Speaker 1: No worry and six nine damn your fum. I'm hoping
Speaker 1: you can suck it to me, baby one more time.
Speaker 2: Gellow can load it, log cant can load get.
Speaker 3: Can come the windows.
Speaker 1: To the walls till sweat drops down my balls. Still,
Speaker 1: all these bitches called, oh skate skiing, motherfucker, Oh skeep
Speaker 1: skate goddamn, Oh skate skate, motherfucker, Oh skate ski god
Speaker 1: damn shorty crumb, so fresh.
Speaker 2: So clean, lingering of the burp in your nose.
Speaker 4: It was not my burp. It was definitely not the breks.
Speaker 2: I also hall ski skeet mother tall ski ski goddamn
Speaker 2: till the sweat drop down my ball, my bitch.
Speaker 4: Literally to harmonize it.
Speaker 2: They was homage. You wish you had love like that.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's it's very sweet.
Speaker 4: Where were you in ghetto?
Speaker 3: Came out probably elementary school.
Speaker 2: Elementary elementary. You're not the only one that that. That
Speaker 2: is like a regional thing where you from.
Speaker 4: And I'm aware it's split where I grew up. People
Speaker 4: say it too. I sometimes said.
Speaker 2: I heard somebody else from like up there. I was like, okay,
Speaker 2: so that's not just baby.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not just people are like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: she's so illiterate. I'm like, that's that's not it.
Speaker 3: They think you're literally because yeah, they were going to
Speaker 3: be all types of dumb bees.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they called me dumb bees all the time.
Speaker 4: Six nine.
Speaker 3: I mean that's different, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Look at teaching.
Speaker 3: Been rolling.
Speaker 2: We've been rolling. We've been We've been rolling since Ben
Speaker 2: since Pimp Pimp.
Speaker 3: Why are you dressed like Arthur?
Speaker 2: Who's Arthur?
Speaker 4: Come on, Maul.
Speaker 2: The artwork, Arthur, the artwork Arthur. Oh that's Arthur. Oh,
Speaker 2: Arthur's fish. Oh said Arthur's fist. I don't know Arthur.
Speaker 2: You gotta say author's fist.
Speaker 3: I forget.
Speaker 2: Before my time, I was already outside.
Speaker 4: Baby grew up on Arthur. Yea off the debut, MA
Speaker 4: was singing crack when Arthur was skipping around the ball.
Speaker 2: I was doing what selling him ratitude? You see him right?
Speaker 2: This ain't black, bro, this is new Rory. We do things.
Speaker 4: Arthur debuted in October ninety seven. October seventh, nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 2: I was in high school.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, I mean not, I'm not like not a wow,
Speaker 3: Like I just.
Speaker 2: Started my sophomore year in high school.
Speaker 3: I was too, Wow, I really group with Arthur. I
Speaker 3: love that our listeners did too, though.
Speaker 2: I wish our listened as No, I'm sure our.
Speaker 5: Listeners grouped Arthur as well. But when I saw you
Speaker 5: in the yellow, that's just the first thing I thought
Speaker 5: was Arthur yellow. A nigga bagged me and Arthur yellow.
Speaker 5: So it's not like it's not a knock.
Speaker 2: Take it as a knockomer, Okay, I told you everything
Speaker 2: to the chin, nothing to the what's the.
Speaker 4: Worst color you got bagged in? Or like the worst
Speaker 4: outfit someone had on.
Speaker 2: Me? Any of them? Women don't bag men, so I
Speaker 2: have all stopped. I gets, Well, you think you ana,
Speaker 2: So that's a whole that's a whole nother conversation. You're
Speaker 2: very feminine, Well, yes, the girls is very feminine.
Speaker 4: This girl that was engaged her boyfriend lived in Spain.
Speaker 4: This happened last weekend, was trying to pick me up.
Speaker 4: I was out to dinner with a group of friends
Speaker 4: and she was trying to pick me up.
Speaker 3: Oh she I thought, you said her boyfriend, And.
Speaker 2: Where's she from?
Speaker 4: She's from? I think she's from Spain too or something.
Speaker 4: Their coach is different over but they've been engaged. They've
Speaker 4: been together for ten years, recently engaged, engaged like a
Speaker 4: year or two, it's at this point. But he they'll
Speaker 4: do a very long dist relationship. And she was like
Speaker 4: very much coming on to me. And I was like,
Speaker 4: are you guys open? She was like no, and I
Speaker 4: was like, oh, you're she could have lied. I was like,
Speaker 4: you're clearly trying to you.
Speaker 2: Actually was her husband with her, No, he was in Spain.
Speaker 3: He asked if like the way she was because we.
Speaker 4: Were sitting next to your tether was like a really
Speaker 4: it was a nice restaurant. It was like we were
Speaker 4: sitting we see at the bar. So it was me
Speaker 4: and then my two friends to my right and she
Speaker 4: was the person the chair on my left right. And
Speaker 4: she was like very much like, oh, how's your dinner?
Speaker 4: What are you guys eating? Like very touchy feeling and
Speaker 4: I was like, I see the ring.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then we got to talk and like relationship status,
Speaker 4: all that ship, and she was like very open about
Speaker 4: talking about him. She didn't give a ship, did you.
Speaker 4: I didn't care. But I'm also I wasn't gonna no.
Speaker 4: I wasn't no, no, I was just busy with my friends.
Speaker 4: We were doing ship like I wasn't going to have
Speaker 4: her tag along and all that.
Speaker 2: Oh she wasn't hot enough. No exactly. See I know
Speaker 2: you man, because that story would have went a whole
Speaker 2: other way if she was your type, if she was
Speaker 2: hot she was Yeah, yeah, I took her totally, took
Speaker 2: back home, banged her brains out all night, and you know,
Speaker 2: I mean I just had a coffee in the morning.
Speaker 4: That was it.
Speaker 2: Thank your friend? Yeah, soon was like, think of me,
Speaker 2: That's what you would have said soon as he was like, nah,
Speaker 2: you know, I was just chilling. My friends would have
Speaker 2: That means you wasn't attracted to her though. It's always
Speaker 2: the ones that you in attracted to. That's crazy aggressive.
Speaker 5: Oh, I gotta tell y'all about y'all boy Clay. Every
Speaker 5: time I try to like be on clay side and
Speaker 5: stick up.
Speaker 2: For Clay man, that's the home he don't. Don't you
Speaker 2: go and do some unstud What did Clay do? Now?
Speaker 2: So I'm on TikTok.
Speaker 5: You know, we follow each other because we're friends. He well,
Speaker 5: I had to tag No, I know I'm joking, but
Speaker 5: we follow each other. So on one of his tiktoks.
Speaker 5: He says, you know, there's this black woman have created
Speaker 5: this whole rhetoric that I'm colorist and have been kicking
Speaker 5: my back and ever since the show, I'm not coloriss.
Speaker 2: The ish.
Speaker 5: The people who are complaining about colorism are just fours
Speaker 5: and under. People don't want you because people are just
Speaker 5: don't want you because you're ugly, not because you're color
Speaker 5: not because they're colorists. Do you think Justine Scott complains
Speaker 5: about colorism? Does Scotty Beam complain about colorism? Yes, actually
Speaker 5: they do a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they but they're color But what they're complaining
Speaker 2: about I think Justine Scott and Scotty is probably like
Speaker 2: related colorism, not that nobody thinks that they're attractive but
Speaker 2: doesn't like them. Every everybody thinks Justine Scott and Scotty
Speaker 2: being more attractively.
Speaker 3: That's not true though.
Speaker 5: I think you guys think because you think that they're attractive,
Speaker 5: a lot of people don't.
Speaker 2: He doesn't put anybody that doesn't think Justine Scott and
Speaker 2: Scotty are attractive. That's somebody I just don't need, like
Speaker 2: you just don't have taste.
Speaker 3: But some people. But what I'm telling you is something.
Speaker 2: I'm never talking to niggas that don't got taste. How
Speaker 2: about that. If you ain't got a certain taste level,
Speaker 2: anything I say in my mouth is not for you.
Speaker 4: Not fair.
Speaker 2: Do you want to play that.
Speaker 4: TikTok one.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to offend you, just that different taste level.
Speaker 3: Like this he I was trying to stick up for
Speaker 3: him opinion.
Speaker 4: That nobody is a five minute video.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we're walking you take it off. I summed
Speaker 5: it up basically. But yeah, I'm like, that's not true.
Speaker 5: Scotty complains about colorism all the time.
Speaker 2: But colorism as far as.
Speaker 3: What just color people who are colors is period.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you don't like dark skinned darker skinned women, yes.
Speaker 5: Or that put I don't even want to say, just
Speaker 5: because people have preferences whatever, People will put a higher value.
Speaker 3: On light skinned women than rowner or skinned women.
Speaker 2: That's colorism, that's historically true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it doesn't matter how fine they are. Yes,
Speaker 5: they're some of the most beautiful women in the world
Speaker 5: to us, but to other people, they don't value what
Speaker 5: they say or think that they overvalue what they they
Speaker 5: have overvalue. They're overvaluing their self because they're not light skin.
Speaker 5: That happens a lot.
Speaker 2: It happens, but I mean we got to just understand
Speaker 2: that certain people are just there's no saving them. Yeah, there,
Speaker 2: but the ideologies, the way they think, that's just you
Speaker 2: can't please everybody exactly.
Speaker 5: But Clay also doesn't need to go on there and say,
Speaker 5: if you're complaining about colorism, it's because you're ugly, like
Speaker 5: people cute girls don't complain about colorism, because that's just
Speaker 5: not I said, Clay, this is really bad.
Speaker 3: Take this down.
Speaker 2: He gonna tell He gonna write back and say which
Speaker 2: part you know? What? Which part?
Speaker 3: Some people can't be saved.
Speaker 2: I mean I think you know some people because again
Speaker 2: some people literally have When you say color is like
Speaker 2: somebody like Clay in particularly talking about I think his
Speaker 2: mind is so far not on that that if somebody
Speaker 2: takes what he's saying as him being he's like, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about? Like? I love all types of women,
Speaker 2: I love all types of shades of women, like I
Speaker 2: don't care about color. So he says something like that
Speaker 2: he don't he don't understand or doesn't register I could
Speaker 2: be offensive. That can still be offensive because his mind
Speaker 2: is so far moved for I don't even I don't
Speaker 2: care about the complexion of a woman like I like who,
Speaker 2: I like what I like.
Speaker 3: He also just didn't have call with Whenever you trying
Speaker 3: to win women back, you don't.
Speaker 2: Got call him ugly, well not well something that some.
Speaker 3: People are ugly, but like you don't have to call
Speaker 3: the women who do.
Speaker 4: I see Moll's point though, because sometimes like people say
Speaker 4: stuff about me, I mean, shit about all of us,
Speaker 4: and we'll be like, that's so far removed from what
Speaker 4: I actually believe that that's like a ridiculous statement that
Speaker 4: that wouldn't even you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean. It's like, I'm offended that you
Speaker 2: even would. I'm offended that you think that's you think.
Speaker 4: That I would even think that way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just it's just, you know, that's the world
Speaker 2: we live in. But hopefully Clay is you know, he's
Speaker 2: doing fine. We gotta, we gotta, we should do a
Speaker 2: thing when we call Clay and check up on them
Speaker 2: from times. Yeah, just check up on and make sure
Speaker 2: he ain't doing nothing crazy down there in the Carolinas.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Carolina, hopefully for more than forty three
Speaker 2: monkeys won't be writting any of Clay's boat lake What
Speaker 2: does he got lake? Right? Boats?
Speaker 3: What is going on with that?
Speaker 2: With his boats? The monkeys, monkeys, I don't know. Forty
Speaker 2: three monkeys escape from a research facility in South Carolina
Speaker 2: last night. Well, this was a couple of days ago,
Speaker 2: and police are now searching for the residents have been
Speaker 2: worn to lock all doors, and.
Speaker 4: There's like I believe there's like eighteen or if not
Speaker 4: a few more is still on the loose, which is
Speaker 4: fucking saying.
Speaker 2: They on the loosers a lot. You're not catching these monkeys.
Speaker 2: Those are the eighteen. Just forget about it.
Speaker 3: Monkeys steal.
Speaker 4: Could have stole the election. Kamala could use those votes
Speaker 4: in South Carolina. Yeah, she got holes down there, she
Speaker 4: got host.
Speaker 2: I want to know who did those monkeys vote for?
Speaker 2: Who do you think they vote? Why did they escape
Speaker 2: from this facility? And I'm happy they escape. They probably
Speaker 2: been killing these monkeys, fingering them all. Yeah, sometimes you
Speaker 2: gotta just let the animals be animals, Let them out, man,
Speaker 2: let them go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they don't need to be just running around
Speaker 3: residential areas.
Speaker 4: I guess they were on an island. It's called Morgan
Speaker 4: Island and that's the where they escaped from. So a
Speaker 4: bio lab that is, yeah, on the island. Oh okay,
Speaker 4: pretty interesting.
Speaker 5: They probably were experiment on the monkeys. The monkey's probably
Speaker 5: smarter and smart as hell, like smarter than regular monkeys.
Speaker 4: What if this is just a rollout for the new
Speaker 4: planet of the Apes. I feel like they put those
Speaker 4: movies out every six months.
Speaker 3: They'd be busting every time though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and once they start having once they start mating,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's gonna be a problem.
Speaker 3: Oh no, if I go in my backyard, it's little
Speaker 3: monkey babies.
Speaker 4: What if you just see a monkey clapping the shit
Speaker 4: out of your dog's cheeks? I just.
Speaker 2: I just don't think that that's possible.
Speaker 4: You know, why wouldn't a monkey?
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think a dog is going
Speaker 2: to just let that happen.
Speaker 4: No, not a lot. Obviously it's not consensual.
Speaker 2: What type of dog are we talking about?
Speaker 4: Like I'm picturing like a baisly sized dog? Why just
Speaker 4: that size?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like, yeah, see one of those dogs might be
Speaker 2: monkey can literally just scoop the monkeys are strong, fold
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 4: Into the tree.
Speaker 2: But but if it runs into like a corso or
Speaker 2: a mastiff. It's over that monk called mastiff. That monkey
Speaker 2: ain't got a chance. But like someone something like a
Speaker 2: little Yorkie pool? Is that what basically is a Yorkie pool?
Speaker 2: Something like that?
Speaker 3: She might be a multiple.
Speaker 2: Multiple your multipools out of here, one of the monkeys
Speaker 2: catch one of the multipools in the backyard. They could
Speaker 2: forget about.
Speaker 4: Oh come on, a monkey would wreck that? Why sorry,
Speaker 4: I'm back.
Speaker 3: You can stay on vacation.
Speaker 2: A monkey would that?
Speaker 4: Cute?
Speaker 2: This whole conversation just has a certain type of racial
Speaker 2: undertone to it. I just don't South Carolina monkey's on
Speaker 2: the loose, just like, all right, man, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: What we're talking about? Yeah, well, hopefully they find these
Speaker 2: monkeys cause I'm sure they have diseases, all kind of
Speaker 2: shit they pumped into these monkeys and now they're just
Speaker 2: running around in people's backyards.
Speaker 4: Mall there was a conversation. Well, I mean, I guess
Speaker 4: it was kind of better fit for the clay topic.
Speaker 4: But Demarison I saw this question. We wanted to ask
Speaker 4: you if you could have one person removed off social media,
Speaker 4: who would it be? And why?
Speaker 2: If I could have one person off social media forever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not meek Mill. Can't say met Mill.
Speaker 2: I wasn't gonna say meat mil y'all on Miko social
Speaker 2: media forever, y'all fucked up? Man? One person off social.
Speaker 4: Media too entertaining?
Speaker 2: Who could it be? Who would it be? I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think of who do I see on social media
Speaker 2: that I'm just like, yeah, I wish this person would
Speaker 2: just disappear forever.
Speaker 4: I got one fucking elon Musk, go somewhere, go to Mars.
Speaker 4: You want so done with him? It's so over the top.
Speaker 2: Now, Oh, I know whoever's running that? Paris Hilton? Uh
Speaker 2: that ad that pops up every thirteen seconds on social media?
Speaker 2: Who's doing that?
Speaker 4: I feel like I've seen that happen.
Speaker 2: I want to download the record now they've I mean
Speaker 2: that sh is on my time on every twenty seconds.
Speaker 5: I want to download that. Well that's the point. I
Speaker 5: haven't seen that the marketing is working.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they could. Who who's running that? Can they
Speaker 2: be on social media fever? Not Paris Hilton? Whoever's running
Speaker 2: her social media? Yeah? Okay, get them off social media fever.
Speaker 2: Because that that song pops up as soon as you
Speaker 2: open your phone. That song is right there.
