Speaker 1: No Willian doctor fees were not rolling. Is this thing on?
Speaker 1: It's this thing on?
Speaker 2: It's on? Oh yeah, we are bad to the dragging
Speaker 2: the building.
Speaker 1: Happy Monday, my brother. First of all, Happy Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 1: I want my.
Speaker 2: Green for you today, Roy, what my green? I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's a clap to day.
Speaker 1: I mean it's happy Saint Patty's Day. Man, you're an
Speaker 1: Irish brother in arms, so we've got to support you too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I I take Saint Patrick stay very seriously.
Speaker 3: I didn't wear green just because I don't. I don't
Speaker 3: really submit to the commercialism and capitalism of what they've
Speaker 3: done with my culture.
Speaker 4: But it is a very important day.
Speaker 3: It's a good representation of our faith and getting the
Speaker 3: English the funk out.
Speaker 2: Of here shouts of IRA. Yeah that's really.
Speaker 4: Where I'm at with it.
Speaker 3: But yeah, everyone amateur day and enjoy I don't think
Speaker 3: you're celebrating Irish culture, but you know, whatever, it's I'll
Speaker 3: be on on it's Pops in town.
Speaker 4: No, he's in Florida. Yeah, I was trying. I was
Speaker 4: trying to get them to come up.
Speaker 3: I went to my godfather's over the week and we
Speaker 3: did a little sint Patrick Stiate thing with the kids
Speaker 3: and everything. But I'll yeah, I'll be on I'll be
Speaker 3: on a fifth. If you're listening to this, I'm one
Speaker 3: fifth that.
Speaker 2: Right now, with with with the with the.
Speaker 1: Mar with the rest of the lads. What what do
Speaker 1: they call the women? Uh like, there's lads of guys
Speaker 1: right Irish?
Speaker 2: You think we acknowledge?
Speaker 1: Never.
Speaker 3: I think that's cute that you think their.
Speaker 4: Name is kitchen. That's a job. That's the original stove.
Speaker 1: We are backspotsored by Boost Mobile unlimited talk texts and that. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I heard. I read all your comments over the week
Speaker 1: and all your niggas out there.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, you do believe the potato famine was a genocide,
Speaker 3: that's what you're talking about. Yes, all right, as long
Speaker 3: as we're on the same page as I'm talking about. Yes,
Speaker 3: But I read some of the comments over the week
Speaker 3: and everybody was killing me. It's okay, I take it off,
Speaker 3: It's I welcome in.
Speaker 1: I understand.
Speaker 2: You're a cute baby.
Speaker 5: Did they they said? Looked like a coal miner?
Speaker 1: But yeah, why were you so?
Speaker 3: I don't know, I have to ask. I think my
Speaker 3: dad took that I have to ask exactly where I was.
Speaker 3: Was it taking your kid to work? There? You ja
Speaker 3: and probably I have no idea where this that. It's
Speaker 3: just hilarious, like.
Speaker 1: A runaway, a stowaway. He was underneath the Greyhound with
Speaker 1: the luggage.
Speaker 4: Which is like, I'm sure I ate fine that day.
Speaker 1: You didn't look like it doesn't look like you were
Speaker 1: starving at all, just.
Speaker 2: Like you were doing It was the shirt off your
Speaker 2: like you just no, but that was that was Come on,
Speaker 2: that's fashion. Yeah, come on man, Loven see that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would rock that shirt now though I would
Speaker 3: like a dinosaur shirt like that right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: They said, moll look like he belonged than you know,
Speaker 5: a nineties like R and B group. They said, you
Speaker 5: had a button up turtleneck. They've never seen that before,
Speaker 5: but they don't notice it's not a party.
Speaker 1: Yeah I was before caught again like you, I don't
Speaker 1: even know what Cardigan's was back then. Man, that was
Speaker 1: like eighty I want to say eighty seven, maybe eighty eight.
Speaker 3: Jesus, And that's a that's a live background, right yeah,
Speaker 3: come on, that's not at the mall, you know, strip malls.
Speaker 4: One hundred and sixty. First next to the movie in Ireland.
Speaker 3: I was in Ireland, right, I know exactly where you
Speaker 3: took that in Ireland.
Speaker 1: Man, it was in Island. I don't tell nobody.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, the Northern Bronx, that part of Ireland.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, that was picture day. Man. You know picture
Speaker 1: day in school you had to get I remember the
Speaker 1: funny thing about it.
Speaker 3: Your mom got money though, because to get that background
Speaker 3: instead of the generic one, you had a different envelope.
Speaker 2: You had a different envelope different everybody.
Speaker 1: Everybody in school had that background.
Speaker 4: Oh nah, No, you had a generic one that if
Speaker 4: you didn't pay.
Speaker 1: For that, everybody got that same background. But it's funny
Speaker 1: because I do remember. It's funny when you see pictures
Speaker 1: like it to take you back to that day. I
Speaker 1: remember that. I remember my mother telling me, don't eat nothing,
Speaker 1: don't white. Yeah, because I got to school. So I
Speaker 1: remember just sitting in school. I was scared to say
Speaker 1: with something to the homie. I was scared to give DAPs.
Speaker 1: I was just like, y'all got to sit here and wait.
Speaker 1: And then my mom said, after you take your pictures,
Speaker 1: go crazy, dude. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then that was always the thing as you got older,
Speaker 3: was later in the day that you took your photos. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's always a big thing with parents, like yo, all
Speaker 3: right now now you're in sixth grade.
Speaker 4: That means at you you have to wait till noon exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't eat nothing, like, you got to sit
Speaker 1: here and just chill, don't you don't use your crayons,
Speaker 1: don't do nothing. Y My mom gave me the crazy
Speaker 1: speech leaving. I was look at baby d Laras ain't changed.
Speaker 1: It looked like you was doing something you wasn't supposed
Speaker 1: to be doing. She was rapping where you was at.
Speaker 5: I think this was my first birthday and I think
Speaker 5: I bit my cousin Daja Highdaysia. I think I bit
Speaker 5: her on her mouth like a little bit after this picture.
Speaker 1: Oh so you were hungry, Okay, that's what tongue out means.
Speaker 3: I was just like, Wow, you guys made fun of
Speaker 3: me for admitting that vulnerable story and me getting kicked
Speaker 3: out of daycare for biting somebody. Don't call me a
Speaker 3: bier for like seven episodes straight, but I.
Speaker 2: Admitted to be a that's my bag. I still bite
Speaker 2: mother fuckers. You crazy ship.
Speaker 1: That's what she do. I mean, that's your strongest asset
Speaker 1: at that age. Yeah, look at the bowtie with the
Speaker 1: suspenders is crazy, Like, look at this suspended. It does
Speaker 1: go all the suspenders of it.
Speaker 3: It does give the vies of like every murdered doc
Speaker 3: on Netflix in them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of that. Where did it go wrong?
Speaker 2: He was such a love shot.
Speaker 1: You look at his family with such a family kid.
Speaker 1: Everybody loved him. And then you know, just high school,
Speaker 1: he just went he went.
Speaker 3: Left, and then all of us are watching Netflix going,
Speaker 3: how do you not look in his eyes?
Speaker 2: Did you not see this?
Speaker 3: Look at those ers's had a clip on?
Speaker 4: Was that was that tied clip on? Okay?
Speaker 2: I mean you were young?
Speaker 1: Yeh?
Speaker 3: Ryan made it early? Oh yeah, I almost went in
Speaker 3: there delete. I almost hated it. I was like, I
Speaker 3: don't know if Ryan is allowed on the IG yet
Speaker 3: it's not.
Speaker 2: We love Ryan.
Speaker 4: That's hilarious. That was a hilarious preak.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you would have sent me a whack photo,
Speaker 5: he wouldn't have made it. But the photo was really cute.
Speaker 4: It was a door.
Speaker 3: It was also adorable because it was a shot in
Speaker 3: I don't know in twenty fifteen, so like it was
Speaker 3: super high rack.
Speaker 1: That was last summer. I was last summer.
Speaker 3: I do like that trend of this is who you're
Speaker 3: and then it's the baby picture, because that's I've had
Speaker 3: that in like a couple of therapy before, and I've
Speaker 3: always thought it was like the worst strategy. Like remember
Speaker 3: when you're judging your partner or looking at them, just
Speaker 3: think about the baby and nah, this is an adult
Speaker 3: that's sucking up in front of me yelling at that child.
Speaker 3: And I would not never yell at it child. We're
Speaker 3: not in nineteen ninety six. Yeah, it's now, and she's
Speaker 3: an adult that needs to take accountability.
Speaker 1: Yo? What is that with these memes that be going around?
Speaker 1: Like do y'all? I would just like scroll on social
Speaker 1: media and just like just see all these memes and
Speaker 1: just like that just tug at your like emotional strings.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what memes?
Speaker 2: How it is our relationship?
Speaker 1: Ship?
Speaker 2: Just shut up? Just what memes? Mom? Just what memes?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Why is? Why is the marriage algorithm only relationshipship?
Speaker 2: And what means she's a lover girl?
Speaker 1: Which but what she be what you what should be watching?
Speaker 1: Like what she be liking because it's only her algorithms
Speaker 1: because she liking some ship. Now because sometimes people send
Speaker 1: you stuff, but why they send you relationship ship? Never mind?
Speaker 1: So I saw this, I saw this. I saw this.
Speaker 1: It wasn't really a meme. He's more or less, I guess,
Speaker 1: like a skit where the uh the kid was talking
Speaker 1: to his mom and his mom was like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: look at this is so funny. He was like, mom,
Speaker 1: what is that? Doesn't make any sense? Da? Da da,
Speaker 1: And he kind of like turns and looks and it's
Speaker 1: like a baby version of him and his mom when
Speaker 1: he's showing his mom, like a drawing that he did
Speaker 1: in class looked like shit. The mom was like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, it's so beautiful. So it was saying like
Speaker 1: as we get older, now our parents show with shit
Speaker 1: that were like, yo, that's not even funny, Like what
Speaker 1: is that? But it's like yeah, but you gotta still
Speaker 1: you know, like, hey, they did it for you at
Speaker 1: one point, like they thought you were the funniest, most
Speaker 1: creative kid in the world. Yeah, and now your parents
Speaker 1: are getting older and they showing you things that they
Speaker 1: think it's funny. You have to laugh.
Speaker 2: Did you cry?
Speaker 1: I ain't cry? What I definitely call my mom after that, though,
Speaker 1: I had to check it on I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: because my mom is sending me shit and I feel like,
Speaker 1: my what what is this?
Speaker 3: Typically you want to say, hey, I saw this meme
Speaker 3: two years ago, right like, ma, this is.
Speaker 1: Not even this.
Speaker 4: It just got to Facebook.
Speaker 1: My favorite thing now is AI. My mom don't know
Speaker 1: what's real. AI is so dated, you know what's real?
Speaker 1: Dog Like It's like and now I'm just like, all man,
Speaker 1: just alright, cool.
Speaker 5: Now my mom and my step mom, I go on,
Speaker 5: I go on fucking their facebooks, and it's just all
Speaker 5: AI photos of them, like they're on a they're a biker.
Speaker 2: Now they're a superhero. Now there are a cop.
Speaker 5: It's like, y'all have to start with a y'all are
Speaker 5: literally burning down a small city.
Speaker 3: Like, but we were fucked before the AI stuff because
Speaker 3: they would fall for just memes or just images. Even
Speaker 3: on Sunday when I was over at my godfather, somebody screamed, uh, wait,
Speaker 3: you have to be.
Speaker 2: Gay now to win an oscar.
Speaker 4: That's a rule.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 3: I said, that's fake. What you're reading right now is fake.
Speaker 3: Like give me your phone. I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 3: this is fake. I don't know that might be, it
Speaker 3: might be all parm It was a list of rules
Speaker 3: that said this is and the caption said this is
Speaker 3: real of Oscar.
Speaker 1: This is real. Just says that it's real. You know that.
Speaker 3: I was like, this is I promise you, this is
Speaker 3: not in the Oscar booklet. You have to walk them
Speaker 3: off the ledge, like what is going on now? Like,
Speaker 3: promise you this is not real?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, pez it was real.
Speaker 2: So you're calling them NBJ gay that's what you're saying.
Speaker 1: No, we're not doing that. First one. Out out to
Speaker 1: Michael B. Jordan.
Speaker 2: Rapulations graduate to both of.
Speaker 1: Them, to both of them. Shout out to Smoking Stack. No,
Speaker 1: but Congratson. Michael B. Jordan on winning Best Actor at
Speaker 1: the Oscars this year, well deserved. It was dope to
Speaker 1: see Michael B. Jordan received that award and just received
Speaker 1: praise from his peers and actors and actress that he
Speaker 1: looked up to. I think everybody kind of felt like
Speaker 1: Sinners was the movie of the year, even though one
Speaker 1: battle after another one movie of the year. Yeah, another
Speaker 1: great movie. Shout out to Tiana Taylor. She she got
Speaker 1: an Oscar. She's in that movie obviously, so she won
Speaker 1: to Oscar for that. But shout out to Michael B. Jordan, Man,
Speaker 1: well deserved. And if you didn't see Sinners, I don't
Speaker 1: know what you're waiting for. It's a good movie and
Speaker 1: it's definitely, you know, another one of the movies that
Speaker 1: Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan to add to their filmography.
Speaker 1: Just just great films and great work that they have together.
Speaker 5: And shout out to Ryan Coogler for winning Best Original Screenplay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, shout out to Ryan.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Ryan cool Bler, Young Cools.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, no, I.
Speaker 2: Thought it was great.
Speaker 3: I didn't watch the Oscars, I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 3: but I did watch the clips of them winning, and
Speaker 3: I appreciated that. I watched Conan's uh monologue, and that
Speaker 3: was a cold crowd. I felt for him. I thought
Speaker 3: Conan was kind of funny.
Speaker 1: I didn't see it.
Speaker 2: I just it was. It was a rough crowd, and
Speaker 2: I felt for him.
Speaker 1: That's a tough gig though.
Speaker 2: It was stiff from there, I know, stiff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I feel like everybody's still kind of little.
Speaker 1: I thought we was making a little turn and like,
Speaker 1: you know, everybody not being so sensitive.
Speaker 3: But Conan didn't even like say anything. That was like
Speaker 3: super over that it was just it was just a
Speaker 3: stiff room.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe maybe he wasn't funny.
Speaker 4: I thought it wasn't bad. I think Conan is a
Speaker 4: really good writer.
Speaker 1: He's Irish.
Speaker 5: Ah, they didn't laugh at him during fucking Saint Patty's weekend.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, man.
Speaker 1: Y'all did Conan dirty? Don't do Conan like that?
Speaker 4: Focused on centers.
Speaker 2: We're all every it was over.
Speaker 1: I thought it was we're all sinners and we're all
Speaker 1: having sinch.
Speaker 2: Maybe keep it whatever, I keep it. No, it's funny.
Speaker 2: We're all we're all sinners and we're all having sent Actually, yeah.
Speaker 1: Even Conan, even Conan is Heaven said, I don't know
Speaker 1: if you know that.
Speaker 3: On Saturday, I got a very strange text message. This
Speaker 3: could either bomb. This is completely true. This could either
Speaker 3: bomb and Maul could be mad at me, or.
Speaker 1: We can keep it.
