Speaker 1: I did that on Snapchat before I was naked running
Speaker 1: around my house in a Batman cape, and I asked,
Speaker 1: I meant to see you.
Speaker 2: I swear to God, I meant to send it to
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Speaker 2: Bonge pleasing on that as class.
Speaker 4: On that ass.
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Speaker 6: Me off my risk and we are back. We're here
Speaker 6: fresh off our Detroit show.
Speaker 7: Thank you to everybody that came out.
Speaker 6: It was amazing. That's so much fun.
Speaker 7: St Andrew's Hall, you got some You got some major
Speaker 7: bones of Saint Angels. I did actually made you made
Speaker 7: you made your bones to St.
Speaker 2: Andrews.
Speaker 7: You've been there a few times.
Speaker 6: I was such a nerd the first time I went,
Speaker 6: when we did Paluza there, I feel like all of
Speaker 6: us were We had to walk down and see the shelter,
Speaker 6: like we all became rap nerds when we were doing
Speaker 6: like sound show.
Speaker 7: I mean, it is one of those places venues that
Speaker 7: if you your first time name you do have to
Speaker 7: kind of take it in and you know, walk around,
Speaker 7: check the place out a little bit.
Speaker 6: And I mean, I know they filmed eight Mile at
Speaker 6: a different venue, but it was supposed to be.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 6: I feel like people are lying if they don't nerd
Speaker 6: out at that type of stuff.
Speaker 7: Well you have to. It's a it's a it's a landmark.
Speaker 7: It's a legendary venue in Detroit. So you know, anytime
Speaker 7: you get to go there, you got to kind of
Speaker 7: feel like, Okay, some great people have made this. You know,
Speaker 7: he had a night here as well, so we had
Speaker 7: all night.
Speaker 6: Let me ask you a quick question with this Duce
Speaker 6: Palouza flyer that page just pulled up p S. Would
Speaker 6: we love Who's extremely creative? Is it a little bit
Speaker 6: racist that he turned the Motown house into a Duce bottle.
Speaker 7: Not race.
Speaker 6: It's just a tiny fact that maybe we were tone deaf.
Speaker 7: And I do want to understand how his brain landed
Speaker 7: on that.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 6: It's a Detroit landmark, and hege made, in my opinion,
Speaker 6: is the best flyer creator of all time, looked at
Speaker 6: what Detroit was famous.
Speaker 7: For, yeah, and made it and made it his own.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: He made the Motown house a duce.
Speaker 7: Little tone deaf with the kognak and his you know
Speaker 7: Motown Black people like little tone Deaf.
Speaker 6: But this just crossed my mind. Now when was this
Speaker 6: twenty eighteen? In twenty eighteen, I was like, Wow, this
Speaker 6: is the best flyer ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now I'm just like, yeah, year's lady looking back
Speaker 2: at it? You like?
Speaker 7: And then you have like the black men in the
Speaker 7: sky are they here with? Is just their obituary? Did
Speaker 7: they pass away?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 2: What's going on with the clouds behind him?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You know, give an obituary a little bit. This was
Speaker 7: fun though.
Speaker 6: Detroit is a really good city.
Speaker 7: But I love Detroit, man, Thank you. Everybody that came
Speaker 7: out had a great time. And City Winery in Chicago
Speaker 7: is up next this Sunday, August twenty fifth. Tickets available
Speaker 7: that at New Roory mal doc.
Speaker 6: We got some downtime in uh Chicago, got a few
Speaker 6: days off. Well, you're performing on Sunday, you got you
Speaker 6: got family time? Yeah, I'll be doing family time. You'll
Speaker 6: be like no chaperone by yourself.
Speaker 7: For a few days. Yeah, sneaking off. What's what's your
Speaker 7: Chicago plans? Sneaking off? I'm not sneaking shout usually do
Speaker 7: just go get something to eat. Chicago is a dope
Speaker 7: city to fall into. I'm gonna see if there's any
Speaker 7: any shows anything going on. While we did try to
Speaker 7: catch a show with something. You know, she get outside
Speaker 7: a little bit, hit a few people. She was if
Speaker 7: they in town.
Speaker 1: She was going on, you're gonna be off that, Sir Davis.
Speaker 1: Sir Davis, gonna be off that, Sir David.
Speaker 7: You know I don't drink, but you know, if it's
Speaker 7: if somebody got the bottle, I can't no, I can't
Speaker 7: say no if somebody back out a bottle, So I can't.
Speaker 7: How can I say no to that?
Speaker 6: I mean you went to the tasting right, you're the
Speaker 6: first person that has tried Beyonce's American whiskey brand.
Speaker 7: No, I am not the first person, and I would hope.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't be the first person because I know nothing
Speaker 7: about whiskey. I wouldn't know if it's good, bad, sour.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't know what the fuck is going on.
Speaker 6: Well, there were rumors you were behind Virginia Black and
Speaker 6: your proximity. I like Beyonce who started that rumor.
Speaker 2: It's rumors, man.
Speaker 6: You never know, all right, and the journalists cannot give
Speaker 6: up their sources.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 6: I respect journalistic integrity.
Speaker 7: I respect that.
Speaker 6: But yes, the sources say that you were behind Virginia
Speaker 6: Black with your proximity to that camp. You were fathered
Speaker 6: into this camp.
Speaker 7: I was fathered into to.
Speaker 2: The Norse carters.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I feel like you know, you may have
Speaker 6: some ties to Sir Davis here.
Speaker 7: Well, Beyonce is releasing a whiskey of American whiskey brand
Speaker 7: of Sir Davis for eighty nine to ninety nine. A
Speaker 7: bottle Sir Davis is named in honor of Davis. Hog
Speaker 7: I Hope I said that correctly. Beyonce's paternal great grandfather,
Speaker 7: who was a farmer and a moonshiner, loved that moonshine
Speaker 7: in the South. In the American South during Prohibition, he
Speaker 7: stashed whiskey bottles in the empty knots of cedar trees
Speaker 7: for friends and ken to find and enjoyed.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 7: That would be dope to have, like some land in
Speaker 7: the South and the trees on your property. You come
Speaker 7: to find out that your great great grandfather like put
Speaker 7: bottles of whiskey in those trees.
Speaker 2: That would be fire.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it'd be dope for my family
Speaker 6: to have a plot of land in the South. But
Speaker 6: you know, with nice strong trees was passed down from
Speaker 6: generation to general not real good.
Speaker 7: Don't be great if you did, we know what your
Speaker 7: ancestors was using those trees for.
Speaker 2: It was other things in the.
Speaker 6: Truth, okay, but in my history at least, like we
Speaker 6: were crazy in the Prohibition. The Kennedy's like, that's us.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's how we made That's how we made
Speaker 6: our money.
Speaker 7: I've seen peaky blonders.
Speaker 9: I get it.
Speaker 6: I know we're all scared to say it because we're
Speaker 6: all part of the beehive and we all admittedly don't
Speaker 6: know everything. And Beyonce's visionary and this could be an
Speaker 6: amazing venture for her. Why is Beyonce making whiskey? Who
Speaker 6: from her fan base is drinking whiskey.
Speaker 7: Well, Jay has Amande Brignac, which is as speed amazing.
Speaker 10: You asked who from the fan base was drinking whiskey.
Speaker 10: That's why I raised my hand.
Speaker 7: Okay, we got one. You would drink it, you would
Speaker 7: try it. Try.
Speaker 1: I was just off scotch, GLAMOERNGI at the ice By Show.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I drink Beyonce's.
Speaker 6: Do you think you were the only person drinking scotch
Speaker 6: or whiskey at the Ice Breas Show.
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 7: Okay, it kind of furthering my point.
Speaker 1: Well, that's at the ice By show. That's not who
Speaker 1: she's trying to market this to the Spy Show or not.
Speaker 1: Are not buying ninety dollars whiskey?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're not doing it. They're not doing that.
Speaker 1: You could tell the price tag. Who is marketing for.
Speaker 7: A certain level, a certain a certain tier of person.
Speaker 7: Only certain type of people would drink whiskey in the
Speaker 7: first place. You're a whiskey drinker, it's a certain you're
Speaker 7: a certain type of you have a certain type of lifestyle.
Speaker 6: Okay, I mean I think it's cool with her family history,
Speaker 6: but I mean, maybe just read that and bring it
Speaker 6: to the family reunion.
Speaker 7: Am I just the only one that's a little confused
Speaker 7: about this entire thing? I'm not. I mean, it makes
Speaker 7: sense her husband is already you know, in in the
Speaker 7: wine and Spirits game.
Speaker 6: Okay, jay Z's fan based drinks cognac and champagne. Okay,
Speaker 6: that's a no fucking brainer. And when they had Armandale,
Speaker 6: everyone drinks vodka. That's the demographic that he's trying to
Speaker 6: sell to. Do you feel like all the people that
Speaker 6: went to the Renaissance tour are whiskey drinkers?
Speaker 2: No, I don't feel like all of all of them are.
Speaker 7: But maybe this is Beyonce trying to introduce people to
Speaker 7: a a different type of.
Speaker 2: Liquor, different type of spirit.
Speaker 1: People are perfectly able to change the type of liquor
Speaker 1: that they drink, because we weren't all tequila drinkers at
Speaker 1: one point, even though we guzzle that shit like fishes now. Fish, God,
Speaker 1: oh my god, fishes. I can't believe that like fish now.
Speaker 1: The same people who were just on Jay Z's do
Speaker 1: Say are now down in George Clooney's Cosamigos. People are
Speaker 1: allowed to change the types of things that they drink,
Speaker 1: So I don't think that.
Speaker 7: But people are heavier on tequila than whiskey. I think though, naturally,
Speaker 7: I think more people prefer tequila over whiskey.
Speaker 1: Now, if we're talking about our demographic, I think, now.
Speaker 7: No, that's been a thing. I take a shot at
Speaker 7: his here, patron, and it's going to be ever since
Speaker 7: said that niggas been drinking tequila for sure.
Speaker 2: Sure, but Hennessy was Hennessy was that girl?
Speaker 1: And then do say, and I'm only talking about our
Speaker 1: demographic because we're talking about America.
Speaker 10: Yeah, people are drinking. You talking about the South.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, people are drinking. That's the Southern, that's
Speaker 7: the Southern thing.
Speaker 6: I definitely believe that people drink whiskey a lot of people.
Speaker 6: I'd imagine she's trying to target her fans first with
Speaker 6: anything that.
Speaker 7: She does, right, Yeah, she's using a platform.
Speaker 6: It's not similar like when George Clooney did Cosumigos and
Speaker 6: was a partner there, Like we found out years later
Speaker 6: that he was even a partner in that time. This
Speaker 6: is a forward facing here's my whiskey. I don't know
Speaker 6: if she's trying to convert old men in the South
Speaker 6: that already drink whiskey to drink this or is she
Speaker 6: trying to convert with this.
Speaker 7: On the shelf next to whatever the top whiskey brand is.
Speaker 7: Put this next to it and see where you know
Speaker 7: it lands with the competition, because again, what if it's
Speaker 7: a great what if it's a great whiskey.
Speaker 2: Well, she entered it.
Speaker 1: Into She entered it into some contests in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three anonymously, right she didn't under a different name because
Speaker 1: she didn't want anybody to know that she was associated
Speaker 1: with And it won a couple of awards for being
Speaker 1: such a good whiskey.
Speaker 5: Like they entered it before they stamped it.
Speaker 1: They entered it into these competitions to see if it
Speaker 1: measured up, and she won a couple of awards on it.
Speaker 7: The whiskey was entered anonymously into a number of spirits competitions.
Speaker 7: To date, there has one Platinum and Best in Class
Speaker 7: for American Whiskey from the twenty twenty twenty three SIP Awards,
Speaker 7: will Sit Awards, a gold medal from the twenty twenty
Speaker 7: three New York International Spirits Competition, and a ninety three
Speaker 7: point rating from the twenty twenty three Ultimate Spirits Challenge
Speaker 7: don't know what any of that means, but if he
Speaker 7: wins awards, it's got to be pretty good.
Speaker 6: I don't ever doubt that anything Beyonce puts out is
Speaker 6: not going to be quality. I'm sure she took it
Speaker 6: very seriously, and I think it's cool if this is
Speaker 6: a passion of hers at this point in her career,
Speaker 6: just doing some shit that she likes. I applaud and
Speaker 6: think that's amazing. Not that she's looking for my approval,
Speaker 6: but could this just be one of those things that's
Speaker 6: here for two years and it's gone well.
Speaker 7: There has been the thing where Beyonce's lifestyle brands haven't
Speaker 7: seemed to connect as well as I mean again, I
Speaker 7: don't know the numbers business wise. Maybe they whatever their
Speaker 7: goal was, they probably reached it. But I've never seen
Speaker 7: many women wearing Darrianne jeans. I never seen many women
Speaker 7: wearing Ivy Park.
Speaker 6: I mean I did.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing.
Speaker 6: I thought Ivy Park was a great, great fucking idea.
Speaker 6: I was like, Beyonce is going to smoke this. I
Speaker 6: thought the rollout was incredible, I thought the product seemed cool,
Speaker 6: and it did not connect at all. It kind of
Speaker 6: came and went and to me, it was genius. This
Speaker 6: doesn't make any sense as far as consumer to star connection.
Speaker 6: Ath leisure made sense to me.
Speaker 7: Oh well yeah, I mean naturally, she's a you know, performer,
Speaker 7: she travels that ath leisure is perfect for somebody that
Speaker 7: has that lifestyle.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but but it tanked, not mistaken.
Speaker 10: It tanked eventually.
Speaker 1: But at the end of the day, I don't That's
Speaker 1: like when you guys bring up the ath leisure. We
Speaker 1: had the conversation about Ivy Park where there's nowhere I
Speaker 1: loved Ivy Park, but there's nowhere for you to wear
Speaker 1: that shit to athleasure were.
Speaker 5: So it was more to design, like yeah, like it was,
Speaker 5: it just wasn't.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, when you think Beyonce, you
Speaker 1: don't think athleisure because Beyonce doesn't dress an ath leisure.
Speaker 1: I don't see Beyonce and a fleisure unless she's releasing
Speaker 1: behind the scenes photos, either the ads or the behind
Speaker 1: the scenes like her rehearsing. You don't see when Beyonce
Speaker 1: steps out. She steps out, you don't see her in
Speaker 1: ath leisure, So you wouldn't really connect that. Now, Rory
Speaker 1: brought up the fact that, well you would say that
Speaker 1: they say the same thing with alcohol, which as a
Speaker 1: Beyonce fan, if you're not a state and you might
Speaker 1: not know this, but we've all we've always known that
Speaker 1: Beyonce was always a dark liquor drinker.
Speaker 10: That's always been her.
Speaker 1: But I just think whiskey is more adaptable, like I
Speaker 1: think alcohol, period is more adaptable than trying to get
Speaker 1: people to buy something that no matter what, they have
Speaker 1: nowhere to wear this too. I think this whiskey can
Speaker 1: adapt a little bit better. I also don't think that
Speaker 1: she's only trying to market it to her fans. I
Speaker 1: think her fans will buy it to support her, but
Speaker 1: I think that she's aiming for a different type of customer.
Speaker 7: I still think that if that Ivy Park was Nike,
Speaker 7: it would have did way better. I'm gonna down that hill.
Speaker 7: I just think that people don't attack, they don't really
Speaker 7: gravitate towards Adidas out ofwear like that.
Speaker 6: You okay, but Kanye, I would consider Beyonce's peer did
Speaker 6: great with Adidas.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but his designs were different. He went because he
Speaker 7: went more strict. Because I don't know if did the
Speaker 7: Ivy Park have sneakers?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yes, Actually was my favorite joints.
Speaker 10: I love that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, seen Ivy Park sneakers.
Speaker 10: I loved my fucking Ivy person.
