Speaker 1: No, William.
Speaker 2: Baby, ladies, you can take a back seat.
Speaker 1: It's know it all you find um man.
Speaker 3: You got no.
Speaker 4: Joe, you get damn baby baby. If I stop blaming
Speaker 4: you world for my faults, I could eave.
Speaker 2: Maybe the pressage and maybe.
Speaker 5: To shove ca st last to getting bow and then
Speaker 5: you with says a cycle.
Speaker 2: It's a cycle.
Speaker 6: You're some sick.
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of me too.
Speaker 4: Some babies cry, baby, hold me this for baby, it's
Speaker 4: no more fun.
Speaker 1: That's my fe's lost.
Speaker 4: Baby.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, and we're back. You didn't go nowhere
Speaker 7: days away.
Speaker 8: He slept here from white baby Jesus' birthday. I cannot wait.
Speaker 8: Are you setting up like a nativity scene or like
Speaker 8: what are you doing?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 2: Man? No you wear Jesus feast? Yes I do, but no,
Speaker 2: I'm not to answer you.
Speaker 8: I know you didn't grow up in Catholic church, but
Speaker 8: you did go to church at some point.
Speaker 2: Right, I had no choice at one point in my life, Rory,
Speaker 2: did you uh?
Speaker 8: Did your church do like the whole thing on Christmas Night?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Like all the kidstivity scene? And I was they give
Speaker 8: a child a fake baby?
Speaker 2: Mary? Say, now behold the lamb. I was a lamb
Speaker 2: in the play.
Speaker 8: Before I was always a shepherd three years straight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they even gave us like a stick and everything
Speaker 8: was really cool. All the girls were angels, like I had.
Speaker 2: To be a lamb as a black man, you were
Speaker 2: the shepherd, yeah, which is kind of like slave owner
Speaker 2: like type of vibe. I don't know if that would
Speaker 2: be the case. It's the same.
Speaker 8: I think slave owners didn't really double as shepherds because
Speaker 8: they had some help.
Speaker 2: I think they stayed.
Speaker 8: I think the shepherds were more like hands on with
Speaker 8: what they were doing. But there was definitely some slavery
Speaker 8: going on around that time.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely.
Speaker 8: In retrospect, always found it funny though that they made
Speaker 8: like an eleven year old be a pregnant woman and
Speaker 8: walk walk down the aisle of the church.
Speaker 2: Is crazy wild.
Speaker 8: But yeah, shout out to everyone, all the kids that
Speaker 8: have to go to church either the night before or
Speaker 8: the day of. While you're thinking about presence. Yes, I
Speaker 8: know that struggle.
Speaker 2: Insolute to everybody that's struggling around the holidays. Yes, it's
Speaker 2: a real thing. Holiday depression. You know, don't don't be
Speaker 2: down on yourself too much. Everybody's kind of in a
Speaker 2: tough spot financially now. So you can still enjoy the
Speaker 2: holidays and enjoy your loved ones, even if you can
Speaker 2: go out and buy and spend as you would like,
Speaker 2: still enjoy, you know, time with your family.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's just made up by you know, consumerism. Fourth
Speaker 8: quarter saills pretty much. Yes, but I'm hosting this year,
Speaker 8: which is always fun, I guess. But you know, my
Speaker 8: dad's already been here for a week. Is staying for
Speaker 8: another week?
Speaker 2: This is Oh, No, I got to see your pops
Speaker 2: before you leave.
Speaker 8: He'll be here.
Speaker 2: I got I got a twenty eighth Oh, I got
Speaker 2: to tell him. I got a gift for him, you know,
Speaker 2: you know Frankinsens and Mr Okay, I got murrh. I
Speaker 2: follow me and your pop's gonna smoke some murk.
Speaker 8: Yo, me and Jake, me and my dad yesterday pause,
Speaker 8: tag team at the kids playground. No, that sounds crazy, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah let me let me okay, let me land
Speaker 6: that one on Epstein's Island.
Speaker 8: Never turbulence there, always smooth laer smooth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, great weather.
Speaker 8: So Tuesday, the one day that we don't record, I
Speaker 8: took Amar to this indoor playground and I walked in
Speaker 8: and it was incredible. I was like, oh, this is awesome.
Speaker 8: But she was kind of coming off being sick, so
Speaker 8: you know, she didn't really like it that much. But
Speaker 8: I was like, I know she's gonna like it when
Speaker 8: she feels better. So I go on Friday completely empty
Speaker 8: because most people are either at school or whatever work,
Speaker 8: so she has this place to herself. She's running a
Speaker 8: fucking muck. We were there for like three hours. Saturday,
Speaker 8: I go back because I'm like, she had a great
Speaker 8: time freezing outside. She can't do anything, Let's go back. Saturday.
Speaker 8: Wasn't thinking, of course, it's gonna be mobbed in there.
Speaker 8: It was unwalkable. It was a zoovi if you will
Speaker 8: in there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: On Friday, I was kind of cool with Lamar exploring
Speaker 8: by herself because there wasn't anything that would hurt her,
Speaker 8: and you know, let her go by herself. But with
Speaker 8: this many people, I was on her ass, following her everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It doesn't really have an age limit, so there's bigger
Speaker 8: kids there. I don't really care if you're a child.
Speaker 8: If you touch my daughter back of your head is
Speaker 8: being pommed and thrown into that fucking ball pit. Me
Speaker 8: and my dad were just taking turns kicking over fucking
Speaker 8: seven year olds.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 8: At one point I had taken like one of the
Speaker 8: foam things and just started like beating them away.
Speaker 2: They thought you were playing, but it was no, I wasn't.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 8: I was making sure that their eyes were red after that.
Speaker 2: So you were you were beating kids as what you said?
Speaker 8: Yes, okay, And I think that's absolutely because their parents
Speaker 8: are sitting on the sideline because they're old enough to
Speaker 8: just run around no matter what. Yeah, I'm in the
Speaker 8: weeds of like crawling spaces. If you're going near my
Speaker 8: not two year old. Fuck no, yeah, you're getting thrown
Speaker 8: not too yet, no soon though.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, he's big. Damn she's gonna be tall.
Speaker 2: I know. Hell yeah, wow.
Speaker 8: Looks like me. But it certainly doesn't have the jeans
Speaker 8: of that. She's gonna break the pharaoh hype curse for sure.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I had no shame in it either. One
Speaker 8: of them cried. It was like, good, now you know
Speaker 8: it don't touch her.
Speaker 2: Exactly, tough love. I saw one of my well, you
Speaker 2: know how you have growing up, you have the one
Speaker 2: guy in the hood that's kind of like the guy
Speaker 2: you look up to. You don't realize, like until you're
Speaker 2: older that he was only like three, three or four
Speaker 2: years older than you. Yeah. Man, I just saw one
Speaker 2: of my dudes that I looked up to and just
Speaker 2: like always enjoyed being around from my hood back in
Speaker 2: the day. He's doing bad right now. I just so
Speaker 2: literally I was at the light and saw him like
Speaker 2: in the street, like asking for cars for change, man,
Speaker 2: and that ship like I'm not gonna lie. That kind
Speaker 2: of choked me up. And I had heard, like over
Speaker 2: the years people were talking me like, yo, he's not
Speaker 2: doing good, like you know, he's kind of out there,
Speaker 2: but I never I hadn't seen him. Literally, just saw
Speaker 2: him on the way here, I mean, and I'm.
Speaker 8: Like, I just fucking ten degrees, I said, exactly.
Speaker 2: Like so it was kind of like five cars at
Speaker 2: the light and he was at the front at the
Speaker 2: light and I was like three cars behind and I'm looking,
Speaker 2: I'm like, I know that's not who I think. And
Speaker 2: as he turned around, like I saw his face and
Speaker 2: it was him, and I was just like, oh, man, dug,
Speaker 2: Like that was like when I tell you, one of
Speaker 2: the coolest dudes in the hood back in the days.
Speaker 2: He was the first dude I ever saw wearing Louis Vuitton,
Speaker 2: like wearing it like I always saw like Louis luggage
Speaker 2: and things. He was the first person I ever remember
Speaker 2: wearing Louis Vaton Like. He was that guy growing up
Speaker 2: like super cool, could rap, could dance, girls like them,
Speaker 2: And I think he just, you know, just found drugs,
Speaker 2: you know, somewhere in the early two thousands, and he
Speaker 2: just never bounced back.
Speaker 8: Damn Homi. In high school, he was the man home.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: I feel like that does happen a lot, and kids
Speaker 8: don't realize that in high school or junior high Like
Speaker 8: the coolest quote unquote coolest people usually end up being
Speaker 8: the people that don't do anything with their lives.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: It's usually more of the nerdier, more creative kids that
Speaker 8: end up doing shit.
Speaker 2: With the But it rocks you when you see somebody
Speaker 2: you was cool with and used to like hang out
Speaker 2: with every day, to see them homeless, Yeah, that hits
Speaker 2: you totally different. Like that's like damn, Like I know
Speaker 2: somebody that's homeless, like.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you did nothing about it. Sell out, I mean,
Speaker 8: got a little bit of money and just forgot about twelve.
Speaker 10: Degrees went down and blue smoke in his face.
Speaker 2: No, it was hit the twelve degrees out, so he
Speaker 2: didn't see you know, he was a a couple of
Speaker 2: year tens. Well, no, it was he couldn't see it
Speaker 2: a couple of calls ahead of me. So I was
Speaker 2: just like, damn, man, you know what I said, the
Speaker 2: light's about the change. Yeah, and the light was changing,
Speaker 2: and I had to get here because we got to,
Speaker 2: you know, do what we gotta. You're thinking about Pege
Speaker 2: and this huge gotta get out of here. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: gotta go see his family. I didn't want to, you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: come on.
Speaker 6: It's also the thing like in uh growing up, even
Speaker 6: like grade school, there's like the whoever's the cutest girl
Speaker 6: always ends up just being like disgusting when it when
Speaker 6: it don't sometimes because the Q.
Speaker 2: Girl like, yes, now there's some cue girls. I went
Speaker 2: to high school and I see them now, and I'm
Speaker 2: just like everybody says, now all the cute girls that
Speaker 2: ain't cute no more? It was up sist, but the
Speaker 2: c girls are still cute. It's like, yo, why are
Speaker 2: you acting funny? You still told why why are you
Speaker 2: acting like that?
Speaker 8: But that can be bad. A lot of the really
Speaker 8: cute girls in high school got too much attention too
Speaker 8: early that ended up ruining their lives yep, Like they
Speaker 8: ended up sucking with the way older dude and getting
Speaker 8: pregnant at seventeen.
Speaker 10: So literally, what I'm talking about is that exact situation.
Speaker 8: Like had they just been the ugly, ugly duckling that
Speaker 8: just needed five more years to be pretty, it could
Speaker 8: have saved their fucking lives. Yeah, like right after college
Speaker 8: you become a bad bitch perfect time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like a girl that gets hot during those four
Speaker 6: years in colleges, like that's the one you should like
Speaker 6: when she's freshman year like she's and then by junior
Speaker 6: year like oh ship, Like that's it.
Speaker 2: That's a real So none of the girls you went
Speaker 2: to high school with that was like cute and like
Speaker 2: hot in high school. You see them now none of
Speaker 2: them are still.
Speaker 10: Like no really no.
Speaker 6: Also I didn't go but you went to Like I'm
Speaker 6: also never gonna put Albany or.
Speaker 10: But I'm not bigging up upstate at all. It's fucking garbage.
Speaker 6: So like there's no there's real no lookers up there
Speaker 6: to begin with. Let's start there.
Speaker 8: I just feel I lived there.
Speaker 10: I spend a lot of time there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you'll be there tomorrow when you're listening to this,
Speaker 6: I'm there.
Speaker 2: I didn't see today a hot woman.
Speaker 8: That were at twenty Albany that were from Albany. We're fire.
Speaker 6: Those are like the colony girl, like the white guy.
Speaker 6: I didn't go to the white schools. I didn't go
Speaker 6: to the white schools.
Speaker 3: I went to like you know, wait, you think we're
Speaker 3: I was like white women about white women.
Speaker 11: Well, I'm just saying, like theops just looking for the
Speaker 11: whites and what you definitely went What high school did
Speaker 11: you go to?
Speaker 10: I went disconnected the high school. What it's not.
Speaker 2: It's not white at all. It's very tailor trash.
Speaker 10: It's not trailer trash poor, but it's not white.
Speaker 8: It's it's mixed bunch.
Speaker 2: It makes a bunch of like mid. It's a lot
Speaker 2: of mid, mixed mid. It's a lot of mid. Okay.
Speaker 2: But I mean i'd be like they tell you that too.
Speaker 6: I don't think anyone that's from there is like it's
Speaker 6: bad and it just don't lie to yourself.
Speaker 2: So the cutest girl in your school, it was like,
Speaker 2: that's not tough. To be. It's not.
Speaker 6: There's always like oh there's yes, there's like there's like
Speaker 6: an outlier, of course, but I'm talking about just your average. Yeah,
Speaker 6: like the walk in the hallway, You're like, yeah, that
Speaker 6: makes sense.
Speaker 8: But I feel like all the bad Yeah, he makes
Speaker 8: all the bad chicks. Like in LA, are all transplants
Speaker 8: from like small towns. I feel like they were.
Speaker 2: It's some pretty homegrown like Californa.
Speaker 8: Of course, LA has amazing local women, but a lot
Speaker 8: of like those fucking I want to be an actress
Speaker 8: model types.
Speaker 2: Even in New York.
Speaker 8: You see it with the models, like they're all from
Speaker 8: weird town.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they're all from like Kansas.
Speaker 8: And they were the hottest girl in school, and you
Speaker 8: know they were told that. So they were like, oh
Speaker 8: it must I can easily go to Manhattan if I'm
Speaker 8: killing it in Rochester killing.
Speaker 1: In Rochester, shot to upstate yea, other.
Speaker 8: States, Farmington, Connecticut. I'm smoking right now.
Speaker 2: What about Utica? Are they out there? No, nobody's out
Speaker 2: No one's outside in Utica.
Speaker 6: It's my mom from Utica. Yeah, big Lebanese population in Utica.
Speaker 6: Oh so it's probably there's some Lebanese women out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I never would have guessed that is Lebanese women
Speaker 2: in Utica. Now Utica dosn't seen.
Speaker 3: Syracuse got the baddest from the Upstate girls.
Speaker 1: From the Upstate girls.
Speaker 8: I'm just saying, Syracuse is a big city, so well,
Speaker 8: let's not make it to Buffalo.
Speaker 2: Don't want to fight because I said that.
Speaker 8: But what do you think for the LA metropolitan area
Speaker 8: if that even exists. Who do you think has the
Speaker 8: baddest in the LA metropolitan women that grew up in La?
Speaker 6: Oh Calbasas, No, I mean, you guys have to think
Speaker 6: it's just all the guys that own TV networks that
Speaker 6: just bag hot models and then they have fucking hot kids.
Speaker 10: That's how it works.
Speaker 2: Oh it doesn't you go to I know some pretty
Speaker 2: I know some good looking couples in their kids.
Speaker 6: I'm like that shit mom, Like, damn, every girl I
Speaker 6: know that's from LA, like grew up in LA. That's
Speaker 6: a grew up went to Beverly Hills, did that? Like
Speaker 6: real traditional? I'm rich as fuck, I'm from here. All
Speaker 6: their moms are just like a super hot foreign model.
Speaker 10: And the dad is like, you know.
Speaker 3: Filling the different strokes for different folks. I would go
Speaker 3: with probably Inglewood.
Speaker 8: No, I've definitely met some bad bitches from Inglewood, whatever
Speaker 8: part of the valley or whatever it is that Cruci
Speaker 8: is from. She's still friends with all her friends from
Speaker 8: high school and all of them are back. Like whatever
Speaker 8: area that is is number one, Peach.
Speaker 3: We gotta get we can, thank God, piecest it yourself now.
Speaker 10: I'm kind of with them though.
Speaker 8: They're there valley girls as well, not like the stereotypical like,
Speaker 8: oh my god, the valley, not those girls. But there's
Speaker 8: some badges chicks in the valley.
Speaker 2: You have a terrible valley voice. Try it again.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, there's so much on Canyon Way, Laurel,
Speaker 12: get to Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Why is it so soft? You have to make it
Speaker 2: more annoying? God?
Speaker 1: No, are you doing that vocal fry?
Speaker 3: Vocal Kim Kardashian vocal fry like, oh my god, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't understand why.
Speaker 8: Yeah, chicks from Staten Island, the sound chicks from right
Speaker 8: here on on Murray Murray.
Speaker 10: Hill, that.
Speaker 8: Kardashians. There's some bad chicks in Glendale. Mm and now
Speaker 8: it's becoming local.
Speaker 2: Just to l A.
Speaker 3: The Cali people are literally screaming at their radios right
Speaker 3: were not their radios.
Speaker 2: But how long is that at their radio, at their radio.
Speaker 11: At their AM radio, just saying this, screaming at their radios,
Speaker 11: the radio, all the New.
Speaker 6: Yorkers we're talking about it, screaming at their tests of
Speaker 6: robots whatever they got out there.
Speaker 8: How long is everyone you're staying here? Going down?
Speaker 2: I'm going down. I'm going down to see the FAMI.
Speaker 2: Yeah I leave uh tomorrow, Okay, Well when they're hearing this,
Speaker 2: I'm oh my way to see my fan.
Speaker 8: Going for the week, you guys gonna run through some
Speaker 8: maybe some old local high school like the one that
Speaker 8: got away.
Speaker 10: I already told you how I feel about that.
Speaker 8: I mean, but if you're there for a week, you
Speaker 8: gotta do something.
Speaker 10: No, no, I was.
Speaker 2: I had the thought.
Speaker 6: I was like, do I bring my PS five home?
Speaker 6: But I'm not going to be that guy. I'm just
Speaker 6: gonna bring a but not bring it.
Speaker 2: Bring it. I feel like I should, but nah, because
Speaker 2: then like as soon as you get home, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be magic.
Speaker 1: Bring it.
Speaker 2: Yep, you're gonna.