Speaker 3: I get a text message on Saturday at twelve thirty
Speaker 3: at night. I just met a man whose name is
Speaker 3: Hank Strong. He's an actor, and he wanted me to
Speaker 3: say hi to Maul for him and tell him that
Speaker 3: big dick Buster says hello. I will tell you the
Speaker 3: rest later. This is a person that's very very near
Speaker 3: and dear to my heart that that texted this to me.
Speaker 3: She was at work and ran into this gentleman. I
Speaker 3: got the rest of the story. Apparently you were at
Speaker 3: a club at one point and you met the gentleman
Speaker 3: and he reminded you of somebody else, and then you
Speaker 3: continued to call him Big dick Buster for the rest
Speaker 3: of the night in the club, which I wanted to
Speaker 3: call cap On because you don't give anyone nicknames a
Speaker 3: littone Big dick Buster, But I don't know you have
Speaker 3: been You have been known to do toast at daven
Speaker 3: Busters with the Kardashians, so I thought that had something
Speaker 3: to do with it. Okay, are you do you know
Speaker 3: any recollection of the story?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Hank Hank is ah. He did security
Speaker 1: in the city. He does security, personal security for for
Speaker 1: US celebrities. But he was in Godfather Harlem. Okay, he
Speaker 1: had a roll in Godfather Harlem. His name was Big
Speaker 1: dick Buster. He was like one of one.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm only on season one of Godfather.
Speaker 1: You know, he was one of the like the muscle
Speaker 1: for Bumpy Johnson and you know, one of the guys
Speaker 1: that that had like stole some money or did something
Speaker 1: like they had him in the warehouse, beat him up,
Speaker 1: and then they had Big Dick Buster come in, you know,
Speaker 1: do a big dick but only Big Dick Buster can do. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So, but you know, shout
Speaker 1: out shout out to Hank's.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying he should add more context to his.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I wasn't position. I don't know.
Speaker 3: He did not add in Godfather Harlem, he's not adding acting.
Speaker 3: He said, yo, just to tell him all Big dig
Speaker 3: Buster said what up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's first of all. And I wasn't walking
Speaker 1: around calling him real, I wasn't doing that. But shout
Speaker 1: out shout out to Hank Man, good dude, you know
Speaker 1: what that was like to get that text to twelve.
Speaker 1: That's wow.
Speaker 2: I'm definitely not an underground scene he was in.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, I'm not calling Hank big dick bust. I'm
Speaker 1: not walking around calling Hank at the club at the club,
Speaker 1: shut up, my g what that's not? Wait what season
Speaker 1: of Godfather Harlem? Because I'm almost done with season I
Speaker 1: think I'm actually the beginning of season two, probably season two. Okay,
Speaker 1: and they just they call him big Dick bust just
Speaker 1: think like that's what he does. He comes in and
Speaker 1: he just he raped it. Well, I mean that's what
Speaker 1: Bumpy Johnson. I didn't say that bumpump Bumpy gave him that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I didn't give him that name. But yeah, he comes
Speaker 1: in and everybody looking like that, they think he gonna
Speaker 1: beat you up because he's, you know, big guy. But
Speaker 1: then no, he taking your butt. Oh yeah. Sometimes I
Speaker 1: wish I had lived in the seventies, and other times
Speaker 1: I'm kind of glad. Shoot me. Yeah, they just just
Speaker 1: kill just killed me, just me on fire, shoot me
Speaker 1: for just shoot me. That's it.
Speaker 3: I don't need to go out that way. What's okay? Yeah,
Speaker 3: then I guess that does. But even then, like I've
Speaker 3: never been ahead of a criminal organization, I understand you
Speaker 3: have to do some diabolical ship to get there. I
Speaker 3: don't know if I want to, Like what if this
Speaker 3: guy turns on me one day? Yeah, I could maybe
Speaker 3: defend myself against a killer that whatever, but this year,
Speaker 3: like you got to treat that guy with a different
Speaker 3: level of class.
Speaker 4: He should be when your number one shooter doesn't.
Speaker 1: Just shoot yeah. Yeah, but yeah, he want butt, that's
Speaker 1: what he want.
Speaker 4: Like but like he could just kill the person who
Speaker 4: wants to do that.
Speaker 1: Instead, I'm gonna get and take some button and then
Speaker 1: with throw a multi roof. You know what salary do
Speaker 1: you want? Sir?
Speaker 2: We are not advocating for rape, by the way.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no no, that was his role in The
Speaker 1: Godfather Hall obviously just a gangster series, so it was
Speaker 1: a gangster shit happening. So I don't know how gangster
Speaker 1: that is, but you know whatever, man, I'm not telling
Speaker 1: anybody how to run their criminal organizations for sure.
Speaker 3: Anyways, it was, uh, it was it. Was it a
Speaker 3: good music weekend or was it just a music weekend?
Speaker 3: Because we've gotten some good ones back to back, said
Speaker 3: we deal with the white elf in the room first,
Speaker 3: or should we get to James Blake Olexie like a lot?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, We're going right to Monica. We're
Speaker 1: gonna write to Santa Monica. Let's go right right to
Speaker 1: Santa Monica. Jack Harlow dropped his very much anticipated new project.
Speaker 1: As we've been waiting to hear from Jack, and we
Speaker 1: talked about it last week and we was like, you know,
Speaker 1: this is an important project for Jack. Which way is
Speaker 1: he gonna go what is it gonna sound like? This?
Speaker 1: That and the third and all of the ideas that
Speaker 1: we threw around. I don't think any of us landed
Speaker 1: on what exactly the project turned out to indeed be. Yeah,
Speaker 1: first thoughts as soon as I played it, I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 1: Jack is in a whole different bag. Rory, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I wasn't expecting this. This was completely different for Jack Carlow. Sure,
Speaker 1: this just felt like an entirely new artist, somebody that
Speaker 1: we've never heard before. But while it was different, it
Speaker 1: wasn't what I expected. It wasn't terrible. It wasn't terrible.
Speaker 1: I was I was a little thrown off. I was
Speaker 1: a little confused, but it wasn't terrible. It was it
Speaker 1: was okay. It just wasn't terrible, but definitely was not
Speaker 1: what we expected. I don't think it was what we
Speaker 1: expected at all.
Speaker 2: No, I was not.
Speaker 3: After the Doja Cat single, I was like, all right,
Speaker 3: let's let's keep let's keep the train moved.
Speaker 1: I didn't though he was going all the way pop.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie, we said pop. Maybe I think
Speaker 1: he gives a little sprinkle, a little rap in this
Speaker 1: still hip hop, but.
Speaker 3: I anticipated a mix between Jack Man and the kids,
Speaker 3: Miss You. I thought he was gonna find a good
Speaker 3: balance there, of not. I didn't think he was gonna
Speaker 3: go post malone or sell out the way a lot
Speaker 3: of white rappers have done in the past.
Speaker 4: I didn't think Jack was gonna do that. I did
Speaker 4: not expect him.
Speaker 3: No wonder, I have not been able to book Electric
Speaker 3: Lady Lamb for the past fucking six months.
Speaker 1: Jack had it, He had it booked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're expensive, that place is.
Speaker 1: He had it booked up.
Speaker 2: That's d Achelo's. I don't know where to begin here.
Speaker 3: I would be a liar if I did not.
Speaker 2: Laugh at all the jokes the entire weekend, and it
Speaker 2: was plenty of true.
Speaker 1: Oh, it was plenty of jokes to laugh at. They
Speaker 1: called him I R S one. I R S one
Speaker 1: was definitely one of my favorites. I did.
Speaker 3: This is what you can put on the screen. Uh pH,
Speaker 3: I'll send it to you. Darn instead of damn. Was
Speaker 3: one of my favorites. If you know your history into
Speaker 3: the Nation of Islam, yakub quality, Yes, music rothschild was
Speaker 3: definitely a child was fucking hilarious.
Speaker 5: They called it in January sixth and Park.
Speaker 2: Somebody called him Juwe hill.
Speaker 3: Day last stole bro they said, they said bland, Nubian.
Speaker 5: Proud boys to men they did tearing his ass up, Yo, man.
Speaker 1: Jack Man, it's when they put it's when white boys
Speaker 1: put that hat on right there. That hat does it
Speaker 1: every time.
Speaker 4: This one.
Speaker 3: I also again the album covers the best white on
Speaker 3: both sides.
Speaker 2: They saw him Auschwitz Alcina.
Speaker 5: Oh my, I had to look up if he was
Speaker 5: actually Jewish because Madam them were Jewish jokes.
Speaker 2: I'm like, he's not even.
Speaker 1: Jewish, Oh my god, man, yeah, yeah, Jack, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: this is this just wasn't what we was expecting. Man, Like,
Speaker 1: the music is not terrible, it's cool, but it's just
Speaker 1: like we wasn't. We didn't think we ain't need this.
Speaker 3: It's like DiAngelo is funny, but they spelt it the
Speaker 3: Italian way.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I saw the Anglo saxon that fucking fried me nigga,
Speaker 5: said Leon Thomas Jefferson.
Speaker 4: Someone called him ninth wonder Bread.
Speaker 2: Oh my in f doom Yo went on for hours.
Speaker 1: Q tip tip Yeah, Jack, they frying you up for
Speaker 1: this one. I ain't gonna lie listen, man, I'm really
Speaker 1: not here. It's not terrible though, Like y'all know, this ISOs,
Speaker 1: but it's not a terrible album.
Speaker 3: Y'all know this is my bag. So I am actually
Speaker 3: very critical of people going into this genre, especially when
Speaker 3: they've not been in it.
Speaker 2: It's it's really not.
Speaker 6: That bad.
Speaker 2: I think what.
Speaker 3: I think music fans find it a bit distasteful is
Speaker 3: how Mac Miller coded he was trying to be in it.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying Jack went anywhere with Mac Miller
Speaker 3: on his mind whatsoever. But we saw Mac transition from
Speaker 3: being a backpack rapper into a full blown musician, like
Speaker 3: Mac could play every instrument producing. You saw the artist
Speaker 3: he got respect from, and you watched that entire thing
Speaker 3: was like one day I decided I want to do a.
Speaker 4: Soul quarian album.
Speaker 2: Mac.
Speaker 3: We watched do that in such an authentic way. And
Speaker 3: I don't even want to make this a race thing
Speaker 3: per se. But Mac is the closest thing we've probably
Speaker 3: seen with modern artists that have transitioned to another genre
Speaker 3: in a very respectful and authentic way. Yeah, and I'm
Speaker 3: not saying I don't know Jack's intentions. I don't know
Speaker 3: Jack personally. He could have had every authentic he could have.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know he didn't know Brandy two years ago,
Speaker 3: but maybe he discovered neo soul music and really fell
Speaker 3: in love with it and wanted to do this. I
Speaker 3: just don't know who's ever running the program of getting
Speaker 3: out an album like this. Whereas Three Stacks, when Love
Speaker 3: Below came out, I went and bought it as a kid,
Speaker 3: expecting an outcast album. I was confused as fuck, but
Speaker 3: Andre just sat quietly and let us all deal with it.
Speaker 3: This with throwing on the costume of the fucking the
Speaker 3: beanie you in the park like Brown Sugar, it was
Speaker 3: like too much on the nose, a bit like when
Speaker 3: Mac was moving into another genre.
Speaker 4: Mac was himself through the whole thing.
Speaker 1: He didn't put on a new costume for it.
Speaker 3: It was just like Max just being Mac this. Even
Speaker 3: though I'm not saying that's Jack at all, I want
Speaker 3: to make that very clear. I don't know Jack Carlow.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying he's doing that. It just got odd
Speaker 3: that you completely changed your style to the stereotypical neo
Speaker 3: soshit in twenty twenty six, when people making Neil Sol
Speaker 3: music don't even dress that way.
Speaker 2: No more, no.
Speaker 3: They dress how they dress, it's almost like you were doing.
Speaker 3: And I'm not saying you don't like to dress that way.
Speaker 3: Maybe Jack, I like a beanie too. I used to
Speaker 3: have the beanie with the brain.
Speaker 5: You want to just kill him like you ain't got
Speaker 5: to keep saying. I'm not saying I don't know Jack,
Speaker 5: I just kill him.
Speaker 2: It's okay, I'm not here to kill him. I'm just
Speaker 2: saying you checked.
Speaker 3: Sometimes checking too many boxes is the wrong thing. Sometimes
Speaker 3: going you know what, I want to make a Neil
Speaker 3: Sol album and record it an electric lady is like,
Speaker 3: all right, man, let's pull it back.
Speaker 4: How about you be your version of this?
Speaker 3: Because I think Jack's between Jack Man and the kids
Speaker 3: miss you. I think Jack could have incorporated a lot
Speaker 3: of Neil Sol into his sound already in a way
Speaker 3: that may have been less. Let's check every neo soabox
Speaker 3: and put the beanie on. Let's get a black girl
Speaker 3: with short hair, Let's smile in the park, let's walk
Speaker 3: around like we're Maxwell and Brooklyn like. It was just
Speaker 3: too much of the box checking. But with that said,
Speaker 3: I don't think the music is that bad. The way
Speaker 3: people were killing the music. I don't think it's as
Speaker 3: bad as people are making enough. It's not as I
Speaker 3: actually it's not.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just a hard left like he is.
Speaker 3: To me, it was the hard left with the marketing.
Speaker 3: And then you sit and listen my white face and
Speaker 3: my past. You can pull up anything. I'm not not
Speaker 3: guilty in this entire thing, but sitting with two white
Speaker 3: people from New York Times to talk about your black
Speaker 3: album is a little fucking weird to me.
Speaker 1: And who's Monica?
Speaker 2: He said, you know what, it's staying for somebody.
Speaker 4: Somebody told me to sound it out, but don't say
Speaker 4: it out loud.
Speaker 1: And I went, oh, fuck my Nika, my Nikai.
Speaker 5: Or whatever whatever girl he got with folllox. That is
Speaker 5: fucking the ship out of him.
Speaker 1: Ye foind out what Monica looked like. It's gonna give
Speaker 1: us all the all the answers we need right here.
Speaker 1: It's gonna tell us everything we need to know. But
Speaker 1: I mean, we don't know the muse. Who's the muse
Speaker 1: to this this music?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I think that's why because the rollout was so confusing.
Speaker 3: That's why the disconnect to me has happened. Because there
Speaker 3: could have been a rollout of who Monica really was,
Speaker 3: and we would have probably had an idea. How it
Speaker 3: appears is that he just chose a black name to
Speaker 3: call his black album Monica. Now, if there was a
Speaker 3: story that we missed, I think that could have helped
Speaker 3: with the rollout and kind of eased people into this,
Speaker 3: if you wanted to make this drass transition into soul music.
Speaker 4: But there wasn't that. Yeah, it's just is just a
Speaker 4: hard left jack.
Speaker 3: And again, I think I think it's insane to sit
Speaker 3: down with I'm not saying sitting down New York Times
Speaker 3: is wrong, but sitting down with two white people that
Speaker 3: probably have never heard Mama's Gun in their entire life
Speaker 3: to discuss your neo soul album is a strange way.
Speaker 3: He did get fucked over. I mean that the clip
Speaker 3: is insane. I got blacker. I know what he was
Speaker 3: trying to say, as far as white artists usually go
Speaker 3: to white ship and he's saying his music went more
Speaker 3: to the black black region of music.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: I don't know, because I think all music is black.
Speaker 1: Right, So that's what you mean? Got blacker? Did he
Speaker 1: say got blacker?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he said he got blacker, But he was what
Speaker 3: I think he was trying. Jack Carlo said he got blacker,
Speaker 3: but he did not see the clip that went viral.
