Speaker 1: You mentioned it in our group chat, and we all
Speaker 1: were super interested in what she had to say. He
Speaker 1: gave us like a little tidbit. But then a lot
Speaker 1: of time passed and I put in our group chat, yo,
Speaker 1: I think mall might like this chick. It felt like
Speaker 1: you were kind of gate keeping the information in that
Speaker 1: maybe you and Seleena had hit it off.
Speaker 2: We like some screenshots. He like, nah, I g she
Speaker 2: i g okay, nigga, send the screenshot.
Speaker 3: So what I did was you saw how the game
Speaker 3: worked for Clay.
Speaker 1: You went right in there and was like, Yo, you
Speaker 1: want to be my girlfriend.
Speaker 3: False Trappers. Somebody should have told me, be like this,
Speaker 3: be like this, be like this. Somebody should have told
Speaker 3: me like this, be like this, False Trappers. Somebody should
Speaker 3: have told me, be like this, be like this, be
Speaker 3: like this. Somebody should have told me like this.
Speaker 1: Maul came in so happy that I was getting killed
Speaker 1: for a change in the comments.
Speaker 3: I'm not happy because it's never good. You're a little
Speaker 3: getting smoked. In the comments.
Speaker 1: I said you were going to get smoking. Listen, all
Speaker 1: energy shifts. No matter what, everyone's gonna have their day.
Speaker 1: I'm just happy that I'm right about what I'm being
Speaker 1: killed about.
Speaker 3: Oh now, now, now you sound like me two weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Chris Rock is not it ain't listening. He's an a
Speaker 3: celebrity bro. But I understand why you think he's not.
Speaker 3: I get it. He's not the prototypical.
Speaker 1: It's a fun debate. And this isn't even a Patreon plug.
Speaker 1: But I will say patreon dot com forward slash new
Speaker 1: roya Maul. We had a long debate about a list
Speaker 1: celebrities and argued up and down the Chris Rock is
Speaker 1: not an a lister And now I'm getting killed with
Speaker 1: our clip on Instagram going to our Patreon.
Speaker 3: But it's fine.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 3: I spent the weekend reading like a bunch of comments
Speaker 3: and things like that about me, like in the last week. Okay,
Speaker 3: James how it's interesting to see a few phases, a
Speaker 3: few names in there that's talking crazy me very all
Speaker 3: demorics I see, Well, I didn't see de Marius. I
Speaker 3: don't see that with demerits. But it's been it's been
Speaker 3: interesting seeing the people that are have some very you know,
Speaker 3: questionable energy and things to say I do as of reason.
Speaker 1: I've done a lot of like Reddit cleansing and comment cleansing.
Speaker 1: I don't particularly like check the way I used to. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but then I'll do what you do, like weeks later,
Speaker 1: be like I got some time on what was going on,
Speaker 1: and that might piss me off more because now for
Speaker 1: it's somebody I know, is someone that I need to
Speaker 1: text about a comment they had.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so much time has passed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're probably why why because.
Speaker 3: I just saw Now I'm mad. Yeah, now I'm not
Speaker 3: really mad, but it is it is some people in
Speaker 3: there that that I had said some things and it's like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: like I know I know where to put I know
Speaker 3: which compartment to put you in. That like we not
Speaker 3: as we not as cool as we once was. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a fact. It's a few niggas that had some
Speaker 3: ship to say.
Speaker 1: And I'm just like, word, but what's crossing the line
Speaker 1: with like rap debate stuff and associates.
Speaker 3: Uh, just questioning things that have nothing to do with
Speaker 3: the music about me person Like when people start doing that,
Speaker 3: start saying things that's like personal because all of this
Speaker 3: shit is subjective. It's music we're talking about here, None
Speaker 3: of it Kendrick and Drake here, like none of this
Speaker 3: is none of this is that serious. But it's like
Speaker 3: some people have had some things to say in some
Speaker 3: comments where it's like, oh you it's something else you
Speaker 3: feel some way about. This is a this is a
Speaker 3: personal comment that you posting on the internet, and you
Speaker 3: got my number. You can't get you can't get likes
Speaker 3: and comments when you in direct That's why I gotta
Speaker 3: put you so now I know which box I gotta
Speaker 3: put you in. It's like I thought you was something
Speaker 3: other than what you are, Like, okay, so it's it's
Speaker 3: it's fine, it's no, it's no, it's no beef, it's
Speaker 3: none of that. It's just you know, when you know
Speaker 3: when you see somebody say something you like, Because I'm
Speaker 3: doing that a lot now too, Like people say certain things.
Speaker 3: I'm no longer taking it just for what they say,
Speaker 3: Like I'm looking deeper into that comment now, like where
Speaker 3: did that come from? Because people do that because people
Speaker 3: will tell you that they have an issue with you
Speaker 3: or they feel some type of way about you without
Speaker 3: really saying it. They'll say other shit and it's like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's interesting coming off the Kendrick and Drake beef. Is
Speaker 3: that's what you want to say about me?
Speaker 2: Some niggas don't get adapt Some niggas get a nod now.
Speaker 3: Some niggas don't get nothing, like, that's the that's the game,
Speaker 3: that's the that's the that's the balling part about it.
Speaker 3: When you just walk past niggas that used to kick
Speaker 3: it with and they know why, Oh they know. I
Speaker 3: always know why, like damn, oh he must have saw that, yeah,
Speaker 3: or he must have heard that, or somebody must have
Speaker 3: told him what I said, Like it's always that when
Speaker 3: you when the energy goes from how I usually am
Speaker 3: with people, like yo, what's good to just straight like
Speaker 3: walk past them? They know, like, oh shit, he heard.
Speaker 1: I hold on those comments, though I do stream shot
Speaker 1: them and favored them for them to manifest themselves years
Speaker 1: from now.
Speaker 3: Almost I almost did that. I almost liked the comments
Speaker 3: so that people know I saw it. Oh I love
Speaker 3: doing that. But I'm like, nah, I'm like, I don't
Speaker 3: even want to do that. I don't even want to
Speaker 3: do that. I want to I want to see how
Speaker 3: their energy is next time we're around each other, Like
Speaker 3: I want to see if they stand behind that the
Speaker 3: energy of that comment, because that's what you gotta do
Speaker 3: now with me, Like whatever you say about me on
Speaker 3: a public platform or in some comments or anything like that,
Speaker 3: just staying behind it. Next time were in the same room, Like,
Speaker 3: we don't have to speak. I don't know if people
Speaker 3: know that too. Like we're all adults, we're all grown.
Speaker 3: We don't have to speak to each other. It ain't beef.
Speaker 3: But it's like, bro, we don't have to Some of
Speaker 3: y'all don't speak to anyway. So it's like now it's
Speaker 3: really like, oh cool, you feel that way all love.
Speaker 3: Just don't don't don't try to be cool and be
Speaker 3: friends in person and then be online talking a little
Speaker 3: sideways and comments like it just just just doesn't add
Speaker 3: up with me. So just let things add and let
Speaker 3: the math be right. When we see each other.
Speaker 1: Just like celebrities, there's tears to those comments for me,
Speaker 1: most of them.
Speaker 3: I don't give a fuck. It's whatever. Yeah, I'm used
Speaker 3: to it by this. It's just certain people.
Speaker 1: Then there's like that associate b list tier. Yeah, for example,
Speaker 1: there was a gentleman that we weren't like cool or whatever.
Speaker 1: We see each other around the small music industry. He
Speaker 1: worked at Dreamville, then he worked at Interscope, and I
Speaker 1: had tweeted just like on some fun shit y'all bucket list.
Speaker 3: I want to ep a Lloyd Bangs album years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think too cool to blog or one of
Speaker 1: those joints like just screenshot it and posted it and
Speaker 1: then under it it was like, what a fucking idiot?
Speaker 3: What does he know about producing an album? Like yeah,
Speaker 3: a little too like what yo? What the fuck? Like
Speaker 3: all of that, you would think that I don't I
Speaker 3: can't produce album. That's whatever.
Speaker 1: That shit, but like what we don't know each other
Speaker 1: like that that you could start saying shit like idiot
Speaker 1: or something like that. Yeah, so I screenshotted it, favorite it.
Speaker 1: Then when my album dropped, put the comment on my
Speaker 1: story and.
Speaker 3: Added them yeah with the link.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great projects, But that's bealers ship where I just
Speaker 1: want to be petty. I don't care that much. The
Speaker 1: A list one is like, I gotta we have to
Speaker 1: have a conversation.
Speaker 3: Pettiness cool, you need a little pettiness. I think it keeps.
Speaker 3: It keeps things kind of like spicy. It's like adding
Speaker 3: hot sauce to your favorite meal. It's like if you
Speaker 3: don't have it, it's fine, but you put it in there,
Speaker 3: it just kicks things up a little bit, gives it
Speaker 3: a little flavor, a little warmth. That's all. Warm shit up.
Speaker 3: It's springtime. It's time to warm shit up a little bit.
Speaker 1: And then I felt like I did something. I ended
Speaker 1: up deleting the comment because I did feel kind of bad.
Speaker 1: I went to his page after i'd added him. I
Speaker 1: hadn't been in the page since that comment, and I
Speaker 1: saw that he did like an interview where he was
Speaker 1: talking about spiraling from like alcoholism and lost his family,
Speaker 1: and I commented, llol damn.
Speaker 3: But that was the comment. I commented that under his
Speaker 3: spiral video nice when they go low, right up under
Speaker 3: them when they go low. Huh.
Speaker 1: Listen, you didn't need to take out your alcoholism and
Speaker 1: losing your family on me and my Lloyd Banks aspirations.
Speaker 1: If you mad at your own self, don't come on
Speaker 1: the internet. When we have like thirty five mutual people
Speaker 1: we'll see each other and call me an idiot for
Speaker 1: no reason. Yeah, and I think it was even worse
Speaker 1: to it. He might have said retard like he took it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so lool damn it. You're your drunken spiral. You had
Speaker 1: to have you want to get a drink, and solve
Speaker 1: this brou that's crazy.
Speaker 5: You had to have fuck one of his bitches before.
Speaker 5: Something that you you a girl mentioned to him that
Speaker 5: you fucked before, had to be But.
Speaker 3: Why is that an issue?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I'm not like, why is that? Why is that even
Speaker 3: even if that's right, even if you're correct in saying that,
Speaker 3: why is that even an issue? If we have a
Speaker 3: female in common, like sounds like we got similar tastes,
Speaker 3: is that like a reason to be mad like you?
Speaker 1: That's the difference between and if I'm still talking to
Speaker 1: her while you're talking to her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now you have an issue like, hey, don't speak
Speaker 3: to my girl.
Speaker 1: No, y'all have a history. But I'm not speaking to
Speaker 1: any of his house I know that for a fact.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it might be his favorite hold that she don't
Speaker 5: know about. That's who niggas be mad about. Niggas don't
Speaker 5: be mad about who fucked Their main thing. May be
Speaker 5: mad about who fucked the girl they love, they really love.
Speaker 2: That's what they be mad about.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's what they are.
Speaker 3: You walking around with that energy in your chest, that's
Speaker 3: why you niggas is in the hospital. Like your niggas
Speaker 3: be heartbroken.
Speaker 1: Or really frustrates men with chicks that they love and
Speaker 1: aren't really with, they have no grounds to be upset,
Speaker 1: and that makes them more mad, Like I can't be
Speaker 1: mad at her for fucking with somebody else. We're not together, right,
Speaker 1: But I love you?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: How do you not like you can't go fuck somebody else?
Speaker 3: I love you? Yeah? Why aren't you waiting for me?
Speaker 1: Why don't you waiting for me to clean my shit
Speaker 1: up and make you an honest woman one day?
Speaker 3: They do like the emotional man. Girl. That's just lady.
Speaker 3: Ain't be your fault too, though?
Speaker 2: Why you pointed me?
Speaker 3: Because you're a woman, So it be yall fault, Like
Speaker 3: I gotta point to you. I can't point the peach.
Speaker 3: I gotta point you fault. It's just it's women's fault
Speaker 3: that men get in these positions of being hurt and
Speaker 3: being heartbroken because you know, y'all do little things where
Speaker 3: the guy that likes you sometimes you don't like him,
Speaker 3: but you like the other guy more than you like him,
Speaker 3: and he knows the other guy and he knows that
Speaker 3: you like the other guy more, and he's like yo.
Speaker 3: But then, but why you like him more than me? Though? See?
Speaker 3: When you ask for God to ask that question that
Speaker 3: already that's nasty. That's why that's kind of like. See,
Speaker 3: that's why I like him. He would never ask me.
Speaker 2: He would never ask me that.
Speaker 3: He would never ask me that. That's why you should
Speaker 3: That's why I like him more than I like you,
Speaker 3: because he would never ask me that. See, they don't
Speaker 3: like that. And then I get now, I got my
Speaker 3: car getting shot at see with the women, I just
Speaker 3: because of this.
Speaker 2: It was not the woman's fault. He kept everything he
Speaker 2: just said.
Speaker 3: Was it always goes back to women. It always goes
Speaker 3: back to women. You know that any problem between men,
Speaker 3: there's a woman somewhere.
Speaker 1: I used to think that for a while, but now Nah,
Speaker 1: some dudes just be weird.
Speaker 2: Niggas just be weird.
Speaker 3: Somebody that was a very one sided beef that y'all
Speaker 3: know of.
Speaker 1: Remember years ago you, you and a bunch of other
Speaker 1: of our friends were convinced that it had to do
Speaker 1: something with a woman like y'all talk to the same girl. No,
Speaker 1: have no mutuals, know nothing. Some people are just fucking
Speaker 1: jealous and weird. Some people are just straight up weirdos.
Speaker 3: Do you think that you ever had a friend around
Speaker 3: you that may have had romantic feelings for you a
Speaker 3: guy and you didn't know, like on some Tyler and
Speaker 3: uh Grod Carmichael. Shit, yeah, things just got weird. You
Speaker 3: don't know why. It's like, yo, homie just got started
Speaker 3: acting crazy. Like I don't think so. I think so. No,
Speaker 3: not openly gay, like had like secret like man crushed
Speaker 3: feelings for you and and.
Speaker 1: They're still like in the closet. Yeah, no, I don't
Speaker 1: think so.
Speaker 3: I think so. Really, I think.
Speaker 5: Coming on, no, I'm saying, did you think somebody did
Speaker 5: that with Rory with me for yourself?
Speaker 3: With me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Like I think it was a guy that used
Speaker 3: to be around me, that used to be cool with me.
Speaker 3: We're no longer cool. I think because a girl told
Speaker 3: me years ago that she thought he was gay. She
Speaker 3: was like, YO, think he's gay. No, she didn't say
Speaker 3: she thinks. She was like, yo, he's gay cause you
Speaker 3: know whomen when y'all know, y'all know. She was like, yo,
Speaker 3: he's gay, and I laughed. I was like, yo, shut
Speaker 3: the he's not gay. She was like I she said,
Speaker 3: just remember I told you he's gay. And I was like,
Speaker 3: now that we're not cool no more. And I really
Speaker 3: don't understand and know why. It's kind of like things
Speaker 3: just got weird and he started saying crazy and I'm
Speaker 3: just like, oh, I know a compartment I got to
Speaker 3: put him in. Never fuck with him again. I think
Speaker 3: he's gay.
Speaker 1: Okay, now that you're having like the retrospect hindsight twenty
Speaker 1: twenty thing, what are red flags now that you realize
Speaker 1: like that was kind of some gay shit.
Speaker 3: Overly aggressive when like the Homies is out and it's
Speaker 3: like you just overly aggressive, wanting to fight, and it's like, fam,
Speaker 3: it's ain't even that type of energy looks like over you.
Speaker 3: I would hope, Well, maybe maybe you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: which is out in a very in a very unique way. Yeah, maybe,
Speaker 3: like you know what I'm saying. I'm not gay. I
Speaker 3: don't care if you are, but I'm not. You know,
Speaker 3: do your thing. But I think that that's a real thing.
Speaker 3: I don't think that. I don't think that men that
Speaker 3: are in the closet sometimes if they have homeboys, they
Speaker 3: don't know how to come out and say it. Naturally,
Speaker 3: we all know that, but I think it gets even
Speaker 3: more difficult when I think the older you get, I
Speaker 3: think the older cause it's kind of like yo, bro,
Speaker 3: like we're all grown men now, got kids, Like if
Speaker 3: you gate just live your life, like who gives a fuck?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. So, but I think that
Speaker 3: a lot of men still struggle with that, and so
Speaker 3: they mask it with overly you know, tough emotions and oh,
Speaker 3: I'll turn this whole ship up. It's like the whole time,
Speaker 3: the horny Yeah, whole time, you just got horny demons
Speaker 3: on your shoulder for.
