Speaker 1: He knows how to kind of be cool. Like there
Speaker 1: are moments where like Anthony back it's cool, and then
Speaker 1: you you see them faces he makes and the weird
Speaker 1: stuff he says to me like this, Nick ain't cool
Speaker 1: cool with his shoulders are too sharp bagage, Like what's
Speaker 1: going on with you, bro? And like you're doing roles
Speaker 1: that like like yeah, a mile A mile was the
Speaker 1: one that was just like he was on Maya. He
Speaker 1: was on my radar since I was like, something wrong
Speaker 1: with this. I don't trust. I don't trust Anthony Maddie,
Speaker 1: and I don't trust nobody who trusts Anthony. Chips in
Speaker 1: your quality bears are racist party martial stuff. I can't
Speaker 1: tell me. Yep, yep, yep, there it is there. It
Speaker 1: is like these and gentlemen, welcome to another phenomenal episode
Speaker 1: of My Mama Told Me, the podcast where we dive
Speaker 1: in deep into the pockets of black conspiracy theories and
Speaker 1: we finally work to prove that ma Herschela Ali will
Speaker 1: never be Blade until he's ready to stop paying his taxes.
Speaker 1: Blade don't pay no taxes. Ma Herschela funk on them
Speaker 1: prayers five times a day. You need to be skipping
Speaker 1: taxes five times a day. As far as I'm concerned,
Speaker 1: that's the way it's gotta go. If you want to
Speaker 1: be the next Blade, the next day Walker ma Herschela Ali,
Speaker 1: I am your host Lankst and Kerman attacking decent people
Speaker 1: as always good god fearing men. I'm coming for their
Speaker 1: throats unnecessarily. It's how I behave. It's the way I
Speaker 1: am every week. For you all to keep pretending like
Speaker 1: your shocks is really on you and you're the idiots
Speaker 1: at this point. If this is the way that you've
Speaker 1: interpreted things, you know who's not an idiot. You know
Speaker 1: who's not a who doesn't fall from my Shenana gives
Speaker 1: every week the way you dummies do. It's my guest today.
Speaker 1: He's phenomenal, one of my favorite comedians, one of my
Speaker 1: favorite people to just chop it up with whenever we're
Speaker 1: in the same place. He's so funny. You've you've seen
Speaker 1: his half hour on Comedy Central, You've seen him perform
Speaker 1: on Two Dope Queens on HBO. He's been in all
Speaker 1: the stuff. He's been on almost every HBO show. For
Speaker 1: like two to three minutes, he broke up that goddamn
Speaker 1: succession family. They were a good white family until he
Speaker 1: got involved. He's so funny, you're gonna love him. Please
Speaker 1: give it up for my guest, Mr Nori David Hey,
Speaker 1: gang gang gang gang gang gang gang gang legs. What's up,
Speaker 1: baby dog feel I'm feeling good man. That's right man,
Speaker 1: that hershaw. You guys can't pay your taxes, my nigger
Speaker 1: like you like, that's why they've taking any time on
Speaker 1: that movie too much of upright citizen Man's like they
Speaker 1: need him to go a couple of years without taxes.
Speaker 1: Being fast blaze dog like, ain't no black man, that's
Speaker 1: our only super hair Like, Yeah, he's just like he
Speaker 1: out here killing fanpilies and ship. Yeah, especially after that
Speaker 1: that Falcon Winter Soldiers ship, where like Falcon was truly
Speaker 1: coming as close to coning as you possibly came. You
Speaker 1: just brought me back, bro. I have like I had
Speaker 1: this bit I started, I wrote in the pen. I
Speaker 1: didn't bring it back. I really feel like Anthony Mackie
Speaker 1: was created by Hollywood. He was manufactured like ever since
Speaker 1: that ship with eight Mama naked. Like he's not a rapper,
Speaker 1: but we had so many rappers during that time and
Speaker 1: like jay Z could have walked in, Naas could have
Speaker 1: walked in, but no, we had Anthony fucking Mackie sent
Speaker 1: him from the Hollywood Michip like constructed he was killed.
Speaker 1: He was like, he's a black Kendall and and then
Speaker 1: if you ever heard him talk, you're like, you know,
Speaker 1: who is this nigger? Like he from Like he's so weird.
Speaker 1: And then he's because he's from New Orleans. So so
Speaker 1: you should be like cool, yeah, looking cool like wheezy
Speaker 1: or something like, Yeah, if you trust Anthony Maggie, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna shoot you. Classic future line. Can't trust him shoot them.
Speaker 1: Speaking of shooting you, you came to us with a whoa,
Speaker 1: this is an edgy conspiracy theory. This is one that uh,
Speaker 1: it's dealing in the now in a way that that
Speaker 1: that's gonna be dangerous conversation. But you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: a bad boy. And oh there's a lot of puns
Speaker 1: flying around already. But you said, and this is a
Speaker 1: fun one. You said, my mama told me Puffy killed
Speaker 1: the notorious b I g yeah, Langstone, I will proudly
Speaker 1: stand on my hill and I will die unless puppets
Speaker 1: by puppet By and I got platinum album. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: definitely gonna get hit with that, fair enough. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: So of course you want me to break down what
Speaker 1: we could do. I would love you're telling me you
Speaker 1: already believe it, you're in it. I want to know why.
Speaker 1: I want to know where all of the ship break
Speaker 1: it down? All right, so Ready to Die came out
Speaker 1: and then Life after Death. I mean it's right there
Speaker 1: in the album, going back to Calli. In the audio skit,
Speaker 1: Puff is waking up Biggie and Biggie just like he
Speaker 1: just waking up, Like say, Puffy, all we gotta flight
Speaker 1: to l A. Like he's so to get him on
Speaker 1: this flight where it's like any real nigga just let
Speaker 1: the Niger sleep, like there's so many other times of
Speaker 1: flights to go. There's no boarders to go back to Cally.