Speaker 5: Even in reference to his music, his music got blacker
Speaker 5: instead of going white, Like how his.
Speaker 1: Hip hop album It'll get more Black than hip Hop?
Speaker 1: Do it?
Speaker 3: Well, they were talking about people more than how a
Speaker 3: lot of artists will start with hip hop and then
Speaker 3: they'll venture up kid Rock did hip hop, then he
Speaker 3: went white.
Speaker 1: I mean white. I was in the congratulations is kind
Speaker 1: of the same.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, a lot of people would say post Malone
Speaker 3: got hot because of hip hop and then immediately said
Speaker 3: hip hop has no substance in a quote, and then
Speaker 3: started making country and pop music that he used hip
Speaker 3: hop to get to pull his career and move on.
Speaker 3: And New York Times and Jack were trying to explain
Speaker 3: that at this moment where he was a huge white artist,
Speaker 3: he decided to go more towards what people would consider
Speaker 3: black music, which would be neil.
Speaker 4: So even though all music.
Speaker 3: Is black music, he just chose to say the word
Speaker 3: I got blacker, and that got clipped.
Speaker 4: Now that's insane, Yeah, Jack, that's Jack.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: But what I think he was trying to say is
Speaker 3: I instead of doing what all my other white counterparts
Speaker 3: do in this situation, I decided not to go for
Speaker 3: the fame pop shit and went more towards music that
Speaker 3: I prefer which Neil Soul is obviously black. But then again,
Speaker 3: so is fucking rock and roll pop music every day
Speaker 3: periods because ball music is black. So but that's a
Speaker 3: separate conversation. But that's me speculating. Let's just deal with
Speaker 3: what he said. Yeah he said, I got blacker. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's just not it.
Speaker 2: And you're wearing the beanie and it just I don't know,
Speaker 2: I feel like that.
Speaker 5: Fucking beanie is pushing me off, Like I'm not gonna lie. Like,
Speaker 5: if you want to put off the music you want
Speaker 5: to put out, that's fine, especially if it's good like whatever.
Speaker 5: But the cosplaying, the cosplaying of like my uncle, I
Speaker 5: don't like that shit. That shit is so unnecessary and
Speaker 5: it makes it seem like you're taking it as a
Speaker 5: joke and you're not really respecting the music.
Speaker 1: You remember, like the in the shitcoms in the nineties
Speaker 1: when the white kids showed up the high school he
Speaker 1: was cool like and Steve Harvey Show and all of that,
Speaker 1: and old girls liked him, and there's like a talent show.
Speaker 1: You feel like, oh he can rap. That's what Jack
Speaker 1: Hall remind me a little bit. He can play basketball.
Speaker 1: The white man can't jump, right. He played basketball and
Speaker 1: he gave it, you know, he wrapped you, I mean,
Speaker 1: and then now he's giving us neil soul.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a it's an interesting move. Was it
Speaker 2: a good I'm trying.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't be the way I feel like y'all should
Speaker 3: be speaking. You know, I'm just saying what you do
Speaker 3: the New York Times and Jack already cleaned up my
Speaker 3: side speaking.
Speaker 1: I think it was a smart move, though, I think,
Speaker 1: do you I think this? This hurt Jack, just definitely
Speaker 1: hurt him in my in my in my humble opinion.
Speaker 1: I'm not an artist. I don't make music, so I'm
Speaker 1: not going to, you know, speak too much to that.
Speaker 1: But it's hard left. I think hurt Jack's trajectory more
Speaker 1: than it helped. For sure, No.
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Speaker 5: A right, Okay, I have to think that maybe maybe
Speaker 5: him and whoever is on his team knows something I don't,
Speaker 5: because this is such an obvious, simply bad move for
Speaker 5: his career that I would think, Okay, if they did this,
Speaker 5: they must have reasoning for it, because it's like to ask,
Speaker 5: was this like not good for him?
Speaker 2: I think that's pretty obvious. We were just.
Speaker 5: Talking on the last episode about how you don't have
Speaker 5: a particular sound that we can go to.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 5: Who are you as an artist and then you switch again.
Speaker 5: So it's like, are you just gonna hop around genres
Speaker 5: for the rest of the life now.
Speaker 1: Right, because now with the he can't go back like
Speaker 1: full rap on the next project. Why not?
Speaker 2: Hell no, he wants but how he'll come around.
Speaker 1: You're right, he can do. Jack Haller can do whatever
Speaker 1: the fuck he want to do. I'm saying if he
Speaker 1: goes full rap hip hop next album, that's gonna make
Speaker 1: this album look even crazier this it's gonna be like,
Speaker 1: what the fuck was that about? Like what I mean,
Speaker 1: even even what was that moment?
Speaker 3: I mean even with I don't know. I want to
Speaker 3: make this very clear. I'm not comparing Jack Harlow Monica
Speaker 3: to Kanye West Edaways and Heartbreaks, but Kanye went back
Speaker 3: to rapping like you can do something. It's different though
Speaker 3: after fucking the love below he went and wrapped over.
Speaker 1: The is different. He was already established as a man.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say that, like he was.
Speaker 1: Already established as a mega, mega producer.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm saying I'm not comparing them.
Speaker 3: But in the same breath, I will say, which we
Speaker 3: talked about on the last episode when we were trying
Speaker 3: to figure out what this album was going to sound like.
Speaker 3: Jack Harlow is a he sells out at the Barclay Center.
Speaker 3: He does have a TikTok fan base, and I think
Speaker 3: he looked out at the crowd and probably was like,
Speaker 3: I hate the fans, Steve Lacy treatment, I hate the
Speaker 3: people that I'm performing to.
Speaker 4: Man, we had that full conversation.
Speaker 3: Let's not act like Jack is also not I'm not
Speaker 3: a megastar, of course, but anyone that sells out in arena,
Speaker 3: I think you can put in a pretty high category.
Speaker 1: No, no, for sure, but but you can't. We're not
Speaker 1: talking about somebody that is only doing two thousand seats, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, two thousand seat is great.
Speaker 4: But he's doing arenas. Okay, So let's he's not going
Speaker 4: to do arenas with Monica.
Speaker 5: Let's but and that's so that's what I was about
Speaker 5: to say, right so with let's address the he's doing arenas.
Speaker 5: Because the way that music moves so fast these days,
Speaker 5: like for example, if Jenna Jackson came back right now
Speaker 5: or decided to drop something she can do in arena
Speaker 5: for the rest of her life, she will be able
Speaker 5: to do an arena if you have one hot project
Speaker 5: that will and it was hot because of a couple singles,
Speaker 5: and you were able to do an arena that year,
Speaker 5: like before this album, I don't know if Jack would
Speaker 5: have been able to do an arena like. I don't
Speaker 5: know if he would have been able to do an
Speaker 5: arena after jack Man. I don't know if he would
Speaker 5: have be able to do an arena after now. So
Speaker 5: then you can't say he does arenas because that means
Speaker 5: you have a dedicated fan base who will support you
Speaker 5: no matter what. That's what makes you an established artist.
Speaker 5: I don't think that he has that. I don't think
Speaker 5: that he can release this album and go and do
Speaker 5: an arena and his dedicated fan base will show up.
Speaker 5: That what will make him established. I don't think he's
Speaker 5: there yet.
Speaker 4: Okay, I see your point again.
Speaker 3: I think jack Man was more of a mixtape, and
Speaker 3: it came out pretty quick afterwards and was clearly just
Speaker 3: a quick like I'm putting something out for my core
Speaker 3: fan base. If he would have stayed more in the
Speaker 3: lane of the kids, Miss You, I think Jack would
Speaker 3: have still been able to do arenas. Now I would
Speaker 3: assume that he's going to I hope purposely choose small
Speaker 3: venues to perform this. And then also I don't know
Speaker 3: again how much of this music he created. That's also
Speaker 3: tough to perform when you didn't make this type of music.
Speaker 4: Like that's a lot of the allure of.
Speaker 3: Let me not say a lure, but a lot of
Speaker 3: the authenticity with Neil so is a lot of those
Speaker 3: artists are producing that music. So those live shows hit
Speaker 3: a bit differently when you're controlling the entire band, you're
Speaker 3: participating in every instrument is it's just a little different.
Speaker 3: I don't know how this looks. And they and most
Speaker 3: of those artists have been doing venues for so long.
Speaker 3: They know how to control those crowds. They know how
Speaker 3: to put a show on. I'm not saying Jack doesn't,
Speaker 3: but doing first class in Barclays is a little different
Speaker 3: than controlling four shows in one night in Blue Note,
Speaker 3: where you have to play every instrument. Yeah, So I
Speaker 3: just don't know if it's gonna come across. I don't
Speaker 3: know if he knows how to perform this yet. And
Speaker 3: he's a professional. I'm sure he's probably rehearsing as as
Speaker 3: much as he can. I just don't know how this
Speaker 3: is gonna pivot and.
Speaker 2: Who even.
Speaker 5: He doesn't give a fuck if he does sobs, who
Speaker 5: goes and see some asobs?
Speaker 2: Who's the consumer?
Speaker 4: That's a great question.
Speaker 1: Every white woman that just left American Apparel and went
Speaker 1: to get a lot to.
Speaker 2: I'm acha.
Speaker 4: Here's the what Maul is saying is.
Speaker 1: This is a bad idea.
Speaker 2: It's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: This was a bad idea. This album all right, but
Speaker 1: here's listening the experiment like this, Jack way too soon.
Speaker 3: You're kind of not wrong, though, because that crowd that
Speaker 3: followed him on TikTok probably has never heard Neil soul
Speaker 3: in their lives. And if you soon, if you consider
Speaker 3: this diet Neil, so some of those people may think
Speaker 3: that they just Jack just tapped into a genre that
Speaker 3: no one's ever heard before. Right, some people really might
Speaker 3: be like, yo, what this is? This type of music
Speaker 3: is crazy, even if it is diet. And again, really
Speaker 3: they have the women you're talking about. Go to Blue
Speaker 3: Note one time to watch Jack and look at Jack
Speaker 3: like he's three stacks and level below, like.
Speaker 1: I've never even heard anything like this. But this is
Speaker 1: not this is Jack. This was just too soon to
Speaker 1: experiment like this for Jack, do you.
Speaker 3: Give him any any respect for at this moment pivoting
Speaker 3: to something you think he in his.
Speaker 4: Words, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean as an artist, I respect risk. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: respect when artists take risks. You know, you gotta believe
Speaker 1: in yourself. You have to have the utmost belief in
Speaker 1: yourself first before the fans will believe in you. So
Speaker 1: I respect Jack for that. I mean, I just think that,
Speaker 1: you know, this was just such a hard pivot where
Speaker 1: it's like from his sound, it's like, I just think
Speaker 1: it was too soon to do that. I think you
Speaker 1: needed to give us one more, maybe two more bona
Speaker 1: fide rap hip hop albums. You could sprinkle in some
Speaker 1: R and B, even some neo soul vibes in that.
Speaker 3: Within that album Mac Miller The Divine, which to me
Speaker 3: is more of a modern classic of that type of
Speaker 3: genre where it's like Mac is rapping on that. You
Speaker 3: still got to hit with Anderson Pact, but then you
Speaker 3: have joints on there. Shit, even the record with Grande
Speaker 3: is a record.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just think this was this was too hard left.
Speaker 1: It was like you know, and and again I respect
Speaker 1: artists taking risks. That's that's that's you know, that speaks
Speaker 1: to an artist just believing in themselves. So I respect
Speaker 1: Jack there, but you know, just somebody just listening and
Speaker 1: I press play on it on the Jack Harlow album.
Speaker 1: I was not expecting this to be the album at all.
Speaker 5: So if you didn't know it was Jack Harlow and
Speaker 5: somebody just threw it on, would you like it?
Speaker 2: And ask, like, yo, who's that?
Speaker 1: I like, Yo, Rey Shan is back? My god, stop yo,
Speaker 1: me saying is back?
Speaker 2: Absolutely yo.
Speaker 3: You know the amount of people that were saying Jack
Speaker 3: Carlow's next album it's gonna be dancehol what ship.
Speaker 1: Yo?
Speaker 3: Demarus? I would ask, who is this? Yes, because I
Speaker 3: don't think it's bad music. I like Prague all of
Speaker 3: my friends. Hook is crazy. I like, say, hello, I
Speaker 3: like the project, but here's my thing. If you're gonna
Speaker 3: go for the risk, don't, Glenn Lewis, the entire project
Speaker 3: is safe.
Speaker 4: Like, that's what's weird about it.
Speaker 3: It's a risk because you pivoted to Neo Soul with
Speaker 3: a beanie on and said you got Blacker and then
Speaker 3: met Mona Like all of that is a crazy, crazy risk.
Speaker 3: But again, not comparing Jack to Andre two thousand. But
Speaker 3: when Andre two thousand took that pivot, he went all
Speaker 3: the way. You got weird shit like Happy Valentine's Day. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you got records that were digestible, like hey, prototype, like
Speaker 3: you got things that the world could accept. But then
Speaker 3: you got love and war, you got Happy Valentine's Day,
Speaker 3: you got all these like really pushing the genre forward
Speaker 3: instead of just copy and pasting. For this is the
Speaker 3: safest meal soul album I've ever heard in my life.
Speaker 3: That's that's really my issue. It's not bad music, but
Speaker 3: if you're gonna take the risk push the genre forward,
Speaker 3: don't just every record. Every record is the safest meal
Speaker 3: soul record I've ever heard, which doesn't mean it's bad,
Speaker 3: but it's safe.
Speaker 2: There's nothing on.
Speaker 3: There that I was like, Okay, I see you're trying
Speaker 3: to push You appreciate neo soul so much that you're
Speaker 3: trying to push it forward. This is a very, very
Speaker 3: safe nine records of what someone would think neo soul
Speaker 3: was in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: And I want to make it clear, I don't think
Speaker 4: that's bad. It's good music.
Speaker 1: It's good.
Speaker 3: All of my friends has incredible writing. Again, say hello,
Speaker 3: I'll probably listen to say hello, that'll stay in the way,
Speaker 3: like progue is fire, I move along school.
Speaker 4: Every song is cool, but it's safe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So to me when you're saying this is a risk, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a risk, but it's the safest risk I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: Like, if you're gonna do it, do it right.
Speaker 3: Well, I meant get in there, like I love that
Speaker 3: Robert Glasper was on it. But at that point, let's
Speaker 3: let's tap in a little bit more. Let's really try
Speaker 3: to push this. No, let's not okay if you let's
Speaker 3: just not go that deep.
Speaker 1: They're hard left shrinkle the album with a cut program
Speaker 1: on the album, but then get back and wrapping not
Speaker 1: mad like okay, like you slowly introducing your audience to
Speaker 1: a different side of your different sound. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: just straight up like who is this? This is a
Speaker 1: whole different person.
Speaker 2: We know, we know why there was no single. Yeah awkward?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah what super I get it. Yeah, there's kind
Speaker 3: of no win for losing in that capacity. You put
Speaker 3: a single out, it's like, wait, what the fuck is
Speaker 3: going on? Then you get a full Yeah you kind
Speaker 3: of just had to put this out. But I mean,
Speaker 3: at the same time, though, the Will Smith segment that
Speaker 3: we cut, which I went back and saw that freestyle,
Speaker 3: and I think we owe them all like a huge apology.
Speaker 4: We should have kept that.
Speaker 2: I still.
Speaker 5: Didn't lying on us and what we said that it
Speaker 5: wasn't clout chasing.
