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Speaker 2: The volume willian We are back and We're black? Who's we?
Speaker 2: Some of us? All of us?
Speaker 3: Mmmmm, I mean I get a theory.
Speaker 4: I'm black.
Speaker 2: He ain't.
Speaker 3: Choose boy nute Josh?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, no, Josh? What he said? Three percent African?
Speaker 2: Oh my bad?
Speaker 3: Twenty nine is just a wild number. How do they
Speaker 3: break those numbers down? Of like you took a twenty
Speaker 3: three meter to I know, but to like be twenty
Speaker 3: nine percent, it's just funny to me. I feel like
Speaker 3: they just really beat and making numbers.
Speaker 2: What stopped me from that thirty? Like? Who? Who didn't
Speaker 2: fuck who to stop me at that thirty? Like that's
Speaker 2: what I want to know. Yeah, let's get to that.
Speaker 3: And like I needed to, like I signed up for it,
Speaker 3: which I told y'all, but there was no tutorial on
Speaker 3: like how they break this down, like after you spit
Speaker 3: in this tube and mail it, like this is how
Speaker 3: we break up the DNA to know where it's from.
Speaker 2: This is somebody like this, like the digging up at
Speaker 2: each place. Yeah, you know when you build your your
Speaker 2: creative play on two K the attribute just like yo,
Speaker 2: let's make them seventeen seventeen percent? Ash was it? What
Speaker 2: is it? Ashta Gandhi? Yeah? Three percent actual Gandhi.
Speaker 3: You think I know it's you?
Speaker 2: It's literally your being. Never been to Ashazi Asha Kanazi? Yeah,
Speaker 2: ashkan I've went to a.
Speaker 5: Few minus turn him in the Ganda the herb is
Speaker 5: fucking hilarious.
Speaker 3: But he's definitely a Ganda type of guy. But you
Speaker 3: know that's the vibe I give. Yeah, that three percent
Speaker 3: we migrated everywhere. Yeah, and it became ninety seven percent Irish,
Speaker 3: but you know that's how it goes. But anyways, how's
Speaker 3: everyone doing great? Can't you see it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You the glow walking in today?
Speaker 2: Did I? Yeah, it's the sun. The sun is out.
Speaker 2: I walked, took a little walk this morning and got
Speaker 2: some vitamin D. And you know how far you walked.
Speaker 2: I walked about tim blocks, about tim starts getting nice.
Speaker 2: I like to walk around my hat a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's your type of thing, just to get a little son,
Speaker 2: you know the outside, say hellolder people, a little vitamin D.
Speaker 5: I wanted to FaceTime y'all yesterday so y'all could see
Speaker 5: what I was doing, because like you ever be in
Speaker 5: the middle of doing something and you realize when you're
Speaker 5: doing it, like you're doing some crazy ship.
Speaker 2: Y'all know.
Speaker 5: I had to go pick my wallet up from Starlits.
Speaker 5: I told you I left my wall, Yes, so I
Speaker 5: took out of Ubers were like they were trying to
Speaker 5: I was coming from Jersey, so like ubers were trying
Speaker 5: to blast me. I'm like, I'm not going to take
Speaker 5: the path in and then I'll just take the train
Speaker 5: and then you know, I'll take a car over. But
Speaker 5: once I got to Queen's I was like, I saw
Speaker 5: a city bike and.
Speaker 3: I was like, why not, Like Aria park right there?
Speaker 2: Stop stop stop if you tell me, if Damaris, if
Speaker 2: you tell me you rode a city bike to stall.
Speaker 2: Its me and you are gonna fight like two gorillas, right,
Speaker 2: you know, right now if you throw the city bike
Speaker 2: to the strip clock.
Speaker 3: I swear to God, it's not funny that she drove
Speaker 3: her there, it's that she parked it outside.
Speaker 2: I ain't got back on it. Kicks. I kicked the
Speaker 2: kicks man left and left it running. Like don't they
Speaker 2: charge you per what per minute? Yeah, you left the
Speaker 2: city bike running, the meter running, and better got it
Speaker 2: during the day.
Speaker 3: But it was two am.
Speaker 2: No, no excuse to say it was during today were
Speaker 2: they opened.
Speaker 5: No, the cleaner was there, so that I was talking
Speaker 5: to the manager and the cleaner able to now he
Speaker 5: was cleaning. He was really cleaning, and they have like yeah,
Speaker 5: he was like really clean, and he offered me a drink.
Speaker 4: Okay, I didn't take it.
Speaker 5: My janitor's a lot of serve drinks because the meter
Speaker 5: was running. He's not a janitor who the meter was
Speaker 5: running on my yo and then listen, so.
Speaker 3: You know, split irning.
Speaker 5: I didn't know my way there, obviously because I'm not
Speaker 5: in a car on my bike. So on Google Maps
Speaker 5: they have like the little like you could click like
Speaker 5: city bike and it'll give you like the directions for that.
Speaker 5: But it was, you know, like usually when you take
Speaker 5: the streets, like there's a certain way you can go.
Speaker 5: They were leading me through the projects like in Astoria,
Speaker 5: like there's like, oh, you know, like basically it's a
Speaker 5: short cut. So I was in the projects in a story.
Speaker 5: I have my big ass you know, like my work bag.
Speaker 5: I have my big ass laptop Louis bag in the
Speaker 5: little basket and I'm just riding through a story of piece.
Speaker 4: I hit the bell for somebody get out the way. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I know, I know how crazy I look.
Speaker 5: It's like like fifteen minutes and I was like, Yo,
Speaker 5: you look nuts, my nigga, like.
Speaker 2: You supposed to. You didn't record that. I'm flogging it.
Speaker 2: I'velogged it. I haven't had my camera. I'm clear, I'm watching.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be the first log I watched. I got
Speaker 2: to see.
Speaker 3: Any One's really funny about that entire thing. A story
Speaker 3: of projects is out of the way that like Google
Speaker 3: Maps just took you projects.
Speaker 5: No, from this train station I got off at. I
Speaker 5: had to go through the projects to get the starletts. Yeah, yo,
Speaker 5: that is a lot, yo, let me tell you something
Speaker 5: for whatever reason. If I happened to be in Queens
Speaker 5: last night and I saw the Marius from the car
Speaker 5: window riding a city bike, I would have followed her,
Speaker 5: and if she got out at Starlet's I would have
Speaker 5: had to get out like a yo, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: What type of fucking life are you living away from
Speaker 2: the studio? Like you riding in you ride a city bike?
Speaker 3: Like a what's up?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 4: Like a nice day yesterday? It was beautiful outside.
Speaker 3: What does the Starletts look like with the lights on?
Speaker 3: Like that's gotta be interesting.
Speaker 5: Well, I went in through it like a backway somewhere,
Speaker 5: like I wasn't at the top.
Speaker 3: Take a good fella's entrance to Yeah, Starletts?
Speaker 5: Okay, Well it was very clean y'all day it was.
Speaker 5: It smelled like bleach, like they clean in there. If
Speaker 5: you ever wanted to, like go, did.
Speaker 3: You check your statements leaving your card at Starlets?
Speaker 2: It just feel like you take.
Speaker 3: Money out of twenty dollars and then you give them
Speaker 3: the money and then they tax the ones. If I
Speaker 3: give you five hundred dollars for ones, they're gonna give
Speaker 3: me four hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now shout out to shout out to the manager
Speaker 5: of Starlets and the girls whoever returned the wallet. My wallet,
Speaker 5: add everything in it, my card. I have been watching
Speaker 5: my car. Nothing charged off like I expected that to
Speaker 5: be gone, Like I'm just be honest.
