Speaker 1: No seilings, the l O glasses, my man Peter Boss
Speaker 1: in the spot, um my nigga much from Toxic Masculinity,
Speaker 1: Uncle Muck. And really it's just about like emotional me
Speaker 1: and that's what I really want to talk about. I
Speaker 1: feel like I was looking at some ship that happened
Speaker 1: with Meek Mill the other day and cut ran into
Speaker 1: uh two Kai six nine jumped out on him. He said,
Speaker 1: t Kaci six nine. He didn't He didn't come out
Speaker 1: of a club or nothing. He said. He jumped out
Speaker 1: on him somewhere, and he jumped out with bodyguards. And
Speaker 1: obviously they both started recording the actual event, which is
Speaker 1: weird to me because right, I mean, I guess they
Speaker 1: don't know each other, so they ain't really like ops
Speaker 1: or nothing, right, they just wrap enemies or something. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know. I think the snitch is
Speaker 1: the actual enemy of everybody's if you, if you, if
Speaker 1: you and outlaw at all. So they both jump out,
Speaker 1: got their phones, the cameras and ship, and they just
Speaker 1: arguing with each other, real man ship feeling. They arguing
Speaker 1: with each other because and the first thing meets like
Speaker 1: starts like he goes to social media becausein he's talking
Speaker 1: about it and he's like posting it the whole thing,
Speaker 1: like I spit on him and just that in the
Speaker 1: third and he posted they arguing, and then the little
Speaker 1: rap Boys start posting his side of this story, and
Speaker 1: so they're argument on the internet and the other ones
Speaker 1: tracks out first. I don't know that nobody pinched each
Speaker 1: other because and this is my point though, this is
Speaker 1: what I and this is what I'll be said, because
Speaker 1: I think Meek is like a special kind of person
Speaker 1: when it comes to this ship, because he's always into
Speaker 1: these emotional situations where you know, they're like the thing
Speaker 1: with Drake Right, it was like you start tweeting about
Speaker 1: Drake Right, you like, yeah, You're like, he didn't he
Speaker 1: didn't promote my album because I found out he had
Speaker 1: a ghostwriter. And so I think a lot of the
Speaker 1: decisions he makes are like emotional decisions, because mine is
Speaker 1: what the the event should be. If you see a
Speaker 1: motherfucker right that you think as a rat or you
Speaker 1: feel just trying to press you automatically gunfire, automatically gunfire.
Speaker 1: But it's the fact that they run to social media,
Speaker 1: and I think Meek finds himself always at a disadvantage
Speaker 1: because a lot of his moves are emotional base. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I can't even I'm sitting here laughing right now in
Speaker 1: my head at the fact that he even he yeah,
Speaker 1: he was supposed to get off. He was supposed to
Speaker 1: get off. And I'm not even talking about I ain't
Speaker 1: even talking about on emotion like that. Dude is a rat,
Speaker 1: bro And you what what what Meek is selling to
Speaker 1: the world. I don't know the guy personally, so let
Speaker 1: me make sure that's clear. But what you're selling to
Speaker 1: the world as you street type of cat, and when
Speaker 1: you're street type of cat, it's automatically certain things we
Speaker 1: agree with it and that we don't agree with. And
Speaker 1: you I don't even need to discuss nothing with a
Speaker 1: guy like that. But my thing is minus the actual
Speaker 1: actions of what should have happened, minus that, I'm not
Speaker 1: even getting to that. Why run to the internet like
Speaker 1: this is kind of serious if you were a street nigga,
Speaker 1: like this is like you run into a high profile
Speaker 1: rat who popping it at you. So even though you
Speaker 1: don't get off that because you don't shoot a nothing
Speaker 1: for me or you don't fight nobody, why run to
Speaker 1: the internet and explain what's going on. You get what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, Like I don't get that point, Like and
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying, Like me is constantly in these
Speaker 1: situations where emotionally, like the thing that happened with Nikki
Speaker 1: and her husband and all that, so that wasn't like
Speaker 1: a store, was that a gucy store? Some rest in
Speaker 1: peace to her pops Nick And that was sad um.
Speaker 1: But they arguing in the in the in the and
Speaker 1: Nikki's husband is popping it like high power. So my
Speaker 1: thing is, I think these situa just keep happening with
Speaker 1: him because he is like overtly emotional, if that's the
Speaker 1: right word. Overtly is that the right word. Like he's
Speaker 1: just over expressive about anything he feels. I think he's
Speaker 1: also way over obsessed with how he's perceived, Like there's
Speaker 1: a certain degree of self consciousness there. People always run
Speaker 1: to like throw the term insecurity out all the time,
Speaker 1: which I think is a chicken shit cop out for
Speaker 1: a lot of people trying to like justify what other
Speaker 1: people do. But I'm not gonna say that. I mean,
Speaker 1: he might or might not be, but to me, like
Speaker 1: you were saying, you put yourself at a disadvantage by
Speaker 1: being emotionally reactive, which is true. You can do that
Speaker 1: very easily. It's very hard to find yourself in a
Speaker 1: perception disadvantage to Takashi six nine in the hip hop community,
Speaker 1: that's hard to do. So to be as pre like,
Speaker 1: to be as bogged down with the idea how you're
Speaker 1: being viewed relative to that guy, to have to go
Speaker 1: sprint to the internet and go get your story out
Speaker 1: on your turns because you don't want this guy with
Speaker 1: his less than zero credibility to his name saying something
Speaker 1: about you like everyone's gonna take it seriously. It's a
Speaker 1: very odd response, but that's and that's what I'm saying though,
Speaker 1: Like men like, as a man, right your your job
Speaker 1: is to not The only thing that separates us from
Speaker 1: behaving like women is thought. Logic. Logic right like thought
Speaker 1: like let me think first. And I feel like a
Speaker 1: lot of times I don't know if he's actually thinking
Speaker 1: versus just reacting. I would want to ask that dude,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, you know, see a lot of
Speaker 1: dudes is really emotional based on the upbringing. It's a possibility.