Speaker 1: But Puff insisted, big bang, oh big Calli. He said,
Speaker 1: well we want Cally big they even know he even
Speaker 1: know he was on the Cally. But but for the
Speaker 1: right on there, like, yeah, nig I got this flight
Speaker 1: for you. You're gonna you're gonna die. I mean you're
Speaker 1: gonna go to You're gonna go to Cally. You say
Speaker 1: what what what what like a Kelly and then he
Speaker 1: going to the song. So that's evidence number one right there,
Speaker 1: Like they snitched on himself right there, to your to
Speaker 1: your point, there's something really interesting and the fact that
Speaker 1: these multi millionaires are so concerned, one in particular, is
Speaker 1: so concerned with the possibility of missing a flight and
Speaker 1: having to pay a change feed. You know what, I'm saying,
Speaker 1: You've got the money that you can afford to miss
Speaker 1: a flight because this man was tired from exactly and
Speaker 1: and I'm feeling it during that time. I guess we're
Speaker 1: not private jet puff yet. I guess we like we
Speaker 1: rented that video and the hypnotize and then we had
Speaker 1: to give it back, right so okay, So but yeah,
Speaker 1: like if you I don't know, I just don't ever
Speaker 1: seen or felt a nigga being so urgent you get
Speaker 1: on this flight, Like niggas don't wait niggas up to
Speaker 1: get on the flight. That's wild with me. That's why,
Speaker 1: like I puff want him to get in that flight
Speaker 1: so bad, like lead, if we have a safe flight together,
Speaker 1: we're going somewhere, and then you're not at the gate,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna text you be like all right, boom and
Speaker 1: then you ain't make it, like damn, I guess he'll
Speaker 1: get on the next one. I'm not gonna yo yo yo,
Speaker 1: l get up, Come on, come on, because I need
Speaker 1: you to get there, and then you know, we get
Speaker 1: dressed and then there's going to be the boxing thing
Speaker 1: because I can't have you late because if you're late,
Speaker 1: then you're gonna miss the boxing show. You're gonna mix
Speaker 1: that show, and then you're not gonna be in a
Speaker 1: car at the same time that I need you to
Speaker 1: get to at that light and the box the boxing
Speaker 1: was was popped. That was I mean, no, But wasn't
Speaker 1: Biggie going somewhere though he Biggie was coming from And
Speaker 1: this is us jumping a little ahead, but Biggie was
Speaker 1: going to a Quincy Jones party, the Jones party that
Speaker 1: night that was located at what is now and maybe
Speaker 1: it was back then the Automobile Museum in Los Angeles
Speaker 1: on basically Willshire in Fairfax. That's where they were that evening. Okay,
Speaker 1: so I'm mixing up my of the scenes of the car.
Speaker 1: But Biggie was in that one, so I know that
Speaker 1: like he was in it, but it wasn't a box
Speaker 1: of yet that was that was correct? Yes, thank you
Speaker 1: so yeah, so the skit tells it, and the other
Speaker 1: one is right after that happened years later. There's always
Speaker 1: this you know, Life after Death, Ready to Die, Remastered, Remastered, remastered,
Speaker 1: and so bad boy was able to get much more
Speaker 1: money from his death than him being alive. I believe
Speaker 1: like he and then, like you could just hear Puff
Speaker 1: as he raps. I mean, he wants to beat him
Speaker 1: so bad. I feel like there's this fettest size and
Speaker 1: thing of like I love you so much, like some
Speaker 1: Selena ship. Like I feel like this is our black Selina,
Speaker 1: Like he's our fair like a fan fan, like he
Speaker 1: would write his raps and I'm just talking about the
Speaker 1: energy of stuff from the videos. Bro, this is my
Speaker 1: sound crazy, but like I just felt like he's that's
Speaker 1: Selina ship, like I love him and all this ship
Speaker 1: and it's just like, yo, you'll make more money with
Speaker 1: him gone, and like and like just leave his history
Speaker 1: right there after Life after Death and then yeah, I
Speaker 1: really feel like he was in and he was on it, man, people,
Speaker 1: I think I think that remains one of the most
Speaker 1: interesting arguments that people make in relationship. Puff doing the
Speaker 1: thing is is the fact that this dude who otherwise
Speaker 1: is not particularly talented. You know what I mean. We're
Speaker 1: not talking about a dude who like he's a mogul, sure,
Speaker 1: but what the fund does that actually mean? We're talking
Speaker 1: about this mogul narcissist. Man. He's a nurseless like even
Speaker 1: right now, like he is on like he's starting beef
Speaker 1: with Jamaine Duprix, like leave that nigga alone, like dog,
Speaker 1: like what are he doing? But that's Puff where like
Speaker 1: and I'll be feeling bad for his kids too, because
Speaker 1: like you're not gonna outshan Puff Puff and Puff. And
Speaker 1: you can feel that where he's getting to that age like,
Speaker 1: n I'm still here bad boy all day, my ma, Mama.
Speaker 1: It's like, bro, you come on, man, you had your time,
Speaker 1: your great relax, but no, I can't relax. I can't
Speaker 1: stop bad boy. He says that I can't stop, like
Speaker 1: he's been saying that and he's literally not stopping. And
Speaker 1: I feel like he was never gonna ever outshine Big
Speaker 1: ever and and Big wrote his lyrics and stuff like that,
Speaker 1: he was always going to be under Big shadows, so
Speaker 1: it was perfect for him to come out and that
Speaker 1: White and Dance. I mean this, I don't know the
Speaker 1: day of this conspiracy happened, but it was just like
Speaker 1: it's still to clicking years later. I mean I did
Speaker 1: feel sad, like when Biggie Dad, when Paul was in
Speaker 1: White Dance at the MTV Music Wards all that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then later on you're like, wait a minute, so okay,
Speaker 1: you're you're getting to something I think really important here
Speaker 1: in terms of your I guess tracking your your memory
Speaker 1: of this, your experience and this. You're saying that it
Speaker 1: wasn't an immediate conspiracy theory that lived with you. It
Speaker 1: was you. You watch this happen, you felt that you're
Speaker 1: from New York, so I have to with some Biggie
Speaker 1: was was a lot. It meant something to sway, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got jay z d MX for me and then
Speaker 1: you know big yeah. So so you you got this
Speaker 1: iconic person who dies and you're not going like puff
Speaker 1: Daddy did that? No, No, that is not the twist
Speaker 1: in the beginning, though the twist comes later, but like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know the typical mystery movie ship, like you never
Speaker 1: expect who's gonna be and you're like it was your
Speaker 1: man's right behind you. The whole time, nigger. That's so yeah,
Speaker 1: it came later to me. You know when you and
Speaker 1: your homies union Nick is just chopping it up. And
Speaker 1: then I mean, my boy kept like playing that skit
Speaker 1: over because I was I think it's two thousand and
Speaker 1: fourteen when I was about to do my first album,
Speaker 1: Home Game, and I was just listening to like mad
Speaker 1: hip hop skits and then that one we used always
Speaker 1: re enacted that Yo. I'll be like, Yo, get up, nigga,
Speaker 1: get up, you gotta gotta kill you, and then like
Speaker 1: killed and then yeah, all right, wait whoa puff? Whatno?
Speaker 1: I'm sing? Yeah, we joking just like helped me and
Speaker 1: you and joking, and I think it maybe it carried
Speaker 1: into the barbershop. But like he was also my homie
Speaker 1: was strong on the opinion also, and I was just like,
Speaker 1: yeah that should click, bro, and I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this this nigga killed nig and then I just kept
Speaker 1: I just kept watching Puff moves after that, and you know,
Speaker 1: his sysic behavior and I'm like, I mean, how are
Speaker 1: you going to find somebody that's not like they never
Speaker 1: found no killer. Same thing with um Tupac. Still to
Speaker 1: this day, there's still doing movies about like there was
Speaker 1: one with Forest Whitaker and Johnny Depp. That was one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I tried to wash down the plane. I was just like,
Speaker 1: what is it like some well, what it is that
Speaker 1: she getting two uh stars in the twilight of their
Speaker 1: careers attempting to revitalize their image in Hollywood for different reasons.
Speaker 1: Up Is burned quite a few bridges and Forest Whittaker
Speaker 1: never he never fixed that eyeball, and I felt like
Speaker 1: they needed to do something different in whatever that this was.