Speaker 1: You just can't get the nut you want off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's like it's like, bro, like you built this
Speaker 1: built up seamen.
Speaker 5: Imagine like nothing and be like I ain't want this,
Speaker 5: Like this ain't what I want.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, that's great, This ain't what I want. Why
Speaker 3: you're laying with a woman.
Speaker 1: I've had some questionable bodies more in my thirty four
Speaker 1: not that question definitely.
Speaker 3: Laid there like what the fuck did I just do? Yeah, No,
Speaker 3: we've all had that like that.
Speaker 2: You can't even enjoy it nothing Like it's a force
Speaker 2: of nuts.
Speaker 3: With the marriages talk about, it's a whole different level
Speaker 3: of that's.
Speaker 1: Probably most men in the closet, though, for a while
Speaker 1: or they just can't not.
Speaker 3: Oh, Ship, I mean that's something you can speak, so
Speaker 3: I can't don't.
Speaker 2: I've seen it.
Speaker 3: One thing I'm gonna do. I get to the race,
Speaker 3: I finishes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I closed where they're on perks coke. Maybe it
Speaker 1: was just that maybe it wasn't gay.
Speaker 3: Or they could be gay and them perks is to
Speaker 3: mass gay feelings too. See these niggas be see, but
Speaker 3: they're not telling y'all. These niggas is drugged up because
Speaker 3: they're really trying to suppress them gay demons in their body.
Speaker 3: They can't face reality. You can't face the reality niggas
Speaker 3: over there. You think this nigga just trying not to
Speaker 3: go at his man and kiss his man in the mouth.
Speaker 3: It's homeboy, yo, be gay, fam if you gave me that,
Speaker 3: put the perks and ship. Put the opioids down, bro,
Speaker 3: because you only feel.
Speaker 1: They only feel comfortab putting on the mass scarrat in
Speaker 1: the dress once they're addicted to opioids.
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: You know like what you know what before they had
Speaker 1: the lean addiction, they was dressing kind of regular.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah. Then they started feeling a little swervy
Speaker 3: and was like listen, it's just eyeliner. Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 3: It is a little smoky eye. That's all I need,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, put a little smokeing around
Speaker 3: the US.
Speaker 1: Trigger warning. This next segment has to do with domestic violence.
Speaker 1: If you or anyone that you know has been involved
Speaker 1: with domestic violence, please contact eight hundred and seven nine.
Speaker 3: Three No. But in all serious things, over the weekend,
Speaker 3: well when was this Friday? The news came out or
Speaker 3: the video came out Friday morning. Friday morning, so we
Speaker 3: got a video came out. I think Roy sent it
Speaker 3: to the chat. Somebody Peach. Peach sent it to the chat,
Speaker 3: sent the video to the chat. Video from twenty sixteen
Speaker 3: came out from a Las Vegas hotel, Los Angeles. It's
Speaker 3: Los Angeles, Yeah, okay, Los Angeles hotel, and it shows
Speaker 3: a ditty assaulting Cassie in a hotel hallway near the elevator,
Speaker 3: brutally abusing her. And after that, obviously the entire culture
Speaker 3: and media everything when we got some requests to do
Speaker 3: some late night show interviews and it was just like
Speaker 3: everything just kind of just went up in flames. But
Speaker 3: we're here to talk about a few things. First, prayers
Speaker 3: to Cassie. Yeah, because I'm sure as that video came out,
Speaker 3: she had to relive that moment, and obviously other moments
Speaker 3: came to mind as well. So prayers to Cassie, love
Speaker 3: and like to Cassie. Hopefully she's in a better place.
Speaker 3: Hopefully she's found peace and joy and happiness and is
Speaker 3: healing from that trauma. Just having to deal with that.
Speaker 1: Just filing the suit, I'm sure was extremely difficult for her.
Speaker 1: A lot of people that had not talked to her
Speaker 1: in a while hit her up when that suit came
Speaker 1: out to apologize and this and that. But then I'm
Speaker 1: sure there was a lot of people that didn't and
Speaker 1: then they saw this video on Friday, I'm sure her
Speaker 1: phone was ringing with a bunch of people that she
Speaker 1: didn't even care to hear.
Speaker 3: For you're sorries aren't.
Speaker 1: Going to fix any no here almost I feel like
Speaker 1: a selfish move for a lot of people that are
Speaker 1: now that we're in that circle now, like yo, I
Speaker 1: want to go apologize to Cassie personally.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she wants nothing to do with y'all. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: And it's it's unfortunate because when the lawsuit came out,
Speaker 3: when Cassie fired a lawsuit. You know, a lot of
Speaker 3: people had a lot of things to say about Cassie.
Speaker 3: She's looking for money grab you know, she's supposed to
Speaker 3: be married with kids. She hasn't, she moved on. You know,
Speaker 3: why is she lying about this? Why?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 3: Wait? So many it was just a whole bunch of
Speaker 3: things that people had to say about Cassie wants her
Speaker 3: lawsuit was fouled. So Friday was a day of you know, truth,
Speaker 3: a day of you know, remembrance for a lot of people,
Speaker 3: a lot of victims of domestic violence, but in particular
Speaker 3: in this situation is very unique because this is coming
Speaker 3: from the hands of a guy. Let me speak for
Speaker 3: myself in this, in this moment, a guy that I
Speaker 3: looked up to, a guy that I supported, and I feel,
Speaker 3: you know, I feel like a sucker for that. Haven't
Speaker 3: had to had any hand in supporting and helping this
Speaker 3: person become the figure that they are in our culture.
Speaker 3: So let me say, I take owners on me being
Speaker 3: a sucker for that.
Speaker 2: But you didn't know, you can't be It's not about knowing.
Speaker 3: They're just now looking at it. It's like, okay, but
Speaker 3: I supported that, not knowing all these years, but still
Speaker 3: I supported it. So it's like I didn't know, but
Speaker 3: now I know. So, you know, it's a lot of
Speaker 3: things that come to mind because you know, when you
Speaker 3: as you, when you, if you are fortunate enough to
Speaker 3: get older and uh live through some moments, you start
Speaker 3: to realize a lot of a lot of these idols
Speaker 3: and these figures that you look up to are not
Speaker 3: worth it. A lot of false idols walking around, and
Speaker 3: Diddy is unequivocally, undeniably a false idol. It just is
Speaker 3: what it is. This is coming from a kid that's
Speaker 3: stood online to buy No Way Out CD save my
Speaker 3: own money as a as a high schooler. I may
Speaker 3: have been high school, may have been fourteen that came
Speaker 3: out fourteen fifteen. So I you know, speaking from somebody
Speaker 3: that supported and looked up to and you know, used
Speaker 3: Diddy as the guy that I could point to him
Speaker 3: and say, look, black men from my city, from my community,
Speaker 3: from the same streets that I grew up on, we
Speaker 3: can make it. We can become something, we can become
Speaker 3: something bigger than life. We can do great things. We
Speaker 3: can you know, represent black men in a light where
Speaker 3: we're not normally represented. You know, we get a lot
Speaker 3: of stereotypes placed on us, and Diddy for so long
Speaker 3: was a guy that we could point to and say,
Speaker 3: here's a guy that beat all of those odds and
Speaker 3: beat all those stereotypes, and you know, knocked down a
Speaker 3: lot of doors and created a lot of opportunities for
Speaker 3: the culture and for people and guys that looked like
Speaker 3: myself coming from the city that I'm from. But Friday,
Speaker 3: all of that changed. For years, we've heard things in
Speaker 3: the Cashi lawsuit, we heard things that were disturbing. I
Speaker 3: had personal phone call from my position that we took
Speaker 3: when we first reported on that, from guys that I
Speaker 3: respect and that I always listened to after all that happened,
Speaker 3: and it was very interesting because there was a lot
Speaker 3: of we don't knows, we can't speak too soon, you know,
Speaker 3: let things unfold and things like that, which is true.
Speaker 3: And sometimes what we do with Rory is sometimes we
Speaker 3: speak prematurely because we're trying. We're almost talking in real
Speaker 3: time some of the time. So I understood that. I
Speaker 3: was like, you know what, You're right, maybe we have
Speaker 3: to let things unfold. But Friday was a day of
Speaker 3: there is nothing else to say about it. There's nothing
Speaker 3: else to debate about it, there's nothing else to question
Speaker 3: about it. Because while we saw that video, the one
Speaker 3: thing I found myself thinking about was what didn't we.
Speaker 1: See If you're comfortable doing this in a public hotel
Speaker 1: lobby inst to that elevator, Yeah.
Speaker 3: What are you comfortable doing behind closed doors? Right? So
Speaker 3: that was one of the first things I thought about.
Speaker 3: And I have sisters, I have nieces, I have a
Speaker 3: lot of female friends, and in that moment, I just
Speaker 3: thought about a lot of them, like how many how
Speaker 3: many relatives and close women friend friends do I have
Speaker 3: that dealt with some shit like this and never told anybody.
Speaker 3: You start thinking about a lot like it's crazy what
Speaker 3: one video will do to your your psyche and just
Speaker 3: your energy. And I started thinking about that, and like
Speaker 3: you said, Rory, if you can do that in front
Speaker 3: of cameras in the hallway and you know, elevator, that's
Speaker 3: a certain ego that comes with that, that's a certain
Speaker 3: level of untouchable of you know, regularity, that's regular you
Speaker 3: do that that, Like, it was a lot of things
Speaker 3: that felt that felt like a regular thing in that video.
Speaker 3: It almost felt like we were watching a movie because
Speaker 3: you see shit like that in movies, like a movie
Speaker 3: scene where domestic violence happens, and you're like, damn, like
Speaker 3: that was crazy. But to watch that and know that
Speaker 3: that was real and that wasn't a movie, and the
Speaker 3: things that we didn't see, and just watching Cassie's you know,
Speaker 3: body language of not even trying to fight, kind of
Speaker 3: just laying there like letting it happen, not wanting to
Speaker 3: fight back because you know, in fear of it escalating,
Speaker 3: going further and you being hurt more severely than you
Speaker 3: already are. It fucked with me. And I'll be honest, like,
Speaker 3: it really fucked me, and it bothered me because again,
Speaker 3: to here's somebody that you know, again speaking for myself,
Speaker 3: that I held to such a high regard, and it
Speaker 3: was somebody that you know, I thought representing black men
Speaker 3: in a in a very positive, very strong, very confident way.
Speaker 3: But to see that all of that gets negated, all
Speaker 3: of that is you hit the delete button on all
Speaker 3: of that shit. Anything I ever supported, I don't support
Speaker 3: it no more. Anything I ever spoke about, any great
Speaker 3: things that I always had to say about the music
Speaker 3: and the fashion and you know, all of that, all
Speaker 3: of that is negated, it's over for that that type
Speaker 3: of energy, that type of violence towards women is it's
Speaker 3: disturbing because again, what didn't we see And that's kind
Speaker 3: of what Demarus was saying before.
Speaker 1: You didn't know, but still feel somewhat complicit in it,
Speaker 1: just because of support and absolutely, which we talked about
Speaker 1: when the Cassie case was filed. I think we were
Speaker 1: in London whatever Patreon that was, and we were discussing like,
Speaker 1: just being in the entertainment business alone makes you somewhat complicit,
Speaker 1: even if you don't know shit, Yeah, you're in a
Speaker 1: very sick world that is specific to harming a lot
Speaker 1: of women.
Speaker 3: Like it's even if we don't know, we're not there.
Speaker 1: We know that this entertainment business is full of it,
Speaker 1: and we still work with people without vetting the way
Speaker 1: maybe we should. When you see something like that, I
Speaker 1: feel like all of us, whether it be in media
Speaker 1: and we're not attached to Diddy, but if we're just
Speaker 1: in the entertainment space and some degree away from that,
Speaker 1: I think the general public can look at us and say,
Speaker 1: how the fuck did y'all not know he did that
Speaker 1: publicly in a hotel hallway?
Speaker 3: This wasn't my footage.
Speaker 1: This wasn't footage from his master bedroom where just him
Speaker 1: and they don't know what he's doing with his wife upstairs.
Speaker 1: If he felt so comfortable doing that there, you can't
Speaker 1: tell me there's a world where he didn't feel comfortable
Speaker 1: doing that type of behavior around his employees, around his friends,
Speaker 1: around his family, around anyone. For the most part, that
Speaker 1: was a fucking hotel lobby. Anyone could have came up
Speaker 1: those elevators. It's just so he's fine with doing that
Speaker 1: shit in front of people. So holding all of our
Speaker 1: feet to the fire about it, I think is a
Speaker 1: correct question.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what's up? He did this in public? Don't
Speaker 3: tell me y'all didn't see anything. Yeah, but you know,
Speaker 3: because as you and you know, I've been around people
Speaker 3: that have had domestic violence accusations on them and now
Speaker 3: I've never seen it firsthand with my own eyes. I've
Speaker 3: never seen video of it. So you know, you always
Speaker 3: leave that space because that's such a thing where it's
Speaker 3: like you always want to believe the woman, but unfortunately
Speaker 3: we've seen the interestings where women have lied about things
Speaker 3: like that. So it's a very it's a very thin
Speaker 3: line of support and a very thin line of is
Speaker 3: this true or not?
Speaker 1: Listen, two things can be true because we were maybe the
Speaker 1: only media outlet I felt like that was speaking up
Speaker 1: fully against Ditty when that shit was filed November. But
Speaker 1: then the next episode we also said, when he got
Speaker 1: a million other cases, some of these could be probably fake.
Speaker 1: We're saying this Cassie one is not. But of course
Speaker 1: there is the world where some women are just gonna
Speaker 1: say anything for money grab but to discredit somebody that
Speaker 1: we know is forward facing, like this isn't Jane Doe
Speaker 1: or anything. Straight up somebody we've known he's been with
Speaker 1: for god knows how long.
Speaker 3: That needs to be taken seriously. Yeah, I'm not saying
Speaker 3: throw him.
Speaker 1: Under the jail without a conversation, but once that's filed,
Speaker 1: I was very much confident that Cassie was telling the
Speaker 1: truth in.
Speaker 3: That Well, it was a and I spoke to some
Speaker 3: lawyer some lawyer friends, and when there was a settlement,
Speaker 3: and I said, isn't a settlement and a mission of
Speaker 3: guilt to some degree, because and I said that if
Speaker 3: you know a woman puts any of that on my jacket,
Speaker 3: I'm not settling shit. If I know, I didn't do nothing.
Speaker 3: I'll spend every dime I got fighting that case, because
Speaker 3: once that's on your jacket, it's on your jacket. It's like, Yo,
Speaker 3: what was up with that case that you settled out
Speaker 3: of court? Like what Shorty said, you was nah, So
Speaker 3: if you never did nothing of that nature, settling isn't
Speaker 3: an option. So when he settled, it was only fair
Speaker 3: to assume that he settled because some things in that
Speaker 3: lawsuit were true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the more investigation that they did, the more
Speaker 1: evidence would come.
Speaker 3: If that has to go to a civil trial, yes, it's.
Speaker 1: Gonna get it's even get nasty. Yeah, you're gonna look
Speaker 1: even crazier.
Speaker 3: And I had some people say, well, you know, don't
Speaker 3: you think Puff may have He may have settled because
Speaker 3: you know, he got daughters, he got kids, and he
Speaker 3: don't want them to you know, hear what's in that
Speaker 3: case and what's in that lawsuits kind of like just
Speaker 3: to make it go away. I said, maybe, But if
Speaker 3: he didn't do it, and he's not guilty of any
Speaker 3: of that, it's important to fight that so your kids
Speaker 3: know that ain't the type of father. Yeah, yeah, that
Speaker 3: ain't the type of man your father is so again,
Speaker 3: now do we have video footage and we having a
Speaker 3: you know, quote unquote apology, I'm sorry video from uh
Speaker 3: sorry to who? That's well when I was watching that
Speaker 3: and sorry for what? Sorry to who? I'm sorry for what?
Speaker 3: And sorry for? Are you apologizing to? In this video?
Speaker 3: Who are you apologizing to?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 3: Are you apologizing for? Your actions? Who are you sorry to?
Speaker 3: None of that was mentioned, but I think it's you know,
Speaker 3: we have our platform. I think we can assume a
Speaker 3: little bit sorry that the video got out. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: what they actually saw it. Sorry that, you know, because
Speaker 3: there was a lot of apologizing to us for right,
Speaker 3: and there was some posts on his page after enough
Speaker 3: is enough, Tim will tell the truth and all the
Speaker 3: things lies, none of this ship. Yeah, so now that
Speaker 3: we have this video, it's I'm truly sorry and my
Speaker 3: actions the therapy. I went to react with, all right,
Speaker 3: what happened with that ship? And I'm and that's no
Speaker 3: disrespect to you, Rory. But that's another thing I'm tired of.