Speaker 6: Because we don't really have, like I don't have like
Speaker 6: the TV that I can just like duck off and
Speaker 6: like have for myself. So I'd be like having to
Speaker 6: set it up in the living room.
Speaker 8: Like that everyone goes to sleep. You can do like
Speaker 8: one am to five of them shift.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know black magic sleep by nine.
Speaker 8: Because you know, you know what he was doing before?
Speaker 10: Yeah, what was he doing?
Speaker 2: R How do you get the name?
Speaker 8: Sorry if you guys are listening, But I think that's healthy,
Speaker 8: it's good for a marriage. I'll continue to do so.
Speaker 2: I'm with you.
Speaker 8: You can't or get pussy, Like, what could you do?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Spend time with your parents.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Probably I'm probably just gonna work out and go to
Speaker 10: the bar.
Speaker 2: Spending time with your parents is cool, Like the first
Speaker 2: two three hours catch up on everything and you run
Speaker 2: out of things to talk about. Then after that it's
Speaker 2: like a right, yeah, bro.
Speaker 3: My mother like she calls my name so much, and
Speaker 3: I'm just like, what do you do when I'm not here? Like,
Speaker 3: how do you just call my name all fucking I
Speaker 3: get tired of hearing my name when I'm When I
Speaker 3: go home, it's just like, why are you calling me
Speaker 3: from different parts of the house. You don't even want anything.
Speaker 3: She'll call me three floors up and I'll go up
Speaker 3: and She'll be like, what are you doing three floors,
Speaker 3: a basement, a first floor, and a second floor. It's
Speaker 3: not it's not I am poor. No, I'm from the hood.
Speaker 3: I'm not living in a mansion.
Speaker 2: Your family on a Brownstone Schenectady.
Speaker 8: Discovered Harlem just go to you have the key used
Speaker 8: to every brown.
Speaker 2: Someone brown Stone and Schenectedy saying to.
Speaker 10: De Maars, I'm mad that I'm right there.
Speaker 6: I'm staying home until Sunday, which is annoying because I
Speaker 6: want to come back here already to do what though,
Speaker 6: like have a weekend.
Speaker 8: Why can't you do that?
Speaker 10: Well, I'm not going to change my train. It's like
Speaker 10: a whole thing.
Speaker 8: My therapist is reminded me a lot this year that
Speaker 8: I'm an adult and I can do I don't have
Speaker 8: to listen to what my parents say, Like every time
Speaker 8: I'll talk about a certain thing, you know, like you
Speaker 8: know you can tell them no, right, Yeah, I was
Speaker 8: like I never even like thought of that. I feel
Speaker 8: bad like same, I'm not wired.
Speaker 2: To do telling like my family and everybody know, Like
Speaker 2: I really feel bad, Like when I say it, I'm
Speaker 2: like fuck, like I'm give something like damn man, like
Speaker 2: you gotta be there for your family, gotta support everybody.
Speaker 8: Gotta then something that fuck d No, Like Julian, you
Speaker 8: can say, hey, I'm coming for Christmas. I'll stay for
Speaker 8: another day and then I'm I'm leaving. I'm an adult.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's just like once I'm there, I'm like, i'm here,
Speaker 6: I might as well because I know how much it's
Speaker 6: not for me.
Speaker 10: It's obviously for them. They care so much more.
Speaker 6: I mean, I love which is great, but it's like
Speaker 6: I'm they're going to be there for like seven nights
Speaker 6: and like that's a long fucking time.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So well, I mean, everybody hopefully is enjoying their
Speaker 2: families and having a great time and you know, enjoying
Speaker 2: this time off if you're all from work, school, whatever
Speaker 2: it is. You know, happy holidays.
Speaker 8: Friday night, went to some family's house with my dad
Speaker 8: and Maamara, and I was very proud of myself. I
Speaker 8: was baited into the healthcare CEO conversation. There was a
Speaker 8: posing views, and even though I was turning red in
Speaker 8: the face, I just stayed quiet and I was like,
Speaker 8: fair enough, what would posing views? We don't have to
Speaker 8: get into it.
Speaker 10: But so they drank the five.
Speaker 8: Oh no, my dad was arguing he loves him. The
Speaker 8: only way I.
Speaker 6: Was going he has Luigia about Mario Luigi the whole game.
Speaker 8: The only reason why I was going to step in
Speaker 8: was like, I couldn't let my pops do this by himself.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 8: But then I was like, if I get started, I'll
Speaker 8: take it too far. My dad can kind of teeter
Speaker 8: with the line, yeah, if he's sober, and he was
Speaker 8: at the time, so he knew the line. But I
Speaker 8: was sitting there red in the face. But I was
Speaker 8: very proud of myself of just shutting the fuck up.
Speaker 8: And I'm not going to change anyone's mind.
Speaker 2: This will just be an argument. Let him have it.
Speaker 2: Let him have it.
Speaker 8: So I pretended to go to the bathroom and just
Speaker 8: tried to wait it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I could hear them still arguing about it.
Speaker 6: I can't believe you're defending a terrorist, Roy listen Man,
Speaker 6: a terrorist or healthcarecist.
Speaker 8: Then there was one point he didn't even have United Healthcare.
Speaker 8: I was like, all right, see, that's why this is
Speaker 8: why I did not want to be in this conversation.
Speaker 8: But anyways, it's been an interesting year. This is not
Speaker 8: our last episode of the year. But I figured we
Speaker 8: could run through some of our favorite albums. I don't
Speaker 8: want to do the top ten greatest rap albums. No,
Speaker 8: we don't have that boomes a fucking thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we don't have to argue to a list. We
Speaker 2: can just run off some of our own personal favorite
Speaker 2: songs albums of the year.
Speaker 8: But what's interesting is we are prefacing these are our favorites.
Speaker 8: We will still be attacked and debated even when you say, no,
Speaker 8: it's my personal favorite. Yeah, you're debating me on my
Speaker 8: taste and you don't like my th The world is building.
Speaker 8: I'm not saying this is the best, this is what
Speaker 8: I like.
Speaker 2: This is what I enjoyed.
Speaker 8: Even with that, we will still be argued down.
Speaker 2: Oh for sure, I love it. Though, what do you.
Speaker 8: Guys think are Let's go around the room. What would
Speaker 8: you predict my top three rap albums would be? Without
Speaker 8: looking your top three? Yeah, I have a top ten.
Speaker 2: Here, but I'm going to say Vince Stables okay, that way,
Speaker 2: uh G and X okay, and I'm gonna say Freddy Gibbs.
Speaker 8: You got two for three. Yeah, I will go through
Speaker 8: my now or unless we want to predict malls, Freddy.
Speaker 6: Gibbs, Yeah, Ma loves that. Freddy One, definitely going. Freddy
Speaker 6: Gibbs would put do too?
Speaker 10: Oh yes, yeah.
Speaker 8: The family Matters EP.
Speaker 2: I'm the only when I got into one.
Speaker 8: All the unreleased Drake records, The Party next Door and
Speaker 8: Drake album that none of us have heard and probably
Speaker 8: won't hear in twenty twenty four is definitely number one.
Speaker 8: I don't know if that's R and B a rap yet,
Speaker 8: but that's that.
Speaker 2: That's there. It's a little bit of both.
Speaker 8: No jokes aside Freddy Gibbs I have in yours. I
Speaker 8: think I'm gonna go school Boy Q in yours and
Speaker 8: I wouldn't even know. I guess Vince Staples would be
Speaker 8: in your top three.
Speaker 1: Did Benny drop this year or Conway?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay, so top Conway dropped this year too, So.
Speaker 3: Bennie Conway and Freddy Gibbs top three top pretty good?
Speaker 2: Guess my list? All on my list?
Speaker 8: All right? I'll start with my actual list. Top ten
Speaker 8: personal favorite albums of twenty twenty four in the rap category.
Speaker 8: Number one, Freddy Gibbs, You Only Die Once? Number two Dochi?
Speaker 2: Is this in the particular order?
Speaker 8: This is in one through ten.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you have Freddy Gibbs as the best rap
Speaker 2: album to you?
Speaker 8: My personal favorite? Yes, Number two, Dochi Alligator Bites, Never
Speaker 8: Heal number three, Event Staples, Dark Times number four, Tyler
Speaker 8: Creator Chronacopia number five, Tierra Wack Worldwide Whack number six,
Speaker 8: school Boy Q, Blue Lips number seven, Kendrick Lamar gn
Speaker 8: X number eight, Future of Metro We don't trust you,
Speaker 8: which is saying something because I've like, never been the
Speaker 8: biggest Future fan. I get it, But fucking love that album.
Speaker 8: Number nine, rhaps He Please Don't Cry and number ten
Speaker 8: Common in Pete Rock the Auditorium Volume one.
Speaker 3: Well, this is interesting because you guys were giving the
Speaker 3: assignment of five.
Speaker 2: Were you not able to only do five?
Speaker 10: Can't? I can't.
Speaker 8: Last year we tried to do five, and I'm not
Speaker 8: doing that. You leave too much shit off five.
Speaker 2: I mean that's the point of a list, that's the
Speaker 2: point of being your favorite. So there's live there.
Speaker 10: You can saw this in half.
Speaker 3: No, I was just asking because I wanted to know, like,
Speaker 3: are you being super inclusive? Are these all the only
Speaker 3: albums you listen to? Or are these really all your favorite?
Speaker 3: Because I think that's why we why are originally said five.
Speaker 3: Ten is fine, But I'm just wanting to bring that
Speaker 3: up that we originally said five. Was it because like
Speaker 3: more than five were your favorite favorite?
Speaker 1: If that makes sense?
Speaker 8: Groom No, I will say the five that are here
Speaker 8: are the one the five that I listened to by
Speaker 8: far the most, okay this year, even though Tyler came
Speaker 8: a little later in the year, I would say that
Speaker 8: would be the highest, and school Boy Q would be
Speaker 8: six right there. Everything after that could be kind of
Speaker 8: mixed around a bit, but my top five is that
Speaker 8: was mine.
Speaker 2: That's pretty solid.
Speaker 8: Five As far as what I listened to the most
Speaker 8: on the rap album side this year, for sure.
Speaker 2: Okay. Now we have a few some of the same artists.
Speaker 2: As far as rap albums of the year that we
Speaker 2: personally loved, I didn't put this in no particular order,
Speaker 2: but I will say for me personally, Freddie Gibbs has
Speaker 2: the best rap album of twenty twenty four. I think
Speaker 2: You Only Die Die Once is incredible. I could do
Speaker 2: without some of the skits.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's my that's my only real.
Speaker 2: Experience now, even though some of them are funny, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 8: They started to land later into the album, but in
Speaker 8: the beginning I felt like, oh, this is cheapening up
Speaker 8: really good music.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's it's in a phenomenal album, incredible album.
Speaker 2: So that's my fun. The most important rap album, which
Speaker 2: I think is different than the best rap album, but
Speaker 2: to me, the most important rap album of twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four is Belly ninety six Miles from Bethlehem.
Speaker 8: Great album.
Speaker 2: I think that's one of the probably the most important
Speaker 2: rap project of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 8: If you haven't content wise for sure, if.
Speaker 2: You haven't heard ninety six Miles from Bethlehem, please do
Speaker 2: yourself a favor and listen to that.
Speaker 8: But important meaning the content and everything that has been
Speaker 8: going on.
Speaker 2: Yes, the message, the message of it. How personal it
Speaker 2: is as an artist to make that type of music
Speaker 2: and that album, you know, I think that it's just
Speaker 2: it speaks to exactly what hip hop is, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? So shout out to Belly on that
Speaker 2: on that project. But I had Freddy is the number
Speaker 2: one album for me. Vince Staples no particular order.
Speaker 10: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't just put it in a particular ard. But
Speaker 2: Vince Staples, young Christian Rodder the Case Closed EP.
Speaker 8: You've been talking about that a lot.
Speaker 2: One of my favorite projects this year. Larry June put
Speaker 2: out a crazy album this year. Benny the Butcher at
Speaker 2: thirty eight Special, Stabbed and Shot Too one of my
Speaker 2: favorite projects this year. Also, Bennie Summer Tom Butcher was
Speaker 2: one of my favorite rap albums rap projects this year.
Speaker 2: Contrary to popularly, cole My Delete Later so one of
Speaker 2: my favorite rap projects this year.
Speaker 8: Why why I didn't put that on my list? I
Speaker 8: do it would be there, but it's an EP, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Later?
Speaker 8: It just just would make my top five of what
Speaker 8: I listened to by far the most this year. But
Speaker 8: I just thought it was an EP, so I didn't
Speaker 8: put it there.
Speaker 3: Anything I'm listening, that's an album, you know, in this
Speaker 3: day and age, that doesn't matter any Okay.
Speaker 8: Well, all Dreamville and cole Fans. I promised that wasn't
Speaker 8: a slight. I just consider that an EP. That's why
Speaker 8: it wasn't in my top.
Speaker 2: T anything that the artist put out this year.
Speaker 8: If that's the case, Sorry, Common and Pete Rock, I'm
Speaker 8: bumping you out, and I would put Cole at either
Speaker 8: five or six.
Speaker 2: So Comedy Peat Rock is off the list altogether.
Speaker 8: If I have to add my delete later, damn it's on.
Speaker 8: There's only ten slots.
Speaker 2: I have Comedy, Pete Rock on here, Kendrick gn X.
Speaker 2: We don't trust you Tyler to create a Schoolboy Q
Speaker 2: no particular order, nice, my favorite, my favorite, my favorite
Speaker 2: projects of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 8: Okay, well then I'm changing mind now that I know
Speaker 8: the rules.
Speaker 2: Of right the rule.
Speaker 8: Rule.
Speaker 2: It's just your favorite problem.
Speaker 8: I think rules are important society functions.
Speaker 1: So it was supposed to be a structured list.
Speaker 3: It was supposed to be a structured list, so I
Speaker 3: can't blame him for taking one off and replace him.
Speaker 2: I mean, but he's speaking albums EP. I didn't get
Speaker 2: caught up in that. I don't care if it was
Speaker 2: seven songs or seventeen songs. It's a project, true.
Speaker 8: I guess I.
Speaker 2: Get what you're saying. But for me, it was just like,
Speaker 2: if I listen to this, it has replay value and
Speaker 2: I loved it. I don't care how many songs it was.
Speaker 8: Okay, Well, I mean yeah. Also, Summer Walker got nominated
Speaker 8: for R and B Album of the Year and EP
Speaker 8: was in the title, so I guess everything there are rules,
Speaker 8: and they have changed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, this rules. People just don't abid about them anymore.
Speaker 2: But these rules.
Speaker 8: Okay, Going into R and B, I mean, did you guys,
Speaker 8: I know you guys didn't put a list together, but
Speaker 8: is there any notable albums that we missed that you
Speaker 8: guys listened to?
Speaker 10: Oh that you missed now?
Speaker 6: The ones that you loved now I was gonna say,
Speaker 6: I mean they're mostly Chromacopeia.
Speaker 10: Uh. I loved Vince's album Dark Times. We still don't
Speaker 10: trust you.
Speaker 6: As far into Doughchy album's great too, as far in
Speaker 6: j coll So, as far as like what you guys
Speaker 6: put here, I never really got.
Speaker 10: It too into Blue Lips, I don't know it just
Speaker 10: didn't do it.
Speaker 2: Go back. It's really good.
Speaker 8: It came at a weird time because obviously the Drake
Speaker 8: and Kendrick thing. Yeah, I think overshadowed all music that
Speaker 8: had just came out or was coming out.
Speaker 2: But specifically rap music.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of off during that battle. What
Speaker 2: rap was kind of.
Speaker 10: This time of year.
Speaker 6: I think it's you're right, I should probably go back
Speaker 6: and give that And I do you guys play the
Speaker 6: Freddie Gibbs one a lot in the studio, and every
Speaker 6: time I hear it, I like it. I think I
Speaker 6: just also have to just sit with that and listen
Speaker 6: to it straight through.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's it's the most replay value of a straight
Speaker 8: up rap album that I've heard. As far as important,
Speaker 8: I thought that was an interesting category. More I agree
Speaker 8: with the Belly based off the content important music wise,
Speaker 8: I still think Dochi, Alligator Bites and ever Heal should
Speaker 8: fall under one of the most important albums just because
Speaker 8: I think it didn't change the landscape per se. I'm
Speaker 8: not saying she's doing something that hasn't been done, but
Speaker 8: it brought it back into a mainstream light. I feel
Speaker 8: like it was the first time in a while. I
Speaker 8: think everyone was like, hmm, maybe hip hop isn't dooing
Speaker 8: for on a mainstream level. This woman has a lot
Speaker 8: of fucking talent. Can't wait to see where a career
Speaker 8: goes type of thing. So I would put that also
Speaker 8: in most important albums this year.
Speaker 6: Yeahhout out the doc Corda Corda as well. Corday dropped
Speaker 6: the great project Crossroads. That's what I would add, Okay,
Speaker 6: if anything.
Speaker 8: Well, Yeah, my sleeper album of the year Tiara Whack Worldwide.
Speaker 8: Whack was one of my favorites, really really good. Also,
Speaker 8: it sounds crazy to say, but I don't think Vince
Speaker 8: Staples Dark Times got to just do it it?
Speaker 6: When did it come out early in the year? I
Speaker 6: remember bumping that. I think when we were in La.
Speaker 8: Was it around the time that his show came out
Speaker 8: this year? Even though it flew by, it still didn't
Speaker 8: if that makes sense. Like some shit I can't believe
Speaker 8: happened in twenty four.
Speaker 10: Shit that came out in May. I thought it was earlier.
Speaker 2: That's there you go.
Speaker 6: H that came out May twenty fourth. That was during
Speaker 6: about so right during the thing. Even that shows how
Speaker 6: good it was because I was listening to that a
Speaker 6: lot when all that was tough was going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that title was fitting like during that time.
Speaker 8: There's so much good music on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Honestly, it's kind of a good Dark Times one of.
Speaker 8: Those few rap albums like the Gibbs one that you
Speaker 8: can just put on and leave it. Yeah, there is
Speaker 8: no real skips on that. Everything connects really well.
Speaker 2: Freddy Gibbs album is phenomenal, man, Like, every every day
Speaker 2: I listen to it, I like it more and more.