Speaker 4: No, it was.
Speaker 5: Everything was good, So shout shout out to them. They
Speaker 5: made everything they wanted to make sure I got my
Speaker 5: wallet back to it.
Speaker 4: They were very accommodated.
Speaker 2: That just dope. Yeah, all right, well glad you got
Speaker 2: everything back and everything was in your wallet.
Speaker 3: Anything to not go to the DMV, I get it.
Speaker 3: And would you would you run the bill on the
Speaker 3: city bike?
Speaker 2: What was your bill? Uh?
Speaker 4: Ten eleven?
Speaker 2: Oh you went crazy the whole damn bike. Yeah, eleven
Speaker 2: dollars on a city bike. You went crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's wild because we had a city bike here
Speaker 3: that you made us throw out.
Speaker 5: But they almost you know, they charged like twenty five
Speaker 5: dollars for a day pass, and I'm like, I don't
Speaker 5: feel like I'm going twenty five dollars worth of pedals,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. Like, I'm like, I feel
Speaker 5: like it's a straight shot. So I only spent ten
Speaker 5: you know, there and back.
Speaker 2: That's cool. That's a cool little like I got. That's
Speaker 2: what I did last night.
Speaker 4: It was fun.
Speaker 5: It wasn't last night. It was at twelve o'clock in
Speaker 5: the afternoon.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, I keep forgetting said it was okay. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's cool. Ain't nothing wrong with that? That's early enough.
Speaker 3: Since you didn't have your wallet, did you paying ones
Speaker 3: like the city bike? Yeah, just put on the machine.
Speaker 4: No, it goes by your phone on the lift.
Speaker 3: At see, somebody just trying to put in like a
Speaker 3: vending machine.
Speaker 2: They got city bikes in DR word, he's just taking
Speaker 2: them shipping the.
Speaker 3: Dominican to modern society.
Speaker 2: Dominican report does not have a city bank. What are
Speaker 2: you talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but there's towns that don't have city bank that
Speaker 3: have city bikes.
Speaker 2: No, they have bikes, but it's not called a city bike.
Speaker 2: It's just bikes. They all have bikes. But no, I'm
Speaker 2: talking about NDR. People are stealing bikes from here and
Speaker 2: shipping them to d R.
Speaker 5: But why why? I don't get the point though. Don't
Speaker 5: you need to in order to pedal it? Don't you
Speaker 5: need No, you think you niggas ain't got scamming cars.
Speaker 3: It's a modern society. People have debit cards and ship.
Speaker 2: No, it's not as a third world country world. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you know that there's like a city though.
Speaker 3: Of course it gets a little crazy, but it's still
Speaker 3: like modern.
Speaker 2: No. But I'm saying here they just have cars that
Speaker 2: they don't know who's card it is. It's scam cars.
Speaker 2: Swipe it get the bike.
Speaker 5: No, my I know that dr is a city. What
Speaker 5: I'm saying is the charge. They don't have the charging ports,
Speaker 5: So like, how are we.
Speaker 4: Ah theyre not? Oh okay, I thought yeah, I thought
Speaker 4: they were all electric.
Speaker 3: Wait, city bike is electric. So oh I've only written
Speaker 3: the ones that were like the regular pedals. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: thought that was the thing. Maybe for another like a Patreon.
Speaker 3: We can look up the history of city bike, because
Speaker 3: I need to know. There's got to be something somewhere
Speaker 3: conspiracy in there. There's no way. Somebody that worked at
Speaker 3: a bank was like, yo, I have an idea and
Speaker 3: pitched bikes. I'm st old parking spots and they were like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's going to be our new business plan a
Speaker 3: city bank.
Speaker 2: No way. Nah. You know what it was. Somebody was
Speaker 2: late to work and it was like all the trains. Oh,
Speaker 2: it was like I had to go cross town. I
Speaker 2: wish I just had a bike, and somebody's like, hmm.
Speaker 3: I think it was probably just like some old loan
Speaker 3: shark shit. Somebody asked for a loan for this idea,
Speaker 3: couldn't pay it back, and they just stole it.
Speaker 2: Oh, you might be right. City Bank City Bike was
Speaker 2: launched through a partnership between New York City and private funding.
Speaker 3: Yeah, somebody.
Speaker 2: Fuck.
Speaker 3: Whenever you say private, there's no way someone came with
Speaker 3: a power so yo, I love bikes even work at
Speaker 3: a bank.
Speaker 2: Private funding with City Group being the lead sponsor and
Speaker 2: the name of the system. The city, through its Department
Speaker 2: of Transportation, initially proposed a bike share system in two
Speaker 2: thousand and eight wow with feasibility studying. Following twenty ten,
Speaker 2: City Group's financial investment, along with the support of Goldman
Speaker 2: Sachs Urban Investment Group, underwrote the project. The City of
Speaker 2: New York contracted with NYC Bike Share later Motivate and
Speaker 2: operated to run the system, with City Groups sponsorship securing
Speaker 2: the City Bike name.
Speaker 3: To me, it was like the first congestion pricing because
Speaker 3: the amount of parking spots they took and the amount
Speaker 3: of tickets everyone got because of those bikes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the private funding is a icon parking, Yeah, for.
Speaker 2: Sure, there's one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Everything about city bikes was to make sure we could
Speaker 3: ticket more people. Yeah, crime, real estate they took, Yeah
Speaker 3: they can't. We can't take any more buildings with gentrification.
Speaker 3: Let's take the fucking sidewalks.
Speaker 2: I hate it. I mean, I understand it, but I
Speaker 2: hate it. It takes up so much parking in the city.
Speaker 2: The bikes, they don't do bad bikes too. People on
Speaker 2: the bikes don't stay in the bike lane, they like
Speaker 2: right next to the like escalate. I'm like, yo, fam,
Speaker 2: you're supposed to be on that side.
Speaker 1: Day.
Speaker 5: Well, sometimes they don't happen, you don't. I used to
Speaker 5: yell about that too when I was driving. But yesterday,
Speaker 5: like being a regular civilian on the bike, I realized
Speaker 5: that now the.
Speaker 2: Masag was like she could speak for like the bikers,
Speaker 2: now that she rode the stalls, she's like, you know,
Speaker 2: I used to feel the same, but after yesterday my
Speaker 2: experience and I vlogged it. Check it out.
Speaker 3: Now, you know, like when a rich kid does like
Speaker 3: one missionary mission like that, they go out for like
Speaker 3: a week, don't do shit. But I finally understand, Like
Speaker 3: what the gers I get it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like, but not every street has a bike lay,
Speaker 5: Like the main streets have it, but like the side
Speaker 5: streets don't. So I was, you know, there were some
Speaker 5: people beeping at me. I beaped back and then I
Speaker 5: just had to pull over to the side beat.
Speaker 3: If you don't get that microwave bell out of a movie,
Speaker 3: your ass to wait the matterage that bell. No, but
Speaker 3: I biked in the city. You have no respect, Like
Speaker 3: it might be more dangerous than a walking for the
Speaker 3: string car, Like the bike is the last thing people
Speaker 3: give a fuck about. Cars will just push you this way.
Speaker 3: People just walk right in front of your ship. They
Speaker 3: do not respect that bike. Laying myself included, it's dangerous
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 2: It's a whole We need to talk about the culture
Speaker 2: of people that get up at like five am and
Speaker 2: go outside running. So like a large majority of people,
Speaker 2: that's like the niggas. We need to throw at the
Speaker 2: gorillas first, y'all want to y'all want to wake up
Speaker 2: at five am and just be running outside in the
Speaker 2: neighborhood for a long time. Yeah, you mun't. I go
Speaker 2: fight the grillers.