Speaker 1: I don't know him again, but it's a possibility. You know,
Speaker 1: he might have been raised around a lot of women. Man,
Speaker 1: You know, because to be that emotional in all these
Speaker 1: different circumstances, in my mind, I have to I'm always
Speaker 1: feed it to the side that you you you've probably
Speaker 1: been developed by women. Yeah, that's the first thing that
Speaker 1: popped into my mind. During the middle of the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: I put a post. I pulled it down because I
Speaker 1: thought it was kind of dick but like, and we
Speaker 1: all saw a certain defensive back for the Chiefs, and
Speaker 1: I know the guy's backstory. I'm a college football like
Speaker 1: super geeks, so I knew since l s U that
Speaker 1: his dad was locked up for years on a murder
Speaker 1: charge and ship like that. But Tyron Matthew has been emotionally, yeah,
Speaker 1: a little violatile and maybe there's a lack of of
Speaker 1: emotional development there with him since he was in college,
Speaker 1: and he's been notorious for it. And it comes out
Speaker 1: in the Super Bowl, the biggest stage of copping penalties
Speaker 1: back to back to back, like that you're walking out
Speaker 1: with stacks of penalties. It just looked like the product
Speaker 1: of a guy who ran out of a house full
Speaker 1: of angry women can't control themselves and felt a helmet. Yeah, um,
Speaker 1: and that and that's my thing. Like I was telling
Speaker 1: Muke Um. I was telling Muke we had a conversation
Speaker 1: on his podcast Toxic Masculinity, and I was explaining to him, O,
Speaker 1: you was there, because what I was explaining to him
Speaker 1: that like if I called my old lady cheating with
Speaker 1: a dude, like if I caught them in the act
Speaker 1: of cheating, that I would kill both of them. And
Speaker 1: I think people thought that that was an emotional response,
Speaker 1: and it's like, no, it's a calculated one that would
Speaker 1: be done with a level of precision to make sure
Speaker 1: I punished them for what I think is wrong. There's
Speaker 1: no emotions. Emotions is me walking in the room screaming,
Speaker 1: Me walking in the room upset this. My feelings will
Speaker 1: be hurt. But at that point my mind state goes
Speaker 1: into like, Okay, how am I going to you know,
Speaker 1: blueprint this idea to get away with it? Clear certainly,
Speaker 1: I think emotional responses about winning the short game and
Speaker 1: calculated thought as about winning the long game. And it's always,
Speaker 1: as a man, is supposed to always be about the
Speaker 1: long game. You know what I'm saying, It's always got
Speaker 1: to be about the long game, and there's so many
Speaker 1: men right that's doing things. It's like when two men
Speaker 1: get into a fight, right, I've watched it happened my
Speaker 1: whole life. Two men get into a fight, even as
Speaker 1: a gang member. Right, if one of my homies just
Speaker 1: fighting with the with the p J Nick and my
Speaker 1: homie will be winning the fight. He got the dude
Speaker 1: on the ground, right, he didn't drop him, Like, now
Speaker 1: you want to stomp his head into the ground. That's
Speaker 1: some emotional girls ship. Like if I'm winning the fight,
Speaker 1: I don't need to stump your head into the ground
Speaker 1: like this is actually if I want to murder you,
Speaker 1: I just get a gun and murder you. What am
Speaker 1: I stumping your head into the ground for? And I
Speaker 1: think you listen to me and talk about fighting, Like
Speaker 1: when I fight, I'm aware, I'm present in the moment.
Speaker 1: I'm focused on, you know, coming out victorious, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: inflicting pain. I never black out. And I listened to
Speaker 1: some men say that because they're being fights and they
Speaker 1: just black out. And I'm like, I wrote the funking
Speaker 1: me like you black out because I don't even that's
Speaker 1: some girls ship. Yeah, I mean chemically and as far
Speaker 1: as brain chemistry goes. The most adrenal emotion correlatively is fear,
Speaker 1: so the only I mean fears the shortest distance chemically
Speaker 1: to be able to spike your adrenaline up so damn
Speaker 1: high that you don't have control over really anything going on,
Speaker 1: because there's not another emotion that can take that number
Speaker 1: that high. Wow, damn wow. I never even looked at
Speaker 1: that when I when I, when I, when I hear
Speaker 1: you guys talk about stuff like that, at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, in my brain, I see literally I
Speaker 1: have been in the same situations where you see your
Speaker 1: boys and they're fighting and they knock some body out
Speaker 1: and you want to continuously kick somebody. I didn't grab people,
Speaker 1: and I'm like literally, like it's it's kind of like
Speaker 1: what G referred to. Its like if you want to
Speaker 1: kill and killing because this is kicking him moving over
Speaker 1: and like you said that, that's an emotional and my
Speaker 1: brain as well, that's a female trade. And you know
Speaker 1: because a man, if I knocked you out, I might
Speaker 1: even let your homies pick you up. I might. I might.
Speaker 1: You know, That's how I get in. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: I already want I'm victorious. Idea what I needed to do.
Speaker 1: Go over and pray to a lot like Tyson, I
Speaker 1: will and calm back down. Yeah, I will do you know,
Speaker 1: if that's what I was into, I would do that,
Speaker 1: you know. So when I see that, I also take
Speaker 1: it from me is uh emotions is traumas that people
Speaker 1: suffer through, and then it's also a feeling that people
Speaker 1: are looking for from their peers. My my boy beg
Speaker 1: knocked made a point to me. He said, it's rage,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, my issue is some of these situations
Speaker 1: are so minute, right, how did you go there? But
Speaker 1: I think that's what I'm saying. That's that's back to
Speaker 1: your point because about trauma family, Right, if you start
Speaker 1: talking about trauma every time, some of these niggas be fighting.
Speaker 1: They're fighting everything that they've been through. They're fighting somebody
Speaker 1: might have tested them when they was little. They're fighting.
Speaker 1: They don't got the New Jordans. They're you know, growing up.
Speaker 1: They're fighting moms might have been on some work. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're fighting every rejection from a girl. And when you
Speaker 1: don't compartmentalize these things and you make every last thing
Speaker 1: you know what's wrong, you find raged, Like that's weird
Speaker 1: that's true. I don't think I've ever been in a
Speaker 1: fight and been enraged. Like literally, I'm always focused on
Speaker 1: the job. What's the job if if if I'm fighting enemy,
Speaker 1: or if i'm fighting if like when I was gangbanging
Speaker 1: every day, hanging every day, if I'm fighting somebody from
Speaker 1: another hood, like I'm focused on delivery and inflicting pain
Speaker 1: and winning the actual conflict. I'll give you a scenario
Speaker 1: of my emotions taking over me. I've never been as
Speaker 1: emotional in a fight that I've been with with a woman.
Speaker 1: I hadn't been in a fight where fighting. I didn't
Speaker 1: been in the shootout. You shoot at me, then I'll
Speaker 1: come back, I'll shoot at you, and it's whatever. I
Speaker 1: didn't even feel as the rage that I felt with
Speaker 1: a woman doing something to me like it's just like
Speaker 1: you took me to a whole another level that I
Speaker 1: was willing to do this broad daylight. I was willing
Speaker 1: to not calculate the move to get away with it.
Speaker 1: I was willing to I'm willing to kill you and
Speaker 1: get and be wrong. But if I was in a
Speaker 1: fight with a dude, I literally would calculated and say, okay, well,
Speaker 1: now if I got to come back and shooting him.