Speaker 1: Yes he was, That's what we said he was.
Speaker 3: He was wrapping over pancakes. I'm not saying, first of all,
Speaker 3: that Will Smith freestut was awful. I'm not saying Jack
Speaker 3: Carlo's album is awful. Our point in the Will Smith
Speaker 3: segment was if this is what you want to do
Speaker 3: as an artist, and you feel whole, and this is
Speaker 3: what you want to do, more power to.
Speaker 1: You, bro. I mean, but that's what about it Jack.
Speaker 3: If Jack feels better instead of he may have felt
Speaker 3: nasty after that, doja cash shit? Like all right, I'm
Speaker 3: not really becoming a caricterature of the same first class record.
Speaker 3: Let me put a beanie on it, go be a
Speaker 3: character somewhere else. But he may have felt whole with that.
Speaker 3: Maybe he feels like I wanted.
Speaker 1: Jack could feel whole, cool, great, he could experiment, great,
Speaker 1: do all of those things, right, But we go sit
Speaker 1: here and laugh at joke about it like that. That's
Speaker 1: just not it. Jack, like we we we fuck with you.
Speaker 1: But come on, though, this album is not what we expected.
Speaker 1: Respect the risks as an artist, cool do that, but
Speaker 1: I just think that it was too too far left,
Speaker 1: and you got to ease ease the audience in the
Speaker 1: ears into this new Jack Harlow Monica vibe. This was
Speaker 1: just like a complete you know, reset, and it's like
Speaker 1: a whole different person now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm still gonna laugh at Curtis Mayflower. Yeah, come
Speaker 3: on man Q and on Tip Yeah, I'm laughing at
Speaker 3: all of that.
Speaker 2: Juwe Hill, Yeah, Jue Hill's fucking insane.
Speaker 5: They called America America bad Judaism album America.
Speaker 1: Americanism and just calling it Judaism. This fucking oh god.
Speaker 1: But someone did before we get get off this and
Speaker 1: get some other music. Someone did post.
Speaker 3: Hip hop by the Numbers posted artists that have done
Speaker 3: like the shift, starting with Jack Harlow, Neil Solauren b
Speaker 3: Post Malone, Drake, with House No R and b Andre.
Speaker 1: They put Ambia in New age jazz. I'm not broke.
Speaker 1: He was how many albums in before Drake did that? Honestly,
Speaker 1: never mine out that.
Speaker 3: Wasn't really that far out of his ship Kanye obviously
Speaker 3: with ata Waits Little Yachty, when he bit all of
Speaker 3: child Sound, Childish Gambino cud.
Speaker 4: He did some old rock shit. Wane did a rock album.
Speaker 3: I don't like that they put or Hill Unplugged under
Speaker 3: folks soul, but I guess I get it. Snoop has
Speaker 3: done every genre you can think of.
Speaker 1: Every artist you name. It was so established in so
Speaker 1: big pause when they decided to do that, Like, that's
Speaker 1: the difference. You have to establish an identity, a sound
Speaker 1: that people know you for when they hear it, or
Speaker 1: that's Jack Harlow. Like we were sitting here saying, like, Yo,
Speaker 1: what is it again? What is it gonna sound?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: What is this project? Is da da? We were still
Speaker 1: looking for that. We were still trying to figure out
Speaker 1: the Jack Harlow sound. So then they give us a
Speaker 1: completely different sound than we've ever heard from Jack. You
Speaker 1: confuse us even more now now we really don't know
Speaker 1: what to expect. What's the next album? I just told
Speaker 1: you Dan say that one hundred two thousand, like just instruments?
Speaker 1: Is he gonna let us know that he can actually play? Now? Like, like,
Speaker 1: what is it? What is the next he cannot go
Speaker 1: back full rap hip hop next album. He can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because even like with Child's Gambino, if you have
Speaker 3: because of the Internet, going to Awaken My Love, that
Speaker 3: was very much a funk album. It wasn't that crazy
Speaker 3: because the Internet had elements of that, Like it was.
Speaker 3: Everyone does kind of ease their way. You have to, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you have to. You can't like you have to. It's
Speaker 3: a way to do it.
Speaker 1: I'm not mad. It's a way to do it. It's
Speaker 1: just a way to do it. And I think this
Speaker 1: was he miscalculated his.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because even like Three Stacks too, Like yeah, Love
Speaker 3: Below threw me off a bit, but it was like.
Speaker 1: Three Stacks gave us a lot of rapping before he
Speaker 1: gave us the flu out.
Speaker 2: But I know what I'm saying, he also gave us
Speaker 2: a lot of bum.
Speaker 3: I'm saying he gave us a lot of rapping, but
Speaker 3: also a lot of singing before he did Love Below.
Speaker 3: Like there was elements like the Miss Jackson hook could
Speaker 3: have been on Love Below, and it wouldn't.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't have exact LinkedIn I ad exactly.
Speaker 1: So it's a way to do it, all right.
Speaker 3: Three Sacks in a wig, I don't think it's that weird, right,
Speaker 3: this is the part we get it.
Speaker 1: We understand this has always been a part of his thing.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, I don't know if this this
Speaker 2: is Jacks thing this year?
Speaker 1: Well, looking forward to the next project Jack. Do we
Speaker 1: want to stay on the Whites, Yes, sir, it's a big,
Speaker 1: big weekend for the Whites.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you guys are big James Blake
Speaker 3: fans the way I am. I like you, James.
Speaker 1: James has disappointed me in the last few projects as
Speaker 1: a big James Blake fan.
Speaker 3: I hated the YACHTI project. His album before that kind
Speaker 3: of felt all over the place. I think we got
Speaker 3: the James that I love back, trying Toms, trying Tomes.
Speaker 3: I'm two listeners in and this is this is the James.
Speaker 3: I like, full, full, full on producer James and more
Speaker 3: of the R and B esque stuff. I like his
Speaker 3: electronics stuff. I like the alternative stuff. But sometimes James
Speaker 3: just needs to give us some harmonies and bring us
Speaker 3: all back. Sometimes experimenting is not good for your fan base,
Speaker 3: Like sometimes you shouldn't do an album with Little YACHTI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't confuse the listeners don't confuse your fan base.
Speaker 5: I get it, but see some people experiment and that
Speaker 5: shit pops off, Like.
Speaker 3: You never know what James was experimenting and has popped off.
Speaker 3: I'm saying he left us for like two years where
Speaker 3: I was like.
Speaker 1: He was busy, he had to go do some other ship.
Speaker 4: I don't know what fan base he was serving, and
Speaker 4: I could be wrong.
Speaker 3: I like more James R and B saying he went
Speaker 3: in a different bag for the last couple of years,
Speaker 3: that that had confused me a lot.
Speaker 4: This is a really good album.
Speaker 1: I gotta check it out. I didn't hit this one yet. Yeah. No,
Speaker 1: the whites.
Speaker 4: The whites try to give give you all some souls
Speaker 4: this weekend.
Speaker 1: I didn't take it, but hopefully James gave us a
Speaker 1: little more soul than.
Speaker 2: We're talking about.
Speaker 3: James Blake. Yeah, that's that's authenticity. You're right, I can
Speaker 3: I know who he is. Yeah, I know what's expecting.
Speaker 3: Alex Osley put out a record west Side. That's that's fire.
Speaker 2: One of the finest, bad the most talented.
Speaker 1: You're right, I'm cool.
Speaker 2: Alex is very pretty, but she's also very talented, very talented.
Speaker 4: We don't have to get.
Speaker 1: Her looks all the time, amazing voice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she I mean she's I kind of want her
Speaker 3: and I know she doesn't want to do this. I
Speaker 3: kind of want her to sit with the pop producers.
Speaker 3: Just give me one year to sell out for a
Speaker 3: second and see what you could do, because I think
Speaker 3: we get soul full sellout.
Speaker 1: Music, soulful sellout music.
Speaker 3: Let me not all right, sell out is the wrong
Speaker 3: verb of that of crossover shit if you would have
Speaker 3: made this anyway, but you're in there, Maybe we do
Speaker 3: one session.
Speaker 4: With Benny Blanco, even though it's not really my.
Speaker 3: Guy, but just to see what you could do with
Speaker 3: your talent, with what the machine producers could do, because
Speaker 3: I think Alex could make the way we love Beyonce
Speaker 3: as far as pop music, soul authenticity, even though it's
Speaker 3: pop music. You know what Tom it is where I
Speaker 3: don't think Alex is far from that, even though she
Speaker 3: stays in her lane as far as this type of music.
Speaker 4: Just one go, give it three months, see what you
Speaker 4: come up with.
Speaker 1: I love Alex Osley, like.
Speaker 3: I really think Alex Osley could be with her talent level,
Speaker 3: one of the biggest artists in the R and B
Speaker 3: pop world for sure. Like it wouldn't be mean, like
Speaker 3: you would not expect from her, but she has that.
Speaker 3: Her talent is just different, her tone is different. She
Speaker 3: she would sing circles around these girls, but knows how
Speaker 3: to pull it back where it's digestible, where you're not
Speaker 3: just crooning the entire time on some traditional R and B.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 3: I'd like to see Alex do that, even though I
Speaker 3: know she's not going to do that. But you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't listen to the YG shi it, so forgive
Speaker 3: me there hate the West Coast.
Speaker 4: I know, I'm come on, I'm heaving sent.
Speaker 1: You just had to you just had to go there,
Speaker 1: right yo.
Speaker 4: Even Jack Carl Lowis, Evans.
Speaker 1: Jack Cars, Monica's Heaven Sent Monica for show Heaven Sent.
Speaker 1: So how I put on another record?
Speaker 4: He did Bouncing and it's great.
Speaker 1: Wait what the fuck is doing? Man? I love it?
Speaker 1: I love it, we get how happened and putting music out.
Speaker 1: I love it. I just didn't hit his record yet though.
Speaker 2: Dope, Yeah, it's great. It's a good rollout. I think
Speaker 2: all these records aren't gonna make the album.
Speaker 1: I think there's just a lot of lucy stuff that
Speaker 1: he's just getting the attention back to his solo career.
Speaker 2: So I can't wait, even though he said soon on
Speaker 2: his album.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not fulling, but but he's been consistent every
Speaker 1: Friday we get That's what I'm saying, know.
Speaker 3: Bouncing his spot too production, He's he's been great on
Speaker 3: that end. Can we pull up the Larrussell clip before
Speaker 3: we get out of music? Just because I just think
Speaker 3: and sometimes in these trying times, it's a lot going on,
Speaker 3: especially with global politics, and this is where you know,
Speaker 3: artists like poc Chuck d Michael Stevie, everyone is as
Speaker 3: spoke of Marvin Gay, what's going on that there's been
Speaker 3: artists that have stepped in to really put things in
Speaker 3: perspective for us. And I think that's really what artistry
Speaker 3: is missing. So I agree with with Larrussell in his
Speaker 3: statement in starting this where his engineer said you don't
Speaker 3: drop this, m saying, this is the point of artists.
Speaker 3: This is what's been missing an artistry. We got to
Speaker 3: take a stance. We have to calm the world down
Speaker 3: and explain things. And I was ready, and then then
Speaker 3: he started the record.
Speaker 6: I made this record and I sent it off to
Speaker 6: my engineer. Fact he calls me. He said, Man, you
Speaker 6: probably shouldn't put this out. I said, what, what the
Speaker 6: hell happened? He said, you know you you're talking about Empstein.
Speaker 6: The It's a lot of shit going on. And I said,
Speaker 6: thank you for calling me. I'm finna drop this.
Speaker 4: That's what they said about.
Speaker 6: That's exactly why we need it, because everybody sitting be silent,
Speaker 6: and the goal of artist is to express the times
Speaker 6: and discuss say all the things that nobody else want
Speaker 6: to say or know how to say. I'm not perfect,
Speaker 6: and neither is the president's guilty or then the nigga
Speaker 6: had an apple dance. You can't be mad that they
Speaker 6: heeded if you don't let them vent, even the devil,
Speaker 6: what's had been sent, even Malcolm, what's had been sent?
Speaker 6: Even ma and what's having sent? Even Kanye's had been sent?
Speaker 6: We all haven't sent.
Speaker 7: Down too. We all haven't sent Epstein too. We all
Speaker 7: have been sent eight off too. We all haven't.
Speaker 1: I wonder if I am even you have been.
Speaker 5: Sent They said that they said I was having sent
Speaker 5: Who said that?
Speaker 1: Tom?
Speaker 3: Everybody don't know you pissed me off? The most about
Speaker 3: this wasn't Epstein or ate off or any of that.
Speaker 3: It was that he brought me into it. Even you,
Speaker 3: even I was questioning myself. You know, even you love
Speaker 3: the Russell Man, so do I. But that doesn't mean
Speaker 3: he can't get jokes.
Speaker 1: To No, listen, nobody is.
Speaker 3: We support Larussell. This was nuts. Your engineer was correct.
Speaker 1: That ship was I'm just wait. That wasn't the whole song? No,
Speaker 1: was it dode it matter? It was a big chunk
Speaker 1: of it. He might have gave us some ball, don't
Speaker 1: do that. It might be some bars in it.
Speaker 3: But that was also like, all right, yeah, it sounds
Speaker 3: nuts and he's definitely not using Heaven sent the correct way.
Speaker 3: But the speech I was with him all the way, like, nah,
Speaker 3: if your team is scared, your engineer is scared, maybe
Speaker 3: you actually have something like that. I was that this
Speaker 3: is a point where artists need to say something. And
Speaker 3: then he went on to say absolutely fucking nothing.
Speaker 1: But that's what is that the whole song? Though?
Speaker 2: No, it's not the whole song, but.
Speaker 1: We gotta hit the whole record.
Speaker 2: Nah, I'm cool, actually, but what if.
Speaker 1: He getting off though? Like what if he the record
Speaker 1: is like he really saying some ship though you gonna
Speaker 1: come back? And walk aback Atlanta to say it got
Speaker 1: kind of He's.
Speaker 2: Not really saying he was when he was first.
Speaker 5: It ain't like he was just aren't the hook?
Speaker 2: There was some verse in there.
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna explain uh Iranian gas prices and
Speaker 3: throwing bom.
Speaker 1: I don't know what. I don't know what I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: I feel like we've heard of russell songs, We've heard
Speaker 1: of some of his music. You know, he does a
Speaker 1: great job.
Speaker 3: Despite what y'all, I understand a lot in his music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what this is. I get it. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Epstein too, even I get it. Everybody
Speaker 1: get about it. That is kind of crazy to Saystein
Speaker 1: was eversent. I think that Nigga is the devil, but
Speaker 1: the devil wasn't angel once right, he fell down from
Speaker 1: heaving right. That's that's how the story goes with him.
Speaker 1: So in order to believe in and said, you gotta
Speaker 1: believe in the devil.
Speaker 3: Okay, And again this this isn't a religious podcast, but
Speaker 3: anyone that is Christian respect and believe. If you believe
Speaker 3: that everyone is sevencent, that's cool. Why did I need
Speaker 3: that information? What was groundbreaking about telling me that Epstein
Speaker 3: was created by God.
Speaker 1: That's why we need to get the rest of the song.
Speaker 2: What's what like you might tie it all in?
Speaker 3: All right, so after everything, we should stop be like,
Speaker 3: you know what, Heaven think about it though, like he
Speaker 3: was also heaven sent.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, we gotta hear the rest.
Speaker 2: You know what, maybe maybe maybe you should babysit.