Speaker 1: I'm more than the guyfather hardlem I could do this
Speaker 1: and all I was like, no, man, just yeah, we
Speaker 1: have a biggie story for you, and you want big
Speaker 1: two back story. Yeah I didn't finish the film, but
Speaker 1: good for you. Yeah, I couldn't. Like it was just
Speaker 1: another unnecessary angle and uh yeah, so I feel like
Speaker 1: the killers right there, man. I mean, yeah, Puff got
Speaker 1: married J Blige, but he never had like Mary was
Speaker 1: never a threat to him. I don't know, you know,
Speaker 1: and you know we're stand up. So we always feel
Speaker 1: that energy from the O G s of like that
Speaker 1: whole black male only one Highland, that energy, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about, Like that type of Ship. That's
Speaker 1: why I always fun with you and like Sam and
Speaker 1: everybody else like, because I always felt like, hey, we're
Speaker 1: in this together, we're having fun. And then you go
Speaker 1: to them nigas like Ship. You know, I'll cut your
Speaker 1: goddamn throat. Yeah, say, I do think that's something worth
Speaker 1: articulating I guess to our audience a little bit that like,
Speaker 1: there is a culture particularly, I would say the same
Speaker 1: thing comedy in general. But yeah, I think black comics,
Speaker 1: because there are fewer of us, we feel it probably
Speaker 1: more prevalently than than even our our white counterparts do.
Speaker 1: Of just like you think that this is a community,
Speaker 1: you think you're building and growing next to people, and
Speaker 1: they're truly are motherfucker's out there who want to see
Speaker 1: your downfall. And then at every turn, yes, given the end, Yeah,
Speaker 1: pun intended that prey for my downfall. That's right there
Speaker 1: on Life at the Death Biggie Biggie right there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I won't name names. I guess i'd be nice
Speaker 1: today because I love name of names. I'll go fun.
Speaker 1: But there's multiple stories of all the comics blowing up
Speaker 1: the stage and then introduced the next comment like hey,
Speaker 1: nigg and then letting them go. And that is and
Speaker 1: that's been and I'm talking Kings of comedy death gen
Speaker 1: days and you know it still happens to this data
Speaker 1: comments and so to give you audience, some backs are
Speaker 1: like there's that energy of like, who's this little nigga coming,
Speaker 1: because they're gonna take everything that's supposed to be mine.
Speaker 1: One of my uh, you know, Boston is that is
Speaker 1: where I cut my teeth at least for a few
Speaker 1: years in comedy. I don't like to get Boston very
Speaker 1: much credit, but I did spend some time. They're doing
Speaker 1: comedy and one of the there's not a lot of
Speaker 1: black rooms in Boston. It's just a white city. Some
Speaker 1: means that comedy tends to be pretty white out there,
Speaker 1: but there is one black room in particular that everybody
Speaker 1: tries to play or figures out whatever. And the first
Speaker 1: time I went down there, I've been doing comedy for
Speaker 1: years at this point, went down there, introduced myself to
Speaker 1: the dude who runs the room. I go, yo, I've
Speaker 1: heard a lot about this place. I want to get up.
Speaker 1: What can I do? He's like, man, I'll put you
Speaker 1: up tonight. You know, he's grilling me. He's doing the
Speaker 1: whole thing, but he's making it seem like I'll take
Speaker 1: care of you, you know, we'll see what you got whatever,
Speaker 1: and then introduced me after like twenty minutes of hosting
Speaker 1: where it was just him telling people to shut the
Speaker 1: funk up, like not in a fun silly way, but
Speaker 1: just like bombing and scolding motherfucker's but then introduced me
Speaker 1: as your first comic, has never done comedy before, Let's
Speaker 1: see what you can do, and then fun and not
Speaker 1: even my name correctly, you know what you didn't say,
Speaker 1: and so now is always like merm is mermai nig
Speaker 1: like setting you up to fail, Like you all people
Speaker 1: understand that. We try to describe that energy. You're like,
Speaker 1: why y'all, why y'all doing me? Like y'all think it's
Speaker 1: like what who hurts y'all family? And like I heard story,
Speaker 1: but ahead continue. No, I mean that's pretty much it.
Speaker 1: And it's not one of those things where it's like
Speaker 1: I showed up with a disrespectful energy. Yeah, I showed
Speaker 1: up an hour earlier. I shook your hand, I had
Speaker 1: a drink with you. You know what I mean? We
Speaker 1: did books, snacks. Does anybody want a snack? Like Nigga's
Speaker 1: just like this, like and they probably like try to
Speaker 1: get on your skin color and ship like is that energy, bro,
Speaker 1: It's like I can't. So yeah, so I feel that
Speaker 1: energy from Puff. I always felt that even like the
Speaker 1: whole source of wards you know you have those are
Speaker 1: the two titans, Puff and Biggie going again shook and
Speaker 1: pop right there, Like that was just the clash of
Speaker 1: the titans. And you know we're talking nineties, so I
Speaker 1: think I'm in family matters. This is all later when
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, look at the Source magazine. I'm reading
Speaker 1: Maybe and m and looking at YouTube and stuff in
Speaker 1: hearing from like Nigga's in the barbershop, But like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was like part of the family matters. So I
Speaker 1: didn't know. But but again, like you just started investigating,
Speaker 1: like you just become the small little detective, like okay,
Speaker 1: clock that you start clocking things, because I was clocking
Speaker 1: his energy and then every other I'll say every what
Speaker 1: For three years there was a remaster version of Biggie's
Speaker 1: album Yea, And if it wasn't a remaster, it was
Speaker 1: like Puff doing remixes where he was like using old
Speaker 1: Biggie verses and growing them on with new people, and
Speaker 1: it's like, yeah, you're getting a lot of money here,
Speaker 1: big big man, so much. You hearing me so much?
Speaker 1: The same thing. Where's happening right now? Like where whoever's
Speaker 1: in charge of pop smoke, you know, like putting this
Speaker 1: person of stuff. I'm like, and I love that tattoo
Speaker 1: that what's his name? You know I'm talking about like
Speaker 1: the multiple talented Silk Silk Silk Sonic like Anderson Anderson
Speaker 1: Pac thank you man, yes, like where he was like
Speaker 1: if I died, leave my ship alone, right Like, Like
Speaker 1: I'm like that too, that I always record every set
Speaker 1: of like just leave my jokes. They don't new Norrie
Speaker 1: Davis and he got another hour coming out, like somebody
Speaker 1: on my side really please get them. Then you have
Speaker 1: permission to come to the house like yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: need you all to stop this. It's just gonna be
Speaker 1: clips and you being like so what a ladies saying
Speaker 1: we gotta need birthdays in the house. What women? What
Speaker 1: they toes right, don't they toes out? Shit? Yeah? Please,
Speaker 1: I give you permission on this podcast to shut that
Speaker 1: down and you can play it for whoever in my
Speaker 1: family or friends getting my ship. But yeah, so Puff
Speaker 1: is narcissistic, narcissistic energy, and that audios get a big
Speaker 1: not waking up and like about the misses flight. She's
Speaker 1: just letting miss his flight. Maybe be a different time,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe he would miss his quote unquote death. You know, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think that's basically where I stand at emotional that
Speaker 1: oh yeah, the albums and I think, yeah, so yeah, well,
Speaker 1: let me ask you this, and I'll ask you this
Speaker 1: before we go into break. You're saying you you definitively
Speaker 1: sort of landed on is is has there ever been
Speaker 1: anything that you feel like Puff has done in the
Speaker 1: time since you sort of landed on this theory that
Speaker 1: besides the making the money over and over again off
Speaker 1: of Big his name, that has felt like a clue,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, Like a Mr Policeman, The
Speaker 1: clues were all there kind of energy that that he's
Speaker 1: left behind. I think we've probably just come to my
Speaker 1: her right now, like the typical anything his mom needs,
Speaker 1: I got you, But it still feels cold. It's kind
Speaker 1: of like you know that that cold kill is shaking
Speaker 1: your mom's haying like you know, I got you everything
Speaker 1: you need, and you know you look at his hand.