Speaker 4: Wait, Megan the Stallion's on this song. Parry Helton has
Speaker 4: a song with Megan the Stallion.
Speaker 2: What the hell?
Speaker 4: When did it come out a couple of months ago?
Speaker 2: Is this direct?
Speaker 4: I think this has to be a but mags on this.
Speaker 2: Her team is doing. Who is this song unreleased under?
Speaker 2: Because they're doing They're gonna make sure people see that
Speaker 2: this song and here this and watch this video. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this song is on every I don't care when you
Speaker 2: go on social media. This video is popping up.
Speaker 3: I love good marketing.
Speaker 2: Megan is stalling in this video.
Speaker 4: She's I think she's in the video, but she's on
Speaker 4: the song. I haven't seen her in the video, but
Speaker 4: there are a lot of industry. There's a lot of.
Speaker 2: Like Megan, they turned that bag now. She ain't do
Speaker 2: the video though, you know that would have heard her
Speaker 2: brand a little. You know what I'm saying that this
Speaker 2: vocals getting upive them a good couple of bars. That's cool,
Speaker 2: But how would I have hurt her print? Megan ain't
Speaker 2: supposed to be doing no video with Paris Hill. And
Speaker 2: come on, I know it's a side quest. Come on, man,
Speaker 2: it's a side Quest's music. What's her career side genre. No,
Speaker 2: ain't genre.
Speaker 3: This might actually be her genre.
Speaker 4: That's the guy from Sync.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Lance Beast is he the gay one?
Speaker 4: They're all gay?
Speaker 3: No, but there's like a specific there's one that came Yeah.
Speaker 4: Lance, Lance was the first one. He was a pioneer
Speaker 4: created this gay ship.
Speaker 2: How you gonna say they all gay?
Speaker 4: Well except justin Timberland. Were they all gay? No?
Speaker 3: Like you, I think the there was only one one gay?
Speaker 3: But love to them.
Speaker 2: Who would you get rid of to Marius? No?
Speaker 3: I mean I could understand why you would look at
Speaker 3: them and assume that. But they were young. They were
Speaker 3: young teenage boys.
Speaker 2: I mean there are gay young teenage boys as well.
Speaker 2: Not saying that this is what we're looking at, but
Speaker 2: hard to fight it.
Speaker 3: If I could get rid of one person off social media, can't.
Speaker 2: Say Meek and Meek is not as bad on social
Speaker 2: media as y'all makeing mouth to be. You don't even
Speaker 2: tweet that much. He's not on Twitter every day.
Speaker 4: Is funny, he's funny. I think he's too funny to
Speaker 4: want to get rid of.
Speaker 2: You can't get rid of me, y'all, Just give me
Speaker 2: a hard time. Who would it be?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Anybody I say, would it could be somebody that's not
Speaker 2: like a celebrity either.
Speaker 4: You gotta say your homegirl, yeah, put out.
Speaker 3: Then I'm just something good.
Speaker 5: It's just some people that are constantly spilling their feelings
Speaker 5: social media. They need to get off and just I
Speaker 5: don't want to be anybody's I don't want to read
Speaker 5: your diary.
Speaker 2: You spilled your feelings to social media before. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: I think a couple months ago you went on the whole.
Speaker 2: It was like part one, part two. You had one
Speaker 2: of those ones. I never had a part one, part two.
Speaker 3: We get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 2: I had a part one part two.
Speaker 5: I might have made a thread, but it wasn't my
Speaker 5: Like I don't like spill like my personal life, you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying, Like my personal life is not
Speaker 5: on Twitter right, like I'm.
Speaker 3: Just going off.
Speaker 4: It's on YouTube.
Speaker 5: Fuck him and it and it is this, this, this,
Speaker 5: this and that like that, Like, girl, are you with
Speaker 5: your baby daddy on your own time?
Speaker 3: I don't want to read this.
Speaker 4: You close.
Speaker 2: Then you're doing the thing that confused me when people
Speaker 2: do that. You do all of this, get us involved
Speaker 2: in this great story, and then tell us mind our business.
Speaker 2: Tell us to mind our business and get back with
Speaker 2: the person. Mmmm, that's when. Now I'll get mad, Like,
Speaker 2: hold on, why y'a ain't telling me y'all made up?
Speaker 2: And now y'all cool? Now I was invested in this.
Speaker 2: I read all seventeen posts like I feel like I'm
Speaker 2: a part of your relationship. Now.
Speaker 4: Everything's for attention, not everything, not every everything on social media.
Speaker 4: You don't bring something like that to Twitter to not
Speaker 4: get attention.
Speaker 2: Everything on social media is for attention because if that doesn't,
Speaker 2: whatever you post and if it don't get no engagement,
Speaker 2: yeah you're mad. You like you. It's for attention. You
Speaker 2: want people to see it, You want people to respond
Speaker 2: to it, you want people to react to it.
Speaker 5: You want people I can't agree that you might want
Speaker 5: people to like react to it, but I don't think
Speaker 5: you're like, I'm going out here for attention.
Speaker 3: I think some people just.
Speaker 5: Tweet all day and then when they get angry, they
Speaker 5: just start going off. I don't think that the Twitter
Speaker 5: is like I'm going to take this to Twitter so
Speaker 5: that people can like. I think sometimes people are really
Speaker 5: angry and they put everything else on Twitter, so they're
Speaker 5: just not using their brain and they're just typing.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's everything is for attention.
Speaker 4: I don't think like the reason is for the attention.
Speaker 4: But I think you're seeking a validation by putting something
Speaker 4: like that out there. Yea, if that makes.
Speaker 2: Sense, I could understand that.
Speaker 5: But I don't want to say like attention, like somebody's
Speaker 5: just tweeting to get I think some people are really
Speaker 5: fucking angry and just don't know how to control their
Speaker 5: emotions and they go off on social media.
Speaker 2: It's interesting because y'all kind of y'all grew up like
Speaker 2: y'all were in high school on social media, right. Facebook
Speaker 2: came out like what oa I was.
Speaker 3: I was in middle school.
Speaker 4: I was like, I was in like eighth grade when
Speaker 4: Facebook came out.
Speaker 2: I was on my Yeah you was in high school
Speaker 2: on Twitter. I was in high school on Twitter.
Speaker 4: I never a Twitter kid, Thank god.
Speaker 2: I Did you have Instagram in high school?
Speaker 4: College?
Speaker 2: College?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So I got on Instagram my freshman year of college.
Speaker 5: I think that was I think Instagram had came on
Speaker 5: maybe the year before. But when I was in high school,
Speaker 5: I was a Twitter like. I was on Twitter like NonStop.
Speaker 5: And that was back when Twitter was the majority of
Speaker 5: the people you were talking to on Twitter you knew
Speaker 5: in real life, like you know.
Speaker 2: So you wasn't following just random people on social media
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not like that.
Speaker 5: Every once in a while, Like there were a lot
Speaker 5: of New Yorkers that I've met through Twitter because New
Speaker 5: York Twitter was kind of like a thing.
Speaker 4: But Instagram launch.
Speaker 3: The majority of the people I follow were from my
Speaker 3: high school.
Speaker 4: October Damn, October is popular. October sixth, twenty ten, so
Speaker 4: I probably I think I downloaded it in like twenty
Speaker 4: twelve or thirteen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Instagram, I was on September twenty eleven. I got
Speaker 3: on Instagram.
Speaker 5: Because I got I had a BlackBerry before you gave
Speaker 5: us iPads, I was able to download Instagram.
Speaker 4: I never had a BlackBerry. Yeah, I missed that whole phase.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we did grow up on social media.
Speaker 5: I was on I was making MySpace pages in middle
Speaker 5: school sixth seventh grade, and then Facebook throughout the end
Speaker 5: of middle school into high school, and then Twitter towards
Speaker 5: the end of high school.
Speaker 2: I've been having fun on my scremuinator. I've been like
Speaker 2: unfollowing a bunch of people.
Speaker 3: That's fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is cleansing like spring cleaning a little bit,
Speaker 2: even though it's not spring.
Speaker 3: But well, how do you know who to like?
Speaker 5: What's your your criteria for the unfollow People that I.
Speaker 2: Just don't wish to see all the timeline anymore, People
Speaker 2: that I just don't my bag interact with anymore, People
Speaker 2: that haven't posted in years, that I obviously are not
Speaker 2: active on it anymore. Like I went all the way
Speaker 2: back to like the first person I followed, Oh, she
Speaker 2: started and then worked my way, started working my way.
Speaker 2: I was like this, she hasn't posted in six years?
Speaker 2: Like why am I still following this person? We cool
Speaker 2: in real life, Like I don't hope they don't take
Speaker 2: it personally, but it's like, you know, you're not even
Speaker 2: acting on why am I?
Speaker 4: It's funny you say that because with my birthday just passing.
Speaker 2: Happy birthday, thank you, thank you Holy now thirty thirty two. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Magic Johnson.
Speaker 4: That's right, my aids here. Yeah, but that is so inappropriate.
Speaker 4: But brother's on Wednesday, so I obviously I get a
Speaker 4: lot of those messages like have birthday, like let's catch
Speaker 4: up and all that. But then, like the great thing
Speaker 4: about Instagram is that you know it doesn't delete the messages,
Speaker 4: so I'll see, Like, when's the last time we exchanged
Speaker 4: the DM and it was like a year ago? Another
Speaker 4: happy birthday message. Yeah, Like we're at that phase where
Speaker 4: it's like I can just clear out the we don't
Speaker 4: need to follow each other.
Speaker 2: On my birthday, I noticed that, like some people you
Speaker 2: happy birthday, and I'm like, the last time, yeah, not
Speaker 2: look not like I'm saying I'm looking to DM this person,
Speaker 2: but the last time this person DM me was this
Speaker 2: time last year, the same day last year, the same
Speaker 2: same message, same response from me, Thank you. I feel back.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I don't even hit you on your birthday.
Speaker 4: I don't even know your birthday.
Speaker 5: When I go to wish somebody happy birthday and I
Speaker 5: look up and the last time we spoke was the
Speaker 5: last time I wish them happy birthday and they didn't
Speaker 5: wish me happy birthday.
Speaker 2: A media unfollowing Really, yeah, why do you? But I'm
Speaker 2: a girl, Oh yes, we noticed that.
Speaker 5: I'm not about to be I'm not no dick writer.
Speaker 5: I'm not about to be wishing you happy birthday every year.
Speaker 2: But why you got to take it?
Speaker 4: That person?
Speaker 2: Yeah, why you got to take it all the way.
Speaker 3: It in like you've been following each other for five years.
Speaker 5: You're telling me you never wish me happy birthday once,
Speaker 5: but I wish it to you every year, Dick writing
Speaker 5: not for me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I just okay, it depends on who. It
Speaker 2: depends on who the person is. Do you know the
Speaker 2: person in real life or is.
Speaker 5: Just like, yeah, I'm a person in real life. It
Speaker 5: don't matter if I know you in real life. But yes,
Speaker 5: the people I know, I know them in real life.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand how people get so upset with
Speaker 2: something like people don't wish them happy birthday. I'm the
Speaker 2: total opposite.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not upset, but it's just like I'm not
Speaker 5: about to be wishing you heavy birthday and you didn't
Speaker 5: do the same to me, because like, my birthday is
Speaker 5: a whole thing, so you know, it's my birthday for
Speaker 5: a month. I post about that ship for a month straight.
Speaker 5: If you going through all my videos and you just
Speaker 5: couldn't just hit the happy birthday. But again, I don't
Speaker 5: watch people if I don't if we're not close, I
Speaker 5: don't watch people's stories like on their birthday, Monk, because
Speaker 5: I don't want to accidentally hit their birthday because once
Speaker 5: I watched your story, I feel like I got to wish.
Speaker 4: You every birthday.
Speaker 2: I agree, you would be crazy to watch somebody's happy
Speaker 2: birthday rollout.
Speaker 4: And now exactly, I just feel like, really, I just
Speaker 4: don't Maybe I just don't look into it that.
Speaker 2: If a person, if a person has like twelve posts
Speaker 2: on their stories, that's all happy birthday, and you watch
Speaker 2: all twelve don't say that and you don't say happy
Speaker 2: birth there's something wrong, Like, bro, what you like? Come on, man,
Speaker 2: you just watched twelve posts and didn't say happy birthday.
Speaker 4: I don't take it.
Speaker 2: I also just don't expect a lot.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's just because I expect nothing from the like
Speaker 4: if you just follow someone on social media, like that's
Speaker 4: the extent of the relationship. I don't need you to
Speaker 4: be interactive in my life at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But that being said, thank you to everybody that did
Speaker 4: my I've been trying to respond as best I can.
Speaker 4: Thank you everybody that wish me happy birthday. It was very,
Speaker 4: very welcoming, very.
Speaker 2: Loving, flooded flood No, I mean I'm doing more.
Speaker 4: I'm not, it's not like that, but I'm doing in
Speaker 4: like some version of like a copy paint and.
Speaker 2: Response is gonna take about a week for me to
Speaker 2: get back to everybody, but it is nice.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that gay ass message that you wrote
Speaker 3: on Twitter yesterday?
Speaker 2: How is that gay? Let's break it down, pull it up.
Speaker 4: No, see, no, this is not see this is not
Speaker 4: the monkeys right.
Speaker 2: The monkeys do about all I'm doing zooming. Let me
Speaker 2: read this. It's your birthday, so.
Speaker 3: Let's just do the let's do the highlights. Small.
Speaker 2: No, I'm going to is gonna kill. I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: make it. I'm gonna listen, We're gonna stop, We're gonna
Speaker 2: go in this beautiful audio journey together. I'm gonna read
Speaker 2: these words. Let's just close our eyes.
Speaker 4: And can I set the stage. I was jacked up
Speaker 4: on a bunch of coffee at UH, I was at
Speaker 4: Dumbo House, staring at the water, fucking zooed it off coffee,
Speaker 4: and I just wrote this on a Google doc and then,
Speaker 4: like the conversation we were having earlier, like wonder what
Speaker 4: people think about this? So then I put on Twitter.
Speaker 2: It was just for me, So this is like a
Speaker 2: glimpse into how you were feeling.
Speaker 4: And literally, yeah, just said this is you'll see. Did
Speaker 4: I recap like the most recent days leading up to
Speaker 4: my Birtha's all.
Speaker 2: Right, so let me let me try to do some
Speaker 2: justice as we wish Julian a happy thirty second birthday.
Speaker 3: Just do the first paragraph.
Speaker 2: I'm thirty two today and I feel it. I've been
Speaker 2: listening to my body, not in no way where I
Speaker 2: see the hues of my shocks running from the top
Speaker 2: of my head down my spine like that tart of
Speaker 2: a man sitting Indian style, a term I'm sure we're
Speaker 2: no longer supposed to use.
Speaker 4: I don't know the sound.
Speaker 2: Hold on, man, you can't do it in that tone,
Speaker 2: and then the fuck it up? My come on man,
Speaker 2: this is my me. Hold on ah another sign of aging.
Speaker 2: Remember when we used to say filling the blank? What
Speaker 2: did you used to say, Julian? I thought you wrote,
Speaker 2: why are you thinking of me? Shit that you write me?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 2: Hold on my bad page. Let me get back into
Speaker 2: my shit.
Speaker 4: Kill me good.
Speaker 2: I've been getting acupuncture and cupping treatments every week for
Speaker 2: the greater half. Alright, I told you hold on, hold
Speaker 2: on right, let me do that. I wasn't expecting to
Speaker 2: read Greater Half I've been getting acupuncture and cupping treatments
Speaker 2: every week for the greater half of the year. My healer,
Speaker 2: as they would like to be addressed as deservedly so,
Speaker 2: has taught me a lot about how the body is interconnected,
Speaker 2: how a pain in my hip can be relieved from
Speaker 2: a pressure point.
Speaker 4: In my ear, which is true by the way.
Speaker 2: I had hamstring tendonitis from the NYC Marathon this past weekend.
Speaker 2: I know what you're thinking. No, I did not run
Speaker 2: the marathon. Come on, this wasn't supposed to do a hei.
Speaker 2: Hold on. I was supporting a friend and after fourteen
Speaker 2: miles of walking, cutting through crowds and light jogging, woke
Speaker 2: up and couldn't bend my leg or put pressure on it.
Speaker 2: That lasted four days. My doctor basically told me aging
Speaker 2: was the cause and recommended popping, advil, icing, applying heat,
Speaker 2: and my thorogon, which I used while watching the Penguin
Speaker 2: Grade show Amazed rad show.
Speaker 3: It No, wrap it up. We're not gonna read this all.
Speaker 3: We're not.
Speaker 4: No, it gets worse.
Speaker 2: That's thirty two, But I'm happy about it. I love
Speaker 2: new experiences, good or bad. I used to romanticize the
Speaker 2: twenty seven club. But dying of an overdose would have
Speaker 2: robbed me of the daily natural decay.