Speaker 1: It's not no, no, no, it's not fair if we
Speaker 1: don't hear the entire record. We have to hear the
Speaker 1: entire record. That's what I'm saying. Get the joke. So
Speaker 1: let's get the joke. So, but let's also hear the
Speaker 1: rest of the record.
Speaker 2: Okay, strange rollout I had the weekend or strange rollout.
Speaker 1: He's at the Bogola, you know what I mean. He's
Speaker 1: probably wanted to preview his new song.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's it's a little weird. It's like whoa, Okay,
Speaker 1: but let him land it. We got a even opportunity
Speaker 1: to land the record.
Speaker 3: Chuck English, who's an amazing producer, Chuck said, said don't
Speaker 3: lose me dog. He retweeted it, and then l Russell
Speaker 3: replied explaining what he was trying to say in the song.
Speaker 3: He said, what do y'all think I'm saying in the song?
Speaker 3: Is it the truth that's bothered something? Or is it
Speaker 3: what you think I'm saying. I'm saying every human was
Speaker 3: made by God, even the evil ones, even going to
Speaker 3: hell alongside some of you'all uncles, daddy's and favorite rappers.
Speaker 2: All Right, So I still still with Okay, he made
Speaker 2: a point, No he didn't.
Speaker 5: How if I make a song that's saying what the
Speaker 5: boy is blue? The sky is blue. You know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying, The sky is blue. Even you can see
Speaker 5: that the sky is blue. What the fuck is the
Speaker 5: point of that song?
Speaker 1: I'm saying. We got to hit the rest of the song.
Speaker 1: I'm saying what he said. In response to what Chuck
Speaker 1: English said, He's right, though every human was made by God,
Speaker 1: even the evil ones. That's a fact, even the niggas
Speaker 1: going to hell alongside some of your uncles, daddies and
Speaker 1: favorite rappers. What is false about what he says? It's
Speaker 1: not about it being fall That's all I'm saying. I'm
Speaker 1: saying what he said that.
Speaker 5: Chuck was arrested on the seventh day okay, Like it's
Speaker 5: like that's the thing. Fact though, okay, but there's mad facts.
Speaker 5: But if I still say, what was he saying wrong?
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying, what.
Speaker 2: About being okay? So I did not grasping this.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter that what he's not about what he's saying,
Speaker 5: not being wrong, It's about what's the point.
Speaker 2: There's no point in me making a song that says,
Speaker 2: mall shirt is green.
Speaker 1: But we didn't hear a song, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We got to hit a rest of the song. We didn't.
Speaker 3: At this point, he released the verses, and my thing
Speaker 3: was that could be the song. That could be the
Speaker 3: song we just heard right up, like you're making a
Speaker 3: revolt record the way Fight the Power was like that
Speaker 3: he's explaining why artists are so important and then you
Speaker 3: just give me a bunch of shit.
Speaker 4: That's like, okay, why did I need to know that
Speaker 4: Epstein is okay?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: What? Why?
Speaker 4: Why is my perspective different?
Speaker 2: Now here is the world looking like that is the song?
Speaker 1: Then it's like, all right, what the fuck was that?
Speaker 1: If that is the song, that's the full record that
Speaker 1: he just we just heard, then it's like, what the
Speaker 1: what is the Russell talking about? But if there's more
Speaker 1: to it, and he makes it, he ties it on,
Speaker 1: it makes it make sense, then we're gonna be sitting
Speaker 1: here having to talk about the record again.
Speaker 3: Like Okay, I didn't even see Chuck English's reply until
Speaker 3: literally just now, and he's saying what Damarison are saying?
Speaker 4: So water is wet? What's the reason or the point
Speaker 4: that you tried to make?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he said, you've been to heaven. I'm just now
Speaker 5: Joe Spita kind of kill. He said it wasn't even
Speaker 5: good enough for you to come out with the song. Like,
Speaker 5: if you're going to try to be an introspective artist,
Speaker 5: you got to pick up a book and read and
Speaker 5: expand your vocabulary. You can't make elementary music and then
Speaker 5: try to rap like nas. And I'm not saying that
Speaker 5: about Russell as a whole. I guess my thing is,
Speaker 5: even when Kanye has went off the deep end on
Speaker 5: shit that I didn't agree with what he was doing,
Speaker 5: he at least gave some context and some explanation, like
Speaker 5: I don't agree with what you're saying, but it's coming
Speaker 5: somewhat from a place that you have some points to make.
Speaker 5: Even if we disagree with them, like I didn't agree
Speaker 5: with everything Kanye did at the TMZ office and Van
Speaker 5: put him in his places and that. But at least
Speaker 5: Kanye was trying to make some points from another perspective
Speaker 5: that I didn't agree with.
Speaker 2: But there was some substance to his points.
Speaker 3: Even though he got them from Kandas and Tucker he
Speaker 3: was just regurgitating what they were saying. There still was
Speaker 3: something behind what he was saying. Just telling me that
Speaker 3: Epstein was made by God. Okay, what should I do
Speaker 3: with that now?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So I guess we'll see. Maw's the point. Maybe
Speaker 5: he cleans it up in the rest of the song.
Speaker 3: If I's and has a great perspective, make us records
Speaker 3: and listen.
Speaker 1: If that's the full song, I'm with you, what the
Speaker 1: fuck is Russell talking about? If that's the full song?
Speaker 1: I'm saying. If it's not, then we got to hear
Speaker 1: the full record. And they're like, Okay, maybe he may
Speaker 1: tie it all in to make it make sense.
Speaker 2: Because I thought he's about to rap. He's just sitting there.
Speaker 1: So what I'm saying, wish we need is that the record.
Speaker 1: If not, let us hear the full record. But can
Speaker 1: we joke about it?
Speaker 4: Oh, for sure, absolutely do we think.
Speaker 3: I'm not going into any of the conspiracy stuff. I
Speaker 3: just do think it's crazy how the Timeline has turned
Speaker 3: on Larussell post rock Nation signing.
Speaker 2: Well, the Timeline wasn't really worried about l Russell pre
Speaker 2: rock Nation signing.
Speaker 3: No, I mean not the non music fan. The gossipy
Speaker 3: timeline now cares more. Yeah, it's just interesting that the
Speaker 3: choices that have been made post that, like l Russell
Speaker 3: choices as far as music, because I've followed everything that
Speaker 3: he's done. I've watched full streams, full YouTube videos of
Speaker 3: his backyard, like I've never heard him get in the
Speaker 3: Wayne shit or say Epstein was It's just bad timing.
Speaker 4: I'm not on the side that I think rock Nation
Speaker 4: is telling.
Speaker 3: Him to make these moves. I'm not that psychotic. I
Speaker 3: think y'all give rock Nation way too much credit. I
Speaker 3: don't even really think rock Nation like talks them to
Speaker 3: Larussell as much as you guys think he does. It's
Speaker 3: just now with the lights on, with the timeline that's
Speaker 3: only dedicated to killing people and ruining their careers, especially
Speaker 3: if they have some connection to Rock Nation. You've made
Speaker 3: some choices, though, what do you mean, because you've made
Speaker 3: nothing but positive choices for the last seven years.
Speaker 4: I've been watching you, and.
Speaker 2: Now all you're doing is arguing or creating.
Speaker 3: Now you're just arguing with fucking everybody. Yeah, just be
Speaker 3: the positive human being that you are, man, Stop walking
Speaker 3: up hill.
Speaker 1: That wasn't trying to be the positive human being. No,
Speaker 1: it's a way to be positive. It's a way to
Speaker 1: be positive in a way to just like, nah, don't
Speaker 1: do it that way, y'all are crazy. That wasn't him
Speaker 1: being positive. I'm just asking, was that not him being positive?
Speaker 3: What's pastor positive where they're embezzling money through the church
Speaker 3: and just say everyone's fine.
Speaker 1: I don't understand the correlation.
Speaker 3: I don't think you're positive because you say Epstein is
Speaker 3: even said. I think you can draw the line to
Speaker 3: be a positive person and say and not say that,
Speaker 3: especially when you I think it's when pastors getting and
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that about l. Russell, but I think
Speaker 3: when pastors get on their positivity ship, it starts saying
Speaker 3: everyone is God said, and God has every reason for everything.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you just you using that as a cop out.
Speaker 3: The cop out to what to be trying to be positive, like, na,
Speaker 3: some people are just should burn in hell. No, but
Speaker 3: that's what he said, Like I don't want to put
Speaker 3: the word heaven near none of y'all true.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is you saying he's not being positive,
Speaker 1: right even if even though somebody you feel like he
Speaker 1: shouldn't be trying to be positive about he should.
Speaker 4: Say that opera and ballet are the greatest genres of
Speaker 4: all time.
Speaker 1: It's the only way to be more.
Speaker 5: I get what you're saying, but I think that he's
Speaker 5: just saying that you can be positive. But when you
Speaker 5: know that, you know when he knew, when he came
Speaker 5: out and said that, he knew what the reaction would be,
Speaker 5: and then to feed into the reaction with more negativity.
Speaker 5: When people are sending negativity your way, it sounds like
Speaker 5: you're rage baiting us for attention.
Speaker 2: That's what one could take it as. So sometimes people
Speaker 2: are are saying rage bait, saying Epstein.
Speaker 5: The rage bait is talking about like saying that Adolph Hitler, Epstein,
Speaker 5: all of these people are sent by God. That's yes,
Speaker 5: that that would rage bait people because you know that
Speaker 5: people are gonna the people are gonna.
Speaker 2: You know, push back on that. And then when people.
Speaker 5: Push back rightfully, so you're then arguing with them, You're
Speaker 5: not leading with love.
Speaker 2: In that, like you're rage bated.
Speaker 3: And I think those types of whether they be outrage
Speaker 3: or clickbait or something like that, should post questions for conversation,
Speaker 3: which I think Kanye has done even when he's been wrong,
Speaker 3: Conversation actually happens. What is the conversation we're having here? Yeah, nothing,
Speaker 3: a bunch of nothing. But I did have a blast
Speaker 3: texting all my friends in rock Nation this morning. Good morning,
Speaker 3: Happy Monday. You're having said, he's so silly.
Speaker 1: Positivity you just like the pastor.
Speaker 2: May you think you're a positive person?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you think I'm a positive person.
Speaker 2: I'll see positivity in you.
Speaker 1: You think I'm negative? You think I've ever been negative?
Speaker 5: You have a negative size sometimes, But I don't think
Speaker 5: you're a negative.
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't have size, but like that's okay.
Speaker 1: So that's what I'm sing. I don't think you're a
Speaker 1: negative person. I want to say, you can't think I'm
Speaker 1: a negative person.
Speaker 2: I think you're optimistic. I think you're very optimistic.
Speaker 1: I mean I think you have to be in this world.
Speaker 5: No, I think some times people can use pessimism as
Speaker 5: a you know, as a defense mechanism shield.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't think I'm one of those people.
Speaker 2: Know you're not pessimistic at all.
Speaker 5: You guys are like the Ying and the Yang, like optimism,
Speaker 5: self deprecating pessimism.
Speaker 4: I have positive pessimism.
Speaker 1: What is negative about?
Speaker 2: What the fuck is positive pessimism? I mean, yes, I'm pessimistic,
Speaker 2: for sure, I would never say otherwise.
Speaker 1: But I don't like you've literally said you're Pessimisty.
Speaker 3: I know I'm pessimistic, but only with certain things. In
Speaker 3: regards to myself. I don't look at every everyone else
Speaker 3: in a negative way. It's more of a to her
Speaker 3: point self deprecation. I don't like I do have positives,
Speaker 3: so I think you can be okay. I think you're
Speaker 3: pessimistic when it comes to everybody else too. But I
Speaker 3: think pessimistic and negativity is two different things. I think
Speaker 3: negativity can be a bad thing. I think pessimist is
Speaker 3: just you don't really believe in people as a whole.
Speaker 1: You think Roy don't believe in people. You don't think
Speaker 1: he believes in anybody.
Speaker 4: You don't think I believe in anyone.
Speaker 2: No, I know.
Speaker 3: I think you believe Emotional Orders did fifteen thousand seats
Speaker 3: and stelf No, that's not like one hundred views on
Speaker 3: sounds don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 5: So when I say believe in people, I'm not talking
Speaker 5: about talent wise.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about he photoshopped his face on Beyonce's ass
Speaker 3: twenty years ago, and he's here because I believe in him.
Speaker 1: I had to see it, he had to see it.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about jamarriage. You never want to do podcasting.
Speaker 3: I think you're the best female podcaster period.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like box her in. You got a boxer in
Speaker 1: give a. I think he's put female right, yeah, put
Speaker 1: her in the box though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well women, yeah, I mean that's how.
Speaker 2: No, I don't.
Speaker 5: I think you believe in people's talents. You're very amazing
Speaker 5: ass spot in talent, you know, thanks for my job
Speaker 5: all of.
Speaker 2: That cool stuff. I mean as people.
Speaker 5: I think sometimes you see like you don't always believe
Speaker 5: in the good of people.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I mean yeah, childhood trauma.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not talent wise, but as man expectations, because in
Speaker 3: my early twenties I was like, let me not be
Speaker 3: that way and trust everyone. Okay, it didn't work out
Speaker 3: for you, well, and I should have been like yo,
Speaker 3: I should have just been my teenage. So so that's
Speaker 3: where that comes. But in like business and stuff, I'm
Speaker 3: not pessimistic with everything. I just manage expectations for myself
Speaker 3: just because I know how that I know how that
Speaker 3: shit goes. Like this isn't pessimistic in saying it's actually
Speaker 3: like a fact, usually it's.
Speaker 4: Not going to work out.
Speaker 1: Usually it's not going to work out.
Speaker 3: It's cliche, but I have failed ten thousand times succeeded twice.
Speaker 3: Like it's it's usually not going to work out. So
Speaker 3: you should manage your expectations in that regard. Yes, it's pessimistic,
Speaker 3: but it is also realistic. You should also always have
Speaker 3: that drive of this could be the one, because it
Speaker 3: could be the one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but don't think every time like don't show earlier.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like it it probably won't workout, gotcha, And that's
Speaker 3: okay if you're viewing it in that type of way.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna be the end of me if this
Speaker 3: doesn't work out.
Speaker 1: Okay, So yeah, that's kind of a defense mechanism. Don't
Speaker 1: get my hopes up because I'm probably I've been let
Speaker 1: down more than i've been Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, okay, Maul, you know where you're pessimistic and
Speaker 5: negative when it comes to love. It's super that nigga
Speaker 5: don't believe in nothing. That everybody cheating them all every
Speaker 5: You know why she did that, she cheating?
Speaker 2: She just on tweet.
Speaker 1: Tell me when I was wrong, though, Tell me when
Speaker 1: I've ever said somebody was cheating, wasn't doing something right
Speaker 1: and I was wrong?
Speaker 2: Well, just because you haven't been proven wrong or right,
Speaker 2: doesn't mean you weren't.
Speaker 1: No, I've been proven right. I've been proven right. I've
Speaker 1: been proven right. We ain't gonna say I even proved right.
Speaker 1: I've been proven right. I'm not saying I don't. Don't
Speaker 1: say that. I don't think everybody cheats. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't know everybody to say that, But I can spot
Speaker 1: the relationships where I'm like, come on, man, cut the ship,
Speaker 1: have just have fun. We get it. It's a moment,
Speaker 1: but we know this. This too shall pass. That's all
Speaker 1: I'll be trying. This too shall pass. I believe in love.