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: I want to run in the morion.
Speaker 3: There's no training so I can run away from the gorillas. Okay,
Speaker 3: y'all this way, I'm going this way.
Speaker 2: Got it with the country at first of all, tell
Speaker 2: me that guerrillas wake up.
Speaker 3: You don't think grills don't sleep in There's no fucking
Speaker 3: way they up with the sun. Oh anyways, yes, stop,
Speaker 3: move the city bikes onto the sidewalk. Give me my
Speaker 3: parking back. But with that said, let's get through some
Speaker 3: topics before we get to the second half of this episode.
Speaker 3: These are the ones that you guys decided on. I
Speaker 3: love to do pre production in real time. It's my
Speaker 3: favorite part. That's my real, like unwoke opinion is that
Speaker 3: all city bikes should affect pedestrians sidewalk and not my parking.
Speaker 3: Because I saw on Twitter that someone said, host your
Speaker 3: your most unwoke opinion, Like, don't try to set me up.
Speaker 2: We've been through these Twitter streets before.
Speaker 3: Sorry, officer, I'm not about to tell you my unwoke
Speaker 3: opinion m hm, because like should die down a bit
Speaker 3: on Twitter. As far as the cancelation, this is somebody
Speaker 3: from twenty twenty. That was a social justice warrior trying
Speaker 3: to get us all jammed up again. Nope, not falling
Speaker 3: for that fucking dait. It's city bikes and city bikes only.
Speaker 2: What's your most unwoke opinion? Yeah? None?
Speaker 3: Everything I say is woke, Bernie. If Bernie Sanders didn't
Speaker 3: say it, I didn't say it.
Speaker 2: Who started this question?
Speaker 3: But how an agent?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like how did? How did? How do these things?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Because we know what these are for. They just for engagement,
Speaker 2: get people riled up on the timeline. But like, what's
Speaker 2: your most unwoke opinion?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm? I gave mine.
Speaker 5: I gave one of my safe ones. I didn't give
Speaker 5: really this up there, I said, fuck it, trying making
Speaker 5: these kids too soft. Life is hard and you'll never
Speaker 5: survive it. If survive it and learn how to find
Speaker 5: beauty in it, if you grow up with everything being
Speaker 5: sugarcoated for you, I think the kids are being made
Speaker 5: to be too soft.
Speaker 4: That's my unwoke opinion. That's safe.
Speaker 5: I think like we won't our podcasts won't get canceled
Speaker 5: for that.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're not getting canceled norre about that.
Speaker 3: There's nothing unwoke about that.
Speaker 2: At all. Actually, that is unwoke.
Speaker 4: Do you know what woke is or what they say woke.
Speaker 3: Is, Well, woke was hacked and taken by Yes, the
Speaker 3: right to make it is to be something else.
Speaker 4: But agree.
Speaker 3: I think any regular person would agree with that, that
Speaker 3: things have softened up.
Speaker 5: And no, see, a regular a person will not agree
Speaker 5: that you needed like that you need to like spank
Speaker 5: your kids, or that you need to stop gentle parenting.
Speaker 4: That is not the regular person will not agree with that.
Speaker 3: Oh see now all right, see we got this out
Speaker 3: of you. Now you're saying in between the lines here
Speaker 3: that we should beat the shit out of our house.
Speaker 3: I've never never said these fucking kids screaming in the supermarket,
Speaker 3: we need to smack them across their face and let's say,
Speaker 3: give me some skills.
Speaker 4: Never said that.
Speaker 3: I'm not no, I'm reading in between us. See what's
Speaker 3: going on?
Speaker 5: People need to discipline their children, if their children need
Speaker 5: to be disciplined.
Speaker 2: But what type of discipline It depends because discipline is
Speaker 2: different for every children.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for every child, for every child, discipline should be different.
Speaker 5: But people need to discipline their and I don't even
Speaker 5: mean just spanking your kids, but like punishing your kids,
Speaker 5: taking things away from your kids, making your kids respect you,
Speaker 5: your parent. You're like the thing like even with parents,
Speaker 5: like when they like when I was younger, I hated
Speaker 5: because I said so until my father explained it to me,
Speaker 5: because he didn't say that to me often, but he
Speaker 5: was like, you need to understand that I am always
Speaker 5: looking out for your safety and your best interests, and
Speaker 5: one day there might be a question that I don't
Speaker 5: have the time to answer for you. Our lives might
Speaker 5: be in the balance. So because I said so, you
Speaker 5: need to respect that because we might. If I say
Speaker 5: do something, do it right now, because it might be
Speaker 5: for your safety. I don't have time for my child
Speaker 5: to be questioning me when something like you need to
Speaker 5: know that.
Speaker 4: You can trust me. You don't need to question every
Speaker 4: single thing I do right.
Speaker 5: And I learned that lesson and it has benefited me,
Speaker 5: and I think it could benefit some other people and
Speaker 5: some children.
Speaker 3: You do your kids a disservice if you don't discipline
Speaker 3: them or train them for actual real life and yeah,
Speaker 3: the safety of your home, and they may resent you
Speaker 3: for it in the meantime, but them figure out.
Speaker 5: And not everybody needs to p tech your fucking feelings,
Speaker 5: their feelings, their feelings.
Speaker 4: Their feelings, their feelings.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, we live in fucking America.
Speaker 4: Don't nobody give a fuck about your feelings.
Speaker 5: You're about to go out into the world and get
Speaker 5: molly wopped boot.
Speaker 3: No, So that is feelings are so focused on now
Speaker 3: that people create feelings they don't even have to feel something. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I feel offended right now.
Speaker 2: No, you don't. You don't.
Speaker 3: You don't care that you feel like you're you're finding
Speaker 3: something to feel about.
Speaker 2: Rory sent me a tweet last night about how insane
Speaker 2: twenty twenty was. It was like, yo, bro to, I
Speaker 2: think that we say your twenty twenty was the wildest
Speaker 2: year ever. And it was a video of a guy
Speaker 2: crumping in front of police. I saw it.
Speaker 3: I guess it was the way of protesting, which I
Speaker 3: get a cultural thing, understand crumping Gods want to know
Speaker 3: what song they heard.
Speaker 2: You don't get it. There was no reason for that
Speaker 2: gentleman to be doing what he was doing, none at all.
Speaker 2: Like we could just cut the ship somebody to the like,
Speaker 2: get the fuck out the street man that's not doing
Speaker 2: this is not helping anybody. What you're doing. No, not
Speaker 2: at all. Twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Really just a lot of good came out of it,
Speaker 3: but it did shift all of our brains into what
Speaker 3: I think Damaris is getting at in this tweet, even
Speaker 3: though I was joking about between the lines of what
Speaker 3: she was saying, it's softened the whole world though.
Speaker 2: No, but but see that's but see, that's what I
Speaker 2: hated because I was one of those and obviously where
Speaker 2: we were probably together every fucking week in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: But you know that people gave me shit for a
Speaker 2: lot of shit I was laughing at when I was like, man,
Speaker 2: get the fuck out of here with this shit. What
Speaker 2: is this dumb shit? This is doing nothing. I said
Speaker 2: that a lot in twenty twenty. People stopped talking to
Speaker 2: me and followed me, blocked me about a lot of
Speaker 2: shit I was saying. Here we are five years later
Speaker 2: and everybody sitting back feeling the same way I was
Speaker 2: feeling in the moment. I'm like, bro, what is this
Speaker 2: doing for this? Cause what is any of this? Just
Speaker 2: like you said, people like I'm offended. No you're not.