Speaker 4: That's a bar.
Speaker 2: That is a bar.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I played basketball last night. Going from NAT to I
Speaker 2: played basketball last night.
Speaker 4: I was just going through recent shit.
Speaker 2: I'm fundamentally better because I have to be l it
Speaker 2: makes sense. This is all right. See, this is this
Speaker 2: is where I think I'm gonna stop after this, because
Speaker 2: now you're about to piss me off. Playing above the
Speaker 2: rim is no longer an it's not. I can't fucking
Speaker 2: jump anymore. Julie, you never played above the rim.
Speaker 4: Nay, fuck up.
Speaker 2: Vince Carter played above the rim. Julian Nichols never played
Speaker 2: not Vince Carter. But so you shut the fuck up.
Speaker 2: Aging is physical. It's a clock that once ticked silently
Speaker 2: but now ticks like a swatchwatch.
Speaker 4: And for those that are watch had, swatchwatches have very
Speaker 4: loud tickers. That's a bar to putting that out there. God.
Speaker 2: See, you know the thing about when you say this thing,
Speaker 2: you're not supposed to explain.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just you know, just supposed to like people said, swatchwatching.
Speaker 2: But then you end it this beautifully and I hurry up.
Speaker 2: Because the marriage doesn't want to hear some more. This morning,
Speaker 2: I limped down my apartments and even pre war stairs
Speaker 2: due to a load of laundry. I chopped off my
Speaker 2: beard in between switching cycles while listening to Ethiopian jazz
Speaker 2: and facetimeing my parents. They're happy about my birthday than
Speaker 2: I am their baby. Their baby getting older is a
Speaker 2: total of their longevity. I mute myself in full laundry
Speaker 2: as my mom recites memories. These stories are families legacy.
Speaker 2: I've been told the same ones for years. Younger me
Speaker 2: would cut my parents off or finish them in a
Speaker 2: sarcastic tone. Now I let them walk, I let them
Speaker 2: talk through it, listening for a new detail they may
Speaker 2: have added this time around. How my dad played pick
Speaker 2: up basketball with with fat back. It's always a old
Speaker 2: ass sixties thing fat back. Nobody rebounds like fat back.
Speaker 2: He could never play organized ball because of his temper.
Speaker 2: My dad says, with a sigh, what could have been.
Speaker 2: It's my role as a son to make sure these
Speaker 2: stories live on, to carry the family saga from my
Speaker 2: Jitu's family in the northern mountains of Baskinta Lebanon and
Speaker 2: my great grandmother, sharecropper roots. Here's to the next three
Speaker 2: sixty five, well three sixty four.
Speaker 4: Now, yeah, thank you, Demeres.
Speaker 2: That was pretty. That was come on, that was well ritten.
Speaker 4: I was gonna write something today.
Speaker 2: No, no, don't, we don't. We don't deserve it. We
Speaker 2: don't deserve it. Not today, we don't deserve But happy birthday.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you shared that with her shared those Are
Speaker 2: you glad that he shared that. I'm glad. You know,
Speaker 2: we get that, we get a glimpse in him because
Speaker 2: you know, Julian used to play above the rim, so
Speaker 2: he's getting older now and his knees don't you know,
Speaker 2: the tender nights, you know, the fast twitch muscles don't
Speaker 2: react like they used to. You know, I.
Speaker 5: Actually love you so much. That's why I'm honest with you.
Speaker 5: That long drawn out ass.
Speaker 2: Get to the point she got to the point was
Speaker 2: the story. That was the whole point. The point was
Speaker 2: he can no longer jump like he u because he's thirty.
Speaker 4: Also, Demeris retweeted it and then deleted her tweet because
Speaker 4: people were making fun of your retweet.
Speaker 5: So nobody was making fun of my resweet. Everybody was left.
Speaker 5: He called me and agree with it.
Speaker 4: And then everyone was like, that's so disrespectful. This is
Speaker 4: poetic and beautiful. Then she deleted it.
Speaker 2: Why you deleted it, BABYD?
Speaker 5: Because I because I'm off social media and I'm off Twitter,
Speaker 5: and I just kind of was like, and I didn't
Speaker 5: want to get canceled.
Speaker 3: For calling you again.
Speaker 2: Reposted it and then deleted it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I deleted it.
Speaker 5: I didn't want I didn't and I felt bad because
Speaker 5: I'm like, I don't want to get canceled for calling
Speaker 5: him the G word.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, so we'll do it on the podcast. Yes,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do it on this platform with a much
Speaker 4: lesser audience.
Speaker 3: Like what I mean? But Twitter is like, you know,
Speaker 3: a Twitter with all the fucking thing pieces. That's another
Speaker 3: thing that's I didn't get the funk off Twitter. There's
Speaker 3: so many thing pieces. Everybody's a goddamn political political science major.
Speaker 3: I'm over.
Speaker 2: Yeah the politics now is I mean I said that
Speaker 2: election election? Yeah, election time. But it's definitely it's like,
Speaker 2: can we just get back to just having fun? Like
Speaker 2: everybody's taking things so serious and we should take things
Speaker 2: like election in politics seriously to some degree, it's gonna
Speaker 2: be what it's gonna be regardless, but it is definitely
Speaker 2: feeling like, you know, you can't express your opinions without
Speaker 2: you know, people will say how they stopped talking people
Speaker 2: based on who they were voting for.
Speaker 5: Well, that type of stuff has been happening. I don't
Speaker 5: care about that, but that's stupid than me. I mean,
Speaker 5: you can feel that way. I think people think that
Speaker 5: they're who they voted for. And I really don't want
Speaker 5: to talk about politics ever get on this podcast. But
Speaker 5: I think people think that who they voted for is
Speaker 5: connected to their morals, and if we don't have a
Speaker 5: line in morals, then I don't want to be friends
Speaker 5: with you or talk to you that I can understand.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about just the thing.
Speaker 5: Every single thing that anybody says is a think piece.
Speaker 5: Every joke somebody makes, political or not, is a think piece.
Speaker 3: Like Twitter used to be a fun, chaotic place. We
Speaker 3: should just go on there and tweet stupid shit. I
Speaker 3: remember life skin versus dark Skinned.
Speaker 2: Remember that, and then they silenced us and they said
Speaker 2: that things were offensive and everybody started having his victim
Speaker 2: mentality based on what people were tweeting.
Speaker 5: I want Twitter after darkback. I want hashtags. Back, Like
Speaker 5: I just want, like I don't want to be a.
Speaker 2: Like just the good you just want to laugh and
Speaker 2: have fun, laugh and have fun.
Speaker 5: All these everything is a fucking think piece. Everybody's writing
Speaker 5: these laws.
Speaker 4: Everybody wants to be a victim.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing I don't understand most about it
Speaker 2: a lot. Like I look at the things a lot
Speaker 2: of people sit and say on podcasts and on social media,
Speaker 2: and I'm just amazed at the amount of people that
Speaker 2: just walk around daily with victim mentality. It's crazy to me, Like,
Speaker 2: and I don't want to feel insensitive, because I know people,
Speaker 2: we all go through things. But I just feel like
Speaker 2: people are looking to wake up and see what can
Speaker 2: I what can I feel like is hurting me today
Speaker 2: or bothering me? Or what can I take offensive today?
Speaker 2: Like people go out and just look for that, And
Speaker 2: I'm just like, bro, it's really not that deep. Like
Speaker 2: it's not that serious. Like I prom I know there's
Speaker 2: issues in the world, and I know there's issues in
Speaker 2: our country and day to day lives. We have our shit.
Speaker 2: I get that part, but it's also not that deep.
Speaker 2: It's not that heavy, like and I see people just
Speaker 2: that's the mentality. Now everybody is like, oh, I'm offended.
Speaker 2: I'm like about what somebody tweeted that you don't even
Speaker 2: follow that somebody just read too and filling your timeline
Speaker 2: and now you're doing a whole post and a whole
Speaker 2: TikTok based on this.
Speaker 4: Like, but I think people do that because when you
Speaker 4: have the it's crazy to say, like, when you have
Speaker 4: it sounds counterintuitive. When you have the advantage of being
Speaker 4: a victim, then it can become an excuse for your shortcomings.
Speaker 4: So it's like, all right, well this didn't work out
Speaker 4: for me because they won't let me, you know, move
Speaker 4: up in my career whatever the general you know, if
Speaker 4: it's a relationship problem or a career problem, I'm not
Speaker 4: making this much money because of filling the blank. So
Speaker 4: it just like kind of deflects the on this off
Speaker 4: of you and your you know, your shortcomings. It's like, oh, well,
Speaker 4: this doesn't happen because it's not supposed to happen for
Speaker 4: people like me. That's what annoys me. But I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you want to complain about systemic racism,
Speaker 5: and I get that, but you complain about racists that
Speaker 5: like work at cvs' That's one thing I've nevernered you
Speaker 5: complain about racists that work at CVS, Babe in their tweeting.
Speaker 3: They're not bothering you, They're not affecting you in anyway.
Speaker 2: I just don't get. I just don't want to be Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like I just don't get you know, people's want and
Speaker 2: need to just feel like a victim. I just you know,
Speaker 2: if something bad happens at nine in the morning, ten
Speaker 2: in the morning, wherever you're ready to go to work,
Speaker 2: I get it. But it's like that doesn't mean that
Speaker 2: the entire city is against you because something bad happened
Speaker 2: on your way to work, or that people don't like
Speaker 2: you because you're filling the blank. Yeah, Like that's just
Speaker 2: to me, It's just it's like, what the fuck are
Speaker 2: we talking about, Like, let's just it's okay. Life is,
Speaker 2: you know, tough at times, but the whole world is
Speaker 2: not against you. I can promise you that.
Speaker 5: And even if it was, like you still got to
Speaker 5: live anyway, Like stop sitting.
Speaker 2: Rent is still due.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you sitting in your doom and gloom like
Speaker 5: you're having a bad day, You're not having a bad life.
Speaker 3: I feel like some people grinted.
Speaker 5: There is like clinical depression, and there are people who
Speaker 5: have chemical imbalances. But I think some people are so
Speaker 5: depressed because like they're comfortable in that feeling. They don't
Speaker 5: know how to handle happiness or how to accept joy
Speaker 5: into their lives. Like they're not chasing joy. They like
Speaker 5: like chaos and instability and feelings that are like that
Speaker 5: make them feel uncomfortable. They like that They're used to it.
Speaker 5: That's probably what they were raised around. But yeah, like
Speaker 5: it's like be happy like I so and io campeach
Speaker 5: and you know, I love my friends. That wasn't that
Speaker 5: wasn't shade, But it's how do you feel, sir, Like
Speaker 5: find the good in life and like enjoy the good
Speaker 5: like damn, Like I woke up today, like I have
Speaker 5: food in my fridge. Yes, the fucking eggs are eighteen dollars,
Speaker 5: but you know what, I was able.
Speaker 4: To buy them anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can plan on. I'm like what this cause
Speaker 2: what this is fucking crazy. I'm I'm still gonna get it, Like,
Speaker 2: so what's the problem When do y'all realize? And this
Speaker 2: is something I thought about like the last week looking
Speaker 2: back at a lot of my friendships that you know
Speaker 2: people that you no longer speak to and talk to.
Speaker 2: When do y'all realize that a friendship that you have
Speaker 2: is it's kind of of like over with. It no longer
Speaker 2: aligns with who you are and and the person that
Speaker 2: you're becoming, Like how how do you navigate through that?
Speaker 2: How do you how do you talk through that? Like
Speaker 2: do you have a conversation with the person or do
Speaker 2: you kind of just let the friendship kind of fade,
Speaker 2: fade out, phase away? Like how do you do that?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna let the fait, I'm gonna let a fade.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna let the fade happen kind of guy. You'll
Speaker 4: let the fate happen more often than not. I just
Speaker 4: let it go out. That's happened to me. But then
Speaker 4: there's always that other's always a side to where it's
Speaker 4: like you always want to be the one that's like,
Speaker 4: well this isn't working out, but it's not my fault.
Speaker 4: But I've been in the position probably like two times
Speaker 4: or that I can at least think of where maybe
Speaker 4: I'm the one that this person's outgrown, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 2: That's interesting to have that like point of view on
Speaker 2: it where you feel like you're the person.
Speaker 4: That Yeah, then I don't want to say like the
Speaker 4: word problem because it was there was never a problem.
Speaker 2: We never had like it doesn't have to be a problem.
Speaker 2: It's just like life happens.
Speaker 4: It was just like one in particular, he got we
Speaker 4: were inseparable best friends, he got in a relationship became
Speaker 4: wiped up immediately they were like this and then they
Speaker 4: up and like moved across country and I live like
Speaker 4: in LA and I was like, huh that all that
Speaker 4: happened so fast. Then we just like stopped talking and
Speaker 4: got married. Wasn't invited to the wedding. I'm hear anything.
Speaker 4: It was just like but I wasn't like I didn't
Speaker 4: take any offense with it. I was just like, yeah,
Speaker 4: like I guess that's just how shit can happen. But
Speaker 4: that was like my first time where that felt like damn,
Speaker 4: like that really all that time knows my parents, I
Speaker 4: know his parents, like our parents have met each other.
Speaker 4: It was like it was odd, but I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was That was the one that I always think
Speaker 4: of and that still occasionally passes through my mind where
Speaker 4: I'm like, it's weird because even we have mutuals, but
Speaker 4: even those mutuals, he kind of fell out with all
Speaker 4: of them as well. And we've all had that like
Speaker 4: group talk where it's like what happened, Yeah, well we
Speaker 4: know what happened, but it's not like a bad thing
Speaker 4: that that happened. It's just like odd that it just fizzled.
Speaker 2: I got a close well, we weren't close friends. We
Speaker 2: haven't spoken in almost two years, but like he stopped
Speaker 2: talking to me. Funny because we was talking about earlier.
Speaker 2: He stopped talking to me because I didn't wish him
Speaker 2: a happy birthday on his birthday. Oh that's a little okay.
Speaker 2: So now y'all okay, I'm glad we're on the same
Speaker 2: pit because now everybody's been like, yo, you should reach out.
Speaker 2: I'm like, but how do as a man and y'all
Speaker 2: know me, I'm like, I'm from that I'm from that
Speaker 2: cloth that ran out a long time ago. How I
Speaker 2: can't have that conversation because.
Speaker 3: It just it feels nasty.
Speaker 2: It's like a lover's quarrel type of feel. Yeah, like, yo, bro,
Speaker 2: I know it's been a minute we haven't talked. No,
Speaker 2: you were mad at me because I don't wish you
Speaker 2: havey birth I just I don't. I don't know how to.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to call him and not start
Speaker 2: like laughing at him. You really stopped talking to me
Speaker 2: because I didn't wish you happy birthday? What type of clown?
Speaker 3: It's more than that? When when was it that you
Speaker 3: didn't wish him happy birthday?
Speaker 2: Almost two years ago?
Speaker 4: Did he wish you ever? I can't mean asking that.
Speaker 2: No, his birthday is before mine, but that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't give a fuck if he didn't wish me
Speaker 2: happy birthday, like I've been with people. I've literally been
Speaker 2: with people on my birthday and they didn't tell me
Speaker 2: how birth night.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, did you wait? Were you that
Speaker 3: I thought you yesterday and didn't wish you every.
Speaker 2: Birthday at all?
Speaker 4: Didn't?
Speaker 5: I called him because I remember somebody took his birthday
Speaker 5: out of the calendar, so I called him yesterday for
Speaker 5: some production he did, and I don't know, I don't
Speaker 5: know who took it out, but I called him and
Speaker 5: I was on the phone him and then later Peach
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, isn't it Julian's birthday?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I had a whole phone conversation with him.
Speaker 3: He didn't even mention it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like for himself. I don't know, Like I just
Speaker 2: feel like the reason why I don't I'm gonna call
Speaker 2: him because I feel like we have to, like.
Speaker 4: It, calm down now. I wouldn't give it on air, but.
Speaker 2: I just feel like, I just feel like one we
Speaker 2: have to have a conversation. But it's like you should
Speaker 2: call him. It's gonna it's gonna lead into a deeper
Speaker 2: conversation because he can't tell me that he just stopped
Speaker 2: talking to me because I didn't wish Don't tell me that, bro,
Speaker 2: Like I've been way too solid of a friend. I've
Speaker 2: been there for you like I as friends. I don't
Speaker 2: count favors. I'm never doing that, but you know I've
Speaker 2: been there. The things I've done and how I held
Speaker 2: you down in different situations, Like for you to stop
Speaker 2: talking to me because I didn't wish you a happy birthday,
Speaker 2: it's something you gotta give me. Don't just tell me
Speaker 2: it was that, Like, tell me it was something else.