Speaker 8: Trying to think if there's any other albums that we missed.
Speaker 8: I'm sure you guys are still screaming at your AM
Speaker 8: radio for all the stuff that we did miss.
Speaker 2: Oh the era of breaking.
Speaker 8: Ransom Chaos is my ladder two was really really good.
Speaker 8: That could have made.
Speaker 2: When did he drop that?
Speaker 10: Though?
Speaker 8: That was twice going for and then Smoking Mirrors was
Speaker 8: also fire. Smoking Mirrors should make my top ten now
Speaker 8: that I'm thinking about it. This is why I hate
Speaker 8: doing random is Then I start thinking of other projects.
Speaker 8: But it's September. It's three records. But you guys said
Speaker 8: EP's count, Like, that's why I didn't have Ransom on
Speaker 8: this stuff because a lot of those joints are EPs.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's say it has to be more
Speaker 3: than six songs. I feel like more than six songs
Speaker 3: or more than seven songs is an album. Seven songs
Speaker 3: are more? Okay, seven songs are more I feel like it. Well,
Speaker 3: then does my delete later after he deleted one?
Speaker 6: Yes, it still does okay.
Speaker 10: And yeah, I was gonna say it's also Grammy nominated.
Speaker 8: Oh then then Ransom Chaos is My Letter two definitely
Speaker 8: should be mentioned in a Top ten twenty twenty four
Speaker 8: list for rap for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah oh yeah, the photo bombs, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm tripping.
Speaker 3: I know you guys don't listen to female raps, so
Speaker 3: you don't give it as just do. But Lotto had
Speaker 3: an amazing fucking album and.
Speaker 2: She did glow Realer two.
Speaker 8: If I was doing like a best list, glow Realer's
Speaker 8: album would be there. Like this is just my personal shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just making it for me. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: in the landscape of the entire thing, but for me,
Speaker 2: what I played at had the most replay value for
Speaker 2: me this year.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, R and B had a lot of great
Speaker 8: albums this year, but still feel like on a volume
Speaker 8: scale was a little light in the ass, but we
Speaker 8: did get some great ones. Still regret not putting my
Speaker 8: album out in twenty twenty four instead of twenty twenty three.
Speaker 8: And also now I'm terrified.
Speaker 2: We don't. Don't regret it? Why you regret it?
Speaker 8: A phenomenal present and nominations are what define us.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 8: It wasn't good unless it's listed.
Speaker 2: It's listed, Yeah, I get it.
Speaker 8: And also it scares me for twenty twenty five the
Speaker 8: amount of people that didn't drop, and I'm trying to drop.
Speaker 2: You picked a shitty album cycle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what the fuck?
Speaker 10: You should have dropped in the even years.
Speaker 1: Well, Sisa got out the way for you.
Speaker 8: We'll get to the Scissors album. I will say now
Speaker 8: she did not make my list because I made this
Speaker 8: list before she even dropped, and I don't think it's fair,
Speaker 8: but we will get into her album after we do
Speaker 8: the R and B category predictions of my top three oh.
Speaker 2: Uh obviously Leon Thomas, Yeah, Lucky.
Speaker 10: Day, Uh, Nate, I don't know who your third with me.
Speaker 2: I think me and Rory both like agreed on one
Speaker 2: of these RMB albums that I have.
Speaker 13: I will go much Sde Bryson, Okay, pretty much pretty
Speaker 13: much guessed my top three when Jamarus added the third.
Speaker 8: But I'm for your guest for top three, Leon Thomas, Mutt.
Speaker 8: Every time you walk into the office shop you're listening
Speaker 8: to that. I'll put Lucky Day there for you as well.
Speaker 8: And I know how much you like the Bryson one,
Speaker 8: so I think it's the exact same prediction on that.
Speaker 8: But Bryson was not in my top three number one
Speaker 8: for me, Leon Thomas Mutt. I also think that is
Speaker 8: the best as well. It's not just my personal favorite.
Speaker 8: That was the best R and B album.
Speaker 2: That might be your best album this year for sure.
Speaker 8: Yeah, across the board, that might be the best album.
Speaker 8: Thomas made an incredible, incredible album. But not far behind
Speaker 8: him at all was Lucky Day Algorithm, one of my
Speaker 8: favorite Lucky projects, which is saying something loved what he
Speaker 8: did on that. Number three Jamarius was correct. Shaneade Harnett
Speaker 8: Boundaries incredible. Also, don't think it got it to just
Speaker 8: do Number four, Raven Bird Bird's Eye. Number five, you
Speaker 8: could say is an R and B. I'm calling it
Speaker 8: R and B MKG two Star in the Dream Police.
Speaker 8: I think you really like that project. If you haven't listened,
Speaker 8: I'm sure people will tell me that's alternative. It's a
Speaker 8: fucking rmb A number six, Gallant Zinc. Number seven, Leila Gapyear.
Speaker 8: Really excited for her. She's one of my favorite new artists.
Speaker 8: Number eight, which feels disrespectful that it's at a Thames.
Speaker 8: Born in the Wild is an incredible, incredible fucking album.
Speaker 8: Number nine, bryceon Taylor, Bryceon Tiller, Number ten, Money Long Revenge. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's that's my ten there. That's a solid that's a
Speaker 8: solid list.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 8: Notable mention uh Marsha Ambrosius, Her and Doctor dre put
Speaker 8: out a project which fire. I just didn't get back
Speaker 8: to it the way I thought I would. And I
Speaker 8: don't know if that was because I was busy or
Speaker 8: just kind of forgot. But that's a really really great album.
Speaker 2: Uh for me Leon Thomas obviously, uh alm of y
Speaker 2: in my opinion again, no particular lord to Bryce and Tiler,
Speaker 2: P and D four hu yay Ali Private Sweet five,
Speaker 2: Lucky Day ombre put out a dope project. Oh shit, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I forgot that. The project is incredible. Uh de Xavier
Speaker 2: omar La project. I like that joint they put out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yai also put out Traphouse Jogasy Radio Volume one. Really
Speaker 2: like that project, money Longs project. Yeah, and that's my
Speaker 2: list of obviously all the ones that I've had on replay.
Speaker 8: Okay, so this changes things again.
Speaker 6: Imbre Here we Go is in the title, So like,
Speaker 6: are you kicking out money long.
Speaker 10: Because you have to if you're doing Imray.
Speaker 8: I do this shit in my sleep, dash ep and
Speaker 8: you guys said seven records, it's six fifteen minutes. No,
Speaker 8: it is phenomenal. You don't know what. Alex Oisley is
Speaker 8: one of my favorite songs this year. But that's an EP.
Speaker 8: Man fifteen minutes, six records and EP is in the title.
Speaker 2: That's a that's the album. Now, that's a.
Speaker 8: You could title it this is an EP, not an album,
Speaker 8: and it'd be like, well, it's an album, yeah, Ki.
Speaker 2: Lowney while we wait too. Yeah, I like that project too.
Speaker 8: The Deluxe, The Deluxe make me like that album even more. Hm,
Speaker 8: the Deluxe. I wish you would have put some of
Speaker 8: those records on the first time. Yeah, So Dance with
Speaker 8: Dixon is insane, Like, there's really really good records.
Speaker 2: It was some great music this year, Like I know,
Speaker 2: the Battle and all of that kind of like you know,
Speaker 2: took up a lot of the talking space and kind
Speaker 2: of overshadowed everything else. But there was like a lot,
Speaker 2: a lot of good music this year.
Speaker 6: Honorable mention for the R and B mac As put
Speaker 6: out a grade. I never know is that how you said?
Speaker 6: That's probably airs?
Speaker 8: Did he put it under R and B or or
Speaker 8: it's R and B.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's a good, great album.
Speaker 8: Max should definitely definitely be on that list.
Speaker 10: What's that album called It's actually Gonna bother me?
Speaker 8: Deamrius. Is there any any R and B that I missed?
Speaker 1: I know, well, your favorites are your favorites, No.
Speaker 6: Of course, but just the stuff that you liked.
Speaker 3: I didn't listen to much R and B year, I
Speaker 3: would have to say, But I mean, Keanu's album is
Speaker 3: being left off of everything, and I think that her
Speaker 3: going independent has a lot to do with that. I've
Speaker 3: been fighting with the people that's been making like lists
Speaker 3: for these magazines.
Speaker 2: I'm leaving her off top R and B albums.
Speaker 1: It's been pissing me off.
Speaker 2: That's just shit. You talked about that album.
Speaker 3: That's my shit. That's that's all I listened to it.
Speaker 3: It made my end of year rap listen. It had
Speaker 3: been only been out for a month, so.
Speaker 8: I didn't know if it counted because it was a deluxe,
Speaker 8: which I guess could be a segue into that this
Speaker 8: is the stuff the Chris Brown eleven eleven Deluxe came
Speaker 8: out in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it additional? Like ten to fifteen songs?
Speaker 8: It was another fucking album. But yeah, I don't know
Speaker 8: if that does that count? Yes, Okay, then that was
Speaker 8: really good. That could be one of the top two
Speaker 8: rest for sure.
Speaker 10: I mean, who you're kicking off now, pricing, you're kicking
Speaker 10: off price?
Speaker 8: Wait, no, I was gonna kick off mack.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 3: The Deluxe came out, Okay, okay, Jaguar two Deluxe came
Speaker 3: out this year. I know it's just a deluxe, but
Speaker 3: it is an additional like five six seven records.
Speaker 2: I don't know, yeah, that would you know. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of dope projects. Man. People say it's not nothing
Speaker 2: to listen to him, like, y'all bug and it's a
Speaker 2: lot of shit out here y'all can listen to.
Speaker 8: But it was it was the year of the the Beef,
Speaker 8: so everything got completely fucking overlooked by one week out
Speaker 8: of hip hop. Before we do get to Sizza, I
Speaker 8: was on you know, Today's Show dot com because that's
Speaker 8: what I do in the morning before I get my
Speaker 8: news to Kate when Katie's not working.
Speaker 2: Go to Todayshow dot com.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 8: Once they let Matt go for those you know, simple accusations,
Speaker 8: everything went the ship.
Speaker 10: This is their uh wokemedia.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like, why can't the guy be able to lock
Speaker 8: his door from his desk when when a woman is
Speaker 8: sitting there this woke culture. Twenty five Pop culture Moments
Speaker 8: that define twenty twenty four. Luke Combs and Tracy Chapman
Speaker 8: have a fast Car duet at the Grammys. Totally missed that.
Speaker 2: You didn't see that performance? Yes you did? Oh that
Speaker 2: was fire. Yeah, I was spoken. That was great about that.
Speaker 8: And I don't remember it. I definitely watched the Grammys,
Speaker 8: but that didn't.
Speaker 2: Like that was Tracy Chapman's first Like, yeah.
Speaker 8: Listen, my hard drive got wiped in May. I forgot
Speaker 8: that that even happened. I love that to Today's show,
Speaker 8: just as a photo of Kansas City Chiefs win the
Speaker 8: super Bowl and it's Taylor Swift, and you know I
Speaker 8: love mister Swift. That has nothing to do with the
Speaker 8: Chiefs winning super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Like that, why not Mahomes I mean because Mahomes isn't
Speaker 2: hugging Taylor Swift.
Speaker 10: I mean he's got his maggot queen.
Speaker 8: I mean, so I thought that today show would have
Speaker 8: all like fluff stuff that we could have fun with
Speaker 8: because it's been a long year. It got it gets
Speaker 8: dark quick. King Charles the Third and Kate Middleton announced
Speaker 8: cancer diagnosis. That's cultural moment.
Speaker 2: Ship, What that's a big deal to a lot of people.
Speaker 8: Is that a cultural moment?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I don't know if we should put that on
Speaker 2: a list though, like somebody being diagnosed getting cancer?
Speaker 8: Number five?
Speaker 2: Are we listing that? Because?
Speaker 11: I mean, and then look was above it? Oppenheimer above
Speaker 11: a cancer reveal party? What the cancer revel is?
Speaker 6: Sandwich in between Oppenheimer and Taylor Swift and.
Speaker 2: The g like what happening right now? And had all right?
Speaker 8: If Taylor Swift was not involved with the Kansas City
Speaker 8: Chiefs would not be Would that be on the list? No,
Speaker 8: the Chiefs winning yet another Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: No, would not be on the list.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 8: It just gets darker and darker from here. Drake Bell
Speaker 8: shares he was sexually abused as a child star and took.
Speaker 2: Mind you. I went to the Today Show.
Speaker 8: I don't I didn't want to go to I didn't
Speaker 8: want to go to these places that I knew were
Speaker 8: just going to be like puff did this all this
Speaker 8: nasty ship? I wanted to have fun today and let's
Speaker 8: go through this. I'm like, okay, we're uh.
Speaker 2: Who compiled this list though? Kadie Kirk Katie Kirk did
Speaker 2: not compile this list.
Speaker 8: Uh, what's my man?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he fled to Mexico. You know his story, Well,
Speaker 6: wasn't involved in some weird shit. He's uh, you know,
Speaker 6: it's one of the cases where it's like, well, because
Speaker 6: he was sexually abused, you know, becomes the abuser. But
Speaker 6: he was like getting here's a got to get jam up.
Speaker 6: He's he's like a news reporter in Mexico. Now crazy
Speaker 6: down there, I get.
Speaker 8: It can coon that's where you think it can. Did
Speaker 8: he go to like some small town or is he
Speaker 8: legitimately in Tuloom Right now?
Speaker 2: He's in Cabo. I don't know where he lives, but
Speaker 2: he's in Cabo slamming back some anyeho.
Speaker 8: And usually that's not where they don't usually go to Mexico,
Speaker 8: usually go to another country.
Speaker 2: We're not allowed to say, were true.
Speaker 10: Yeah that's the asylum.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that's accepted. You get dual citizenship. The moment
Speaker 8: that I can, station starts come on in.
Speaker 6: He's in Mexico City. Oh he's doing I mean that's
Speaker 6: pretty chill.
Speaker 8: That's pretty chill.
Speaker 6: I mean that's like a great city to run to
Speaker 6: like this after you live a great life.
Speaker 8: Sexual misconduct with a minor yet, I see where you're
Speaker 8: taking us, I said, were you and Al Roker put
Speaker 8: this list together? Beyonce Cowboy Carter?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the moment definitely a moment. I liked it.
Speaker 8: Zendeya rules the Box Office with Dune Part two and Challengers.
Speaker 2: Didn't see either par twos? You didn't see part two?
Speaker 10: No, I never saw it, Dune Grave either of them?
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 10: I like Challenges, though Challenges wasn't bad.
Speaker 8: Next one, I'm all on board for Baby Reindeer the
Speaker 8: Internet sleep Sleeper moment of the year. If there's like
Speaker 8: a list, this should be number one and number two
Speaker 8: to me.
Speaker 2: Crazy story.
Speaker 6: Now, this was one of those moments where we all
Speaker 6: actually agreed to watch the show and we did it.
Speaker 10: M hm, and it was worth it.
Speaker 8: If you have not seen Baby Reindeer, watch it over
Speaker 8: the holidays and talk to your family.
Speaker 2: Makes total sense to watch it over the holidays.
Speaker 8: Taylor Swift releases the Torture Poets Department. I mean that
Speaker 8: should have been number one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what theyre go like twenty million first week?
Speaker 8: This should be high up there too. Kaylin Clark and
Speaker 8: Angel Rees being drafted to the w NBA. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: feel like change that entire organization. Yeah, in a way
Speaker 8: it's never been before. That's just a cultural moment in
Speaker 8: like the last decade.
Speaker 2: Like yeah, this that this was big for the w
Speaker 2: and BA. This is a Magic and Larry all over again.
Speaker 8: In my opinion, uh, Sabrina, Carpenter, Shaboozi, and Chappelle Roan
Speaker 8: take over the charts. All three of them put out
Speaker 8: great music, So I'm not hating on the pop.
Speaker 2: You don't know who the fuck Chappelle Roon is somebody
Speaker 2: I just watched.
Speaker 6: Her tiny cannot say her name right, Chappelle, Chappelle, Chappelle culture.
Speaker 8: If you were front, she would know.
Speaker 2: If I was friends, I would be he is silent.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's only one e.
Speaker 8: She She even did an interview and said that she
Speaker 8: got her name from from the Killing Them Softly.
Speaker 6: She's from like bumfuck Missouri. You said something brazy.
Speaker 8: I don't know if I'm snitching on you because it
Speaker 8: was off Mike. You don't find her attractive. I don't,
Speaker 8: which is nuts to.
Speaker 6: Make Carpenter, by the way, I don't want to like
Speaker 6: ship on her, but like I just I don't get it.
Speaker 6: I don't see it as far as talent or just
Speaker 6: attract all of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, I go ahead.
Speaker 6: I don't know what her stands are called. You guys
Speaker 6: can kill me. I doubt they listen to this. Jesus Carpenters, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: Jesus was a carpenter.
Speaker 8: That's effect as someone that that you know, my top
Speaker 8: pick isn't usually the whites. I think she's fucking.
Speaker 2: Gorgeous's gorgeous, gorgeous, she's not all right?
Speaker 8: Uh? Moving on, of course, Drake Kendrick Lamar maybe probably.
Speaker 2: Number one, definitely number these guys last twenty five years. Definitely.
Speaker 8: Can someone explain Brat Summer to me?
Speaker 6: This was the white women's Drake Kendrick Lamar. You know,
Speaker 6: it wasn't a beef, There was no.
Speaker 8: Beef Taylor and Scooter, uh, Scooter bron this was that
Speaker 8: was the white people's Drake and Kendrick for sure.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, that's right.
Speaker 8: Explain Bratt to me. What is it is?
Speaker 10: White women?
Speaker 6: It's like, the whole thing is it's Charlie XCX. So
Speaker 6: she she's like the new Madonna in terms of like
Speaker 6: her cultural fan base. It's like the eccentric gays and
Speaker 6: women nice. So the whole thing is like we just
Speaker 6: get blackout, drunk off martinis and do coke and then
Speaker 6: we don't go to sleep and then Brad Brad Sammer
Speaker 6: do it again, Like it's oh so they just.