Speaker 1: I want to do that, and and and and stay out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a woman has got me to that they will because
Speaker 1: but but that was the conversation we was having another day,
Speaker 1: like right about women are irrational. Yeah, they'll pick a
Speaker 1: fight that they know they can't win because the reaction
Speaker 1: is what they're looking for. So usually when you get
Speaker 1: an emotional man and a woman for me, that's like
Speaker 1: a motherfuckering then maybe because that ship gonna explode for me.
Speaker 1: So I think because they they are notorious at trying
Speaker 1: to because at that point, with every emotion they're asking
Speaker 1: from for you, they aren't getting. So they'll take like
Speaker 1: like a like an exponent like an exponentially large the
Speaker 1: amount of any emotion, even if it's rage. Like a
Speaker 1: woman's talked to me before and like talk to me
Speaker 1: like she could woop my ass. I was telling Pete
Speaker 1: this story, like this is a perfect example of me
Speaker 1: not being emotional. This is how calculated I am. Right. Uh,
Speaker 1: when I put out two pop must die, right, it
Speaker 1: was nigga saying shit in the streets. I was telling
Speaker 1: Pete this the other day. It was niggas talking ship
Speaker 1: in the streets. They had a lot to say whatever,
Speaker 1: cause it's normal. I ain't tripping, but I was aware
Speaker 1: my senses were hiding, like okay, well I might have
Speaker 1: to shoot one of you niggas about this. That's cool.
Speaker 1: So my man Frenchie saw it, and Fitch was like, hey,
Speaker 1: g man, I've really funk with that. And I remember
Speaker 1: you said it was a part of a show. You
Speaker 1: was writing these different ideas, and I was like yeah.
Speaker 1: He's like, man, let's come talk about those shows and
Speaker 1: put together some of those shows. I'm like, for sure
Speaker 1: where you at? He like, well, you know, I'm producing
Speaker 1: Mike Tyson's podcast. I'm like, for surely y'all come when
Speaker 1: y'all oh, it's it's a excuse me, it's an Elsa gundo.
Speaker 1: I'm like, all right, I'm coming over there. So I
Speaker 1: jumped in the whip driving over there. Now, me thinking right,
Speaker 1: not being over excited, not being worried that the champ
Speaker 1: is here, not being over excited about the opportunity on mine.
Speaker 1: For I'm like, wait a minute, because Mike Tyson was
Speaker 1: this boy was pox man to some degree, at least
Speaker 1: from the outside looking me in. So I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: now I'm putting two and two the in my head,
Speaker 1: I'm like, what if this nigga trip out, That's a possibility, right,
Speaker 1: So I'm like, okay, So when I parked my car
Speaker 1: the valet come, I grabbed my piece and tuck it.
Speaker 1: Fe me, I grab a gunn to tuck it walking in,
Speaker 1: I'm devising a plan. Because I'm devising a plan, I'm like,
Speaker 1: if this nig oppresses me about this situation, I'm going
Speaker 1: to tell out him one time. Hey, this is about
Speaker 1: art for me. This is what I did, this is
Speaker 1: why I did it, this is what's important. Once I
Speaker 1: expressed that, if he presses me any further, I'm going
Speaker 1: to shoot Mike Tyson and both his legs. Shi the legs?
Speaker 1: What just because I don't want to kill Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: and his podcast seven cript. This is a true story, right,
Speaker 1: So now I made it. My mom was like, okay,
Speaker 1: I did the math. It's like, Okay, this makes the
Speaker 1: most sense because I'm not going to not go and
Speaker 1: meet up with Frenchie for this opportunity. And it's nigga,
Speaker 1: not FNNA make me. I'm not feeling this nigga pressing me.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna try to fight fucking Mike Tyson. That's
Speaker 1: just stupid. So I'm gonna even the odds, Like you're
Speaker 1: a professional fighter, I'm a professional gang member. Right. So
Speaker 1: when I get in there, mind you, he's doing a
Speaker 1: podcast with Dazz and Corrupt. Okay, that's good now, mind you.
Speaker 1: Corrupt had cuts me out a week before about the song.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he was outside. I was right, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, so look so Corrupt had called me already.
Speaker 1: It was like, man, I had just seen the g
Speaker 1: and my bad, that ship is dope. Like when when
Speaker 1: Corrupt cuts me out, it was never like disrespectfully. You
Speaker 1: could tell he was genuinely hurt that it was me
Speaker 1: who did it, and he didn't look into the content.
Speaker 1: He's like, okay, cool, but my united energy is super heightened,
Speaker 1: even though we had talked about it. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna shoot Mike Tyson in front of Dazz and
Speaker 1: Corrupt if it goes there. But this is my mind, right,
Speaker 1: it's no emotions. So even when I walk in, you
Speaker 1: don't see ship, but I'm already processing and process everything.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get out of here. Who I might have
Speaker 1: to shoot leaving because I'm going home today, even if
Speaker 1: I go to jail later. Yeah, that's how I gotta go.
Speaker 1: So on Seventh Street cript this is all the true story.
Speaker 1: So I get up there because they do the podcast.
Speaker 1: They finished, they come out, I'm talking to corrupting dads.
Speaker 1: We're joking bullshit and blah blah blah. He was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that should really corrupts. Like, man, that ship is dope.
Speaker 1: It's like that ship just make you feel a certain
Speaker 1: way and make you feel uneasy. I'm like, man, I
Speaker 1: appreciate that. O g matter. So I didn't mind you
Speaker 1: cussing me out because the fact that my art mattered
Speaker 1: to you. I'm saying we're special. So when Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: come out, Frenchy like, oh this is glasses malone Mike.
Speaker 1: So Mike like, what's going on? How many you know?
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah, cool good energy feel me. We're chopping
Speaker 1: it up. We're talking about box and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're gonna gotta come to the podcast, like for sure,
Speaker 1: because like I'm gonna come funk with it. In my mind,
Speaker 1: I'm already figuring out how I'm going to shoot this name.
Speaker 1: So we chop it up for another twenty minutes because
Speaker 1: as a gang member, I have to give him enough
Speaker 1: time to press me like I'm not going to run away.
Speaker 1: Got you, like, I'm gonna give you enough time right
Speaker 1: now to see where your energy is at. And I
Speaker 1: don't think he either correlated the tool or nothing like,
Speaker 1: or he just was like, I'm not tripping, Like I
Speaker 1: kind of got what it was. So I walk off
Speaker 1: going frenchie office. Might come in with a bag of goodies.
Speaker 1: They give me all kind of weird stuff and ship
Speaker 1: like that so that you don't smoke that I don't smoke,
Speaker 1: but I take it because we're not gonna sell it,
Speaker 1: and uh, I leave. They bring the valley around, going
Speaker 1: to back, I take my ship out, put it back
Speaker 1: in the stats, bam, jumping the whip and we get on.