Speaker 5: Tell me why you feel like I didn't wish you
Speaker 5: happy birthday, because I feel like that's why you stop
Speaker 5: talking to me.
Speaker 3: Why do you think that I didn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I be feeling like you because this was another thing.
Speaker 2: This was another thing I felt like, which is why
Speaker 2: I said we have to have a deeper conversation because
Speaker 2: I heard, you know how like I got a bunch
Speaker 2: of like real close female friends that I'm just cool with,
Speaker 2: and one of my female friends in particular, she does
Speaker 2: this thing where she don't like to cause issues, but
Speaker 2: like if I be like, yeah, I'm about to meet
Speaker 2: up with my homie, She's like who, And then I
Speaker 2: say I say like, I say example, I say his name.
Speaker 2: She was like homie, right, and I'm like, but what
Speaker 2: that means? She's like nothing, but she'll give me little
Speaker 2: little So I'm thinking it may be something to where
Speaker 2: he feels like whatever he says when I'm not around
Speaker 2: behind my back, it may have gotten back to me.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying. And then now he feels like,
Speaker 2: I don't know how to have that conversation him because
Speaker 2: you can't tell me you stopped talking to me as
Speaker 2: close as we were for almost two years because I
Speaker 2: didn't wish you happy birthday. I'm not taking that like
Speaker 2: you know, it's life is life is busy life gets crazy.
Speaker 2: I don't even know the days anymore. I know, like
Speaker 2: I don't know the date. I know the days, like
Speaker 2: the money today, I don't know the date. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. So it's like, you know that that's
Speaker 2: not I didn't do that on purpose. So I feel
Speaker 2: like he may he may have said something or to
Speaker 2: somebody and they got back to me, and I'm just like.
Speaker 5: Trash takes itself out. And I'm not calling him trash.
Speaker 5: That's just a metaphor. But yeah, the trash takes itself out.
Speaker 5: People's own guilt will eat them up. That's why I said, like,
Speaker 5: tell me why you think I didn't wish you every birthday?
Speaker 5: Because if it was just you think I forgot your birthday,
Speaker 5: that don't make you stop talking to me. You think
Speaker 5: that there's a reason you think that I feel some
Speaker 5: type of way about you, and why would you feel
Speaker 5: that way. That's something that you need to have a
Speaker 5: conversation with yourself and then come to me and tell
Speaker 5: me why that is. I always peep shit like that,
Speaker 5: Like people get so mad. I got into I'm currently
Speaker 5: into it with some friends, multiple friends.
Speaker 2: Oh tell us the t just no, no, just.
Speaker 5: About not wishing them happy birthday. Wait this is a thing, yeah,
Speaker 5: wish No not giving them happy birthday shout.
Speaker 3: Outs on my Instagram.
Speaker 4: Oh that's some girl.
Speaker 2: But that's all right, fair.
Speaker 3: Friend.
Speaker 2: But I didn't post them. Oh no, it's real, beef.
Speaker 4: It's post a popping friend, not the low one. You
Speaker 4: post a pretty friend.
Speaker 5: I stopped posting every goddamn body. Now, ain't nobody get
Speaker 5: no post?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 5: Can't nobody complain because that's not true. I post a
Speaker 5: pretty friend. Like, first of all, I'm a girl. I
Speaker 5: think all my friends are pretty, like I don't you know, delusional.
Speaker 5: I think when you're a girl, you're like, no friend,
Speaker 5: Like you're gorgeous, Like you just aren't like that. I'm
Speaker 5: not posting a friend because she got more followers than
Speaker 5: another friend. Like we'll kind of corn ass, lame ass bitch,
Speaker 5: you think that I am, like you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So it's just like if you think that I'm capable
Speaker 5: of playing favoritism and that sort of way.
Speaker 3: We don't need to be friends anyway, because.
Speaker 5: You obviously have spent too many years around me and
Speaker 5: still have not taken the time to get to know
Speaker 5: me and know my character.
Speaker 2: So, but see, I think it's easy for women to
Speaker 2: navigate through that conversation that it is men though, Like
Speaker 2: I don't. To me, it's just like having to talk
Speaker 2: with my homeboy about shit like that. It's just it
Speaker 2: feels crazy. It's like, are we really talking about this?
Speaker 2: Like women, I understand women are more you know, y'all
Speaker 2: have more more communicative period though yea, I'm more communicative
Speaker 2: and y'all have more space to have those type of
Speaker 2: conversations with men. I know we're supposed to express our
Speaker 2: feelings and say how we feel and have these conversations.
Speaker 2: I get it. But if my home will be like, Yo,
Speaker 2: you ain't wish me happy birthday? Fam? What's up? Man?
Speaker 2: You like me? Like you like just tell me? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Like what's up with you?
Speaker 3: Dog?
Speaker 2: Like you're going through what? Just just be who you are,
Speaker 2: you my boy, no matter what. But I can't have
Speaker 2: that type of conversation, Like it's just crazy to me.
Speaker 4: I didn't get my happy be earth Day from you, mam,
Speaker 4: and I'm offended.
Speaker 2: I'm offended that you blocked me from your story.
Speaker 4: Huh exactly, yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm now I'm offended.
Speaker 4: Well, look I did it for one post. I did
Speaker 4: it for one post because knew you we're gonna kill me.
Speaker 4: I really did it yesterday.
Speaker 2: That's what he said to me when he blocked me.
Speaker 4: I forget to unblock everybody, and then they do you guys.
Speaker 2: Why would you want me to see it? I'm gonna
Speaker 2: laugh at it. I'm still I'm gonna still wish you
Speaker 2: a happy birthday. I'm not that guy say happy birthday.
Speaker 2: But it's like, damn, don't block me, let me lak
Speaker 2: let me get my ship.
Speaker 3: On the want you, Julian, I ain't want you to
Speaker 3: know he was at dumble House on his birthday.
Speaker 2: I know anyway, I know you on that work. I
Speaker 2: got all over the city, like you crazy. I know
Speaker 2: anybody's at all time.
Speaker 3: You do, got somebody in double house. You're supposed to
Speaker 3: take me.
Speaker 2: To the point everywhere, man, don't worry everywhere.
Speaker 4: It is funny. I only blocked. I had the thought
Speaker 4: I was like doing blocked the whole crew. I only
Speaker 4: blocked them all like why was like this is gonna
Speaker 4: come back around like.
Speaker 2: You blocking me for Like, I'm gonna laugh and still
Speaker 2: wish you a happy birthday. Only fucking Pansy happy birthday,
Speaker 2: Like that's all what.
Speaker 4: There was a double house.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's exactly what blocking the ball, not the big
Speaker 5: mouth coworkers. I didn't tell me it was that dumble house.
Speaker 2: So that was peach, fuck your p say that.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I was I was blocked.
Speaker 3: You should have just got rid all of us. But yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I just feel like at this day and ag and
Speaker 5: like in this we we are old. I mean, I
Speaker 5: know you're old, but we're old too, Like he just
Speaker 5: turned thirty seven. Like we have to stop with the
Speaker 5: people expecting us to be in touch with their emotions
Speaker 5: all the time, Like we're not out here paying bills,
Speaker 5: fighting crime, raising kids, like water and plants. Like we're
Speaker 5: all just trying to keep saying. I'm not gonna remember
Speaker 5: your birthday. I'm not going to remember that it's your
Speaker 5: grandmother's funeral. I'm not going to remember everything. If you
Speaker 5: need me, be humble enough to reach out to me
Speaker 5: and tell me that you need me. Yeah, I'm still
Speaker 5: gonna check on you whenever I think about you. But
Speaker 5: if I'm checking on you at a time when you
Speaker 5: don't need me, and then the time that you do
Speaker 5: need me, I'm not there or I don't know.
Speaker 3: To be there, you have to let me know that
Speaker 3: you need me.
Speaker 5: And I have no problem like coming to your aid
Speaker 5: or being there for you, being present as a friend.
Speaker 5: But I ca can't. I can't, like I can't just
Speaker 5: know that I have a bunch of shit going on.
Speaker 5: And that's another thing. People think, Well, you don't have kids,
Speaker 5: that you don't have anything going on, especially people with kids,
Speaker 5: like you don't have.
Speaker 3: Kids, you have all this free time.
Speaker 2: No I don't.
Speaker 5: And it's like, actually, no, I don't. I still have
Speaker 5: a bunch of shit going on. My life has a
Speaker 5: lot of value and a lot of business. Just because
Speaker 5: I don't have kids, It doesn't mean that I don't
Speaker 5: have shit going on. But that's what people with kids think.
Speaker 2: Like one of my best friends, he had a kid
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago, and our relationship definitely changed,
Speaker 2: but not in a negative way. It's roy no, not ry,
Speaker 2: but but they had a kid around the same time.
Speaker 2: Though actually it's like not too far apart. But yeah,
Speaker 2: like our relationship changed without a doubt, Like we don't
Speaker 2: see each other as much, we don't hang out as much, like,
Speaker 2: but like we still like I cannot speak to him
Speaker 2: for three weeks. The next moment we get on the phone,
Speaker 2: we pick up right where we left off. It's like
Speaker 2: every time, Like and that's the type of friendships I
Speaker 2: appreciate as we get old. It's like though, like we
Speaker 2: don't have to speak every day, Like we don't speak
Speaker 2: every day for me, for you to prove you my homie,
Speaker 2: be my homi when I'm I'm not in that room,
Speaker 2: ooh hello, you know what I'm saying, Like, be my
Speaker 2: homie when I'm not around, don't be my homie when
Speaker 2: we on the phone and we hanging out together, Be
Speaker 2: my homie when I'm not there. And niggas get to
Speaker 2: talk and slick and you're like, yo, who you talking about? Facts?
Speaker 2: He could pull up right now, you can say the
Speaker 2: same shit like and we can see how the conversation goes.
Speaker 2: Like that's the type of friends I like. I don't
Speaker 2: I don't need to speak to my friends every single day.
Speaker 2: That's just crazy to me. Like life and you got kids,
Speaker 2: you got a family, Like if you need me, I'm here.
Speaker 2: The phone still work, But like I ain't about to
Speaker 2: call you and pull up to your crib or you
Speaker 2: come to my crib every day. We're not doing not
Speaker 2: as adults. We're not doing that.
Speaker 3: That's that you mentioned that. Be my homie when I'm
Speaker 3: not in.
Speaker 2: A room, Be my homie when I'm not in that room.
Speaker 5: I think different people value different things in friendship. The
Speaker 5: thing that I value the most is you protecting me,
Speaker 5: because I am so protect protecting of my friends.
Speaker 3: So I like feeling protected.
Speaker 5: So don't anybody who has ever come to me and
Speaker 5: told me what somebody said to me. I instantly get
Speaker 5: pissed at them me because it's like, why do they
Speaker 5: feel so comfortable saying that you Because a person would
Speaker 5: never come to me and say anything harmful about one
Speaker 5: of my friends. They would never even feel comfortable because
Speaker 5: they know they were liable to get cussed the fuck out.
Speaker 5: So somebody feeling comfortable enough to you for that information
Speaker 5: to get to you, and you bring it back to me.
Speaker 3: And you ain't checked them. I don't fuck with shit
Speaker 3: like that. And a lot of people were like, oh, well,
Speaker 3: everybody's not confrontational this, this, and that. Well, I don't
Speaker 3: like having pussy friends. Somebody say something me, you best, I've.
Speaker 2: Done that before. I've called my friend that I was
Speaker 2: hanging out and some dudes that was there was talking
Speaker 2: about one of my homies and I text him and
Speaker 2: told him to come damn. And he walked in and
Speaker 2: we said, O, I say, yeah, so tell them what
Speaker 2: y'all was just talking about. I make it. I get
Speaker 2: right to it. Oh, I make it super awkward, yo,
Speaker 2: team right here. Don't tell me that you don't like
Speaker 2: what he said and what he did. And I tell
Speaker 2: him and it was cool. It wasn't no fight, but
Speaker 2: it was just kind of like the initial like when
Speaker 2: he walked in, like god, damn. I was like yeah,
Speaker 2: and he sat down because you already knew what I
Speaker 2: gave him the play already. I'm like, Yo, it's a
Speaker 2: little you know what I mean, a little slick talk.
Speaker 2: So sweet game man, Yo, what up? He's saying? So
Speaker 2: what's up? What were we talking about? Got right to it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: I like that like that. I got my shit on me,
Speaker 2: so I did to go down here Are you okay?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, baby, I'm working on myself. I'm coming to
Speaker 2: a better man. You taking drinking like more mushroom water
Speaker 2: and shit like that.
Speaker 3: Have you guys heard about this? Kaylan? Anything?
Speaker 2: I don't know but she looked good. Yeah, I agree
Speaker 2: with what mam said. I don't know what happened to
Speaker 2: all right, I'm sorry? What is is?
Speaker 3: She?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 5: So kay Lonnie was getting killed all day yesterday while
Speaker 5: me and you were recording. She was getting killed become
Speaker 5: because some files came out from her custody hearing that
Speaker 5: she's in with her baby father. It's a really nasty custody.
Speaker 2: Isn't her baby father gay?
Speaker 5: That was so the baby father is coming out saying
Speaker 5: that he not gay, and that Kaylinie was telling everybody
Speaker 5: he was gay.
Speaker 2: It's all types of stuff. Kay Lannie ain't saying you
Speaker 2: gay if you ain't gay, man, she knows something in
Speaker 2: the world, don't we go ahead?
Speaker 5: So he was basically trying to say he had some
Speaker 5: text messages from Kaylannie and basically was like, we're Kaylannie
Speaker 5: and the text missus. Kaylennie has said that heard that
Speaker 5: they're daughter was her wife in a past life.
Speaker 3: So the internet was killing her.
Speaker 5: Now when Kaylanie came out and clarified, Kaylanie's like, I
Speaker 5: can't believe I have to speak on this, like these
Speaker 5: documents were lead a ah. But if you're gonna you know,
Speaker 5: post text messages, don't doctor the text messages. So Kaylanie
Speaker 5: came out and posted the full text messages and come
Speaker 5: to find out, it was really just Kaylanie went and
Speaker 5: got like a spiritual reading, and the spiritual reader told
Speaker 5: her that that her daughter was her wife in a
Speaker 5: past life.
Speaker 3: In the In the text.
Speaker 5: Messages, Kaylanie continues to go like this lady probably lying,
Speaker 5: like she said, I was here before earth?
Speaker 3: Like what am I a fossil?
Speaker 5: Like mad laughing emoji's like it was kind of making
Speaker 5: fun of the reading that she got.
Speaker 3: But the husband, well, the baby.
Speaker 5: Father manipulated that he took it to the kid, tried
Speaker 5: to weaponize it and basically he's trying to make it
Speaker 5: seem like Kaylanie's a pedophile.
Speaker 4: So they said that she's like yeah, like the headlines
Speaker 4: or you know, is she involved with a cult? Is
Speaker 4: her daughter being raised in a cult like environment? And
Speaker 4: it's all those accusations.
Speaker 5: And honestly, I think that's very I don't know exact
Speaker 5: what's going on, so I won't speak to anybody's guilt
Speaker 5: or innocence, but what is giving to me is giving
Speaker 5: very much anti spirituality. You know, Kaylanie is very sorry.
Speaker 4: No, that's a funny thing to.
Speaker 3: Say anti spirituality people are.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, yes they are, but I'm saying that's just
Speaker 4: a funny term to me.
Speaker 5: I think people are just like people don't understand spirituality
Speaker 5: unless it's wrapped up in a particular religion. So I
Speaker 5: think that that is where a lot of this is
Speaker 5: coming from, because Kilnie has always been very openly spiritual.
Speaker 3: Now I don't know anything.
Speaker 5: There were some allegations about her letting an adult sleep
Speaker 5: in her daughter's bed.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the part of these are. The
Speaker 2: things that I wish weren't we weren't privy to, Like
Speaker 2: these are the you know, situations and conversations that I
Speaker 2: just don't think we need to know about. Like, you know,
Speaker 2: if this is hopefully the daughter is safe, which I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go out and say, I'm sure she is. I
Speaker 2: don't think Kaylanie is an evil spirited woman. I think
Speaker 2: she's taking care of her child, you know, as much
Speaker 2: as any loving parent would take care of that child.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes things get twisted in words, especially litigation court.
Speaker 2: You got one parent that's trying to get whatever they're
Speaker 2: trying to get so it's a tug of war back
Speaker 2: and forth. But again, I just things like this. I
Speaker 2: don't think that we we need to know about such
Speaker 2: personal details about you know, person's family. But you know,
Speaker 2: we support Kaylani over here.