Speaker 1: I've seen people in love. I know people in love.
Speaker 1: I've been in love. I get it, but like Rory said,
Speaker 1: it's probably not gonna work out. It's just not even
Speaker 1: if you're married for fifteen years the sixteenth year you
Speaker 1: got a divorce. But that kind of is the beauty
Speaker 1: of young people. They have like this false sense of like, oh,
Speaker 1: this could work out. Yes, it's so beautiful. You still
Speaker 1: have that and it could right, but it probably won't.
Speaker 1: That's all. That's where I'm at. So it's not like
Speaker 1: I believe in love. I believe that you should be
Speaker 1: in love, fall in love, find love. Love is beautiful,
Speaker 1: you need love. I get that, But come on, we
Speaker 1: know we have we all have examples of people that
Speaker 1: we were like, damn, like they love each other and
Speaker 1: then one day you were like what happened? You know,
Speaker 1: you know, just irreconcilable differences.
Speaker 4: But you are a pessimistic about love.
Speaker 5: She's not wrong love because as you tend to lean
Speaker 5: more towards it not working out than it working out.
Speaker 1: That's not true though, I just speak.
Speaker 4: Do you think all like women for the most part, I.
Speaker 2: Know what, I know why it's that other nigga.
Speaker 3: I'll be like, mo, that's not like every girl is
Speaker 3: fucking someone that like. Sometimes it just doesn't work out.
Speaker 2: No one cheating. It just doesn't work out.
Speaker 1: Not every woman is sleeping with somebody. Yes, a lot
Speaker 1: of that be jokes. I don't believe that every woman
Speaker 1: is a cheater. But some of you holds I'm right about,
Speaker 1: And that's all I'm saying. Some of you holds I'm
Speaker 1: right about.
Speaker 3: But I think my pessimism with business comes from a
Speaker 3: very shady and disgusting business. That's why I think that way.
Speaker 3: It's not all businesses, it's this one. Yeah, but people
Speaker 3: are shady. You know what I'm saying you as far
Speaker 3: as relationships and what you've been exposed to at a
Speaker 3: young age, is a genre where dating and long term
Speaker 3: relationships doesn't work out. Whereas Demarius and I have been
Speaker 3: on the other side, is common common folk and you know,
Speaker 3: just pedestrians over here.
Speaker 4: We've seen love work.
Speaker 3: You've been in entertainment world your whole life, and those
Speaker 3: relationships usually don't work out. We've seen people be college
Speaker 3: sweethearts and go on and have ten kids and be happy.
Speaker 1: I've seen people be college sweet I don't have sweethearts,
Speaker 1: have ten kids and get divorced.
Speaker 3: Fair, No, of course that's happens I'm just saying that,
Speaker 3: and a higher clip of that than what you were
Speaker 3: exposed to at a young age and stayed. You've stayed
Speaker 3: in a world where relationships don't really work out. And
Speaker 3: now we've entered that world and.
Speaker 2: We see it too. Yeah, okay, so I'm not wrong.
Speaker 2: So it's not that you're not You're just in your world.
Speaker 2: You think that's the whole world, and that's not.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's the whole world. I could never
Speaker 1: speak for the whole world. I don't know the whole world.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying that, like you, some more times than not,
Speaker 1: things don't last or work out. When it's people in
Speaker 1: love married like we see it. You get married, great,
Speaker 1: happy for years, great, and then something happens. People fall
Speaker 1: in love and they also fall.
Speaker 2: Out of love.
Speaker 5: But I think that there's a beauty even in fall
Speaker 5: in love, even in falling out. I think there's a
Speaker 5: beauty in both.
Speaker 1: So beauty and falling out. If you fell out, only
Speaker 1: if you've tried to make it work, yes, then it's
Speaker 1: like okay, just go separates, be happy, go find love again,
Speaker 1: go be happy again. Like that's when it's beauty and
Speaker 1: falling out of love.
Speaker 2: That's only cool in movie scripts.
Speaker 4: It's literally just it literally destroys your entire nerves.
Speaker 1: No, it does. You'll find love again. She'll find love again,
Speaker 1: like y'all can go on to be happy. I literally
Speaker 1: become a different. People that cold parent have great cold parents.
Speaker 1: I know some people that have a better relationship as
Speaker 1: cold parents than they did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't got to both, you know.
Speaker 5: The beautiful thing about cold parenting is that you get
Speaker 5: days off of being a parent. If y'all both live
Speaker 5: in the same house at the same time, it's never
Speaker 5: days off being a parent. No, of course, never a
Speaker 5: day off. I mean physically where you don't have your child,
Speaker 5: that's what I mean. Like, mentally, there's never a day off.
Speaker 5: But if y'all both live in the house at the
Speaker 5: same time, like that child is always with us. But
Speaker 5: if you got her Tuesday through Thirdsursday, and I got
Speaker 5: her Friday through Sunday or Monday.
Speaker 2: It's lit.
Speaker 5: I get days off break. Yeah, they're safe with their
Speaker 5: other parents. That's why cold parents will be like, oh
Speaker 5: it's cool. I get I get to take time for myself.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: Love one the two people that don't have kids talk
Speaker 2: about kids.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry that that's not your experience. If you can't
Speaker 5: you know, relate. But I've heard that from cold parents.
Speaker 2: Oh no, for sure, I hear you.
Speaker 3: I do want to can we get like a very
Speaker 3: loud round of applause. I think Doja Cat is the
Speaker 3: first woman to ever take accountability. We always had Doja
Speaker 3: Cat very on our rapper list, but I think she's crazy.
Speaker 2: You died for do I'm gonna make that merch died
Speaker 2: for thought.
Speaker 4: It was funny. This is a monumental thing.
Speaker 3: Like I think the way Hove did that Samsung thing
Speaker 3: where he sold a milllion albums before the album even
Speaker 3: came out, was like, yea, we got to put him
Speaker 3: higher up on the rapper shit because he did that.
Speaker 3: I think a woman taking accountability for the first time
Speaker 3: in her entire life kind of puts Dojah higher up
Speaker 3: on the female rap list. To me, like, this is
Speaker 3: a monumental moment. And I'd like Demaris to read this
Speaker 3: just so it can come, you know, from a female voice,
Speaker 3: because I've never heard I've never heard a woman say
Speaker 3: this before, so I want to hear it from like that.
Speaker 2: Give the backstory.
Speaker 5: Women not taking accountability and go is so old because
Speaker 5: we all know that a niggas that don't take accountability.
Speaker 3: But sure.
Speaker 2: In therapy, even though maybe that is true.
Speaker 3: Right now, we're talking about women and their accountability, So
Speaker 3: stop trying to deflect and talk about us.
Speaker 5: Criticism of Timothy Shalla may And says that her outrage
Speaker 5: was quote unquote virtual signaling and quote I've never been
Speaker 5: to a ballet, I've never seen an opera. I took
Speaker 5: it upon myself yesterday to kind of give it to
Speaker 5: the man because there is a culture based around outrage
Speaker 5: and things like that, and people want to feel like
Speaker 5: they're part of something. It's a need to connect, whether
Speaker 5: good or bad. What I was doing yesterday it was
Speaker 5: virtual signal because I wanted to connect, and I knew
Speaker 5: that Timothy's goof up was something that I could leverage
Speaker 5: and order for people to connect with me and fuck
Speaker 5: with me, she continued, And it's easy. It's a modern
Speaker 5: way to garner clicks, likes, approval on all kinds of
Speaker 5: things like that from people. And so I did that
Speaker 5: yesterday and I didn't really think about why I was
Speaker 5: doing it. I don't know anything about opera, I don't
Speaker 5: know anything about ballet.
Speaker 2: And I've never been to either shows.
Speaker 1: That that was all.
Speaker 3: That was beautiful jo Yo jokes aside, that was I know,
Speaker 3: we make it the woman thing, that was just a joke.
Speaker 4: This is one of the greatest things I've ever read
Speaker 4: any human being.
Speaker 3: We've all been guilty of this to so to hear
Speaker 3: a fucking no, I'm dead asked to hear an a
Speaker 3: list artist like admit this shit because this is everybody
Speaker 3: on the fucking internet.
Speaker 2: That's so y'all.
Speaker 3: Don't y'all do not care about the things you're outraged about. No,
Speaker 3: like the fact that she flat out admitted this is.
Speaker 3: Of course, the Internet kind of ignored this because the
Speaker 3: Internet is this. You guys all get outraged about shit
Speaker 3: you do not care about. You have no interest in.
Speaker 3: You've never been to a ballet or that's just a
Speaker 3: metaphor for everything. You've never been to a ballet. You
Speaker 3: don't care. You just want to get some feedback that
Speaker 3: you're a good person. When someone fucks up, at least
Speaker 3: I'm not them.
Speaker 1: It's called trolling.
Speaker 4: No, this isn't trolling.
Speaker 1: This is the no, no, no, no. What she was
Speaker 1: doing virtue signaling or whatever that that's just trolling.
Speaker 3: Trolling to me is more on the joke side, like
Speaker 3: we troll Jack Harlowe. Now I don't particularly care to
Speaker 3: ship on Jack. I don't really virtual virtue singling is
Speaker 3: like more here, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's more like God, it's like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: I'm so much better than you're. Like, look, I can't
Speaker 5: believe you did that. Yeah, like, oh my god, I
Speaker 5: can't believe that black lives matter.
Speaker 3: Like, let's look at let me post a black square
Speaker 3: so it shows that I care even though I'm in
Speaker 3: my house doing nothing.
Speaker 1: I look at all at this trolling.
Speaker 2: But I hate gen z.
Speaker 3: Like dialogue, but this one does make more sense to
Speaker 3: me because I think trolling and virtue singling are drastically different.
Speaker 3: Trolling's funny whatever troll away make jokes, but trolling people
Speaker 3: that try to make themselves be better than everyone else
Speaker 3: off a topic they don't give a fuck about. And
Speaker 3: the fact that an A list artist admitted this to me,
Speaker 3: I think dojakav really deserves like flowers for having that
Speaker 3: moment that was gangsters you Okay, we've all we've all
Speaker 3: done this.
Speaker 5: Ship No, we know what's really admitted, and let's stop
Speaker 5: saying that don't speak to me.
Speaker 3: We have not all done that, done what virtue signaling?
Speaker 3: Not not maybe for like real serious issues. But she
Speaker 3: just said, I don't care about the opera. I did
Speaker 3: that ship because I needed some attention. That I need
Speaker 3: attention that days.
Speaker 2: So I did it.
Speaker 5: You kick somebody's back in, horribly, kick somebody's back in
Speaker 5: about something when everybody was already on top of them,
Speaker 5: to make it seem like you were a better person
Speaker 5: than them.
Speaker 3: Not everybody should I refresh all of our mentions. That's
Speaker 3: what's happens every day.
Speaker 1: I think most people have done that at least once
Speaker 1: in their life on the internet for sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I think.
Speaker 5: That y'all are applauding somebody for admitting that they did
Speaker 5: some corny shit, just got through the corny ship.
Speaker 1: And then you don't have to no, no, what that
Speaker 1: needs to be to be applauded when you when you
Speaker 1: call yourself out for no one because niggas nobody don't
Speaker 1: do that. So for somebody and then somebody like dose
Speaker 1: you to do that. Yes, I applauded that she's.
Speaker 2: Done a whole bunch of other cornery ship, though she definitelylized.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying this is a start. This is a start.
Speaker 1: She's admitted she's virtual signaling. Whatever she was wrong, she
Speaker 1: was doing it for engagements with people connecting. Well, even this,
Speaker 1: but this is the thing. Even this apology is no,
Speaker 1: but don't do that. No, no, no, don't do that apology.
Speaker 2: But even this apology is virtue because everyone internet would attension.
Speaker 2: I just wanted attention and I wanted people to give
Speaker 2: me attention. So I kicked the man's back. And I
Speaker 2: shouldn't have did that.
Speaker 5: You know, nowadays this is a modern way to guard
Speaker 5: her clicks, likes and attention, and we shouldn't do that,
Speaker 5: and we should be It's even your apology is virtual signals.
Speaker 4: No, she made it about her. She didn't say anyone else.
Speaker 4: She said, I did this ship.
Speaker 1: I did it.
Speaker 2: What you gonna say?
Speaker 3: It was virtual signaling because I wanted to connect. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: you gotta make that bigger pulse. And I knew that
Speaker 3: Timothy's goof up was something that I could love and
Speaker 3: order for people to connect with me and fuck with me.
Speaker 2: She ain't say yo, y'all were doing this. She made
Speaker 2: it all about her.
Speaker 5: Based there is a culture based around their rage and
Speaker 5: they like that, and people want to feel like they're
Speaker 5: a part of something. Don't just say that she's they're talking.
Speaker 5: Don't change the subject. You said that she didn't address.
Speaker 5: Subject is her entire No, the subject was that You
Speaker 5: said that she didn't address anybody else, and she did.
Speaker 5: There is a culture based around outrage and things like that,
Speaker 5: and people wanting to feel like they're a part of something.
Speaker 2: It was not just about her.
Speaker 5: Well, I just did this, Okay, it's bringing up the
Speaker 5: masses in all of this.
Speaker 1: You're the whole thing.
Speaker 4: You're missing, all right.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's saying that there is a culture based around outrage,
Speaker 3: which I think everyone in this room can agree, of course.
Speaker 3: And she's saying, I have felt victim to that me.
Speaker 3: I have fallen into that culture of the outrage shit
Speaker 3: where I just needed some dopamine that day. I needed
Speaker 3: to feel like I was better than someone else that
Speaker 3: was fucking up at the time. Even though I don't
Speaker 3: give a fuck about ballet or opera. I'm gonna look
Speaker 3: like the better person in this story.
Speaker 2: I care like. I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: Message Timothy into intext because I said, message Timothy, this
Speaker 5: this exact message message.
Speaker 1: Him you're not on the side of If I do
Speaker 1: something public, the apology has to be public.
Speaker 5: No message Timothy about how it depends. Just come out
Speaker 5: and say, yea, y'all, I'm not gonna lie. What I
Speaker 5: said about Timothy was corny.
Speaker 2: That's it. All this extra explanation of all of this shit.
Speaker 3: But do you not think it's important for especially with
Speaker 3: dojah cats stand fan base as well and the culture
Speaker 3: that is of this whole thing, that this was not
Speaker 3: important to say?
Speaker 2: Should admit that people do this?
Speaker 5: Sure, I just don't just don't just don't do it
Speaker 5: in the beginning, just to just don't do it anyway.
Speaker 5: It wasn't like she was kicking his back end about
Speaker 5: him being a racist or or something of that nature,
Speaker 5: him being a woman kicking that with real topics.
Speaker 3: I'm saying she did it with something she didn't give
Speaker 3: a fuck about, which I think everyone does the Internet
Speaker 3: every day. I'm not talking about real, fucking, real shit.
Speaker 3: You're talking about colourism. I know for a fact you
Speaker 3: care about colorism. We're talking about things that people do
Speaker 3: not care about. All of a sudden, you're just on
Speaker 3: the Internet going in all that you.
Speaker 8: Don't care about this. You don't, okay, and you're just
Speaker 8: trying to look like a better person. And I agree,
Speaker 8: I agree. A lot of people do that, but they're
Speaker 8: corny people. So I'm not going so this is my thing.
Speaker 2: This was corny. What she did was corny.
Speaker 5: So I'm not amusing she was corny, Okay, but I'm
Speaker 5: not to applaud her for admitting that she was corny.