Speaker 8: Like bit Meghan with hot girl summer and got it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's like the white version of that.
Speaker 2: Yo. I am so I've never even heard of this either,
Speaker 2: really no, no, hect.
Speaker 8: Reading this this morning was the first time I'd ever
Speaker 8: even heard Brett.
Speaker 2: You heard of this speech? Well, did you guys any women?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, go what's their version of driving the boat? Doing
Speaker 8: those us in Nashville when you do you like it
Speaker 8: drink at the same time.
Speaker 2: They actually drove doing coked like their dad. Their dad
Speaker 2: owns a boat.
Speaker 10: They actually cool thing about Triaxx.
Speaker 6: I was like, I don't personally, I don't care if
Speaker 6: the music's whatever, but her branding and what she does
Speaker 6: is incredible. Like this was how she named her deluxe album,
Speaker 6: Brad and it's the same but there's three more songs,
Speaker 6: so it's not that's the name of her deluxe out.
Speaker 2: Like the branding behind her is incredible. That's a rory title, Like.
Speaker 8: She really understand it. You don't even have to talk
Speaker 8: about the rules at that.
Speaker 6: Point, and every era, every era that she does is
Speaker 6: just a color. So I've see Bratt was this green color.
Speaker 6: But if you look at like this the course of
Speaker 6: her career, it's actually it's genius marketing.
Speaker 10: She just picks a collar in hammers at home.
Speaker 3: It says, you're like that girl who was a little
Speaker 3: messy and likes to party and maybe say some dumb
Speaker 3: things sometimes, who feels herself but also maybe has a breakdown,
Speaker 3: but kind of like parties through. It is very honest,
Speaker 3: very blunt, a little bit volatile, like does dumb things.
Speaker 1: But it's Bratt.
Speaker 8: Oh so me at twenty two, who is her manager,
Speaker 8: her team is smoking this every girl felt scene after
Speaker 8: reading a lifestyle that can be perfectly of every woman
Speaker 8: I've ever met.
Speaker 2: That's like the zodiac sound. You know when you say
Speaker 2: something about a zodiac, they're like, oh, yes, that's so true. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well that applies to everybody. Like this is a perfect synops.
Speaker 8: The ariage can see this is a great Brat.
Speaker 10: This is a perfect synopsis.
Speaker 6: You're both luxurious and trashy, involving items like a pack
Speaker 6: of cigarettes, a strappy white top, and no broad It's
Speaker 6: like the girl that it's the Lower East Side girls
Speaker 6: that grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut but lives in like
Speaker 6: the junkie Chinatown place with like two roommates and doesn't
Speaker 6: really have a job but never has to.
Speaker 2: Worry about money.
Speaker 6: He's writing a screen but pretend she's broke, but also
Speaker 6: just wears like why sala and Chanel yea yeah, and
Speaker 6: then like you know, and then she like gets ship
Speaker 6: faced in Dime Square, but then goes home to Connecticut
Speaker 6: and has like a fucking service team.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she only smokes cigarettes when she's drinking.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, she goes out my vabe I.
Speaker 2: Don't know want to and gets lit tore up, and
Speaker 2: then like she calls and have THEE bring an ivy
Speaker 2: to her, Like.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's brad as fuck having an ivy getting dripped
Speaker 6: into your veins and a ship window lists apartment in Chinatown.
Speaker 8: Every pregame in her kitchen when you're ready to go out,
Speaker 8: she goes, don't worry, I know the DJ.
Speaker 6: Yes, I'm fucking the DJ. That's the Yeah, he just
Speaker 6: left her house. Likely DJ slashed my coke deal, but
Speaker 6: the DJ's forty five and figured it out. Yeah, it's
Speaker 6: not weird yet, but.
Speaker 2: It is so.
Speaker 8: And they think he's cool because he has like a
Speaker 8: luxury apartment in Williamsburg but it's actually just a studio
Speaker 8: but it's big windows like he made it. But he's
Speaker 8: forty eight.
Speaker 10: I'm literally talking about his guys that I know the scene.
Speaker 2: And after the club they get like the best tackles
Speaker 2: from the taco truck.
Speaker 8: And say, this is so us. You know why I'm here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, ship Indian style on the sidewalk and eat tacos
Speaker 2: after the club. I get it, and.
Speaker 8: They're like, you go to Epanina, Mama, you go to
Speaker 8: the truck.
Speaker 2: Like I love so do I break Mama? Banks the
Speaker 2: to the tour? All right?
Speaker 8: Well yeah, I mean I guess we're all brad. It
Speaker 8: was the Year of the Bread.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't know. I didn't realize I was a bread.
Speaker 8: Thank you Chinese Year of the Bread. Love Island USA
Speaker 8: Season six phenomenony. I mean that that did ring off?
Speaker 2: Nah, I Love is Blind. Better be on this Clay,
Speaker 2: better be on his list? Was that that was this year?
Speaker 14: That this year, Jesus, that was January. This is a
Speaker 14: long the altar Clay is a legend. He better be
Speaker 14: on his fucking list man.
Speaker 8: Wait, so this is gonna be the first Christmas of
Speaker 8: him going home after that incident? Yes, like that was
Speaker 8: two years ago.
Speaker 2: No, that was this year.
Speaker 8: Wait so they so Love is Blind like that they
Speaker 8: had DMX year. Yeah, two platinum albums in one fucking
Speaker 8: yeah Jesus correct. Yeah, I Love Blind does deserve to
Speaker 8: be on here. This is also dark. Alec Baldwin's manslaughter
Speaker 8: charges were dismissed.
Speaker 2: That is dark. Wasn't he just on SNL last night? What?
Speaker 10: No way?
Speaker 2: Yes he was.
Speaker 8: He skipped all the Trump shit, so I doubt that
Speaker 8: he's been.
Speaker 2: Alec Baldwen was on SNL last night. Oh wow, I
Speaker 2: mean he was ONNL last night, so he.
Speaker 8: Wasn't doing it when he was out on bail. This
Speaker 8: is like not guilty.
Speaker 2: I don't know he was there last night. I know that.
Speaker 8: Listen man, was that one of the weirdest fucking cases.
Speaker 8: I know it was covered NonStop, but it's still I
Speaker 8: never really got answers of that. I don't believe Alec
Speaker 8: Balwin should be criminally charged for that. I can see
Speaker 8: a civil suit because you were the producer and in
Speaker 8: charge of the safety that was there. But criminally if
Speaker 8: you had me a gun that's not supposed to have
Speaker 8: any bullets in it seen from tell, I guess you
Speaker 8: should check it, but that's the rules. You're the person
Speaker 8: that hands it to me is supposed to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who was.
Speaker 8: The person that handed it to him? We get every
Speaker 8: John Done name in the world. Who the fuck handed
Speaker 8: him a loaded gun on a set?
Speaker 2: And why was it?
Speaker 1: Girl?
Speaker 2: Some girl Andrea something we knew, We talked about it.
Speaker 8: They they skipped over that to just focus on Alec Bowen.
Speaker 8: That girl person, Yes it is Why are you having
Speaker 8: me a loaded gun on a set?
Speaker 3: But that's also expecting that she knew was You don't
Speaker 3: know who loaded it?
Speaker 1: How is she?
Speaker 8: Well, that was my question, Like with all these trials,
Speaker 8: who the fuck loaded the gun? That's not the main questionnaire.
Speaker 8: I know Alec Bowlwin's the most famous one.
Speaker 2: Here, but I'm pretty sure that came up. It that
Speaker 2: had to come up in the Sure, why.
Speaker 8: Is that person not criminals?
Speaker 6: But it wasn't actually a bullet, right, It was a
Speaker 6: blank because those things can be lethal.
Speaker 10: The fake It wasn't a real bullet.
Speaker 8: It wasn't with some shit that some shit that shouldn't
Speaker 8: have been in a gun. I'll tell you that a
Speaker 8: blank does not do that.
Speaker 2: I thought it was the same thing that happened to
Speaker 2: Brandon Lee.
Speaker 1: No, okay, I found it.
Speaker 3: So the films armorer, the person that's in charge of
Speaker 3: ammunition and stuff on set, Hannah g Read accidentally mixed
Speaker 3: up dummy bullets with live ammunition that she had brought
Speaker 3: from home.
Speaker 2: Right, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: Now she did, and that's what I'm saying. We focused
Speaker 8: on Alec Baldwin, which I understand, but why is that
Speaker 8: not more of the story. Why did that woman just
Speaker 8: with her lunch from home just brought like live ammunition
Speaker 8: and then like, if that's your job and you're an
Speaker 8: expert on it, you're just gonna mix that up.
Speaker 2: That doesn't even make sense. So she didn't face no
Speaker 2: criminal charges. No, that's what I need.
Speaker 8: Be mixing up a lens like they don't study that
Speaker 8: ship for a fucking living.
Speaker 6: She was just like oopsis, yeah, like definitely rat That
Speaker 6: is so brad.
Speaker 2: I don't know to live life, man. Just somebody died.
Speaker 10: Mix up the bullets and someone dies.
Speaker 8: What What's what's the tinfoil had theory on this? Because
Speaker 8: that's another thing. I see all the conspiracy theories. I
Speaker 8: never even really saw one on this because it doesn't
Speaker 8: make any fucking sense. And the conspiracy theory world makes
Speaker 8: that out of anything and everything. Why one is a
Speaker 8: woman allowed? Never mind, it's the end of the year.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm with you. It's a joke. I'm with you.
Speaker 2: Why they in charge of guns?
Speaker 8: Why was she also not charged?
Speaker 1: She was charged. I wanted to go back and oh right,
Speaker 1: so she was charged.
Speaker 3: She was convicted to of involuntary manslaughter for the killing
Speaker 3: of cinematographer Helena and was sent us to eighteen months
Speaker 3: in prison.
Speaker 2: That sounds more right.
Speaker 8: We dealers get more than that. But well, yeah, that
Speaker 8: was that's because the taxes. Quite the moment, the coconut
Speaker 8: tree meme with Kamala's picture, I don't know what that means.
Speaker 3: Kamala, Kamala, do you think I just fell out of
Speaker 3: a coconut tree. I've never understood the big thing with
Speaker 3: that either. I don't know, gen Z. The things that
Speaker 3: they make like big.
Speaker 8: Is just.
Speaker 10: I just remember, Kamala, I remember when that was the thing.
Speaker 8: The fact that that's not on the well, it may
Speaker 8: be on this list link.
Speaker 10: You do like remember when you raise a billion dollars
Speaker 10: you doo that went nowhere?
Speaker 8: You helped it outside of like Kendrick and Drake. Number
Speaker 8: one on this list should have been Hey, do you
Speaker 8: remember when the president dropped out of the fucking presidential
Speaker 8: race three months before election time and then his vice
Speaker 8: president got a billion fucking no coconutritas? Oh my god,
Speaker 8: Trump got shot. Maybe that has to be on this list. Well, No,
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four Paris Olympics.
Speaker 2: That shit was lit. It ends with US controversy.
Speaker 10: I love deal.
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, wait, wait what is this like? Numbered No,
Speaker 2: this is not going through. Trump getting shot is not
Speaker 2: on this list.
Speaker 8: We do, we shall see. I didn't go all the
Speaker 8: way through. Oh okay, it ends with US controversy. I
Speaker 8: don't even remember this.
Speaker 10: Oh, she's so funny. Update on this.
Speaker 6: They had a really weird thing. Remember they had a
Speaker 6: sexual assault. I don't know she's suing him. Now she's
Speaker 6: Blake Lively issuing this guy, an actor from the film
Speaker 6: over that film.
Speaker 1: So yeah, their rollout was really weird. I never knew.
Speaker 3: And Netflix keeps like recommended to me. It's like to
Speaker 3: the point, we're okay, Netflix, I'm gonna watch it. I'll
Speaker 3: watch it.
Speaker 8: Is that where Shamik Moore got his rollout from? We'll
Speaker 8: get to that as well. Jennifer Lopez files for divorce
Speaker 8: from Ben Affleck huge moment.
Speaker 1: How is that?
Speaker 3: Like that's been a huge cultural moment like ten times already.
Speaker 8: Every year it's like groundhole Day. We know it's coming. Yeah,
Speaker 8: for sure, Puff is arrested. Jimmy Carter turns one hundred.
Speaker 8: That was fucked up what y'all did to Jimmy Carter,
Speaker 8: bringing him wheeling him out to the fucking White House
Speaker 8: like that a dead body.
Speaker 2: Just let people. Let people just be in their homes.
Speaker 2: Man one hundred years old.
Speaker 4: You don't.
Speaker 2: We don't have to see him outside.
Speaker 8: It's fine. And we have like zoom and ship now yeah,
Speaker 8: just zoom women, uh Dark, Liam Payne dies, Jake Paul
Speaker 8: defeats Mike Tyson. Glicked. I don't know what the fuck
Speaker 8: that is.
Speaker 6: They tried to remake Barbenheimer Gladiator, Gladiator and Wicked.
Speaker 2: Oh glo, it's together Clicked, Glick Gladiated.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't blame he read it right.
Speaker 2: Glicked is stupid.
Speaker 6: The moment seeing Gladiator too, Yes, what you think? I
Speaker 6: haven't seen it yet.
Speaker 2: It was cool. I heard it's not It's not better
Speaker 2: than part one obviously, but it wasn't. It wasn't terrible.
Speaker 2: It wasn't Linzel. He did his thing. But Denzel's at
Speaker 2: that point where he's just you know when somebody is
Speaker 2: so cool in real life, like you see them in
Speaker 2: a movie, You're like, Nigga, that's Denzel. I don't care
Speaker 2: what you name of your character is. It's like, yo, Dinzel.
Speaker 2: They wasn't walking like that back like you're walking cool
Speaker 2: you walking into COLI see them all cool and ship
Speaker 2: you gotta waves. He had a diamond area. I'm like,
Speaker 2: what are we doing, nigga? You you just put on
Speaker 2: some ship and walked in front of the ki Nigga,
Speaker 2: you chill it.
Speaker 8: It was drinking ardg sky Man.
Speaker 2: It's like, I can't. He's just at that point, man.
Speaker 2: Denzel is just way too cool man. He's too fucking
Speaker 2: cool man.
Speaker 8: I do want to see it, but I'm not going
Speaker 8: in with high hopes. Even with people telling me it sucks,
Speaker 8: I still want to see it.
Speaker 2: I thought Denzel was a pimp. I'm like he pimping
Speaker 2: they was he was pepping back in the colicy of
Speaker 2: dat good hair, I mean good garbs on. I'm like,
Speaker 2: you got those garbs because you know, back then it
Speaker 2: was either if you ain't have money, it was rags.
Speaker 2: You was just wearing whatever. This nigga had his ship tailored.
Speaker 2: I'm like this he cut the ship? Was there?
Speaker 6: Even?
Speaker 8: Was it technically called a pimp back then because there
Speaker 8: was no sex trafficking. It was just like word stuck
Speaker 8: in traffic right now. So yeah, it was like he
Speaker 8: wasn't a pimp. People's he was the king. That's what,
Speaker 8: just a regular job. Yeah, but it was okay, the
Speaker 8: aristour ends who that was? Rough, Yo, that's the end
Speaker 8: of the list. They don't have a shot up. I
Speaker 8: swear that is fucking wait. So Taylor Swift has two
Speaker 8: moments basically was.
Speaker 2: And Trump getting shot is not on this list.
Speaker 3: She has three moments, the assassination, well, the attempted assassination
Speaker 3: at a bro.
Speaker 8: This is crazy, filling out rokers list, Yo.
Speaker 3: How is what I'm going to say is that I
Speaker 3: think that this is just pop culture.
Speaker 8: I think I got popped thinking the most famous president
Speaker 8: in fucking history, who's got more clicks than any human being.
Speaker 1: Kamala.
Speaker 3: But it's not Kamala, about Kamala anything having to do
Speaker 3: with her presidential race. It's about the young gen z
Speaker 3: turning her into a meet.
Speaker 6: There's a cancer diagnosis on here, like yeah, but it's
Speaker 6: about people.
Speaker 2: That is politics. This is a political post.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Trum getting shy. I agree.
Speaker 2: Is not being on this list is absolutely crazy. This
Speaker 2: is what I'm trying to tell you. Bro, we not
Speaker 2: this is none of this is real. We're living in
Speaker 2: a simulation. This is not their defense. Though.
Speaker 8: We kind of moved on within forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. This is craziness. Obviously we moved on.
Speaker 2: He's not even on the list.
Speaker 8: And also my man Luigi, I know he just put
Speaker 8: out his Deluxe.
Speaker 2: But yeah, he just like Luisa dropped. He just dropped.
Speaker 2: That was enough time for me for him to make
Speaker 2: anybody just dropped.
Speaker 8: I know Scissor couldn't make it. That was an instant class,
Speaker 8: but you got to live with it. We thought Blueprint
Speaker 8: was an instant classic on nine to eleven. That was
Speaker 8: our What was.
Speaker 2: What was the names he put on the bullet that's
Speaker 2: the name of his EP, Deny, what was it delayed?
Speaker 2: I don't know, defend, that's that's a gangster name for
Speaker 2: EP right there, Luigi Luigi Rollout was.
Speaker 8: Crazy, produced by Frock Marciano, Sir defend and.
Speaker 2: I definitely low five. It's low five music.
Speaker 8: Well that's fun. Shout out to the Today Show.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you guys that's crazy.
Speaker 8: Man, But yeah, I just wanted to find some quick
Speaker 8: recap of this year that would be silly and funny.
Speaker 8: But God, was that not it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That was crazy.
Speaker 8: Do you guys want to get into scissor Or talk
Speaker 8: about Shimik Moore being a weirdo? We did close music.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 8: We are recording this on the twenty second Scissor's album
Speaker 8: came out a day and a half ago.
Speaker 2: Technically, Scissa, I just want you to know that I
Speaker 2: am upset at you. I should not be in my
Speaker 2: shower as a grown man from the Bronx New York
Speaker 2: singing Scorsese baby Daddy to the top of my lungs.
Speaker 2: It's a joint, Like, why says it doing this? She
Speaker 2: just gonna make you sing shit that you ain't supposed
Speaker 2: to be singing. I'm not supposed to be singing that.