Speaker 5: So yeah, and if it does come out that Kaylanie's
Speaker 5: a weirdo, then we will stand on it like we
Speaker 5: stand out with all weirds. I just haven't seen any
Speaker 5: proof of anything, or any even a skepticism of a
Speaker 5: proof that she's doing something weird. She's clarified the text
Speaker 5: messages for herself like so I don't know, but we'll
Speaker 5: see what happens.
Speaker 3: I just wish we didn't have to see what happens.
Speaker 2: I've been getting a lot of those co parent conversations lately,
Speaker 2: who you would smoke that? Like the past year, like
Speaker 2: a lot of women that I know, like not saying
Speaker 2: with them, but like that conversation has been coming around
Speaker 2: a lot, like you would be a great co parent.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what does that mean? Like, Nah, woman would
Speaker 2: like that you would be what she knows that no
Speaker 2: matter what, if y'all don't work out as far as
Speaker 2: a relationship like a couple, if y'all have a kid, together,
Speaker 2: like the baby's gonna be great.
Speaker 3: You too strict for me?
Speaker 2: What you mean? I'm not with you? All right now?
Speaker 2: I like that we landed here. How am I strict?
Speaker 3: You strict? Every five seconds? Margos? You can't do that
Speaker 3: every five second?
Speaker 5: Can't nobody do nothing? You gonna tell me that this
Speaker 5: people is doing this? This is mental illness. You too strict?
Speaker 2: But some of it is mental illness. No, I think
Speaker 2: we've agreed on certain.
Speaker 3: Things, certain things one out of seven.
Speaker 2: Don't make it seem like I just be saying everything
Speaker 2: is like, I'm not that guy. Don't make me have
Speaker 2: to be that guy. I'm just saying a lot of
Speaker 2: the things that I do speak on is like, bro,
Speaker 2: this is not Is this okay? Now?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: Is this accepted? Now? This is kind of crazy? And
Speaker 2: you agree with some.
Speaker 5: Of it, yes, but you're also a very my baby
Speaker 5: mother not about to be doing this. My baby mother
Speaker 5: not about to be doing that.
Speaker 2: But tell me, don't just say that no you can't.
Speaker 2: What is what is this? What is that? Like? Don't
Speaker 2: don't do that? Like tell me what I said that
Speaker 2: you was, like, why your baby mother can't do that?
Speaker 5: Because I think that I'm brother can't date certain people
Speaker 5: like you would be strict about who she dating, even
Speaker 5: if y'all not a relationship, you won't be strict about
Speaker 5: who she's dating.
Speaker 2: I'm strict about who my friends that I've never slept
Speaker 2: with are day in my homegirls exactly, I'm yo, why
Speaker 2: are you with this dude? But that's not because I'm strict.
Speaker 5: I'm just like, yo, like no that you should be
Speaker 5: honest with your friends about what I'm talking about. I
Speaker 5: can't be honest with my baby, which your baby mother.
Speaker 5: You would be more restrictive than I.
Speaker 2: But sure, my bait because my because now I have
Speaker 2: a baby with you, my baby, which makes sense. Now
Speaker 2: you're dating some clown because we're not together, cool, you
Speaker 2: free to day whoever you want. But now you're dating
Speaker 2: this clown and then my daughter or my son is
Speaker 2: over there and now he mad you're not answering your phone,
Speaker 2: and he popping up at your cribinaf you see where?
Speaker 5: But see that's that's yes, that's anything that will put
Speaker 5: your child in danger is.
Speaker 2: So that's why I'm speaking from like, if you're gonna date,
Speaker 2: like if we don't work out, me and my baby
Speaker 2: mother split, don't work out cool. Of course you can date,
Speaker 2: but like be very demure that the word to use,
Speaker 2: I don't know, be very mindful of, be very mindful
Speaker 2: of the people that you're dating, because now you have
Speaker 2: my child, Like my child is with you. He mad,
Speaker 2: you ain't call him back. He's stalking you. Now you're
Speaker 2: going to drop my kid off in school. He pop
Speaker 2: out the call behind you.
Speaker 3: Trying to break stuff like that, of course, but I'm
Speaker 3: just trying to I'm.
Speaker 5: Like, why are you dating that goofy ass nigga? Like
Speaker 5: he got protas, Like I feel like that's the type
Speaker 5: of ship.
Speaker 2: You gonna see why she stretches. So I've never said
Speaker 2: I've never said nothing like that. So y'all try to
Speaker 2: pay me to be this guy. And I'm not that
Speaker 2: you have not some goofies out here, but you know
Speaker 2: the goofies too. You pointed out why exactly, Janna goofy
Speaker 2: so because so because I do it. It's like, yo,
Speaker 2: you straight you do the same ship you pointed out,
Speaker 2: I'm pointed out.
Speaker 4: I think you said far more similar than you are,
Speaker 4: very similar.
Speaker 2: Very similar. Like that's why I be laughing at ship.
Speaker 2: I don't even say you sometimes I just start laughing
Speaker 2: because I'm like, but if I said that, dimarras will
Speaker 2: be like this nigga.
Speaker 5: But it's like you would say it, say shit worse.
Speaker 5: I put a little brown sugar on it.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 2: See when you get forty. When you pass forty, baby
Speaker 2: d you don't put cut on nothing. You like list.
Speaker 2: This is what it is either you. If you offend it,
Speaker 2: oh well, it's the truth. Be offended at the truth.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't argue with that. You can't argue
Speaker 2: the truth like that's the truth. If I say something
Speaker 2: that's like, yeah, that's real, you look crazy doing that.
Speaker 2: I'm a vigor make God, I'm hurt. What No, I
Speaker 2: gave you the truth, deal with it, change or not
Speaker 2: do live your life. But I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 5: How would you break it to your friend who is
Speaker 5: very sensitive, your friend that is very close. She wants
Speaker 5: to have a baby with the person she's with, But
Speaker 5: the person she's with is a bum and this is
Speaker 5: my homegirl. But she don't see him as a bum.
Speaker 5: But the world know he's a bum, but she don't
Speaker 5: see him as a bum. How do you politely tell, like,
Speaker 5: in what way would you at forty, you give me
Speaker 5: this wisdom. Tell her, Hey, this nigga is a bum?
Speaker 2: How would you and this is this is my friend.
Speaker 3: Your very close friend.
Speaker 2: Let's say a cousin, Oh my cousin, my blood. Oh
Speaker 2: it's no cut. You don't put no cut on it
Speaker 2: with your family. I'm gonna say, Yo, who is this? Yo?
Speaker 2: He's a clown, He he's a bum?
Speaker 3: Does she stay with him? She loves them?
Speaker 2: So you're about to have you about to have a bum, kid,
Speaker 2: But to have a bum baby? Mmm, if that's my
Speaker 2: if you's my cousin, see, I'm more If it's just
Speaker 2: a friend, I'm kind of more like, let me tone
Speaker 2: it down. But if it's my cousin blood, we grew
Speaker 2: up together. What that's like? My sister, Yo, what is
Speaker 2: you doing with him? He's a bum?
Speaker 5: So what if you have that whole entire conversation with
Speaker 5: him with her and she stayed with him.
Speaker 2: Then she get everything she got coming to her. She
Speaker 2: gonna have a bum. Reality, she about to have a
Speaker 2: bum experience. I don't know, Like now you're about to
Speaker 2: be everything is just gonna be your problem is gonna
Speaker 2: be issues on issues on it because you with somebody
Speaker 2: that don't want more, that don't want better, that don't
Speaker 2: want to elevate, like he gonna end up pulling you down.
Speaker 2: Now you back in the hood, living in a fucking
Speaker 2: studio apartment, you would a bum. You gotta cut that
Speaker 2: bum energy man, like that's just But again, you gotta
Speaker 2: be kind of sensitive when it's just a friend. You
Speaker 2: don't want to be too harsh. But you said, cousin,
Speaker 2: I'm not putting cut on it with my cousin. No,
Speaker 2: my cousin, get it raw pause raw, uncut, Like, Yo,
Speaker 2: he's a bumm, he's a lane. Buy you with him?
Speaker 2: What's the upside of being with him? Tell me what
Speaker 2: you love, Jackson, Tell me what you love about this dude.
Speaker 2: Tell me what he does for you, Like when you
Speaker 2: wake up and you look at him and you're about
Speaker 2: to get dressed and go to work and he's still sleeping,
Speaker 2: and you come home and he's still sleeping, Like, what
Speaker 2: does that do for you?
Speaker 3: And then when you come home he asked to borrow
Speaker 3: your car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you come home, you borrow your car, you get
Speaker 2: it back on e he in the car with you.
Speaker 2: When you'll go to the gas station, you don't get
Speaker 2: out and pump the gas.
Speaker 3: He don't pay for the gas. Don't pump it.
Speaker 2: What are you doing with this nigga?
Speaker 4: Live in New Jersey?
Speaker 2: You gotta ca youre about to give him a baby?
Speaker 2: You already got a baby with this nigga. You taking
Speaker 2: care of him. So it's like, you know, that's the conversation.
Speaker 2: That's just me, though I don't if it's somebody that
Speaker 2: I love and I care about, I'm just all the way.
Speaker 2: You know, are you gonna babysit the bum baby? Wash it?
Speaker 2: I don't watch bums man. I don't watch bum kids.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 2: The kids are bummy. Ain't right if you're the god,
Speaker 2: no respect, no fucking This nigga just loud, breaking ship
Speaker 2: and dirty. He's about like an infant. Oh, if it's
Speaker 2: an infant, then yeah, But I'm talking about when they
Speaker 2: get to that age where they don't listen and talk back.
Speaker 2: I get this little get him out of here. I
Speaker 2: know where he had it.
Speaker 3: Get this her little waian.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he two years from getting this first shisty. I'm
Speaker 2: out of here. He grady to get his first Nike
Speaker 2: shisty in about two summers. Get him out of my
Speaker 2: house man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you would be you wouldn't become a guy
Speaker 5: father to the bum baby.
Speaker 2: Not to no bum baby, like if you got a
Speaker 2: baby with a bum. I don't want to be that guy.
Speaker 3: Our father, but he needs you more than ever though.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'll be around, but we ain't about to
Speaker 2: go to the I'm not about to take pictures at
Speaker 2: the church with holding this little nigga. I ain't about
Speaker 2: to do that. What if he develops a good left Oh,
Speaker 2: then we could talk. Then we got once. I hear yo,
Speaker 2: he and the park going crazy right now? My word?
Speaker 2: All right, let me go get a nephew. You know
Speaker 2: you hear about your homegirl sonny Like, Yo, you know
Speaker 2: he out there. He gave him thirty, like he gave
Speaker 2: him thirty. I'm gonna go pick him up this week
Speaker 2: and to take him out. Hell yeah, he gonna be somebody.
Speaker 2: But until then, get him out of here. Man, I'm
Speaker 2: not watching bump kids.
Speaker 5: I just feel like maul It takes a village, and
Speaker 5: I feel like the kids that don't really have the
Speaker 5: most guidance are the ones that you should give guidance.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but baby d you're gonna learn that some of
Speaker 2: these we can't save them all. Some of them were
Speaker 2: just gonna have to let go. That's just a reality
Speaker 2: in the community I grew up. I lived in the
Speaker 2: same building with some niggas that's doing life in prison
Speaker 2: for murder right now, and I still ca'm like him.
Speaker 2: That was my man, that niggas a Stone Cooke killing
Speaker 2: now like both parents, it's had a great went to
Speaker 2: good schools, Like how where did he make that left at?
Speaker 2: But then when you think back, you're like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: I could see it. I get it now.
Speaker 3: He was always a little off in math class.
Speaker 2: He always had that little where it's like, yo, it
Speaker 2: ain't that serious, Yo, calm down, like you know that
Speaker 2: type of energy. It's like yo, he going crazy like
Speaker 2: and then as they get older, it just becomes more severe.
Speaker 2: But you can see it though. But it's just it's
Speaker 2: always funny when you when you look back at at
Speaker 2: kids you grew up with, like, yo, what's up with him?
Speaker 2: What's up with People start telling you, it's like what,
Speaker 2: Like how does that like? I'm talking about people that
Speaker 2: in the same building. We all grew up together, and
Speaker 2: it's like the way that our lives just go different ways.
Speaker 2: It's just to me, it's very interesting because just like
Speaker 2: our start was the same. Granted, every household is different
Speaker 2: and every you know, parents of different things like that,
Speaker 2: but to know that I was like shoulder the shoulder
Speaker 2: as a kid every day slumber parties and all of
Speaker 2: that with people that are doing like life in prison
Speaker 2: for like triple homicide, it's like, damn, I used to
Speaker 2: be me and this nigga used to ship like sega
Speaker 2: games and ship like that. Like he was the coolest
Speaker 2: kid in the building, was he?
Speaker 3: But but when he got mad, was he the nigga
Speaker 3: that start going.
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 2: Like when he was it wasn't that, but it was
Speaker 2: it was like you could see certain things where it's like, Yo,
Speaker 2: you're still mad about that? You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: What niggas still holding all the ship? You Like, Oh
Speaker 2: I taught a student like that?
Speaker 4: Oh man, that poor kid. I hope he's doing all right. Yeah,
Speaker 4: like those it was though, like, yeah, Chicago, like through
Speaker 4: the most insane tantrums I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: And it's like, Yo, you can't be down.
Speaker 4: There's no way this hot over that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like it's like what is going on?
Speaker 4: Ship would tomorrow come back tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Still hot. The next you go to.
Speaker 3: Sleep, wake up, eat breakfast, and you still pissed.
Speaker 2: Off some shit mad.
Speaker 4: I'm like, y'all, damn, I'm gonna do that. I hope
Speaker 4: that kid the best.
Speaker 2: Don't act like you don't, because we'll have how much
Speaker 2: time we got left peace, We'll have a whole conversation
Speaker 2: here about how you do the same ship you don'et
Speaker 2: went to bed hot of the nigga woke up and
Speaker 2: was hot, still feet burning, but.
Speaker 3: The rage the top of your might have still been
Speaker 3: pissed off, but the rage part is not still Like
Speaker 3: when I'm in the rage part, I can't go to
Speaker 3: sleep until I release the rage. Do you don't see
Speaker 3: what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Like, what did you released?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: How do you release?
Speaker 4: Take a ship? I go?
Speaker 3: Sometimes I go to the park and scream.
Speaker 2: You do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a big screamer.
Speaker 4: You know how.
Speaker 2: Nice a woman you're supposed to scream? You know how
Speaker 2: crazy it is to actually leave your house and be like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to walk to the park and scream.
Speaker 4: You do, like where there's kids around.
Speaker 5: I had to learn to do that when I was
Speaker 5: living with Obviously, I was living with my parents, and
Speaker 5: I didn't want them to know anything was wrong with me,
Speaker 5: And then in school I didn't want to look crazy.
Speaker 5: And then now I live below my best friend. If
Speaker 5: I start screaming, she gonna come downstairs, like, bitch, is
Speaker 5: you okay?
Speaker 2: So yeah, I just lead a house. Something that you
Speaker 2: scream at though, Like, yeah, what makes you scream? Now?
Speaker 3: Niggas don't makee me scream before me real me?
Speaker 2: Yeah me?
Speaker 5: When I say you niggers, I mean that and like agreeance,
Speaker 5: Like I like, it ain't just one another y'all have.
Speaker 2: But I want to know. I want to know, like,
Speaker 2: what's something that got you to that? Like I'm about
Speaker 2: to scream? When is it? Because you feel like you're
Speaker 2: not being heard? Yeah, don't listen sometimes, okay, So I
Speaker 2: feel like you're not being heard yea, yeah, don't y'alln't
Speaker 2: y'all don't listen.
Speaker 5: Like I'll go to talk and like I'll be like, yeah,
Speaker 5: Bigga would just be like on the phone, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 5: I'll go fuck myself nowhere about it.
Speaker 2: So that makes you want to.
Speaker 5: If it happens repeatedly in the over the course of
Speaker 5: three years, Yes, that's something that will make you baby
Speaker 5: do you.
Speaker 2: Got that in you? You got that, you can be
Speaker 2: on Snap. You can me on season.
Speaker 3: I know I could be on Snap. That's why I'm
Speaker 3: very good with my anger management.
Speaker 5: Like I drink tea, I know how to breathe properly,
Speaker 5: like I breathe myself through a lot of things. I
Speaker 5: write in my journal, I call my friends. I'm very communicative.
Speaker 3: I talk.
Speaker 5: I talk about my feelings because I know when I
Speaker 5: bottle them up, I'm liable to explode. And it's never
Speaker 5: on the person I'm supposed to explode on. Like my
Speaker 5: explosions happen at the most inopportune times. So I feel
Speaker 5: like that's anger management.
Speaker 2: All right, Well good, I'm glad you can. You should
Speaker 2: try to scream them all me. Yeah, no, I don't
Speaker 2: need to scover.