Speaker 3: I'm tired of that I go to therapy. Shit, I'm
Speaker 3: tired of.
Speaker 1: That you don't even apologize to me. The first thing
Speaker 1: I said when I watched that video of myself was
Speaker 1: can you please leave God in therapy out of it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm I'm I'll come kind of off that. And
Speaker 3: I know therapy is important, and I know God obviously
Speaker 3: is the most important, but you know, I'm also cool
Speaker 3: with you know, being a man about the situation. And
Speaker 3: if you're gonna turn on your camera and you're gonna
Speaker 3: say anything after we see a video like that, I'm
Speaker 3: a piece of shit. Another thing. I ain't shit, People aren't.
Speaker 3: I fucked up. I don't even know what to say,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm sorry, Like I hate that this shit
Speaker 3: got out. I was a piece of shit for you,
Speaker 3: Like I want to hear words like that, don't tell
Speaker 3: me therapy and all. I don't want to hear therapy.
Speaker 5: So when all of this originally happened, when the lawsuit
Speaker 5: originally came out, and you kept saying, we need to
Speaker 5: hear from Diddy, we need to hear from Diddy, we
Speaker 5: need absolutely, and I kept telling you, but and I
Speaker 5: kept telling you more. You don't want to hear from Diddy?
Speaker 2: You like I do.
Speaker 5: I do want to hear And I'm like, no, you don't,
Speaker 5: because what he's gonna say is just going to piss
Speaker 5: you off.
Speaker 3: No, but I do want to hear from him. I
Speaker 3: didn't want to hear that. That's what I'm saying. I
Speaker 3: want to hear from him, but I want to it's
Speaker 3: you know, be a man, Be a man. But even then,
Speaker 3: the same way, these these these guys get up there
Speaker 3: because it's not and let's be very clear, he's not
Speaker 3: the only one in our culture. He's not that he's
Speaker 3: the latest, he's not the only. So it's time for
Speaker 3: us to see, you know, taking accountability in a way
Speaker 3: we've never seen it before. You know, if you if
Speaker 3: you're so sorry, then show us, don't tell us, show
Speaker 3: us that you sorry.
Speaker 5: But if he turned out, let's say he did. Let's
Speaker 5: say he turned on his camera, he went up there
Speaker 5: and he said, Yo, I fucked up.
Speaker 2: I'm a piece of shit. I'm gonna abuse. It is
Speaker 2: just this and that. What does that get?
Speaker 3: Nothing? Nothing. I still want to hear him say it,
Speaker 3: though it does nothing for me. There's nothing he can
Speaker 3: say or do that's gonna. I can never unsee that video.
Speaker 3: I can never unsee it. Yeah, I don't care what
Speaker 3: you try to sell me. I don't care what music
Speaker 3: you put That shit is that shit gets no playing
Speaker 3: the ride. I wasn't.
Speaker 1: All of that shit is over of needing to hear
Speaker 1: from him now. Quite honestly, when Maul was saying that
Speaker 1: I was in agreeance because Puffett put out an obvious
Speaker 1: PR statement on IG. Now I gotta hear from if
Speaker 1: you are innocent, I gotta hear from you, like I
Speaker 1: don't care there's no lawsuit. It's not like you can't
Speaker 1: talk about it. I don't even give a fuck about
Speaker 1: an NDA thing that you have because you set all
Speaker 1: that up in that settlement. There's no way you gave
Speaker 1: her that bread without doing an NDA. So you're putting
Speaker 1: an NDA on it and then giving me a blanket
Speaker 1: statement that all this shit is lies even though I settled. Now,
Speaker 1: I gotta hear from you puff for real. If we
Speaker 1: got to keep supporting you, I need to know like
Speaker 1: this this is a misunderstanding. That's what I need to
Speaker 1: hear from now. I don't need to hear shit from
Speaker 1: Sean fucking Combs. Yeah, not a word like what is
Speaker 1: he gonna say? And then after that, you're saying you
Speaker 1: were a therapy and you were healed and you're working
Speaker 1: in rehab. You sent your son on a dummy mission
Speaker 1: last week to try to prove your innocent.
Speaker 3: Pick a side.
Speaker 1: You're on the intros talking greasy like everyone's trying to
Speaker 1: attack you, and you're this innocent victim talking greasy, and
Speaker 1: you sent your son on a dummy mission. Your son
Speaker 1: looks insane. Now pick a side, yo, Everyone, Sean come
Speaker 1: out to Yo. It's the Combs. You sent your son
Speaker 1: on a dummy fucking mission. You're not healed, You're not
Speaker 1: in therapy.
Speaker 4: Therapy.
Speaker 1: If I knew I did that to a woman, I'm
Speaker 1: sending my son out there go look like an idiot
Speaker 1: to try to defend our honor. And I'm on the
Speaker 1: intro talking greasy about how innocent we are.
Speaker 3: Yeah nah, And I don't know. I don't want to
Speaker 3: hear about therapy. God, yeah no, that therapy, TD Jakes.
Speaker 3: I don't give a fuck who you're next to.
Speaker 5: And to be honest, like, well, I already believed he
Speaker 5: did all the shit mentioned in the lawsuit anyway, But
Speaker 5: if this is true, I don't want to hear nobody
Speaker 5: else doubt and know nothing else that she said in
Speaker 5: that loss word, for example, him keeping her drugged up
Speaker 5: and making her fuck sex workers, him taking her to
Speaker 5: dinner when she tried to break up with him, and
Speaker 5: bursting into her house and raping her.
Speaker 2: All of that shit valid.
Speaker 5: All of that shit valid because what she said in
Speaker 5: the lawsuit is exactly what happened in this video, down
Speaker 5: to the tea she illustrated it, and.
Speaker 3: Also the things in the lawsuit. It's almost hard to
Speaker 3: believe that somebody could lie and make that that's not
Speaker 3: shit you can make up. Now, Like a lot of
Speaker 3: that shit was so detailed and so like such a
Speaker 3: unique way that it happened. It is kind of like
Speaker 3: you can't be freestyling that either you went through that
Speaker 3: or somebody very close you went through that, and you
Speaker 3: just tell the story. But there's no way that this
Speaker 3: did not happen. This happened. Whatever she said that shit
Speaker 3: happened because that shit was so It's like, who would
Speaker 3: even think to say that if that's not true? How
Speaker 3: does your brain even make that up? So again, here's
Speaker 3: somebody that we placed on it as one of the
Speaker 3: kings of our culture. Undeniably it was one of the
Speaker 3: kings of our culture, and can.
Speaker 2: We stop doing that too?
Speaker 5: That I feel like we've learned our lesson with that, Like,
Speaker 5: enough has happened with these people that we place as
Speaker 5: the kings of our culture. We continually find out that
Speaker 5: Santa Claus is false over and over and over again.
Speaker 5: We can place their work on a pedestal. We need
Speaker 5: to stop placing people on a pedestal. We need to
Speaker 5: stop saying so and so would never because motherfuckers is
Speaker 5: never inli like they've never before. Like, we have to
Speaker 5: stop deifying these fucking human beings who are talented, because
Speaker 5: you can be a talented piece of shit.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I mean a lot of them are, and it
Speaker 1: just you're right. It just sucks that. I also don't
Speaker 1: want to have the mind state of people that I
Speaker 1: looked up to, like they're probably an abuser, which is
Speaker 1: fucked up too, But if we go by the.
Speaker 3: Percentages, they probably are probably likely.
Speaker 1: But it's sucks to even try to put that in
Speaker 1: your mind and put it on someone's jacket if there
Speaker 1: is no real evidence. But to your point, we've done
Speaker 1: it in a million times. Let's hear out r Kelly,
Speaker 1: Let's hear out Puff, Let's hear out doctor Dre. Let's
Speaker 1: hear out these people. And then we ignore a lot
Speaker 1: of the shit that they do in the beginning. It
Speaker 1: takes years and years and years of more and more
Speaker 1: evidence and more and more chatter, more and more gossip
Speaker 1: to finally be like, yeah, man, what were we thinking.
Speaker 1: We were all clear headed thinking this entire time. It's
Speaker 1: just now undeniable. So now we all are even being
Speaker 1: selfish and trying to give ourselves the grace like, well,
Speaker 1: now there's video proof, so here we go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, But there's been plenty of other proof as well,
Speaker 1: and it's just not as sick as this visualist.
Speaker 3: And the unfortunate part is sometimes we don't get video proof.
Speaker 3: M hm. Mean that doesn't mean it didn't happen because
Speaker 3: we don't have video proof of it happening. This was
Speaker 3: just a moment and a case where we have it.
Speaker 2: Where do you think it came from?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: If I'm guessing the raids on his home, I'm guessing
Speaker 3: a lot of videos and files and emails and things
Speaker 3: like that we're taking. I'm almost positive that he did
Speaker 3: step on that video and pay for it to be
Speaker 3: either deleted or paid for the video himself.
Speaker 1: I mean, pres Hilton, I'm not going to say it's
Speaker 1: always the most reliable source. But I do believe in
Speaker 1: that Puff paid fifty k to that hotel. Oh no,
Speaker 1: that's to get rid of that. And I think all
Speaker 1: of them need to be brought up on some type
Speaker 1: of charge yep, for being complicit to that entire thing.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, that is that is a crime.
Speaker 1: Absolutely to know that existed in your hotel and then
Speaker 1: go on the do a side deal with someone.
Speaker 3: To get rid of it. Yeah, but I'm guessing it
Speaker 3: can from the raids.
Speaker 1: Two thinks home, like, because I was thinking that too.
Speaker 1: All the ship must have came from the raids. But
Speaker 1: how sick are you? Well, I don't know what's sicker
Speaker 1: you paying someone fifty k to get that video and
Speaker 1: keeping it or deleting it.
Speaker 2: He was kicking his girlfriend of eleven years on the floor, like.
Speaker 1: Why why do you still have that on a hard
Speaker 1: drive or email or in fact? And it's fucked up
Speaker 1: for me saying this because I'm trying to say why
Speaker 1: didn't Puff get rid of evidence? But I'm so good,
Speaker 1: But yeah, why is that still there?
Speaker 3: You know, it comes down to a lot of things
Speaker 3: ego and you know, narcissism and things like that. You
Speaker 3: start feeling like you're untouchable. I have money, Clearly, there's
Speaker 3: nothing I can't pay for, nothing I can't get rid of.
Speaker 3: It's just a lot, uh that It's that that video
Speaker 3: is very telling. Aside from the obvious abuse and just
Speaker 3: a discussion display of you know, violence that we saw,
Speaker 3: it's just a lot more that we haven't seen that
Speaker 3: we can probably make a fair assumption on what happened.
Speaker 3: Why Why is your girl sneaking out of a hotel room?
Speaker 3: Like what happened for her to feel like she has
Speaker 3: to sneak out?
Speaker 4: Black?
Speaker 2: Black, punched in her eye and black her eye?
Speaker 3: So what I'm saying, we didn't see that, but we
Speaker 3: can just imagine.
Speaker 5: But she no, she said it, she's but that's what
Speaker 5: was in the lawsuits. She punched in her eye and
Speaker 5: she tried to sneak out either when he was in
Speaker 5: the shower or asleep, and he woke up and hurt her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you drag her back to the room. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And we don't see what happens from there, but it's
Speaker 3: pretty same to assume what happened after you And that's.
Speaker 1: That's everything about her body language, nothing about that. Anyone
Speaker 1: that says cast who's trying to do a money rab
Speaker 1: or attention type of thing. That woman put a hoodie
Speaker 1: on as tight as it could fucking nobody could see,
Speaker 1: so nobody could see her black eye, her face, so
Speaker 1: she could sneak out of that hotel for her own
Speaker 1: fucking safety, not to say, hey, look at me. That's
Speaker 1: someone that's petrified and it's just trying to get away
Speaker 1: from almost getting killed. Yeah, and that's what that's where
Speaker 1: people like money grab. She didn't walk out in that
Speaker 1: hotel with face out like someone helped me. Nah, she
Speaker 1: tied it.
Speaker 3: She was petrified.
Speaker 5: You just wanted to get away, and you can everything
Speaker 5: about her body language just show that it wasn't the
Speaker 5: first time.
Speaker 3: No, And that was another thing with the I'm sorry video,
Speaker 3: that wasn't the first or last time you abused her.
Speaker 3: That's not how abuse works. That's not that's not what
Speaker 3: abuse is. Abuse is not, you know, a one time thing.
Speaker 3: Abuse is a continuous, uh occurrence of events when you're
Speaker 3: abusing something that's it's over time. So it's it's it's
Speaker 3: not just one time. So that video we saw that
Speaker 3: wasn't the first or the last time that that happened.
Speaker 3: So that's why that. You know, that apology video. For me,
Speaker 3: it said a lot about the type of person that
Speaker 3: Diddy is. Like I said, you know, you get older,
Speaker 3: you start to pick up on certain things and certain
Speaker 3: mannerisms and certain actions of people, and you know what
Speaker 3: that is. You know where that comes from, you know
Speaker 3: what that means. So again, somebody that I definitely looked
Speaker 3: up to, somebody that I supported, Somebody that held, as
Speaker 3: you know, an example of what black men are capable
Speaker 3: of and the heights that black men can reach. Not
Speaker 3: just Friday before Friday, for me, all of that changed.
Speaker 3: But Friday when that video came out. For me, all
Speaker 3: of that shit gets deleted. It's I don't give a
Speaker 3: fuck about none of that shit growing up, all of
Speaker 3: that shit, I don't it's no music. I don't want
Speaker 3: to hear none of that shit. I don't want none
Speaker 3: of that alcohol, I don't want that water. It's all
Speaker 3: of that shit. You know, Enjoy your life, enjoy your money.
Speaker 3: But one day you got to answer to the Almighty
Speaker 3: for the things that you do. We all do. But
Speaker 3: one day he got to sit in front of the
Speaker 3: All Mighty and answer for the things that he did.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if he's strong enough to do that,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: Know, to everybody, to all the women, that's who I
Speaker 5: felt for the most on Friday, because Friday, when I
Speaker 5: seen that video at that shit made me cry immediately.
Speaker 5: And I've never been domestically abused, so I can only
Speaker 5: imagine the people who have in having to watch that.
Speaker 5: That's one of the things where it's like, I don't
Speaker 5: want certain shit to just be able to be posted
Speaker 5: all over the internet. There should be somewhere on the
Speaker 5: Internet I can go where I can avoid shit like that.
Speaker 5: I came across a video on Twitter. I clicked that
Speaker 5: I didn't even know it was. It was a girl
Speaker 5: getting shot dead in her apartment. I'm sorry, in the
Speaker 5: parking lot to her apartment by her boyfriend. Why can't
Speaker 5: I just see shit like this on the internet. It
Speaker 5: just like the killings with the black people getting killed
Speaker 5: by police. It's starting to numb and take away the
Speaker 5: severity of these situations. You shouldn't be able to just
Speaker 5: see this. This shouldn't be normalized. Little boys shouldn't be
Speaker 5: able to see like, what is this doing to our
Speaker 5: children's minds, to our are fully grown adult minds, Like.
Speaker 1: That landlord video in Brooklyn. Didn't mean to watch that
Speaker 1: whole fucking thing. Shit makes me sick to my stomach.
Speaker 1: So I could only imagine me watching that puff video
Speaker 1: making me sick to my stomach. What a woman that
Speaker 1: has been through that just on her timeline, clicking that
Speaker 1: and then watching everyone on the internet make it about
Speaker 1: them and not even about Cassie, Like even, of course,
Speaker 1: no matter what, we do need to speak about this
Speaker 1: type of stuff and it is a responsibility as a
Speaker 1: media platform to discuss it. But I didn't want to.
Speaker 1: I want to discuss it, but I don't want to
Speaker 1: do this at all. I think this should all be
Speaker 1: about Cassie and her piece, not media or people feeling like,
Speaker 1: oh look at me while I talk about it.
Speaker 3: But you know what, in a very uh, I guess
Speaker 3: fucked up way, this is part of Cassie's healing, Like
Speaker 3: the truth needs to come out, the truth needs to
Speaker 3: be revealed. Yeah, you're right, so everybody could see that
Speaker 3: what she said and what she put in the lawsuit
Speaker 3: is factual.