Speaker 2: You're offended because the timeline seems to be offended, and
Speaker 2: you want to jump in on that wave, and now
Speaker 2: you want your tweet to be seen and you want
Speaker 2: your voice to be heard. And it's like, but you're
Speaker 2: not really offended by anything that's happened right now, You're
Speaker 2: not affected by anything. For the timeline you are.
Speaker 3: I think it's a balance because there is just the
Speaker 3: timeline bubble that we have that. Yes, people were just
Speaker 3: trying to get as much positive engagement, not the way
Speaker 3: they do on Twitter now, but during the social justice time,
Speaker 3: they just wanted some attention there. But there was also
Speaker 3: people that were actually in the field doing good things.
Speaker 3: I think it got overshadowed by what was going on
Speaker 3: the timeline because if you would have had that conversation,
Speaker 3: like actually out in Union Square during protests this and that,
Speaker 3: I actually think you would have been met with good
Speaker 3: dialogue and good conversation because I was out there and
Speaker 3: it wasn't as woke. It was actually people having conversations.
Speaker 3: It was the timeline where everything was fucking the wild,
Speaker 3: wild West, and if you use the wrong fucking vowel,
Speaker 3: it was over for you. That was not the real
Speaker 3: world at that point, Like there were real conversations happening.
Speaker 3: It was just overshadowed by that bullshit, and yes, I
Speaker 3: was also petrified during that time. I'm one of the
Speaker 3: few people that admit, yeah, I was walking on the egshells.
Speaker 2: That's from fucking right.
Speaker 4: As far as what the white person in hip hop.
Speaker 3: That dude, other things that were going on, which I mean,
Speaker 3: we can talk about but not talk about, like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm not about to sacrifice all the work I've done
Speaker 3: in my entire life, knowing how good the good intentions
Speaker 3: I do have, knowing I have nothing to do with
Speaker 3: some of the bad shit that's bringing up where I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna go rogue for the fuck of it and
Speaker 3: ruin my life just to fight back on one day
Speaker 3: on Twitter because I don't agree with what people are saying. Nah,
Speaker 3: fuck that you think these people that don't give a
Speaker 3: fuck about me, that are trying to cancel me, that
Speaker 3: don't know me, I'm going to fight back to prove
Speaker 3: their point. I'm gonna shut the fuck up and keep
Speaker 3: it moving.
Speaker 2: Nah, they killed me from my Black Lives Matter shit
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: I mean, I hope they don't dig it back up
Speaker 3: because I'm sure it's crazy.
Speaker 2: No was it? It wasn't you was sitting right wasn't crazy.
Speaker 2: It was the truth. I said. The slogan I agree with.
Speaker 2: We had that conversation. I agree with that we had
Speaker 2: who was this company?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: Who are these people? Nobody knew nothing about you?
Speaker 3: And I had that conversation. I remember on the file
Speaker 3: where I was saying, they're not yelling Black Lives Matter
Speaker 3: LLC like the people in the field are yelling the
Speaker 3: actual definition of the term. So I hear what you're saying. Yes,
Speaker 3: that was proven that they were just taking money and
Speaker 3: doing wild shit, But that was to me just more
Speaker 3: of a ploy to get rid of the actual message
Speaker 3: of what was going on outside. People were not yelling
Speaker 3: for the Corporation of Black Lives Matter, like, not even
Speaker 3: a little. They were yelling the phrase yeah, yeah, somebody,
Speaker 3: which happens all the time, no matter what race it is,
Speaker 3: is going to take advantage of what the fuck is
Speaker 3: going on. That's all that was. But you know, terrifying
Speaker 3: times I should have just crumped instead.
Speaker 2: I got an unwoll opinion. But that's why.
Speaker 3: Any time Peelee this back thing and goes like this,
Speaker 3: I know this is something that he's gonna be Yeah,
Speaker 3: we should cut this out.
Speaker 2: I got an unwoke companion, but I don't know if
Speaker 2: I should say it, say it, say it. No, I
Speaker 2: ain't gonna be a leap.
Speaker 3: Hey, you can't hear what you never reveal mm hmm.
Speaker 3: I know it's bad because I know, he says.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to phrase it. I'm thinking about it. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to figure ou how to phrase it because I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's I guess it. Is it a
Speaker 2: woken I don't even know. I it's woke pan, but
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Okay, mall interesting, how would.
Speaker 2: You do that? See? Because I want to suppressed me.
Speaker 2: I just want to let you know you were heard, okay, heard,
Speaker 2: but I wasn't. I wasn't heard by my my listenership.
Speaker 2: I wasn't heard by them in the room. I'm being suppressed.
Speaker 3: That's with that said, I'll get us down into maybe
Speaker 3: a deeper hole here. Not that I could ever get
Speaker 3: this role, because one I'm not an actor too, I'd
Speaker 3: have to do blackface. I would still take the role
Speaker 3: of Marvan Gay in the biopick if I had to
Speaker 3: kiss a man. Terrence Howard said he would never do that,
Speaker 3: even though I think he'd smoked that role. I don't
Speaker 3: think that's weird. If you're an actor to kiss a
Speaker 3: man in the script.
Speaker 2: Well, you don't. Certain people. Certain people feel like it
Speaker 2: it is weird. They're just not. And we've had to
Speaker 2: talk shout out to our god, Jail Fonds. We've had
Speaker 2: to talk with him about that about you know, when
Speaker 2: it's art and you know, having to approach a role
Speaker 2: like that with his role in Pee Valley, what do
Speaker 2: you do to prepare for that as an actor? You
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Like, do you just completely dive
Speaker 2: into that that role, the mindset, the person, the character
Speaker 2: that you're playing. It's not really you quote unquote, it's
Speaker 2: the character. But some some actors and some artists, they
Speaker 2: just don't. You know, that's something that they're not willing
Speaker 2: to compromise on. They're just not willing to do that.
Speaker 3: Cool, and I understand people and their boundaries. But what's
Speaker 3: so funny is Terrence Howard said that he would turn
Speaker 3: down the role. It wasn't even in the script. We
Speaker 3: know that famous Quincy Jones article which is probably my favorite,
Speaker 3: I think my favorite print article that's ever existed on
Speaker 3: Earth down to Tupac with Vibe magazine talking about the
Speaker 3: big and puff thing. Quincy Jones interview was the greatest
Speaker 3: thing I've ever seen, where he reveals rich that Martin gay.
Speaker 3: Everybody's fucking each other, but Terrence Howard, like the rest
Speaker 3: of us read that. And when the thought was even
Speaker 3: brought up that there could be a Marvin Gay biopic
Speaker 3: and I think he would be great for that, he
Speaker 3: was like, nah, I heard he kissed him. Man, oh,
Speaker 3: it's not even.
Speaker 2: A script yet. Know how we even know that's gonna
Speaker 2: happen about real life? I heard that's heard that's what
Speaker 2: he did in real life. Like, nah, I don't.
Speaker 3: You're dedicated to a different level of homophobia that you
Speaker 3: don't even know it's in the script.
Speaker 2: That they don't even to do that.
Speaker 5: That's not true, That's not true, Quincy. When he was
Speaker 5: asking Quincy Jones, he said, I'm hearing rumors that Marvin
Speaker 5: was gay. And I was like, was he gay? And
Speaker 5: he was like yeah, And then he said, I can't
Speaker 5: play the role because he's They're gonna have some type
Speaker 5: of love stuff in there.
Speaker 4: You can automatically you know that.
Speaker 2: Are they are? I don't know if they would just
Speaker 2: had that in the movie, because he really was because
Speaker 2: that's not a known thing.