Speaker 6: Playing Monday Morning Quarterback? Obviously, do you think her putting
Speaker 6: Ivy Park out everywhere and less of like this exclusive
Speaker 6: If you get it, you get it then was the mistake?
Speaker 6: Probably because it was readily available and they did drops
Speaker 6: like this, they kind of I feel like they may
Speaker 6: have devalued, Like how amazing we thought it was because
Speaker 6: it was happening so quick, new color ways every other
Speaker 6: fucking month. You could just go in the Adida store
Speaker 6: and be sitting there and which I don't know, don't
Speaker 6: know if that brands with like celebrities per se.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what we want from brands, right, But the
Speaker 1: price point would just need to be lower. So if
Speaker 1: you're going to have it readily available and again more
Speaker 1: Monday Morning Quarterback, I don't have a degree in this.
Speaker 1: I would just assume that if you're going to have
Speaker 1: something be readily available in stores at Adidas, it needed
Speaker 1: to be at a lower price point. Otherwise, if it's
Speaker 1: going to be at that high of a price point,
Speaker 1: then yes, keep it, keep it how ye'sus used to be.
Speaker 7: Do you have any Ivy Park where or just the sneakers.
Speaker 1: I had this sneakers and somebody else bought somebody bought
Speaker 1: me something else, but mainly just the sneakers.
Speaker 2: I could never get the drops.
Speaker 1: When they used to be doing the drops online, they
Speaker 1: would sell out immediately and I couldn't get the stuff.
Speaker 7: Well that's what I don't see. Well, you say they
Speaker 7: they sell out immediately, but then on the other hand,
Speaker 7: we say it tank.
Speaker 10: That was later on when it first came out, this this.
Speaker 6: First line, this one here, which I guess you would
Speaker 6: call like what orange and burgundy that colorway? That one
Speaker 6: sold out immediately, but once they got to like the
Speaker 6: lime green era. I remember just walking in the Adida
Speaker 6: store and like it was everywhere, like still on the racks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't, I don't. I still don't understand how
Speaker 7: that didn't connect better and last longer. Some of the
Speaker 7: designs I thought was was dope, but.
Speaker 10: I think it's where are you wearing that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, to Demarus's point, like it's not really for working out,
Speaker 6: but it's also not something you could really wear out.
Speaker 2: So what's it for?
Speaker 1: Airport? That's literally airport clothing? Okay, a lot of people
Speaker 1: travel they did not often enough to spend that much
Speaker 1: money on airport clothes.
Speaker 2: They did ninety three million in sales in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one and forty million the following year, so roughly they
Speaker 2: did ninety ninety three and then the following year forty,
Speaker 2: so it was roughly a fifty percent drop in sales.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't, I don't. I don't understand how that well.
Speaker 1: This this year also Beyonce, within like a year or
Speaker 1: like thirteen month span, Beyonce has launched Set Noir, which
Speaker 1: is her fragrance which I have.
Speaker 5: I wear it daily.
Speaker 1: So if you guys, you guys, smell me, I smell
Speaker 1: good Noir on Yes, so fucking.
Speaker 2: And then she.
Speaker 7: Also really, oh, we had a plumbing issue, but I'm
Speaker 7: fucking with you, babyy God, damn you smell good.
Speaker 1: We also released Sacred we I do now for be
Speaker 1: out about to.
Speaker 7: Say, yo, I was like noo, I was about to
Speaker 7: say I didn't even know he was gang gang, but like,
Speaker 7: my bad, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Also released as Sacred, which is her hair care line
Speaker 1: which is supposed to be top level, different scientifically patented. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so it's like bundles no it's hair care, sham hair care,
Speaker 1: deep conditioner, uh, hair oil, And she got a lot
Speaker 1: of pushback on that because people are like, how is
Speaker 1: she released a hair care and we never see Beyonce
Speaker 1: without a wig, which forced her to have to come
Speaker 1: online and be personable and do a video showing her
Speaker 1: getting her real hair wash.
Speaker 10: Her real hair is down her back. Nobody will leave that.
Speaker 1: But it's just I think with lifestyle, when you're selling lifestyle,
Speaker 1: never sold hair.
Speaker 7: Why she never jumped in that game?
Speaker 10: A lot of people said that, why she never? I don't.
Speaker 6: I mean, she has a lot on her plate. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but she had a team, that's what you have.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 6: I feel maybe it wasn't one of her passions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think she's passed somebody that obviously has uh,
Speaker 7: you know, her hair care. She has a hair care line,
Speaker 7: you know she has she wears different type of wigs,
Speaker 7: of performances, videos, things like that. Hair seems to line
Speaker 7: right up with that.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: I think one of the main issues is it's very
Speaker 1: hard to control quality when it comes to hair because
Speaker 1: you're buying hair from other people's heads from across the world, honestly,
Speaker 1: across the globe, and to keep to have a product
Speaker 1: that is the same and they're the quality is like consistent.
Speaker 1: That's hard to do as somebody who's been buying here
Speaker 1: from the same company for years, even like people's it
Speaker 1: just comes in and out the quality is changed. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's something she would want to bet the
Speaker 1: house on.
Speaker 7: Uh beyond this is she's not betting the house on
Speaker 7: anything high house is stable.
Speaker 2: Her first cracket of perfume, this was Yan.
Speaker 1: Say he all the bad the bad girls had that year?
Speaker 1: Was this the hot girls? The hot girls had.
Speaker 7: Missed that Beyonce heat. I've never heard of that.
Speaker 10: Well, I mean, y'all were how old were you, Rory
Speaker 10: in twenty ten?
Speaker 1: Twenty Yeah, you weren't really checking for women's perfume at
Speaker 1: twenty years old.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, But I feel like I would have like
Speaker 6: remembered the launch. I guess I don't know anything Beyonce does. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't even just feel like I would know it.
Speaker 6: I don't remember that even like I remember Heat.
Speaker 10: Like the back of smell Heat.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think it's kind of unfair to try
Speaker 6: to find faults in Beyonce because of who she is,
Speaker 6: but her ventures outside of music have not really been great?
Speaker 7: But why is that?
Speaker 6: Which but just so disgusting to say, because it's like,
Speaker 6: why are we trying to find something to shop on
Speaker 6: a woman that is.
Speaker 7: I mean like Ivy park May ninety three million one
Speaker 7: year and forty the next to us, that's fucking incredible.
Speaker 7: I mean obviously on her side of the business and
Speaker 7: Adidas side, that's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a loss.
Speaker 7: But the thing that I don't understand about it is
Speaker 7: why is there? Why does this seem to not be
Speaker 7: as strong a connection or a transfer in her fan
Speaker 7: base from music and obviously performance and you know all
Speaker 7: the great production of stage, why is and all of that?
Speaker 7: Why does there not seem to be as fluid a
Speaker 7: transition when it comes to lifestyles.
Speaker 6: Because Beyonce has never been is because she's a lifestyle
Speaker 6: type of person. She's always been like this other being.
Speaker 6: We're talking on Patreon that all celebrities now to have
Speaker 6: to be forward facing and how Beyonce kind of had
Speaker 6: to adapt and all of a sudden show people more
Speaker 6: of her personal life, Show show us that you are
Speaker 6: like a human being because you have been this pop
Speaker 6: star since you were a kid. That doesn't even seem real. Rihanna,
Speaker 6: on the other hand, from the beginning of her career,
Speaker 6: showed us exactly who she was, so her lifestyle brands
Speaker 6: can connect more because people feel like I know Rihanna
Speaker 6: and she still I know her for real, I know
Speaker 6: her personality, I know what she's like. Beyonce, because she
Speaker 6: was in that pop star system, was told to always
Speaker 6: be mysterious for the most part.
Speaker 7: I think you know what I think it is because.
Speaker 6: Ki Kardashian lifestyle person you get skims.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it works, yeah, right, And because I remember
Speaker 7: a time when I was young and I think Michael
Speaker 7: Jordan released his Clone.
Speaker 5: And I.
Speaker 7: Cried when I got that. I still use it page
Speaker 7: like I cried when I got that for Christmas.
Speaker 6: That's what smells like whiskey. I'm sure, yeah, so whiskey
Speaker 6: and cigars.
Speaker 7: But as an adult, if Michael Jordan puts out a
Speaker 7: clone tomorrow, I'm not buying that shit. Well.
Speaker 10: Also, Michael Jordan is very, very old and not a
Speaker 10: part of your life.
Speaker 7: You missing what I'm saying. He's one of the biggest
Speaker 7: sports figures ever.
Speaker 2: My god, I remember this.
Speaker 7: It's one of the biggest sports figures ever.
Speaker 2: I do remember this. Now, But I see the bottle.
Speaker 7: So I got that bottle. I was a kid. I
Speaker 7: probably was like thirteen years old when I got that bottle,
Speaker 7: right amazing. I thought that that bottle helped me my
Speaker 7: jump shot. Yeah, I thought it. I thought that bottle
Speaker 7: helped everything. I wore that shit every day, didn't That
Speaker 7: was the only if you smelled me in ninety three
Speaker 7: ninety four, I probably smelled.
Speaker 2: Like every time he sprayed it. He said, make me like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like I just that's what it was. But as
Speaker 7: that because.
Speaker 2: I'm a kid.
Speaker 7: Now, as an adult, some of the people that I support,
Speaker 7: whether it's artists or athletes, I'm not buying their colone
Speaker 7: as an adult.
Speaker 1: Because you're you're that's they're also not marketing to you're
Speaker 1: forty something better than to be fooled by advertising best
Speaker 1: celebrities because and these would be your peers, like your
Speaker 1: contemporary So I.
Speaker 7: Think so, I think some of that is the Beyonce thing.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: I think like women that love Beyonce's music and go
Speaker 7: to her shows and things like that, I don't think
Speaker 7: they want to wear Ivy Park. I don't think they
Speaker 7: want to dress like that.
Speaker 6: She got every single stadium to dress like cowboys or
Speaker 6: that that was silver whatever.
Speaker 2: That was double theme was because that was the theme
Speaker 2: of the show. You're not cowboys, it was silver.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, that was a combination of Yeah, so it
Speaker 1: was like you're in the show.
Speaker 7: That's she created that world, that moment Ivy Park. Now
Speaker 7: you talking about ordering that, wearing that in my day
Speaker 7: to day life, going to run errands, going to the airport,
Speaker 7: going like.
Speaker 2: I think that Wamar's arguing is the influence doesn't extend
Speaker 2: beyond the music.
Speaker 7: It doesn't.
Speaker 2: She said, everybody there pink socks to met Life Stadium,
Speaker 2: They're all going to go pink sock.
Speaker 1: If told me to wear pink socks to work today,
Speaker 1: I would wear pink socks.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Like if she literally tweeted today's what is the mean?
Speaker 2: Girls on Wednesday? We wear pink? Like every girl would
Speaker 2: be like, yep, that's my life now.
Speaker 7: Yeah. But if she made Ivy Park Wednesdays but every Wednesday,
Speaker 7: it wouldn't connect. Ivy Park does a flash sale on
Speaker 7: the website, does that maybe keep Ivy Park afloat?
Speaker 1: But also, y'all do have to understand that when they're
Speaker 1: making these products, the goal isn't first of all, you
Speaker 1: need to create an ideal customer, which is what she
Speaker 1: failed to do a house of dairy on and I
Speaker 1: think what she failed to do Ivy Park, you need
Speaker 1: an ideal customer who you are marketing.
Speaker 7: I love the fact that we're telling Beyonce, Oh.
Speaker 6: That's why we're trying to find a flaw and like
Speaker 6: the most flawless human being.
Speaker 2: To be honest, it's not.
Speaker 7: Look no, we're just trying to figure out what the
Speaker 7: disconnected is, like why these brands that she create don't survive.
Speaker 2: And again and again, this isn't for anything Beyonce. He
Speaker 2: needs to figure out she has a team and a
Speaker 2: slew of people that she's paid handsomely to be the
Speaker 2: people leading these market like the marketing strategies, all these things.
Speaker 2: We're talking to her fucking team.
Speaker 7: I just when I heard when I first saw Ivy
Speaker 7: Park and I heard it Beyonce was doing that, I
Speaker 7: thought we was going to see that ship everywhere Beyonce
Speaker 7: about to take over to.
Speaker 5: I saw it on LAS.
Speaker 1: It was too complex, and that's why I think we're skimming.
Speaker 7: Complex as far as what the designs.
Speaker 1: Yes, we just were looking at that shit. I think
Speaker 1: where it's too. Skims you can wear everywhere. You can
Speaker 1: wear in the house, you can wear it to the
Speaker 1: It's so in the moment. The fashion is so in
Speaker 1: the moment, and it's so simple, and it's so true
Speaker 1: to who Kim is in the way that she dressed
Speaker 1: for years like that, that brand is in essence her.
Speaker 6: And I think Skims is kind of the result of
Speaker 6: why Ivy Park didn't work, Like, look at the simplicity
Speaker 6: of what everyday people need. Yeah, affordable where that you
Speaker 6: can put in multiple different scenarios. I can work out
Speaker 6: in this, I can actually make a fit out of
Speaker 6: this and go outside with it. It's very basic and needed.
Speaker 6: A void was filled where this is like more fashion
Speaker 6: than it is what they were trying to do. As
Speaker 6: far as ath leisure, where it's cool fashion even fency
Speaker 6: outside of it being Rihanna in dope, avoid needed to
Speaker 6: be filled. No, as far as certain shades of makeup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like there was a real women of color.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a void that needed to be outside
Speaker 6: of the lifestyle thing. It was necessary and this isn't necessary.
Speaker 1: Rihanna had things that failed too. Rihanna's clothing line failed.
Speaker 6: Every single celebrity has launched businesses that yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: Like it's not.
Speaker 1: And Rihanna is the most relatable celebrity like celebrity entrepreneur
Speaker 1: outside of like Kim I would say so, and even
Speaker 1: she she relates, released a fashion line and it failed.
Speaker 7: I think Rihanna is probably more relatable than Kim No.
Speaker 2: It depends on, depends on, it depends on, but I
Speaker 2: think to the point with like, like Rihanna does content
Speaker 2: like this, like she's all actively. The good thing about
Speaker 2: her products too, is their daily products, so's she can
Speaker 2: always be seen using her products. She'll she'll walk around
Speaker 2: Harlem and debut new underwear and flash her ass. And
Speaker 2: I'm not saying Beyonce needs to do those things, but
Speaker 2: these are things that are authentic to Rihanna. I feel
Speaker 2: like every time we see Beyonce do an ad, it's
Speaker 2: so like high powered studio lights.
Speaker 5: It's like this big budget production.
Speaker 2: Rihanna just hopped out of a fucking suv and it
Speaker 2: was filmed on a phone of her like flashing her
Speaker 2: ass and being like new underwear. Like there's just more
Speaker 2: like authenticity and just like realists to realism to it
Speaker 2: where Beyonce' stuff feels so just like her music where
Speaker 2: it works effectively, it's over it's too overproduced to just
Speaker 2: sell a sweatsuit.
Speaker 6: And to me, that's not a fault of Beyonce. That's
Speaker 6: more of like a timing thing. Rihanna's what thirty four or.
Speaker 10: Five, you know, somewhere along those lines.
Speaker 6: Yes, either way, Beyonce has been in this game since
Speaker 6: the early nineteen thirty six, where this lifestyle be yourself
Speaker 6: thing was frowned upon. Yeah, when Rihanna came it, things
Speaker 6: were starting to shift. She could really be herself. Beyonce
Speaker 6: was really never given that luxury to walk outside and
Speaker 6: be like, this is who I am. Everyone in LA
Speaker 6: would be like, yo, shut the fuck up going there.
Speaker 6: When we're ready to show the world who you are,
Speaker 6: we'll do it.
Speaker 1: They made her stop talking because they made front of
Speaker 1: her accent so much like.
Speaker 6: Which now and currently. If she were to come out,
Speaker 6: that would probably be the thing that they focused on.