Speaker 2: When you're just being corny, you're still rewarding corniness.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right to Marris, But I can't look at
Speaker 3: it like you are correct that you do not need
Speaker 3: to applaud someone for saying, yo, I was corny.
Speaker 4: That's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, in this day and age on the internet,
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty six, we do need to highlight somebody
Speaker 3: finally saying you know, I did some corny shit that
Speaker 3: everyone does on the internet all the time. It's we're
Speaker 3: in different times. You don't need to, but I think
Speaker 3: at this point everyone needs to look at this and go,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, this is pretty much the entire timeline.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: I like apologies when they come a while after you
Speaker 5: did something, because that means that you've grown.
Speaker 2: It's no la Russell was a but it's important if
Speaker 2: you knew.
Speaker 5: If you're admitting that it's corny now, you knew it
Speaker 5: was corny when you did it, Like if it took
Speaker 5: years and you was like, hey, I grew up. I
Speaker 5: didn't know back then, but i'm better now. This is
Speaker 5: an apology. But I said she was corny when you
Speaker 5: did it, and then you just like come out and
Speaker 5: admit it tode later.
Speaker 3: The habit on the internet of doing corny shit so
Speaker 3: much that they get so used to it that they
Speaker 3: don't think they're corny anymore.
Speaker 1: So you're saying the apology she should have let it breathe. No,
Speaker 1: I don't even think that she should have let it breathe.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying is, I'm not your apology means nothing
Speaker 5: because you knew it was corny when you did it.
Speaker 2: If you can come out a week later and say, hey,
Speaker 2: that was corny. You know it's corny.
Speaker 1: But a week later, a month later, a year later,
Speaker 1: what's the difference.
Speaker 5: Because at least in a year she could say, hey,
Speaker 5: I didn't know it was corny then, but I grew now.
Speaker 3: It's just like, you know what corny when I've done
Speaker 3: I've done corny shit in real time realized I was
Speaker 3: doing some corny sh.
Speaker 1: If she apologized ten years later, I would say, even
Speaker 1: if she apologized ten years from now, said I belive
Speaker 1: she knew that was wrong when she did that.
Speaker 2: Like, I just can't believe a celebrity actually admitted this.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying she needs to be applaud the same
Speaker 3: way men say you, I take care of my kids,
Speaker 3: like you want to be applauded for that. I'm just
Speaker 3: saying I think in this day and age, it's cool
Speaker 3: to hear somebody admit the shit. Yeah, that's all I agree.
Speaker 1: With that, because everyone on the internet does this shit
Speaker 1: and tries to avoid like they don't like now y'all care. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: There were some people that really cared about Timothy's comments.
Speaker 1: No, they didn't know.
Speaker 2: There were some people in the world who really did
Speaker 2: care about Timmy.
Speaker 1: They don't. Niggas is just want to be out raised
Speaker 1: and upset about.
Speaker 5: Why why are y'all acting like it's I'm not talking
Speaker 5: about just random people on the internet. I'm talking about
Speaker 5: people in the field that spent their whole life study
Speaker 5: in the field that he shout it on. There were
Speaker 5: some people who had a reason to be upset about
Speaker 5: what he said just because it doesn't apply to you. Like,
Speaker 5: what did he say when he was talking about how
Speaker 5: opera is not important? Let me get the direct quote.
Speaker 5: He was basically not shitting on opera's importance, opera in
Speaker 5: ballet's importance, performing arts. There are people who aren't performing
Speaker 5: arts who do care about that type of thing.
Speaker 3: I think there's a difference between between saying it should
Speaker 3: die or it is dying.
Speaker 2: Oh no, that's a that's a total. So I'm not
Speaker 2: sure we can talk about a fact.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: Is this the quote? Is this the quote? He said?
Speaker 5: I don't want to be working in ballet or opera
Speaker 5: or you know, things where it's like, hey, keep this
Speaker 5: thing alive even though it's like no one cares about
Speaker 5: this anymore. Yeah, all respect to the ballet and opera
Speaker 5: people out there. I just lost fourteen ships, fourteen cents
Speaker 5: in viewership. I just took shots for no reason.
Speaker 4: And he said it in a joking way.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 3: If someone feels the way about that, I'm not not
Speaker 3: here to tell you not to feel a way. But
Speaker 3: at that point, yes, it is a dying art on Broadway.
Speaker 3: Ticket prices keep going way too high. It's a lot
Speaker 3: of people not passing that art form down to their kids.
Speaker 3: So kids don't care. We're supposed to make kids care
Speaker 3: about opera in ballet.
Speaker 5: Yes, Actually, y'all make kids care about a whole lot
Speaker 5: of shit that don't really matter. Authentic, authentic like theater,
Speaker 5: authentic art and performance art, yes, we should make kids
Speaker 5: think care about those type.
Speaker 3: Even when it was popular, it was still a very
Speaker 3: small percentage of kids that ended up caring about it.
Speaker 2: No, it's not true.
Speaker 5: It's that it was available to a very small percentage
Speaker 5: of kids. It was available to a very small percentage
Speaker 5: of kids. That's why people used to funnel and try
Speaker 5: to raise money for their art departments. Not because not
Speaker 5: a lot of kids cared about it, but because a
Speaker 5: lot of kids couldn't afford to care about it, they
Speaker 5: couldn't afford to be exposed to it.
Speaker 2: That's been going on for years. Okay, the highest form
Speaker 2: of ballet can be in a.
Speaker 1: Theater right.
Speaker 2: To an extent modernly, it could be of what.
Speaker 3: Can you tell me a time where opera and ballet
Speaker 3: sold out an arena size or a stadium size, or
Speaker 3: what do you like? I don't understand what you guys
Speaker 3: are getting at. He didn't say anything wrong. It's a
Speaker 3: dying art form, like even at its peak it only
Speaker 3: sold so many tickets. I'm not taking away from the
Speaker 3: art of it. I think that's what you I think
Speaker 3: that's what everyone's missing in this whole thing. No one
Speaker 3: is saying opera isn't important, or ballet isn't important. Matter
Speaker 3: of fact, Kanye West dedicated one of the greatest hip
Speaker 3: hop albums of all time to ballet. Ballet is super important.
Speaker 3: But to say it's not a dying art form when
Speaker 3: at its peak it was only selling two thousand tickets,
Speaker 3: I don't really know every art form is dying. That
Speaker 3: was doing ten billion streams now something that only sold
Speaker 3: two thousand tickets at its prime.
Speaker 4: We're supposed to sit here and go, oh, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm not the person to argue that for you.
Speaker 3: You just told me with Jack Harlow when he sold
Speaker 3: out the Barclays, is he going to sell it out again?
Speaker 3: Those aren't real fans. You can only fill up so
Speaker 3: much of a size theater for ballet or opera. Okay,
Speaker 3: correct me if I'm wrong. In the sixteen hundreds when
Speaker 3: Shakespeare was around, maybe they were doing the coliseum.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm just saying in the modern time,
Speaker 4: like what did Timothy say?
Speaker 1: That was so crazy?
Speaker 4: Fire?
Speaker 2: That's one of how many artists and any other genre.
Speaker 1: Arrotty very rarely did performances here though, so I can
Speaker 1: understand why that was such a big event. So I
Speaker 1: get that.
Speaker 3: So it's Timothy's felt like he's influencing kids. Watch Timothy
Speaker 3: and the way you know what, fuck ballet.
Speaker 5: No, it's not about him. It's not about him influencing
Speaker 5: anything people. All I'm saying is that the people in
Speaker 5: an art form can be allowed to say that, can
Speaker 5: be allowed to be outraged that you said that their
Speaker 5: art firm that they work their whole life towards is dying,
Speaker 5: or that there's not a lot of people into it,
Speaker 5: or that he doesn't even though he came from it,
Speaker 5: he doesn't want to stay in it. Like people can
Speaker 5: look at that and be offended. That's fine.
Speaker 3: Conan made a hilarious joking his monologue when he brought
Speaker 3: that up, and he said, the only thing Timothy said
Speaker 3: wrong was he forgot jazz, which is funny. And they
Speaker 3: were saying that about jazz until hip hop showed up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: because hip hop revamped jazz.
Speaker 1: If we being real, Yeah used elements from it.
Speaker 4: Sample.
Speaker 3: I started getting at jazz music because of hip hop.
Speaker 3: I wasn't sitting there just researching jazz. Hip Hop got
Speaker 3: me into that ship. Some of the stuff that just blaze.
Speaker 3: The sample from Opera singers I've looked into because of
Speaker 3: hip hop to sit here and act like opera and
Speaker 3: ballet have this crazy pr and it's just us, us
Speaker 3: young kids shitting on it to get rid of it.
Speaker 4: It's just like insane to me. So I said, dying
Speaker 4: for just just like music.
Speaker 2: It's okay, like like you are know him or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is God.
Speaker 2: That's gotta be his guy. That's my guy friends to me, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I figure the same block.
Speaker 1: I mean, mistery Copeland kind of revamped and made black
Speaker 1: girls fall in love with ballet again. You know, ballet
Speaker 1: is fireron but it's a very it's a very niche,
Speaker 1: very you know, unique art form that not a lot
Speaker 1: of you know, kids are into anymore.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, they said that was a shot at Timothy.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Timothy laughed at that. Y'all go get the
Speaker 1: greatest ballery ever.
Speaker 2: On top of that, I'm sure he enjoyed that performance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I get it.
Speaker 5: But that's why we shouldn't let ballet and things die out,
Speaker 5: and we should encourage the kids to go into it.
Speaker 1: And when you were the kids into ballet, that's just
Speaker 1: the way for you to have extra free time after school. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and even if you get to that that you keep
Speaker 1: pushing your kids unless they fall in love with it.
Speaker 1: But like, you know, how many little girls I know
Speaker 1: was into ballet at one point. I'm like, yoh, when
Speaker 1: the last time your daughter didn't? Like, she didn't do
Speaker 1: ballet in nine years?
Speaker 3: And you know what, look what Shorty had to go
Speaker 3: through with save the last dance just to get into Juilliard. Like,
Speaker 3: I'm not putting my kid through that.
Speaker 1: Ballet is like like remember karate classes. It's yes, how
Speaker 1: many of these niggas that was in karate classes they
Speaker 1: went on to get their black belt.
Speaker 2: That's a perfect example.
Speaker 1: I'm idiot.
Speaker 3: Get some of them ended up being ninjas, but that's
Speaker 3: like one out of every ten thousand.
Speaker 1: They're more Ninja warriors than ninjas, though more niggas have
Speaker 1: completed the Warrior gauntlet. Every little girl had a to to,
Speaker 1: every little boy had a yellow belt. Some people went
Speaker 1: to the yellow belt and some people became ninjas. But
Speaker 1: it's very small to make out of it. They give
Speaker 1: a yellow belt if you could do a roundhouse like
Speaker 1: like you know.
Speaker 3: I love the movie Whiplash. I watched that ship. It's
Speaker 3: based off a true story. I was like, all right,
Speaker 3: so this guy after he bleeds through his hands, what's
Speaker 3: the end goal here?
Speaker 2: Nick?
Speaker 3: Can't let the end of drum line and lets you
Speaker 3: about to be a producer like you're about to be
Speaker 3: in a marsh fan for the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: Yo yo. Karate classes and ballet classes definitely the same thing,
Speaker 1: the same R form, same R form it is, though.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, like I get it over there, you know,
Speaker 1: all right?
Speaker 2: All right, top ballet. Oh God, that ship is so corny.
Speaker 2: I hate when you do that. That's so corny.
Speaker 5: Just because because something isn't my passion does not mean
Speaker 5: that it shouldn't be respected, and that it's a dying
Speaker 5: respected though, especially something is not dying just because you
Speaker 5: aren't a fan of it.
Speaker 3: Well, who whoever said that? I was very clear inside
Speaker 3: every genre list, that's what.
Speaker 1: You got to tell me. You got to name one
Speaker 1: person you know that's in the ballet, just somebody personally
Speaker 1: in your contact, somebody that you.
Speaker 2: Met, my old ballet teacher. Shout out to her.
Speaker 1: That don't count. She's a ballet teacher. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: one of your own girls.
Speaker 2: That's like, y'all, Alex just went to the ballet last week, Alex.
Speaker 1: Gucci.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would go to a ballet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would go to opera too.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to that. I've been.
Speaker 5: I've been, see the whispers before I go to the
Speaker 5: chocolate Nutcracker deb Alan. If I had access to the
Speaker 5: money to do some of those things, I definitely will.
Speaker 1: That's why I died.
Speaker 3: They raising ticket prices everything, like Hamilton was the first
Speaker 3: fucking Broadway play that they got, busting kids from New
Speaker 3: York City public schools to sit in the fucking mezzanine.
Speaker 2: Like that's a snob.
Speaker 3: That's what I hated the most about it, because that's
Speaker 3: the snobbiest fucking world on earth. And now y'all want
Speaker 3: to play victim. Y'all are snobs that never wanted us
Speaker 3: around you. Now the sudden is like only God Timothy
Speaker 3: said this bitch, you've never even wanted any of us
Speaker 3: around you. It's a thousand dollars to go to that shit.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 1: But okay, he wasn't telling you to shut up.
Speaker 2: Now I know he wasn't, But okay, we're not gonna
Speaker 2: She can't name one ballet. Do you think I was
Speaker 2: talking to her?
Speaker 4: She can't name a ballet.
Speaker 1: Person as somebody that studied performing arts. It's definitely been
Speaker 1: something that you know, it's a very niche group of
Speaker 1: people that really follow that from middle school, high school,
Speaker 1: college and go all the way to actually performing for sure.
Speaker 5: And my only my only thing with that is a
Speaker 5: lot of it has to do with access and money,
Speaker 5: not ability interested honey.
Speaker 1: You know, I think a lot of dancers that we
Speaker 1: know that like, you know, going to and dance for
Speaker 1: a lot of our favorite artists, a lot of them studied.
Speaker 1: They come from the ballet world and they study dance
Speaker 1: and things like that. But to actually stick and like
Speaker 1: really perform like how Misty did ballet all the way through,
Speaker 1: that is very rare.
Speaker 3: But again I say culture, but I think the dancers
Speaker 3: that are on tour Beyonce are more inspired than by
Speaker 3: Sierra than they are ballet dancers. A lot of that too,
Speaker 3: but they're trained. Oh oh that's what I was. Sierra's
Speaker 3: one of the great dances of all time. It's a
Speaker 3: trained dancer.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 3: But to close this, I will say Timothy is from
Speaker 3: a building that subsidized artists to live there because it
Speaker 3: was a dying art in nineteen seventy. He's from Manhattan Plaza.
Speaker 3: They made it for artists that were working on Broadway
Speaker 3: doing ballet opera performance. They could get cheap rent because
Speaker 3: it was a dying art form in nineteen seventy. His
Speaker 3: building is based off a dying art form, which I
Speaker 3: think is beautiful.
Speaker 2: I love Manaddan Plaza.
Speaker 3: But to have the kid that grew up in a
Speaker 3: building that is based off an art form dying to say, hey,
Speaker 3: I think the art form is dying is nuts. Give
Speaker 3: the kid a break, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You know, set up for all the whites this episode, Man,
Speaker 5: you got your cape on for the whites.
Speaker 3: Jacky, listen, I ain't seen I ain't seen Collie in
Speaker 3: the building yet.
Speaker 1: Kylie who Jenner?