Speaker 3: That's the thing with you and you only every time
Speaker 3: he in the shower, no body wet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's like because the music is on and
Speaker 2: that shit is like start thumping you like this shit
Speaker 2: is knocking. I'm full of SuDS.
Speaker 10: Hey, yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Know you got to get a good lather, you know.
Speaker 8: But again, that's a you thing because even like trying
Speaker 8: to think of an egregious one Scissa the weekend, Like
Speaker 8: I sing that with my heart and that's I'm singing
Speaker 8: about fucking a guy on the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're actually thinking about being a sidehorn. Yeh, one
Speaker 3: of three.
Speaker 8: But I mean the melody is so great, why can't
Speaker 8: I sing along?
Speaker 2: And then she got thee something a chill baby, I
Speaker 2: haven't heard album.
Speaker 8: If I wrap along gangster rap lyrics that I don't
Speaker 8: participate in real life, I feel like, wait.
Speaker 2: The marriage hasn't heard the Scissor album yet.
Speaker 1: I'm not. I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm a huge Scissor fan. I really really love Scissor,
Speaker 3: but I'm not in the right mental state to be
Speaker 3: listening to that ship.
Speaker 2: Mmm, wait what happened life?
Speaker 3: But I just I'm not in a I don't listen to.
Speaker 3: I don't like that when when I'm sad.
Speaker 2: No, ain't going to shower and cry, so you put
Speaker 2: the hot wood on. Nobody know you cry. I've been
Speaker 2: listening to Disney soundtracks.
Speaker 8: The steam gets rid of the tears. You don't even
Speaker 8: know you're crying.
Speaker 2: Even though it's not running. This okay, that the water
Speaker 2: issues all right if nobody's around to see the tier
Speaker 2: hit the ground like did I cry? No, But the
Speaker 2: soil is happy, m P.
Speaker 1: Don't in my fucking.
Speaker 8: Ear like the porcelain of the shower.
Speaker 1: But it's good, you guys are saying. Everybody saying that
Speaker 1: is good, the.
Speaker 8: Soil, little salty tears.
Speaker 3: So why do you guys think that it's a deluxe
Speaker 3: and not a brand new album? Right here, keep hearing race.
Speaker 2: And now we'll say, I do wish that this would
Speaker 2: have been a whole separate thing from Soos.
Speaker 10: Though it's forty six minutes of new music.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's it's great music, like it sounds great. Uh.
Speaker 2: The thirty for thirty joint with Kendrick is dope against corses,
Speaker 2: Baby Daddy, chill, baby, she got. It's some joints on here, man,
Speaker 2: But I just, you know, attaching it to so Os.
Speaker 2: I think it's the one, and I get it. You know,
Speaker 2: the whole streaming error changes the way music is released.
Speaker 2: You know, artists got to play the game too. I
Speaker 2: get that, but I just wish this would have been
Speaker 2: a whole different thing on its own. Music is great,
Speaker 2: but why how does it out? Because then it flows
Speaker 2: right into the original SOS so kind of like you're
Speaker 2: still on this vibe of this new thing, this new
Speaker 2: energy that says it's on. It's not completely foreign though
Speaker 2: to so os No it flows well with it, But
Speaker 2: you know, I just want I wanted to experience it
Speaker 2: as an entirely different thing, wholes era, a whole new
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. Like I get it, though
Speaker 2: I understand it in as far as like the sound
Speaker 2: and the music, it definitely goes together.
Speaker 8: So why I think it's a properly named a deluxe
Speaker 8: It almost felt like disc too, Like this could have
Speaker 8: been a double album because it doesn't feel like a
Speaker 8: new Sissor era. It felt like it was completing the
Speaker 8: SOS era. She had tweeted out, SOS equals hurt, Lana
Speaker 8: equals healing, which you can definitely hear in these records.
Speaker 8: I think some of these were probably done during SOS.
Speaker 8: Some are new Scissor's pen is in my opinion, one
Speaker 8: of by far, one of the best pens period, and
Speaker 8: I think she's only getting better at writing. But as
Speaker 8: far as sonically and even the content, it feels like
Speaker 8: a completed SOS album like this could have been a
Speaker 8: double disc. It doesn't feel like a completely new Scissa era,
Speaker 8: Like I don't know if Lana, and this is coming
Speaker 8: from someone saying I don't think she's incapable of making
Speaker 8: a bad song, I fucking love this already. Yeah, I
Speaker 8: don't know if this could stand alone, it would feel
Speaker 8: weird as just a SISSA album. It's too connected to
Speaker 8: SOS in my opinion, so it's not a third project.
Speaker 8: In that regard, I totally see outside of the new
Speaker 8: streaming rules and doing what's best for numbers, this does
Speaker 8: feel like the second disc of SOS, rather than the
Speaker 8: way Control and SOS feel like completely different eras in
Speaker 8: Scissor's life and even sonically differently that Lana is too
Speaker 8: close to SOS, I'd probably be giving her not shit
Speaker 8: because I do like it if this was a.
Speaker 2: Standalone because you feel like there's no growth. No, no,
Speaker 2: there's plenty of growth.
Speaker 8: Especially in the writing and what she's talking about coming
Speaker 8: off SOS. I'm with her on that tweet, SOS hurt
Speaker 8: as fuck. This is not completed healing, but it's the
Speaker 8: start of that process and you can hear it in
Speaker 8: the content. But it is very much connected to SOS
Speaker 8: in that regard. I think the separate Scissor album would
Speaker 8: be the healed version, not that I'm trying to start
Speaker 8: to heal coming off this. So I think it makes
Speaker 8: very much sense for it to be the SOS Deluxe
Speaker 8: because I'm sure, I mean, we don't know what. I'm
Speaker 8: sure there was a conversation in the studio like, all right,
Speaker 8: I have fifteen records like this could just be another one,
Speaker 8: and it's been like, well, this isn't a new Scissor era.
Speaker 8: This is the same era of coming out of horrible,
Speaker 8: fucking choices and deciding that maybe I'm the problem and
Speaker 8: I should move on from the shit that I continue
Speaker 8: to do.
Speaker 2: Well, why why isn't it as error? Why do you
Speaker 2: feel like it's not a.
Speaker 8: Nusis eerr It is too attached to the stuff that
Speaker 8: she was dealing with on SOS. It feels like the
Speaker 8: same conversation in a good way. It feels like a
Speaker 8: double dis to me. Okay, so I get it. And
Speaker 8: even sonically too, it feels very SOS like she she's
Speaker 8: really good at making completed songs also feel like demos
Speaker 8: in a good way. Though I don't know if that's
Speaker 8: going to sound like I'm hating, but she's with the
Speaker 8: SOS era. She made demos sound incredible and that feels
Speaker 8: like this style as well.
Speaker 2: How much of it does you think she wrote during
Speaker 2: the whole you know, sequencing and picking which songs were
Speaker 2: going to go on the original SOS versus how many
Speaker 2: new songs she wrote posts SOS.
Speaker 8: The way she was talking how SOS was done for
Speaker 8: a while before we got it, I think she probably
Speaker 8: just capped herself off with SOS and was still working.
Speaker 8: I think some of these were done during the exact
Speaker 8: same time, but some I'm thinking she was when we
Speaker 8: were listening to SOS, she was still working.
Speaker 6: I would argue most of these are from that SOS recorded,
Speaker 6: because she said she recorded over one hundred songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, SOS, so I love I loved, I love the.
Speaker 8: Look stuff, and even like I think SISM would also
Speaker 8: run into the problem just thinking how like fans critique
Speaker 8: artists so much because the sound is so similar to SOS.
Speaker 8: If she put this out, people would critique her in saying, oh,
Speaker 8: you're giving us more of the same.
Speaker 3: They would, they would, they would know that they were
Speaker 3: throw not throw aways, but they would. The fans listen
Speaker 3: too much, they'll be like, nah, you wrote these months. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like like this was done with with that SOS.
Speaker 2: So I get what you're saying.
Speaker 8: Scissa does an incredible job. And let me not try
Speaker 8: to compare her to a man, because that's where the
Speaker 8: feminists start to hate me, So I won't just a
Speaker 8: sciss a compliment. She has an amazing job of making
Speaker 8: sure her words cut through and are above the instrumentals.
Speaker 8: And she's really good and it's gonna sound like hate,
Speaker 8: but it's not picking very simplistic production that makes sure
Speaker 8: her words shine because she's such a good writer that
Speaker 8: sometimes you don't need busy fucking beats that may sound
Speaker 8: like some shit somebody wants to hear right now, The
Speaker 8: words are more important. Frank to two artists, Frank and
Speaker 8: early Drake Drake, I'll give forty the credit. Forty was
Speaker 8: really good at making sure Drake's words cut through and
Speaker 8: we're above the beat because what he was saying was
Speaker 8: so important. Let's let's do lo fi instrumentals that are
Speaker 8: very very simple in a good way. They hit their fire,
Speaker 8: but simple because the words are what you should be
Speaker 8: following right now. Sissa is incredible at doing that too,
Speaker 8: and she did it all over this one. She smoked this.
Speaker 8: I loved it from the first listen.
Speaker 2: Do we think we get an entirely new Scissor project
Speaker 2: before tour starts? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yes, because didn't she also say she announced a tweeted
Speaker 6: she said that I'm putting out my deluxe and then
Speaker 6: expect a new album from me. So I think, to
Speaker 6: your point, like she's closing the loop on that SOS chapter,
Speaker 6: the next iteration of Sissen will be the new version
Speaker 6: of her.
Speaker 2: It will be Lana, will be Lana fully well, it's
Speaker 2: always Lana.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, but yeah, I think this album is incredible. Again,
Speaker 8: we've only had a day and a half to listen
Speaker 8: to it, but it's dope. It's been been on repeat.
Speaker 8: Chill Baby is my favorite. That pocket is fucking nuts,
Speaker 8: Chill Baby is crazy. Cry Baby I saw was a
Speaker 8: lot of people's favorite. Drive to me is fire. I
Speaker 8: see why that was the first video, but this it's
Speaker 8: dope and I love the more accountability that closes up
Speaker 8: the SS chapter prediction time with Siza in watching other
Speaker 8: new legends and what they've gone through the last ten
Speaker 8: years without fans critique music. Does she run into a
Speaker 8: similar problem that Drake did run into, where you've delivered
Speaker 8: so much with a specific sound for so long that
Speaker 8: people may start critiquing you for that exact sound.
Speaker 2: I don't think that she she will run It's not
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say a problem. I just think that it's
Speaker 2: that sound is just you know, what we know and
Speaker 2: love before. I think that that's dope. When artists are
Speaker 2: able to create that type of thing where you hear something,
Speaker 2: you hear a song you like that sounds like a
Speaker 2: blank record or a blank song, I think that there's
Speaker 2: nothing wrong. I don't think it's anything to critique the
Speaker 2: I think that's just who she is. That's the type
Speaker 2: of music she makes, that's her the zone that she's in.
Speaker 2: I've good music is just good music, man. I I
Speaker 2: don't care that way.
Speaker 8: I just know how fickle fans are, and the more
Speaker 8: you give them of great music, they will find a
Speaker 8: way to dislike it, like, oh we heard yeah.
Speaker 10: I like the original version of this more like.
Speaker 2: It first sounds like a watered down.
Speaker 8: And I don't know if that comes from a production level,
Speaker 8: because I feel like Scissa Penwise has constantly evolved, like
Speaker 8: we get exactly who she is at every moment, and
Speaker 8: she's grown as a writer in that regard, content based,
Speaker 8: but production based? Is there? Does she give us her
Speaker 8: love below where everything goes completely fucking left of what
Speaker 8: we've ever heard from her because Control and SOS, Yes,
Speaker 8: sonically they are different, but they're not drastically fucking right.
Speaker 8: They're just both unique in their own right. But still,
Speaker 8: this is a sound that we love. The more you
Speaker 8: deliver great music like that, she doesn't have a bad
Speaker 8: album in her catalog. Yeah, if we're even considering Lana
Speaker 8: somewhat of a third project, I could see her running
Speaker 8: into that.
Speaker 2: No, you were you mad that we weren't in Seattle
Speaker 2: when this drop?
Speaker 11: Oh no, I walked down in the snow it was
Speaker 11: I thought of you guys, it's snowed, delives like rainy, snowy.
Speaker 6: That entire day came out. I was like, Oh, this
Speaker 6: is like basically what happened when Sos came out, just
Speaker 6: the New York version.
Speaker 2: She knows, she knows the people in NASA.
Speaker 6: So just because we love mass and we always have
Speaker 6: to compare everybody to everyone is after this album and
Speaker 6: now we have more from Sissy in terms of her
Speaker 6: compared to her contemporaries like Summer and like ari Or
Speaker 6: and the women of her era.
Speaker 10: Where is she in that?
Speaker 6: Is she like pulling away or like what's that in
Speaker 6: terms of like ranking?
Speaker 2: I think it's that's not fair, only because I think
Speaker 2: Scissor's sound is a little wider and more broad than
Speaker 2: a summer Summer sound is very unique and very particular
Speaker 2: to a certain genre and a certain type of person
Speaker 2: or woman. Scissor sound, you know, you got young white
Speaker 2: teenage girls could sing some of these songs. You got
Speaker 2: you know, older black women can sing these songs like
Speaker 2: it's it's it's we.
Speaker 6: Keep bringing up Drake, But it's like she can fulfill,
Speaker 6: she served.
Speaker 2: She can serve, she can serve a wider variety of consumers.
Speaker 8: To me, you guys to talk about which is so
Speaker 8: odd because like Summer's music to me is so polished
Speaker 8: in a good way that you would think that she
Speaker 8: would be more of the pop crossover. Scissor to me
Speaker 8: is a pop star in her own right, but I
Speaker 8: would have never guessed that moving in because so much
Speaker 8: of her sound, down to her production is like low
Speaker 8: fi m F doom shit, like she's an underground rapper,
Speaker 8: pop artist, R and B singer. But it's so crazy.
Speaker 8: I love that that sound has made it into a
Speaker 8: crossover world. She is like mad libshit, but.
Speaker 3: It's for the same exact reason of what you just say. Yes,
Speaker 3: she does use those low fi beats, but it's so
Speaker 3: that her work words can cut through. And in the
Speaker 3: conversation that we were just having about Taylor Swift earlier
Speaker 3: off Mike, Taylor Swift's music and like Maul said, all
Speaker 3: of the audiences that it when you do I'm a
Speaker 3: self hating, angsty teenage girl, shit, it will hit.
Speaker 1: And that's what Sissm makes. Sissm makes it, in my.
Speaker 3: Opinion, in a more talented way than Taylor Swift does.
Speaker 3: But it's the same kind of thing, like oh my god,
Speaker 3: I'm awkward and I'm weird and I like this cool
Speaker 3: guy and I don't know what to do and I'm
Speaker 3: toxic and I'm unhealed and I'm gonna fuck him up,
Speaker 3: but I love him and like I'm gonna be a
Speaker 3: whole and that like that what Taylor Swift makes, Like
Speaker 3: that's what Sissm makes, just in a more palatal Taylor
Speaker 3: Swift is.
Speaker 2: Like it's like, you know, the microwavel like pizza rolls,
Speaker 2: and Scissor is like empanadas mmmm, like a good dip that.
Speaker 1: The Spanish lader speaks no English.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like you make the crush and you use the
Speaker 2: fork to get the ridges on the edge of the crust.
Speaker 2: Like that's what sciss is. And when it's Taylor's like
Speaker 2: pizza rolls, I gotta go right now, throw those in.
Speaker 2: Boom bam bound, I'm out of here. You know, still
Speaker 2: good at to do the job. But it's kind of like,
Speaker 2: you know, if you can get a homemade and panada.
Speaker 8: And it served hot and the oil like burns your
Speaker 8: hand in the moment, Yeah, through the paper, Like why
Speaker 8: did I even bite.
Speaker 2: That in the brown bag? You need that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, but yeah, I mean I guess to answer your question,
Speaker 8: scissors had a longer time. I feel like to do
Speaker 8: more of the crossover thing, but summer still has her
Speaker 8: classic album. I think over It is a classic, and
Speaker 8: did cross Over. I think both of them stick to
Speaker 8: exactly who they are and to your point of Marius,
Speaker 8: I think SCISSM might be a little bit more palatable
Speaker 8: and relatable to the masses than say a Summer would.
Speaker 8: But I still think they're both like the big two
Speaker 8: of R and B and both incredibly talented and both
Speaker 8: have classics. They're just their different R and B artists.
Speaker 8: To me, Summer is a bit more traditional, which these days,
Speaker 8: unfortunately traditional R and B is tougher to cut through. Yeah,
Speaker 8: but I mean some are still has pop joints that
Speaker 8: go I know for sure, So yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 8: don't really know if I can answer that question as far.
Speaker 2: As yeah, maybe it's bring that up by numbers, Yes, I.
Speaker 8: Would say that, but let's not act like, didn't Summer
Speaker 8: sell fucking like four hune thousand last.
Speaker 2: Ship some ship only her and Beyonce did at the
Speaker 2: time or something like that, which was crazy.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I mean I think R and B is
Speaker 8: in an amazing place if those two women are the
Speaker 8: face of it.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, like just a day I would decide
Speaker 2: to have a show together I'll be there. We know.
Speaker 8: So you went to Summer's first Toronto show.
Speaker 2: Absolutely think there was one hundred people. No, no, it
Speaker 2: was more than a hundred people there. It was definitely
Speaker 2: more than a hundred.
Speaker 3: People that you was rocking with with Summer, even when
Speaker 3: she was being you know, ridiculed because she didn't know
Speaker 3: how to perform.
Speaker 2: So man, that that that's what was just over it?
Speaker 2: Over it? Yeah, over it over in Toronto. Man, that
Speaker 2: was that that show Toronto? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I thought it was the first one. Well, we like
Speaker 8: to theirs. It is the first one. Over I'm talking
Speaker 8: about what's the epus? I can see the cover of
Speaker 8: my head.
Speaker 1: So over is the first one? Still?
Speaker 2: Over is the second one? Are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Clear?