Speaker 3: That wasn't a big part Like all right, I'll put
Speaker 3: the Aaron Hernandez Netflix series or whatever the fucking network
Speaker 3: it was on. That was a big part of that story.
Speaker 3: Was he was suppressing gay stuff and all the Marvin
Speaker 3: Gay story. The gayest part about his story is his
Speaker 3: last name. Like, outside of that Quincy interview, nobody was
Speaker 3: ever running around like Marvin Gay is gay, Like that's
Speaker 3: not something people are waiting for in that biopic.
Speaker 5: Yes, but Terrence Howard also knows Hollywood in twenty twenty
Speaker 5: five if.
Speaker 4: You think they not sneaking that in there, of course.
Speaker 3: I see that point. But also with that, if it's true,
Speaker 3: I don't think Quincy Jones is a liar at all.
Speaker 3: I actually think he held back in that because after
Speaker 3: he said who killed JFK? He asked him do you
Speaker 3: like Brazilian music? He was trying to get off like topics.
Speaker 3: So if it's true, who cares? Then it's not Hollywood
Speaker 3: trying to add in some gay shit to the masculinized
Speaker 3: men or do the gay agenda. Yeah, Marvin Gay had that,
Speaker 3: and we don't make the whole story about him being
Speaker 3: gay because clearly sexual healing is much more than men.
Speaker 3: Why the fuck would you? All right, if there's one
Speaker 3: kissing scene with a dude, you're not taking that role.
Speaker 3: You're playing Marvin gay Yo one of the greatest voices ever.
Speaker 5: This is Terrence Howard. Terrence Howard doesn't have to take
Speaker 5: any role. He's tears Howard can do what the fuck
Speaker 5: he wants to do. He can he cannot work again
Speaker 5: for the rest of his life if he's not attracted
Speaker 5: to men and doesn't want to kiss men, and it
Speaker 5: will make him feel uncomfortable, and that's his boundary.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying if that's your boundary, cool, I'm not
Speaker 3: Terrence Howard can do what the fuck he wants. I'm
Speaker 3: not trying to tell him to do something different. I'm
Speaker 3: speaking in general. If you're an actor, that role wouldn't
Speaker 3: be something that you may ease in to really tell
Speaker 3: that story like this is a very important story to
Speaker 3: the world.
Speaker 4: It's still told. Okay, mall, is there anything you wouldn't
Speaker 4: do entertainment wise?
Speaker 2: I'm not kissing though, man.
Speaker 5: I mean, we know we know that when I tell you,
Speaker 5: we know we know that. But just like just things
Speaker 5: that normal that might be normal that other. No, it's
Speaker 5: is normal. Like I wouldn't do a nude scene. I
Speaker 5: want to be an actress very bad, but I would
Speaker 5: not do a new scene. I wouldn't do a new scene.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't show bush or you would show nipple. Gotch.
Speaker 2: I think I think you would show nipple bush.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't either. I wouldn't do either. But that's a
Speaker 5: boundary that I have.
Speaker 3: I feel weirder than showing bush.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't You wouldn't do it topless? Really, bless you
Speaker 2: didn't go topless? Why? Why when topless?
Speaker 5: Because I'm not comfortable doing it. Okay, Yeah, I'm not
Speaker 5: comfortable doing it. And I also don't think it's necessary.
Speaker 5: I think that there's a lot of nudity and TV
Speaker 5: that is not necessary to tell a story.
Speaker 2: Completely agree there, it's a lot of gay and TV
Speaker 2: that's not necessary. I said, period, Like it's not even
Speaker 2: it's like it's not even part of the plot. Turn
Speaker 2: it off, turn it off.
Speaker 3: Okay, And I'm not trying to go against our woke
Speaker 3: conversation to be that guy. But there's been plenty of
Speaker 3: like regular heterosexual people are attracted to sexual stuff. There's
Speaker 3: mad unnecessary titties ass sex scenes that had nothing to
Speaker 3: do with the fucking plot.
Speaker 2: It depends on whose titties it is now grant. Even
Speaker 2: like Euphoria Alba Robbie, it made total sense in Wolf
Speaker 2: of wall Street when she opened the doors completely.
Speaker 3: I thought that was a part of part of the
Speaker 3: plot when she was said at dinner, we're not gonna
Speaker 3: be friends. Like plotting against a man with money, there
Speaker 3: is something there. And of course you are also creating art,
Speaker 3: and let's not act like naked shit isn't art. At
Speaker 3: the end of the day, it was done in a
Speaker 3: tasteful way. The shot everything loved, the whipped cream and
Speaker 3: even adding in a nothing too quick like the dog
Speaker 3: at your fucking leg like beautiful. To me, that was
Speaker 3: a tasteful sex scene added into it is that Scorz yes,
Speaker 3: which by the way, doesn't like. He doesn't lean on
Speaker 3: sex scenes like that at all, so.
Speaker 4: Does a need to because he actually has actual talent.
Speaker 3: But even like Euphoria, which I thought there was mad
Speaker 3: unnecessary that entire thing, I also had to think, Okay,
Speaker 3: they're playing off the amount of unnecessary titties and adds
Speaker 3: that have been in film since existence, like it's a
Speaker 3: it's a sexual thing as humans, it's not really a
Speaker 3: sexual preference during films. We just want to see titties.
Speaker 4: And ship I'm cool.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to that.
Speaker 2: That's your line. You wanted to get nude?
Speaker 4: I would, yeah, I would. I wouldn't get nude.
Speaker 3: What if a director had like a passionate reason why
Speaker 3: Because I've heard actresses and even like men talk about
Speaker 3: it where they had to do sex scenes they didn't
Speaker 3: want to do because the director was so passionate on
Speaker 3: how it moved the story and how it moved the shots,
Speaker 3: and like.
Speaker 5: That's what's up the actress fair And that's why I'm
Speaker 5: saying I don't. I don't think that. Everyone's like, there's
Speaker 5: how are he so homophobic? I don't think that's homophobic.
Speaker 5: I don't want to to get the man. That's crazy,
Speaker 5: not wanting to get you.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing that people do though, that I
Speaker 2: think is wrong, Like they throw that label on you
Speaker 2: just because you said, like you said, that's just his
Speaker 2: bound Like there's nothing wrong with him saying I don't
Speaker 2: want to kiss a man, Like yeah, now he's homophobic
Speaker 2: because he doesn't want to kiss him in.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's home.
Speaker 2: That is crazy. But I'm just saying the fact that
Speaker 2: people say that they said.
Speaker 4: I would cut my I would, I would cut my
Speaker 4: lips off.
Speaker 3: He took it a little far.
Speaker 5: If I kissed some man, I will cut my lips off.
Speaker 2: That's it's a little far. I don't know I felt them.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I feel that man like I
Speaker 2: don't know man.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: But I mean Terrence is he's in his right too
Speaker 2: if he doesn't want to kiss a man take a role,
Speaker 2: because I.
Speaker 3: Hope he hasn't heard the most recent Kanye Oh you
Speaker 3: know he's heard that.
Speaker 4: Are there any podcast interviews y'all wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Take how many years we've been doing this?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm not talking about people directly tied to us,
Speaker 5: right Like, for example, we had the opportunity to have
Speaker 5: an interview with someone and I advised and my other
Speaker 5: producer at the time advised y'all not to take that interview.
Speaker 2: But mainly just speaking, I never told you how much
Speaker 2: I wanted to fire both of y'all for that, but
Speaker 2: I never did.
Speaker 3: Wait, wait, are we're talking about we can be Canau's
Speaker 3: talk about the Fox News Shit.