Speaker 6: This is an authentic Houston girl, be yourself like, that's
Speaker 6: what people want to see back then, though, No, you
Speaker 6: need to do what the white pop stars are doing.
Speaker 6: You don't even have any authenticity.
Speaker 2: His voice real cool. I was just gonna say it's
Speaker 2: it's being marketed like Rihanna's being marketed as a normal
Speaker 2: human being, while Beyonce's marketing was always about making her
Speaker 2: a mogul and making her bigger than the genre. That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's I feel like now Beyonce knows that,
Speaker 1: and she sees us like I can't. I think she can,
Speaker 1: but I feel like she's so deep in that mysterious
Speaker 1: upper echelon game she can't leave. So insert Okay, the
Speaker 1: whiskey insert Now. Now I'm going to lean into this
Speaker 1: now because because I am upheld this way, I am
Speaker 1: going to charge y'all. Y'all are going to get the
Speaker 1: ninety dollars whiskey, not the forty dollars whiskey. Are you
Speaker 1: seeing what I'm saying? Like, I'm not going to create
Speaker 1: a forty dollars tequila like everybody else. No, Now, I'm
Speaker 1: going to create a ninety dollars whiskey. And I'm known
Speaker 1: for being upper echelon, for being not elitist, but having
Speaker 1: so much class clash.
Speaker 10: And known for quality.
Speaker 1: So this is what I'm going to release, quality things, classy, elite.
Speaker 1: You got to lean into it at this point. You
Speaker 1: can't try to be somebody that you're not or you
Speaker 1: haven't been for years.
Speaker 6: So outside of me just being confused with her fans
Speaker 6: and whiskey and how that's going to connect, when was
Speaker 6: the last time a celebrity successfully really launched an alcohol Broan.
Speaker 2: Rock Dose, Hermanos, the breaking bet Walter White and.
Speaker 6: How was I'm really asking? I'm not trying to make it.
Speaker 2: In Kendall Jenner's Could we can be honest about that
Speaker 2: Cactus Jack shit? That Shu dark garbage? Yeah, that didn't
Speaker 2: do really well.
Speaker 5: That was more to tormanos is.
Speaker 2: Damn? Why am I blanking on his actual name?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 2: Brian Cranston and the other actor, Aaron Paul. They did
Speaker 2: all some marketing with it. An amazing job. I don't
Speaker 2: see it's a mezcal. You'll you'll recognize the label.
Speaker 1: Okay, marketing is everything because whatever they were doing with
Speaker 1: I was on do say Heavy.
Speaker 6: Wasn't launched as a celebrity alcohol Like, No, it was,
Speaker 6: It wasn't. George Clooney on Twitter going like, yo started
Speaker 6: the ship, Yeah, drank it?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Lebron has the Los Lobos right, which I like that way.
Speaker 10: I've had it in clubs a couple of times.
Speaker 5: It's not bad.
Speaker 2: It's really not that best.
Speaker 6: It's it's such a tough have an alcohol to ludiacon,
Speaker 6: No lion. It was called ludiac, know, but that's what
Speaker 6: we used to call it.
Speaker 7: No man, what is the name of it? Obviously nothing, No,
Speaker 7: it's not called looty saying that's what it was in
Speaker 7: the streets. That's what we called it when I was
Speaker 7: in the streets a tax. When I was on the
Speaker 7: box and day cariss alcohol.
Speaker 2: You had a conjured cognac.
Speaker 6: But it was called even I think set it in
Speaker 6: a song ludiac.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember it was a thing.
Speaker 6: No one referred to it as that was and it
Speaker 6: was a whiskey, uh kognac. It was was a cognac. Okay,
Speaker 6: the rock has.
Speaker 2: One, doesn't Kevin Hart to yeah, tea montas the rocks tequila.
Speaker 6: See, I did not even know that, and I know
Speaker 6: that it does.
Speaker 2: It's big pause.
Speaker 7: It gotta be. There has to be something behind this
Speaker 7: ship man getting into the wine and spirits thing. It
Speaker 7: has to be. There's no way all of these celebrities,
Speaker 7: well a lot of it is.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's you're just whitelisting products.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing with these makeup company, Like a
Speaker 2: lot of them have the same manufacturers in Asia and
Speaker 2: in China, and all the celebrity does is put their
Speaker 2: name behind it, so it's just whitelisted products. Then they
Speaker 2: go out to people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but this, Sir Davis Beyonce, sounds like I was created,
Speaker 7: was created her, not whitelist It's not something that was
Speaker 7: sitting in barrels somewhere like this sounds like, I mean,
Speaker 7: she could be giving us this whole story.
Speaker 2: Sure it's from a dis dellery like they didn't know
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 6: Art Beg they were one of my when I was
Speaker 6: at Havas. They were one of my clients that I
Speaker 6: worked on every day. Art Beg, which is a whiskey
Speaker 6: scotch I think was the oldest whiskey scotch period. So
Speaker 6: if she's working with them like it existed, Yeah, she
Speaker 6: probably just made her version.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 1: And well, for what I'm reading on Food and Wine,
Speaker 1: what they were saying on Food and Wine is that
Speaker 1: ELV she partnered with LVMH. LVMH went and found her
Speaker 1: a distiller. The distillers went and created something completely different.
Speaker 6: LVMH was art client at Havas. Yeah, Art Beg is
Speaker 6: under LVMH and is their whiskey Scotch.
Speaker 7: And it didn't Hove just suit them, I think so
Speaker 7: gangster little Matthew just suit him. And my wife is
Speaker 7: dropping the newt.
Speaker 5: Oh no she didn't, It wasn't.
Speaker 2: She's not working.
Speaker 7: You could take the nigg out of Massy.
Speaker 6: Sue and your wife's partners. Is fucking hilarious. Hey, you're
Speaker 6: gonna come to the launch party. I mean, I guess,
Speaker 6: I guess I just sued them niggas for a bag.
Speaker 7: But whatever.
Speaker 6: No, we're in litigation. I don't think I'm allowed to
Speaker 6: be five on her feet.
Speaker 2: Yoh, that's funny, man.
Speaker 1: What I was correcting you on is you've seen Art
Speaker 1: Beag because the doctor, I mean the doctor Bill Lumsden,
Speaker 1: who she has working with her to create the taste
Speaker 1: and all of that to create the whiskey. He used
Speaker 1: to work for Art Begs. She did not, but he
Speaker 1: still work with our bick.
Speaker 2: What about Virginia Black, that's another Whiskey's the one that
Speaker 2: drakes me.
Speaker 7: And already I never I never never had it. But
Speaker 7: I'm not a you know, I'm not a drink like
Speaker 7: I drink wine.
Speaker 5: That's it, but that launched in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 6: It didn't connect because I don't think Drake cared like
Speaker 6: when you do the celebrity liquor thing, if that celebrity
Speaker 6: is not pumping it the way that Puff did with
Speaker 6: the Rock or Jay did with Armandale and do say
Speaker 6: where it's like in every verse, But.
Speaker 2: That was a collection in your life style. That's different.
Speaker 2: He collabed.
Speaker 7: Drake collabed with another person on this.
Speaker 6: Oh, and then the contractors ran out.
Speaker 7: I don't know if it did, but it wasn't like
Speaker 7: it was just his thing. It was Brent Hockey. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so that's that's that's different. He partnered with somebody, probably
Speaker 7: made a little bag off of it, but it's still
Speaker 7: it wasn't I don't think of the passion. It was
Speaker 7: like something that he came up with and somebody that
Speaker 7: he was cool with gave him the idea.
Speaker 2: He was like, yeah, fuck it, let's do it.
Speaker 6: Because the only thing I can even think of is
Speaker 6: this Virginia has done me and already I'm blaming for real,
Speaker 6: Like that's the only time I think I ever heard
Speaker 6: in twenty sixteen too, and the next came out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I had no idea that Drake even partnered with
Speaker 1: liquor brand into y'allo.
Speaker 7: That I had.
Speaker 2: Really, it wasn't bad.
Speaker 7: It didn't like blow You like whiskey, yeah, I mind
Speaker 7: it well my go to.
Speaker 1: But if you do like whiskey, this isn't American whiskey.
Speaker 1: But because Beyonce is a fan of Japanese whiskey, they
Speaker 1: tend they leaned a little bit more into the scotch
Speaker 1: in the Japanese whiskey, so it doesn't taste like this
Speaker 1: straight American ride.
Speaker 10: It's a little bit more of a balance. Go try
Speaker 10: it or you.
Speaker 2: Just get hibiki. It's been doing very well for a
Speaker 2: bunch of.
Speaker 7: Years that when I was drinking, that was my ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, you want to get top shelf whiskey.
Speaker 6: Well, either way, congrats to be honest, that ship that.
Speaker 10: You do is so corny. Julian like, that is so corny.
Speaker 5: Hibikie's some of the best whiskey.
Speaker 10: Is But you don't have to like ship on other people.
Speaker 2: Saying if they're mimicking Japanese whiskey, you can just get
Speaker 2: the Japanese whiskey.
Speaker 6: Are they mimicking Japanese?
Speaker 1: That's not I didn't say that they were mimicking it.
Speaker 1: That's not what I said. I said that they wanted
Speaker 1: the flavor profile to be closer to it. So it
Speaker 1: does have the taste profile of a Japanese whiskey because
Speaker 1: of the things that it's made with a lot of
Speaker 1: the same things that that's made with. It just also
Speaker 1: has American ride in it. Just don't allude to it
Speaker 1: being to it not being top shelf whiskey.
Speaker 10: When you haven't tried.
Speaker 9: It, you'll be hilarious, but it's not funny.
Speaker 6: You don't be funny marketing for Beyonce to do. If
Speaker 6: she took this whiskey to Shark Tank.
Speaker 7: Are we telling Beyonce how to do more business?
Speaker 6: No, that's just as a fan what I would love
Speaker 6: to see because I love the show Shark Tank and
Speaker 6: they have brought wines up there, they brought beverages. If
Speaker 6: Beyonce went and tried to pitch her whiskey to market,
Speaker 6: mister fantastic.
Speaker 5: Mister fantastic. Yo just picking a different that.
Speaker 2: Guy so much. Kevin O'Leary. Uh, speaking of products, did
Speaker 2: you guys see Sexy Rits putting on a lip gloss?
Speaker 5: It tastes like her asshole?
Speaker 6: No, but that's hilarious. Here's the these are the that's
Speaker 6: lifestyle marketing. This is brill that's it right there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yellow discharge. Can't wait to get a bottle of.
Speaker 5: That booty whole brown.
Speaker 7: Come on, goner Rhea blue balls.
Speaker 5: Nut just nut sexual crazy.
Speaker 2: I haven't even seen color style marketing.
Speaker 1: I haven't even seen the colors, and I know that
Speaker 1: nut is going to be this col and I want it.
Speaker 7: And you know it's really gangster about this picture she
Speaker 7: posted no manicure, No, that's my period.
Speaker 6: You can't read any of the font like just here
Speaker 6: you pussy whole ping juice.
Speaker 7: Which one you're getting, baby, because I know you get
Speaker 7: one of these conor Rea dona Rea is crazy.
Speaker 1: Probably no, y'all like if y'all are joking, Like y'all
Speaker 1: are joking. I'm not buying this because I think that
Speaker 1: this is crass personally. But I think nut is gonna
Speaker 1: be the best color because I love nut colored lip glosses.
Speaker 10: I have one on right now.
Speaker 5: So here's wait, wait, wait, wait, I love nut color.
Speaker 7: Slow down. I don't know where you're about to go,
Speaker 7: but we gotta we found something right here. Hold on,
Speaker 7: you just said what I.
Speaker 2: Love nut colored lip glosses and nut.
Speaker 7: You love nut colored lip clos So it's almost like.
Speaker 10: A milky white. It's like a milky tanslucent white.
Speaker 2: That was Diddy's thing too.
Speaker 7: But why do you love that?
Speaker 1: Because it looks nice on your lips? Like that color
Speaker 1: looks nice on your lips. But the best way to
Speaker 1: describe it is nut. Like I've gone to the the
Speaker 1: nail salone and be like, I need you nut white,
Speaker 1: and she knows exactly what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: It's not white.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like girls say that, mad girl say that nut
Speaker 1: white on the nails. If you go on Twitter and
Speaker 1: search nut white nails, you will see they will all
Speaker 1: be the same color because women know what we're talking about.
Speaker 7: Outside again, that's what the girls I go to the
Speaker 7: nail spot.
Speaker 6: I've never seen a woman tell that Asian lady, do
Speaker 6: you'll put some nut on this?
Speaker 7: Nut white?
Speaker 2: Not white?
Speaker 7: So off white is not a thing no more. It's
Speaker 7: nut white because.
Speaker 10: It's not off white. It's like a translucent white.
Speaker 2: Okay, got you?
Speaker 7: Okay, Well I mean you know hopefully baby, do you
Speaker 7: enjoy the nut colored sexy red lip gloss?
Speaker 2: I like this.
Speaker 6: I take it back I don't want to see Beyonce
Speaker 6: and Shark Tank with her product. I want to see
Speaker 6: sexy Red.
Speaker 7: Let sexy Red, let her get that off on shark Tank.
Speaker 5: I just I see I Agent.
Speaker 1: It's just crack. It's so crab and just classless. And
Speaker 1: it's like, I'm cool with ratchet shit. I'm no behavioral
Speaker 1: politics for me. I like Sexy Red bendingover and showing
Speaker 1: her ass crack. I don't care about any of that.
Speaker 1: But I feel like the names of the lip glosses
Speaker 1: is just too far, and it's just kind of like
Speaker 1: it's unnecessary. She could sell anything she wanted to hold
Speaker 1: a sexy Red.
Speaker 5: She gotta be like she was twenty two, twenty three.
Speaker 2: Now she's young. Really no, she's like she's young.
Speaker 7: Her rebrand when she turned thirty.
Speaker 10: She gonna you keep saying that rebrand, it's not going
Speaker 10: to happen.
Speaker 7: It's going to happen.
Speaker 2: She'll have the shortcut happen.
Speaker 1: With Cardi of course, Cardi B was never as crass
Speaker 1: as Sexy Red.
Speaker 5: No one has ever been as crass as Sexy Red.
Speaker 7: I don't know about that crass.
Speaker 1: Cardi B was never she was not. No sexy is
Speaker 1: a different level. Carti was ghetto. Cardi was always ghetto
Speaker 1: in hood, but she was She's still ghetto in hood.
Speaker 7: Do you agree that Cardi had a rebrand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course. I don't think it's a rebrand. I
Speaker 1: think Cardi just grew up because Cardi is still ghettoing hood.
Speaker 7: Well, Sexy Red, she's gonna have that moment, and I
Speaker 7: think her look at coming out of that, I think
Speaker 7: it's gonna change her entirely. I mean, she's already doing well.
Speaker 7: She's business is booming, she's selling lifestyle. She's leaning into
Speaker 7: this character and this person that she's created. But I
Speaker 7: think once she again gets older she's twenty six, thirty
Speaker 7: thirty one, Once she gets there, kids get a little older,
Speaker 7: I think, like once she changes her image, because I
Speaker 7: think sexy Red is a really pretty girl, I think
Speaker 7: she I agree. I've always said that once she changes
Speaker 7: her aesthetic and her look and kind of like you know,
Speaker 7: puts more class into it, I think she's going to
Speaker 7: reach another level yellow discharge.
Speaker 1: I think if I think if Sexy Red became classy,
Speaker 1: no one would care about her because the reason why
Speaker 1: she gets the tension she does.
Speaker 7: Is it's gonna grow up with her. The girls that
Speaker 7: like that now they're gonna be thirty one, thirty two
Speaker 7: at some day.
Speaker 1: A girl that puts booty whole brown on her lips,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you she's never No, No, what do.
Speaker 7: You mean you still put nut white on your nails?
Speaker 1: Yeah, But he describe it as nut white. We describe
Speaker 1: it as like we're not going Yeah.