Speaker 4: About a rage room. I've always wanted to do that,
Speaker 4: not to get out anger, just to like do it
Speaker 4: just just be destructive. I want to, like, yeah, hit
Speaker 4: up live in.
Speaker 2: New York City. New York City is the rage room,
Speaker 2: just going.
Speaker 3: You could go out on the street during trash night
Speaker 3: and just take a ban and.
Speaker 2: Just make sure there's no people around.
Speaker 4: I'll get shot doing something like that. I'm not doing that,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Sis coming up a new album, Sissa, Sissa is
Speaker 8: She's she's dropping a new album, Lana, allegedly allegedly, It
Speaker 8: says it comes from a more beautiful place coming off
Speaker 8: of her.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that she had a classic album her
Speaker 2: last album. We loved that album. We had a great
Speaker 2: time she had to when that album drop and was
Speaker 2: so good. So yeah, Sis is putting out a note
Speaker 2: that she didn't give us a date.
Speaker 4: Though she said it's supposedly this half of the year,
Speaker 4: like twenty four. She did an interview with the British Vogue. Yeah,
Speaker 4: she said, I think I'm making music from a more
Speaker 4: beautiful place, from a possible place, from a pop from
Speaker 4: a more positive positive that's a TYPEO positive place versus
Speaker 4: a more ansy place with the type that wasn't my fault.
Speaker 4: But she said it's gonna be Allegedly she's putting out
Speaker 4: a deluxe to s O S and a new album Lana.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, okay, Well, anytime she has all put out
Speaker 2: new music or so she's put out new music. I mean,
Speaker 2: we support her, we love her, so we're looking forward
Speaker 2: to that, especially coming off of that. Yeah, we need
Speaker 2: SOS album hate that come out. She's a d M
Speaker 2: me a few weeks ago.
Speaker 4: Okay, oh saying what pull it up?
Speaker 2: You know, talking about pull it up the battle.
Speaker 3: And oh yeah, she said it's a big TD bitch.
Speaker 2: Not in those words, not not in those words. But
Speaker 2: we had a cool conversation. She's she's, she's cool, she
Speaker 2: she helped. She The conversation felt like, first of all,
Speaker 2: she led with she respects me, and she's she supports
Speaker 2: me and has followed me throughout the year. So that
Speaker 2: was very like, whoa, okay, dope, I appreciate that. So
Speaker 2: she started with that. Oh and then you know, she
Speaker 2: dropped the but but it was it was a fun conversation.
Speaker 2: We had a good conversation.
Speaker 3: Did she say tell Rory high or no?
Speaker 2: No, she didn't say tell Rory high. She didn't say
Speaker 2: she don't fuck with him, But she didn't say tell
Speaker 2: him high. But she you know, she she gave me
Speaker 2: her opinion in her stance on certain things throughout that
Speaker 2: whole battle.
Speaker 4: And then did they aligned with yours?
Speaker 2: Obviously certain things. She understood why I was coming from
Speaker 2: certain things. She understoo why I was coming from. Uh,
Speaker 2: But it was one thing in particular, I think I
Speaker 2: had said when she DM me that she was more so,
Speaker 2: oh it was. She was telling me that she was
Speaker 2: hurt because she was like, Yo, you know, I didn't
Speaker 2: even want to send this message to you because I
Speaker 2: really I like you. I fuck with you. She was like,
Speaker 2: but it would hurt me to hear you say that
Speaker 2: you weren't you weren't going to watch the super Bowl
Speaker 2: because Kendrick was before me, and I laughed. I was like, yo,
Speaker 2: you think that I'm serious when I said that, like,
Speaker 2: of course I'm going to watch the super Bowl, Like
Speaker 2: who's I have to watch it? I have to talk
Speaker 2: about it, you know. So that was her reason, and
Speaker 2: like she really thought that I was serious about that,
Speaker 2: And she said that that kind of like amn, you
Speaker 2: really like like you're not going to even watch the
Speaker 2: super Bowl? But like you that And I was like, no,
Speaker 2: it's it's it's not that serious. I was definitely just
Speaker 2: talking ship. So that's what the conversation was about. And
Speaker 2: then we just started talking about a bunch of them.
Speaker 5: I think I think a lot of us, especially you,
Speaker 5: though I think sometimes you say things sarcastically, but you're
Speaker 5: just very good at doing it, and people really believe
Speaker 5: that you believe what you're saying.
Speaker 2: If anybody believes that I'm not watching the super Bowl, like,
Speaker 2: come on, you know what I do for a living.
Speaker 2: I have to watch that ship.
Speaker 4: Well, Sissa wants to make sure you're watching it. You're
Speaker 4: more than welcome to join our watch party. We'll have
Speaker 4: them all with us, so says it. Come to our
Speaker 4: watch party.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can promise you, says is not coming to
Speaker 2: if she's more than welcome, like she's more than promise
Speaker 2: you or whoever else, Megan Meg, make sure MAM's watching.
Speaker 2: I got just make sure and watching.
Speaker 4: Make sure that the address.
Speaker 2: You get him lying, we'll be there. But yeah, out
Speaker 2: the saism man looking forward to her new album, definitely
Speaker 2: want to hear the ship she talking about. Because sins
Speaker 2: got some ship on her mind. She gonna sing about it,
Speaker 2: that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Since I got a song I'm gonna submit to you,
Speaker 3: just let me know where to send it.
Speaker 2: Please don't because I'm a really good songwriter. What songs
Speaker 2: have you written? Man?
Speaker 4: I read them, go ahead sing them. You don't even
Speaker 4: have to sing it, just read the lyrics.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm not doing that. So y'all can last.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you one thing that friends do. It
Speaker 2: could be the most amazing song ever. I'm still gonna exactly,
Speaker 2: and that's why I'm not gonna read. That doesn't mean
Speaker 2: that don't put it out our.
Speaker 5: Discord, in our Patreon. And you've heard some of my
Speaker 5: songs and where I had lives when we've done our lives.
Speaker 5: I've read some of my songs and poetry.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know it's Derek. You're not gonna like Eric.
Speaker 3: You can't fucking rhyme. I'm gonna do it for darnel
Speaker 3: because my best thing at the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know the whole ship. When I'm done, A
Speaker 5: Lee asked, silent like a mine.
Speaker 2: Uh okay, follow my rule.
Speaker 5: So I call your little ass son, I ain't going hard, nigga,
Speaker 5: you ain't worth this. I'm gonna send you back to
Speaker 5: the store like a purchase. I have bars and I
Speaker 5: was like fourteen, bro. I'm just saying, if I'd have
Speaker 5: kept going, I'd have been Meg.
Speaker 2: Oh Man, all right, Yo, you know how funny that
Speaker 2: I kept I would have kept going. I would have
Speaker 2: been Meg. That's what I go into the parking one jumps.
Speaker 2: I like, yo, if i'd have kept going. Out of
Speaker 2: been Mike, she can say that I can hit a
Speaker 2: home run, yeah, same ship. No, but I can actually
Speaker 2: hit the home run.
Speaker 5: Meg started out wrapping on YouTube. I feel like if
Speaker 5: I would have kept going, I could have read.
Speaker 2: YO, the funny thing about Julian thinking he hit a
Speaker 2: home run out of you can hit that ship as
Speaker 2: hard as you want that shit to be a pop
Speaker 2: fly going over the wall man.
Speaker 4: With illuming them bad. You're not a illuming him bad,
Speaker 4: pinging off the bat.
Speaker 2: You're not hitting that ship over the fence.
Speaker 6: I'm not you. You.
Speaker 5: You didn't even run into New York City Marathon. You
Speaker 5: just it's like jogged along with beer for your friends
Speaker 5: and you had to take advil and pop icy.
Speaker 4: Hot swaying a bad as different though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a lot more scruciating on the body.
Speaker 4: Give me.
Speaker 2: We're talking about a home run, not just a base hit.
Speaker 2: A home run.
Speaker 3: The fucking professionals don't be hitting home runs.
Speaker 2: We're doing it in a game.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about like soft pitch.
Speaker 2: Lob it to you. Yeah, I'm not saying put.
Speaker 4: Fucking show hair up there and I'm gonna hit a
Speaker 4: home run.
Speaker 3: You know who?
Speaker 2: You know what, I think hit a home run and
Speaker 2: I was very impressed when it was like a celebrity game.
Speaker 2: Jerry Lorenzo from Fear God like he had hit a
Speaker 2: but I think he used to play. His dad was
Speaker 2: would play baseball. I think his dad, it was a
Speaker 2: was a managing baseball as well. But I think he
Speaker 2: hit a home run at the celebrity game, and I
Speaker 2: was like, that was impressive to me. I was like,
Speaker 2: what the That's not an easy thing to do, like
Speaker 2: hitting it over the wall, That's not an easy thing
Speaker 2: to do. That's not easy at all. But yeah, Jerry,
Speaker 2: I think Jerry did that in a celebrity game, and
Speaker 2: I was like, that was very impressive because that's not
Speaker 2: something you see, like Nigga, you made clothes, you ain't
Speaker 2: no baseball bat the fuck you're hitting ship over the wall.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't think you could do it, though, Julie,
Speaker 2: I'm going I'm down that hill saying.
Speaker 4: All right, well done. Mag thee stallion over here. I mean,
Speaker 4: she can gonna get a Grammy next year.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, I'm just I'm saying, if I would
Speaker 3: have started ten.
Speaker 4: Years ago, you did start ten years mayby do you
Speaker 4: know you could.
Speaker 2: You could rap right now, put an album out and
Speaker 2: be nominated at the Grammys next year.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna go get a BBL on Torku though.
Speaker 2: So you don't have to.
Speaker 3: Yeah you do?
Speaker 2: Why Dot? You don't got no BBO?
Speaker 3: Yes she does, has worked, Yes she does, Yes she does,
Speaker 3: Yes don't she's but it's fake.
Speaker 2: She's come out on interviews and said that it's fake.
Speaker 4: Ye.
Speaker 2: I never knew that. Thank you, shout out to it.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to talk too much about the Grammy
Speaker 2: nominations away from my boy to get back so he could.
Speaker 2: I know he has this thing or two to say
Speaker 2: about some of the nominees. But it was dope to
Speaker 2: see Doci nominated for Grammy for her shout out to Doci.
Speaker 2: Congrats on that. Uh, what'll head? Because I got some
Speaker 2: it's some people nominated for some things.
Speaker 4: I'm just like, all right, man, Oh damn, we never
Speaker 4: even had that.
Speaker 3: Is on TMZ talking about j Koby nominated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just don't, not even not to Jay because
Speaker 2: they people swear I hate j Call. I don't, but
Speaker 2: we'll talk about it.
Speaker 3: You ready for voicemails?
Speaker 4: We have some born Ready, let's do it. You've got
Speaker 4: male Yeah, this should.
Speaker 2: You be born to do?
Speaker 3: Is just crazy. I was born.
Speaker 2: I was born right.
Speaker 4: Land. Stevens' nicknames a great nickname, definitely Yo.
Speaker 2: What's the word? Gang is CJ from Texas?
Speaker 6: I've called before, but I got a whole new scenario
Speaker 6: that just happened this weekend that I kind of need
Speaker 6: tell opinion on. So Boom, Me and gang outside. We
Speaker 6: about five d you know what I'm saying. We at
Speaker 6: the clubs and it's it's let out, so that means
Speaker 6: it's pop time. It's parking a lot of pivots. So
Speaker 6: we're going around, you know what I'm saying, approaching ship walking,
Speaker 6: shit down, getting all little one b ones or two
Speaker 6: V twos off, getting our numbers up. We happen to
Speaker 6: see a group of women that we dealt with in
Speaker 6: the past and they see us, so they come over
Speaker 6: and we chopping it up and shit, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean. They ask us what we're doing after this.
Speaker 6: We say, we with y'all on, So they're like, all right, yeah, cool,
Speaker 6: come back to the crib. We got bottles and shit
Speaker 6: there we're gonna turn up all right back. But one
Speaker 6: of the girls say just don't bring your homeboy Mac.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: I know my nigga Mac can be on some scared
Speaker 6: the whole shit sometimes, but I'm like, damn, like my
Speaker 6: nigga Mac can't pull up. She did so, all right.
Speaker 6: I told my nigga Mac, you know what I'm saying, Hey,
Speaker 6: the whole say you can't come. We're gonna go ahead
Speaker 6: and make this little move. Long story short, we go
Speaker 6: over there, you know what I'm saying, and complete the mission.
Speaker 6: Had a good night, but my nigga Mac was mad
Speaker 6: at the whole squad the next day. Now, in my opinion,
Speaker 6: there's plenty of fish out in the sea, so you
Speaker 6: can go ahead and try to find you something, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying for the night, get you a
Speaker 6: little cuddle session or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: Right, But nigga he was mad at us.
Speaker 4: Now, question number one is are we wrong?
Speaker 6: And number two, have y'all ever been in a position
Speaker 6: where you had to tell your homeboy like hey, I
Speaker 6: would say you can't come.
Speaker 2: Well, let me start by saying this from my experience again,
Speaker 2: I'm a little older. If the person is mad that
Speaker 2: the women said they don't want him there, and y'all
Speaker 2: went ahead and still went and linked with the ladies
Speaker 2: and had a good night, and they mad that niggas
Speaker 2: a hater because any of your homies they gonna laugh
Speaker 2: at it. They go like, damn, why they want want
Speaker 2: me to come? Like yo? Now, they said, you be
Speaker 2: wild and you be scaring the ladies. They be getting scared.
Speaker 2: You be doing too much a real friend and be
Speaker 2: like all right, cool, y'all, go ahead, have a great night.
Speaker 2: Hit me like whatever, whatever, And then you go home
Speaker 2: and you figure out like, damn, I'm scared like the
Speaker 2: women like, I can't be acting like that. I gotta change.
Speaker 2: I gotta switch up, Like I don't want to be
Speaker 2: the one that's left out of the you know the
Speaker 2: night where the girls like we're going back and hanging
Speaker 2: out with them and they're like, nah, he be tripping.
Speaker 2: Like so if he's mad about that, you gotta look
Speaker 2: deep into that friendship with homie because he's the one
Speaker 2: that's he'll he want the whole. If he can't get nothing,
Speaker 2: none of the homies can't have fun. You don't want
Speaker 2: to be around friends like that. That's that's that's just
Speaker 2: the early sign of somebody that's the hater. From my experience. Yeah,
Speaker 2: only speaking from my point of view. A person like that,
Speaker 2: that's just the tip of the iceberg. That nigga is
Speaker 2: a hater. I'm surprised mac cain't show up shut the
Speaker 2: whole ship down.
Speaker 5: But that's the thing while a man like that, like
Speaker 5: if you're taking context clols, why would he go back?
Speaker 5: A man that's scaring the holes that's so much, you
Speaker 5: scaring the hole so much, the holes that you can't
Speaker 5: be around. You think a nigga like that gonna go
Speaker 5: back and reflect on what he possibly could have did.
Speaker 5: But oh, he ain't that type of nigga. He's a
Speaker 5: scare the whole kind of nigga. He's gonna scare his
Speaker 5: friends too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Craig and you might be right, he might
Speaker 2: be that type of first. But it's like you got
Speaker 2: to understand that that that energy of him being upset
Speaker 2: because women said he couldn't come over, like couldn't come
Speaker 2: to the crib. Like if he's mad at y'all for
Speaker 2: going he's a hater, he's supposed to be happy, laugh
Speaker 2: at it, like Dad, my baby, I was tripping last
Speaker 2: time we hung out with them. I can understand why
Speaker 2: they want they don't want me to, But you can't
Speaker 2: be mad at the homies for going to complete the
Speaker 2: mission and have a great night with some some some women,
Speaker 2: Like that's the whole point of going outside. Were going
Speaker 2: to the club to meet women and have a good time.
Speaker 3: Like, well, he probably don't.
Speaker 5: He probably don't come into contact with women unless his
Speaker 5: homeboys is bringing him around anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's do you need to lead that pit
Speaker 2: bull in the fucking leave him in the house if
Speaker 2: you don't, If you don't not act around women, you
Speaker 2: can't hang out with me, Well then boy or not.
Speaker 4: The second part is you obviously was offended and made
Speaker 4: a big stink about the next day, how do you
Speaker 4: talk to him?
Speaker 2: You had that conversation, like, bro, a big stink. Don't
Speaker 2: never tell me a nigga got a big stink. Now
Speaker 2: have that talk with your friend. They let him know,
Speaker 2: like yo, bro, like you got a chill, Like we
Speaker 2: be going out and you know the women you too aggressive?
Speaker 2: You too, you keep pulling your gun out like nigga. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the women don't want to see that. You're scaring them.