Speaker 5: Because I can only imagine being abused by somebody that
Speaker 5: people are deifying like he's holier than fucking thou, and
Speaker 5: you don't even know that he's a monster.
Speaker 2: So it's kind of just like, yes, y'all see.
Speaker 5: Y'all look like I know that that's tough, but it's
Speaker 5: probably like, yo, nah no, this niggas a monster.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the hell that I've gone through.
Speaker 3: And the one thing that I did think about, you know,
Speaker 3: and again because I have nieces and sisters and things,
Speaker 3: the one thing I thought about when that video came
Speaker 3: out is what does Puff's daughters feel?
Speaker 5: I feel so much for them. I feel I'm so
Speaker 5: heartbroken for.
Speaker 3: Like, because his daughters are young ladies.
Speaker 2: Now this is their senior year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's like we can only we can only
Speaker 3: we can only guess what would happen if one of
Speaker 3: his daughters was being abused like that. We can only
Speaker 3: guess what would happen to a guy that would abuse
Speaker 3: or put their hands on one of Puff's daughters like that.
Speaker 3: So for them to now see their dad, and you know,
Speaker 3: you know how it is like girls always love their fathers,
Speaker 3: So for his daughters to see that, you know, it's
Speaker 3: a it's a very interesting thing to think about because
Speaker 3: I can only guess if you're if your if you
Speaker 3: love your father as a daughter, you love your father
Speaker 3: as much as I'm sure they do. What does that
Speaker 3: then do to your relationship with your father? I can
Speaker 3: only I can only assume that it changes a lot.
Speaker 3: I can only assume that your feelings for your dad change.
Speaker 3: It has to, It's only It's a human thing. If
Speaker 3: I saw my dad doing that to a woman, my
Speaker 3: feelings would change. I would me and my dad would.
Speaker 3: We would have to square up and fight behind that
Speaker 3: type of ship. So as a as a daughter, I
Speaker 3: can only imagine the conversations, the feelings, the emotions. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a lot to think about, but.
Speaker 5: That they have to go through at school. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: all of these things.
Speaker 3: Like how comfortable he was in that video? What did
Speaker 3: you do to my mom?
Speaker 1: And I know Cassie and Puff never had kids, but
Speaker 1: Huff has a lot of kids.
Speaker 3: And I think I think Cassie has some things in
Speaker 3: the lawsuit that she she said about that as well too,
Speaker 3: because there was some things online that I was reading
Speaker 3: once the video came out, of things that they were
Speaker 3: saying about his relationship with kim Porter and things like
Speaker 3: that that I think Cassie had said, like the way
Speaker 3: he used to treat her it was just a lot
Speaker 3: of shit that I'm just reading and I'm just like
Speaker 3: it again, it almost feels like this shit is a
Speaker 3: movie script, Like it's like this really happening? Is this
Speaker 3: really going on? Did this really? Is this a real thing?
Speaker 3: Because it's like where is again, when you're somebody of
Speaker 3: that magnitude, there's so many people around. You can't get
Speaker 3: to the heights that he reached by yourself. There are
Speaker 3: people around, the people that helped you along the way,
Speaker 3: that people that you know had a hand in helping
Speaker 3: to create and build that empire. Where were they at?
Speaker 3: Like where were you know? It's like people just sat
Speaker 3: back and watched this happen or just like act like
Speaker 3: it wasn't going on, Like how do you I just
Speaker 3: can't imagine being that close to somebody that's doing that
Speaker 3: type of shit and it not affected me. Like if
Speaker 3: I'm in my homeboy's crib and I hit him in
Speaker 3: the room beating his girl's ass. Bro, I'm going in
Speaker 3: the room and I'm like, Yo, what the fuck are
Speaker 3: you doing? Yeah, there's no way I'm gonna just sit
Speaker 3: down in the live room hear that shit going on,
Speaker 3: and then you come that she just like, Yo, you're ready,
Speaker 3: we out nigga, know we not?
Speaker 5: It's money and money and dick sucking bro money and
Speaker 5: niggas defind niggas because they got money. They don't care
Speaker 5: about their character. They got money. I'm in a different position.
Speaker 5: I'm at a Puff party. I'm this, I'm not or
Speaker 5: I work for Puff, I'm being paid for this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't even know because I don't think
Speaker 1: Puff was even paying out the way we think he was,
Speaker 1: because even in some of those contracts with the production
Speaker 1: shit as of recent that wasn't a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Y'all are just scared and you idolize him. Yep, I
Speaker 1: don't even think it's money like that. And so much
Speaker 1: of those those court papers for civil suits between I
Speaker 1: forgot the producer's name from the Love album and with Cassie,
Speaker 1: all those numbers weren't crazy that he was paying out
Speaker 1: to people. You wasn't making life changing money to be
Speaker 1: complicit and shit right, you were fucking petrified, and you
Speaker 1: idolized them, like just call spade a spade. It's not money, right,
Speaker 1: Maybe the president of Bad Boy you could say that,
Speaker 1: but nah, the rest of them was either getting jerked
Speaker 1: not getting paid at all or getting paid five K
Speaker 1: a month. And I'm not trying to shit on five
Speaker 1: k a month. But no, that's not uh.
Speaker 2: I'm on.
Speaker 1: I'm on the take, so you can do whatever the
Speaker 1: fuck you want around me. So I think it's just fear.
Speaker 1: I think it's yo, that's not my business, or I'm
Speaker 1: a similar human being. That's the one that people are
Speaker 1: leaving out. Some people were okay with that, not because
Speaker 1: of money, but because they are. They'd be a hypocrite
Speaker 1: if they said something about Puff or stop something, or
Speaker 1: they're they're fine with that behavior.
Speaker 3: They treat they treat their women the same way.
Speaker 5: It's regular niggas sitting around watching they homeboy. They homeboy
Speaker 5: work for fucking FedEx, and they watching their homeboy beat
Speaker 5: they women.
Speaker 2: The money. Yeah, yeah, this is a plus, honestly.
Speaker 1: And I hate the word clout or whatever we see
Speaker 1: now people don't care too much about money.
Speaker 3: It's just cool to say you next to Puff.
Speaker 1: I mean not now, but that was more of a
Speaker 1: payment to them. I could ig on a boat with Puff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Puff's paying you twenty five hundred dollars a month. What
Speaker 1: could you pay your rent?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: But you like being next to Puff and you like
Speaker 1: the attention it brings.
Speaker 3: Well as a kid who stood online, you know, in
Speaker 3: high school to purchase No Way Out, I'm disappointed. I'm
Speaker 3: hurd fucking farrissed. Fuck No Way Out. Fuck, it's it's just,
Speaker 3: you know, it's a it's a fucked up time, man,
Speaker 3: because again this is this is somebody that you know,
Speaker 3: you you used, as you know, the bar to chase
Speaker 3: into to be like and to reach those heights.
Speaker 5: So where do you go now with Obviously everything that's
Speaker 5: on Diddy's catalog is out, but I know previously we
Speaker 5: had touched on the conversation of all of the people
Speaker 5: who's publishing he owns of stuff that he worked on,
Speaker 5: Like it's going to be very hard not to put
Speaker 5: money in Puff's pocket.
Speaker 3: Oh well, this is not about See, this is not
Speaker 3: about money though, I think this is more so about
Speaker 3: a character. Uh, this is more about truth. You know.
Speaker 3: It's not a you know, money with somebody's pockets and
Speaker 3: that's something that you know, that's a that has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with this. This is strictly about truth being
Speaker 3: revealed about the character of a person whom we thought
Speaker 3: was somebody else who we thought was of a different breed,
Speaker 3: of a different cloth. Did you really think that though
Speaker 3: growing up? Absolutely, I'm talk about growing up.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about what in the past twenty years, well,
Speaker 5: all of the things, even before this lawsuit, but within
Speaker 5: the past twenty years, well, constant rumors of Puffy being up.
Speaker 3: Well because that right there, rumors Like I can't really
Speaker 3: give credence to rumors and give you know, any energy
Speaker 3: into rumors because we've seen it where, especially in our culture,
Speaker 3: black men reach certain height, certain level, and certain status,
Speaker 3: you know, things start coming their way. Sometimes it's true,
Speaker 3: sometimes it's not so. To me, that was just another
Speaker 3: case like here they go. Every time we reach them
Speaker 3: heights and get in those rooms and create these opportunities
Speaker 3: and do and start doing this type of business on
Speaker 3: this level, here come these things to try to tear
Speaker 3: down and bring down. So for me personally, a lot
Speaker 3: of that was I talked to that like cut it out, man, y'all.
Speaker 3: It's always something once we reached them heights, like cut
Speaker 3: it out. Unfortunately, like I said Friday, it became a fact.
Speaker 3: It became a fact that the things that we heard
Speaker 3: and the things that were alleged and lawsuits and things
Speaker 3: like that Friday, it became there's no more questioning about it.
Speaker 3: There's no more rumors, there's no more that's done. Like
Speaker 3: it's over. It's a fact that you abused this woman.
Speaker 3: That's a fact. There's no more. Again, I don't want
Speaker 3: to hear from lawyers, and I don't want to hear
Speaker 3: from publicists, and I don't want to hear from none
Speaker 3: of that shit. It's a fact it happened. It's not lies,
Speaker 3: and it's our responsibility now to one. Pray for Cassie
Speaker 3: and any victims of domestic violence, domestic abuse, Pray for them,
Speaker 3: port them. Listen when women say things like they've been abused,
Speaker 3: Listen when women say things like, you know, they don't
Speaker 3: feel safe, and things like that. We have to start
Speaker 3: doing a better job at listening, you know, and protecting,
Speaker 3: protecting women confecting each other because unfortunately, things like this,
Speaker 3: this is not just the only one, this is the
Speaker 3: latest one, but this is a reality for a lot
Speaker 3: of women.
Speaker 1: But to the I mean, that's what's weird about the
Speaker 1: rumor thing, Like, if there's a lot of credence to
Speaker 1: a rumor, I do think it needs to be investigated
Speaker 1: because you could if they clip this in twenty ten,
Speaker 1: probably a lot of women that weren't abused because of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like when you let.
Speaker 1: These things stretch out for so long, it just creates
Speaker 1: more and more victims. Like yeah, our one shit that
Speaker 1: went viral when I was talking about somebody else in abuse.
Speaker 1: The woman that was finding me talking about that, her
Speaker 1: only thing was yo, I don't want to take them
Speaker 1: a court. I don't want to do anything. I don't
Speaker 1: need money. I just want people to know so they're
Speaker 1: not the same girl that goes to the club tonight
Speaker 1: and leaves with them. I didn't know I went to
Speaker 1: the club, left with them. Now I'm a victim. I
Speaker 1: just want people to stop it, Like, because tonight there
Speaker 1: will be a girl that will see him and go
Speaker 1: leave with him and has a high possibility of being abused.
Speaker 1: That's where it's like sucks with that whole rumor thing,
Speaker 1: Like now there's not proof, but if there's so many
Speaker 1: people that aren't even really trying to get anything out
Speaker 1: of it, they're just like, yo, this guy's grace, Like
Speaker 1: he's gross. That word needs to spread. We need to
Speaker 1: take this more seriously so we can stop more victims.
Speaker 1: What's done is done, and he should see his day
Speaker 1: in court. But I'm trying to stop the girl at
Speaker 1: the club tonight from getting abused right.
Speaker 3: Well again, Prayers, love support to Cassie and any woman
Speaker 3: that has to deal with domestic violence. Domestic abuse abused
Speaker 3: on any level to anybody is not right. There's no
Speaker 3: room for that now. Culture that needs to be rap dedicated.
Speaker 3: We need to be more responsible about checking out friends
Speaker 3: and our loved ones if they are abusers. We just
Speaker 3: got to do a better job at that. We got
Speaker 3: to do a better job of protecting women and supporting
Speaker 3: women and holding holding and men holding other men accountable
Speaker 3: for their actions, their lack of just holding them accountable
Speaker 3: for the actions, and then do a better job.
Speaker 5: There's a thing that I want you all to stop.
Speaker 5: Is so annoying when all men say it, and it's
Speaker 5: so fucking annoying.
Speaker 2: It's like, but what if that was your daughter?
Speaker 5: You shouldn't have to have a daughter or have a mother,
Speaker 5: excuse me, or have a cousin, or you shouldn't have
Speaker 5: to think about your loved one in that scenario to
Speaker 5: be able to sympathize with women. You shouldn't have to
Speaker 5: wait until you have a kid, to recognize women as humans,
Speaker 5: as fragile humans. As strong as we are, we are
Speaker 5: still physically very fragile. It shouldn't take for you to
Speaker 5: have to think of a woman you love to be
Speaker 5: able to just support belief and like love on women
Speaker 5: and recognize how fragile and gentle they are.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of that shit. Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Once I had a daughter, I realized how important women are.
Speaker 5: You've been treating like women like shit for fucking forty years,
Speaker 5: but now you have a daughter, and oh my god,
Speaker 5: I would never want anybody to treat my daughter like this.
Speaker 5: So now I'm gonna appreciate women. No, teach these little
Speaker 5: niggas from the very beginning respect and love on women period.
Speaker 1: All Right, we took a very quick break to have
Speaker 1: joy and come back in from his modeling gig, which
Speaker 1: we'll get to in a second.
Speaker 4: Good.
Speaker 1: But do you want to close this entire topic and
Speaker 1: say that our our mayors back at it again and
Speaker 1: being sick.
Speaker 3: And this more years do we have of one? I think, yeah,
Speaker 3: we have him for a full twelve more months, or
Speaker 3: like this is twenty four of the last year. No,
Speaker 3: I think twenty five is twenty five is the last year. Yeah,
Speaker 3: gotta be fucking kidding Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Well, he's suggesting that he's going to take the key
Speaker 1: of the city away from Diddy.
Speaker 3: Like, that's a big Can we take a key to
Speaker 3: the city away from him? Because I'm pretty sure he's
Speaker 3: the keys the fucking locksman. If he's got the fucking
Speaker 3: machine in his career, making the keys, we needed to
Speaker 3: get the machine away from him is what we need
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: He always is out to just talk about the things
Speaker 1: that I don't think New Yorkers particularly care about. We
Speaker 1: don't we care about the Diddy situation, not that he
Speaker 1: has a key to the fucking city.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that you're going to take away.
Speaker 1: You're gonna sit with your staff and analyze under a
Speaker 1: microscope if this is worth it.
Speaker 3: It's just another way for people to kind of get
Speaker 3: in the headlines and seem like they're doing the right thing.
Speaker 3: But we don't want to ask you.
Speaker 5: Someone asked him and they were like, are you going
Speaker 5: to take it away from Diddy? And he was like,
Speaker 5: where our team is doing it now?
Speaker 3: Looking in we're looking into it, we're investigating.
Speaker 5: What fucking investigation do They said, they've never taken a
Speaker 5: key from anyone before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll take this.
Speaker 4: Nasty keys are probably out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll take this one and then take the key
Speaker 3: from May Adams and then take him out of office, is
Speaker 3: what we need to do in that order.
Speaker 9: He was at an after party for the net gal
Speaker 9: of that course after.
Speaker 3: He's a fucking promoter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he definitely is a premier.
Speaker 3: Adams is a fucking party from He has an AFT
Speaker 3: spot up town somewhere. I know them type of niggas.
Speaker 3: He closed the gate so the cops don't know we
Speaker 3: in here. I know he is the cop. I know
Speaker 3: his cloth. Yeah, but he know where they at. He
Speaker 3: got these still got the walkie talkie. You know they don't.
Speaker 3: They give their badge and they gun and they never
Speaker 3: say them niggas get a walkie talkies back.
Speaker 5: I had an aunt, God rest her soul, one of
Speaker 5: my favorite aunts. She had a police scanner and she
Speaker 5: was so no She was my nosiest aunt. She didn't
Speaker 5: order gossip. She would sit and listen to the police
Speaker 5: scanner like it was the news. No drama.
Speaker 4: That's fun in New York.
Speaker 3: No, it's not. I had sitters in that if.
Speaker 4: She was the worst shit in Worth belted that after
Speaker 4: ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Bro, I I'm telling you, I had that ship three days.
Speaker 3: Four niggas got stabbed on my block. And I don't
Speaker 3: have a block, like I live in the area where
Speaker 3: it's like, yo, where is these niggas walking at because
Speaker 3: there's nothing over here.
Speaker 1: I had at my old apartment, I had a ring
Speaker 1: camera set up for bays like when I would leave,
Speaker 1: and the Ring Camera app like also just has a
Speaker 1: timeline full of videos and shit that's happening.
Speaker 3: And you're like, if it's happening with somebody is that
Speaker 3: has the app, they can go live.