Speaker 1: So I haven't even talked about that to anybody until now. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 1: And I mean the calculation behind that, And this is
Speaker 1: what I wish a lot of people just understand that
Speaker 1: it's people out here as men that's ow here that's
Speaker 1: thinking like that. In life. Every mood they make is
Speaker 1: calculated and it's not based on emotions. It's like when
Speaker 1: they go to the goddamn bathroom, it's a calculated decisions.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. You're going to a podcast.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're going to go meet with somebody that
Speaker 1: called you, and you were smart enough to think, Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, you know what I mean, you calculated decision.
Speaker 1: Hold on, on on, I made this song. That's his partner.
Speaker 1: He might be on this when I get don't know.
Speaker 1: And see, that's how would I really be wanting women
Speaker 1: to understand that HOMEI like, it's dudes, I hear every
Speaker 1: decision made is calculated. When you threw on that champion
Speaker 1: shirt this morning, it was calculated, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And there's also ones that aren't calculated as far as
Speaker 1: women go, and that that's what we're saying on the
Speaker 1: last show, Women Living in Universe with No Consequences and
Speaker 1: the reason like I thought, say that part again into
Speaker 1: the mic. Everyone women living a universe with no consequence.
Speaker 1: Women live in the world with no consequence. He need
Speaker 1: he said, the universal, he the whole spread. Women live
Speaker 1: their lives without consequence. And think about this though, like
Speaker 1: from the interplay, how far a woman will go to
Speaker 1: get an emotional rise out of a man. You would
Speaker 1: never go that far to get an emotional rise. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't have to, but you wouldn't do it because you
Speaker 1: would know the consequences are going to be dire and
Speaker 1: they're going to happen. Furthermore, from as far as getting
Speaker 1: revved up, you're gonna fight a guy if you get
Speaker 1: revved up to six, you know, and and at six
Speaker 1: it's manageable, but it's happening, but you don't want to
Speaker 1: get involved with the woman, so you're gonna pull back
Speaker 1: and pull back and pull that rubber band back to
Speaker 1: nine and a half and then when it finally does happen,
Speaker 1: it's beyond manageable. But side note, that's I think what
Speaker 1: most men, so don't get me wrong, bars rage channel
Speaker 1: is a powerful thing. Rage, any pure emotion channel is
Speaker 1: a you know what beyond a wilder is pure rage
Speaker 1: and passion and that ship is incredible, Like you will
Speaker 1: knock everybody out until you fight a nigga like me
Speaker 1: or Tyson Fury right, who is thinking like I'm going
Speaker 1: to use every ounce of your rage against you, against you,
Speaker 1: and that's how I perform. Well, it happens in football
Speaker 1: as well, you know. See See that's what I like
Speaker 1: about football. It's a lot of dudes out there with
Speaker 1: a lot of trauming rage going on, and the guy
Speaker 1: that's gonna win is the guy that's calculated, and the
Speaker 1: guy that can control his emotions and the guy that
Speaker 1: can use your emotions against you. Like he was talking
Speaker 1: about the Super Bowl, the dB, I just kept getting
Speaker 1: the penalties. He was over emotional and in Tom motherfucking
Speaker 1: asked know it like, Okay, I'm going to light you up,
Speaker 1: like I'm gonna keep working with you. I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: a little shit to you. And I think that's pretty
Speaker 1: much how I want the majority of my my my,
Speaker 1: my circumstances is literally I'm like, okay, if you're so mad,
Speaker 1: if you so fill with rage and you keep moving forward,
Speaker 1: it's gonna tell me which way you're coming all the time.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna forget your technique. You could be, you
Speaker 1: could be, you could have great technique, but when you
Speaker 1: let your emotions control you, now you have forgot the technique,
Speaker 1: or you over you or or I don't want to
Speaker 1: say you forgot, but you throw them to the back.
Speaker 1: Don't think about the most passionate fighters you're boxing. But
Speaker 1: now now my technique doesn't even matter. You'll be talking
Speaker 1: to Deonte Wilder, who's a modern fighter, right, and he's
Speaker 1: he'll just go into like this whole I don't care
Speaker 1: if I kill somebody and people think he's acting that
Speaker 1: nigg is serious because something flipped in him. Now he's
Speaker 1: like Mike Tyson is another emotional fighter right where he's
Speaker 1: talking right, and he'll be, uh, you just see him
Speaker 1: going to these moments of rage. You're never going to
Speaker 1: beat Tyson fury that way. Floyd Maywether. Those kind of fighters,
Speaker 1: they're gonna get you. They're always I'm always dialed in
Speaker 1: as a human being. That's why I like. I don't
Speaker 1: know him, and I loved Kevin Garnett's game. I want
Speaker 1: to make sure that's understood. A matter of fact, I
Speaker 1: take him over your guy, Uh, Timmy, But I loved
Speaker 1: his game. But I swear I said to myself, if
Speaker 1: I ever was in the league, I believe I would
Speaker 1: be able to combat him with pure I just called
Speaker 1: him by his name. You bet you ask Nigga. I
Speaker 1: just keep going at him so cold to get him
Speaker 1: out of his normal game, because he seemed to me,
Speaker 1: I don't know him, but he seemed to be an
Speaker 1: emotional player. So if I get at you and I'm
Speaker 1: calling you bitches and I'm spitting on your shoes and
Speaker 1: this robbing was the king of that. But but but
Speaker 1: look at Tim Duncan as possibly the best well he's
Speaker 1: the best power for it. Ever clearly he's like mania clearly, no,
Speaker 1: I mean it's clearly like he's the most accomplished. All right,
Speaker 1: it's maniacal, because Tim Duncan is maniacal, bron and that's
Speaker 1: not wrong with that. A lot of people prefer losers yikes.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean like like Katie Kin. I'm saying, yeah,
Speaker 1: guys who constantly get the asshood season at the season
Speaker 1: they win once versus Tim Duncan, who's kicking ass, right,
Speaker 1: So there's nothing wrong with that. Like we identified passion.
Speaker 1: You know, there's an expression lovable losers is a thing
Speaker 1: because they know where of fucking hell you should be.
Speaker 1: Ever saying he would take Kevin Gardener over Tim Duncan.
Speaker 1: I like his personality telling you the truth and you
Speaker 1: the team. Team emotional, and I have no problem we're
Speaker 1: talking about emotions, but when it comes to sports, I'm
Speaker 1: emotional guy. That's but at least, but at least I
Speaker 1: know this, So I do know this. I would take no,
Speaker 1: if you would take take I would take Timmy. I
Speaker 1: would take Timmy over everybody as a gym, as a gem.
Speaker 1: So if you had the Lakers, power forward, power forward, wise,
Speaker 1: I'm taking Timmy. But Oka my mother. That's who. I like.