Speaker 4: Yeah, where you got? I don't see Collie on the block.
Speaker 1: Kylie won't be on that block.
Speaker 4: Kim Uh No, Chloe went to uh South Jamaica.
Speaker 1: She was with you know how they ain't got the
Speaker 1: stripes like that. No, they're calling French Timmy in the building,
Speaker 1: Fridge tim How are no Timmy got staying in the building?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: How are the Knicks doing? We're doing all right?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know they're going to the playoffs.
Speaker 5: They went to the playoffs. Yeah, okay, how's Meg's boyfriend doing?
Speaker 1: Clay? He plays, He has a name, Klay Thompson. Yes,
Speaker 1: they'll probably go to the Hall of Fame. No, Clay
Speaker 1: Thompson is definitely this season. Uh no, it's not a
Speaker 1: good season for him, not.
Speaker 2: A good season.
Speaker 1: Are they going to the playoffs the Mavericks. No, well,
Speaker 1: they might be in the play in they might make it.
Speaker 1: I think they might be. They don't need to play.
Speaker 1: They should be in the player right now. Yeah they might.
Speaker 1: I mean they might. No, I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 1: But they got a chance. They ben't playing not Oh yes,
Speaker 1: no they're fucked. Oh what places in? Oh yeah they're fucked.
Speaker 1: How many games back of the day from the AC
Speaker 1: Uh nine games that got this Nah and it's only
Speaker 1: thirteen games left. Yeah, now they're fucked. Yeah they went out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Clay's having a terrible year that ship. This is probably
Speaker 1: his worst year, probably the best year of his life.
Speaker 1: But personally, oh no, personally he fucking hooping. He hooping
Speaker 1: in his personal life at work. Yeah no, it's it's
Speaker 1: just not you know, it's not translating but happy for
Speaker 1: him and you know his his relationship with Meg.
Speaker 2: I just want to know I ask you guys about
Speaker 2: like the ball game things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm with Clay on this entire year. If you've
Speaker 3: accomplished this much, you're fine financially. Man, Just just go
Speaker 3: off in the sunset with your queen. Like I'm kind
Speaker 3: I'm kind of over Thompson. He's not he's getting He's
Speaker 3: no spring chicken.
Speaker 1: Yeah he could.
Speaker 3: He he's a shooter, so I mean he could sit
Speaker 3: in the side for the next two years and just
Speaker 3: get Corter threes off.
Speaker 1: But he ain't been doing that.
Speaker 3: But if you've accomplished what he's accomplished, your your family's
Speaker 3: fine for the rest of their lives. You found your person.
Speaker 3: I fuck basketball, like your whole life shouldn't have to
Speaker 3: be that. Yeah, but then you have to play your
Speaker 3: thirty six years Thirty six years old is old for
Speaker 3: an athlete, not for a human being on earth.
Speaker 4: Like playing the rest of your life. Though, go be
Speaker 4: with the person.
Speaker 1: Let me be pessimistic.
Speaker 3: But if they don't work out, of course you still
Speaker 3: have one hundred million. Okay, well fifty million if she
Speaker 3: takes half of it.
Speaker 1: We didn't talk about Vam's eighty three point game.
Speaker 5: Oh, we didn't. I try to bring it up. Ya,
Speaker 5: I didn't want to talk about it.
Speaker 1: We did, Oh, how'd you feel about that? Let me
Speaker 1: say this.
Speaker 2: I saw a new pr Agent's his grandmother died that
Speaker 2: day at eighty three years old. So I wish they
Speaker 2: would have led with that.
Speaker 1: BAM's grandmother. Yeah, I didn't know that they put.
Speaker 2: That out today. Word died that day at eighty three,
Speaker 2: And I was like, why didn't you guys leave with
Speaker 2: this because I was shitting on it.
Speaker 1: But Form's grandmother died that day at eighty three years old. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's no way that's true.
Speaker 4: But she would have turned eighty three.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, yeah, five years ago.
Speaker 3: And it was her birthday that day and she died
Speaker 3: at eighty three. But I mean, if we're just putting
Speaker 3: grandmas into every game, then.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, because this is news. His grandmother died
Speaker 1: in eighty three and her birthday was that day, and.
Speaker 2: His mother was there with the jersey that had eighty
Speaker 2: three on it with grandma's name on the back.
Speaker 3: No way, I don't know why they didn't leave with that.
Speaker 3: I don't know why it took a week to get
Speaker 3: this news.
Speaker 2: Is that real? Like his grandma, his mother had a jersey,
Speaker 2: It could be a that day, could be ai. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 1: Now, that's no fucking way, bro.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: Look she's crying. He's crying, and that's that's eighty three
Speaker 1: on the back of the jersey. Yeah nah, bro, that
Speaker 1: got Nah. There's no way, there's no way that's real.
Speaker 1: There's no fucking way that. Please report. Yeah it was
Speaker 1: eighty three. Oh then someone definitely changed. His mother did
Speaker 1: not have a jersey with the number eighty three on
Speaker 1: it the night he scored eighty three. There's no fucking way. Yeah,
Speaker 1: either way, listen, respect the BAM. Scoring eighty three points
Speaker 1: on any level of sports is fucking incredible and hard
Speaker 1: to do. Now, with that being said, I do feel
Speaker 1: like it was nasty because they chased it and you know,
Speaker 1: he was up damn near forty with four minutes left
Speaker 1: and still in the game. Like, if you listen, records
Speaker 1: are made to be broken. If you got a chance,
Speaker 1: you feel like you got a chance to break a record,
Speaker 1: go after it. But it's just it just looks a
Speaker 1: little nasty though, like when you you chasing it down
Speaker 1: the stretch and it's just like I get it, but
Speaker 1: just a little nasty. If y'all gonna get mad. If
Speaker 1: y'all gonna get mad, because down listen. But here's my thing.
Speaker 1: They get mad. And when the team is up thirty, right,
Speaker 1: and it's a minute left or thirty seconds, and they
Speaker 1: still shooting the ball, so we got it. We gotta
Speaker 1: keep the same energy if you up thirty and because
Speaker 1: he got sixty eight seventy some points and y'all still
Speaker 1: giving him the ball try to score. It's to say,
Speaker 1: keep the same energy. You can't get mad that when
Speaker 1: the game is out of reach and the other team
Speaker 1: is still trying to score, because the players get mad.
Speaker 1: If you take a shot, you are you'll have twenty. Bro,
Speaker 1: the game is over, like why are you trying to go?
Speaker 1: Get this layup? Players get mad, then be ready to fight.
Speaker 1: Keep the same energy on this side. Why is he
Speaker 1: still in the game? If y'all up forty or whatever
Speaker 1: with three minutes however much times that you know the
Speaker 1: game is over, like y'all gonna win the game, why
Speaker 1: is he still in the game. And not only that,
Speaker 1: y'all are feeding them, like y'all going to them like
Speaker 1: yoll give him the ball, give them the ball, like
Speaker 1: so that's my only problem, Like I get it. Eighty
Speaker 1: three on any level is fucking crazy. You can't go
Speaker 1: out and score eighty three in a fucking high school
Speaker 1: game right now if you as a pro, like a
Speaker 1: lot of pros wouldn't be able to get eighty three
Speaker 1: in the high school game right now. So I'm just saying, like,
Speaker 1: keep the same energy if you don't get mad when
Speaker 1: players try to score when they up and the game
Speaker 1: is out of reach and they still trying to get
Speaker 1: layups and easy and score the ball, keep the same energy.
Speaker 1: Win Bam got seventy something and he's still in the game,
Speaker 1: up forty and they feeding him the ball, Like, keep
Speaker 1: the same energy all them.
Speaker 3: I think Ryan text us at the beginning of the
Speaker 3: fourth and said he had seventy and I thought they
Speaker 3: were taking him out the game at that point, and
Speaker 3: then he ended up doing eighty three.
Speaker 2: It was like ket over.
Speaker 4: How many points in the third course, Like all right,
Speaker 4: they're taking them out.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, I salute the eighty three because it's
Speaker 1: not easy to score that many, you know, points in
Speaker 1: the NBA, the professional game. But keep the same energy.
Speaker 1: That's all you have when they shooting, when they up
Speaker 1: by twenty and it's a minute left.
Speaker 3: If you have that same strategy with someone like Dame shit,
Speaker 3: I don't even say Gilbert Arenas. How many points are
Speaker 3: they getting with that same strategy? How much is Damian
Speaker 3: Lillard getting with that strategy that they gave back. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's well past eighty three.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you that.
Speaker 1: I mean they had they I mean, but I can't
Speaker 1: say that. You know, you still got to be able
Speaker 1: to put the ball in the hoop. But forty three
Speaker 1: throws is crazy. Shooting forty three throws in the game
Speaker 1: is fucking wild. Like that's insane. But listen, I'm not
Speaker 1: like I see people mad all that. I'm not mad,
Speaker 1: but it's just a little nasty. It looks a little
Speaker 1: nasty when they was chasing it. I understand going after
Speaker 1: the record if you're able to get it, but just
Speaker 1: don't get mad now next week. I don't want to
Speaker 1: see nobody mad when a team is up and they
Speaker 1: still got they started in and they trying to run
Speaker 1: the score up. Don't don't ask for sportsmanship then, because
Speaker 1: there was no sportsmanship insite. When your team is up
Speaker 1: forty and Bam got seventy something, and you're like fucking
Speaker 1: go after the record, like there was no sportsmanship show.
Speaker 1: Did so keep the same energy as all. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: was like old college football type shit. But shout out
Speaker 1: to maam, I'm not not definitely don't want to do
Speaker 1: that like that just scored eighty three.
Speaker 5: Everybody was shipping on him so bad. I'm like what
Speaker 5: they were like, Bam out of all people, I'm like,
Speaker 5: is he whack or something? Like why is it so bad?
Speaker 1: He's not whack? But I think his career how I
Speaker 1: was like forty before that.
Speaker 4: It's just crazy. By the way, forty points.
Speaker 1: You average like twenty, you know something. It's just like
Speaker 1: he's not a scorer. Yeah, he's just not a He's
Speaker 1: not like a prolific scorer like that. So for him
Speaker 1: to have eighty three, like it's like something is like,
Speaker 1: just what the fuck is going to keep going with you?
Speaker 4: Up twenty?
Speaker 1: It's just up twenty. They was up forty. I think
Speaker 1: at one point in that game. It's just like, well
Speaker 1: I was just slow on the floor. What do they say?
Speaker 2: On Twitter?
Speaker 3: Said Jason Sadam would have scored eighty and then stubbed
Speaker 3: himself out and texted Kobe before we get out of here, Demarus,
Speaker 3: I want to say, I thought your goat was retired,
Speaker 3: but we are getting another J Cole record. Mike Will
Speaker 3: made it just announced his album Reset March twentieth, end
Speaker 3: of this week.
Speaker 4: There is one.
Speaker 3: Record solo with J Coole, no other features. But I mean,
Speaker 3: Mike Will is to me one of the best modern
Speaker 3: producers period, so I'm excited for Oh my, I mean,
Speaker 3: he got Travis Porter on the second record, so I
Speaker 3: don't doubt it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love bringing back Travis Porter.
Speaker 3: The record that I'm most excited for Rooms featuring NBA,
Speaker 3: Young Boy.
Speaker 2: And Chief Keith.
Speaker 1: Oh. No, I'm a lot like no, I like, I'm
Speaker 1: gonnahoose To, I'm a civilian and shit, but like we
Speaker 1: might need to take my gun and go somewhere and
Speaker 1: go somewhere. But where are we going?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but like, let's just go somewhere. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's just figure it out.
Speaker 1: Do you know a bus it?
Speaker 2: Though, I'm not going nowhere with you. If you don't
Speaker 2: know how to bus show gun.
Speaker 1: I will.
Speaker 3: I will send you all my results every time I
Speaker 3: go to Atlanta. I go to the range every time.
Speaker 2: Why are you gonna it's ranges in Jersey? I don't
Speaker 2: been to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but them they don't. They don't accept my guns.
Speaker 3: And you need a different type of It's not the
Speaker 3: way Atlanta. You walk in and they don't even ask
Speaker 3: you you've ever held a gun before?
Speaker 2: That's what I did in Jersey. But you know that's
Speaker 2: what's so crazy. Like Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Literally, you could just walk in and as long as
Speaker 3: you have the cash, they will give you an assault
Speaker 3: rifle and be like, well, they won't even ask you
Speaker 3: if you know how to put a clip in.
Speaker 5: But you can do that in Jersey too, I promise you.
Speaker 5: My first time ever shooting a gun was in Jersey.
Speaker 5: I just walked in and was like, hey, guys, I
Speaker 5: want to shoot.
Speaker 2: All right, he gave me a gun.
Speaker 4: Springfield Avenue in York doesn't count.
Speaker 2: It's called OFG And what you think the O F
Speaker 2: stand for.
Speaker 4: Ryan's is the only fans?
Speaker 5: Girl?
Speaker 4: Is the J Cole record?
Speaker 2: You too horny? Ryan? You too horny? Baby?
Speaker 4: That's I don't know what it stands for.
Speaker 3: I mean, I do like anytime Mike Will and coleor together,
Speaker 3: But I hope it's not one of the old records
Speaker 3: from like those sessions a few years ago.
Speaker 5: Oh standard, Oh that's Travis Porter am Mowna Leo. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm on that just looking at this this track list,
Speaker 5: like Mike Will is just trying to make good music.
Speaker 2: Yeah, t I, Young dro and Killer Mike. I'm with that.
Speaker 2: I'm with that.
Speaker 1: Skipping over that TZ touchdown Ludacris record. Yeah that might be.
Speaker 3: Crazy dts O front of the show. I definitely want
Speaker 3: of your ts and lute together and swey Lee by
Speaker 3: himself okay, see low by himself. I just like this
Speaker 3: track list. Usually we don't judge it off track list,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. I'm excited, willing to produce everything. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I always get excited in niggas let me down.
Speaker 2: On toide of that, So.
Speaker 1: It's Mike Will that's pessimistic.
Speaker 2: See, but I don't think that that's pessimistic.
Speaker 1: I always get excited and niggas always let me down.
Speaker 5: That's just the truth. Me saying a nigga's going to
Speaker 5: let me down, that's pessimistic. I didn't say he's gonna
Speaker 5: let me down. I'm saying it's been happened.
Speaker 1: To me before you know Mike will is on that
Speaker 1: short list for me. Oh no, Mike Willi is perfect.
Speaker 1: He I don't think he's ever let me down.
Speaker 4: No a list.
Speaker 3: I mean he's a list too, But like legendary legendary
Speaker 3: producers have let me down. I can't think of the time.
Speaker 4: Mike Will let me do.
Speaker 1: You should send them some flowers.
Speaker 2: I mean, if it'll accept them, take him on the date.
Speaker 2: Maybe you love him so much. That was mean, guys,
Speaker 2: that was meanly.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Saint Patrick. I'm sorry seeing Patrick day once
Speaker 1: again to all of our Irish lads and laddets. Is
Speaker 1: that what they call yeah lidettes?
Speaker 4: Exactly what.
Speaker 1: Rory and the Lidebt's hopefully Rory right now. As where
Speaker 1: hear in the little world hearing the show on Fifth Avenue,
Speaker 1: having a great time with the family. I will be there,
Speaker 1: yeah man, and we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safe,
Speaker 1: be blessed. I'm that nigga. He's just ginger happy. Saint
Speaker 1: Patrick's day.
Speaker 2: Willian No