Speaker 1: It got big blood on it. I don't know about
Speaker 1: that energy. I felt like because every time Big Mom
Speaker 1: talks in the interview, she's like, you know, Puff, like
Speaker 1: she doesn't really get on like what Puff is doing
Speaker 1: for her, but you know, she's just doing what she's
Speaker 1: supposed to do, like just talk about her son and
Speaker 1: his legacy and that. So that that kind of gave
Speaker 1: me a little trigger of like, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't feel the genuine love that he
Speaker 1: has for Big Mom. Who am I to question it?
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, like the energy I closed the detective,
Speaker 1: I would get into it. I will say that that
Speaker 1: sort of to that point. One of the things that
Speaker 1: I've always clocked with the way that people have talked
Speaker 1: about Big is there's like four or five different dudes
Speaker 1: who would be like, Big was my best friend. It
Speaker 1: was my best friend in the entire world. And you've
Speaker 1: never once heard Big say that about any And he
Speaker 1: was all been interviews too. He never talked about the
Speaker 1: Big Yeah. He was never like Puff, He say Puff
Speaker 1: is my man, Yeah, my man. Yeah, he put me
Speaker 1: on yes exactly because yeah, because you're right, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because Big was all about the hospital. He's like, I'm
Speaker 1: only gonnal about rap like and he was hustling. Then
Speaker 1: Puff Is like gave him away out, you know, and
Speaker 1: he was like all right, let's do this ship. Then
Speaker 1: his man's was like Ridius right here, and I was
Speaker 1: like Little Seas and Little Sees he's like quiet in interviews.
Speaker 1: I don't know there's something there that like Lucy's to
Speaker 1: be looking scared at me in interviews like don't say
Speaker 1: no ship, bro, like like whatever, maybe Puff got you on.
Speaker 1: You know we're gonna him. Little Sees Little Sis is
Speaker 1: a bad boy artist. Maybe there's some version of the
Speaker 1: money that he still is collecting on on the couple
Speaker 1: of songs that he had that he's like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: like I love Big, but I can't I can't starve
Speaker 1: in my man's memory, like I gotta do what I
Speaker 1: gotta do and shut the funk up because a nigga
Speaker 1: gonna be a nigga dog you know that ship like
Speaker 1: I can they say that too, and you can see
Speaker 1: that energy of like, man, the nigga will trade in
Speaker 1: your mama for two dollars, like he'll trade in his
Speaker 1: own mama for two eyes like I heard that and
Speaker 1: I've seen that energy. I grew up with that. I
Speaker 1: know them homies like that again, that's just like same
Speaker 1: energy to be like, I gotta stay away from that man.
Speaker 1: Like damn, I'm just trying to be I'm just trying
Speaker 1: to see Nigga's teeth and smiling. Let have a good time,
Speaker 1: Like I just tell jokes. Maybe that's it. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: nothing from Kim though, Nothing from Kim, I think that's
Speaker 1: I just I feel like I feel she changed her
Speaker 1: whole face just to make sure we couldn't tell what
Speaker 1: her reaction was. Hilarious, Bro, you still, I know. I'm
Speaker 1: feel so bad for that because that's all bigg He's fault,
Speaker 1: because you know that's all big He's funk. He loved.
Speaker 1: We didn't say he was a good guy exactly. We
Speaker 1: just a man who was murdered. Yeah, okay, go ahead,
Speaker 1: I'm done. Okay, We're gonna take a break. We'll be
Speaker 1: back with more Nori Davis and more, my mama told me.
Speaker 1: And we are back. No, no, no, yeah, we're back
Speaker 1: here with more Nori Davis more. My mama told me.
Speaker 1: We're still talking about that that alleged murderer puff Daddy
Speaker 1: alleged alleged Italic and his relationship to the notorious b
Speaker 1: I G. I think we need to jump into some
Speaker 1: of this research because you've already laid the groundwork for
Speaker 1: some of the conversation. But I'd love to hear some
Speaker 1: of your thoughts on the things that that I sort
Speaker 1: of dug up as as I would say, support of
Speaker 1: of your conspiracy. Really okay, yeah, yeah, none of this
Speaker 1: is working against you. Okay, wow, see yeah, man, man,
Speaker 1: Nigga's feel it, Doug, all right, let's see. I'm ready.
Speaker 1: I'm ready. So March n Big is killed in a
Speaker 1: drive by shooting. He's in a car leaving a Quincy
Speaker 1: Jones party following Puff Daddy. This is a fact I
Speaker 1: actually learned the Little Sea's interview. I'm glad you brought
Speaker 1: him up. But Little c says that as they're leaving
Speaker 1: the museum where this party is happening, they pull out
Speaker 1: there following Puff. He's in a separate car. Puff goes
Speaker 1: through a light that they don't make and while they're
Speaker 1: sitting at the light, that's when the shooting happens. Four
Speaker 1: shots in the Biggie. The last one is supposedly the
Speaker 1: one that was fatal and Little Sees was in the
Speaker 1: car a puff right or was season Big like he
Speaker 1: was in the back though, yes, and yeah because the
Speaker 1: the driver, I mean it was a hey. He went
Speaker 1: right for the passage a side where Big was at.
Speaker 1: And if you ever if somebody says follow me and
Speaker 1: you see it turn yellow and that's your man behind you,
Speaker 1: you stopped like every time that always happened, like, hey,
Speaker 1: my nigga, follow me. It's yellow, like, let me stop,
Speaker 1: so we get there together, not at all speed up
Speaker 1: and it's biggie bro like it's biggie. We're not talking
Speaker 1: about like your uncle like that. They're gonna meet me there, nigga.