Speaker 8: Yes, No, it was over it I'm saying clear. We
Speaker 8: went to Bowerie Ballroom for that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah clear. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: We've been on Summer Ship. Oh yeah, like three records.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. But over in Toronto, Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I went to when came over Chicago during the Control tour,
Speaker 6: she did Lincoln Lincoln Hall in Chicago.
Speaker 10: I went to that show and uh.
Speaker 6: Someonemino was the opener summer Uh Sizzy, So I saw
Speaker 6: the Control she did all of Control, and then I
Speaker 6: didn't know who Smina was at the time. It was
Speaker 6: the Black Swansmino and he went up there was the opener,
Speaker 6: and everyone in the crowds like, oh, this dude is
Speaker 6: fucking ill. And then you know he's from Saint Louis,
Speaker 6: like Chicago, so they all more more people knew him
Speaker 6: there the night, but that was That was one of
Speaker 6: those shows. I was like, I don't really know these artists,
Speaker 6: and I saw both of them.
Speaker 10: I was like, this is a depth.
Speaker 8: They're good, m Isn't it always refreshing when you get
Speaker 8: like a good opener when you're sitting there, like waiting
Speaker 8: in line for a fucking drink and it's crowd, You're like,
Speaker 8: all right, come on, where's the headliner in this?
Speaker 2: Okay? This is refreshing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I can rock with this.
Speaker 2: This is cool.
Speaker 8: What's is I?
Speaker 6: And I love an opener where the genre is slightly
Speaker 6: different than the headline because you can kind of serve,
Speaker 6: like I get my fix of my rap and then
Speaker 6: all right, sweet when it's time for like Scissa just
Speaker 6: did Control, I'm like, this is nice. You got a
Speaker 6: nice mix of instead of the opener usually just sounds
Speaker 6: like a less successful version of the headliner.
Speaker 8: When was the last time that happened with you guys
Speaker 8: with an opener that was really really good?
Speaker 10: Didn't you have one?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What was that guy's name? For his name?
Speaker 1: And that's gonna bother me? But yeah, what show?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 1: A day show?
Speaker 2: Okay? He had a really had a really good opener.
Speaker 2: His name starts with a T.
Speaker 3: He's gonna kill me because I think he listens to
Speaker 3: this podcast, but yeah, he's gonna.
Speaker 2: Kill you good.
Speaker 8: Last time I went to Wally show at Irving Plaza
Speaker 8: this year, and I mean, he's the opener is sort
Speaker 8: of well known artists, like he just put a song
Speaker 8: out with James Blake, but it's still very much on
Speaker 8: the come up. Suave is incredible. He won an entire
Speaker 8: crowd over because that shit was packed like this, they oversold.
Speaker 8: You could see the crowd was getting antsy, and he
Speaker 8: that's an art to control a bunch of people that
Speaker 8: don't know who the fuck you are with your music.
Speaker 2: He smoked that. Oh you know what, there was an
Speaker 2: artist at at Nick Grant show here in New York.
Speaker 2: Damn for he was. He was incredible. I meant to.
Speaker 2: I meant to get his his music and send it
Speaker 2: to you because I know you would like him. Okay,
Speaker 2: hold on to this day.
Speaker 8: The greatest opener I ever saw that. I was like,
Speaker 8: this guy's a fucking superstar. We brought him up a
Speaker 8: few episodes ago. Bob, I had no idea who the
Speaker 8: fuck he was. He was opening up for Quality and
Speaker 8: Little Brother at the time best Buy Theater, m wow,
Speaker 8: or before it was best Buy, whatever the fuck it was,
Speaker 8: it's what PlayStation now or some shit. Yeah, he won
Speaker 8: a whole fucking crowd over. This was before he had
Speaker 8: any hits. I think he had written the TI and
Speaker 8: Ludacris hook and he performed that. I was like, oh,
Speaker 8: I've heard this before, and then he brought his guitar out.
Speaker 8: It was the best opening set I've ever seen in
Speaker 8: my fucking life. Then he ended up getting the double
Speaker 8: XL cover and I was like, oh, yeah, this makes sense.
Speaker 8: This guy's a fucking star. Bob by far greatest opener.
Speaker 6: He's not like super small. But I just came across
Speaker 6: a while ago. Friendnight drinks with works with him. This kid,
Speaker 6: Jeane Dawson. He has this album called Glimmer of God.
Speaker 6: It's the best way to say. The next tiso touchdown. Okay,
Speaker 6: super good, like eclectic, it's pop, there's a guitar riffs,
Speaker 6: there's rap like, it's very it's fun, like there's a
Speaker 6: lot going on in a good way.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Saw this guy Ka Doot Wrap in the SOB's crowd
Speaker 8: after a j rock show. That was kind of cool.
Speaker 8: He turned out to be Okay, what year was that,
Speaker 8: two thousand and nine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Isaiah Stone, No, maybe fault twousand and eight, that's
Speaker 2: his name. He opened for Nick. Isaiah Stone talented, incredible,
Speaker 2: his stories, life story is incredible. If you haven't heard
Speaker 2: of Isaiah Stone, definitely get in tune with his music.
Speaker 2: He's incredible artist.
Speaker 8: Also that this was years ago. I think Benny's first
Speaker 8: SOB show that was completely the fire Marshall.
Speaker 2: Should have been there. He had sobs.
Speaker 8: It was Benny is like first real, like Benny's the
Speaker 8: next guy that we were even on the old pod.
Speaker 8: This was a long time ago.
Speaker 2: We all went.
Speaker 8: That ship was packed. He had about fifteen openers that
Speaker 8: would usually annoy the fun out of me. Every person
Speaker 8: came up and was incredible. I was like, all right, man,
Speaker 8: this is better than the show. Wow, Stove got open
Speaker 8: I don't think Stove God did. It was actually a
Speaker 8: lot of kids from like far rockaway. It wasn't all
Speaker 8: just upstate guys. But that was another time. I can
Speaker 8: remember all the openers being incredible.
Speaker 2: But you know we got down.
Speaker 9: That was.
Speaker 1: What everybody paused the phone. You be doing rap show hostings.
Speaker 8: Oh, I was front rows just because Ma was hosting.
Speaker 2: I did. My host had been came out with a
Speaker 2: new jacket too.
Speaker 10: I've never seen that swag.
Speaker 2: How long was the co? I know you had a
Speaker 2: long it was. It was a long No, it was
Speaker 2: Benny's show. It was a high line ballroom. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: Sony Hall, I don't remember. I don't know. I was high.
Speaker 8: If I remember correctly, you didn't really say much. They
Speaker 8: had openers, and then you came out and just like
Speaker 8: introduce Benny, and I think, yeah, well.
Speaker 1: That seems like something I would do.
Speaker 2: I cracked a couple jokes, you know, I got some
Speaker 2: jokes off, and then you know, you're looking at a
Speaker 2: bunch of niggas from Buffalo. You're like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go ahead and get to the back. Let
Speaker 2: y'all listen to Benny, let me get out, y'all way.
Speaker 2: I don't want to disturb you beautiful people here tonight.
Speaker 8: Yeah it was.
Speaker 2: It was no bitches in there. It was a couple.
Speaker 2: You'd be surprised it was a couple in there.
Speaker 1: They belonged to some people.
Speaker 2: Well, they was there with they. Man boy, you know,
Speaker 2: you know it's the same with us when girls come
Speaker 2: to the show and be like, we're sorry. We know
Speaker 2: you don't know who we are. We just disturb your
Speaker 2: house every week, but you know, thank you for coming.
Speaker 2: That type of vibe.
Speaker 8: All right, we can get into this Shamik more situation,
Speaker 8: which I walked in thinking the Marius was gonna be
Speaker 8: on ten about this, and she hadn't even heard about
Speaker 8: it yet. So Shamik Moore, who does the voice for
Speaker 8: Spider Man whatever that series is the Spider Verse, also
Speaker 8: played Raekwon in the Wu Tang series, which I thought
Speaker 8: he was great in.
Speaker 2: I was to get up on the Netflix crazy to
Speaker 2: get up.
Speaker 8: I was not aware that he was moving crazy on
Speaker 8: these sets, not crazy like Matt Lauer.
Speaker 1: What did he do?
Speaker 2: Man? He put up a picture, left it up at
Speaker 2: the young lady asked him to take it down.
Speaker 8: There was a video put up, a video that was
Speaker 8: eluding that they may be together, and I guess there
Speaker 8: was also reports of him not like hitting on her
Speaker 8: on some nasty shit before. But he's been alluding to
Speaker 8: this romance for some time. And this woman, can we
Speaker 8: get her name because she's a great actress. She was
Speaker 8: great and uh black clansman and yeah, she's amazing. She
Speaker 8: came on ate a whole bowl of soup in one
Speaker 8: TikTok video and explained that she's engaged. I asked him
Speaker 8: to take that fucking video down. You're trying to insinuate something.
Speaker 8: I'm not comfortable with it. Take it down.
Speaker 2: He left it up.
Speaker 8: Then he came back on, put his hand over his
Speaker 8: face and was like, nah, some misunderstanding. You edited that
Speaker 8: whole video by yourself and put the music on it.
Speaker 8: You know what you was doing.
Speaker 2: The weird thing that I didn't understand what Shmik did
Speaker 2: was deleting his social media, Like what is it? I
Speaker 2: didn't think this was that serious to delete your social media? Like,
Speaker 2: I cool, you left something up. It looks like the
Speaker 2: type of way the actress you know, posted a video
Speaker 2: called your weird though. All right, cool, but delete all
Speaker 2: your social media. But that's not strange with that.
Speaker 14: It's strange to delete your social media for that something
Speaker 14: and like assaulted her.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna understand that.
Speaker 8: Like I'm not saying that or putting that on his jacket.
Speaker 8: But for a woman that does not do that type
Speaker 8: of social media shit, for her to make that video,
Speaker 8: I think there's more that we don't really know about.
Speaker 8: And that was her warning of saying, yo, I told
Speaker 8: him to take it down. He needs to take it down.
Speaker 8: I think that was her We could go here if
Speaker 8: you really want to, and his response was well heard
Speaker 8: you loud and clear. Let me delete all my social
Speaker 8: media before you tell the world what happened.
Speaker 1: I don't even think I think you put in too
Speaker 1: much into it.
Speaker 2: I'm not jacking. You're free to do that.
Speaker 3: But I think that he just did. He's getting a
Speaker 3: bunch of backlash. And instead of dealing with the back
Speaker 3: because you could, just like Mall used to say, just
Speaker 3: get off your phone, you could just delete your social
Speaker 3: media apps so that you're not you don't have to
Speaker 3: deal with all of that backlash from all of these
Speaker 3: people commenting shit, or if you deactivate, you don't have
Speaker 3: to go and delete all those comments, because if I
Speaker 3: delete my social media, people still have access to comment
Speaker 3: a bunch of shit. So now people are going on
Speaker 3: your social media who might not even know about what
Speaker 3: the fuck is going on, and everybody's calling you all
Speaker 3: types of creep weirdo rapists.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but this is well, that's unfair to a rapist him.
Speaker 1: I'm not calling him that. Y'all know how to.
Speaker 2: Internet for sure, right you know what I'm saying is
Speaker 2: that are they actively calling him that? Right now?
Speaker 1: People are weird. People say all types.
Speaker 2: Of that's crazy. If they're doing that, that's wild. People
Speaker 2: people say all types of Well, here's why I don't
Speaker 2: understand that, because deleting your social media does what?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 2: So you're gonna come back and act like you know,
Speaker 2: nothing never happened, Like, I don't think this is that
Speaker 2: serious to people. Just need a break. He's embarrassed, he's
Speaker 2: probably humiliated because you did's the same shit. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: that shit happens for twenty twenty four hours. Trump got shot.
Speaker 2: He didn't even make the list.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he'll be back soon, but he deleted it.
Speaker 3: He doesn't want people commented. I'm sure he doesn't want
Speaker 3: people commented a bunch of shit on his page, and
Speaker 3: he's embarrassed and he's gonna take a break from social media.
Speaker 3: I think that more people should take breaks from social media.
Speaker 2: Take a break, but don't delete your.
Speaker 1: Social You can always reactive if you're not co But
Speaker 1: I just.
Speaker 2: That's just I don't know. That's to me, that's just
Speaker 2: that that's the weird shit I think on social media.
Speaker 8: Like I think the weird shit is the non deleting
Speaker 8: of If my coworker asked me, hey, i'm engaged, you
Speaker 8: take that.
Speaker 2: She said, delete the picture, not your host.
Speaker 8: She has to delete the picture because he didn't listen
Speaker 8: to his coworker being like, hey, that makes me uncomfortable,
Speaker 8: and I think you're sending a wrong message. I'm engaged.
Speaker 8: I'm uncomfortable with this type of post that you didn't
Speaker 8: even ask me you could do okay? And he doesn't
Speaker 8: take it down, And he should have deleted that or
Speaker 8: wouldn't have to delete social media. We wouldn't even known
Speaker 8: about this.
Speaker 2: What was the post?
Speaker 6: I can't find o what was like inappropriate on the post?
Speaker 6: That's rights? So it was that meant like some red
Speaker 6: carpet or some event in someone and they took a picture.
Speaker 6: Someone's filming them and they're like, you know, they're close
Speaker 6: to each other.
Speaker 2: They added an event on a red carpet. If somebody took.
Speaker 6: Their laughing smiling, it looks like it could be misconstrued
Speaker 6: as into me.
Speaker 3: So somebody was they were on a red carpet taking
Speaker 3: a picture together. Somebody took a film a video of
Speaker 3: them taking the picture, and he put like some sensual
Speaker 3: R and B music behind the video and posted coming soon.
Speaker 3: And then the video was from like years ago, Like
Speaker 3: that happened like a year and a half, two years ago.
Speaker 8: It was weird. I saw the video. It definitely felt
Speaker 8: even objectively knowing what the context was because I don't
Speaker 8: like follow him or kept up with it. I saw
Speaker 8: the video before was everything was taken down? Yeah, it
Speaker 8: felt like that. It felt fucking weird. If I was.
Speaker 8: If I'm sitting there with my fiance and I see
Speaker 8: your coworker post a video like that, I'd be like, Yo,
Speaker 8: what the the fuck is this?
Speaker 2: It was weird.
Speaker 8: That's odd.
Speaker 3: And like when she asked them to take it out
Speaker 3: and he didn't take it, it's like, why would you
Speaker 3: first of all, why would you post it anyway? And
Speaker 3: then why would you not take it down when I
Speaker 3: asked you to take it?
Speaker 8: Letesn't even say it was all innocent. And he just
Speaker 8: has a bad ear for music and how it makes
Speaker 8: people feel and what it looks like.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 8: If your coworker asked you to take it down and
Speaker 8: you're clearly showing how close you guys are, you should
Speaker 8: immediately delete it. I don't think that's really a comment,
Speaker 8: and there were obviously not that close for sure, but
Speaker 8: he was implying.
Speaker 2: So they took a picture together because a movie that
Speaker 2: they're in is coming out.
Speaker 10: Yeah, she's also an actress in the Spider Verse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that was two years ago when originally dropped.
Speaker 3: Remember what Metro did like the soundtrack and it went crazy.
Speaker 2: That was like two years ago, and so he just
Speaker 2: recently posted that picture saying coming soon too. Yeah, three
Speaker 2: years ago posted a video with sexy music behind it
Speaker 2: is a Spider Verse coming back? Yeah? Probably is he wrong?
Speaker 2: Is not coming in?
Speaker 8: It's just like but you also, I'm sure he they
Speaker 8: would have done something from the studio when an announcement
Speaker 8: before he did some shit he edited himself on his
Speaker 8: couch I think I'm.
Speaker 2: Agreeing with Rory to an extent. I think it's something else.
Speaker 2: I think they may be like text messages or you know,
Speaker 2: something along that line, or maybe you know she's attractive
Speaker 2: and he, you know, probably flirted a little bit and
Speaker 2: you know, so I get that part.
Speaker 3: I also think her fiance is on her ass about it,
Speaker 3: and because that's what she kept saying, I'm about to
Speaker 3: be married, I'm about to be married, I think her
Speaker 3: fiance probably was like.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what the fuck is this?
Speaker 1: And when you got somebody.
Speaker 8: At home, I think she was probably like, what the
Speaker 8: fuck is this?
Speaker 2: As well?
Speaker 8: No, for sure, and now you got to deal with
Speaker 8: your partner when you didn't even do shit like now
Speaker 8: this looks odd. They're gonna have questions no matter what.
Speaker 2: And on top of that, y'all acting like y'all starring
Speaker 2: in a movie where it's like it's y'all.
Speaker 1: Y'all voice acting. People mightn't even know it was y'all
Speaker 1: behind this.
Speaker 2: I'm about to say, can we keep it one hundred
Speaker 2: for one second? I would have never saw this post.
Speaker 2: If she didn't they didn't talk about that, I would
Speaker 2: have never saw that picture with him. But again, well
Speaker 2: he's big, Shamik is pretty.
Speaker 10: So he's the only spider Man that can't get pussy.
Speaker 1: Yeah they were saying that before this though, Yeah, because.
Speaker 2: This is the thing mare.
Speaker 6: This isn't the first coast that he's tried to like
Speaker 6: make it advance on and openly flirt with. Hailey signed
Speaker 6: Steinfeld is another girl who's actually just got engaged last
Speaker 6: month to Josh Allen. So she's all right and he's
Speaker 6: you know, made passes at her a bunch in interviews
Speaker 6: and press runs and all, and that The internet narrative
Speaker 6: kind of started with him being a creep with her,
Speaker 6: so then him seeing him do it again with another
Speaker 6: actress that he works with, people are like, dude, what
Speaker 6: are you doing? Both of these women are engaged in
Speaker 6: loving relationships and you're just like the creepy guy at work.
Speaker 2: And it's like, yo, thank thank god.
Speaker 8: The Wu Tang saga was about fifteen men. I would
Speaker 8: no issues on that.
Speaker 2: You don't think hit You don't think he hit davey stuff.
Speaker 2: I was like, yo, I won't try to get some piff.
Speaker 2: He would say piff. She meek definitely hit David, Say yo,
Speaker 2: you got no piff.