Speaker 2: Like you're supposed to have fun, crack some jokes, you know,
Speaker 2: be respectful, but we're gonna have a good time. Like
Speaker 2: if he don't, if he can't, if your friend is
Speaker 2: not receptive to that type of conversation, cut your losses now,
Speaker 2: because he's gonna enjol A in a bad position.
Speaker 4: When people say this is she directed? When girls say
Speaker 4: this is scared of the hose type energy?
Speaker 3: I know, like the.
Speaker 4: The thing that comes to mind is like the like
Speaker 4: gangster with the gun all that shit, But like what's
Speaker 4: like a normal guy version of that, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean? Like, what's the energy that they give off
Speaker 4: that makes the women be like no, not someone that's
Speaker 4: like yo, I got a gun, or like yo, I'm
Speaker 4: not like someone.
Speaker 2: You standing by the bathroom door when she's going there.
Speaker 2: So it's just like the lingerer.
Speaker 3: You know that multiple things, like you're scaring the holes
Speaker 3: is easier than y'all think.
Speaker 5: Like it's easier than y'all think. And it's multiple things,
Speaker 5: different things, different is scary to different woman.
Speaker 2: If I'm thinking about, yeah, it's easy, scanned the hole
Speaker 2: so easy? Oh so easy?
Speaker 3: Maybe you was scared just now. No, Niga breath was
Speaker 3: hot as fuck. No ill taking it back, taking a back. No.
Speaker 2: But if I say, like me.
Speaker 5: Let's say me Kellen Naya rocks, Like Okay, we're out right,
Speaker 5: we're all beautiful, like we're out dudes that are scared
Speaker 5: of holes, like dudes that's too aggressive, Like they're too
Speaker 5: like like just you're too in your face and too
Speaker 5: aggressive and like or like if we're someplace with loud
Speaker 5: music and you keep trying to talk to me, like
Speaker 5: and you're making it a thing and I'm like obviously
Speaker 5: kind of like not you know, like not giving you play,
Speaker 5: not paying attention.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shit like that.
Speaker 3: You know why you ain't smiling?
Speaker 4: Oh god, that's discussed.
Speaker 2: Or a nigga that's like keep like too like why
Speaker 2: sitting so far away from me?
Speaker 5: Yes, that's too masculine, Like you're too masculine, but not
Speaker 5: in the way that we like you to be masculine. Right,
Speaker 5: So the way we like you to be masculine is
Speaker 5: you're when you're out with a group of girls and
Speaker 5: it's only like one or two guys, and it's like
Speaker 5: you got a whole bunch of beautiful women with you.
Speaker 5: You go in, you make sure that we're comfortable, You
Speaker 5: make sure that we're good and like we're gonna have
Speaker 5: a good night. We're gonna talk to you, we're gonna
Speaker 5: dance with you, whatever. But if you come out like
Speaker 5: some like you too aggressive with the flashing and the money,
Speaker 5: or like you're aggressive with the server or the bottle girl,
Speaker 5: or you just trying to assert yourself to prove that
Speaker 5: you're masculine and you're manly, but it just shows that
Speaker 5: you're really not your really insecure. Why are you yelling
Speaker 5: at the at the server while you arguing with the
Speaker 5: bar back, like why are you trying to you know,
Speaker 5: you're trying to fight with the dudes next to us,
Speaker 5: and you just it's a pissing contest.
Speaker 3: That's scaring the host too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is what I always think of when I
Speaker 4: hear scaring the hose.
Speaker 3: This meme, Oh my god, terrifying the host.
Speaker 4: I love this photo so much. It's so funny.
Speaker 2: It's so crazy how photos could be taken out of
Speaker 2: potast that could be created around just a simple photo.
Speaker 3: That shit is because I ain't nothing she ever sent
Speaker 3: in her life. That funny.
Speaker 2: I miss you, That's what I'm saying. I look at this,
Speaker 2: I don't feel like she said anything. I feel like
Speaker 2: he said something, and that's her reacting to Oh my God.
Speaker 4: The lighting is just everything about this is perfect. It's
Speaker 4: the Drake yelling and Rihanna's face photo. If you guys
Speaker 4: are if you're just an audio listener, it is one
Speaker 4: of my favorite memes of all time.
Speaker 2: It's so funny photos.
Speaker 4: I think I think a lot of men, to your point,
Speaker 4: that just want to be like over aggressive and dominate.
Speaker 4: Like I think there's a lot of at least from
Speaker 4: my experience, like women like the mysticism of like filling
Speaker 4: in gaps themselves. So if you don't say shit that
Speaker 4: goes a long way, you save yourself. Just shut up
Speaker 4: and just hang out and don't be a nuisance. I
Speaker 4: think a lot of guys feel like they need to
Speaker 4: be like the man of the group, like the guy
Speaker 4: that talks the most, the guy that like does this.
Speaker 3: They try it so hard to be a group leader.
Speaker 3: But that's not you being the group leader.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's like when they had that group leader conversation on Twitter,
Speaker 5: It's like I can spot the group leader and it's
Speaker 5: never the nigga that's the loudest, Like why are you
Speaker 5: so loud?
Speaker 2: Like you're not you know, if you had the ability
Speaker 2: to hear somebody's thoughts while y'all were having sex. Would
Speaker 2: you want to know New? Why New?
Speaker 3: I'm good because I've I've loved some people like with
Speaker 3: my entire heart, my entire being, I would give everything
Speaker 3: for them and still thought some shit while we were
Speaker 3: having sex that would hurt their feelings.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I'd be thinking about the knicks when
Speaker 4: I'm fucking.
Speaker 3: That's because you're detached from sex and you need therapy.
Speaker 2: Well that was Others about to say that's because he
Speaker 2: something else?
Speaker 4: How is that gay?
Speaker 2: You got pussy in front of you and you think
Speaker 2: about men's running up and down them, think about the post, thinking.
Speaker 5: It's not, But then you think about the knicks while
Speaker 5: he's having sex with me, like I'm gonna feel like
Speaker 5: my vagina is literally like the world.
Speaker 4: Will you'd be surprised when guys think about all right,
Speaker 4: but what's.
Speaker 2: Something you thought about while he was having sex.
Speaker 5: There's this woman that I love very very much, and
Speaker 5: it was someone else years ago and whatever. He just
Speaker 5: doesn't give good head, so he'd be down here like
Speaker 5: really trying and it's just like.
Speaker 4: Just slamming his nose in it, not even doing that.
Speaker 5: It's just like he just he don't got it, and
Speaker 5: it's just I just be like, hurry up and just
Speaker 5: get because I don't want to make him stop. But
Speaker 5: it's like I just want you to hurt and get
Speaker 5: it over with because if he was the guy that
Speaker 5: I didn't care.
Speaker 4: About, I would just like literally just like but then,
Speaker 4: what would you think about while he's doing that, like
Speaker 4: an Amazon wishless, Like what are you thinking about?
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking about just you need. I'm like rolling
Speaker 3: my eyes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, luckily was in the dark, but I'm
Speaker 2: just like, oh, girl rolling. But then see a nigga
Speaker 2: is full of like nig eyes rolling in the back
Speaker 2: of her head, nigga like she ain't never leaving me.
Speaker 2: I made that bitch eyes roll in the back of
Speaker 2: her head like nah, that's not what she was doing.
Speaker 5: Like it's just like and then I got a fake moan,
Speaker 5: and I'll be thinking about how the fake moan sounds,
Speaker 5: like if it sounds realistic, Like I'll be trying out
Speaker 5: different tones in the fake moone.
Speaker 2: I think I don't know. I only did that because
Speaker 2: I loved him. I don't know if I would want
Speaker 2: to know. But sometimes I think with certain women, I
Speaker 2: would want to know what they was thinking.
Speaker 5: I think with certain women, why would you want to
Speaker 5: know it because you were You're worried about what they
Speaker 5: possibly were thinking.
Speaker 2: No, I think it's just I just I would just
Speaker 2: like to know their thoughts, that's all. Like certain women,
Speaker 2: I just want to know what they was thinking about.
Speaker 3: You want to know if they think it was as
Speaker 3: good as you thought it was.
Speaker 2: It's not even about it being as good. I'm not
Speaker 2: even thinking. I just want to know what they're thinking about.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. It's not like, yo, my
Speaker 2: doing a good job, that's not mine. That's not what
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about. I just want to know what they're thinking. Like,
Speaker 2: that's just to me. I just want to know what
Speaker 2: their thoughts are on that moment, but not like a set,
Speaker 2: not as like on my doing a good job. Is
Speaker 2: she about to come and she enjoying it and she
Speaker 2: is not? I don't That's not what I'm thinking about.
Speaker 2: I just want to know, like, what exactly are you
Speaker 2: thinking about right now?
Speaker 3: And if you're not vocal, then I feel like I
Speaker 3: don't know what you're thinking and that worries me.
Speaker 2: I need you to be vocal. Hm, you like to
Speaker 2: talk through you. I gotta hear, I gotta hear, let
Speaker 2: me hear you otherwise, Because this is interesting because you
Speaker 2: because you date women and men. Would you want to
Speaker 2: hear the women's thoughts or the man's thoughts?
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know which one would be worse.
Speaker 2: I don't know which one will be worse. Get into
Speaker 2: some ship.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know which one worse.
Speaker 4: Woman's would have to be worse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd rather know the men's than the woman's really,
Speaker 2: mm hmm. That's because you know what you'll be thinking.
Speaker 5: Women are mean, I know, and very like crass in
Speaker 5: our heads, but we're trained to not be like that
Speaker 5: unless we're on an all male podcast.
Speaker 3: So we're training.
Speaker 2: Your doings thoughts the Knicks, right, Yeah, I'm thinking about
Speaker 2: the Knicks, the Knicks, right.
Speaker 5: I'll probably be looking at it like her eyeliner creasing,
Speaker 5: her fucking mascare is so cheap, Like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: she missed that edge.
Speaker 4: We just lost the bulls Brouck. I'm pissed for a
Speaker 4: five hundred team.
Speaker 2: I'd rather that.
Speaker 4: It's so embarrassing, you'd rather be thinking.
Speaker 2: About the bull Yes, a girl that looking at you
Speaker 2: like oh I didn't know her, I like was lazy
Speaker 2: or some ship like that. The track is shown yeah like, oh.
Speaker 3: No, I'm good.
Speaker 2: I am baby. Do you definitely ate a girl out
Speaker 2: in your track? Was showing before.
Speaker 3: Probably a girl definitely ate me out in her track
Speaker 3: was showing I didn't give a rat souse track for track.
Speaker 3: I didn't give one fifth of a true.
Speaker 2: Was running track for track, Conductor, cond.
Speaker 3: I can't give a damn.
Speaker 2: I know one time my least showing real bad the
Speaker 2: marriage was like, conductor, I don't care that your track
Speaker 2: is showing that he that is hilarious. We got another voicemail.
Speaker 4: Oh ship, Yeah, so this guy, what do we the
Speaker 4: friend and keep him away from all the women?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Please do Yeah, I see advice.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, very simple, y'all.
Speaker 7: I'm calling from Chicago when I just got this brief
Speaker 7: scenario before I get to my question. So yesterday I
Speaker 7: was in my car having my music on shelf of
Speaker 7: playing and Somewhere in America by jay Z came on and.
Speaker 4: I was made it in America, not somewhere.
Speaker 7: It's like man Magne Carter, Holy Grail was ass and
Speaker 7: you know, growing up, I'm twenty seven years old. What
Speaker 7: my parents are R and B Head, So I didn't
Speaker 7: really get a chance to listen to a lot of rap,
Speaker 7: hip hop and all that shit until I got into
Speaker 7: about like eleven twelve when I started to find my
Speaker 7: own music. And then a couple years later that's when
Speaker 7: Magna Carta Holy Grail dropped, and so that was my
Speaker 7: first introduction to jay Z. And back then I was like,
Speaker 7: this ship is ass, and now this ship is ass.
Speaker 7: So that kind of like fucked up with my perception
Speaker 7: on jay Z. And I can't really like fuck with
Speaker 7: his music outside of the hits like Big Pimping and
Speaker 7: other shit like that. So I was calling to see
Speaker 7: or hear your thoughts or opinions, like is there an
Speaker 7: album or an artist that dropped the project that's critically
Speaker 7: acclaimed by a lot of people or this artists it's
Speaker 7: like real notorious for being like one of the best
Speaker 7: album or whatever it may be, And you know, your
Speaker 7: first introduction to them was just like ass music and
Speaker 7: you just really can't fuck with them. You haven't been
Speaker 7: able to fuck with them since who's that person? Like
Speaker 7: I can only imagine just to get y'all this more
Speaker 7: dream real trouble, like imagining kod being the first time
Speaker 7: introduction to j Cole like that should be wild to hell.
Speaker 2: That's interesting to answer the question.
Speaker 4: So you think jay Z's trash because he heard Magna
Speaker 4: Carta Holy Grail.
Speaker 3: Which is still better than every album his favorite rapper
Speaker 3: ever released.
Speaker 2: But that is But it's interesting because the way he
Speaker 2: phrased it, like if you do meet this artist at
Speaker 2: this particular album, that to people that have been following
Speaker 2: that artist for years all agree like that might be
Speaker 2: his worst album. And if that's your introduction album to
Speaker 2: that artist, I could see how but just go back
Speaker 2: and listen to other music, like other songs. Yeah, Like
Speaker 2: that's my thing, Like I'm not gonna act like nothing
Speaker 2: before this album. Like if I listen to artists and
Speaker 2: this is my first time hearing this artist and I've
Speaker 2: done that, like people put me on the artist, I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: Like you know you're going whatever platform you can see
Speaker 2: other albums of the EPs, other songs I just started listening.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, this person is dope. I may not
Speaker 2: even like the original song that I was introduced to
Speaker 2: the artists by, but you get the sifting and going
Speaker 2: through their catalog though, No, this person is is dope.
Speaker 2: I don't know what artists that I could say I've
Speaker 2: experienced that with though, where like I was introduced to
Speaker 2: them and heard their music and was like, this shit
Speaker 2: is terrible. I'm never gonna listen again, Like I would
Speaker 2: always go through other songs, through other albums, through other
Speaker 2: like I'm not gonna just listen to that and act
Speaker 2: like other songs don't exist from that person. Like that's
Speaker 2: just weird to me.
Speaker 5: What it sounds like to me, and this is no
Speaker 5: shade to you, young man from Chicago. It sounds like
Speaker 5: some people go into something thinking that people are overrated,
Speaker 5: and then when they get that confirmation bias. Aha, I
Speaker 5: knew he was overrated. They're not really trying to do
Speaker 5: the research to prove themselves wrong. And I think that's
Speaker 5: what it sounds like to me. Like you heard all
Speaker 5: the hype around jay Z. You went to this album,
Speaker 5: was like, oh, this shit trash. I knew y'all was
Speaker 5: hyping this nigga up and it.
Speaker 2: Never went back all the hype.
Speaker 4: He was like ten when he first heard jay Z.
Speaker 4: He was like ten to eleven when Magnet Carter came out,
Speaker 4: So I doubt that was Like, I doubt he was,
Speaker 4: Like jay Z's the goat at like ten.
Speaker 5: But everybody jay Z, if you the first if you
Speaker 5: go to hip hop, who people are going to tell
Speaker 5: you who the goat is? Especially at the time that
Speaker 5: Magnet Carter came out, was jay Z. That's who people
Speaker 5: were going to say that they go. Who were people
Speaker 5: who were people saying we're to go in Magnet Carter
Speaker 5: came out.
Speaker 4: And win like twenty twelve, thirteen something.
Speaker 3: That, Yeah, So who were people saying was the greatest
Speaker 3: rapper of all time at that time?
Speaker 4: Well, he's from Chicago. Kanye's name was probably in there.
Speaker 4: That's the around the time Yeeses came out.
Speaker 3: Has ever said that Kanye was the greatest rapper of
Speaker 3: all time?
Speaker 2: You're not greatest rapper? Wanted to greatreatest artists.
Speaker 3: They've never said he was the greatest rapper.
Speaker 2: Nobody ever said Kanye was the greatest rapper.
Speaker 3: When people were having the top five list and all
Speaker 3: that shit. When it came to rappers, Kanye was not
Speaker 3: cracking the top three.
Speaker 2: Ever.
Speaker 3: That was not happened. That was not a thing that
Speaker 3: was happening.
Speaker 2: Kanye's not one of the greatest rapper's, one of the
Speaker 2: greatest artists.
Speaker 3: He's a lot of people's favorite, which is different.
Speaker 2: But when you're your favorite and the greatest is different.
Speaker 3: When people are bringing up the nases, the jay Z's.
Speaker 5: If he was to say that little Wayne got tossed
Speaker 5: in that conversation, he did, whether you believe that he deserves,
Speaker 5: whether you believe he deserves to be there or not,
Speaker 5: Wayne was tossed in that arena.