Speaker 1: I could with the whole radius of Jersey City. I
Speaker 1: could see everyone that had ring cameras if they wanted
Speaker 1: to post primes. Yeah, that whole ship was just it
Speaker 1: was worse than that app.
Speaker 3: That was one of the worst.
Speaker 1: It was either packages being stealing, somebody being stabbed or shot,
Speaker 1: somebody breaking into a house.
Speaker 5: It's like, what dog going missing? Oh god, if an
Speaker 5: animal is missing on a rink.
Speaker 3: App That shit was depressing that ship. And that was
Speaker 3: during the pandemic. I downloaded that app, and so this
Speaker 3: was a time where nobody's supposed to be outside I'm like,
Speaker 3: how is niggas getting stabbed and shot and we're supposed
Speaker 3: to be in the in the house, Like, I just
Speaker 3: didn't understand it. Deleted that ship in three days. My
Speaker 3: anxiety levels through the reading that ship and getting those alerts,
Speaker 3: so I couldn't do it. But yes, key to the city,
Speaker 3: mayor Adams whatever that is out a lot, like multiple
Speaker 3: a year. Yeah, that's that shit. Don't mean nothing, That's
Speaker 3: just another ego stroke.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think y'all could get one key.
Speaker 3: To this city. I don't want to you share one.
Speaker 4: You get one key.
Speaker 3: Fuck that key man, leave it under the mat y
Speaker 3: Can I have it on weekends? And least you could
Speaker 3: have keep that ship that key the city. Shit is
Speaker 3: like what Melo did to that bronze medal. He said
Speaker 3: he threw that ship in the lake over there. She said,
Speaker 3: I didn't. I didn't bring that ship back there. The
Speaker 3: fuck that bronze medal. Fuck that key to the city.
Speaker 3: Stink ass, dirty ass city. Shouldn't unlock a motherfucking thing.
Speaker 3: Get that ship out of Fuck that key man.
Speaker 2: Well, Julian your shoot?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Joy, how you feeling? Man didn't see you?
Speaker 3: I know he was kind of we were crying last night.
Speaker 3: I didn't speak to you, but I'm sure you really do.
Speaker 4: I was gonna go to everyday people.
Speaker 3: I didn't go just because you didn't feel like an
Speaker 3: everyday person.
Speaker 4: I watched Shrek.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I watched a perfect movie to watch out the
Speaker 3: news game seven. You gotta watch Shrek, right? But how
Speaker 3: was your how was your shoe with late today? Well
Speaker 3: not late. You weren't supposed to because you had a gig.
Speaker 3: You had a modeling gig.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I got a text on Saturday from an agent and
Speaker 9: very last minute, didn't do any submit photos or any casting.
Speaker 9: She goes, hey, Monday noon to five and I was
Speaker 9: like sick, Like I'll just quick, easy work. It was
Speaker 9: for e commerce, so like seventeen looks that would go
Speaker 9: on like whatever the brand's website.
Speaker 4: I get there, We do test photos.
Speaker 9: She sends them to the agency like the client and
Speaker 9: they were like Kinny shave, and I was like, I'm done,
Speaker 9: I'm not doing that. I was like, do you want
Speaker 9: me to go now or like are we going to discuss?
Speaker 9: I did like test, she did hair and makeup, did everything.
Speaker 9: I was there for like an hour and a half
Speaker 9: and then as soon as I get on, we do
Speaker 9: one quick test shoot and they're like, because my digitals
Speaker 9: are older, so my beard's significantly shorter, which my agent knows,
Speaker 9: and I've told them.
Speaker 4: I was like, just give them my Instagram, like they'll
Speaker 4: see what I look like now.
Speaker 9: And they wanted me to take it like damn near
Speaker 9: down to my face and I was like, that's not happening.
Speaker 9: And then the hair and makeup woman didn't have the
Speaker 9: right clippers anyway. So I was like, all right, I'm
Speaker 9: done here, Okay, get paid my full rate, walked out,
Speaker 9: came here.
Speaker 3: Oh right late that they wanted you to shave it
Speaker 3: all off.
Speaker 9: They wanted to go like close like probably Rory's length.
Speaker 9: I was like, it's not happening.
Speaker 1: Well, it's the only reason you can play for the
Speaker 1: Yankees because they have no facial hair thing, and that's
Speaker 1: the only reason that's right, and when you could hit
Speaker 1: that many home runs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gold Glove, you need to you need to take
Speaker 5: new digital Yeah.
Speaker 4: This is my PS say.
Speaker 9: If there's any professional photographers in the city that just
Speaker 9: want to build a portfolio. I desperately need new digitals.
Speaker 9: I have spaces that we can use. They have a
Speaker 9: studio at my agency.
Speaker 4: I need it.
Speaker 3: So, oh, Yomie's not here today, but maybe only's too busy.
Speaker 9: I tried asking her, yeah me, be booked me bro.
Speaker 9: After one She's like, I was like, all right, fuck,
Speaker 9: I guess I'll the.
Speaker 1: Only time I get you only to do something outside
Speaker 1: of this was Amara's first Halloween, and then she was like, fine,
Speaker 1: it's her first halloweenuse only.
Speaker 3: The first one. If it was the second one, first one,
Speaker 3: All right, cool, I got you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm really happy to be here. I hate missing episode,
Speaker 9: so I'm kind of glad that worked out.
Speaker 3: Well, good to me to see you.
Speaker 2: I don't hit sit, no calls when I'm off, I'm off.
Speaker 1: We turned down a gig over the weekend. Well on Friday.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, I don't want to say who, but somebody
Speaker 1: had reached out.
Speaker 3: They wanted to interview us about a puff Cashie thing,
Speaker 3: and I was just like, nah, I'm cool. I did
Speaker 3: do an interview with our Double Exel though I'm not
Speaker 3: I did a phone interview with Double excel U, one
Speaker 3: of the fresh cover Freshman twenty four. I'm definitely not
Speaker 3: a freshman little more, but I did. I did a
Speaker 3: phone interview. I forgot the guy's name, but he was dope.
Speaker 3: Had a good conversation about the whole podcast, the streamers,
Speaker 3: and then where do we fit in with all the
Speaker 3: things and the coaching now, especially with the whole rat
Speaker 3: battle that we just had and things like that. Cool conversation.
Speaker 3: Not sure when it comes out, but I'll let you
Speaker 3: all know when it comes out.
Speaker 9: Was that gonna be a television Look, I know it
Speaker 9: was live. Yeah, it was live.
Speaker 4: That would have been on TV.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you guys had one of the probably the
Speaker 1: biggest slot at that time one weekday.
Speaker 4: Very happy you guys said that.
Speaker 7: I did not.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to. I just you know what it is,
Speaker 3: because my thing is call us when it's not ship
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: But you know what they want.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I know that's what I'm saying is I'm
Speaker 3: not I'm not one of those Like, I'm not one
Speaker 3: of those guys. And I didn't even want to say
Speaker 3: that because to me, it's it's dope when you don't
Speaker 3: say the shit you turned down. So it's kind of
Speaker 3: like whatever, I just did the network.
Speaker 1: But I did think about baby taking that and not
Speaker 1: answering one question about Diddy and just asking him a
Speaker 1: bunch of questions of the bullshit he said, oh, that
Speaker 1: his network over the last ten years. I was thinking
Speaker 1: about coming in there, like thank you filling blank for
Speaker 1: having us.
Speaker 3: We love the show.
Speaker 1: Then he would get into the conversation and I would
Speaker 1: just derail everything and ask him about it every les.
Speaker 3: I'm every content, because then I would have just got
Speaker 3: up and walked over.
Speaker 6: I'm cool, like arguing they would have cut us out
Speaker 6: and then technical difficulties Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nah, I was cool.
Speaker 2: Apparently you need new digitals too. You got a new look.
Speaker 3: You got the hair? Yeah, yeah, I had to get
Speaker 3: I had to get it braided up. Man, I can't
Speaker 3: fit my hand of my hat.
Speaker 2: And let us say, why you keep hide a what
Speaker 2: is it the braids?
Speaker 3: Would you? Would you do the drake thing? What is
Speaker 3: the drake thing? Like all the clips that he put in? No, No,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't do that. I just need to I just
Speaker 3: need to fit my hat and my buckets hats on
Speaker 3: this spring summer. So my hair got too long, too thick,
Speaker 3: and I couldn't fit my my hat the other day
Speaker 3: and I was like, no, this is this.
Speaker 4: Is how long does that take to do? Uh?
Speaker 3: This took her maybe close to it, maybe an hour
Speaker 3: if that's it. Oh yeah, she's nice close three breaks,
Speaker 3: yeah yeah, four brother. But she had to blow it
Speaker 3: all out first, you know, I wash and did that
Speaker 3: whole washing condition thing and blew it out and then
Speaker 3: she braided it.
Speaker 2: So so are you just going to keep growing it?
Speaker 3: Just let it keep getting I go through ship. I'm
Speaker 3: just grateful to still to be this this age and
Speaker 3: have a full head of hair, healthy hairlines. So I
Speaker 3: don't know, this is the perks of having hair. You
Speaker 3: can decide one day to have it, decide the next
Speaker 3: day to cut it all off. So you don't think
Speaker 3: get in your dread phase yet. No, No, I'm not
Speaker 3: about your commitment issues. I can't commit the drudge. Yeah
Speaker 3: that's a lot. Yeah, that's a commitment. That's like at
Speaker 3: you gotta go all the way in. I don't want
Speaker 3: to do that again. That was a player on my whole.
Speaker 3: You think I have commitment issue, but.
Speaker 1: I think you know, I know, I follow the bread crumbs.
Speaker 1: I knew you were trying to take us, but I
Speaker 1: wanted you to land it.
Speaker 5: That's when women are looking at you as a woman
Speaker 5: who you know is like scouting men, and like, you know,
Speaker 5: at this age when we're I have children, to get married,
Speaker 5: we gotta like look at like genetics and look at everything.
Speaker 5: Like you still having a hairline. It's like a huge plus.
Speaker 5: Like you don't know, that's like.
Speaker 4: A real real cover that ship all the time.
Speaker 3: The girl that breaks my hair. Shout out to Camilla,
Speaker 3: girl that breids my hair. She she she said that,
Speaker 3: she was like, yo, you just don't know what you
Speaker 3: want to do with your hair, but you got hair,
Speaker 3: so it doesn't even matter.
Speaker 2: You sat between her legs. She has a salon.
Speaker 3: I'm not sitting between anybody's legs. The marriage.
Speaker 1: I'm a grown fu stereotypical. You were on the stoop,
Speaker 1: you were on the second, she was on the third.
Speaker 3: I was in her salon, in her salon chair, and
Speaker 3: she braided my hair. So shout out to Camilla, thank you.
Speaker 3: Any young women in the salon at the same time,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it was like a whole different It's one
Speaker 3: of those salons and Damas fight knows about it where
Speaker 3: it's like a whole bunch of different sweet sweets. So
Speaker 3: she has her own suite and like this big in
Speaker 3: this big salon in her sweet. It's just it was
Speaker 3: just me and we was watching New Jack City to what.
Speaker 9: Rory is alloding to one's like, what's like the least
Speaker 9: conventional place you picked someone up at? I said, there's
Speaker 9: a blonde every time I go on the most the
Speaker 9: least conventional place, like a convenience store, a salont Like,
Speaker 9: what's a gym?
Speaker 4: Like, what's the place where.
Speaker 9: You're like, I didn't come here to get pussy, but
Speaker 9: I ended up just getting like this girl's number and
Speaker 9: like we're gonna go out later. Instagram physical place that's
Speaker 9: a dating app.
Speaker 2: Leave the house.
Speaker 3: You know what when you're looking at uh, when you're
Speaker 3: moving looking at new condos and homes, like you cross
Speaker 3: people that are kind of like looking saying too and
Speaker 3: y'all kind of just start talking about the area and
Speaker 3: things like that, like that's happened before. But it didn't
Speaker 3: turn into anything like, you know, romantic or physical. It
Speaker 3: was just like you just meet people that are kind
Speaker 3: of like, oh, like, you know, she's cute and she's
Speaker 3: looking for a place in the same place I'm looking.
Speaker 3: I can you just kind of have a conversation that
Speaker 3: sounds like bad news, though, what if you guys both
Speaker 3: like the place. Oh you can't, well, you can't date.
Speaker 3: You know, you can't date. If y'all both like the
Speaker 3: place and you both move in, you can't do that.
Speaker 3: You can't date somebody in the same condo, complex, street, city,
Speaker 3: you can't date. I'm sorry, my bad, but you know,
Speaker 3: the same, same, same precinct. That should be the rules.
Speaker 1: If that precinct covers that whole area, y'all can't have
Speaker 1: the same same way.
Speaker 5: That's how you know, y'all holes, why wouldn't you want
Speaker 5: a girl that live down the street.
Speaker 3: Down the street. I'm not mad at down the street.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm I'm not mad at down the street.
Speaker 2: It's the same precinct.
Speaker 1: Like even outside of when I was a hoe like
Speaker 1: not wanting to run into someone, I also am like
Speaker 1: weird and I'm an only child. I don't want you
Speaker 1: to have that much convenience to me if I don't
Speaker 1: feel like being near you, like you the excuse of
Speaker 1: just like, yo, i'm down the block, what you're doing now?
Speaker 3: I'm cool.
Speaker 1: I want to be alone. That can't happen with someone
Speaker 1: that's you know, a couple of train stops or a
Speaker 1: whole burrow away.
Speaker 9: I hooked up with someone that lift two doors down
Speaker 9: from me, and it was it was off. She had
Speaker 9: a dog, so she was always outside with her dog,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, fuck, like this sucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're actually living in your building.
Speaker 4: No, like I was two numbers down.
Speaker 3: That's because you put you put half a mile on
Speaker 3: your dating app.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because of course.
Speaker 3: Like that's your fault.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll go on like a ten minute walk, but
Speaker 4: not a ten foot walk. That was too much.
Speaker 1: Yes, Wow, I saw a cute girl coming out of
Speaker 1: your building the other day.
Speaker 4: Oh, ask her name.
Speaker 3: She was on the first floor. She looked kind of
Speaker 3: Indian about.
Speaker 9: To get my key. Yeah, I thought you meant like
Speaker 9: leaving my apartment like she.
Speaker 3: We were leaving at the same time.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of good looking girls on my back.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't have Like, it's just that's too much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's insane.
Speaker 4: That's insane.
Speaker 1: Oh, speaking of this weekend, we didn't get into it.
Speaker 1: It was gonna be our first topic, but we went
Speaker 1: on a ramp of something else. We didn't really get
Speaker 1: into the update from our Clay episode and what happened
Speaker 1: over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Clay, you am hey, hey, that didn't a Clay Listen, man, listen,
Speaker 3: I wanted to feel like a d I feel manipulated.
Speaker 2: I want to apologize. I told you that nigga was
Speaker 2: a ship in y'all. No, he's he's cool. He's just
Speaker 2: a young boy he used to know any better.
Speaker 3: Still, it's still cool, but it's like he's also a
Speaker 3: piece of shit, like damn. But you wouldn't have to
Speaker 3: You ain't have to do that to meet I'm a nigga. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm a nigga. You could keep it all the way though.
Speaker 3: Away what Clay Man? We got you know, we got
Speaker 3: some updates, some information after the episode came out. Shout
Speaker 3: out to Clay for coming by a cool dude. Still
Speaker 3: still we still we still with Clay.
Speaker 1: Oh no, of course I love that conversation. Yeah, even
Speaker 1: though I do feel little.
Speaker 3: No, but he got to come back. Clay. Clay may
Speaker 3: have a reoccurring because I got to get an update
Speaker 3: on him at least every four months. But we got
Speaker 3: an update from uh, you know, the episode came out then.
Speaker 3: Obviously Selena Selena Powell has some things to say in
Speaker 3: regardss of things that Clay said. She said, you know,
Speaker 3: he was basically lying about everything he was capping.
Speaker 1: Well, first she commented on your post or some ship
Speaker 1: on my on your comment dominated on the post that
Speaker 1: we posted, and she said something, I may I'll find it,
Speaker 1: I may tell it.
Speaker 3: I may tell I made joke or I made something,
Speaker 3: but I'll never tell a lie.
Speaker 4: She said.
Speaker 9: The cap is crazy and very very strange. But I
Speaker 9: did say af his whole family, so it's self aware.
Speaker 9: After that laughing emojent, I can appreciate something else.
Speaker 3: After that that, she said, I always I tell a joke,
Speaker 3: but I'll never tell a lie of something like that.