Speaker 8: We should rehearse lines again.
Speaker 2: You know, see David going to the internet where you at,
Speaker 2: I'm coming to punch.
Speaker 6: I finally found the video. Jesus, it's it forever, all right.
Speaker 6: Here we go ignore the text on the video because
Speaker 6: that's not a part of it. Oh well, that's also
Speaker 6: not the original video.
Speaker 8: Audio or the music, so that's yeah, but either way, but.
Speaker 2: That's the video.
Speaker 10: It's like sexy R and B music and them like
Speaker 10: staring at each other.
Speaker 8: Of people not knowing about this. I wouldn't have known
Speaker 8: about it either. But let's not act like the Internet
Speaker 8: doesn't have certain bubbles. Like there's plenty of shit within
Speaker 8: our bubble that if I asked a regular person on
Speaker 8: the street, I had no idea that was even going on.
Speaker 8: But when you're on your own bubble of hundreds of
Speaker 8: thousands of people, it becomes a thing for your personal life.
Speaker 8: Just because everyone else didn't know about it doesn't mean
Speaker 8: your bubble didn't know about it, and that can be
Speaker 8: fucking weird. So she's gonna get on there while she's
Speaker 8: eating soup, which is like one of my pet peeves
Speaker 8: with was just super fun.
Speaker 1: It was fun.
Speaker 8: Well it's faux but okay, so uncultured. I get why
Speaker 8: she did it. I'm talking about to be married. Stop
Speaker 8: insinuating things.
Speaker 2: She's trying to.
Speaker 10: Get rid of a French guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I ain't gonna lie. Man, you gotta you gotta relax.
Speaker 2: Bro talented. I like I like him though. Oh my god, he.
Speaker 8: Just asking for his Live Ebney magazine cover, which was sick.
Speaker 8: But I don't blame him for that. That was whoever
Speaker 8: directed that was. Have you seen this yet?
Speaker 2: Uh? I don't know.
Speaker 8: Out the Gate is fucking hilarious.
Speaker 2: That's a star.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: No, but this I'm sticking up for him.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 8: This is why directors are important, because if you're just
Speaker 8: on a white cycle with a curtain, you know, they
Speaker 8: were just telling him like, yo, do some wavy ship
Speaker 8: with your hands, and he just was like all right.
Speaker 10: I guess they're like, we promise will make it look
Speaker 10: cool in post.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like, oh, it's a tight shot, don't worry. Meanwhile,
Speaker 8: it's just you doing.
Speaker 2: This with a long white dude rag on.
Speaker 8: I think he has a scully on and there's a curtain.
Speaker 8: That's the dog that is Oh no, that's a that's
Speaker 8: a curtain around his head.
Speaker 2: That's a curtain. He turned into a do rag famo,
Speaker 2: that would be it. What is this move?
Speaker 10: It's not a do rag.
Speaker 8: He's taking this thing to another level.
Speaker 2: That's mall.
Speaker 10: Can we do? Can we do a live cover art
Speaker 10: of just make Him?
Speaker 2: Mall?
Speaker 8: We should do a movie cover art because we do
Speaker 8: have the white side?
Speaker 10: Yeah, can't we?
Speaker 8: I can go get a curtain. We're in the right laghbor.
Speaker 2: It's so funny. We're all slammed. No we're not.
Speaker 8: It's the holidays.
Speaker 2: We can do it.
Speaker 10: Damn, that is a crazy video.
Speaker 2: Fucking man, how fuck you? I like to get down, man,
Speaker 2: don't do shimik like that.
Speaker 8: I like to get down too. It tried to do
Speaker 8: a lot, but it was.
Speaker 2: It was a good show. Yeah, great show.
Speaker 8: It was kung fu, romance, hip hop, it was gangs.
Speaker 2: It's all over all the ship. I love all the ship.
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 8: But the Wu Tang series, I'm mad that ended. Like
Speaker 8: he was great as raik one.
Speaker 2: Yeah that was another great series.
Speaker 8: I wish they would bring that back and just keep going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like just give us like like personal stories from
Speaker 2: each remember, like give us the ghost Face series, the
Speaker 2: Race series, and.
Speaker 8: I mean all of them ended up being great in it.
Speaker 8: Like even if the gentleman that played Rizza as the
Speaker 8: seasons went like his his Rizza impression got crazier. But
Speaker 8: how else are you supposed to imitate? That's how Riza sounds.
Speaker 8: Of course it's gonna sound weird when someone else doesn't.
Speaker 8: What do we have voicemails?
Speaker 2: Got mail? We do?
Speaker 10: Uh before we do today's voicemails.
Speaker 6: I wanted to U bring up our our our guy
Speaker 6: Jack at Free Range Lion Spirit. We had so many
Speaker 6: listeners go to his business. Shout out to every single
Speaker 6: person one star.
Speaker 2: I told you it was gonna ride for you. Everyone
Speaker 2: is just.
Speaker 6: Jumping on Jack seems like a douchebag New Oriana.
Speaker 2: So it's amazing.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Everybody just keep.
Speaker 10: Going fuck Jack running up during the holidays, Like.
Speaker 8: Yes, we've seen Jack clap back, though, let's not celebrate
Speaker 8: now because he made comments to the new roy male
Speaker 8: listener and smoke our podcast. He might tell us about ourselves.
Speaker 10: Remember that one guy that did the ad breakdown?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, we got him the funk out of you.
Speaker 8: He looked, he looked like death on his day off.
Speaker 1: I wasn't fucking he did kind of smoking. You got
Speaker 1: him back, but he was smoking. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I cleaned him up.
Speaker 8: Remember the podcast that's big but they should oh yeah
Speaker 8: yeah Yeah. The real win was all his whole team
Speaker 8: emailing me constantly after I flagged the ship for copyright. Yeah,
Speaker 8: like trying to tell their case, No, sucking dick, cool.
Speaker 2: It's cool, saying is cool. Left sucking dick, It's cool,
Speaker 2: it's cool.
Speaker 8: But once, once he wanted to go to YouTube trial,
Speaker 8: I settled. I let it go, Okay, I just wanted
Speaker 8: them to lose views for that ten days almost two weeks. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and what was so great about it? When you went
Speaker 8: to the video it said copywritten with our LLC.
Speaker 10: Good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was funny anyway. But yeah, I just wanted
Speaker 6: to bring that up again. Should that shout out to everybody?
Speaker 6: I left to comment that the year?
Speaker 8: No, that was last year?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 10: What did you call him? You called him some cartoon?
Speaker 10: That was Max Headman.
Speaker 8: That was last year, right, Jimmy Neutron, that was last year.
Speaker 10: That was lamed him Max Headroom.
Speaker 8: There was a lot of headroom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he I was fucked up. Was it wasn't us?
Speaker 8: Rosen was Peege just kept making his forehead bigger as
Speaker 8: as the clip.
Speaker 10: Went, You're gonna find that clip. Let's help this person
Speaker 10: with their brother, their liquor story issues.
Speaker 9: Love the pod, appreciate all the entertainment you put out,
Speaker 9: especially Demerius, but I'd like to be anonymous. I'm calling
Speaker 9: for some sibling advices. Basically, my sister's husband found was
Speaker 9: on her laptop and was searching something up on Reddit
Speaker 9: and found that the account signed in was my brother's
Speaker 9: account with his own personal Gmail. But he was following
Speaker 9: a bunch of born pages on there, and he was
Speaker 9: posting his nudes to them nice and his face wasn't
Speaker 9: in it, but his body and his tattoo was, And
Speaker 9: we were just feeling really concerned about, like if an
Speaker 9: employer were to see that, or the fact that it
Speaker 9: was just so easily findable on the Internet. And also
Speaker 9: me living with him. He has some sexual tendencies that
Speaker 9: I could see could be problematic, especially dating back to
Speaker 9: like when he was a minor and things, and we
Speaker 9: talk about a pretty traditional and religious background.
Speaker 8: You can't just say that and not tell us what
Speaker 8: those compromising sexual activities were, especially as a miner.
Speaker 2: Well, it's finished just because I do.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to play the second one, but I
Speaker 6: have a little more context we can provide.
Speaker 9: Aroun and you guys, I know, have more sexually progressive background.
Speaker 9: So I was wondering, you guys think this is something
Speaker 9: worth bringing up. I personally am just like very concerned
Speaker 9: for him because all his tendencies aren't necessarily healthy to me.
Speaker 9: But we don't want to like bring this up in
Speaker 9: a way that would make him uncomfortable. So how do
Speaker 9: you guys think we should approach his conversation? And do
Speaker 9: you think we're dragging it by bringing it up in
Speaker 9: the first place?
Speaker 2: What's the he just said we got sexually progressive backgrounds?
Speaker 2: Did he just call his whorse? Oh? I thought he
Speaker 2: called his gay?
Speaker 10: I mean that's why you Okay, Can I do the
Speaker 10: context first?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: So he said in high school someone threatened to extort
Speaker 6: him because he sent someone news while he was in
Speaker 6: high school and the person threat to extore him. And
Speaker 6: he said after that incident he'd stop, but obviously he didn't.
Speaker 6: And then he was also setting him when he was
Speaker 6: a minor, he was sending his nudes to adults, so
Speaker 6: that's could possibly be referred to. And he said his
Speaker 6: sex what do.
Speaker 2: You mean he was sending his news to adult like
Speaker 2: he was in.
Speaker 6: When he was in high school. He's probably sending nudes
Speaker 6: to like a twenty five year older like.
Speaker 8: Those PDF files. I'd never go after dick children.
Speaker 6: So he was in high school sending new to people
Speaker 6: heard of not men. I don't know if this guy's
Speaker 6: in the men or women. It was to catch a
Speaker 6: p You don't know if this guy's into not not
Speaker 6: our caller brother, Okay, I can.
Speaker 8: Yeah, how do you extort a high school student?
Speaker 10: You see?
Speaker 6: Well, you say if I if we're dating in high
Speaker 6: school and I send you nudes and then we have
Speaker 6: a bad break up and you're like, fuck it, I'm
Speaker 6: sharing the.
Speaker 10: Nudes with the whole high school people? Do that give
Speaker 10: me money?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 8: But what like, what do you think the price amount
Speaker 8: for extortion high school is probably like three hundred, four
Speaker 8: hundred three packs of smokes?
Speaker 10: I was going to say, like, what do you trade it?
Speaker 10: What's the value?
Speaker 8: When I was in school?
Speaker 2: Yeah, more backwoods in a ounce.
Speaker 8: Something really unfortunate happened to a girl in my high
Speaker 8: school my freshman year. Someone printed out which is crazy
Speaker 8: in retrospect, like times when you would download emails and
Speaker 8: like print things out, print it out three of her
Speaker 8: nudes and made copies and through them ships Like oh yeah,
Speaker 8: that I was really fucked up. I feel that girls
Speaker 8: because like everyone saw her pussy and like she was
Speaker 8: a freshman.
Speaker 3: Oh she had pussy out in high school fourteen years old.
Speaker 3: Panty picks, Like pussy out is crazy.
Speaker 2: Remember the first news you got like full like of
Speaker 2: course Bush everything, Uh, Bush is crazy.
Speaker 8: It wasn't in the seventies. Yeah, I remember the first
Speaker 8: mow I got it was It wasn't Bush. I mean
Speaker 8: there was some hair there, but it was not a
Speaker 8: push she was. She wasn't waxed, because that'd be crazy
Speaker 8: for a high school girl to get waxed.
Speaker 3: I think that I'm gonna if my daughter wants to
Speaker 3: get wax when she's in high school, I want to
Speaker 3: take her.
Speaker 2: Well. Now that's like probably, Now that's probably.
Speaker 3: That was a big controversy thing where like people were
Speaker 3: like getting our moms for that. But like I completely
Speaker 3: understand because I was shaving when I was in high school,
Speaker 3: and shaving comes with a whole bunch of bullshit that
Speaker 3: you shouldn't have to do it. It's just like wax
Speaker 3: is not a sexual thing. Like girls have spikinis. You
Speaker 3: can't beat the hairy bitch in high school and swimming
Speaker 3: Old Florida.
Speaker 8: Eight that no high school girls getting a wax was
Speaker 8: not swimming. I didn't see a completely waxed box till college.
Speaker 2: Probably yes, women in high school? No, yes, swim, Yeah
Speaker 2: we did.
Speaker 10: I didn't do it.
Speaker 2: That must be a upstate thing. Yeah, well we have pools, Yeah,
Speaker 2: niggas down here. Wasn't jumping in a pool between third
Speaker 2: and fourth period?
Speaker 10: Yeah? I never did it?
Speaker 8: And then shake going to another class's corny all over
Speaker 8: your definitely smell.
Speaker 2: Is that about? That is so? School is stupid when
Speaker 2: you think about it, Like, think to lead this math class,
Speaker 2: rush to the gym, change it to my swim clothes,
Speaker 2: jump in the pool for thirty seven minutes, get out,
Speaker 2: dry off, and then make it to algebra, out a shower,
Speaker 2: then go to chemistry. Yeah what the fuck is that?
Speaker 8: That's nobody showered? Like there people that have gym first
Speaker 8: period and no one would shower. You have like gym
Speaker 8: clothes that you changed and then you put your regular
Speaker 8: clothes back on.
Speaker 10: Yeah that body funk.
Speaker 8: That locker room smokes oh locker room.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, my locker room was so oh it
Speaker 2: was some sing you niggas up town was stinking.
Speaker 8: Yeah, even like football, nobody really watched their practice.
Speaker 2: Ship like the.
Speaker 1: Teenage teenage boy is the worst smell I've.
Speaker 8: Ever Yeah, puberty boy.
Speaker 2: Just Deovonn said, all black people smell like deodorant. I
Speaker 2: saw that clip. Yeah, y'all don't know how hard I
Speaker 2: laught that ship.
Speaker 10: Didn't he say that to Drew Skid, which is awesome.
Speaker 2: The fen was funny because the Vaughne know, we don't
Speaker 2: some niggas stinky, But I understood what he was saying,
Speaker 2: like all black people smell like the odor.
Speaker 8: They had that Drew Sky episode going viral again when
Speaker 8: they were talking to uh Roadside Willie and they're asking
Speaker 8: if like a girl from a rival team came to
Speaker 8: suck hiss dick, would he like forget about the tide
Speaker 8: And the Vonn was like, what if somebody from Texas
Speaker 8: a and m big old titties that look like two
Speaker 8: pit bowls ready to chew.
Speaker 2: On your cock? What? The Drewski got up and walked away.
Speaker 2: We go like you smelled the colonial I don't when
Speaker 2: I came in. I don't know, you gotta smell good
Speaker 2: I feel like you're so full of ship. Really, no,
Speaker 2: you gotta smell good man?
Speaker 10: Yeah what smell?
Speaker 2: Honestly?
Speaker 10: I usually think it's like a lot of deodorant.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, black people do wear a lot of Somebody
Speaker 2: started to risk.
Speaker 8: Somebody put that ship on so slow.
Speaker 2: To put on the went that it was hippy.
Speaker 1: Yeah black people, oh d maybe.
Speaker 2: Nah, you know where that come from. That come from
Speaker 2: one one day being young, being out and your ships
Speaker 2: kind of moving a little bit, and you get caught
Speaker 2: out there like yo, you stick, you funk, you look
Speaker 2: scar you for life. You don't never let that happen again.
Speaker 8: What happened with speedstick? Did that get recalled? That was
Speaker 8: like speed stick? I felt like I was bawling the
Speaker 8: green Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a terrible time speed stick.
Speaker 8: I'm sure if I smelled it, like you know, certain
Speaker 8: smells bring you right back to a time. If I
Speaker 8: could smell speed stick right now would take me right back.
Speaker 8: I would get you a gym locker room. Smelling speed
Speaker 8: stick for me is like me smelling ninety nine banana
Speaker 8: mixed mixed with that the orange axe whatever, the orange
Speaker 8: circle was I forgot.
Speaker 12: I never.
Speaker 1: Discontinued. Damn that brings back.
Speaker 2: Ship. Oh man, speed stick, my daddy, my dad is
Speaker 2: and how much deoderan are we using? We got to
Speaker 2: put rubber grips on the side of it.
Speaker 8: Put that and you would grip it and it would
Speaker 8: like crumble rubble on that ship like it's a glock
Speaker 8: that she would crumble into like crack rocks. Want to
Speaker 8: hit your arm.
Speaker 10: It is amazing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, look at it.
Speaker 10: You ever lick it? But because like it looks all right,
Speaker 10: hear me out.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear you out. You eat the
Speaker 2: over eating it. You're not eating it. I'm talking about.
Speaker 6: When you and you're fresh, open it, open, brand new,
Speaker 6: not after you've been using it for a year and
Speaker 6: then it's like clean and shiny and smooth.
Speaker 10: You never just like put your tongue on it.
Speaker 2: No, I've never done that.
Speaker 14: You've never I've never looked listening has done this and
Speaker 14: I'm waiting for done it.
Speaker 2: But we noticed, like the ass you.
Speaker 6: Think licking is putting a little tongue a little bit
Speaker 6: of the odor.
Speaker 2: It's not like that's not that I think I think
Speaker 2: the ass speed Yeah, very clean and very like you know,
Speaker 2: well cut. Yeah, I don't know. It's like people that
Speaker 2: used to you guys never tried Plato.
Speaker 10: It's the same thing, like it's.
Speaker 2: A I'm a grown man in your forties. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: I was.
Speaker 2: I was in high school putting on theodor and I
Speaker 2: wasn't licking it. I was a kid playing with Plato.
Speaker 2: I didn't know any better. I don't think you should
Speaker 2: lick the odorant.
Speaker 8: My pop said, the quintisential white man smelled old spice
Speaker 8: and gold bond together. Oh that's when you smell my
Speaker 8: pops from. You can smell them from. I'm inside, I
Speaker 8: can smell him. He's outside in the driveway, Dad's way.
Speaker 8: Remember these bottles. I used to have one of these,
Speaker 8: the bottle bottle, the o G I remember those, Yeah,
Speaker 8: old spice. Yeah, I was still in my parents house,
Speaker 8: probably in football, like when chafing would happen. Not the
Speaker 8: yellow gold bond, the green one, the extra man. I
Speaker 8: would be running around my crib like Freddie Mercury when
Speaker 8: that shit hit my.