Speaker 2: No, No, she's talking about Candace owns. Oh that okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 3: I thought like when they had brought the Fox News
Speaker 3: Jesse water ship and we was all like, nah, we're
Speaker 3: not doing that. That's what I thought y'all were talking about,
Speaker 3: not that one. We all said no to that immediately.
Speaker 3: Oh the candas own ship. Yeah, I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 3: because I didn't want to speak to Candace Owens. It
Speaker 3: was just because I didn't think this was the platform
Speaker 3: to have that station.
Speaker 4: I agree that.
Speaker 2: That's why I was with it.
Speaker 3: It wasn't Hey, I have no interest in speaking to Candas,
Speaker 3: even if I agree or disagree with her stuff.
Speaker 2: I just didn't think that that's what the platform for.
Speaker 2: That's cat because I said, well, I wouldn't even. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't even I didn't even really want to talk politics
Speaker 2: with Candas. I wanted to get to know Candas like
Speaker 2: on something like yo, what should be listening is like
Speaker 2: growing up? Like what was your she talked about you?
Speaker 2: Never like yeah, but she ain't talked to me about it. Okay,
Speaker 2: That's where I was going with it. But y'all was
Speaker 2: just so helping. No, No, I'm just like what well,
Speaker 2: the Candas owners we talking.
Speaker 5: About because you're producers that you wanted to fire. Know
Speaker 5: your audience, Know what your audience would have felt in
Speaker 5: a sensitive time.
Speaker 2: You don't know clips go that we never even thought
Speaker 2: and that's.
Speaker 5: Not our Those are not from your audience. Those are
Speaker 5: from people who don't who are discovering your Yes.
Speaker 2: There you go. Now we have Canvas on with her platform,
Speaker 2: people that never heard of.
Speaker 5: It, and you this platform is going to revisit this podcast.
Speaker 4: You don't know that, regular listener.
Speaker 2: You don't know that. Okay, well how could you say that?
Speaker 2: So like matter of factly you don't know that? Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what I'm saying. I was just wanting to have
Speaker 2: that conversation with Candas on some old fun politics. Let's
Speaker 2: talk to candas owns about the ship she'd be into,
Speaker 2: like away from politics, Like that's what I wanted to
Speaker 2: get into. I thought that would have been dope.
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But I feel like if we asked her about anything
Speaker 3: music related, her answer would be I used to listen
Speaker 3: to Jay Z and Beyonce. Then I realized they were
Speaker 3: democratic puppets, and then we anything we say would have
Speaker 3: went back and down and that's to a political night.
Speaker 2: And that's what I.
Speaker 3: Told you when we were having this conversation off Mike,
Speaker 3: because I remember this vividly when we're all talking about it.
Speaker 3: I've watched Cannis own stuff, and I've seen her talk
Speaker 3: about her past growing up in Connecticut and how she
Speaker 3: was such a hip hop fan. I know for a
Speaker 3: fact anything we brought up would get down to like, well,
Speaker 3: then the Democrats got a hold of them and it
Speaker 3: just would have went off the rails because she is
Speaker 3: so trained in what she does London.
Speaker 2: But I don't think so, Bro, I don't think it
Speaker 2: would have went like that. I don't think I get
Speaker 2: what you're saying that. I get why you're saying it,
Speaker 2: but like you think it all right? Say she would
Speaker 2: have went that route with it? You think we wouldn't
Speaker 2: have had a blast having fun with her? Like, Yo,
Speaker 2: what are you like? So everything is just gonna go
Speaker 2: right back to politics? You don't think that would have
Speaker 2: been like funny to watch? Like me and you sit
Speaker 2: with cannas owners and laughing every time she tried to
Speaker 2: turn Yo, what you listen to as far as music
Speaker 2: or sports and it and she turned into some political shit.
Speaker 2: I would have had a field day laughing at Candas
Speaker 2: own was about this shit, like, Yo, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: I would have laughed, But we have to think about
Speaker 3: an entire viewership that while we're laughing, can go through
Speaker 3: her entire catalog of shit that they completely agree with him. Fine,
Speaker 3: actually straight up offensive to their lives.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm not going to key key about jay Z
Speaker 3: and Beyonce with her when I would rather do that
Speaker 3: with y'all.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying we had some people in this room
Speaker 2: that we could have had Candace Owns is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We could do the one on one.
Speaker 3: I'll produce that one same way we did the DJ headshit.
Speaker 2: Nah, I don't need you to produce Candas. Don't produce.
Speaker 2: You can't produce Candace. No, listen, you can't produce Candace.
Speaker 2: That's your problem. You're trying to produce the black girl.
Speaker 3: Why I The thing I loved that Candace did was
Speaker 3: get the fuck away from the Daily Wire when she
Speaker 3: exposed them for Yeah, they not based off their business
Speaker 3: plan a free speech You say one word about a
Speaker 3: certain group and yeah, y'all are not these free speech people.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to produce her. I'm just trying to
Speaker 3: help produce you.
Speaker 2: I don't know. With Candace, No, that would just be
Speaker 2: that would be a good conversation though, sold you do it? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Candas Absolutely.
Speaker 5: Are there any big names that y'all would not take
Speaker 5: the interview?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 5: If our Kelly came here, which I'll take the interview.
Speaker 5: Kel You see the difference in the two You see
Speaker 5: the gang in the.
Speaker 2: Yang Kels, No, I wouldn't for what.
Speaker 4: Listen, he gave Gail a banger, I don't know, but.
Speaker 2: That's before he was found guilty and throwing under the jail.
Speaker 3: We knew he was guilty, but at that point ship
Speaker 3: was going on, the doc had came out.
Speaker 2: We had some questions for R.
Speaker 3: Kelly. I have no questions for.
Speaker 2: The questions are answered. The questions are like, there's nothing
Speaker 2: to ask AR Kelly.
Speaker 3: And his answers where I'm fighting for my fucking life
Speaker 3: and it's like dog, so were the people in your basement?
Speaker 2: Like yeah, that was I mean, but there is. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't sit down with R. Kelly, but somebody's gonna set
Speaker 2: a cam up in front of him one day and
Speaker 2: ask some real questions, like all right, But the parents,
Speaker 2: that's all were We were the parents because that was
Speaker 2: always a question for me. I don't care where you say,
Speaker 2: my daughter is at studio. Nobody can nobody can stop
Speaker 2: me from getting in this studio. What are you talking about.
Speaker 2: My daughter's in there and she doesn't want to be
Speaker 2: in there, and she's trying to get out. We're getting
Speaker 2: in this studio that right now, doors, windows, everything is
Speaker 2: coming down.
Speaker 3: Separate conversation though, Like I agree with you, the parents
Speaker 3: are responsible, if not the exact same as R.
Speaker 2: Kelly.
Speaker 3: But because he knew how to target young girls that
Speaker 3: had shitty parents and could identify, that doesn't excuse him
Speaker 3: because those parents I.
Speaker 2: Never you never heard.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just saying, like, but the parents, that's not
Speaker 3: a conversation I want to have with R.
Speaker 6: Kelly.
Speaker 3: I would want to have that conversation. I'd sit with
Speaker 3: the parents. I would definitely sit with the parents. What
Speaker 3: the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 2: I want to hear from kel I want to hear
Speaker 2: from all Kelly.
Speaker 3: He didn't hear from the parents. That's why Kell's could
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: I want to hear from you how much you paid
Speaker 2: the parents? That'd be Kel's thinks he's innocent.
Speaker 3: He would come in here.
Speaker 2: Because because they went through That's why he thought it
Speaker 2: was a negotiation. He thought it was a deal. That's
Speaker 2: why he thinks he's innocent. Who has their passports? Who
Speaker 2: has their shots? Kanye?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what you said ya interview.