Speaker 4: Ok, yeah, nope, time to get me.
Speaker 9: I might tell a joke, but I'll never tell it,
Speaker 9: like yeah, but the devil laughing emoji.
Speaker 3: From there, she went and d MG. Right, well, I
Speaker 3: DMed her because I thought that she was on it,
Speaker 3: like she really wanted to come on and speak her half,
Speaker 3: which I'm like, I gotta tell fucking let me dive
Speaker 3: all the way into this content creating thing.
Speaker 2: Right now, you want to die?
Speaker 3: She would be welcome up here. That would be one
Speaker 3: of the funny episodes. I'm trying to find it. But uh,
Speaker 3: we had an interesting conversation and.
Speaker 1: Well you mentioned that while you find it, you mentioned
Speaker 1: it in our group chat, and we all were super
Speaker 1: interested in what she had to say. He gave us
Speaker 1: like a little tidbit. But then a lot of time
Speaker 1: passed and I put in our group chat, yo, I
Speaker 1: think more might like this chick. It felt like you
Speaker 1: were kind of gatekeeping the information and that maybe you
Speaker 1: and Selena had hit it off.
Speaker 2: We like, send the screenshots. He like, nah, she ig
Speaker 2: ig okay, nigga, send the screenshot.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So what I did was you saw how the game
Speaker 1: worked for Clay. You went right in there was like,
Speaker 1: you want to be my girlfriend?
Speaker 3: You said, believe Now this is how you know Selena
Speaker 3: is just all about business, right, because I just she's
Speaker 3: an entertainer for sure. Once I saw her page, I
Speaker 3: followed her and not DMed her, just because it's like
Speaker 3: I think it's guess it's easy to just DM if
Speaker 3: you're follow you can find a page. It's cool if
Speaker 3: you just wanted to follow her. Friends unfollowed her, but
Speaker 3: I followed at the moment gangs and she came in hot. Now,
Speaker 3: don't follow me at DM me. We not cool to fuck.
Speaker 3: I like that stand up from the I'm fucking with that.
Speaker 3: I go right in to I say, you said you
Speaker 3: wanted to come on my bad thought, you wanted to
Speaker 3: speak your peace. She says, you gotta pay me double
Speaker 3: what you paid that line cap ass bitch, I said paid.
Speaker 2: Question mark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, uh whatever, and then she goes into uh
Speaker 3: she said, this is actually so fucking funny to me.
Speaker 4: Whatever.
Speaker 3: Whatever. So she starts sending me voice notes. You said
Speaker 3: something back the voice you used, well, I would only
Speaker 3: have one voice. Tell you definitely has another lower octave.
Speaker 2: You got another voice, bro, I.
Speaker 3: Mean I have octave. Yeah, I don't always speaking the boys.
Speaker 3: Yeah exactly. I'm the first schedule on the show. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like you said, I wasn't doing that all right, So
Speaker 3: she's sending me a bunch of voice noes. She sending
Speaker 3: me screens screenshot to the tem know we ain't got
Speaker 3: to go to that, but sending me screenshot to the
Speaker 3: text conversation and Claire, you my guy fuck with you.
Speaker 3: But a guy reading these text messages, it seems like
Speaker 3: this was more than just TikTok videos and you know,
Speaker 3: promo to a rollout. This seems like relationship ship. It's
Speaker 3: a lot of explaining on where you are what you're doing,
Speaker 3: you know what? You start explaining where you had, what
Speaker 3: you're doing.
Speaker 2: That niggas thatid I left my mobile charger at home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you start doing all of that. I've never
Speaker 3: said the word her mobile charger in my life.
Speaker 1: So then I said, oh, yeah, she got you nervous.
Speaker 1: That's your wife, say mobile charger exactly. I haven't found
Speaker 1: an adequate outlet yet, so.
Speaker 4: I said, jet ski back home.
Speaker 3: I said, oh, so, y'all really fuck with each other.
Speaker 3: So she said, we used to be on the phone
Speaker 3: for six to eight hours a day. I said, oh wow,
Speaker 3: I said, yo. I said, Clay is a funny guy.
Speaker 3: I'm just laughing. She said, I said, but damn, he
Speaker 3: ain't ha have the lot of me. I said, that's funny, though.
Speaker 3: She said, I got so much more where that came from.
Speaker 3: But I'm over it. Yeah, I don't really care and
Speaker 3: all that. But then she starts sending me new pictures
Speaker 3: of them, the pictures of them, like you know, a
Speaker 3: cute couple relationship pictures where you're hugging and you're holding
Speaker 3: each other and things like that. So I'm just laughing
Speaker 3: at her whatever whatever. But yeah, she was upset, she
Speaker 3: was mad, Uh.
Speaker 4: She coming on or what.
Speaker 5: I don't blame her for being upset and mad because
Speaker 5: Selena does what Selena does. I get that, Like maybe
Speaker 5: she shouldn't have hopped out there and post this stuff
Speaker 5: without him, you know what I'm saying, improving it or
Speaker 5: whatever that's between them, But don't lie and try to
Speaker 5: grace me when.
Speaker 2: It goes public, like I don't. I don't like that.
Speaker 2: That's you know what I'm saying, Like she didn't deserve that.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, I get I don't know if it
Speaker 1: was a disgrace in the whole thing, though we didn't
Speaker 1: disrespect her. And Clay just said, you know, I did
Speaker 1: it for content. I could see that would piss me
Speaker 1: off if we weren't doing it for content.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you don't think anybody thrown when he was
Speaker 5: talking about her up here. Oh, I ain't bro I
Speaker 5: didn't even know she was like that, Like I ain't
Speaker 5: fuck that girl.
Speaker 2: I know she was like that. Like, you know, I
Speaker 2: gotta be more careful who I hang around and this
Speaker 2: this distance.
Speaker 1: Okay, now you're reminding me, Yes that everything you said,
Speaker 1: I apologize, Yes, what do you her horror?
Speaker 4: I gotta be more careful around horrors.
Speaker 3: He said that, and was that a blanket statement?
Speaker 4: But he was talking conversation.
Speaker 3: How big is the blanket?
Speaker 4: It was the one.
Speaker 3: It was the one that the one that were cuddled
Speaker 3: up under. That's what it was.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: Listen, Clay, you just you know, you just you just listen. Man,
Speaker 3: I get it though. You know you're running the same
Speaker 3: game all of them. Man, you know you make you
Speaker 3: still in that phase where you feel like you got
Speaker 3: to make them feel like y'all in a relationship instead
Speaker 3: of just keeping it for what it is. We just
Speaker 3: having fun, that's all this is. But that's how you
Speaker 3: run it to being a fuck boy. You running the
Speaker 3: fuck boy territory. When you start running that type of
Speaker 3: game and all of these women make them feel like
Speaker 3: the relationship is more than it is. Just be honest,
Speaker 3: just be real, just be upfront. You avoid a lot
Speaker 3: of issues on the back end of that. But again, man,
Speaker 3: he Clay is just you know, he's just having fun.
Speaker 3: He's living he's living a dream right now. He's having
Speaker 3: his he's having his time and the like, I don't
Speaker 3: blame him, man, Clay just on jet skis in North Carolina,
Speaker 3: just on the lake, just just having fun. Catfish and
Speaker 3: jet skis. Man, it is what it is. That's all
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: That's all it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it ain't nothing more. I don't think it's more
Speaker 3: than that. I think he just having fun. Man, he
Speaker 3: just having fun. Shout out to Clay. Shout out to
Speaker 3: Selena too.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: I like how she came right in a DM like no,
Speaker 3: I don't follow me. We not cool?
Speaker 8: What the fuck?
Speaker 3: Oh shit, gangster? Im like that ship. I want to
Speaker 3: know what you pat them? Listen man, what you want
Speaker 3: me to I was, I was like paid. I was like,
Speaker 3: uh no, I don't think of never paid any for guests.
Speaker 3: I would never never do that.
Speaker 8: But she was.
Speaker 3: She was very clear, like you want me, you gotta
Speaker 3: pay me double.
Speaker 1: I mean no, no terrace Howard math but I think
Speaker 1: zero times to zero something like that. All right, So yeah,
Speaker 1: Selena wants to come on for twice the price.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the double twice the zero two zero two more
Speaker 3: zeros two more zeros. No more about that, I mean no,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 1: In his defense, we did order wings. We are some
Speaker 1: alcohol like this hospitality here.
Speaker 3: You want to come on and be a guest. But
Speaker 3: food good, good, vibes, good energy, good conversation.
Speaker 2: Got buy him wings and liquor, Like I was trying,
Speaker 2: that's what you buy. But you're trying to.
Speaker 1: Fuck uh not those hot buffalo wings. I'm never trying
Speaker 1: to give a chicks hot buffalo wings before I beat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was weed, so there's you know, exchange.
Speaker 2: I'll smoke them out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm starting to sound a little me tooish. We
Speaker 3: took it out into this guy. We gotta sent him
Speaker 3: on his flight. We got a full of that, a
Speaker 3: Lixa and this them down. Say oh, turn the cameras on.
Speaker 1: Well, Selena will get you some food. We'll go even
Speaker 1: We'll go even crazier. If you want an uber from
Speaker 1: your hotel to our studio, we got you no pool.
Speaker 1: We could probably send Selena on a spa day in
Speaker 1: New York. You gotta go with it, though, I gotta
Speaker 1: go to this.
Speaker 3: I want to send both y'all yea and the cameraman
Speaker 3: and Peach. So I got to go on to spot date.
Speaker 3: I gotta, I gotta. I gotta go on a spa
Speaker 3: date with Selena.
Speaker 4: Yeah, tough life you live, mam man.
Speaker 3: So do you want to double date?
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 3: I wonder what Yeah, like double date? Who are you
Speaker 3: bringing my girlfriend?
Speaker 4: Oh? Go to the spa? You think her and Selena
Speaker 4: would have a good time?
Speaker 3: To know that will be That's why I just offered it.
Speaker 3: That would be a tragedy. I think it would go
Speaker 3: off of That would be a fucking tragedy. But yeah,
Speaker 3: Selena is uh if you always want to come on
Speaker 3: anytime you happen to be in New York, hit us up.
Speaker 3: We would love to kick it with you, have some fun,
Speaker 3: laugh a little bit. But Selena seemed like she bought
Speaker 3: that bag. She ain't coming to talk of the game pay.
Speaker 3: So maybe we will never talk to Selena Powell, but
Speaker 3: if we do get the opportunity, I would love to
Speaker 3: hear her just kick it because you.
Speaker 2: Did good art. You could like there's other ways of
Speaker 2: paying somebody.
Speaker 3: What did the marriage just say to me? I didn't
Speaker 3: hear it, but I heard it. Okay, So you just
Speaker 3: don't want to repeat it. We have enough hr and
Speaker 3: that's a sick thing to hear, like you just did that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you did good at her? What who said that? Who
Speaker 3: told you that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: But it's okay.
Speaker 2: I was just trying to get Selena.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I'm not. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: sleep with What if you guys really hit it off
Speaker 3: and there was like a lot of chemistry there, I
Speaker 3: still wouldn't sleep with her.
Speaker 4: I feel like she'd like you because you'd keep it
Speaker 4: a buck like you wouldn't do the leave her in
Speaker 4: this like you.
Speaker 9: No, I'm not a fake relationship ship. But bro energy
Speaker 9: is like your energy. She's just a little more aggressive.
Speaker 3: I don't know if her energy is like mine, but
Speaker 3: I'm forward and up from Okay, okay, okay, got you
Speaker 3: on that? Got you on that?
Speaker 4: Okay? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, No. I see the similarities between the two,
Speaker 3: Like that is kind of your treasure. I wonder horizon
Speaker 3: sign is her start her sudden?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 3: Sun and moon moon rising?
Speaker 2: You need to figure out what her venus is. That's
Speaker 2: the way that she shows love.
Speaker 10: We see how how she shows love. I like that
Speaker 10: type of love. I love that type of Venus lens yeah,
Speaker 10: venus fly trap. If you funk the SPA hotel day,
Speaker 10: room service on me, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Room service on me. Yeah. Shout out to mak Hami
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Speaker 3: Her album's available as well, called Please Don't Cry, Please
Speaker 3: Don't Cry Shout out the Raps Raps. She is one
Speaker 3: of those. I think we had a conversation about the
Speaker 3: female rappers now. It's like it's either you see either
Speaker 3: you make music like rhaps City or you all the
Speaker 3: way on your sexy red ice spice side. Yeah, where's
Speaker 3: the middle? Where's the middle? Woman at? I feel like
Speaker 3: Amani sees a fit in that middle. She did like
Speaker 3: the like it could be sexy, it could be raunchy,
Speaker 3: but then it could be like rap rap. It could
Speaker 3: be you know, the hustler's girlfriend type of rap that
Speaker 3: we used to get with like Foxy and Kim, that
Speaker 3: type of energy. We don't really get a lot of
Speaker 3: that from the female rappers right now. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean Tierra Wax shit I think is great. It
Speaker 1: didn't have the push that it probably deserved. Fine, she's
Speaker 1: in that middle ground from me where she can do
Speaker 1: both those things. But with Rhapsody's album, I went to
Speaker 1: the listening on Wednesday, Thursday whenever that was, and she
Speaker 1: sat and did an interview with Apple Music or whoever
Speaker 1: the fuck it was, sorry for not knowing exactly and
Speaker 1: This album is definitely getting closer to that middle ground,
Speaker 1: Like she didn't try to bar everyone to death.
Speaker 3: This is her most honest album.
Speaker 1: Like that was as much as I've loved Raapsiti before,
Speaker 1: I always felt like, you know, I know so much
Speaker 1: about you because we're cool in friends. Your fans know
Speaker 1: nothing about your life, like they just know you could
Speaker 1: rap better than most guys. She got into her bag
Speaker 1: on this one. The production is drastically different. She's talking
Speaker 1: about real life shit. She's got joints on there. So
Speaker 1: she got a record with Wayne that could play in
Speaker 1: the car, like She's talked about her first lesbian experience
Speaker 1: sleeping with a married man, like.
Speaker 2: She I'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: She got into some ship on this album. It's not
Speaker 1: what we've always gotten from her. Great Boom bap and great.
Speaker 3: Raps Is rap is she is?
Speaker 8: She is?
Speaker 3: She like a out, openly open lesbian.
Speaker 1: Well, she talks about her first lesbian relationship on US. Okay,
Speaker 1: so she didn't properly say what her sexuality is. But
Speaker 1: off the album one would say that she is bisexual.
Speaker 1: What they would say, okay, but yeah, she she talks
Speaker 1: about some shit on here. There were some lines on
Speaker 1: on that that I was like, this is.
Speaker 3: I gotta feeling one day rap, She's gonna pop out
Speaker 3: with a sun dress and she's gonna have so much ass.
Speaker 2: Even when she goes out of her way not to
Speaker 2: be sexualized. Is you sexual?
Speaker 3: No? I'm not not sexual, but I just you know
Speaker 3: how it is when you see a girl that dresses
Speaker 3: a certain way all the time, and then it's like
Speaker 3: it's like, yo, what the fuck? Like they put on
Speaker 3: like some real, like feminine shit, and you like, you
Speaker 3: look like a totally different woman. You look great, not
Speaker 3: in a sexual way, but it's like damn, like, Okay,
Speaker 3: that's what was underneath the jeans, the in the erys,
Speaker 3: that's what's up. The views of opinions of this podcast
Speaker 3: are malls and malls fuck it. It's my opinion. Is
Speaker 3: a very beautiful woman is dope with I love Raps.
Speaker 3: A Boogie's album Better Off Alone available now. Shout the
Speaker 3: a Boogie Bronx legend. It's me a Boogie Ice Spice
Speaker 3: kres One Cardi. We're claiming Denzel even though he's from
Speaker 3: like Westchester County, we still claim that's a lister right there. Yes,
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Speaker 3: the whole just Terror squad like the It. Yes, Fat
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Speaker 3: from the Bronx. Remy Bronx legend Raimies from the Bronx. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the Bronx. We got a few legends, man, but it's me, Babe. Roof.
Speaker 7: Derek Jeeter every time he's from the Brooks Soon played
Speaker 7: it before, would have gone yea, I would have gone there.
Speaker 3: I definitely would have gone to the baby Roof. Uh
Speaker 3: black man?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: Who's black man?
Speaker 1: I saw that theory on Twitter recently, not even because
Speaker 1: we brought up pave Ruth last episode. I don't think
Speaker 1: it was an algorithm thing. Bay Ruth is actually black.
Speaker 3: I mean George Herman Ruth and the name like Herman.