Speaker 1: That emotion that he had, Yeah, I like that, that
Speaker 1: rate I like. I like it obviously I believe I
Speaker 1: like it because that's my personality I have. I'm an
Speaker 1: idiot like him. You know. The difference between me and
Speaker 1: him was I figured it out that I had an issue,
Speaker 1: so I started when I was playing ball. I was
Speaker 1: using it against other people. I'm like, Okay, this shouldn't
Speaker 1: make me mad, so I'm gonna so so. But so
Speaker 1: now at that point, right with emotional men, right, with
Speaker 1: emotional emotional men, like, because I think all me, every
Speaker 1: human being has emotions, right, The difference is how you
Speaker 1: hold them in, how you deal with them, how you
Speaker 1: deal with how it makes you feel. So back to
Speaker 1: the initial conversation about meet me, that's the problem. Like,
Speaker 1: everything he's doing is not calculated. That's why he's losing
Speaker 1: every fucking war. Like his war he's winning is changing
Speaker 1: his life from coming from the streets to making it
Speaker 1: in the music industry. But every day more and more
Speaker 1: of the general population look at him like you're a
Speaker 1: street nigger and start questioning it based off of certain things.
Speaker 1: But I think the issue with that is it's because
Speaker 1: he's reacting emotionally versus you know, being more deliberate. Think
Speaker 1: about the Drake battle. Bro the nigga got into the
Speaker 1: Drake battle and was not prepared. Like, you just shot
Speaker 1: at a nigga, right, you shot at Drake? Right you? You? You?
Speaker 1: You put him out there, which is the truth. I'm
Speaker 1: not mad at you for telling the truth. If that's
Speaker 1: what you want. I'll tell the truth all the time,
Speaker 1: right And I'm the king of telling the truth. But literally,
Speaker 1: I'm walking into a podcast ready to shoot Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: knowing there's a possibility. So if I would walking there
Speaker 1: without my gun, I found him like, well, he ain't tripping,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna walking here. What if you could have took
Speaker 1: off on me, then I gotta go get my gun now.
Speaker 1: It turns into a first to be murdered. So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go here now. But but but when when me
Speaker 1: said that about Drake, he didn't even have a rap
Speaker 1: song ready, but wasn't was the strategy possibly that this
Speaker 1: new age with all this social media is the Is
Speaker 1: it the possibility that the new street nigga is calculating
Speaker 1: the move saying, fuck it, I know it's coming out anyway,
Speaker 1: let me make it come out and get the buzz
Speaker 1: and get the cloud and get this and get that
Speaker 1: going on my end first. Yeah. But but but I'm
Speaker 1: not saying it's cool. I'm just saying that a bad?
Speaker 1: What what? What? Good? I just want to know. So, like,
Speaker 1: let's say this, right, Let's say because let's say I'm
Speaker 1: at State of Brothers, right, and Takashi come jump out
Speaker 1: on me with like some bodyguards, with bodyguards and cameras, right,
Speaker 1: And this is where I think certain things is different.
Speaker 1: For sure with my mind, certain things is going to
Speaker 1: jail over. You have had many conversations with me about that,
Speaker 1: and that's a really important thing, you know. And maybe
Speaker 1: that's part of me not having a kid, me not
Speaker 1: being married, or all of the things that make you
Speaker 1: think twice because you're thinking about somebody else. Right, Maybe
Speaker 1: for me, I'm thinking, like I'm gonna get in my
Speaker 1: car and I'm gonna shoot it all of y'all for
Speaker 1: me because I had this conversation with one of my
Speaker 1: partners and I was like, bro, your issue is you're
Speaker 1: scared of jail. You you should never fear jail. I
Speaker 1: was going to jail because all the time I wasn't
Speaker 1: calling my family, I wasn't calling my brothers, I wasn't
Speaker 1: calling my parents. It was almost normal. And if you're
Speaker 1: in the streets, you should not be scared of jail.
Speaker 1: You should always be aware of prison. But she should
Speaker 1: never be scared of anything, right, And it's not I
Speaker 1: take that back. You can be scared, but fear ship
Speaker 1: and become your ultimate motivation. Whatever said point should be
Speaker 1: your ultimate motivation. But you know, don't be ignorant enough
Speaker 1: to wear you don't know what's you know On the
Speaker 1: other side, So again allowing emotions to make you, to
Speaker 1: allow you to make decisions without thinking about them, it's different.
Speaker 1: That's what happened with them. Like we were just talking
Speaker 1: about where in the snow cuse with the man where
Speaker 1: he remember he so that because when Pittsburgh where the
Speaker 1: man was shoveling snow out of his driveway, and then
Speaker 1: the couple across the street was doing it, and then
Speaker 1: they were shoving the snow back into the ship. He
Speaker 1: just shoveled cause the snow out of He told him,
Speaker 1: he was like, yo, stop shoving the snow over here.
Speaker 1: And they start trying to mark cuss out. Are we
Speaker 1: gonna do this? And he was like, bro, He's like,
Speaker 1: I'll make your life a living hill living over here
Speaker 1: and your wife talking all that high powered ship and
Speaker 1: they just big ship talking and the motherfucker and that
Speaker 1: was that was a moment of rage right there. That
Speaker 1: was a moment of rage where he was like, you
Speaker 1: know what, I got some for all you motherfucker's So
Speaker 1: you go get your guns, right, and the couple come back.
Speaker 1: The couple standing out there still talking ship. This nigga
Speaker 1: walked in the house. Why are you still talking? You
Speaker 1: don't even know what he's going to get? Right, So
Speaker 1: y'all still out there shoving the ship in this driveway,
Speaker 1: talking ship, arguing with this man's house. So he come
Speaker 1: out with a pistol, right, come out with the pistol.
Speaker 1: They he pulled a pistol out cause and aim it
Speaker 1: at him. They like, what you're gonna do with that?
Speaker 1: She like, she pulls out her phone because this is
Speaker 1: where we live at bro. The lady pulls out her
Speaker 1: phone because to start recording. He like, what are you
Speaker 1: gonna do with that? So cause get the cracking on him.
Speaker 1: They still don't move till they get hit. Right, And
Speaker 1: this is what I'm saying where that's acting like a woman. Right,
Speaker 1: let me ask the question can you categorically separate like
Speaker 1: because rage is a very testosterone driven circumstances, is it testsom? Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's the what's the definition of rage? That's a good question.
Speaker 1: But I'll say this much like for example, Royd rage
Speaker 1: when you look at football players who take you know,
Speaker 1: hormon manipulators in this in a sense to try to
Speaker 1: amp up h G H performs the answers that type
Speaker 1: of thing. You get that plus also synthetic rage. No,
Speaker 1: it's a precursor's emotional synthetic test. And you see like
Speaker 1: the arch of like male behavior, testoster starts to peak
Speaker 1: and kind of dip out about mid thirties, and that's
Speaker 1: when you see a tremendous you know, like a precipitous
Speaker 1: drop in violent crimes and men by age, uh, demographic breakdown.
Speaker 1: So like, are we like precipitous No, I love it.