Speaker 7: She it's the same ship, it's not the same. She's
Speaker 7: gonna grow up. Herdence is gonna grow up with her.
Speaker 7: I like the certain type of music when I was
Speaker 7: twenty six. I would never listen to that shit at
Speaker 7: forty two that I used to listen to a twenty six.
Speaker 7: You grow, you get older, you're going till you start traveling,
Speaker 7: going different places, your lifestyle changes. When Sexy Red hits
Speaker 7: that moment, I think she's gonna as big as she
Speaker 7: is now. I think she's gonna be even bigger once that.
Speaker 7: Once that transition happens.
Speaker 6: For five plus three, it don't work like you fucking up.
Speaker 7: Anything that equals eight.
Speaker 5: Once she becomes rhapsody, No, I.
Speaker 2: Don't think she's gonna go there. She's not gonna go there.
Speaker 6: To de Merris's point, though, like, what what does the
Speaker 6: mature sexy Red like, what does that look like? Because
Speaker 6: I'm kind of with what she's saying. People gonna care
Speaker 6: if she's not being.
Speaker 2: It's the same.
Speaker 7: It's the same. It's character, it's it's Cardi. Though it's
Speaker 7: not it's the same, it's not. I'm just so about sthetically,
Speaker 7: not the music. The music doesn't have to change that.
Speaker 7: It's gonna change. She's gonna start telling my real shit,
Speaker 7: real life things and things like that.
Speaker 6: Cardi just said I sucked dick from scratch, well two
Speaker 6: weeks ago.
Speaker 7: She's gonna always suck dick. She's a woman, she.
Speaker 1: Likes mentis you keep saying that car Carti. The only
Speaker 1: thing that has changed about Carti is the way that
Speaker 1: she dresses. And obviously her looks because of the you know,
Speaker 1: the surgery, she's gone and she's gotten older, but so
Speaker 1: her aesthetic has changed her. The way she dresses has changed.
Speaker 7: Her esthetic has changed. Okay, Yes, that's all I'm saying
Speaker 7: about sexy Red. How you not catching that? Okay, Once
Speaker 7: she stops wearing shit like that that she's wearing and
Speaker 7: changes her sthetic, she's going to reach another level.
Speaker 6: Has Cardi changed her.
Speaker 2: This is maturity.
Speaker 7: No, I mean, but that's still that's amateur. Marti's still
Speaker 7: gonna show you her shape and show you that she
Speaker 7: looked good. She's never gonna go with But I'm saying
Speaker 7: Cardi has changed her look a lot from when she
Speaker 7: first came out until now.
Speaker 2: Absolutely she's changed her look.
Speaker 1: She has, But I just don't see Sexy Red doing that,
Speaker 1: because then she would lose her core audience.
Speaker 7: No, she won't. They grow with you.
Speaker 2: In that ghetto.
Speaker 1: Ghetto, bitches, that was ghetto at eighteen. They still be
Speaker 1: ghetto at twenty two. They still be getting ghetto at thirty.
Speaker 1: They still ghetto at forty, of course they do. But
Speaker 1: they also still grow and change in a lot of
Speaker 1: different ways too. They still gonna remind you that they ghetto.
Speaker 7: They don't want to always be ghetto walking around being ghetto,
Speaker 7: but if they need to dig in that ghetto bag,
Speaker 7: it's still available. That's what Cardi does. She is still
Speaker 7: digging that bag and go online and go crazy, and
Speaker 7: she don't do it as much and as often as
Speaker 7: she used to.
Speaker 1: But that's because she's a celebrity. That's why not be red. Okay,
Speaker 1: but we're not talking about Sexy Red. We're talking about
Speaker 1: her fans. That's what I'm talking about. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: Sexy Red won't they have the same fans?
Speaker 7: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I think they have a very similar fan.
Speaker 7: They have the same fan base, now much younger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's definitely crazy.
Speaker 7: Over what the fuck are y'all talking about? I think
Speaker 7: go to a Cardi show is the same girls, that's
Speaker 7: most likely gonna be a Sexy Red show.
Speaker 2: I definitely crossover you.
Speaker 1: No, there's a crossover, But there's a bit. There's a
Speaker 1: First of all, like I've told y'all a million times
Speaker 1: that Sexy Red also appeals to more men than Carty
Speaker 1: be Ever? Did I keep telling y'all that, y'all laugh
Speaker 1: at me? Then every five seconds it's the video of
Speaker 1: a nigga singing a Sexy Red song going viral. She
Speaker 1: appeals to more men than Carty ever did everything. She
Speaker 1: also appeals to younger, to a younger audience than Carti
Speaker 1: ever did. She also appeals to a way ghettoer audience
Speaker 1: than Cardi Ever did.
Speaker 7: How how are you coming up with this?
Speaker 1: If you don't know the difference between Bodak Yellow and
Speaker 1: my pussy pink, my booty, whole brown with the niggas,
Speaker 1: I'm looking for the holes quick play. A nigga comes,
Speaker 1: suck a bitch toes Poundtown just like Poundtown.
Speaker 7: You in the back of my throat. That got that?
Speaker 5: Well, it's the different it's the same ship.
Speaker 7: What are you talking about?
Speaker 10: Okay, we can agree to disagree.
Speaker 2: What artists did you grow with? Like?
Speaker 6: You saw their content change? You grew up with the
Speaker 6: way that these young fans will grow with Sexy Red
Speaker 6: eventually to change.
Speaker 5: Man, imagine that being as far as grow with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it doesn't have to be a female rapper. But
Speaker 6: what artists did you see that you like grew with them?
Speaker 7: My daddy is crazy.
Speaker 6: Listen, man, thug Holiday to me is gospels.
Speaker 2: Did you grow Lloyds? You grew with Jay?
Speaker 7: No, but j was always older than me.
Speaker 2: But grew up with j that's different. But he's older.
Speaker 2: That's not music.
Speaker 1: You grew as Jay's music grew. You haven't hit for
Speaker 1: for four years.
Speaker 7: But the thing about the thing about Jay that's different
Speaker 7: still in blueprint three. The thing about Ja that's different
Speaker 7: He Jay uses. Jay uses his music to talk about
Speaker 7: his lifestyle and and his growth and hopefully his audience
Speaker 7: attaches to that and they grow as well, which is
Speaker 7: why his four four four album, he was saying things
Speaker 7: on the air that people was like, damn, like, one
Speaker 7: day you're gonna have to grow up. Youre gonna have
Speaker 7: to do ship move like this. It's like, that's what
Speaker 7: Jay does when he gives you music. Now he's speaking
Speaker 7: directly from his experience, his growth, things that he's into,
Speaker 7: the things that he's learning. But not every artist has
Speaker 7: that ability, and that's what that's I think with Jay's
Speaker 7: magic is people look forward to learning about what's the
Speaker 7: new thing or what's like. What are the like?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 7: Niggas want to know, yo joke, why are you getting
Speaker 7: up every morning walking with these billionaires?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 7: What the fuck y'all just walking around your neighborhood doing
Speaker 7: like that's like a thing. Now they know what he doing.
Speaker 5: He's walking.
Speaker 2: He owed he need to move his.
Speaker 7: No no, no, no, no walking them niggas ain't them
Speaker 7: niggas do. If you think them niggas is just walking, you
Speaker 7: got life fucked up. Obviously you don't have four billionaires
Speaker 7: just walking in the morning.
Speaker 2: They think that the niggas is just exercise.
Speaker 6: Well, him and Jack are fishing on that boat.
Speaker 1: Fuck obviously they're talking and having conversations, but they're like,
Speaker 1: that's what older people do. Yes, he's walking with billionaires
Speaker 1: because those are the people who live in his neighborhood.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's who he's walking within his walking club.
Speaker 1: They have a similar interesting things.
Speaker 7: I'm I'm just talking about the growth, and he's like
Speaker 7: the person that you look to like, Okay, when I'm
Speaker 7: fifty two fifty three, that's what I have to look
Speaker 7: forward to doing, like getting up and walking with my
Speaker 7: neighbors around the neighborhood. You gotta remember, this is a
Speaker 7: dude from Brooklyn that's so cracking the project, Like we've
Speaker 7: seen his story in Folk to where he is now
Speaker 7: in our culture, we've never seen nothing like that, not
Speaker 7: from selling crack in the projects to that. We've never
Speaker 7: seen that before. So the difference the Jay is the
Speaker 7: one that people look at and say, that's a cool
Speaker 7: way to grow old, like if you can, because we
Speaker 7: all want to grow old. Growing old is the coolest
Speaker 7: shit in the world. Nobody wants to die young. That's
Speaker 7: a waste of life, waste of time. Growing old but
Speaker 7: still being cool.
Speaker 2: Is the goal. At least to myself. Let me speak
Speaker 2: for myself.
Speaker 7: I don't know about others, but I want to grow old,
Speaker 7: but I also want to still be cool. I don't
Speaker 7: want to be wearing sandals with Lennon's short to the cookout.
Speaker 7: I don't want to be doing that.
Speaker 10: I've seen Jay and sandals and Lennon shorts.
Speaker 6: Like how You're the King of New York with Sean
Speaker 6: clutches on on the beach reference that y'all don't even
Speaker 6: on the beach.
Speaker 7: To Tim's on the beach.
Speaker 6: You remember when Can went on Hot Day seven and screening.
Speaker 7: I never understood that. Then I'm like, he's on a beach,
Speaker 7: He's insane with his wife. He's insane. You wear to
Speaker 7: the beach you wouldn't with some a ones on the beach.
Speaker 2: Hope was older than you.
Speaker 6: I guess I've really meant someone that was closer to
Speaker 6: your age. Like I can say Kendrick and Cole, I've
Speaker 6: grown with like I was twenty when they came out,
Speaker 6: nineteen when they came out, and like I've hit the
Speaker 6: same life pillars the same way they did, Like we
Speaker 6: grew together. In the music. I can hear it too. Yeah,
Speaker 6: from some of the more the party shit to more
Speaker 6: of the introspective. Yeah, understanding yourself and realizing what the
Speaker 6: fuck am I? What have I been doing for the
Speaker 6: last ten years? Type of thing? Do you have artists
Speaker 6: like that? I felt that way about Drake for a
Speaker 6: long time. I think his content shifted a bit and
Speaker 6: he's actually regressed in that, but who cares. That's his journey.
Speaker 6: Do you have that with your age group of an
Speaker 6: artist that you really sat.
Speaker 7: With, it's always a little older. But I think that's
Speaker 7: that's dope too, because for me personally, I've always I
Speaker 7: always hung out with people that were old, a little
Speaker 7: older than me. Like, I never really hung out with
Speaker 7: too many people that were my age or too many
Speaker 7: people that was that much younger than me. It was
Speaker 7: always a lot of older I was always around a
Speaker 7: lot of older a lot of older cats. Yeah, but
Speaker 7: I had, you know, obviously, my friends that were you know,
Speaker 7: closer to my age, but I always made sure I
Speaker 7: kept some older people around me. I always had conversations
Speaker 7: with older people because again, that's they saw what we
Speaker 7: haven't seen yet. They've experienced these things, they know what's happening,
Speaker 7: they know exactly where I'm at right now, what I'm
Speaker 7: going through, the thoughts I'm having, the emotions, the battles mentally.
Speaker 7: But they also can tell you, Okay, yeah, I had that,
Speaker 7: this is how you maneuver around that, This is how
Speaker 7: you get over that, you know, would find the thing
Speaker 7: that you're passionate about. Don't worry about what other people think,
Speaker 7: orry about what other people got going on, focus on
Speaker 7: You need those conversations. And I think for me, Jay
Speaker 7: is probably the only rapper that I remember listening to
Speaker 7: when I was very young in high school that I
Speaker 7: probably still live to now and really pay attention to
Speaker 7: exactly what he's saying, because again we're watching it unfold.
Speaker 7: We're watching him reach these heights and these pinnacles and
Speaker 7: personal life and business musically, getting all these accolades. It's
Speaker 7: like we saw it throughout the twenty five years, thirty years.
Speaker 7: So I mean, for me, that's the only one that
Speaker 7: I look at and I play pay close attention to
Speaker 7: other rappers I listened to, but I'm not looking for
Speaker 7: those things.
Speaker 6: I feel blessed for my age because your generation, unfortunately,
Speaker 6: it wasn't like super cool to talk about your feelings.
Speaker 6: H I kind of love that I got the generation
Speaker 6: Ie Cole Kendrick, that world of being vulnerable in your
Speaker 6: music and that being okay. And then all my favorite
Speaker 6: rappers that were older, I e. Nas and Jay, when
Speaker 6: I started to get older, they finally were like, you
Speaker 6: know what, I'm going to talk about every shitty thing
Speaker 6: I've done in my family's.
Speaker 5: Life at the Basquiacho, Like, I think it's cool.
Speaker 6: I got the perfect time to go from my twenties
Speaker 6: to my thirties because the rappers my age, we're talking
Speaker 6: about the shit that I was going through. And then
Speaker 6: the guys that were ten years older that I loved
Speaker 6: as a kid are now like a, here's life is good,
Speaker 6: Here's four forty four. Like that shit became really cool
Speaker 6: to do when I was going from twenty.
Speaker 7: Nine to thirty.
Speaker 6: I think being born in nineteen ninety to me has
Speaker 6: been the coolest thing when it comes to me, the
Speaker 6: way I'm so happy that I was in this generation.
Speaker 2: The way in which Pixar targeted us like when we
Speaker 2: were kids, like our age group, That's how I felt
Speaker 2: with the way those movies would carry through my life.
Speaker 2: That's how I felt closely with more so like directly
Speaker 2: to my age. It's like a year or two older
Speaker 2: than I was. Mac Miller was, Like it could not
Speaker 2: have lined up better in terms of when best day ever, Kids,
Speaker 2: best day ever, like watching movies, Good Am, like all
Speaker 2: of those were dropping. It's such like specific parts of
Speaker 2: my life. And I feel like he was. He was
Speaker 2: obviously living in a very different lifestyle, but the experiences
Speaker 2: were mirroring each other throughout that whole journey and obviously
Speaker 2: where it ended, I think he was heading in.
Speaker 5: That to that four four four era.
Speaker 2: At twenty six, he was already in that like introspective
Speaker 2: therapeutic phase in his career, in his journey, and that
Speaker 2: music was so much deeper if you listen back to
Speaker 2: what Kids was, I mean, it's like light years difference
Speaker 2: and if you really look at it down in such
Speaker 2: a short amount of time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because uh kids was what two thousand Kids was
Speaker 6: eight or eight And at that point too, I didn't
Speaker 6: have much life experience. I just love Lord Finesse samples.
Speaker 5: Kids, so like no, like twenty ten, Mac.
Speaker 6: Is actually a great example, even though I mean I
Speaker 6: don't have the same connection Julian does with Mac, but
Speaker 6: I can appreciate the same thing when I was eighteen,
Speaker 6: I just like Lord Finesse, shit, yeah, and here was
Speaker 6: a kid rapping on that, and then you saw his
Speaker 6: career once you get to the divine feminine. I was
Speaker 6: twenty six, like life was starting to change a bit. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that is a good point. Mac is someone that mirrored
Speaker 6: me being thirty four in the exact trajectory where I
Speaker 6: would have taken the things with music too. Can rap
Speaker 6: over the old shit I love and then all right,
Speaker 6: now it's life experience.
Speaker 2: Kids is about him literally graduating high school. Like there's
Speaker 2: a line. Here's like, oh yeah, like a graduated high school,
Speaker 2: like I graduated like that summer. It could not have
Speaker 2: been like a direct, more direct mirror of what was
Speaker 2: going on in my life.