Speaker 1: You gotta be that there was some ship when they
Speaker 1: went through like his actual DNA and bay Ruth was
Speaker 1: a black man all his like direct first cousins look
Speaker 1: like you.
Speaker 3: But will we take this because if you want me to,
Speaker 3: if you want me to start talking, we all black.
Speaker 3: The original man is black?
Speaker 2: Yes, Kyrie know the original.
Speaker 3: Demarus Damaris stopp playing with me? Stop playing with me, Tomar,
Speaker 3: cause you that's your last one for the day. I
Speaker 3: cut it the fuck off, cut it the funk off.
Speaker 3: All right back to you, Roy, What were you saying?
Speaker 1: And this is how you know she ain't never listened
Speaker 1: to tang Kyrie put her on the game.
Speaker 3: H Yeah, yeah, so you did that.
Speaker 1: First original man is the asiatic black man. Understand separate
Speaker 1: point though, Okay, that all of his first like his
Speaker 1: first fucking cousins are like, look like you, babe Ruth.
Speaker 1: That there is this whole theory that they did try
Speaker 1: to make him seem like a white man when his
Speaker 1: whole family was black.
Speaker 3: That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I don't know how much credence there is
Speaker 1: to that theory, but you know, I just read one
Speaker 1: hundred and forty characters. I didn't do a rabbit hole
Speaker 1: into it, but yeah, I gotta look at it. Bay
Speaker 1: Ruth's cousins used to be a Yankee stadium front row.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. But we got to look into that. If
Speaker 3: that's true, that's a fucking that's like a crazy story. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I couldn't really do the rabbit hole because I
Speaker 1: was already in the rabbit hole of the Iranian president
Speaker 1: being killed.
Speaker 3: Oh so bave Ruth went to the side mountain running.
Speaker 3: I saw, Yeah, I know I saw that. No, No,
Speaker 3: we're not going there.
Speaker 4: We're not going to are you fuck conspiracy on that?
Speaker 3: I don't think it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 9: As soon as that's something happened, I was like, I
Speaker 9: already know Roy's gonna be like, this isn't real.
Speaker 3: No, it's that's real. I just don't think there was
Speaker 3: a mechanical issue.
Speaker 4: Oh you just think they got knocked down?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Oh that's possible. Yeah, that's very possible. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean it's almost so possible that that might be
Speaker 3: exactly what happened.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they said there were space lasers. I've been I
Speaker 9: saw some of these theories. Man, space lazers, motherfuckers.
Speaker 3: Why is that a conspiracy? Space lasers? Not space lasers?
Speaker 1: But we have F twenty two's right now that they
Speaker 1: already did a press release last year that wasn't hidden.
Speaker 3: We have lasers. Oh yeah, I know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can easily thermally heat up a fucking helicopter
Speaker 1: and knock it down without a sound. Yeah that's not
Speaker 1: like something that we're hiding. Yeah, that could happen. You think,
Speaker 1: you think Israel, who's actually far better than us. Right now,
Speaker 1: when it comes to weapons, we can't even get a
Speaker 1: fucking golden dome or.
Speaker 3: Whatever that shit is called iron dome iron You don't.
Speaker 1: Think, you don't think Israel. You don't think we've given
Speaker 1: Ukraine some fucking lasers. I don't know, man, I don't
Speaker 1: really go into those rabbit holes.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: I try not to, because I think some that should
Speaker 3: is just not good for your brain to like it's
Speaker 3: not Did you start thinking everything is a fucking conspiracy?
Speaker 1: Okay, well let's not even go with a conspiracy. Did
Speaker 1: it not stop you guys in your tracks that he died,
Speaker 1: because that's fucking big right now. Yeah, it's stopped between
Speaker 1: Russia and Iran, US in Ukraine, US in Israel, crazy
Speaker 1: Iran in Israel. It's we're in a death triangle of
Speaker 1: foreign aid. Yeah, him dying, Nah, I didn't just be
Speaker 1: like it was damn helicopters.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think it's a conspiracy. I think in
Speaker 1: the middle of war the president dying isn't a coincident.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think and I don't think
Speaker 3: there's much of a conspiracy that's probably that's usually what
Speaker 3: they want to happen when it's war.
Speaker 9: So could you imagine if that happened here, if by like,
Speaker 9: if that happened to what's the helicopter Marine Force one,
Speaker 9: I think is what they call the helicopter. If that shit,
Speaker 9: just if that shit just crashed, whether or not he
Speaker 9: was on it, Like just the thought of that, I
Speaker 9: don't know, Like, that's just crazy to me.
Speaker 4: It's fucking insane.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm just happy that we have the Atlantic Ocean,
Speaker 1: the Pacific Ocean, Canada and Mexico around us. The fun
Speaker 1: ship we've done to the world. Thank god we have
Speaker 1: that protection. It's harder to surprise us.
Speaker 3: Than people think. Julie, we have any voicemails?
Speaker 4: We do?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like you guys trying to avoid Biden
Speaker 1: and Trump having a debate in June, we get to voice.
Speaker 3: I think I'm gonna do a Patreon live as soon
Speaker 3: as that debate happens. You know, fucking god, are to
Speaker 3: watch two people bullshit us? Oh? Yes, gotta love it.
Speaker 4: People jacked up on math?
Speaker 3: Yes, did you guys see uh Leaders of the Free World?
Speaker 5: Did you guys see Trump's video he made of Biden
Speaker 5: falling the music video.
Speaker 3: No, but I'm sure it was funny.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 1: I did see him do a speech and say he
Speaker 1: wants a drug test before the debate, like it's fucking
Speaker 1: Pacquiao and Mayweather.
Speaker 3: I did see that.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 3: This is bigger than Pactya.
Speaker 4: Of course.
Speaker 3: This is the biggest.
Speaker 1: Conversation debate that's ever taken place, Absolutely bigger than we
Speaker 1: the people.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait for this ship. I've been. I've been
Speaker 3: because you know, they was trying to say that Biden
Speaker 3: wasn't gonna do it, like at first he wasn't gonna debate.
Speaker 3: He wasn't gonna They didn't. They were trying to keep
Speaker 3: him away from that. It's gonna be Let's just let's
Speaker 3: just watch it as a family, is all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be rough. Now, yeah, let's just watch it
Speaker 3: as a family.
Speaker 4: I think Nicks was rough.
Speaker 3: Oh man, it's hilarious. He said I need a drug
Speaker 3: test before I get on this. I feel him. I
Speaker 3: definitely feel him, all right. Julian voicemails, Hey.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 3: Uh this chase from Philly? Uh I got a question
Speaker 3: for y'all.
Speaker 8: Uh. One of my closest closest homies passed away abruptly,
Speaker 8: and I thought about y'all because me and him was
Speaker 8: both big fans of y'all. We went to y'all Charlotte Show,
Speaker 8: took a picture of y'all. He was like six to eleven,
Speaker 8: so Rory made a quick joke and he stood on stage. Remember, yeah,
Speaker 8: he just passed away, right, And I'm dealing with some
Speaker 8: grief because honestly, this is like the first person that
Speaker 8: was this close to me that passed away abruptly. Usually,
Speaker 8: if I'm close somebody had passed away, it was kind
Speaker 8: of like an expectation almost, But for him this is
Speaker 8: completely different because the shock and surprise of it all.
Speaker 3: And just dealing with the grief. And I want my
Speaker 3: question for y'all was, how do y'all deal with grief?
Speaker 8: Like I know everybody has been through something right dealing
Speaker 8: with it, but right now this ship is like really
Speaker 8: tough for me, and uh, I just wanted to know
Speaker 8: how y'all deal with it with some pointers that I
Speaker 8: could use going forward, because I really don't have an answer,
Speaker 8: thanks you.
Speaker 3: Grief is to me is different for everybody. I don't
Speaker 3: think there's a definitive answer for that, I would what
Speaker 3: I would say and what I've tried to do when
Speaker 3: I deal with grief and losing somebody is definitely always remember,
Speaker 3: you know, the moments and the times and the memories,
Speaker 3: but also pay attention to, you know, the fact that
Speaker 3: life has to go on, life has to move on.
Speaker 3: You have to keep yourself to a certain extent, uh
Speaker 3: as busy as you normally would be. Try to create
Speaker 3: a routine of you know, having moments to just for
Speaker 3: yourself and away from everybody, because you're gonna need that.
Speaker 3: Working out. Working out, I think is a good way
Speaker 3: to kind of release some of that tension and energy
Speaker 3: and emotion. And yeah, man, just again, it's no definitive answer.
Speaker 3: You gotta deal with grief the way you do with it.
Speaker 3: But you want to make sure that you keep your
Speaker 3: health and you keep your your mind, your mind and
Speaker 3: your body healthy, and try to remember that. You know,
Speaker 3: while we do love our loved ones and we're sad
Speaker 3: that they will no longer see them in the physical,
Speaker 3: but we do have to we do have to move on.
Speaker 3: We do have to move forward as best we can.
Speaker 3: But take your time, take your time with it. Understand
Speaker 3: that it's part of the process of moving on. You
Speaker 3: have to grieve, you have to have those emotions, you
Speaker 3: have to have those moments. You know, my mom lost
Speaker 3: her mom when she was young, and my mom still
Speaker 3: to this day has moments of weakness and grieving and
Speaker 3: things like that. So it's not something that you'll I
Speaker 3: lost my brother years ago, but it's not something that
Speaker 3: you just are going to get over and get passed immediately.
Speaker 3: There's going to be times where you know, you can't
Speaker 3: stop thinking about the person, and then one day you're
Speaker 3: gonna look up and realize you haven't thought about that
Speaker 3: person for the first time in a couple of days.
Speaker 3: Like it's just life is weird like that, Like it
Speaker 3: just and you feel guilty. Yeah, you feel guilty. So
Speaker 3: it's just you know, you got to give yourself that
Speaker 3: space to move on. Understand that you have to move on,
Speaker 3: Understand that the person would want you to move on
Speaker 3: and to you know, be healthy and be productive in life.
Speaker 3: But give yourselves those moments to be weak and to
Speaker 3: you know, have those moments of you know, breaking down
Speaker 3: if you have to, and being alone and you know,
Speaker 3: having time to yourself and your thoughts. That's part of
Speaker 3: it all too, but all at your pace, all at
Speaker 3: your time. Whatever's best and healthiest for you is how
Speaker 3: you deal with grief. I can't. I can't tell you
Speaker 3: how to deal with it. I'm just telling you certain
Speaker 3: things to look out for and you know, just to
Speaker 3: make sure you don't get too stagnant and too stuck
Speaker 3: in a place where it starts to affect your mental
Speaker 3: and physical health. Yeah, I mean I would.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: I can't tell you exactly what to do. I can
Speaker 3: tell you what not to do.
Speaker 1: And that's what I do is just bury it and
Speaker 1: pretend like it is what it is. Yeah, everyone does, Yeah,
Speaker 1: never really address it. Recently, like with Raven's mother passing,
Speaker 1: I think just being around her and her family has
Speaker 1: been the best way for everyone to deal with grief.
Speaker 1: So even if that was your friend and maybe you
Speaker 1: weren't even that close with his family, it could be
Speaker 1: a good time to get to know his family, Yeah,
Speaker 1: because you can alleviate their grief while alleviate alleviating yours
Speaker 1: as well being around someone that also loved that person.
Speaker 1: That's been like the only good thing I feel like
Speaker 1: I've done with grief is just be around other people
Speaker 1: and Again, I don't know if you are close to
Speaker 1: his family or not, I'm sure they would really appreciate
Speaker 1: knowing how he affected your life in such a positive
Speaker 1: and that was your man's like you just coming around
Speaker 1: and being like, is your son, your brother, whatever, was
Speaker 1: such a great person alleviates their grief and I think
Speaker 1: does the same to you in that same process. The
Speaker 1: best way to deal with it is just be around
Speaker 1: people that also love that person.
Speaker 3: Take your time, give yourself grace, give yourself that those
Speaker 3: moments to be weak and vulnerable, and you know, your
Speaker 3: life has a way of moving forward, and you'll look
Speaker 3: up one day and realize like, okay, like this is
Speaker 3: life now, this is the feelings that I have now
Speaker 3: moving forward through the rest of my life and always,
Speaker 3: you know, talk about them, remember him, like you said,
Speaker 3: with friends, family, have those moments, because it definitely helps
Speaker 3: with the healing. When you laugh about certain situations and
Speaker 3: things that y'all did together. You learn about shit that
Speaker 3: he did that you didn't even know about through family
Speaker 3: and friends, and you know, having those stories it helps
Speaker 3: with the healing process. It feels like, you know, in
Speaker 3: some ways, the person is still here, the energy is
Speaker 3: still here. So you need that as well to move forward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh, I'm sorry writing mean answer RUPs you.
Speaker 1: But anytime I've like left a family gathering where like
Speaker 1: my uncle passed last year, being around my cousins is
Speaker 1: just talking about him, I leave so much happier. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like the grief feels relieved when everyone is just speaking
Speaker 1: about him. Like, it doesn't make you more depressed, it
Speaker 1: actually helps, like with the entire thing that was fun
Speaker 1: to laugh again about certain shit that he did in
Speaker 1: his life and who he was.
Speaker 3: So but go ahead.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, yeah, because if you were to die, you
Speaker 5: would want someone to keep your memory alive, like talk
Speaker 5: about the stupid shit that I did, the funny shit
Speaker 5: that I did, like talk about all of that stuff. Also,
Speaker 5: I know this may sound corny, and you don't have
Speaker 5: to admit to anybody that you out loud that you
Speaker 5: did it. But when my best friend died, I wrote
Speaker 5: her a letter. It took me a long time to
Speaker 5: be able to do that. But write, write a letter
Speaker 5: or even a text message to a phone that nobody has,
Speaker 5: or even if you don't send it, like just whatever,
Speaker 5: just write out how you felt about that person if
Speaker 5: you were talking to them if it's somebody that you
Speaker 5: talk to regularly and you feel like you're holding so
Speaker 5: many things in now, or so many memories that you
Speaker 5: have that they don't know about, write them down. If
Speaker 5: you guys have memories together that nobody knows but you
Speaker 5: and that person, make sure you write those down, because
Speaker 5: as you get older, your memory goes right, even the
Speaker 5: best times of your life, you'll forget some of them.
Speaker 5: So make sure you write all of those things down
Speaker 5: and record of it. And then when you're when you're
Speaker 5: feeling stronger and you're the grief isn't as heavy, you
Speaker 5: can go back and look at that like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: I forgot that we did that, or I forgot that
Speaker 5: they said that, and things like that.
Speaker 1: It does help, yeah, or just I mean we're just
Speaker 1: completely avoided with sarcasm and jokes and never address it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what you shouldn't do.
Speaker 4: Community is also really important.
Speaker 9: I think what Rory said, like the instinct to just
Speaker 9: like be alone and just like wear it just within
Speaker 9: yourself versus I always try to do like the the
Speaker 9: juxtaposition of like we like to laugh in groups, so
Speaker 9: like when we're at a comedy show, it's like the
Speaker 9: communal laughter, and it's made for at a concert. It's
Speaker 9: better when you're sharing that moment with so many people.
Speaker 9: And I think the same goes to grief, and I
Speaker 9: think people hang that up when it comes to grief
Speaker 9: because they don't want to burden other people with that,
Speaker 9: like the sadness. But again, like with the shared family,
Speaker 9: friends community, I just think there's so much value in that.
Speaker 9: And I've been seeing that close hand, in particular with
Speaker 9: with Boz and being with him and around his family
Speaker 9: and their closest friends, just seeing how much that it does.
Speaker 9: It's never gonna be a cure all, but it does
Speaker 9: so much for reassuring how how important you know these
Speaker 9: people are in your lives and the impact that they
Speaker 9: not only had on you, but to everybody that they
Speaker 9: came in contact with.
Speaker 4: So right, yeah, lean into the people that you know
Speaker 4: and that also loved him.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. We got more condolences. I do remember. I remember, yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember big when he said, guy, I was like
Speaker 3: in Charlotte Talk guys like I remember. So prayers, condolences
Speaker 3: to UH, hit the family, and rest in peace to
Speaker 3: the UH, to the gentleman. We got one more, what's up?
Speaker 11: Rory More Julian the marriage real young big fan of
Speaker 11: the pop and fill ya said the old Uh my
Speaker 11: name Alexander, and I'm from I got really more like
Speaker 11: a relationship advice kind of question.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 11: So I'm thirty years old, I got three kids.
Speaker 3: One of them is a step.
Speaker 4: Child or whatever.