Speaker 1: He came to CALLI do you know Quincy concert and
Speaker 1: that album came out Life with the Death, which is
Speaker 1: like bubble it. But I really feel this ship was
Speaker 1: a hit, Like I don't know, it was like they
Speaker 1: were the Martin, Luther, King and Malcolm of hip hop
Speaker 1: where these Titans is too we can't have too much
Speaker 1: of this control and that's something like that's a supremacy
Speaker 1: and that's another thing. But um yeah, if it feels
Speaker 1: very like in house of like no man, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: speed up and then gonna come back or what happened? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: get him, nigga what I don't know? Driver go around
Speaker 1: the block real slogan. Yeah, and if I'm if Lake said,
Speaker 1: you're big young Puff, I'm in the car with you. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Why why am I in a different car? Why you
Speaker 1: guys aren't the president and the vice like you? My
Speaker 1: man's right, Like, but even in the interviews, like Puff
Speaker 1: put them on and Biggie's just like, you know, he's
Speaker 1: like in his god element to where he doesn't know
Speaker 1: he's got He's just like he just spit man like,
Speaker 1: he just tells his stories. That's just like again, I
Speaker 1: feel like it's that Selina moment of like he is
Speaker 1: God and he will surpass me and I must take
Speaker 1: him down. Yeah, I must, like you know so yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah that whole car ship. Yeah that's another one
Speaker 1: I did not I forgot about that. Thank you. Okay,
Speaker 1: So let's take it a step further because apparently there
Speaker 1: was an officer, a detective named Greg Cading, who was
Speaker 1: assigned to work this case, the murder of Biggie Smalls,
Speaker 1: for three years. He investigated the case and he personally
Speaker 1: believes that Puffy is responsible for Biggie's death bred some
Speaker 1: not great white man, I assume because he's a cop.
Speaker 1: But still he believes that Puffy is responsible. And he's
Speaker 1: the type of trash white man that doesn't have power
Speaker 1: to outpower whoever wanted Big gone because white then white
Speaker 1: men have like that whole hey man shut all this
Speaker 1: down like like like right now, like like Irving is
Speaker 1: making a good stand, but that white man didn't pull
Speaker 1: up on him yet till we're like nigger, Remember when
Speaker 1: you put the hat on on stage, all that money
Speaker 1: is ours. So if either you're gonna you're gonna get
Speaker 1: down to lay then like so yes, and I feel
Speaker 1: like he either got bought out or they they fucked
Speaker 1: up his evidence. And if you haven't, the lead detective
Speaker 1: have a fucking hunch on Puff. That's it. Thank you
Speaker 1: for bringing that back to I forgot about that too. Yes, well,
Speaker 1: let's let's unpack it has to say on this situation,
Speaker 1: he says. And this is this is where it gets
Speaker 1: a little complex, and in in terms of his quote un
Speaker 1: responsibility as it is as it were in relation to
Speaker 1: Biggie's death. But he says that Puffy actually paid one
Speaker 1: million dollars to a crypt named Dwayne Keith. Keith D
Speaker 1: was a street named Davis to kill oh one of
Speaker 1: your family members? Uh, to kill both Tupac and Suge Knight.
Speaker 1: He paid Keith the one million dollars to have this
Speaker 1: this hit done now. Keith D then offloaded that responsibility.
Speaker 1: He offloaded that job onto his nephew, another cript named
Speaker 1: Orlando Baby Lane Anderson to do the shooting instead, but
Speaker 1: his nephew only managed to kill Tupac so in, leaving
Speaker 1: Shuge Knight alive. Suge Knight, then, now aware of what's happening,
Speaker 1: hired a blood named Wardell Pucci Faus for thirteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: They went from one million to thirteen k Wow, the
Speaker 1: niggers can't get ship right with one mile, but the
Speaker 1: only to kill Biggie And apparently thirteen was enough because
Speaker 1: one of them did the the whole job and the
Speaker 1: other one did not. And those guys were ever charged
Speaker 1: for any of the murders or they were just like
Speaker 1: in jail and died or something, or like they've just
Speaker 1: been quiet, like yeah, So the great question. So now
Speaker 1: Greg Cading that that officer we were talking about claims
Speaker 1: that he actually got a confession out of Keith D.
Speaker 1: But because the other two alleged murderers were dead by
Speaker 1: the point that this confession happened, there was no way
Speaker 1: for him to bring closure to this story. Basically, these
Speaker 1: dudes died well before any accountability could be met in
Speaker 1: my only Keith D's word and no other evidence. It
Speaker 1: was to back it up. So it's just come on, dog,
Speaker 1: come on, so ship. That even makes me go even deeper, like,
Speaker 1: of course Sugar's gonna retalied off of that. Now, maybe
Speaker 1: this could be strategic where Puff wanted this to happen,
Speaker 1: where he knows that's going to happen, where it's like,
Speaker 1: let me get a hit on them, and he probably
Speaker 1: did not know they were gonna miss. But what Krypniki
Speaker 1: gets a mill and then passes it down to his nephew.
Speaker 1: I guess he didn't want to get his hands dirty
Speaker 1: or bro, you got a million, like this is your job.
Speaker 1: That was a weird hang up that I had in
Speaker 1: the story as well, like it's a million dollars and
Speaker 1: if you are the type of motherfucker that kills people,
Speaker 1: you ain't you ain't a million dollar checks in other
Speaker 1: places exactly unless he had a conscious and like, I
Speaker 1: don't want nothing to do with this, Like is that
Speaker 1: is that person alive? Like I have so many questions,
Speaker 1: but like all of it feel again, all of it
Speaker 1: is under the story of a hit ahead right ahead.
Speaker 1: That Puff is definitely a part of Puffy's responsibility is
Speaker 1: that he is the original instigator of the violence between
Speaker 1: these two camps. That although obviously you know, if you
Speaker 1: you know anything about the East Coast West Coast beef,
Speaker 1: there was violence that happened before where Tupac was shot
Speaker 1: at the studios where Biggie records. Biggie is there that night.
Speaker 1: He blames Biggie for what happened. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: violence that happens before this, but none of it is
Speaker 1: necessarily traceable back to these two camps, until, as this
Speaker 1: officer claims, Puffy decides that he's going to take action,
Speaker 1: same building, different levels huge misunderstanding, which majority of all
Speaker 1: how like, even when I got I fought Nigga's in
Speaker 1: the hood and running, it was like a misunderstanding. Nika
Speaker 1: thought I was talking ship and I was not. And
Speaker 1: there it is now be fighting. It's like nobody's trying
Speaker 1: to hear nobody out. It's like action like yeah, I do,
Speaker 1: I kind of do want to plug getting like maybe
Speaker 1: a strategical on Puff, like hey, I can knock out
Speaker 1: two birds with stone get the money. But regardless, that's
Speaker 1: just yeah, he's in it, man. He the mand's got
Speaker 1: a little blood, definitely. Man definitely got the fingernails, man,
Speaker 1: and he got to live with that, you know, saying
Speaker 1: he gotta let's take it a step further, because that's
Speaker 1: not the only quote unquote officer who says this. There's
Speaker 1: actually Similarly, a former FBI agent Phil Carson claims that
Speaker 1: the real target for the shooting the night of of
Speaker 1: Biggie Small's death was actually Puff Daddy himself. That they
Speaker 1: were not attempting to shoot Biggie Smalls. They were attempting
Speaker 1: to shoot Puff got the car's mistaken and that's why
Speaker 1: Biggie Smalls died. Wow. Okay, So then he also claims
Speaker 1: that when Puffy discovers that this assassination, which was also
Speaker 1: as this FBI agent claims, brought on by Shore Night,
Speaker 1: he finds out that this assassination was was aimed at him,
Speaker 1: he gets terrified that the information might come out and
Speaker 1: he then pays off a number of l ap D
Speaker 1: officers to make sure that the case was never properly solved.