Speaker 1: Taint, don't piss me off.
Speaker 8: Jumping The green one was crazy. The yellow one was cool.
Speaker 8: That that did the trick, but the green ones when
Speaker 8: you had like severe like two a day's chafing, it
Speaker 8: would carry it in one night. But boy did you
Speaker 8: have to You paid for it.
Speaker 10: This detour we've taken, we didn't help this kid at all.
Speaker 3: What we're so many back all you're from the Bronx,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure you messed with a lot of Spanish women.
Speaker 1: What's the what's the limit?
Speaker 2: Soul? Let me sold? Let me so. I was dating
Speaker 2: a guy and I used some of that ship one
Speaker 2: time a girl shower. My ass was cleaned for seventy
Speaker 2: two hours.
Speaker 1: Bro, this stuff I wanted to try it.
Speaker 3: I was like I had to be like twenty two
Speaker 3: or something for and I was dating this guy and
Speaker 3: his mother was Puerto Rican and I had I'm like,
Speaker 3: what is this like? They always talk about this whatever?
Speaker 3: I use that ship when I tell you, I felt
Speaker 3: like someone has shoved a peppermint up.
Speaker 2: Crazy. Somebody was blowing your buttons, somebody felt like somebody
Speaker 2: was blowing into your butt.
Speaker 10: It was that feeling.
Speaker 2: I love it. Ah, that' like cool.
Speaker 1: I don't like that the clean.
Speaker 10: It's not clean.
Speaker 3: That peppermint doctor browner? Is that y'all use with y'all
Speaker 3: sick asses makes you feel like that too. I don't
Speaker 3: know that the peppermint patty pussy like the severe.
Speaker 8: One does that, not the regular one, which I had
Speaker 8: to stop because again it's like you clean floors. Somebody
Speaker 8: cleaning my balls with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm cool. You just give me dove.
Speaker 8: Real West women like first generation or born there and
Speaker 8: moved to New York. Stop rubbing vics all over your titties.
Speaker 8: They would just have vixed just here and gold band too.
Speaker 2: It was just sick.
Speaker 8: It's just a tradition to go to sleep. And some
Speaker 8: of the bigger West Indian women would put gold bond
Speaker 8: on their chests so they wouldn't sweat all day.
Speaker 2: Yeah it was.
Speaker 8: I mean I still beat.
Speaker 2: Vix when you not when you're not sick, when your
Speaker 2: chest is crazy.
Speaker 8: It didn't stop me. It just there was areas I
Speaker 8: couldn't explore on that.
Speaker 3: The girls, it's a whole thing on TikTok. The girls
Speaker 3: now all the old like things are coming back. The
Speaker 3: girls are now dusting themselves with powder again. Remember you
Speaker 3: back when your grandmother used to dust Oh y'all are men,
Speaker 3: So y'a don't really know y'all don't know. Women back
Speaker 3: in the day used to dust themselves with powder, so
Speaker 3: like powder used to have to be under the titties,
Speaker 3: under the arms, in between the thighs. But we stopped
Speaker 3: doing it because Johnson and Johnson was giving us all
Speaker 3: you don't camp.
Speaker 8: It didn't stop West. Any women took gold bond powder
Speaker 8: and put it on their chest and under their titties.
Speaker 1: Oh it was the powder. I thought you meant like
Speaker 1: the cream.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, the powder. Yeah, but they would also
Speaker 8: put it would mix with vix.
Speaker 1: That's how do we.
Speaker 2: Help this gentleman?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 10: Yeah, bro, you gotta sit your brother down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because this.
Speaker 8: Could lead to something bad. Yeah, he was already sending
Speaker 8: nudes to grown ass fucking adults, So you should try
Speaker 8: to nip this in the button now and get him
Speaker 8: the helping needs.
Speaker 2: But what what what adults worth these though pdf files? Yeah? Probably,
Speaker 2: but like if he was knowingly sending his news to adults,
Speaker 2: like yeah, yeah, people get a lesson.
Speaker 6: Also, like maybe remind him of how much trauma he
Speaker 6: had from the first time he got jammed up with this.
Speaker 6: Like remember in high school when you said you were
Speaker 6: gonna stop this because of how bad. It would be like,
Speaker 6: you're gonna this's gonna happen again.
Speaker 8: So what's the But isn't there like a thing you
Speaker 8: can google his name, he said, and find his nudes
Speaker 8: on Ready, He's like, if an employer just types his
Speaker 8: name and if he has a job interview, the first
Speaker 8: thing that's coming up is his booty hole on Reddit.
Speaker 2: Oh that ain't gonna stop nothing. You could soe now
Speaker 2: if they don't hire you for that, so kind of
Speaker 2: low is protecting you. You wouldn't know that if you
Speaker 2: don't hire me because my news online, I could sue you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but they wouldn't know that. That's why they didn't
Speaker 8: get the job. If you do a job interview and
Speaker 8: then no one ever calls you back, Yeah, you don't
Speaker 8: know why listen riminating. It's people that like have had
Speaker 8: revenge porn or anything online. I think that's fucked up.
Speaker 8: But if there's somebody like willingly spreading their butt cheeks
Speaker 8: on Reddit, I don't know if that's probably the right
Speaker 8: person for this company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree most of your news.
Speaker 8: I don't know if that's not progressive. And I know
Speaker 8: he thinks we are progressive, but now I'm just that person.
Speaker 8: I'm not. I don't even have questions. I just don't
Speaker 8: think I'll ever reply back to that resume.
Speaker 10: Okay, And that's like, And if you're posting on Reddit,
Speaker 10: I'm curious, is it?
Speaker 6: Like I think in most social media people are looking for,
Speaker 6: you know, comments, you're looking for like you're looking for
Speaker 6: like gratits.
Speaker 10: You know, someone is compliment you. So who, Like where
Speaker 10: are they? What forms? Because I'm sure's a million nude
Speaker 10: forms on Reddit?
Speaker 8: Oh for sure?
Speaker 10: What does he want to hear?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 10: What is the what dopamine is being hit that makes
Speaker 10: him want to do this so bad?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 2: What is he serving?
Speaker 8: Okay, let me try to make sense of your question
Speaker 8: with a dopamine? Have you ever sent a risky text
Speaker 8: and you were like to consentially to a person that
Speaker 8: you were flirting with?
Speaker 2: No, yeah, I get yeah.
Speaker 8: Is there not some dopamine or some excitement of that
Speaker 8: reply to your risky text? Yeah, it's a bit of
Speaker 8: impulse that I think is with any type of drug
Speaker 8: or impulse at the moment. And he's been doing this
Speaker 8: since as a kid and continues to do it, so
Speaker 8: clearly he's addicted to whatever a reaction from his risky posts. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's probably what it is. If he just out here
Speaker 8: willing and elly, just sending everything as a kid to
Speaker 8: now also to the world wide Web, not even a
Speaker 8: PDF file like just just here you go, world, Yeah,
Speaker 8: here's my nude, not even on some OnlyFans. Is like
Speaker 8: business model ship you just here you go. There's probably
Speaker 8: some dopamine in getting a response to his naked body,
Speaker 8: which is an addiction that you should probably talk to
Speaker 8: your brother.
Speaker 3: I do wonder why more people don't go into porn,
Speaker 3: Like I have a cousin that I told her was
Speaker 3: like the ship she be doing.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you could just like go into porn like
Speaker 1: you don't be doing anything else doing And what's g
Speaker 1: this bitch this?
Speaker 3: I'm I love, I love she know she knows she
Speaker 3: wild and I'm not gonna say her name. I would
Speaker 3: never do her like that. But she has let she
Speaker 3: let her boyfriend on a piece of food and ate it.
Speaker 3: She's let me, she lets her man p on her
Speaker 3: like she's not geez tested to me, different level of freaky.
Speaker 3: I said, girl, go into porn. I don't like you
Speaker 3: are wasting your talents. Regular niggas like.
Speaker 8: But that's the intimate thing she does with her partner
Speaker 8: that she enjoys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that doesn't mean just some frands on camera. What
Speaker 2: are they called?
Speaker 8: They called it collabing?
Speaker 2: Now, No, he looked, No he collabed, collaborated content. No,
Speaker 2: he pissed on your face. You said how I was?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 1: Yep, mom, you there's no way you're into that type
Speaker 1: of stuff.
Speaker 8: Sex pissing his missionary?
Speaker 10: Does she present freaky?
Speaker 2: Don't do that, don't see don't don't don't do that.
Speaker 2: Don't that narrative? His missionary? You know how crazy?
Speaker 1: I don't want to vegan pe and on me.
Speaker 2: You don't want to know.
Speaker 1: I don't want anybody pan on me.
Speaker 3: But if I had to choose, and you want a
Speaker 3: vegan and pee on you. No, y'all eat a lot
Speaker 3: of sparagus. You ever smelled asparagus pea?
Speaker 2: That's true. It got a little tang to it, but
Speaker 2: at least it's clear. You don't want you what you
Speaker 2: want yellow piss or you want clear?
Speaker 8: First of all, you can eat meat and have clear piss.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just drink water. Yeah, but it's you know, when
Speaker 2: y'all eat meat and pa is kind of like it
Speaker 2: smell like.
Speaker 10: It doesn't smell like steak.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 8: It was like I wish it was like carbon kind
Speaker 8: of Yeah, a bunch of women asked me to piss
Speaker 8: on them. If it smell like carbone, it's hard to
Speaker 8: get a reservation. Clearly they're doing something right.
Speaker 3: Yes, sit down with the sexual devia and and try
Speaker 3: to help them. You're worried about them being embarrassed. Listen
Speaker 3: at this point, it's past that because it sounds like
Speaker 3: you're worried about like their safety or other people's safety.
Speaker 8: So future like this is, it's the internet, it's forever.
Speaker 8: The more you do this, the harder it's going to
Speaker 8: be to get away from it.
Speaker 2: When you want to call better help and give them
Speaker 2: rory mall and you get.
Speaker 8: You could get a therapist.
Speaker 6: You could guilt him with the religious angle too, because
Speaker 6: we're not gonna uh say our coller's name because he
Speaker 6: didn't want it to be said.
Speaker 10: But it's this.
Speaker 8: Also, he's probably lashing out.
Speaker 6: So they are very religious. Well he said it, he
Speaker 6: said the family. Yeah, so you could do that. Hit
Speaker 6: him over the head with like you know, mom, dad.
Speaker 8: Probably why he why? Yeah, he's revolting against a very
Speaker 8: strict and religious household, but I know it'll be awkward,
Speaker 8: especially having that conversation with a sibling, or for his
Speaker 8: safety and his future, have that awkward conversation. Pretty simple
Speaker 8: advice is it's Tom Man, his butthole is on Reddit.
Speaker 8: This is going too far after you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, once your buttthole ends up on Reddit, once your
Speaker 2: balloon knt is on like page three and Reddit.
Speaker 6: Page three, that must be a good photo. Keep going,
Speaker 6: keep here doing something right. How much karma does your
Speaker 6: asshole have?
Speaker 2: Keep it up.
Speaker 8: And if that's his thing and he doesn't want to change,
Speaker 8: get a fucking OnlyFans, bro, like, at least make a career.
Speaker 1: Yeah, make it, That's what I'm saying. Make a dollar or.
Speaker 8: Reach out to theamaricas.
Speaker 10: You guys could collab collapse Syracuse.
Speaker 1: I never says she lived at Syracuse.
Speaker 2: In Rochester, and you still ain't saying. What I g
Speaker 2: was how many followers she got.
Speaker 1: Probably like five hundred.
Speaker 2: Does she present freaking or is it like that's a relationship?
Speaker 2: Oh my bad? Come on, man, No, I thought she
Speaker 2: said she just does like nasty ship with her Like god.
Speaker 8: I mean, so it's questions kind of gross, but you know,
Speaker 8: it's almost Christmas.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 8: Would you ever nut on a piece of toast and
Speaker 8: give it to a young lady?
Speaker 2: Why the fuck? Now, that's the season forgiven. And if
Speaker 2: that's what she wants for Christmas, would.
Speaker 1: You ever look at her differently?
Speaker 3: Yes, if your girl, if she loves you that much,
Speaker 3: if you're a girl that you like nut on toaster street. O.
Speaker 2: If my girl tells me, yo, nut on this toast
Speaker 2: street and I'm gonna eat it, I'm gonna help her
Speaker 2: pack her belongers and get it.
Speaker 4: Really.
Speaker 3: See, that's what I'll be trying to tell y'all. I'll
Speaker 3: be trying to be so freaky for this minute, these
Speaker 3: men and they judging you.
Speaker 2: I just what were we doing? Nut on French toast? Nah?
Speaker 2: Like this little little little you know, the toaster STRUDEO.
Speaker 1: So she could mix it with the glaze.
Speaker 2: You don't have to do that. I could just nut
Speaker 2: in your mouth like you don't have to.
Speaker 8: Do that, and then chase it with it.
Speaker 3: Maybe she wants nah, but like maybe she wants to experience.
Speaker 3: You want to hit the mact to hit the um
Speaker 3: say hit the mac and cheese.
Speaker 8: I think, honestly, in the height of the moment before
Speaker 8: I nutted, I would probably agree to that, and the
Speaker 8: post nut clarity would hit me quicker than when I
Speaker 8: beat off by myself, like and and it'd be clear,
Speaker 8: and then i'd see it on the I'd probably tell
Speaker 8: her to stop, and if she ate, I'd be like,
Speaker 8: all right. First of all, I'm gonna go get a
Speaker 8: rag while you, yeah asked, while you enjoy your breakfast.
Speaker 2: So I'm about to come. She leans over to the
Speaker 2: nice and grabs eggle that's on a saucer. Well on this,
Speaker 2: I'm sure like, no, I don't have to nut again. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm just like yo.
Speaker 6: And it would have to be preheated because those coming frozen,
Speaker 6: so you gotta toast it toasted before.
Speaker 10: It's got to be timed, like the ding has to
Speaker 10: go off on the toaster, and you gotta be like
Speaker 10: all right, And then you.
Speaker 8: Don't want to get a skill building.
Speaker 2: There's too much going on. It's too much happening. We
Speaker 2: ain't got to do that.
Speaker 14: Coming on the torture is hilarious. A girl asked me
Speaker 14: to come on the mirror one and I couldn't do it, like,
Speaker 14: come on the mirror? Why just we was having sex
Speaker 14: in front of the mirror, and she was like, come
Speaker 14: on the mirror, I'm gonna look it up. And I
Speaker 14: just started laughing.
Speaker 2: I don't like. I was like, Yo, what are you
Speaker 2: talking swag? It's not swag, it is licking the mirror. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's weird. That's weir in the toaster strude.
Speaker 8: At least at you in a hotel, because that's crazy
Speaker 8: looking at a hotel.
Speaker 2: Here, fucking nuts the Mandre stop behind the.
Speaker 1: Stop, guys, I'm really getting, you.
Speaker 8: Know, and you know what's nuts. I know I've stayed
Speaker 8: in every single room in the Mandria on in West Hollywood.
Speaker 8: That means I was doing a fit check getting dressed,
Speaker 8: and Mal's nut was there at one point.
Speaker 2: For sure. They know me. I was.
Speaker 8: I was staring at my jeans and Mall's nut.
Speaker 2: I always cover the couch with sheets. They time me
Speaker 2: I came to my room, that couch. The fact that
Speaker 2: sheets so funny. Every every time I've seen enough porn,
Speaker 2: they shoot and this this is this is we're on set. Nah,
Speaker 2: I'm cool. Cover that ship up.
Speaker 10: Lily Phillips running around, Oh my god, well this was fun.
Speaker 8: Uh PG just to catch his flight. Everyone has to
Speaker 8: get home.
Speaker 2: Oh ship, Yeah, you gotta go this. This was great.
Speaker 8: Happy Holidays to everyone, whatever you celebrate. Thoughts and prayers
Speaker 8: were with everyone that's having a tough time during this holiday.
Speaker 2: Thank you. We will be back for the new Year.
Speaker 8: We are rightfully so you guys can get mad. I
Speaker 8: don't really give a fuck. We're not putting an episode
Speaker 8: out on Christmas. No, man, enjoy your time with the
Speaker 8: fan man. We're giving one episode for you guys. You
Speaker 8: will not have one on Friday and Saturday, but we
Speaker 8: will be right back.
Speaker 2: We will be back Monday. We will be back.
Speaker 8: It's okay for some people to take Christmas off with
Speaker 8: their family, and I know that's a crazy concept.
Speaker 3: It's the perfect time for you to go back and
Speaker 3: watch the Patreon episode episodes that you haven't seen. And
Speaker 3: if you're not signed up for Patreon, you should go
Speaker 3: sign up because there's a fucking crazy backlog of some
Speaker 3: of my favorite episodes.
Speaker 1: So do that on Christmas.
Speaker 2: Use this time to catch up on episode. Subscribe to
Speaker 2: the Patreon.
Speaker 6: If you ain't post your booty hall on Reddit, post
Speaker 6: your booty hall on Patreon.
Speaker 10: Patreon.
Speaker 3: We can see it if you post it in the
Speaker 3: community chat. We have a community chat that we do
Speaker 3: check and go in there and talk to you guys.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna check it during Christmas and see how you
Speaker 3: guys are doing. So please in the Patreon community chat,
Speaker 3: you can go in there and post your stuff.
Speaker 8: I don't think we have guidelines, but as soon as
Speaker 8: we sign off, I'm putting a guideline that you can't
Speaker 8: put your booty whole.
Speaker 2: Doing that.
Speaker 8: I don't want anyone putting nudes in that thing whatsoever.
Speaker 10: I feel like that actually would happen. Someone would do that.
Speaker 2: Also, take this time to leave us more voicemails. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: while we're off, so when we come back, we can
Speaker 2: listen to you crazies and tell us about your holidays
Speaker 2: and what you and your crazy family did. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: have some fun when we get back. Be safe, be blessed,
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, enjoy your family, enjoy your time together, and
Speaker 2: we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safe, be blessed. I'm
Speaker 2: that nigga, he's just ginger peace