Speaker 11: Oh my big mama, and I was like or whatever,
Speaker 11: twenty out of turn twenty one. She was nineteen, and
Speaker 11: we've been together ever since. And you know, we got
Speaker 11: married about four years ago active duty. So it just
Speaker 11: made things a lot easier. But to be honest, it
Speaker 11: wasn't something I really wanted to do. So now at
Speaker 11: this point in my life, sometimes I feel as if
Speaker 11: I'm missing out on things, if that makes any sense.
Speaker 11: You know, like there's experiences I should be having as
Speaker 11: a young man with some money in his pocketing now,
Speaker 11: not that I would ever, like not want to take
Speaker 11: care of my kids or be a present father or
Speaker 11: any of that. I guess just sometimes I feel like
Speaker 11: I needed it, you know, spread my wings a little
Speaker 11: bit more, if that makes sense. I've been tied down
Speaker 11: since I was twenty years old, and I know that's
Speaker 11: a conscious choice, but you know, shit happens anyway. I
Speaker 11: appreciate y'all. Just want to hear y'all feedback. Keep doing
Speaker 11: you'all doing, love a part than.
Speaker 1: If it's beyond repair, then yes, I think people should
Speaker 1: split if this is something that's not going to work,
Speaker 1: rather than people just go out and cheat and do
Speaker 1: some other shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's just split and figure.
Speaker 1: But if you don't think that it's over, over and
Speaker 1: you just curious and just like, damn, I missed a
Speaker 1: whole lot of shit, work on trying to make that
Speaker 1: shit work with your wife, Like, try to go have
Speaker 1: some of the experiences that you want to have with
Speaker 1: your wife, because you're gonna look back and be like, damn,
Speaker 1: I split my whole household up because I wanted to
Speaker 1: fuck a few bitches that I didn't think I got
Speaker 1: to fuck him my twenty Yeah that worth Yeah.
Speaker 3: That ain't. That's not worth losing your family over.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do that's if there's no way
Speaker 1: this marriage is going to work.
Speaker 3: Didn't understand Split and split and be happy.
Speaker 1: But don't don't split up because you feel like, damn,
Speaker 1: I was twenty years old got married, which listen.
Speaker 3: You fucked up. You shouldn't have done that. Yeah, agree,
Speaker 3: it is what it is.
Speaker 1: But listen, after you a few times with a few
Speaker 1: strange fucking women, that's not gonna be worth breaking up
Speaker 1: a whole, happy home with.
Speaker 3: Three kids, start to feel empty and stuff like.
Speaker 1: That, you're not gonna get Those experiences won't fulfill you
Speaker 1: the way that you think they will. No, I think
Speaker 1: you can find stuff with your wife to do at
Speaker 1: that point when you got a little money in your pocket,
Speaker 1: get some babysitters, go on vacation, explore together like do
Speaker 1: other ship, but with her right and then just hope,
Speaker 1: maybe show also like women too, and maybe.
Speaker 3: You have a three something. Then you'll feel like, you know,
Speaker 3: slow down, No, we don't want that. We're trying to
Speaker 3: find the middle.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I feel like because you know.
Speaker 3: What he's saying. He's saying, Yo, I was twenty fun. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I want to strange active duty in the military. He's traveled,
Speaker 3: he has money, he had, you know, he feels like
Speaker 3: he missed, he missed, he missed something. Midlife crisis, Well,
Speaker 3: he's only when you get married. Mid Life crices come
Speaker 3: from when you get married and settled down. He's he's
Speaker 3: he's he I g demons just getting to a you
Speaker 3: need to be scrolling.
Speaker 4: On either duty, get deployed in Thailand and then just
Speaker 4: go crazy.
Speaker 3: Well you might because nobody you can't get rid of. Well,
Speaker 3: international bodies don't count. Listen, try to work it out
Speaker 3: with your wife. If it's not something that you feel
Speaker 3: like it's over, it's nothing to work on. It's like,
Speaker 3: let's just split and go ourways and co parent and
Speaker 3: do that thing respectfully. Then do that. But don't lose
Speaker 3: your family over the fact that you may have gotten
Speaker 3: horny and you see some you know, these BBL bodies
Speaker 3: and things like that, and you feel like you want to,
Speaker 3: you know, wrestle with a few of them in the bed,
Speaker 3: and don't lose your family over that.
Speaker 4: Fan don't.
Speaker 3: Don't do that. But if it's something that you feel
Speaker 3: like the relationship is over, keep the respect intact, raise
Speaker 3: your children together, be a healthy example to your your kids,
Speaker 3: and have a healthy environment that you're gonna co parent
Speaker 3: in and go out there and do your things.
Speaker 1: This is gonna sound a little toxic, but we can
Speaker 1: be truthful here are your experience is going to be
Speaker 1: worth her having her own experiences and your kids possibly
Speaker 1: calling someone else that boof are like, is this experiences
Speaker 1: with other bitches going to be worth your kids possibly
Speaker 1: living in a different home while she wants to go
Speaker 1: have her experiences. She ain't about to break up, y'all
Speaker 1: not gonna split, and she's just gonna wait for you, right,
Speaker 1: Is these experiences worth that?
Speaker 3: It's never worth it. It's never worth losing your family,
Speaker 3: Like I said, unless the relationship is at that point
Speaker 3: where it's nothing to fix, nothing to work on, let's
Speaker 3: just go out separate ways. But if it's not that
Speaker 3: I'm doing it, if not move.
Speaker 5: Forward, I do want to give him some grace because
Speaker 5: there's more two relationships than Oh, I just feel like
Speaker 5: I'm missing out on fucking If you've been you know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying with this girl since you were twenty
Speaker 5: years old, you just might be tired of living with
Speaker 5: someone like you just might be tired of this person
Speaker 5: and no, and not even just tired almost like how
Speaker 5: when you're at work in twelve o'clock, kits and you're
Speaker 5: not really tired from the four hours of work that
Speaker 5: you you did, you're tired because you know you got
Speaker 5: four hours still left. So it's like, yeah, like I
Speaker 5: love her and this shit is cool, but I gotta
Speaker 5: I've been with her this long and I still have
Speaker 5: the rest of my life to go. If you're feeling
Speaker 5: like that, you definitely need to tell her because I
Speaker 5: would hate. I'm sorry, my heart would drop if I
Speaker 5: heard my husband call into a podcast and be like, yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, we got married young, like it is what
Speaker 5: it is, but like, I'm kind of tired of being here.
Speaker 3: Like Grace went off the window. You said, fuck Grace.
Speaker 3: In about five seconds, she said Grace and started eat
Speaker 3: you do that. Let's say Grace, Grace. Jesus understand. You
Speaker 3: know we're hungry anyway.
Speaker 5: But yeah, like I personally, like, I feel like you
Speaker 5: need to have a conversation with her, and potentially y'all
Speaker 5: need to separate, not not get divorced, not permanent.
Speaker 3: But hey, I'm gonna tell you something. It's hurt like
Speaker 3: a motherfucker when you see you happy with another nigga
Speaker 3: or even just experiencing shit that you want to because
Speaker 3: you think she.
Speaker 2: Don't feel the way that you feel.
Speaker 3: Baby, that's always the other side of us. They don't
Speaker 3: want to think about. She's saying the same shit she
Speaker 3: called In another part she called in the poor minds
Speaker 3: and lexdre leave. Man, your wife called in the poor
Speaker 3: minds and saying the same shit you just said. Like
Speaker 3: all right, man, y'all you think she realize you.
Speaker 5: Think she don't think about how she didn't get a
Speaker 5: chance to have her whole years and get a one
Speaker 5: way trip to Miami with some skammer nigga and had
Speaker 5: a time of her life.
Speaker 2: And yeah, we think about shit like.
Speaker 4: That too, So niggas right out of DM Miami's larry.
Speaker 4: It's like a seventy dollars Flightually.
Speaker 2: It's not about the it's about the experience.
Speaker 1: But check with three kids before she's thirty, would take
Speaker 1: that Miami flight.
Speaker 3: She just want to walk on the beach and a
Speaker 3: throng bikini. Let that ass just move everywhere. Just then,
Speaker 3: let the sun and the sand hit that ass, because
Speaker 3: it hurt when you open I g and see like
Speaker 3: the sandhandprints on the girl ass that you love and
Speaker 3: I'm not there. Who hands is that? Who hands is that?
Speaker 2: Who do you fucking Miami when I'm not there?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's gonna hurt.
Speaker 5: Fans.
Speaker 3: Listen, if you can work on your relationship, work on it.
Speaker 3: If not, keep the respect, take care of family, cold
Speaker 3: parent raise, raise your kids in a healthy environment, and
Speaker 3: enjoy the rest of y'all life.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you gotta you're a parent, dude. You gotta prioritize
Speaker 9: your kids first.
Speaker 4: That you can't like you. That's it. This as you
Speaker 4: said it, you get it. This is the life. This
Speaker 4: is the cards you're dealt. But it's your life, and
Speaker 4: you have your you're in charge of other children.
Speaker 2: I'm against that, grace.
Speaker 3: We did say this doesn't work for you, you should
Speaker 3: split up.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't make them yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, just.
Speaker 4: Don't funk up.
Speaker 2: Yeah I'm yeah, I'm again.
Speaker 5: I'm against stand Like if you're miserable, Like, if you're
Speaker 5: truly miserable and this is making you unhappy, eventually, what
Speaker 5: you're gonna start doing is taking out your misery on
Speaker 5: the person you're on a relationship with, and that's going
Speaker 5: to affect your kids.
Speaker 2: So if you really really feel I can tell that.
Speaker 5: He feels that way, y'all just need to take a
Speaker 5: break quick, little one year, two year, do y'all own thing,
Speaker 5: and you'll be back soon. You'll be back before she
Speaker 5: back when she dropped them kids off to you and
Speaker 5: be like, yeah, you know it's your weak and I'm out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just don't make a mistake. Drake is also the
Speaker 1: sickest human being ever. Who harmonizing? Who do you fucking
Speaker 1: the city when I'm not there? We all think it poetry.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not shipping on him. I'm just saying
Speaker 1: you're sick for having the courage to harmonize that, right,
Speaker 1: we've all thought it.
Speaker 3: But to get on a song? And what key are
Speaker 3: we in? Forty?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Shout out to the New York Knicks.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 3: They lost Game seven at home yesterday. It was a
Speaker 3: great season though great run. Injuries just caught up to us.
Speaker 3: Thank you, New York Knickerbockers.
Speaker 1: First time I've ever said this, This was my favorite
Speaker 1: season in my entire life to watch.
Speaker 3: Shout out Josh Hart. You guys were amazing. Shout out Rory, I.
Speaker 6: Mean Devincenzo, you know, I mean he did his best.
Speaker 6: Nod he That was the hardest game. It was like
Speaker 6: fleeting moments of like back to back threes. I was
Speaker 6: like yeah, and then it was like pat on a
Speaker 6: fifteen oh round, I'm like.
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, it's over.
Speaker 3: When we got within eight ah yeah, And then they
Speaker 3: told us that brunts and broke his hand. I just
Speaker 3: turned to yeah, man, nothing.
Speaker 1: But I will say the first time when we got
Speaker 1: within eight, this is the first time in my entire life,
Speaker 1: I said, well, the Knicks is just about to nick
Speaker 1: confidence because I love this team and this team really cares.
Speaker 1: It's just when you end up with one starter, yeah,
Speaker 1: on the court in a game seven, Yeah, playoffs, when
Speaker 1: they're shooting what seventy six percent?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just wasn't you can't win. Injuries caught up
Speaker 3: to them. But they do have a lot to build
Speaker 3: on going into next season. Everybody comes back healthy, I
Speaker 3: think the confidence will be there. I think the culture
Speaker 3: has changed within the Knicks organization. They realize that they
Speaker 3: are a top three, top four team in the East.
Speaker 3: They have a guy in Jalen Brunson who is gonna
Speaker 3: be in the MVP talks for the next foreseeable seasons
Speaker 3: at least the next two three seasons. And then you
Speaker 3: get your all star back in Julius Randall. I just
Speaker 3: think the Knicks have a lot to build on. This
Speaker 3: was a great season. I hate that it had to
Speaker 3: end the way but it did. But I mean, just
Speaker 3: being realistic, I don't think they could have beat Boston
Speaker 3: the next round. Yeah, yeah, they were playing for playing
Speaker 3: for extra four or five games maybe, Like it's just
Speaker 3: it's just, it is what it is. Go home for
Speaker 3: the summer, get healthy, get back in the gym, come
Speaker 3: back next year with that confidence that we ended on
Speaker 3: this year, and I think next year is going to
Speaker 3: be a longer run for the New York Knicks. Shout
Speaker 3: out to the Knicks, Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I hope they don't make very many offseason
Speaker 1: moves same like, I really think, just get healthy.
Speaker 3: Just get healthy and then see what that looks like.
Speaker 3: That roll that out again and see what that looks like.
Speaker 3: Shout out to the Minnesota Timberwolves. A lot of people
Speaker 3: had written them off last week when they lost at
Speaker 3: home to UH to Denver, people thought the season of
Speaker 3: the series was over, But the Timberwolves had something to
Speaker 3: say about that last night they beat the Nuggets in
Speaker 3: their Game seven in Denver. Shout out to Anthony Edwards,
Speaker 3: Mike Conley calling Anthony Towns like what they did this
Speaker 3: season and what they're doing and knocking off the defending
Speaker 3: champs something that I don't think anybody had The Timberwolves
Speaker 3: doing so. This is just a testament to the player
Speaker 3: that I think Anthony Edwards is and will be for
Speaker 3: the next I'm ten twelve seasons. I'm rooting for him
Speaker 3: for the for the pinder of A playoffs, I'm rooting
Speaker 3: for Kyrie. Though I want to see Kyrie IRV and
Speaker 3: get back to the finals. I would like to see
Speaker 3: Kyrie get another ring only because we obviously know everything
Speaker 3: that Kyrie has been through in the last few years
Speaker 3: with the NBA. His stands on the whole during the pandemic,
Speaker 3: on the whole vaccination thing here in Brooklyn, him being
Speaker 3: black ball and not being named and on the Olympic
Speaker 3: team this summer. I think all of that is an
Speaker 3: extension of Kyrie. Who people think Kyrie is. They feel
Speaker 3: like he's a distraction, They feel like he's somebody that
Speaker 3: you can't you know, you don't know which Kyrie you're
Speaker 3: gonna get. I think Kyrie is still one of the
Speaker 3: best players in the league. He's one of the best
Speaker 3: players I've ever seen. I think he's a solid individual.
Speaker 3: I think he is a guy that has his beliefs
Speaker 3: and stands on his morals and his integrity, and I
Speaker 3: don't think that there's anything wrong with that, But unfortunately,
Speaker 3: when you put on the NBA jersey, there's certain things
Speaker 3: that you know they want you to abide by, and
Speaker 3: they treat him like he's Aaron Rodgers. He's not a distraction.
Speaker 3: He's not a distraction. So I would love to see
Speaker 3: I would love to see Kyrie get another ring because
Speaker 3: I'm sure everybody on that Olympic team this summer he
Speaker 3: will be the topic of discussion if he gets another
Speaker 3: ring this year. So I'm rooting for the Mavericks to
Speaker 3: go all the way. Anthony Edwards has his time, though
Speaker 3: I think his time is coming. It will. I would
Speaker 3: love to see Kyrie and Luca Luca finish it off
Speaker 3: this year and get a ring. So yeah, man, just
Speaker 3: no Boston, No Boston.
Speaker 1: That's just where I'm from. Boston, all right, timmer Wolves,
Speaker 1: what I'm going for?
Speaker 3: Whoever from the West, anybody from that side. I like
Speaker 3: the Mavericks, though, shout out to Kyrie.
Speaker 4: Boston, Indiana. No one gives a fun about that matchup.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think I'm gonna watch that just I
Speaker 3: know Boston is gonna do what they gotta do.
Speaker 1: But I mean, listen, I love Obi. When he was
Speaker 1: on the Knicks, I was sad to see him go.
Speaker 1: It made sense for the trade. But yeah, and he
Speaker 1: cooked us for all of a sudden that it was
Speaker 1: a game three. He was smoking and shoot for ship
Speaker 1: the Knicks. All of a sudden he's throw shooter.
Speaker 3: Lights out for game been in the gymna.
Speaker 1: But I always liked Obi, so I'm happy that he's
Speaker 1: with a team that you know is doing doing great.
Speaker 3: But anyways, all right, all right, well who talked to
Speaker 3: you on a couple of days, Be safe, be blessed.
Speaker 3: I'm that nigga. He's just ginger peace.
Speaker 6: No,