Speaker 1: Holy ship, see dog, this is blowing my mind. Antwait,
Speaker 1: let us let this marinate, okay, because I can I
Speaker 1: can see puff as the narcissist he is of, like
Speaker 1: already know how people are gonna take this, and I
Speaker 1: need to do this MTV fucking Awards dance. I can't
Speaker 1: do the dance when niggas is an audience like mumbler,
Speaker 1: like now I don't know, nigga, Now I don't know.
Speaker 1: You pay the cup, nigga, Now you know he up
Speaker 1: this that? But what you want? So right, that's so
Speaker 1: dirry legs, I need a shower, fu, bro, who does that? Manute?
Speaker 1: Like yeah so he So you ask somebody who's panicking
Speaker 1: racing their tracks and we're talking FBI like we've all
Speaker 1: seen the documents of what they did the King Jesus Christ, right,
Speaker 1: so they do not funk around on their tracks of
Speaker 1: what they're doing, like the the House of Hoover, fuck
Speaker 1: j Hoover. So yeah, I believe these guys. Man. Why
Speaker 1: would these white guys lie, why would they have to
Speaker 1: cover anything up like we're past, We're like thirty years
Speaker 1: after the whole sixties and racist Hoover. Now these are like,
Speaker 1: these are FBI agents, Like all right, let's do a job,
Speaker 1: let's do odd jobs. Let me do it the best
Speaker 1: we can. And yes, to see that cops were paid off,
Speaker 1: which they're not gonna hold water on some rich nigger.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna hold that much water because it probably
Speaker 1: wasn't that much money. It's like, Puff ain't mafia, the
Speaker 1: samet BMF. But this is like, this is bad. He's
Speaker 1: offering a lump sum which is not going to solve
Speaker 1: their problems for the rest of their lives. It's just like, hey,
Speaker 1: you buy your wife a nice dinner or some ship
Speaker 1: or maybe like a car. Here's a new Ford. Yeah
Speaker 1: you're going tonight. Yeah you know the new Cheesecake just
Speaker 1: opened up. Take your wife. Oh man, I just feel
Speaker 1: so filthy man fuck bro yeah yeah so yeah. So
Speaker 1: let's take it a step further, because we've only been
Speaker 1: talking about white guys up to this point. There is,
Speaker 1: in fact another person, a former bodyguard of Puffy named
Speaker 1: Gene Deal Here we Go, also claims that he heard
Speaker 1: Puffy say that in a conversation relating to to sort
Speaker 1: of the building violence of the East Coast West Coast
Speaker 1: beef that Puffy says he doesn't give a fuck if
Speaker 1: Pock dies, he doesn't give a fuck if Big dies,
Speaker 1: something has to change. Quote, come on, dog. And that's
Speaker 1: the bodyguards line. The right bodyguards are the little flies
Speaker 1: on the wall that people think they're not listening big
Speaker 1: gass flies, but they yeah, exactly, brother, Oh god. And
Speaker 1: then it just always brings me to that video that
Speaker 1: everybody sharing on Twitter Instagram of Puff going I get
Speaker 1: what I want. I'm a fucking monster. I get what
Speaker 1: I want and he got it. He got it way
Speaker 1: before that ship he got it. I don't gonna fun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a plain narciss is my nigger. I'm sorry, Like,
Speaker 1: if I go to that part, I mean him, I'll
Speaker 1: be faking ship like shake his hand like whatever. But
Speaker 1: like no matter fact, I wouldn't. I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't think I don't want any of that energy. I'm lying.
Speaker 1: I'm lying. We're all morally compromised. Yeah right, yeah, morals
Speaker 1: versus money. Right, Like it's like, hey, what what what hell?
Speaker 1: Am I gonna stand on? Like in the spirit of
Speaker 1: the biggie or is it just like you know, we
Speaker 1: just we just talking. We're talking on the podcast. Great
Speaker 1: episode so far. I love this. But yeah, see now
Speaker 1: look I'm questioning my morals right now, Like going to
Speaker 1: that door, I'm so torn, but because you think about
Speaker 1: your own career and everything. But then it's also like nah, man,
Speaker 1: like there's evil there. Like even when you go to
Speaker 1: l A that like you know, I don't know if
Speaker 1: you feel his lengthen like it's that energy of like
Speaker 1: I won't kill any nigga here to get what like
Speaker 1: lucky for you, you you got a wife, you got your child,
Speaker 1: you got love, you got a nice love house. Like
Speaker 1: if you have that, you're protected. But I feel like
Speaker 1: single niggas and ladies and anybody they just like I
Speaker 1: will slit what I gotta do. I'll cut. I'll cut
Speaker 1: your life saying to getting this motherfucking door store that's
Speaker 1: Hollywood door. And that's why I couldn't really like funk
Speaker 1: with l A like that to stay live over there.
Speaker 1: I could feel that energy in the air. Yeah, so yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know what else to say. I
Speaker 1: mean we can break down where he said, like yes,
Speaker 1: he doesn't give a funk, like like I said, like so,
Speaker 1: and this is not necessarily evidence in relation to two
Speaker 1: Biggie himself, but there is other evidence of Puffy and
Speaker 1: morally compromised positions. I think we would be doing ourselves
Speaker 1: a disservice not to talk about the the Shine incidental, right.
Speaker 1: Shine is the biggest rapper under bad Boy the next
Speaker 1: Biggie Smalls as they're sort of like trying to to
Speaker 1: coin him in the early two thousands, and then when
Speaker 1: they go to uh, what is it new York Club
Speaker 1: New York, It's called they go to Club New York,
Speaker 1: they're hanging out, Puffy gets into it. And this is
Speaker 1: according to Shine, years after he went to prison for
Speaker 1: basically shooting up a nightclub. Right that, Yeah, this story
Speaker 1: like when he's a politician stuff. But this is like
Speaker 1: when he was still like kind of rapping, right, No,
Speaker 1: this is post rapping. This is him just talking to
Speaker 1: Fat Joe on like some Instagram ship. He basically says
Speaker 1: in the interview that the entire incident was mostly instigated
Speaker 1: by Puff, that Puff had issues with two dudes to
Speaker 1: Brooklyn based dudes who Shane knew to be real motherfucker's
Speaker 1: named Scar and Nino good names. No king characters, nigga.
Speaker 1: What we that Scar and Nigga? No, we got real
Speaker 1: life versions of them, Brooklyn. Yeah, they they bout that noise.