Speaker 1: I never had that with an artist growing up. I
Speaker 1: always listened to artists who were way older than me,
Speaker 1: and I couldn't really relate to the things that they
Speaker 1: were going through. I go back now and re listen,
Speaker 1: and shit is amazing. Like I go back now to
Speaker 1: Janet and listen to some of the things that I
Speaker 1: was listening to and bop into when I was seven
Speaker 1: years old, eight years old, my favorite song when I
Speaker 1: was ten, and I'm like I'm going through this, it
Speaker 1: feels like completely, it's like I'm hearing the song again
Speaker 1: for the first time. Emotionally. Growth as far as my
Speaker 1: as far as the past ten years emotionally, I would
Speaker 1: say Kailani's music probably I saw us grow a lot
Speaker 1: emotionally together, from you Should be Here to Blue Water Road.
Speaker 10: Don't really count crash, but you should be Here to
Speaker 10: Blue Water Road.
Speaker 1: Like that emotional growth, even with the spirituality thing and
Speaker 1: the yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah Kaylanie, I could definitely see being one of those
Speaker 6: yeah because she was like what seventeen when you Should
Speaker 6: be Here came out?
Speaker 10: Eighties, Yeah, somewhere around there.
Speaker 6: She was super young and super introspective at that time.
Speaker 6: But from a teenager's point of view, yeah, her music
Speaker 6: has definitely been No, she had to be older. It
Speaker 6: was a road map of your twenties. I feel that
Speaker 6: way about Blonde as well. I think Blond is the
Speaker 6: perfect the perfect album for somebody from twenty to twenty nine.
Speaker 6: I think it really defines what your twenties are. I
Speaker 6: think Sissa did a great job with control that way.
Speaker 6: This is one of those artists where it's like if
Speaker 6: you're her age when that was happening. You connected to
Speaker 6: it on a whole different level because you were going
Speaker 6: through those exact same things.
Speaker 5: Adele as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you know Adell names aw her albums after
Speaker 1: her ages.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I mean but she was a little bit
Speaker 5: more much.
Speaker 6: I would say, Adele was so much more mature at
Speaker 6: twenty one than I ever. Yeah, yeah, I appreciate twenty
Speaker 6: one more now that I'm thirty four, Yeah, than what
Speaker 6: I would have when I was fucking twenty.
Speaker 5: One, torow.
Speaker 6: Adele was way ahead of her time tomorrow, way more mature.
Speaker 2: Of saying like, there wasn't an artist his age, there
Speaker 2: was always someone a little older. When Kanye first came out,
Speaker 2: because the theme of his thing was like school, even
Speaker 2: though he was significantly older than I than I was
Speaker 2: at the time, I still could see, like the trio
Speaker 2: of those albums from graduational late registration to I mean sorry,
Speaker 2: from cos drop out to late registration to graduation, like
Speaker 2: I could see what my life would look like in
Speaker 2: the lens of like the schooling and the skits and
Speaker 2: all those things. So that was always someone that and
Speaker 2: that carried through talk about experimenting that Obviously we know
Speaker 2: what he did with the albums that followed that. But
Speaker 2: I mean that eventually all went away unfortunately.
Speaker 7: But the one artist that I'm surprised his life is
Speaker 7: like obviously new lifestyle and he is now didn't translate
Speaker 7: into his music as great as I thought it would,
Speaker 7: because his story of what he's doing now and life
Speaker 7: is amazing, is jeezy. I can think like he tried it,
Speaker 7: like you know, a couple of songs we got, oh
Speaker 7: you know, I don't sell birds, no more sell houses
Speaker 7: and shit like that, like fly shit. We knew Jesus
Speaker 7: as a snowman and now he has a you know,
Speaker 7: a big real estate company in Georgia. To me personally,
Speaker 7: that's fly for him to make that transition be a
Speaker 7: great businessman, father now, things like that. To see him
Speaker 7: in that in that space and his life is amazing.
Speaker 7: But it didn't translate into the music as much as
Speaker 7: I thought it would. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: And again like that's but he was one of those
Speaker 7: ones when he dropped everything he was saying, and you know,
Speaker 7: the pictures he was paying, the things he was giving us.
Speaker 7: It resonated with Like I said, he's from Atlanta, but
Speaker 7: everybody you know in New York that I knew that
Speaker 7: was in that in that lifestyle was like, Yo, this
Speaker 7: is some of the most authentic shit we've ever heard
Speaker 7: when it comes to this type of lifestyle. But I
Speaker 7: love where he's at personally now, Like just seeing GZ now,
Speaker 7: you know, it's just like his growth as a as
Speaker 7: a person and you know, just changing his look, you know,
Speaker 7: he wearing suits a lot and things like that and
Speaker 7: really doing real legit business and prospering in that field
Speaker 7: is amazing. But it didn't translate into the music because
Speaker 7: I think I wish, but.
Speaker 6: I think that's that way too generation thing that we
Speaker 6: were talking about, like Jess from that generation, where yeah,
Speaker 6: he was doing that in his actual life, but probably
Speaker 6: in his brain was like nobody wants to hear that
Speaker 6: shit on music, Like they just want to hear tam
Speaker 6: one on one, Like I'm gonna just do yesteryear raps
Speaker 6: of I don't do that anymore, but this is what
Speaker 6: I used to do type shit. But I think on
Speaker 6: the the DJ Drama Jez tape that came out at
Speaker 6: the end.
Speaker 7: Of last year or was it this year that was
Speaker 7: last year, I think.
Speaker 6: I think it was definitely more on the mature side
Speaker 6: of talking about current things. I just think it takes
Speaker 6: people from your generation a little longer to get into
Speaker 6: that vulnerability bag with their music, even if they're doing
Speaker 6: it in their own personal lives.
Speaker 2: They just think nobody wants to.
Speaker 7: Hear that shit, and it's not easy to do though.
Speaker 7: Of course, it's not easy to like that, you know,
Speaker 7: that legit shit sound cool, like it's fucked up, But
Speaker 7: it's not easy to make that legit, you know, lifestyle
Speaker 7: sound cool.
Speaker 2: That's the thing, especially when it comes to the drug
Speaker 2: as your past. Do you think it's because because like
Speaker 2: that's what you're known for, you kind of get pigeonholed
Speaker 2: as that of course, Like I don't want to. I mean,
Speaker 2: I guess Push is another person that comes to my mind,
Speaker 2: like that lifestyle and that mentality is so beyond where
Speaker 2: he is as a as an adult, as a man,
Speaker 2: but it I mean, my joke with him is like,
Speaker 2: you know, how many how many ways can we flip
Speaker 2: coke this album? Like it's just it's just it never
Speaker 2: seems to go away.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you definitely can box yourself in. You definitely can
Speaker 7: fall into a pigeonhole. But again, it takes a certain
Speaker 7: type of skill and a certain type of charisma to
Speaker 7: be able to package it up and sell it to
Speaker 7: your audience and your fan base in a way where
Speaker 7: it doesn't seem too foreign, it doesn't seem like it's
Speaker 7: a reach. It's like, Okay, this is this is this person.
Speaker 7: We can tell it's authentic and it's realness is what
Speaker 7: this person is into.
Speaker 6: I think Push now as a good balance of that,
Speaker 6: because I do want to hear Coke raps from Push,
Speaker 6: Like I'm not the music fan that only wants to
Speaker 6: hear about vulnerability. Like sometimes I want fucking drums and
Speaker 6: talking about.
Speaker 2: His last two albums to me.
Speaker 6: But if you go, h, I mean Push, this catalog
Speaker 6: is insane. I don't think people give credit to Push
Speaker 6: his solo catalog in the last what seven eight years.
Speaker 6: But the clips record that leaked that everyone on streaming
Speaker 6: about their parents was fucking beautiful from the fashion show,
Speaker 6: that song is incredible. The vulnerability on that song is insane.
Speaker 6: So he's one of those artists from your generation that
Speaker 6: I feel like balance is that well put Yeah, but
Speaker 6: Pushes from that he's from that. He's I mean, he's
Speaker 6: been vulnerable. I'm not just saying he's starting to do
Speaker 6: it now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like he pushes head.
Speaker 7: He's been vulnerable and talked about other things outside of
Speaker 7: the obvious, you know, drug drug lifestyle and street lifestyle.
Speaker 7: He's always sprinkled some of that and in there, so
Speaker 7: he never really boxed himself too far into that corner.
Speaker 2: It's just with with.
Speaker 6: Your generation, I think, like Jadakiss still feel Me as
Speaker 6: a perfect example, one of my favorite records ever, Kiss
Speaker 6: is super vulnerable. But your generation has to be if
Speaker 6: they're vulnerable, have to still look cool while they're vulnerable.
Speaker 6: Whereas my generation, when we do vulnerability, we're not always
Speaker 6: looking like the best people. It's more of a freeing experience.
Speaker 6: Like Kiss was so cool and still feel memm bearing
Speaker 6: his heart out. But at one point, you know, he's
Speaker 6: still talking about, Yeah, they can't give me the projects,
Speaker 6: like I haven't robbed yet, Like why was that necessary?
Speaker 2: Another I haven't been robbed yet?
Speaker 7: Another person that we spoke to, Uh, we spoke to
Speaker 7: Styles about his lifestyle and how he changed and he
Speaker 7: went from being you know, the dude that had the
Speaker 7: yak and the fifth of Yak and all of that,
Speaker 7: like and now he has juice bars, you know, selling
Speaker 7: green juices all over the city.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what this goes against my point? Styles
Speaker 6: has always been super vulnerable, like gangster and gentlemen. The
Speaker 6: song not I mean from the album super Vulnerable didn't
Speaker 6: look like but even the title didn't and the gentleman
Speaker 6: didn't look like the greatest person. Styles has always been that.
Speaker 6: That's why Style is my favorite out of the Locks.
Speaker 6: His solo shit is amazing to me. Even my brother
Speaker 6: on that album is crazy. So yeah, I guess that
Speaker 6: goes against my point. Styles is one of those that
Speaker 6: Styles and I don't the Yonkers thing. Styles and DMX
Speaker 6: from your generation are the only two. Doesn't matter how
Speaker 6: we look at it. Was vulnerable and he didn't care
Speaker 6: how he made them look.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he didn't. He wasn't trying to be cool, He
Speaker 7: wasn't giving about He was giving you real experiences, real emotion,
Speaker 7: real thoughts, real moments, and he was one of the
Speaker 7: best to me ever that when it came to giving
Speaker 7: us that. But Styles, to me, I don't like to
Speaker 7: say rebrand, but like what he added to his life
Speaker 7: and you know how he's grown and what he's doing
Speaker 7: now with business and health and pushing that message into
Speaker 7: the community and to the culture. You know, it's just
Speaker 7: dope to see the guys that came up in a
Speaker 7: certain era and how they started and where they landed. Now,
Speaker 7: Like I think it's you know, styles is one of
Speaker 7: those stories to me, that's above many of the stories
Speaker 7: that we have in our coaching.
Speaker 2: Another example from our generation, Real Quick Tyler Creator one
Speaker 2: of the craziest growth sound wise of an artist discography.
Speaker 7: For sure, but he's one of the special ones though.
Speaker 2: He's a fucking yeah, he's one of the discussions.
Speaker 6: Like somehow even Jay sounded cool during You Must Love
Speaker 6: Me mm hmm Vulnerables. Yeah, but he he was still cool.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be talking about I think that's what it is.
Speaker 6: Y'all have a better way of being vulnerable and make
Speaker 6: yourself not look like you took an l.
Speaker 7: Like that's a skill that definitely takes a certain type
Speaker 7: of skill to be able to do that.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I just think our generation stopped caring about that,
Speaker 6: and it's like, I'm just not a good person sometimes, Yeah,
Speaker 6: this is who I am. But anyways, Alex Cooper took
Speaker 6: our money from Serious.
Speaker 7: Alex Cooper jumps from Spotify to Serious X y and
Speaker 7: one hundred and twenty five million dollar deal The powerhouse
Speaker 7: called her Daddy host strikes a new deal for a
Speaker 7: black House and Underwell podcast lineup. I'm not hating.
Speaker 5: No, no said that was that's hate. That was hate.
Speaker 6: No, I'm hating at whoever wrote I'm hating on James whatever.
Speaker 6: I'm the powerhouse. I mean it is a powerhouse. Just
Speaker 6: don't use that word to me, so you just hate
Speaker 6: the adjective. It is a powerhouse by definition, this podcast isn't.
Speaker 6: I'm not hating. This is great for all of us.
Speaker 6: The podcast boom has been over. I'm so happy a
Speaker 6: pot cast got evaluated at one hundred and twenty five million.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's do it like great?
Speaker 6: Like when it happened with Rogan back in the day,
Speaker 6: I was a little like, eh, is that just putting
Speaker 6: a ceiling and a number on all of us While
Speaker 6: this podcast boom is about to start, I felt indifferent
Speaker 6: about it. Now that that boom is over, I'm so
Speaker 6: happy that a podcast is being evaluated.
Speaker 2: At this Well. What's interesting with this is it's not
Speaker 2: exclusive to a serious x M like the Podcast Network
Speaker 2: or any of their properties. You can still get it
Speaker 2: on Spotify, Apple everywhere.
Speaker 6: I mean, but when we were a serious similar licensing deal,
Speaker 6: it was available everywhere.
Speaker 2: It wasn't no, But I'm talking about the money that
Speaker 2: she's goet Like what, Joe Rogan, It's only Spotify?
Speaker 1: So how do you make money from a license? How
Speaker 1: does the company that is giving you this money make
Speaker 1: money from those.
Speaker 7: The new deal gives Serious XM exclusive advertising and distribution
Speaker 7: rights for host and executive Lusive Cooper's flagship podcasts, as
Speaker 7: well as her Unwell Brands lineup of shows, which include
Speaker 7: Hot MESA with Alex Earl, Pretty Lonesome with Madeline Argie,
Speaker 7: Boyfriend Material with Harry Jowsey, and In Your Dreams with
Speaker 7: Owen Fields.
Speaker 5: So she has a couple shows.
Speaker 6: That's what it's really being a value with the network.
Speaker 6: I'm being brought over there, But what was your original question.
Speaker 10: I was asking.
Speaker 1: I was just wanted you guys to I mean, obviously
Speaker 1: we know, but I wanted to explain to our listeners.
Speaker 1: How do how does the company that's doing this license
Speaker 1: to deal with her make money off of it?
Speaker 10: If it's available to everybody.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if this is a licensing deal,
Speaker 6: but I can speak to our deal with Serious, which
Speaker 6: was a licensing deal. They have exclusive rights to sell
Speaker 6: ads against our audio content, and our podcast goes to
Speaker 6: anywhere that you get podcasts. But Serious is the only
Speaker 6: people that can sell ads against it. So they make
Speaker 6: the money based off that you have an exclusive licensing
Speaker 6: deal for a certain amount of time. They can sell
Speaker 6: the ads no one else can.
Speaker 7: And it's all about advertisement.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: So comes I didn't know I'm reading the in this article.
Speaker 2: I didn't know. SmartLess was also poached and brought on
Speaker 2: board with Serious. They well left Amazon. They had a
Speaker 2: really nice bag from Amazon, and they just left Amazon
Speaker 2: in January to go to Sirius.
Speaker 6: I mean, I see what Sious is doing. After the
Speaker 6: Stitcher situation, they had to rebuild, so I see what
Speaker 6: they're doing. Instead of just grabbing one pod, Let's get
Speaker 6: one of the biggest podcasters that has somewhat of a
Speaker 6: network already and just put all our money into that,
Speaker 6: because we know where the podcast genre is currently as
Speaker 6: far as advertising goes. So this is more of a
Speaker 6: sure win than trying to figure out, let's.
Speaker 2: Get this pod.
Speaker 7: Let's get this pod, Let's get this pod.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's get call her Daddy and everyone under her,
Speaker 6: and let's just put all our eggs into the back.
Speaker 7: Three year ago. So they're probably gonna just let that
Speaker 7: run for those three years. They probably won't give any
Speaker 7: more exclusive deals outside of that. They probably put all
Speaker 7: the money into that and just let that run for
Speaker 7: three years. But either way, congratulations to Coop Alex Cooper,
Speaker 7: that's her name. Yeah, congratulations to Alex Cooper for Sophia
Speaker 7: Man on a major deal.