Speaker 3: I used to want to say yes to that. And
Speaker 3: by the way, it's not because all the insane things
Speaker 3: that he said, I'm not doing it on a moral shit.
Speaker 3: It would be a waste of fucking time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just don't know. A waste of it would.
Speaker 3: Be him screaming, which he's already doing now on his
Speaker 3: on his own stream.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just don't know if he's a good get,
Speaker 2: Like I don't know, Like what would you because we
Speaker 2: would act you talked about Ken is doing it? If
Speaker 2: you ask Kanye hate something, he gonna turn that into
Speaker 2: a whole different.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't answer what you asked. He would just go
Speaker 3: on a rank of what was on his mind.
Speaker 5: And a lot of people like that because it gets
Speaker 5: them clicks and views.
Speaker 3: But that would be absolutely pointless. Yeah nah at this time,
Speaker 3: Like all the stuff that I would want to know,
Speaker 3: like if even if I took a month to do
Speaker 3: all the journalistic shit about yay and put together the
Speaker 3: best structure ever, it wouldn't work, So what would be
Speaker 3: the point?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to sit down with people that I
Speaker 2: really am interested in and like don't hear much from,
Speaker 2: like Ken and Ivy WAYNMS. That's like my dream to
Speaker 2: sit down and have a common station with Keen Navy.
Speaker 3: I mean with everything going on with their family and
Speaker 3: the headlines. Now, I don't think that's far fetched. No,
Speaker 3: I don't think it's far fest But that's just like
Speaker 3: one of my him Byron Allen Allen, Like, those are
Speaker 3: guys that I look at and I'm just like, you know,
Speaker 3: legends and have done amazing things and you don't really
Speaker 3: hear about them, don't really see them in headlines for
Speaker 3: no crazy shit, but their work speaks for itself and
Speaker 3: they've done legendary things. Like those are the type of
Speaker 3: people that I'm interested to have conversations with, the ones
Speaker 3: that are accessible and on the timeline every day and
Speaker 3: you know, going on rants and it's like, I'm cool,
Speaker 3: I don't really want to.
Speaker 2: I don't. That's like the that's like the circus.
Speaker 4: Lo's your dream interview?
Speaker 3: Uh, Lucian Range, I know, somebody that's actually like in.
Speaker 2: Some negotiations with I.
Speaker 3: Don't but legally I don't think they're allowed to speak now, No, Lucian,
Speaker 3: Like outside of just music industry, we're talking about people
Speaker 3: that we are hypothetically saying would be candid in their interview,
Speaker 3: right m h. Because I don't think Sir, Sir Lucian
Speaker 3: Grange would have anything to say on camera period. Like
Speaker 3: even the fact that Leo did the Breakfast Club was
Speaker 3: blew my fucking mind.
Speaker 2: He did drink Champs, didn't he Yes, that's.
Speaker 3: When he was on his pressure, which I could not
Speaker 3: believe he even did that. Lucian would be That's like
Speaker 3: the bevy of everything we questioned about the music industry
Speaker 3: could be answered with one person. Okay, that or Tommy
Speaker 3: venslo ooh wow, it would be Tommy or Lucian, because
Speaker 3: I think you'd get pretty much the same information from
Speaker 3: both of them. Anything we've talked about over the last shit,
Speaker 3: well Quincy was talking about in that interview, last fifty years,
Speaker 3: you're getting answers from those two people, and those two
Speaker 3: people only shit Michael Jackson couldn't get answers to. They
Speaker 3: would have answers to that would be my dream interview
Speaker 3: to talk to one of them, but they never would.
Speaker 3: This is hypothetical shit, Yeah, okay, that makes sense. I
Speaker 3: mean maybe maybe his son would.
Speaker 2: Do it, Michael Jackson's son.
Speaker 3: I would love to talk the Blanket. Oh okay, no,
Speaker 3: Lucian Grange, oh son that's now running inland. But listen,
Speaker 3: if you can get extorted by Trey Way, like maybe
Speaker 3: we can.
Speaker 2: Maybe we got a shot yeah, never know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, throw some guns and money around, take them, make
Speaker 3: it look like a real video. Yeah, take them a
Speaker 3: Uh where'd they have that? Shoot at it?
Speaker 2: I forgot the restaurant was mister Chiles, right, No, I
Speaker 2: feel like I would have remembered if it was missing.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure it was mister Chiles on the East
Speaker 3: Side when that happened, like Trey Way and Lucian Grange's
Speaker 3: son just in the line of fire, sick Tom. It
Speaker 3: was that twenty what eighteen seventeen?
Speaker 2: God damn sixteen wow?
Speaker 3: Which is funny that our our guests that we're gonna
Speaker 3: have on the second half of this episode was never
Speaker 3: really affiliated with Trey Way. He was cool with Shody,
Speaker 3: run around with Shotty before that, you know, six or
Speaker 3: nine got weird. But yeah, that's actually a good segue
Speaker 3: now into who we're about to sit down with finally,
Speaker 3: somebody that is of my complexion. Maybe I'll get some
Speaker 3: respect with the lighting once he sits down, but I
Speaker 3: doubt it. That's what we need on the show. More
Speaker 3: click this unwoke opinion. We need more white people on
Speaker 3: this set so I can get.
Speaker 2: Better lighting, white lights.
Speaker 3: All the lighting is to YouTube and I look nuts
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Speaker 2: All right, Rory. Today we are joined by one of
Speaker 2: my favorite guys man, one of my favorite people in
Speaker 2: this industry, the shithold of the industry, a guy that
Speaker 2: I've been following for a long time, and I'm happy
Speaker 2: to see all the success he's achieving and all the elevation.
Speaker 2: And you know, I'm seeing a lot of people post
Speaker 2: him on my timeline and I just smile when I
Speaker 2: see things like that. So today we are joined by
Speaker 2: Cambridge's finest mass is Finest Millies Millies Listen. Rory went
Speaker 2: to your album release about two weeks ago. Yes, he
Speaker 2: called me. He was like, yo, Millies having an hour release.
Speaker 2: I felt some type of way because Millies didn't hit
Speaker 2: me and tell me how the album was about. Said
Speaker 2: it's so good, and Rory was like, Yo, listen, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go by it. I said, bro, I'm in the crib.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm all. I live all the way up
Speaker 2: north to come back down to the city. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be a I'm just not into it. But tell my guy,
Speaker 2: said what's up? Rory? Didn't I get come to the
Speaker 2: studio the next day? Rory was like, nah, you were
Speaker 2: supposed to be there last night, Listen.
Speaker 3: I went for Millies, I went for hip hop, I
Speaker 3: went to support, but I stayed for other reasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I went for one. It was the party for
Speaker 2: the party they called Party Favorite. There was a lot
Speaker 2: of party favors and the beyond the aesthetic was very nice.
Speaker 2: What you mean, yeah, very welcome hip hop. Yeah, a
Speaker 2: lot of hip hop in the building. You know that
Speaker 2: gotta be hip hop with Millies is dead? Man. How
Speaker 2: you feeling though, bro? I feel good, man, I feelt excellent. Yo. Listen, man,
Speaker 2: you look at we saw you. I think the last
Speaker 2: time I saw Millis was we had our show in Boston.
Speaker 2: That was what two years agow?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, that was December of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: It might have been twenty three. I don't think it
Speaker 2: was twenty two. It might have been twenty three. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might be right though, maybe twenty two a minute.
Speaker 2: But yo, man, I've been seeing you. The elevation is amazing.