Speaker 1: I just wanted I just wanted to repeat that he
Speaker 1: said precipitous. He said, when a man usually hits a
Speaker 1: certain age, the violent crime drops down because their body
Speaker 1: stopped producing as much testosterone. Beautiful and and and into
Speaker 1: its highest one of the nuts. Yeah, like when we're
Speaker 1: a teenager, it's at its highest. And that's when and
Speaker 1: that's when violence among men is at its highlights highest.
Speaker 1: That's why we retarded. And it's and it's still an
Speaker 1: emotional response, no question. I'm just saying, is it's separate
Speaker 1: because I don't look at the meek thing and go, boy,
Speaker 1: that was a testosterone driven fit of fury and rage.
Speaker 1: I'm just like, that was just an emotional fumbling. That's
Speaker 1: just whatevers. Another guy who's just what's the definition of rage?
Speaker 1: We're gonna get into that right now. So I but
Speaker 1: back to the point, So when because in the snow,
Speaker 1: because we go back to this point as you get
Speaker 1: the cracking on back back, back, backpack, what's funny to
Speaker 1: me is and I hate to use the word funny,
Speaker 1: because somebody died and I feel bad for that person's
Speaker 1: family and that that couple's family, because how are you
Speaker 1: talking all this high powered ship and then when you're
Speaker 1: on the ground acting like you're a victim, you just
Speaker 1: can't believe you did that. You can't believe so, right,
Speaker 1: So the lady's shot. The only reason she's not dead
Speaker 1: from the pistol is because she's pushing it away while
Speaker 1: he's shooting, right, so he cracking bamn, he shoot the man.
Speaker 1: The man falls. He's so much in a fit of
Speaker 1: rage because go back in the house a R fifteen
Speaker 1: and let me tell you how coward people are the
Speaker 1: people it's cowards, bro. The neighbors come out like day
Speaker 1: to hear the gunshots, talk about what happened. So they
Speaker 1: out there because with the lady in the streets, like
Speaker 1: what happened? What's going on? And she's like oh, she's
Speaker 1: like like it's crazy how that ship go from super
Speaker 1: high power ship talking to him like begging, right, and
Speaker 1: then so look so they're out there like, oh, this
Speaker 1: is the car niner one, and you know, they what happened.
Speaker 1: They see the motherfucking man, cause go look at the video.
Speaker 1: They see the man coming back with the A R.
Speaker 1: Nobody ain't try to talk him down, hey man, you know, please, man,
Speaker 1: don't throw your life away. Don't kill these people. They
Speaker 1: leave cause they leave that lady. They scary at because
Speaker 1: they leave the lady right and he come back. Now,
Speaker 1: you should have you should have kept your mouth shut. Bitch. Wow,
Speaker 1: they are in the head shot. Her walked back to
Speaker 1: the men. It says, uh, what do you say saying
Speaker 1: I'm a pussy hunt? Bam? And where cause? And the
Speaker 1: thing to me that lets me know that that was emotional,
Speaker 1: extra overtly emotional was when the police came he shot
Speaker 1: himself because he realized at the end of that Andy
Speaker 1: was talking ship during the shooting. It was obviously it
Speaker 1: was not a utility matter, you know. So hold on,
Speaker 1: I should recipes and those people because you gotta know better, bro.
Speaker 1: And what's funny is hold oncuse, what's the definition of rage? Okay,
Speaker 1: we got definition of rage. We have violent, explosive anger,
Speaker 1: violent and uncontrolled anger, a fit of anger. The only
Speaker 1: real direct suggestion on emotional element is the fit part,
Speaker 1: like a fit, not like how do your stance fit? Um?
Speaker 1: Otherwise it's just I think it's just kind of like
Speaker 1: a categorical description of anger and anger isn't adrenal emotion?
Speaker 1: Anger and fear or your adrenal emotions. You know, love
Speaker 1: and happiness are not adrenal emotions, you know. And they
Speaker 1: said a lot of every every definition, so forth a
Speaker 1: violent violent anger, it brings a whole new definition. When
Speaker 1: you hear the band range against the machine, you niggas
Speaker 1: aren't violent enough. Gro right. So now the point I'm
Speaker 1: saying is, I think that's why Meek finds himself in
Speaker 1: so much ship because all of the decisions he makes,
Speaker 1: bro are emotional decisions, and I'm like, bro, some of
Speaker 1: these decisions need to become calculated. Some of them need
Speaker 1: to become a niago bro like where is even if
Speaker 1: you're in a in a in a negative space, feel
Speaker 1: me like like, become more think it out? So does
Speaker 1: he need to think it out after you've been in
Speaker 1: prison or jail whatever wherever he funk he was and
Speaker 1: cats like jay Z spoke for him and fucking Robert
Speaker 1: Kraft like these type of big figures. Does does he does?
Speaker 1: Is he still into the soil and feel that he
Speaker 1: needs to be calculated anymore? Or is this dude just
Speaker 1: like on do these feelings on another level? I I agree?
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, listen, it was a time when
Speaker 1: I was making money, and I felt like I was feeling.
Speaker 1: So you're saying he was making money, making a ton
Speaker 1: of money, and still feld time felt I was feeling.
Speaker 1: So from two thousand nine to two thousand and twelve,
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, I'm feeling I think at that
Speaker 1: time of might had three hundred thousand dollars. It didn't matter,
Speaker 1: like because I guess the way my mind is set up,
Speaker 1: I actually look at success. I've never looked at economics
Speaker 1: at success. Not for me, Like if I made money,
Speaker 1: that's not a true resort of success, right, because you
Speaker 1: can make money doing anything. But once I sat it's
Speaker 1: like if it's like successful though, sure, sure, but but
Speaker 1: it's like it's like, um, like like dunking the basketball
Speaker 1: is one thing, right because but then if you lower
Speaker 1: the court to eight feet, no I can do tricks.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, I'm dunking the ball at the feet
Speaker 1: and I'm bragging about it. And then see the average
Speaker 1: nigga is so proud of dunking the ball at eight
Speaker 1: feet because they'll just put their camera on the ground
Speaker 1: and shoot it up to make it look like they're
Speaker 1: dunking on ten feet. Me bro, I can't do it.
Speaker 1: If I'm not gonna dunk on ten feet, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna consider myself that I can slam dunk the ball.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna be doing windmills on the eight foot court.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna feel good about myself dunking on the
Speaker 1: eight ft court. It's like, get a fight. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna feel good fighting somebody who's not a worthy opponent.
Speaker 1: Feel me like that's not rewarding. So it depends on
Speaker 1: what's driving me. Because what's driving him is it's just
Speaker 1: the money. Like I always thought to myself, like he's
Speaker 1: a bit too much, Like the money makes him think
Speaker 1: a bit too much of himself when we both come
Speaker 1: from the same kind of places where money ain't everything.