Speaker 2: Why that bag.
Speaker 10: Can't remember exactly what the story was?
Speaker 7: Why are you trying to link?
Speaker 2: No, I'm just said she's she's repped by UTA. Would
Speaker 2: be incredible to have her on.
Speaker 7: He spoke to Orn in a minute what he's been doing.
Speaker 2: This is why Orn will answer.
Speaker 7: Fish to Fry, I get it all right. I'll be
Speaker 7: calling you this weekend. Don't worry, Warren.
Speaker 6: How dare you go make money for your company at
Speaker 6: your job?
Speaker 1: I think you guys might be fun call her daddy
Speaker 1: guests if you guys were going there, I think it
Speaker 1: would be awesome. It would also be great advertising for
Speaker 1: our podcast.
Speaker 6: But what were you guys saying about Sophia initially?
Speaker 5: Though the bag drop floor?
Speaker 2: She really fucked up?
Speaker 6: Is she still with that boyfriend from HBO that like
Speaker 6: talked her.
Speaker 2: Out of that. Yeah, no one knows what she's doing.
Speaker 6: I mean, from my understanding though, she's like a sweet person.
Speaker 6: I mean they have a lot of mutual friends that
Speaker 6: speak very highly of her. That's a great person. You
Speaker 6: still fucked up your bag?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't want to say she fucked up.
Speaker 10: I don't know what went on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she let him fuck it up the boyfriend.
Speaker 6: I outside looking in, I believe that's what actually happened when.
Speaker 2: Dave was trying to make that work.
Speaker 6: I actually felt Dave gave a very very generous offer
Speaker 6: in that entire thing. I actually think Dave did something
Speaker 6: most companies would never do as far as renegotiating.
Speaker 2: I thought it was super fair.
Speaker 6: And Alex went and met with him, and Sophia didn't
Speaker 6: because her boyfriend worked at HBO and he said he
Speaker 6: could do it instead.
Speaker 1: God, please don't never give me no dick that make
Speaker 1: me fuck up a hundred million dollar bag.
Speaker 10: I don't want that dick. Keep it away from me.
Speaker 2: That's devil dick. That dick was sent by Satan.
Speaker 7: Listen.
Speaker 6: People will say what they want about barstool, and I
Speaker 6: get it. But being in this podcast genre and shopping
Speaker 6: around for a long time, Barstool gives very very fair deals.
Speaker 6: They're not this like shitty bro company that people make
Speaker 6: them out. Dave does shit that no other businessman would do.
Speaker 6: That does empower the creatives that are under him. Like
Speaker 6: if you go watch his video when they call her daddy,
Speaker 6: thing was breaking up. I was watching that, like, you're
Speaker 6: really gonna do this for them? You're a great fucking guy.
Speaker 6: No one I know would do what he did in
Speaker 6: that situation. You know, he's just abrasive, and I think
Speaker 6: that's why people hate him. But mister Portnoy, Aside from that, though,
Speaker 6: the mall finally my dreams have been answered. I can
Speaker 6: finally get a rock chain. It's just gonna cost me
Speaker 6: like ten million dollars. You won't give me one, so
Speaker 6: I think now I can finally pay ten million dollars.
Speaker 6: I can my rock chain.
Speaker 7: Dame Dame, d Damn Dame Well first of all, the James,
Speaker 7: one third of Rockefeller Ink Big and he Puffy is
Speaker 7: up for auction I think this coming week. Yeah, so
Speaker 7: we'll see how that goes. Unfortunately, I mean to see
Speaker 7: that it's come to this it's disappointed in a lot
Speaker 7: of ways personally and just as a fan of the
Speaker 7: culture and the things that Rockefeller gave us, and you know,
Speaker 7: gave the culture. So to see where it's at now
Speaker 7: is unfortunate. But life happens. Things happen, so so be it.
Speaker 7: But it is it's just a little nasty to be,
Speaker 7: uh giving away an original Rockefeller chain with the with
Speaker 7: the purchase of.
Speaker 6: To some Rockefeller ink, some oil billionaire from Dubai is
Speaker 6: gonna have a chaining day with Dame.
Speaker 2: Well, let's let's let him explain why it makes sense.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe here was a reason why.
Speaker 6: You guys know, I like Dame a lot, so I'll
Speaker 6: hear him out.
Speaker 13: There's so much trying to hate on the price or
Speaker 13: trying to devalue it. It would be because they want
Speaker 13: to buy it, you know, like a first writer of refusal.
Speaker 13: So if you do want to buy one third of Rockefeller,
Speaker 13: and you are going to have to bring some bread
Speaker 13: and anything over ten million gonna sweeten the pot. You
Speaker 13: get an original Rockefeller chain from off my neck. So
Speaker 13: you know, I say, because I was the only one
Speaker 13: that gave out Rockefeller chains when Rockefeller really existed, if
Speaker 13: I don't give you the change, it's not a legit
Speaker 13: Rockefeller chain.
Speaker 7: You get one of these, this is legit.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 6: The passive aggressiveness in that entire thing.
Speaker 7: Is yeah, yeah, man, it's just people that were actually
Speaker 7: to work with sad.
Speaker 6: But well, they've been very they've been very unclear in
Speaker 6: the articles that have been put out about this entire thing.
Speaker 6: Dame lost his court case with Chris Brown, the lawyer
Speaker 6: is what he's referred to, Chris Brown, the artist. So
Speaker 6: that's how attached Lams to this case and refer to
Speaker 6: people as what Dame calls them, Chris Brown the lawyer.
Speaker 6: You have to lost the case, did not have the
Speaker 6: liquid cash to pay I think the eight hundred thousand
Speaker 6: dollars or whatever it was. So when that happens, they
Speaker 6: go after your assets. One third of Rockefeller Inc. Is
Speaker 6: one of Dame's assets. So, from my understanding, and again
Speaker 6: they have not explained this, his asset was seized and
Speaker 6: is now being put up by the government. I think
Speaker 6: he only gets that eight hundred thousand dollars that he
Speaker 6: owes in that whole thing to clear his debt. I
Speaker 6: don't know who would get that ten million if I
Speaker 6: can't if I can't.
Speaker 5: Know he gets he gets his money.
Speaker 6: If it sees though you no longer have that asset.
Speaker 6: That's part of a core case. I'm not sure if
Speaker 6: that's the case here, but how that usually works if
Speaker 6: something has seized your assets and to be put up
Speaker 6: for auction that now belongs to either the bank, the court,
Speaker 6: whatever the fuck it is. If I owe money and
Speaker 6: can't pay it and they start See let's say I
Speaker 6: bought my car and I don't have the liquid cash
Speaker 6: to pay my debts, and they seize my car and
Speaker 6: my car sells for more than I owe, I don't
Speaker 6: get that money.
Speaker 7: I don't get it. Yeah, but I don't think that's
Speaker 7: the case here, because he only owns one third of it.
Speaker 7: I don't know if they get to seize that one
Speaker 7: third of what he owns.
Speaker 6: Well, they're forcing an auction that he's not holding. It's
Speaker 6: not Dame is not holding this auction, right, So that's
Speaker 6: where I mean. It could be a case where he
Speaker 6: does get the difference and they just need the eight
Speaker 6: hundred thousand. But if that was the case, I feel
Speaker 6: like Dame would hold the auction because it's his. To me,
Speaker 6: it was seized, it's not owned by him anymore.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be honest. I haven't talked to Bigs about
Speaker 7: the shit. I haven't asked about it. I try not
Speaker 7: to even pay attention to the get it because it's
Speaker 7: like it's nasty and it shouldn't. To see it come
Speaker 7: to this is fucking crazy. But again, life happens, and
Speaker 7: you know, it is what it is. But hopefully whatever
Speaker 7: comes of this, you know, Dame ends up okay, you know,
Speaker 7: still got love for him. I wish him the best.
Speaker 7: But just to see it go down like this is
Speaker 7: something that I never thought. If you know what you
Speaker 7: know Dame and and Bigs and Jays stand on and
Speaker 7: what they built on. To see it go down like
Speaker 7: this is something that I you know, again, I never
Speaker 7: thought I would see this. So we'll just see what happens.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 7: Again, I don't, I don't. I didn't get no inside
Speaker 7: talk on it. I haven't had conversations behind closed doors
Speaker 7: about it.
Speaker 6: And again this is speculation. I'm being a chatty patty
Speaker 6: right now because I don't have podcast Yeah, podcasting is
Speaker 6: being a chatty patty, but judging off what has been
Speaker 6: in the press, which you know doesn't hold much because
Speaker 6: it's the press. It's fucking page six. I don't know
Speaker 6: if he gets that difference.
Speaker 7: Hm.
Speaker 6: I see that he's doing this video, which would make
Speaker 6: you think, Okay, Dame's trying to this as much as
Speaker 6: possible so he can get the highest bidder.
Speaker 2: But I don't.
Speaker 6: It's not even your auction, right, You're not the boss
Speaker 6: of this auction.
Speaker 5: And that's my question.
Speaker 2: If that is true what Rory's alluding to, then why
Speaker 2: even add the caveat or like the gifting of a chain.
Speaker 2: You're not in charge. Now you're just giving away a
Speaker 2: chain too for no reason.
Speaker 7: Assuption.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 7: I don't think that's.
Speaker 2: I'll put it this way.
Speaker 6: He deserves and I hope to God that he does
Speaker 6: get the difference. Pay the debts that you owe as
Speaker 6: a man, that million dollars that you owe, pay it.
Speaker 6: But I hope to god he gets the difference. I
Speaker 6: just don't know a world when things, when assets are seized,
Speaker 6: where that happens.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's not even your auction. Well, it's only a
Speaker 7: few more days until we find out that's gonna be
Speaker 7: the that.
Speaker 6: Video that is did it say where it's at or
Speaker 6: is it like on zoom like can we go?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: The auction is on the twenty ninth, so it is coming.
Speaker 7: God, now we gotta go to the auctions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where's it is? Is it Madden? I don't I
Speaker 2: don't know. I think it's mad most likely Big Society.
Speaker 10: All we asked is trust.
Speaker 6: Would Biggs float me float you with the tamil. I
Speaker 6: don't need the I don't need to shares. I just
Speaker 6: want to change, yeah, just to change the ship. I
Speaker 6: don't need reasonable doubt.
Speaker 7: I just I want the chain, that's all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I don't know. But the twenty knife you said twenty nine, Well,
Speaker 7: we'll see what happens next week.
Speaker 2: Do you believe that.
Speaker 6: All the other Rockefeller chains that big sean fab I'm
Speaker 6: trying to think who else got one?
Speaker 7: Those?
Speaker 2: Those don't count.
Speaker 7: When you say not real, it's real gold, it's real diamonds.
Speaker 7: It's not one of the original yeah rock chains. But yes,
Speaker 7: it's real, but it's not one of the original.
Speaker 6: So you kind of see what Dame was saying.
Speaker 7: Okay, no one because Dames change says uh Dame Jay
Speaker 7: and Biggs on the back of it Okay, I don't
Speaker 7: think any of the change that they gave away, says
Speaker 7: Dame Jay and Biggs on the back.
Speaker 6: You don't think the one that Fab turned into a
Speaker 6: choker chain had bigs his name on the back.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I don't think no change outside of Dames Jay's and
Speaker 7: Big say that.
Speaker 6: I have a scoured Jay Electronica's house trying to find
Speaker 6: his rock chain so I could steal it.
Speaker 2: Never found it.
Speaker 6: Never found it must be in a different safe because
Speaker 6: I'm looking everywhere. You know, you don't even wear jewelry, Like,
Speaker 6: let me get your rock chain. What if I found
Speaker 6: j X chain and it.
Speaker 2: Said my all on the back?
Speaker 7: Definitely don't say that ain't real. If my neighbor is
Speaker 7: on the back of it, you might as well put
Speaker 7: it back where you found it.
Speaker 5: You have one?
Speaker 6: No, uh, I mean Guru has one. I mean I
Speaker 6: think it's pretty authentic.
Speaker 7: No, No, for sure, Absolutely, that's I'm saying. I don't
Speaker 7: know if Guru, says Dame Jane Biggs on the back. Though, yeah,
Speaker 7: I never I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I'm just not as much as a nerd I am.
Speaker 6: I would never like touch someone else's jewelry. And be like, yo,
Speaker 6: can I see the back of your chain? Goo? That's disgusting,
Speaker 6: is the why is? Why is that weird to call
Speaker 6: him that?
Speaker 5: I hate this.
Speaker 2: Grown man, your u. His name is Guru.
Speaker 5: You're enough.
Speaker 10: You do not need to shoot shorten it too.
Speaker 7: I promise you don't have nothing to do with You
Speaker 7: got to get there fast if you don't say the rule.
Speaker 6: All right, So you're Jamil, You're Jamil now. I'll never
Speaker 6: shorten it.
Speaker 7: But that's not different. It's definitely not the same.
Speaker 6: It's not the same Jamil mall Guru Goo.
Speaker 1: No, because Guru is not Guru's actual name. If you
Speaker 1: were shortening his actual name, that would make sense. But
Speaker 1: you're shortening his already shortened nickname.
Speaker 8: But his.
Speaker 7: No, because that's not true.
Speaker 6: Twelve it is a real name. Ironically, what, No, it's
Speaker 6: a different name. It's not like Guru is short for
Speaker 6: his real name. That's a whole different name.
Speaker 2: Ship.
Speaker 5: I'm still bad at man.
Speaker 7: You said twelve minus twelve minus two fuck four?
Speaker 6: No, I agree that she's seven plus won me. But
Speaker 6: but no, it's a different name.
Speaker 2: Guru is not short for his real name.
Speaker 7: Just don't call him guru Guru no, I think. I
Speaker 7: think I'm gonna just keep going on.
Speaker 2: But people, that's that's no. Roya is not your nickname.
Speaker 2: Not always a nickname doesn't always derive from the person's name.
Speaker 5: That's the point you're trying to make. I know, that's
Speaker 5: exactly what.
Speaker 2: That's not always the cake.
Speaker 6: Why would I shorten a name that's a completely different name.
Speaker 6: It's not shortened for his real name.
Speaker 2: Because that's a lot of people go by nicknames that
Speaker 2: have nothing to do with their actual name.
Speaker 6: I know, So I can't shorten that.
Speaker 5: No, you're existing nickname, that's the point.
Speaker 6: But it's a whole different name. But it's okay, all right, Okay,
Speaker 6: So when you guys refer to ghost face Killer, you
Speaker 6: always say ghost face killer or do you say ghosts
Speaker 6: ghost face Killer?
Speaker 2: Is that his real name? No, it's a name killer
Speaker 2: as long as fuck.
Speaker 5: That's four syllables.
Speaker 6: Okay, do we say jay Z two syllables?
Speaker 5: You don't need to bring it to one. Two is fine.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're shortening ghost face Killer to either two syllables.
Speaker 7: You shorten jay Z to jay Yeah, nobody, Guru jay
Speaker 7: Z nobody, same thing, but nobody, the same thing, nobody, Yo,
Speaker 7: I just nine minus ones.
Speaker 6: You just now and it's not even close.
Speaker 5: Goo. It's just a word like it's a weirdressing the word. Okay,
Speaker 5: I mean maybe you're logic.
Speaker 6: Fine, Yeah, I'm not comparing myself to jay Z, But
Speaker 6: I mean Jay calls them goo on records. Why can't I?
Speaker 2: Because they've worked together, you're not Jay. I've worked with Guru,
Speaker 2: all right, they have a different relationship, they have changed together.
Speaker 1: You shouldn speak out, Beyonce. You'll never be j from lyrics, right,
Speaker 1: you wrote that.
Speaker 2: What does that have to do with situation?