Speaker 1: And that was Shine's point about these guys. He knew
Speaker 1: these guys, he was actually cool with these dudes, that
Speaker 1: he he had a relationship with these guys. But Puffy
Speaker 1: got into it with these guys, presumably over something that
Speaker 1: he still doesn't exactly know. And then when guns got drawn,
Speaker 1: Seine pulled out his weapon in self defense basically as
Speaker 1: he put it, in fear of his own life, and
Speaker 1: started shooting, not because he was on some gang ship
Speaker 1: riding for Puff, but more like me, did not know
Speaker 1: that he was going to survive that evening ship, and Puff,
Speaker 1: as you may know, then after the incident, opted to
Speaker 1: get a separate lawyer to be tried separately from Shine,
Speaker 1: to basically separate himself as much as possible from what,
Speaker 1: at uh nearly days before, had been the largest artist
Speaker 1: on his label. Bro we see that, you see the
Speaker 1: track record. This man is good and like Loki Sloppia,
Speaker 1: cleaning up his mess and making his seam and coming
Speaker 1: out the victim. Yes, signs of a narcissist, my nigger,
Speaker 1: Like he's a huge narcissist. I can see it. I
Speaker 1: know them signs and he uh and like Seine is
Speaker 1: not one of them. There's other coins that just got
Speaker 1: thrown into the goddamn well like g dep you know
Speaker 1: r I P he gone and like what happened to
Speaker 1: his career ship the whole um loom one twelve black
Speaker 1: rob all that man, Like anybody that saw the locks
Speaker 1: have to like almost whoop this nigga ass to get
Speaker 1: out the contract the locks is too there's too many niggas,
Speaker 1: so he can't kill the clean let them go. And
Speaker 1: they're young because they're crazy, I can't let them let
Speaker 1: them go. But he probably wouldn't did something grimy as ship.
Speaker 1: But oh my god, Yeah, is that the one with
Speaker 1: um Jennifer Lopez too, Like she got mixed up in
Speaker 1: with that, right. J Lo was hanging out that evening
Speaker 1: when the incident transpired. Puff craps her hand, runts her
Speaker 1: out of the club. Uh. It is also what some
Speaker 1: claim is the initiating incident for their breakup. That's why
Speaker 1: that's why Jaylo with Batman that but she's scared she
Speaker 1: was she with Batman dogs like I'm gonna go and
Speaker 1: stick with these uh these whites sound I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: with Ben Athlete, these dunkin donut whites instead of these
Speaker 1: uh tat blacks. You know that's that's that, bro? Yeah man, Okay,
Speaker 1: the last piece of evidence that I'll bring up to you.
Speaker 1: And this is less evidence and more just sort of
Speaker 1: a logical progression to to some of what may have
Speaker 1: ultimately landed on Puff's decision to and Biggie Small's life.
Speaker 1: There are some who argue that because of the change
Speaker 1: that Puffy saw coming in Bigg's career, as if you're
Speaker 1: a big fan, you know that after Ready to Die,
Speaker 1: he more or less had started to transition out of
Speaker 1: the gangster wrapped phase in his life. He was less
Speaker 1: interested in sort of making the same kind of music,
Speaker 1: making the same kind of moves, being the same kind
Speaker 1: of hustler street dude that he was previously, and much
Speaker 1: more interested in making positive as close to positive as
Speaker 1: the nigger from Brooklyn could make at that time. And
Speaker 1: so Puff theoretically is beginning to see the transition in
Speaker 1: Biggie Smalls and says that I'm not convinced that this
Speaker 1: is gonna be profitable, It might be more profitable to
Speaker 1: enter his life before he turns into this new god
Speaker 1: fearing man, and thus does so and keeps him at
Speaker 1: the stage that he left off at. Yeah, man, what
Speaker 1: I mean, Mike Drop, What more can I say? Doc?
Speaker 1: I mean, he's a He's a huge narcissist, narcissist planner,
Speaker 1: and he can manipulate. He can manipulate his ass off.
Speaker 1: He manipulate the public and hide his evidence so much
Speaker 1: to where the public opinion will never be against him,
Speaker 1: and it hasn't. So now we have now we me
Speaker 1: and you and everybody were conspiracist, black conspiracis. But it's
Speaker 1: just like, bro, then it's in the pudding, baby, it's
Speaker 1: right there in the pudding. But he even knows that too,
Speaker 1: that it's so far down the line, like yeah, those
Speaker 1: two guys dead. So that guy's just here, say the
Speaker 1: security guard, Like he probably can't he quoted, but you know,
Speaker 1: who knows what's happening to him. He probably got beat
Speaker 1: up or something that I for talking shit puff puff
Speaker 1: at that reach man, And he's still on top and
Speaker 1: remixing Biggie Ship and every goddamn year. We anniversary is
Speaker 1: his birthday, anniversary is death. He extreme hits more money
Speaker 1: in his pocket. Absolutely, it feels like the same way
Speaker 1: that cities will will literally hire police officers to beat
Speaker 1: the ship out of black people and then make a
Speaker 1: street called Black Lives Matter Avenue. And it's like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, bro, this feels like, yes, exactly what it is.
Speaker 1: You're not exactly taking responsibility for the thing you did.
Speaker 1: That's why we're so angry. They never take responsibly. All
Speaker 1: we get his fucking documentaries and street names and money.
Speaker 1: Never h I am sorry for going in the house
Speaker 1: of Brianna Ta or I'm sorry for even going back
Speaker 1: to um the guy that was about the Lucas Brothers
Speaker 1: movie that brother um oh goddamn yeah ship him. But
Speaker 1: the thank you, sir, thank you Fred Hanson, Like there's
Speaker 1: never apology, and you know this country doesn't even believe
Speaker 1: in apologies. That was another thing I read up on.
Speaker 1: They they feel like it's a sign of weakness even
Speaker 1: when they're fucking wrong. So the only sorry we get,
Speaker 1: which is not enough to help our emotional scars, is
Speaker 1: an HBO documentary which who knows if that money even
Speaker 1: goes to the family that goes to production as me
Speaker 1: and you're in TV, so we know it's not like, hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna tell your story and they're like, all right,
Speaker 1: well how much. It's like, no, we we're gonna tell
Speaker 1: your story. And we gotta buyer, and the buyer paid
Speaker 1: the crew that did everything, and then that's it. So
Speaker 1: and then you know that that family gets sold on awareness.
Speaker 1: The fund is awareness going to do when it's already
Speaker 1: a wrap. It's over that my child ain't coming back. Man,
Speaker 1: this world, bro, but you know this is this let
Speaker 1: me this is good. This is good. This is good.
Speaker 1: There's a whole lot of biggest, smallest mirrors. Not a
Speaker 1: lot of profit. Not out of those murals except for
Speaker 1: one person who seemed to be making the most money,
Speaker 1: a man named Sean did he ca can I add
Speaker 1: something us a little bit? This might be something also
Speaker 1: where it was not able to clone yet you know
Speaker 1: how they say like Chapelle came back. This is the
Speaker 1: clone Chapelle like after he went to Africa, he diesel
Speaker 1: different heads and everything. Maybe in the nineties that they
Speaker 1: didn't have that clone aspect yet this is it's just
Speaker 1: crazy conspiracy ship where I'm like, hey, you know, they
Speaker 1: had to kill him. It had to be assassination because
Speaker 1: you get more money if they're going because that you
Speaker 1: could just see the gods here. But but hey, if
Speaker 1: we can like kill him and then put the clone
Speaker 1: back out there, then now we got Can you imagine
Speaker 1: a clone Biggie. Now he's kind of skinnier, he's doing
Speaker 1: he's doing R and B. He's not he's he ain't
Speaker 1: got no more stories. You like slim sass commercials and
Speaker 1: they were were a helmet when you skateboard. He's he's
Speaker 1: so weird like Brooklyn's far Yeah, do the drown stones.
Speaker 1: Let let let Airbnb. Hey Airbnb, I'm Biggie, And what's
Speaker 1: the best I'm biggest, small shop, local shop, each of vegetables.