Speaker 1: Money could be the only thing, but it ain't everything.
Speaker 1: As weird as that sound, like it could be the
Speaker 1: thing that everybody talking about, but we all know subconsciously
Speaker 1: that is more way more. Yeah, I'm just wondering if
Speaker 1: maybe some of his emotional decision making is starting to
Speaker 1: be based on that. Like, you know, I got money anyway,
Speaker 1: I got money anyway. I probably was raised by women.
Speaker 1: This is probably who already been wanting to be I've
Speaker 1: been wanting to beat this. I've probably been acting. But
Speaker 1: but but no, but no disrespect, but this is my issue, right,
Speaker 1: nobody that comes from the streets, And I don't mean
Speaker 1: this with all due respect to me, nobody wants to
Speaker 1: be a bit ass nigga. But I'm saying he's been
Speaker 1: acting for a very long time though, But but no, no,
Speaker 1: he doesn't have to act anymore. But a bitch as
Speaker 1: nigga as an adjective, bitch as an adjective, not as
Speaker 1: a naw so like I don't think nobody from the
Speaker 1: streets wants to be so I don't think nobody, like
Speaker 1: nobody want to be a rich ass bitch ass nigga. No,
Speaker 1: but what I'm what I'm feeling when I see some
Speaker 1: of the stuff he's doing. It's too regular, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like it's his natural response to situation.
Speaker 1: It's too it's too natural and so to me when
Speaker 1: I look at it, I'm kind of like saying, ship, hommy.
Speaker 1: That probably meaning other circumstances you've been holding that in,
Speaker 1: like when you was probably broke and you was in
Speaker 1: the gutter with your homies and all that you was
Speaker 1: holding this in. He was holding in possibly being you
Speaker 1: wanted to ben do that you wanted to ben Ye,
Speaker 1: Well that's all that's I mean, everyone wants to go
Speaker 1: the easier way. Let me ask you a question. Because
Speaker 1: you're not from the streets. You may be like an
Speaker 1: our large into some capacity at times, but does that
Speaker 1: matter to like a uh, like a white person like that?
Speaker 1: Is that something like when you grew up, like to
Speaker 1: anybody where you grew up, like all your child of
Speaker 1: friends was like somebody okay, like a white person being okay,
Speaker 1: but like, oh he's a bit chass nigga and it's cool. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's a lot less problematic because there's a
Speaker 1: lot there. There's an absence of of a certain ramification,
Speaker 1: you know, So it's like all you're gonna get. Maybe
Speaker 1: it's teased some. But if you get teased some and
Speaker 1: then you go home and you bury yourself in computer
Speaker 1: games and go colde up some fifty million dollar app
Speaker 1: and buy a yacht and sail away, who the funk
Speaker 1: really cares? So so again, economics make bitch as niggas
Speaker 1: not feel like a bit chass nigga. True, And like
Speaker 1: with mena say with me, because I mean On the
Speaker 1: one hand, it's like, yeah, okay, we have a pattern
Speaker 1: of behavior. But on the other hand, he goes and
Speaker 1: axed out and then runs to social media to do
Speaker 1: what to sculptu narrative to try to define people's perception
Speaker 1: of him. So his perception obviously matters because he's running
Speaker 1: out trying to dictate perception. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: the way you're doing this is impacting your perception in
Speaker 1: the complete opposite way that you're trying to sculpt it.
Speaker 1: And that's why I said, like, some of these things
Speaker 1: are thought out, because it's doing is it or is
Speaker 1: it not? It's I think it's like not thought out.
Speaker 1: Then it's like, oh god, let me go think out
Speaker 1: a way to try to cover up what just happened,
Speaker 1: because I don't want this to impact how I'm viewed,
Speaker 1: So let me change the way they see how that. Yeah, maybe,
Speaker 1: like I said, I'm starting to when I see how
Speaker 1: he responds in certain circumstances, I think those are his
Speaker 1: natural responses. And now they now he got some money,
Speaker 1: so he really don't got to I don't have it, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't go to the turf every day,
Speaker 1: so I don't have to. I wonder that. I wonder
Speaker 1: is there amount of money that could ever make me
Speaker 1: stop caring about what I see in the mirror. M Well,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go off personally like meet thinking to himself like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a real last nigger. You you, you're a little
Speaker 1: different in my opinion, just based off you. You try
Speaker 1: to make sure you keep your foot to the dirt
Speaker 1: something somehow, some way, you know. So I gotta say,
Speaker 1: you're gonna sunk with somebody that's still brought like like
Speaker 1: if it was me, Like, hold up, ge, that's a
Speaker 1: bit chass ship. Yeah, at all times, they're gonna do
Speaker 1: that for you. I think some of this also could
Speaker 1: potentially speak to like a transition of who's he competing
Speaker 1: against them for what? Like you might still be like,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm competing against guys from the set O, G, S,
Speaker 1: whatever else where that matters to you, And he's like,
Speaker 1: I'm competing against A, B and C for just sheer
Speaker 1: of all. You have a footprint. So I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: whatever I can to win and try to be part
Speaker 1: of that circle because that's what I want to do now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but has hash Yeah, Yeah, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Being a bitch ass nigga. It's a lot.
Speaker 1: And I don't mean that in a disrespectful way that
Speaker 1: we use it, right, I mean like man beat a
Speaker 1: n a womanly acting as male, Yeah, you know, not
Speaker 1: not a disregard for consequence, because that's women. Women have
Speaker 1: a disregard for consequence, like you're saying, right, they like
Speaker 1: they'll be talking ship knowing somebody cause whip their ass
Speaker 1: and then't have surprised when that person whipped the hipped
Speaker 1: as would do that after you just they called me
Speaker 1: a hundred of bits as niggas. And now you didn't
Speaker 1: call this nigga hundred bits as nigg This is nigga
Speaker 1: fucked you up and you a victim. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I can't believe it. I just said something to him,
Speaker 1: feel me. So, I don't know, man like a bitch
Speaker 1: ass nigger. I just don't think that's very That's not sexy, certainly.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't know. I mean it's it's certainly not.
Speaker 1: And then I look around and I go, boy, women
Speaker 1: just love them, some of them, don't they? So so
Speaker 1: is that so do women see that womanly trade? Because
Speaker 1: I noticed this, and I think I was talking to
Speaker 1: uh me about this before. Right, It's funny because stop
Speaker 1: trying women keep trying to make men compromise. A woman
Speaker 1: should never make a righteous man compromise. There's no fucking reason.
Speaker 1: That don't even make fucking sense. They to compliment, not
Speaker 1: each other, not compromising each other. Yeah, stop making a
Speaker 1: man floppy. Even you need him to be stern. They'll
Speaker 1: make you bend over it, bro Like, none of the
Speaker 1: fucking pronouns sound cool. They don't even want they don't
Speaker 1: even want that. No, I mean, can I air out?