Speaker 2: Kanye was never that guy do. But that's how I
Speaker 2: feel about I believe it's a difference between favorite and
Speaker 2: your personal favorite and greatest. I think greatest is more
Speaker 2: in stone. Yeah, like the Michael Jordan Lebron debate, you
Speaker 2: can Lebron could be your favorite basketball player of all time,
Speaker 2: but we star talking about the greatest. We can go
Speaker 2: to what's already. We can look at the numbers, the accolades,
Speaker 2: the performance, the things that Mike did that still no
Speaker 2: other player in this era where it is more offensively friendly,
Speaker 2: he still has not averaged with Mike averaged in a
Speaker 2: more defensive era. So when you look at things like that,
Speaker 2: like that's what makes Mike through every era as time
Speaker 2: goes on, it and I love the fact that Jordan
Speaker 2: hates when people do that because he's like erarors are different,
Speaker 2: the game, style play, everything is different. Like I don't
Speaker 2: think that I'm better than guys before me, and I
Speaker 2: don't think that I'm better than guys after me. I
Speaker 2: think that in my time. If you want to say
Speaker 2: I'm the greatest, I'll accept that. But I do think
Speaker 2: that with artists, you can say, Yo, that's my favorite,
Speaker 2: that's my fair cool, great, that's it's subjective. But when
Speaker 2: you start talking about greatest, that speaks to longevity, that
Speaker 2: speaks to consistency, that speaks to body of work, that
Speaker 2: speaks to a lot of different things that you have
Speaker 2: to start looking at to make that definitive statement of greatest.
Speaker 2: Kanye not the greatest rapper. Now we want to say
Speaker 2: greatest artist, because artist means a lot of different things.
Speaker 2: He creates clothes, he creates music, he creates you know,
Speaker 2: He's done a lot of things in the community, things
Speaker 2: like that. Like, it's the different things that speak to
Speaker 2: the greatest. Favorite is just something that you like, Oh,
Speaker 2: I like that album, my favorite album ever, that's my
Speaker 2: favorite artist, my favorite rapper.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he brings up an interesting point though
Speaker 4: this this caller, because he was saying, like, it's weird
Speaker 4: because I feel like definitely mall because you've seen like
Speaker 4: most of hip hop happen, like the releases, like your
Speaker 4: entry is just like the careers of these guys. Ours
Speaker 4: is a little delayed, but still mostly like the majority
Speaker 4: of these guys' careers. I'm trying to think, like who
Speaker 4: is And he gave the example like kod for Cole,
Speaker 4: Like what would be a dud album for an artist
Speaker 4: that you love? Where if that was your first time
Speaker 4: hearing them, you'd be like, eh, I don't get it,
Speaker 4: or like I'm not don't get the hype. I'm trying
Speaker 4: to think, like who do I love that put out
Speaker 4: a dud? M?
Speaker 2: Yeah you love Lula Wayne?
Speaker 4: Okay, well yeah, find sure for the sake of the conversation,
Speaker 4: if I heard Rebirth as my first Wayne album, I
Speaker 4: would be like, ew, you.
Speaker 5: Love this guy Wisconsin album or why album God, which
Speaker 5: I actually like that album, But if you heard his
Speaker 5: Wyoming album, you would not become have become a Kanye.
Speaker 4: Fan that yeah album?
Speaker 2: Yeah that was mis as fuck. It happens like but
Speaker 2: that speaks to we can go through every great artist
Speaker 2: ever and name the album that. We was like, I
Speaker 2: can name of Michael Jackson albe. I was like, I
Speaker 2: don't know what Michael was doing with this one. I
Speaker 2: don't even know if Michael's in the studio when they
Speaker 2: did this ship. Like, you know, you can go to that,
Speaker 2: but that still doesn't take away thriller. That still doesn't
Speaker 2: take away off the wall. That still doesn't take away
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying, Like.
Speaker 3: It's like every Michael Jackson album ever dangerous.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Like you don't like that's
Speaker 2: just like come on, like this is this is Mike.
Speaker 4: We talked like fifty has no undoubtedly some of the
Speaker 4: best albums ever. But like I'm trying to like, if
Speaker 4: your entry point.
Speaker 2: Was if your entry point is animal Ambition you like, yeah.
Speaker 4: Which to our caller, that would have been his first
Speaker 4: fifty album, right, Which if he's hearing that as a
Speaker 4: kid in Chicago, he'd be like, and he.
Speaker 2: Never heard, Yeah, he never heard get Rid of Dodd
Speaker 2: Triant or the Massacres. Yeah, you gotta go back and
Speaker 2: like listen to that and then understand what I'm talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it happens is you know, time, time passes, and our
Speaker 2: favorite artists are the greatest artists. You know, they're not
Speaker 2: gonna be great forever, but it's like go to when
Speaker 2: they like hit that moment where it was like, Yo,
Speaker 2: this is a great project.
Speaker 5: If you wanted to introduce somebody to jay Z, which
Speaker 5: album what you tell them to go to? Like, if
Speaker 5: you wanted something that age dwell today, that you think
Speaker 5: that let's say a twenty two year old could relate
Speaker 5: to at this point, what album would you send them
Speaker 5: to a twenty two year old never heard jay Z before.
Speaker 4: Uh, I'm sending everybody the Reasonable Doubum.
Speaker 3: I'm sending everybody to the Black album always.
Speaker 2: I would send the twenty two year old to the Blueprint.
Speaker 2: They all have different answers, Yeah, because I think that sound,
Speaker 2: the sample and all of that. I think it's more
Speaker 2: it's easier, more digestible, Yeah, for people to kind of
Speaker 2: like be attracted to with all the samples and things
Speaker 2: like that. Reasonable doubt obviously is you know the album
Speaker 2: that's like, this is what a rapper like? If this,
Speaker 2: if people know j Z now, then they go back
Speaker 2: and listen to this album. You can kind of say,
Speaker 2: oh he was going he was destined to be. He
Speaker 2: was talking big, big shit out the gate. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. So, but I think that just
Speaker 2: like sonically, musically, I think for a twenty two year old,
Speaker 2: the blueprint might be what I say, I would say,
Speaker 2: go listen to first Yeah, I got. I mean, I
Speaker 2: can see why. It has more like, you know, more anthems.
Speaker 2: It's more like, you know, a.
Speaker 4: Little more friendly for today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was like Holve's like, you know, the album
Speaker 2: it was leaned a little more commercial. I think because
Speaker 2: of just the production and the music.
Speaker 4: TI is one of those guys who I could see,
Speaker 4: uh if your first entry point for a TI album
Speaker 4: album is like yeah, I'm trying to even look at
Speaker 4: so for our caller, for our caller here, it would
Speaker 4: probably have been Paperwork m which which is still good,
Speaker 4: it's okay, but like coming off of paper Trail, Urban
Speaker 4: Legend and King like yeah, you know back.
Speaker 2: Like you gotta go back VII versus Tip Yeah like you.
Speaker 4: I feel like this guy might have been born at
Speaker 4: like the era of like duds from all of our grades.
Speaker 2: Twenty thirteen that time, right, it was a little tricky.
Speaker 3: Tricky you can't get goodgain til two thousand.
Speaker 4: Jesus came out in thirteen. Uh, it's a good album, though,
Speaker 4: Mac Miller Watching Movies came out. I'm trying to think
Speaker 4: of like good movies that came out that year, because
Speaker 4: from what we're looking at, doesn't seem like much.
Speaker 3: Jesus is my favorite Kanye album.
Speaker 4: Really, Jesus Jesus.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 4: Nothing was the same.
Speaker 5: Watched the Throne, Wash the Thrones. Watch the Thrones actually
Speaker 5: my favorite Kanye album.
Speaker 2: But yeah, whatever album you introduced to an artist as
Speaker 2: if it's not, you know, their first introduction, if it's
Speaker 2: not their debut album, I would say go back and
Speaker 2: listen to previous work, listen to some you know, mixtapes
Speaker 2: and things like that. Because thirteen wasn't bad though, Ma,
Speaker 2: what you mean born?
Speaker 3: We got Born Center. I like Magan Heart a Holy Girl,
Speaker 3: But whatever, Acid Wraps, stay trippy.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it wasn't no good albums that came out,
Speaker 2: but we got some ship that came out that was
Speaker 2: was forgettable for sure. Yeah, long Live Obviously, nothing was
Speaker 2: the same came out.
Speaker 3: Nothing was the same as my favorite album.
Speaker 4: God, that album is sood.
Speaker 5: It's Aging as the classic of Drake's. We all thought
Speaker 5: it was going to be Take Care. Take Care was
Speaker 5: an instant classic book. Nothing was the same in Views Views.
Speaker 2: I think nothing was the same, probably as it might
Speaker 2: be aging that that that bottle of wine is a
Speaker 2: little better, not.
Speaker 4: That one was the same reviews, you dude, nothing was
Speaker 4: the same. I do views used as aged, like, oh
Speaker 4: my god.
Speaker 2: You sounds better now than it did. It was a
Speaker 2: knock that I had on Views though, I think it was.
Speaker 4: Was it Grammy's the future record, the one that was.
Speaker 2: I think my knock on, my only knock on that
Speaker 2: app Views might be Drake's best album. I agree, I
Speaker 2: think that my only knock on it was. I think
Speaker 2: that I felt like it was a little it was
Speaker 2: too much music. I don't think I could have did
Speaker 2: with about maybe you take. I think it was because
Speaker 2: I think you had like two dance records on there,
Speaker 2: and I was like, we could have just did with one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the dance records are like Controller and too Good,
Speaker 4: too good, Yeah, too good.
Speaker 2: That the fact that the fact that too you know,
Speaker 2: too good is some artists there would be some most
Speaker 2: most rappers single best song in a single, It was
Speaker 2: just an album cut. That's crazy that that Too Good
Speaker 2: is just sitting on that album and that song would
Speaker 2: be most artists best song ever. And that's just like
Speaker 2: an album cut on the album. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's like Fire and Desire. Oh you know, views was
Speaker 2: a great thing at the time. I remember I was like, damn,
Speaker 2: I would have cut like maybe three or four.
Speaker 4: Songs with this run to Feel No Ways into Western
Speaker 4: Road Flows to with You what the fuck?
Speaker 3: You know, just the intro, that's my favorite Drake intro.
Speaker 3: Keep the family closest, damn it.
Speaker 2: We're talking about Drake, all right. Stop.
Speaker 3: But it's not like but not in that kind of way,
Speaker 3: like at the end of the day, but I get it.
Speaker 2: It's it's definitely you go back and listen to this
Speaker 2: album and you're like, you appreciate it.
Speaker 4: This is one of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I agree, but yeah go back. Anytime you
Speaker 2: introduce to an artist, listen to their previous work. You
Speaker 2: may have caught them and been introduced to them and
Speaker 2: not their best effort, you know what I mean. Like
Speaker 2: if I was introduced to some players on their worst
Speaker 2: game or worst playoff series, like he's trash he ever
Speaker 2: sturty for the season. He's not trash. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. It's like you gotta go back.
Speaker 4: No, no, No, he's been proving it.
Speaker 3: Oh he's not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say he's trash. He's an NBA player,
Speaker 2: But he's the other night.
Speaker 4: He has a a man's making a hundred million plots
Speaker 4: to be good the other night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's just the other night. That's that's the season.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's just one. I think it's a mental
Speaker 2: thing with Ben at this point, it has to be.
Speaker 2: It's a mental it's a mental thing. I think that
Speaker 2: have been. He may need to go get a ayahuasca
Speaker 2: ceremonies this off season. He might need to do the ayahuasca.
Speaker 2: Something's got to happen because it's really ego. It's really
Speaker 2: him fighting against who people said he was gonna be.
Speaker 2: Yeah at this point, and I think if he lets
Speaker 2: go of that and just plays, I think he would
Speaker 2: be a much in a much better conversation as far
Speaker 2: as uh where he is in the league right now.
Speaker 2: I think he needs to go strip some of that ego,
Speaker 2: like let that shit go and just go out there
Speaker 2: and have fun and play ball doup.
Speaker 3: Has the regular season started?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Wow, I don't watch basketball, so I'm asking, Yeah, how
Speaker 5: are the Knicks doing well?
Speaker 4: Lean, Like we said, he's fucking thinking about even thinking
Speaker 4: about him. We're a five hundred team. It's really fucking to.
Speaker 2: Julius Randall been hooping out there in Minnesota. I told y'all.
Speaker 2: I told y'all that was a bad trade. Anybody that's
Speaker 2: in Minnesota, they agree with me. They watched Cat for years.
Speaker 2: They know we took the bad end of that deal.
Speaker 4: You're five hundred team too.
Speaker 2: It's all right though.
Speaker 3: You keep saying Cat, but you don't mean Karl Anthony Town.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's who he is. That's what he's talking about.
Speaker 5: Oh No, that's Jordan's boyfriend. I'm thinking about the other light.
Speaker 5: They're all light skin.
Speaker 3: Lama's baby father to Jason Tatum. Jason Tatum. He plays
Speaker 3: for the Celtics, the green team, Okay, and then Cat.
Speaker 3: So Cat now plays for the Knicks. Yes, so Cat's ass.
Speaker 4: No, he's playing great. We're just having figured out the
Speaker 4: It's just just the locker.
Speaker 2: Room is different, style of players, different. You got a
Speaker 2: whole different play out there. That's the chemistry. Yeah, That's
Speaker 2: what people don't count. And when they talk about teams
Speaker 2: that being good. You got to keep these players together
Speaker 2: for some years, let them, you know, get to know
Speaker 2: each other, hang out with each other on a personal level.
Speaker 2: That shit translate into gameplay, and people don't understand that.
Speaker 2: They just thinking name on the back of the jersey.
Speaker 4: Cat's been balling. Actually he just put out I'm not
Speaker 4: saying like forty six and ten the other night or
Speaker 4: something like that.
Speaker 2: He's a great player, but I'm for chemistry. See, I
Speaker 2: don't think I don't think Julius had as much of
Speaker 2: an ego as call Anthony. I think cal Anthony came
Speaker 2: in feeling like he that guy, like y'all need me,
Speaker 2: I'm the king of the city now. So if he
Speaker 2: if he was, then why diould he get traded? Why
Speaker 2: would they trade him? If he was that guy who Julius,
Speaker 2: no Carl, why would Minnesota trade him? Yeah, just hope
Speaker 2: trying to tell you they feel like they got a
Speaker 2: more of a dog when it's time to be in
Speaker 2: the playoffs and go at these other Western Conference teams.
Speaker 2: They got more of a dog with Julius Randall okay,
Speaker 2: and Carl is expensive they don't feel like he's worth
Speaker 2: his dollar.
Speaker 4: The Knicks just took on. Yeah, they absorbed his old
Speaker 4: contract and are paying him more. He's making like two
Speaker 4: hundred and five million something like. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Okay, great player though I only want to sound like
Speaker 2: he's not. He's a great player, but I just think chemistry.
Speaker 2: I think having that again, that dog in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: I think that's gonna come back to hurt the Knicks.
Speaker 2: I think they should have kept Julius around when he
Speaker 2: was healthy. Let that team get one more crack at
Speaker 2: the playoffs, everybody's healthy, and then if it don't work out,
Speaker 2: then next year you look at Connor's shuffling the deck
Speaker 2: a little bit. But I think that they should have definitely,
Speaker 2: because Julius is the guy that turned the franchise around.
Speaker 2: He got them back to respectable level playoff contention, things
Speaker 2: like that. Got a shoulder injury last year and Nick's
Speaker 2: playing well. They did well in the playoffs without them,
Speaker 2: and I think that's what I feel like, that's why
Speaker 2: they play. Oh, we could get rid of him because
Speaker 2: we played well without them anyway, And that's not always
Speaker 2: the case, so okay, but it is what it is
Speaker 2: either way. If you're hearing this, when are they hearing
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Speaker 3: It's just potting with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Paul fight this weekend and if you're listening tonight tonight,
Speaker 2: if you're listening tonight is the fight.
Speaker 4: I'll be at a watch party.
Speaker 2: And if you listen to this, rest in peace, Jake Paul.
Speaker 2: I w want to put that in fuck with Jake Paul,
Speaker 2: but I do have Jake Paul losing getting knocked out
Speaker 2: in the second round.
Speaker 4: He just shaking his head in disagreement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 4: Not my wife, King, Can we go somewhere?
Speaker 2: Watch this, Watch the fight I got Jake Paul Gett
Speaker 2: knocked out in the second round.
Speaker 4: I'm watching Friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, Well, we'll talk to y' all soon.
Speaker 2: Be safe, be blessed. I'm not Nigga, he's just Ginger.
Speaker 2: But he's not here.
Speaker 6: No, no,