Speaker 1: And be quiet. That was so noisy because I don't
Speaker 1: know why he's telling Mama, we're impressing my chees. Be quiet, Like,
Speaker 1: who is that? I apologize? Uh, yeah, that's exactly. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's something further where I think that clone aspect didn't
Speaker 1: I don't know, Yeah, because he couldn't clone Biggie, and
Speaker 1: so we had to let him die, had to let
Speaker 1: him down. They had to kill him to get more money.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna say one more break. We'll be
Speaker 1: back with more, Nori Davis and more, my mama told me.
Speaker 1: And we are back. Yeah, we're back here with more,
Speaker 1: Nori Dave this more. My mama told me. We're still
Speaker 1: talking about that goddamn killer puff. We need James. Somebody
Speaker 1: put them in the seat, hands behind you with your friends.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, he was this man's man. Let's play
Speaker 1: a game. We have a very fun game. This is
Speaker 1: this is our most classic game on the podcast, my
Speaker 1: absolute favorite game. It's a game called white Ugly. You're disgusting.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna kill you. Give me two white lies. It's
Speaker 1: a fun game, Nori. Where I am going to introduce
Speaker 1: to you a commonly held white conspiracy theory, a conspiracy
Speaker 1: theory that white people tend to believe in quite a bit.
Speaker 1: And what I would love for you to do is
Speaker 1: tell me why you think this conspiracy theory is so
Speaker 1: important to them? What are they up to? What are
Speaker 1: these sneaky motherfucker's up to? You get it? I'm ready? Yeah,
Speaker 1: this one, cool boy. I can't remember if we've done
Speaker 1: this one before. I don't think we have but it's
Speaker 1: a big one. It's a doozy. It's one of the
Speaker 1: most jarring classic conspiracy theories. I think that's out there.
Speaker 1: There are some people believe that the Holocaust never happened,
Speaker 1: that it is a myth, it is fake. Why do
Speaker 1: you think Nori white people are so committed to the
Speaker 1: Holocaust being fake? That is classic white supremacy of not
Speaker 1: allowing the Jews to have any type of power, just
Speaker 1: be oppressed from being in the business of America because
Speaker 1: I guess what supremacy is like straight white male, blonde
Speaker 1: you know, hale hydra type ship like not even like
Speaker 1: that's what they are. And that's why they had to
Speaker 1: kill Hitler man because he was like he was sucking
Speaker 1: up America money. Like America's like, you look, I don't
Speaker 1: care about these Jews, black likes this, just get this money.
Speaker 1: It was like, no, everybody must die, and yeah, you
Speaker 1: gotta kill this nigg even and then I was World
Speaker 1: War Two. But yes, it's the same thing of right
Speaker 1: now we're going through critical race theory where they're trying
Speaker 1: to erase our history of an education because they fear
Speaker 1: that the white kids will get beat up by the
Speaker 1: black kids. If they find out we'll really have about slavery.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. It's not more or less of fear
Speaker 1: of the Jewish kids getting beat up or like them
Speaker 1: beating up white kids. It's more of like you're oppressed,
Speaker 1: we won't let you not. Niggas know like y'are not.
Speaker 1: You're not the prophet, you're not the ones. So oh okay,
Speaker 1: so not the one theory. If we allow the Holocaust
Speaker 1: to exist, or if we allow slavery to be as
Speaker 1: extreme as it it actually was in the Holocaust, to
Speaker 1: be as violent and horrifying as it actually was, then
Speaker 1: it does suggest that something is old to the people
Speaker 1: who suffered that experience. And we're saying this is a
Speaker 1: way of making things more level for the white that
Speaker 1: want to stand supreme America. Yeah, and like so if
Speaker 1: like it never happens. So what you're talking about, No,
Speaker 1: you owe us because of Hollywood. I mean I owe
Speaker 1: you not. We're talking about what books? Is it? It's
Speaker 1: in the book right there in ninety the World History. Man.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that book. I ain't write that book.
Speaker 1: Who wrote that book? I'm right here standing on the
Speaker 1: Capitol Hill. This is what we got we got the constitution.
Speaker 1: Look in the Constitution where say that? Where I say,
Speaker 1: please tell me where's say it? So I don't know
Speaker 1: what y'all niggas Jewish people, what you're talking about, how
Speaker 1: has never happened saving never happened out of here. So
Speaker 1: it's it's oppression. So like that's why they hold onto it. It's, um,
Speaker 1: it's control. So like the white man can still be one,
Speaker 1: like little our founding files are still full white niggas
Speaker 1: up on that rock, right, And that's the thing about supremacies, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: they like the allology of like the white man being
Speaker 1: the one, but capital is gonna cap Capital isn't gonna
Speaker 1: have to do anything because it's still about making money
Speaker 1: the most that they can without them working and uh
Speaker 1: being greedy. Yeah, that's and that's the makeup of theory.
Speaker 1: These points of oppression and violence are going to hurt
Speaker 1: their pockets in some kind of way, yes, because it's
Speaker 1: not a guarantee for being able to make more money
Speaker 1: if you have to hold yourself accountable to race or
Speaker 1: community that you've caused damage to. Yeah, fun facing money, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like, um, you know, just like what companies now
Speaker 1: like you're a racist company, is just like, wait, no,
Speaker 1: we're not. And then like they start losing money, so
Speaker 1: then they start playing phase like look at us, Chase
Speaker 1: that we're at the Pride, look at us not rainbows here,
Speaker 1: and it's just like it's bullshit, it's fake, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like because they don't want to. It's
Speaker 1: just about money. Like people forget, like the bus boycott
Speaker 1: only work because they was losing money. It wasn't because
Speaker 1: they cared about our skin and our face, our our
Speaker 1: life or many on those busses and being like black people,
Speaker 1: this ain't right what we're doing, man, this should be.
Speaker 1: I always love a diverse but I'm bust eight, all right,
Speaker 1: and I love to see Ms Charles in the bag
Speaker 1: and I tell her go to the back and sometimes
Speaker 1: she does, she doesn't, but you know it's color on here. Now.
Speaker 1: This is bullshit. We gotta change this, Captain Noah All
Speaker 1: white busses. Yeah, that this was like taking rise. They
Speaker 1: was walking for like months and then they decide because
Speaker 1: they was losing. That's all this country care about money, bro.
Speaker 1: So if the Holocaust is real real, which it is,
Speaker 1: but if it's like something they have to admit Jews
Speaker 1: gonna pull up on something like no, we want this,
Speaker 1: we want that, and they're gonna they're gonna get it.
Speaker 1: I mean should in Brooklyn City, Jews got like a
Speaker 1: whole part like damn of Brooklyn, and they got their
Speaker 1: own school bucks, they own cops and ain't nobody bothering them.
Speaker 1: So there's that, you know, has there been many black
Speaker 1: communities and one central party that happened, but you know,
Speaker 1: and that's why that supremacies holding on to that theory. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: all right, well ship, that's cool. Motherfuckom oh my god,
Speaker 1: they gonna let me spill on my left. I ain't
Speaker 1: see that coming. I think we did it. I think
Speaker 1: I think we did the whole thing. This, This was
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