Speaker 1: There's certain things that you see a little bit in
Speaker 1: the hood sometimes and it's not women for the community.
Speaker 1: Do women love bit chas niggas? Let's look at this, Okay,
Speaker 1: when you see twenty five year old single mom with
Speaker 1: a five year old, the kid has long hair, it's perfect,
Speaker 1: he has earrings, his outfit is perfect, his shoes are fresh,
Speaker 1: and all that other ship. That kid didn't earn any
Speaker 1: of that ship. When a grown man, you know, stunts out,
Speaker 1: that's look what the funk I have earned. M So
Speaker 1: I think it kind of says something. I don't think
Speaker 1: that that's particularly a great trait to be. You know,
Speaker 1: you're raising a man that way. But my question is
Speaker 1: if women don't love bitch ass niggas, then why do
Speaker 1: they keep trying to get men to act like bitches?
Speaker 1: They confused, it's easier. What it's easier. It's easier, how
Speaker 1: because their whole leverage in the relationship is manipulation. It's
Speaker 1: a lot easier to manipulate a read that's emotionally blowing
Speaker 1: in the wind than a rock. A rock is gonna
Speaker 1: be what it is. Read again, it's easier for a
Speaker 1: woman to manipulate a read that's blowing in the wind,
Speaker 1: changing directions every time the wind changes, then to manipulate
Speaker 1: a rock sitting there on the ground. A man is
Speaker 1: a rock, m and you either gonna if you like him,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get your way, or you're not. But the
Speaker 1: rocks gonna be what it is. As a man, being
Speaker 1: emotional is attractive to women. Yeah, I think that's a
Speaker 1: that's a fact. I was told one of the guys
Speaker 1: from cigar shop, I'm always at the guy who owns
Speaker 1: a place he used to be a used to work
Speaker 1: in medical fieldup seat or something that he was. He
Speaker 1: was actually saying hormonally, when a man is trying to
Speaker 1: seduce a woman, your estrogen level goes up as a
Speaker 1: means of being able to like create a complimentary field
Speaker 1: of communication and like empathetic feelings. So obviously, just from
Speaker 1: an evolutionary standpoint, it's in our DNA to even know
Speaker 1: on some level that women want a softer, more feminine man,
Speaker 1: so they feel like they're not maybe quite so much
Speaker 1: at risk, or they're more relatable, or god knows whatever
Speaker 1: funk they're thinking, how the hell should know? Well, that's
Speaker 1: why a lot of the great pimps, if you look
Speaker 1: at the great pimps, the best hair in the hair.
Speaker 1: A lot of my pim homies were very emotion and
Speaker 1: you're right, and pimps to me are the true ladies
Speaker 1: man of society. You like to be a true really
Speaker 1: great pimp, you have to understand women different. So if
Speaker 1: you look at them, they start emulating women like pimps
Speaker 1: are where their nails loan. They'd be in the mirror
Speaker 1: too long, feel me, they'll be getting the eyebrows plug
Speaker 1: like I know, the something that take voices always sometimes yeah,
Speaker 1: it's always they sound like a girl. Herozon point hair
Speaker 1: they made that ship. You know, that's crazy. When you
Speaker 1: were talking, That's exactly what I went to. That that
Speaker 1: made that that that that answers why the most successful
Speaker 1: pimps got a certain look they have a female Yeah
Speaker 1: they got you know, no, tell the truth. Get over it, bro,
Speaker 1: because niggas ain't pipping in the flat. Yeah, they got
Speaker 1: a certain look man, And and and and it cracks,
Speaker 1: it goes. They make they make the women feel a
Speaker 1: certain way. They know how to talk to him, they
Speaker 1: know how to make them do this. And like you said,
Speaker 1: the rock is like, hey, man, I ain't even worry
Speaker 1: That's what it is. Ain't worried about the mirror. Ain't
Speaker 1: worried about the mirror. I don't have Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: So and women, I think fail, the type of women
Speaker 1: who want to read failed to appreciate the value of
Speaker 1: having stability in their life. All they want is what
Speaker 1: they want until what they want isn't what they want.
Speaker 1: Then they don't have that stable anchor, you know, as
Speaker 1: a base. Big facts. So emotional men, they do always
Speaker 1: try to get you to be extra emotional because you
Speaker 1: can be emotional with me, but then they will use
Speaker 1: it against you as well. At the end of that.
Speaker 1: That's why they would rather. It's crazy for him. They
Speaker 1: really would rather the rock. But they want to read
Speaker 1: in certain areas at certain times. I need you to
Speaker 1: be like this certain areas certain times. But I need
Speaker 1: that rock because if somebody coming to this motherfucking house,
Speaker 1: I need a rock. I don't need to read it
Speaker 1: this time because I read to tell you should tell
Speaker 1: your motherfucker. They asked, well, then you go, motherfucker say that.
Speaker 1: Women want what's that? Motherfucker? Ask man that lady cuse
Speaker 1: the blue lady that transform into everybody mystique, mystique. They
Speaker 1: want to be mystique. They want the rock, but they
Speaker 1: want a certain rock, you know. And if they can't
Speaker 1: get that rock, then then then they want something that
Speaker 1: they can manipulate around their lifestyle. And they're honest to
Speaker 1: god truth. They might want clay. Yeah, they want clay.
Speaker 1: That's nice. They want They don't want to rock. They
Speaker 1: want so they don't want to read or quite a rock.
Speaker 1: They want clay facts, right, so they want to mold
Speaker 1: into a harder piece and it and those type of
Speaker 1: women who are always you know, like I got put
Speaker 1: up yesterday. I put up one thing for Valentine Yesterday,
Speaker 1: I took a screenshot and I made a meme with
Speaker 1: the picture that guy who was remember that guy who?
Speaker 1: I think he's out of Atlanta, the woman from Charlotte
Speaker 1: calling in about six figure. Man. I just took a
Speaker 1: screenshot of that guy pointing at the camera with the
Speaker 1: words women like you die alone and put it on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Happy Valentine's Day. But those are the type of women
Speaker 1: who want a rock, but they only want a specific rock,
Speaker 1: and they don't realize the rock isn't gonna want a
Speaker 1: woman like you. They want clay. They want clay. It's
Speaker 1: a close thing they can get to because a rock
Speaker 1: isn't gonna want that shit. Good fun that good for
Speaker 1: for a rock? Oh my god? What the I never
Speaker 1: all about that? I have told women historically, stop making
Speaker 1: your man compromise. You're not going to like what's gonna
Speaker 1: happen if you make this nigga. Keep compromising this ship
Speaker 1: crazy and they will make you compromise. I always say this,
Speaker 1: the word boring is a woman's word or an emotional
Speaker 1: man's words, right, so we both agree an emotional man,
Speaker 1: it's just a woman with a penis