Speaker 5: You said Ja calls them.
Speaker 2: You're not Jay.
Speaker 5: Six plus two.
Speaker 2: Six plus two equals.
Speaker 7: Goo a voicemails and minus two.
Speaker 2: You've got mail.
Speaker 5: That was so bad. This is funny.
Speaker 2: This woman called in because one of our clips.
Speaker 5: She's been a.
Speaker 2: Caller before, we've played her on the couple episodes, but
Speaker 2: one of her clips got her in trouble with a guy. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's pretty funny how that came about.
Speaker 8: Uh, this isn't even a question. I just need to
Speaker 8: report the news. This is Lauren from Cleveland. I've called
Speaker 8: a few times before. I was talking to this new guy.
Speaker 8: We were getting all excited getting to know each other,
Speaker 8: and we were talking about like celebrity interactions on the Internet,
Speaker 8: and I went to send him the clip of the
Speaker 8: first time I left a voicemail talking about trying to
Speaker 8: get back out there after being out of the game
Speaker 8: for all long time, and accidentally sent him the clip
Speaker 8: of me calling about frequently being the unintentional side chick.
Speaker 5: Remember that before we go, Remember that call? Yeah, remember
Speaker 5: that it's.
Speaker 2: The homie I know.
Speaker 6: And uh, yeah, you accidentally send that.
Speaker 2: Well, I would imagine she has him saved, like if
Speaker 2: I hear myself on the pot, I would save it
Speaker 2: like a phone listening to it. And she's like, god,
Speaker 2: this one and sent the wrong one.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, Lauren.
Speaker 8: When I realized my mistake, I uh sh your pants
Speaker 8: freaked out a bit and things just spiraled from there,
Speaker 8: and that dude blocked me on all socials.
Speaker 14: OK, so yay, yay, Well send him this clip blocking
Speaker 14: block and a girl because and I know, but what
Speaker 14: does she what does she say?
Speaker 7: In the clip that she sent, She.
Speaker 1: Basically was like, why am I always the dedicated side chick?
Speaker 1: Like I want to be whitey niggas don't respect my ship,
Speaker 1: Like what am I doing?
Speaker 2: Wrong.
Speaker 7: She sent that to the dude she was seeing, yeah,
Speaker 7: instead of the other clip and.
Speaker 6: The one guy that finally took her seriously. She sent
Speaker 6: a clip saying, Okay, no one has ever taken me seriously.
Speaker 6: I've just been in community pussy and whatever they want
Speaker 6: to hear.
Speaker 2: Okay, don't call Lauren community she called herself.
Speaker 1: No, she didn't. She said that men don't really take
Speaker 1: her seriously.
Speaker 5: You could have.
Speaker 1: You could date two men and they not take you seriously.
Speaker 1: Doesn't mean it's your community pussy. You put that on her.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 7: You guys are judging her. I'm not.
Speaker 6: She has a history of only being a side chick
Speaker 6: that's never taken serious.
Speaker 10: But that doesn't mean that she's community pussy.
Speaker 7: Is she in the community?
Speaker 10: M Listen man, I just try.
Speaker 6: To apologize for saying community.
Speaker 10: Thank you listeners.
Speaker 6: To get there, I apologize for saying that that was
Speaker 6: not right, But.
Speaker 2: Got to stand on business man.
Speaker 7: That's the problem. I'm pussying too much. Soy milk.
Speaker 5: Rory is a soy boy.
Speaker 2: It's old milk in my coffee now, so don't even
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 5: But do you drink soy milk? Okay?
Speaker 6: I got a question. No, because why do you say
Speaker 6: it like with a concerning tone.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's why that man hit on you. I didn't know.
Speaker 2: That's because I had soy milk in my house.
Speaker 6: I was walking on a hot August day with with
Speaker 6: soy milk.
Speaker 5: Oh man, nigga hit on you because you put milk?
Speaker 5: Is that soy in your cup?
Speaker 7: Niggas so mess Starbucks, he said, Oh, he putting soy
Speaker 7: milk in that. I'm about the bag.
Speaker 6: First of all, I do not I do not support
Speaker 6: that Jewish bank.
Speaker 2: That's funny Jewish bank.
Speaker 5: I mean Starbucks does print money.
Speaker 7: But oh that's Seattle shit. We went in Juli eleven
Speaker 7: minus three. Fam, I'm doing the documentary on that data.
Speaker 7: First Starbucks in Seattle, he said, in the pandemic year,
Speaker 7: he made thirty eight dollars. It's nothing in.
Speaker 2: There, I said, anything room only, just boxes piled to
Speaker 2: the ceiling. From thirty eight million dollars, they made ceiling products. Bro,
Speaker 2: they don't even take the time.
Speaker 7: I know a dope spot when I see a dog spot. Bro,
Speaker 7: they selling, they selling that dougie in it. They slang
Speaker 7: aduji out of that. First thought Bucks in Seattle. I'm
Speaker 7: telling you man ain't no way they made thirty million
Speaker 7: in that hole in the wall.
Speaker 5: All right, well Daryl Bank back back to Lauren. Uh
Speaker 5: before we do Yes, sorry, it should this.
Speaker 2: It's over with this guy, right, we should just what
Speaker 2: say moving forward? Know what you're sending to people.
Speaker 5: No, he wasn't built anyway.
Speaker 1: If a guy blocks he first off, a guy blocks
Speaker 1: you period.
Speaker 7: Oh my, speaking of this happening, who blocked you? No,
Speaker 7: My homeboy he did some ship like this one night
Speaker 7: to do. I can't say the dude's name. He's pretty known,
Speaker 7: but he was a dude that we used to see
Speaker 7: like interviews and videos and shit like that, like, oh,
Speaker 7: like he cool was We thought he was a cool nigga, speedy.
Speaker 7: So my homeboy, my homeboy at the time he was.
Speaker 7: He was in Miami. He bumped into him at a
Speaker 7: part party. So he texted me. He was like, yo,
Speaker 7: like I just bumped into what's the name? Like, you know,
Speaker 7: we had a conversation, cool, solid, like you know what
Speaker 7: I'm saying, official nigga whatever, whatever, we exchange numbers. I'm
Speaker 7: supposed to. He want me to link up after this party.
Speaker 7: I'm supposed to some other party. So I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: we'd like he cool like that. I was like He's
Speaker 7: like yeah, like we just you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: like connected in the party and he was like, yo,
Speaker 7: like see you got your section. A bunch of girls
Speaker 7: are like how you moving? I said, okay, cool. So
Speaker 7: my whole boy.
Speaker 6: Anytime Maul does that before a story I get to
Speaker 6: the XIU.
Speaker 7: It's so embarrassing. And if you know my whole boy,
Speaker 7: you know it really how embarrassing it was for him.
Speaker 7: He gets to the party, so he like he's telling
Speaker 7: he meant to tell. He meant to tell my other homeboy,
Speaker 7: like Yo, I met it when at the party, but
Speaker 7: like yo, like he owed me a little bit. So
Speaker 7: it's like like he jacking my style. Like he it's
Speaker 7: like this nigga's annoying, Like he's like he a cornball,
Speaker 7: Like this nigg How he sends that message.
Speaker 5: I hope they kicked his ass out the party.
Speaker 2: Did he use the name in the text?
Speaker 7: Yes? Yo, he sent it to him and he's standing
Speaker 7: right next to him.
Speaker 2: He tells us, we just bleep it. You can tell us, yo.
Speaker 7: When I tell you, I almost threw up from laughing
Speaker 7: so hard. You know how crazy. That is to be like, Yo,
Speaker 7: this nigga on my dick, like he right next to
Speaker 7: so wait, what did the dude do?
Speaker 2: L O l J.
Speaker 7: Now he looked at it, he say, he looked at
Speaker 7: the phone and then he was like they was at
Speaker 7: a party. He was like after that, this kind of
Speaker 7: niggas just disappeared like in the party.
Speaker 2: Like he should have pushed him. That in his fucking face.
Speaker 7: Now he punched my homeboy. That wasn't gonna happen.
Speaker 2: He wasn't help if he knew who he was talking about,
Speaker 2: he wasn't.
Speaker 7: He definitely wasn't gonna do that, all right, What would
Speaker 7: you guys do?
Speaker 6: In both both situations there the person that received the
Speaker 6: text of.
Speaker 2: The imagine you're sitting there having a good time, send.
Speaker 7: Me a text, and you telling your homeboy, I'm Dick
Speaker 7: Ryan and I just met you. I'm we gotta fight.
Speaker 1: We gotta fight out of pure embarrassed, out of pure
Speaker 1: embarrassment construction.
Speaker 10: I thought, you.
Speaker 6: Apologize for all the construction that people have probably been
Speaker 6: hearing through this whole episode, But yeah, have you I
Speaker 6: don't know. This is the soy milk in me. If
Speaker 6: I got that text message with somebody like I just
Speaker 6: kind of met. I'd probably just move on with my life,
Speaker 6: like I'm about to fight you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. I don't know to me, to me now,
Speaker 2: you're weird and we just don't need to speak anymore.
Speaker 1: I want to accidentally text you that after you said
Speaker 1: you changed his life, he changed your life. If NAS
Speaker 1: would accidentally text you that after you say.
Speaker 7: Glory on my dick, but he actually sent it to you.
Speaker 6: I would one agree to go. Damn, I have NASA's number.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: You know why he roused the seat like that.
Speaker 7: That's crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm just honored. I'm just honored that you text him.
Speaker 7: You can only laugh at that point, have you guys?
Speaker 11: Ever?
Speaker 2: Maybe not a text, I mean similar thing sent to
Speaker 2: Like if someone posts something on their story or posts
Speaker 2: like a feed post. That's really my biggest Spearit cringey
Speaker 2: and embarrassed. Like a friend of mine, a mutual friend
Speaker 2: of mine is in this like relationship and he's like
Speaker 2: so gay about it, and he just did like a
Speaker 2: five paragraph post about his girl on like their two
Speaker 2: year anniversary.
Speaker 5: Odare he and I send it to my friend.
Speaker 2: I was like, this is so fucking gay, and while
Speaker 2: I DMed it to him, I was like, I always
Speaker 2: had that thought because it's happened before, where you accidently
Speaker 2: send it to the person that you're talking about. That
Speaker 2: happen you, guys, I've done that texting.
Speaker 7: I've never done it.
Speaker 1: I've done a text on one because sometimes I'm going
Speaker 1: to like text about somebody and because I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: their name, I type their name into the thing instead
Speaker 1: of rookie mistake. Yeah, yeah, I know, I haven't done
Speaker 1: it in a while.
Speaker 7: Talk you move slow in your phone, you go to
Speaker 7: exactly who you're trying to talk to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, one of my homegirls. When did IG start the
Speaker 6: video DM, like twenty.
Speaker 5: Sixteen around that time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so my home girl was clearly dming a guy
Speaker 6: that she was talking to, laying on her bed, completely shirtless,
Speaker 6: like titties titties, taking up the whole camera, and sending
Speaker 6: an intimate message to I assume the guy she was
Speaker 6: talking to. She posted that shit on her story. So
Speaker 6: I was working at her vas at my desk scrolling
Speaker 6: through shit. I called her immediately, was like, Yo, you
Speaker 6: know you just posted your titties talking to a man
Speaker 6: like that's on your story?
Speaker 2: Close friends didn't exist. It was just the video.
Speaker 7: DMN shit.
Speaker 6: It was like a thirty second like titties, just tittying.
Speaker 6: I was like, Yo, delete that shit. That didn't go
Speaker 6: to the guys. I thought it went to I.
Speaker 10: Did that on Snapchat before.
Speaker 1: I was naked, running around my house in a Batman cape,
Speaker 1: and I asked I meant to see I swore to God,
Speaker 1: I meant to send it to my little sister doing
Speaker 1: what I was in my house naked, and it wasn't
Speaker 1: sexy because I wasn't trying to be sexy.
Speaker 5: I was being annoyed.
Speaker 2: I'm sexy with a back my little sister.
Speaker 1: So I had like a Batman cape on, but I
Speaker 1: didn't have any I just didn't have to have any clothes.
Speaker 10: On because I was in the middle of changing clothes.
Speaker 1: But I found one of our old Batman capes from
Speaker 1: six Flags in my closet while I was changing clothes.
Speaker 1: I put it on and sent her the picture. Thought
Speaker 1: I sent her picture.
Speaker 10: I posted this ship my Snapchat.
Speaker 7: Bro, Wait, you sent you were butt naked with a
Speaker 7: cape on?
Speaker 5: What a Batman cape?
Speaker 7: You send your sisters naked pixire.
Speaker 5: I wasn't trying to be sexy.
Speaker 7: I was just about being sexy. You just was naked
Speaker 7: with a cape.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was naked.
Speaker 2: My little sister sees me naked all the time.
Speaker 5: We faced. This is my sister.
Speaker 7: I've never seen Bigs naked, and we lived together, he said,
Speaker 7: I've never seen none of my brother's day.
Speaker 2: All our boys is different. Yo, Biggs was to send
Speaker 2: me a video with him and the cape and butt naked.
Speaker 2: I think there's a different and women.
Speaker 7: Call authorities just to lock that ni up. Lock him up,
Speaker 7: locked this nigga. I'm walking the cops to his door.
Speaker 7: Lock him up now, because if he sitting in at
Speaker 7: the me, ain't no telling.
Speaker 6: I'm crying at Big sending a video in a rock
Speaker 6: chain running around his house, like, yo, look what I found.
Speaker 6: This is the one that says Bigs behind it, Like
Speaker 6: I get.
Speaker 7: That's your sister, but it's like naked with a cake boar, Like.
Speaker 1: It's just I don't know. I can also come from
Speaker 1: a naked household. My mother was always naked in my house.
Speaker 1: Like my mother is still always naked in her house,
Speaker 1: but she was always just like, I'm not fucking putting
Speaker 1: clothes on for y'all.
Speaker 5: I pay the bills here.
Speaker 7: I remember one time we went to my home boy
Speaker 7: crib and his mom's answered the door. We need to pool.
Speaker 7: Oh yo, that nigga was so tight that rough his
Speaker 7: mom channel was a T shirt. Yo. He was sick.
Speaker 5: She is thick.
Speaker 7: Thig is a mother. His corn bread and peanut butter.
Speaker 7: Oh what. But she didn't know. But to her to
Speaker 7: her advantage, she didn't know he would like he had
Speaker 7: friends with him. Yeah, but she ain't know. It was Toot.
Speaker 2: It was just him.
Speaker 7: It was just him coming to the nouse. But she
Speaker 7: opened the door, She's like, oh my god. I'm like,
Speaker 7: it's all right, It's okay.
Speaker 2: Like house, miss Lotta.
Speaker 5: I'm ready for the rest of the tour.
Speaker 2: Did anyone hit you back on Snapchat?
Speaker 7: Like yo?
Speaker 1: Oh no, they like people start niggas started heart iron.
Speaker 1: That's how I found out niggas started heart eyeing. I'm like,
Speaker 1: what the fuck you want heart iron? And I was
Speaker 1: like I wanted to die, Like when I tell you,
Speaker 1: I wanted to literally crawl in a hole.
Speaker 7: My sister, my older sister, she uploaded the picture of
Speaker 7: herself naked on her Instagram and she didn't know. She
Speaker 7: don't know how to like like I guess fuck like
Speaker 7: fuck with Instagram and she didn't know how to delete it,
Speaker 7: so my niece had to drive to her house get
Speaker 7: her phone and delete it. So for like fifteen minutes
Speaker 7: it was just on the timeline and my brother called it.
Speaker 7: He was like he hit the family chat, like, Yo,
Speaker 7: what's what you want right now? Like why are you
Speaker 7: button ad on your Instagram? But she didn't even know
Speaker 7: she uploaded it. I don't know how you make that mistake. Well,
Speaker 7: it's too many steps to upload a picture on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Not really, not really though, because I damn sure I
Speaker 1: almost posted a story as some ship I am a
Speaker 1: business posted.
Speaker 7: How how does that? You literally have to go to
Speaker 7: the story, go to what you want to be if
Speaker 7: you were.
Speaker 1: On So for example, I've had had my phone in
Speaker 1: my hand and like just been walking and pressing ship
Speaker 1: and not paying attention, Like if your phones unlocked. My
Speaker 1: fingers are just pressing ship while my phone's in the hand.
Speaker 6: Do you know that's how a video of being naked
Speaker 6: with a Batman cape?
Speaker 10: No, that's not how that happens. Smart fucking ass.
Speaker 7: I told you what ni with the cap.
Speaker 1: I just sent that to the wrong person. Well, I
Speaker 1: thought I sitting to somebody.
Speaker 2: You sent it to the world.
Speaker 5: I sent it to the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I caught.
Speaker 6: That at like six minutes.
Speaker 2: It was up.
Speaker 10: Oh that was a long time on Instagram.
Speaker 6: That's it wasn't like I called it on the now time. No,
Speaker 6: I did not, because I immediately went to call her, like.
Speaker 5: And that was back when when you ordered when you
Speaker 5: can't lie.
Speaker 6: I did, Like, I sat through like half of the story,
Speaker 6: but I was like, what the fuck, there's no way.
Speaker 6: It took me a second and even process what I
Speaker 6: was looking at and then called her.
Speaker 2: No, I did not screenshot back Instagram.
Speaker 10: You're an awful person.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, on Instagram, you everything was in
Speaker 1: chronological order. So if you posted something six minut ago,
Speaker 1: that was the first thing people.
Speaker 5: Saw, like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's gotta be rough.
Speaker 10: That's yeah.
Speaker 6: And imagine you being the guy like that was intended
Speaker 6: for that message and you hit in like public stories
Speaker 6: like a little girl doing like it doesn't hit your DM,
Speaker 6: like is she talking to me?
Speaker 10: Oh god, she probably said his name.
Speaker 2: I don't remember if she said it.
Speaker 6: She was like fake apologizing if I remember correctly.
Speaker 10: Send it titties for the apology. They'll make them like her.
Speaker 2: Nomo. Yeah, that's that's the best way to apologize.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they don't make them like her, nomo.
Speaker 7: Bust it op.
Speaker 6: Did we give Lauren any advice?
Speaker 10: She didn't call for advice. She just wanted to tell
Speaker 10: us the story.
Speaker 6: Oh well, I mean you got blocked his loss.
Speaker 2: Get back out the Lauren.
Speaker 6: And also if you try to go back and like
Speaker 6: men didn't be like it was just jokes, he already
Speaker 6: has a view of you. Yeah, it may not be
Speaker 6: an accurate one, but forever he's gonna think, Oh I
Speaker 6: wife the side shit girl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so just move on.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, Cleveland plenty of it available. Man,
Speaker 7: don't do that. What don't do that? Cleveland is a
Speaker 7: good city.
Speaker 2: I like Cleveland.
Speaker 1: I live in New York City and ain't no available
Speaker 1: men here. So Cleveland might be good.
Speaker 7: It ain't no available minute.
Speaker 5: Can you lay down?
Speaker 2: Can you pipe down?
Speaker 7: New York City?
Speaker 5: Can you link down?
Speaker 10: Can you link down?
Speaker 7: You see how women just a throw shit out?
Speaker 2: Can you link down? Though?
Speaker 7: I'm chilling.
Speaker 6: I found a great man at on forty second.
Speaker 7: He found you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're all gay.
Speaker 7: Oh now you're getting somewhere now you've part that all
Speaker 7: men are gay, I mean most of them. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: think most men are gay.
Speaker 1: Now when I said now, when I said it, y'all
Speaker 1: looked at me like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I told you crazy. Then I'm calling him crazy.
Speaker 7: Fifty I'm not going to say that. I'm not gonna
Speaker 7: say fifty percent.
Speaker 2: That's most. You just said most that has most is
Speaker 2: over fifty one?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's no, is it?
Speaker 5: That's a majority share?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Most, most is like seventy five.
Speaker 5: Most of them?
Speaker 7: Okay, so more than hal It's a lot, a lot, right,
Speaker 7: I'm rolling. Okay, I'm rolling with thirty percent of these
Speaker 7: niggas is gay.
Speaker 5: And this is all jokes.
Speaker 7: Guys. Wait, do we say it in a big business
Speaker 7: No gay men are gay? Is that defensive.
Speaker 2: Population of America is gay? Man? That's a sixer.
Speaker 1: That's a sick nig who has a nasty ass algorithms.
Speaker 6: Seven point one percent?
Speaker 7: Nah, that's when they when did they poll up before
Speaker 7: the pandemic. I feel like a lot of niggas.
Speaker 6: You got to think I'm a conspiracy theorist. Feel all
Speaker 6: thinks the vaccine hearn everyone gay.
Speaker 5: But that's the fact.
Speaker 7: I feel like after the pandemic.
Speaker 2: Bad niggas is gay before. Yeah, I feel like.
Speaker 7: Once the niggas had to stay home and get the
Speaker 7: of August, they realized it. Yeah yeah, yeah, I'm rolling.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of niggas realize, like, you know what,
Speaker 7: I only like bitches because my niggas be liking the bitches.
Speaker 2: Like I don't really like I like my niggas.
Speaker 7: Hey, listen to the music. These niggas popping perks, get drunk.
Speaker 7: Look at their videos.
Speaker 2: No hoes. As of August twenty four, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: New York City as an estimate over two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy thousand self identifying gay and bisexual people.
Speaker 1: And it's at least another two self identified.
Speaker 2: And we stand with you. We are allies.
Speaker 5: We have another voicemail.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go.
Speaker 6: It's just gonna be a cold cut of what was
Speaker 6: happening as Deli meat cut.
Speaker 12: Cool. All right, let's try to do this one.
Speaker 11: Take Jake, So I have trip with brothers, but I'm
Speaker 11: only calling by one of them because he's really bugging.
Speaker 12: So he has a twelve year old daughter.
Speaker 11: And my niece's best friend just so happens to live
Speaker 11: next door, right, now the problem is, why is my
Speaker 11: brother fucking his daughter's best friend's mom?
Speaker 12: I know this isn't a.
Speaker 6: Will, that's I mean, that's your swag.
Speaker 12: Thoughts, comments, concerns.
Speaker 7: Let me know.
Speaker 2: I thought he's right, he's single.
Speaker 10: I thought that was going somewhere else.
Speaker 7: Who his daughter's best friend's friend? No, I thought he was.
Speaker 1: He was just about to say why is he fucking
Speaker 1: his daughter's best friend?
Speaker 10: And then she said, Mom.
Speaker 6: That's just the same foreign hub fantasy. But I mean,
Speaker 6: if he's what's wrong with doing.
Speaker 7: That fucking the daughter's best friend's mom. If he's not cheating, right,
Speaker 7: he's single?
Speaker 1: No, but it can it can become messy for the
Speaker 1: daughter and her friend, not even just the daughter and
Speaker 1: her friend, like it could become messy, like I don't
Speaker 1: it depending on how her mom feels about her baby
Speaker 1: father at the time.
Speaker 7: You know, what's what really matters? How old is his daughter?
Speaker 2: Twelve? Mm hmmm, fair game?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's I have.
Speaker 6: What if it works out? Now?
Speaker 2: What your best friend is?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: Your steps?
Speaker 7: What if he's that's all I'm moving in two years?
Speaker 10: So how often does do things like that work out?
Speaker 5: Baby?
Speaker 6: I watched the Brady bunch for years on NICKDNIGHTE Mmmm,
Speaker 6: same scenario thirteen minus something. Yeah, come on ten minutes two,
Speaker 6: come on five?
Speaker 2: Is it five? Five?
Speaker 7: Five?
Speaker 8: That?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it's fair game.
Speaker 5: It's messy, it's fair game.
Speaker 7: But it's messy, but it's fair game.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure that the daughter is Yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 1: that she's uncomfortable with that or would be uncomfortable with that.
Speaker 7: But whatever is so obviously her dad and mom are
Speaker 7: not still together.
Speaker 5: She didn't say that.
Speaker 6: We're going assume that no one's cheating. They're just both
Speaker 6: single people. Let's hope it's messy, because if it's super messy,
Speaker 6: if it's messy, if y'all are both like married, what
Speaker 6: the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 7: But I don't know, I mean that messy, Okay, doing it.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying when we ain't supposed to be doing it. Therapy.
Speaker 6: If you are a parent, it's tough to meet people, No,
Speaker 6: it's not. If you are a single parent, yes, it's
Speaker 6: very tough to meet people. Why how because you are
Speaker 6: consumed with your child at all times. It's tough to
Speaker 6: just go out and.
Speaker 10: You're not consumed with your twelve year old at all times.
Speaker 7: Twelve. No, you're not.
Speaker 2: It's not old.
Speaker 1: And I know I'm not a parent, but I know
Speaker 1: people with twelve year olds. You're not consumed with. Twelve
Speaker 1: year olds have mad life. They outside, they're in sports,
Speaker 1: they're running around like they have friends. They at their
Speaker 1: best friend's house while you next door fucking their mom.
Speaker 5: Like twelve year olds.
Speaker 1: I get what you're saying because you have a baby baby,
Speaker 1: but twelve year olds do not consume.
Speaker 6: I don't let my daughter that is really a parent,
Speaker 6: even at twelve years old, I would imagine, especially if
Speaker 6: a twel year old has activities and shit to do, like, yeah,
Speaker 6: you're driving them around constantly. Well yeah, part of their
Speaker 6: life for yeah, so it may be hard to go
Speaker 6: date and I'm next to somebody that I find attractive.
Speaker 7: In this parent world, I gotta drop that. Drop my
Speaker 7: daughter off here, yeah, to see her best friend, and
Speaker 7: I'll drop I mm as will get some on me.
Speaker 7: Little let's other daughters off. Might as well drop this
Speaker 7: nut white what is it called nut white? Nut nut
Speaker 7: white lip gloss off?
Speaker 2: Hurry up.
Speaker 6: I'm repeating Redpack, repeating myself. But I still think past
Speaker 6: the good blue, the blue and remembrance I think is
Speaker 6: the name of the song when he talked about his
Speaker 6: first time he lost his virginity. He was brought to
Speaker 6: that house by his dad, who was fucking the mom
Speaker 6: and then ended up sucking the daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a great song.
Speaker 7: It's a beautiful song. Blue is so talented. It's a
Speaker 7: great day.
Speaker 6: But I think that's I think that's more common than
Speaker 6: people think. So I don't think it's really that sick
Speaker 6: as long as everyone's single and not doing no backdoor shit.
Speaker 2: I mean, anal's fine, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: Get how it could be messy. I get how that
Speaker 1: could be messy. And you know, I think, like I
Speaker 1: feel like your daughter at twelve years old. It's such
Speaker 1: a special time because they're developing and yeah, I know,
Speaker 1: you couldn't help it. They're developing mentally, emotionally, and they
Speaker 1: have this best friend. You know, fucking twelve year old's
Speaker 1: our best friend is our whole entire life. And I
Speaker 1: have a relationship with their mom.
Speaker 7: I'm here, we're here.
Speaker 2: No, it's cool, I'm here. No, I'm here. I'm talking
Speaker 2: to you always, moll.
Speaker 7: But while we This is why Demarics is crazy, because
Speaker 7: she heard what he said, and she kept trying to
Speaker 7: talk if somebody said it's something, but yeah, that's messy.
Speaker 7: You can't just keep talking.
Speaker 2: No, that's the only reaction you can have is to
Speaker 2: ignore it.
Speaker 7: Ignoring me, but saying ain't was messy, Like I think
Speaker 7: the conversation is supposed to have to me, it's funnier
Speaker 7: when you ignore it and just keep talking about that.
Speaker 2: But that's why I was laughing, Like addressing it is.
Speaker 7: But that's why I was laughing because Demarics is still
Speaker 7: trying to get a ship off, and it's like, you
Speaker 7: hear what he just said.
Speaker 6: He's what if these parents are hiding it, like it's
Speaker 6: not like they're they're holding hands at the playdate.
Speaker 10: Eventually it's going to end.
Speaker 5: How do you know that? That's pessimistic?
Speaker 7: What if that's what if that's her new stepmother? That's
Speaker 7: what I'm saying, scenario No, that's like, oh, she and
Speaker 7: me and my best you are.
Speaker 1: Really sister, and then what if they break up, We're
Speaker 1: still sisters. I'm I'm the woman on this podcast, and
Speaker 1: y'all the only ones being delusion.
Speaker 7: You are single, the fun that got this. That means
Speaker 7: you wanted the niggas.
Speaker 2: That doesn't know.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work like that. It does, all right, you
Speaker 5: single you one of the bitches.
Speaker 7: That's not that. See, it don't work like that. Fifteen
Speaker 7: minus whatever, nahn, that's not how it works.
Speaker 2: Damn y'all.
Speaker 7: That's right. Yeah, she got a bandana on. She not
Speaker 7: one of the niggas.
Speaker 2: A leo wore a bandana.
Speaker 1: She was one of the niggas that was a bad are.
Speaker 7: We talking about? I don't know if I'm allowed to
Speaker 7: laugh at that. I'm just saying she was. She wanted
Speaker 7: a homies, homely love of friend. You single you just
Speaker 7: the homie. It ain't no love, and it ain't no
Speaker 7: being in.
Speaker 6: A relationship is what makes a woman. Finally we figured
Speaker 6: out the age old transgender question.
Speaker 2: What is a woman?
Speaker 6: A woman is somebody that's in a relationship with a man,
Speaker 6: And we defined it in the kitchen and not voting
Speaker 6: or speaking.
Speaker 7: He didn't go that far in the cave. Remember, we
Speaker 7: told them, maw, she only stopped when she saw a man.
Speaker 2: But I try to tell you that humans.
Speaker 5: I tell you I felt like I have like the So.
Speaker 7: Now you just need the man.
Speaker 10: Now you just need in order for me to become
Speaker 10: an honest woman.
Speaker 7: That's it for now. You're wanted the homies. You gotta
Speaker 7: take these jokes like you wanted the homies. So when
Speaker 7: I get a man, the joy.
Speaker 2: That could shoot, you did joke stop.
Speaker 5: I came into this podcast.
Speaker 1: I came into this game with a man, and y'all
Speaker 1: still talk, y'all still, but I got a man, and
Speaker 1: you look me in my eyes and said that you
Speaker 1: could tell my nipples was caramel brown all the way down,
Speaker 1: and I had a whole man.
Speaker 7: That's just an observation that that's an observation.
Speaker 5: It's a clip. We used to play it at every
Speaker 5: live show.
Speaker 7: It's an observation.
Speaker 6: No, my memory is so bad.
Speaker 2: You said that.
Speaker 7: Observations don't stop when you have a man.
Speaker 6: I apologize to what he said.
Speaker 5: We've clipped all those things.
Speaker 2: Pod whole fucking week.
Speaker 6: No, but when I can't remember everything like you guys
Speaker 6: have to understand that that clip, I don't remember everything
Speaker 6: that I see clips from the old pod where I'm like, bro,
Speaker 6: I don't even remember this day.
Speaker 1: But I'm talking about our live show that we have.
Speaker 1: Y'all used to play that mall compilation of wow shit.
Speaker 6: He said when he's talking about my dad, likeing big
Speaker 6: asses and big areos in.
Speaker 2: That in that clip.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, I was sitting there going through my show notes.
Speaker 6: I was ready to get on sneaking rehearsal. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 6: sitting in the mirror like getting ready to.
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Speaker 6: I think I know how to piss off Julian DeMars
Speaker 6: mpage right now. Yoh, so when we're in Chicago, you
Speaker 6: want to go to the DNC.
Speaker 5: And cly guys and close the DNC.
Speaker 2: No, Willian now