Speaker 2: Blanco nine is out now, Blanco seven, Blanco seven, Blanco
Speaker 2: seven is out. Now, we'll get to nine. We're going
Speaker 2: to know, we definitely gonna get to nine. But how
Speaker 2: has it been, man? How was the the journey being
Speaker 2: up un to this point? Because I remember I think
Speaker 2: the first time, well I heard you years ago, but
Speaker 2: the first time I remember hearing you wrap hearing you
Speaker 2: freestyle and I was like, nah, he's serious. It might
Speaker 2: have been funk flex freestyle thing like yeah, it's a
Speaker 2: long long time about eight years ago. Yeah, that was
Speaker 2: like twenty seventeen. That was the first time I heard
Speaker 2: you before that. But that freestyle, I think is when
Speaker 2: I said I got to start paying more attention to me.
Speaker 2: And I think, were you signed the kiss before that
Speaker 2: or was it that happen right after the like right
Speaker 2: right before that, right before that, and that's when when
Speaker 2: you signed with Jada. Well when I have I found
Speaker 2: that out after that freestyle and I said, okay, like
Speaker 2: so kiss herd the same shit I'm hearing. I'm looking
Speaker 2: at him. But to see you now, seeing everything that
Speaker 2: you're doing, it's been dope to watch. But how have
Speaker 2: you been feeling though as far as like personally, is
Speaker 2: this this is the music industry been good to you?
Speaker 2: Is there a lot of things that you're like, Oh man,
Speaker 2: these are the potholes that people tried to warm me
Speaker 2: about to trying to avoid, like what is it? What
Speaker 2: is the experience been like up until Blanco seven? Man?
Speaker 2: That's it was like a loaded question because.
Speaker 6: It feels like even though you saw me on flex
Speaker 6: at whatever you that was. Yeah, I shouldn't start My
Speaker 6: shouldn't start until the pandemic, like it got lit in
Speaker 6: COVID because I wasn't saying I can't make club music.
Speaker 6: But that wasn't what I was super on. I was
Speaker 6: kind of doing more like pain songs. I do the
Speaker 6: freestyle raps and stuff because it brings engagement on social media.
Speaker 6: That's not my passion.
Speaker 2: It's commercial, yeah exactly.
Speaker 6: And it's a commercial just to draw people in to
Speaker 6: be like, you know, look what's going on. Because I
Speaker 6: know I could technically do that. It's like a technical
Speaker 6: skill set. It's like making half court shots.
Speaker 2: You'd rather make music. Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: But yeah, it started in the pandemic when everything slowed down.
Speaker 6: It was like people started listening to music for real,
Speaker 6: and that's when they started. I just remember I posted
Speaker 6: a song called URLs and it was kind of more
Speaker 6: singing but talking about going through real life shit, and
Speaker 6: I just saw like a bump in the algorithm morning
Speaker 6: and I'm like, oh, and then I dropped something with
Speaker 6: Jim Heightened Census and it was like the easiest type
Speaker 6: of song I could do it was just wrapping intricately
Speaker 6: and I'm a lot of cook from me over like
Speaker 6: a beat with a vocal sample, and people like that
Speaker 6: off the album. I didn't push it off the album,
Speaker 6: but people liked it a lot off the album. And
Speaker 6: that's when I realized, oh, if y'all like this, I
Speaker 6: could do this over and over and all. This is
Speaker 6: the easiest thing I could do. So I started dropping
Speaker 6: from there and everything went up. That's how I went
Speaker 6: Blanco five six here to seven, like off of signature
Speaker 6: sound Like if you go to YouTube and look at
Speaker 6: a Milli's type beat, you'll see a thousand, one hundred
Speaker 6: thousand Millies type beats, you know. So that was the
Speaker 6: progress like with music. But yeah, I learned a lot
Speaker 6: just in the music industry. I still feel like I'm
Speaker 6: on the outside of the industry because I never had
Speaker 6: a major push. It always just been me and my
Speaker 6: friends behind me, and then like you know, co signs
Speaker 6: like y'all have been we personally know each other like
Speaker 6: kiss a post me or like however it goes. But
Speaker 6: it's never been a major sort of corporation. I did
Speaker 6: a dishro deal, you know, I did big DISHO deals,
Speaker 6: but they just give you the bag and then you
Speaker 6: gotta go kind of do it yourself.
Speaker 3: It's been a good mentor in that capacity because Kiss
Speaker 3: has probably been through more situations than any major rapper
Speaker 3: that I can think of. Like he's the only rapper
Speaker 3: that's been on Bad Boy, Rough Riders and Rockefeller.
Speaker 6: Technically and beef with fifty Ambigu and Puffy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: For publishing, like he's been very vocal.
Speaker 2: Kiss might be a vampire now that I think about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean even on We Are the Streets, like
Speaker 3: the Interludes is raping you records, Like everything in the
Speaker 3: Interludes is about being fucked. I think in the industry,
Speaker 3: for your pub for your budget, everything.
Speaker 6: I think about it now. That's why he was kind
Speaker 6: of like protective over me. It was times I was
Speaker 6: supposed to do Love and hip Hop and twenty twenty
Speaker 6: one or one of them shit, like I.
Speaker 2: Mean, like I would. Yeah, he was adamantly against it.
Speaker 2: Who were they gonna pair you with? Oh, this girl, man,
Speaker 2: this girl. Yeah, shout out to this girl, you know,
Speaker 2: shout out to this girl.
Speaker 6: We had a Philly city, We had a right, we
Speaker 6: had a bright future on love and hip hop, and
Speaker 6: Kiss was just adamantly against it, and I'm like, I
Speaker 6: need to feed my family. Bro. I actually moved out
Speaker 6: of my apartment that I was in because I'm like, well,
Speaker 6: I'm about to be famous, so.
Speaker 2: It's probably like, no, I don't do that. This is
Speaker 2: like twenty nineteen.
Speaker 6: He was like, that's wag, that's cool Andy, No disrespect
Speaker 6: to Mona, we love you and all of that. But yeah,
Speaker 6: he was just adamantly against it. And I was like, well, bro,
Speaker 6: I'm starving. I'm a die, like I gotta do love
Speaker 6: and hip hop. This girl man, and she started going
Speaker 6: left on me before the show even started, like she's
Speaker 6: getting a character. Yeah, I guess so. And it was
Speaker 6: crazy because you're trying to create the story. I mean,
Speaker 6: I seen her one day. I don't know if I
Speaker 6: don't want to violate like shout out to her, but
Speaker 6: I seen her one day and she was smoking a
Speaker 6: new Port hunted.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it was on FaceTime and I got and
Speaker 2: this is like a week. It was one hundred face time.
Speaker 6: She was smoking a hundred and I was just like, damn,
Speaker 6: like we want to face something. She was arguing with
Speaker 6: me about something I don't really like argue like that,
Speaker 6: that's not even in my character, Like, don't indulge in that.
Speaker 6: And I'm just like, damn, Like we went to those
Speaker 6: meetings and they started asking me about.
Speaker 3: It's a long argument too, where your.
Speaker 6: Side chicks at you. You gotta smoke a whole new
Speaker 6: boy argument. Hell yeah. But now Kiss protecting me, you know,
Speaker 6: from from a lot of things, just a lot of situations,
Speaker 6: Like always reached out to me and he would always say,
Speaker 6: you know, you got the complexion for the connection. But
Speaker 6: I don't think we ever. I don't think we have
Speaker 6: to like use it, like monetize.
Speaker 2: It the way we were. Yeah, thinking of like I
Speaker 2: think that is more so because you're I think your
Speaker 2: brand and who you are in real life, I think
Speaker 2: it's probably what Kiss was like, Now we got to
Speaker 2: protect that because that's that's real, that's really who you are.
Speaker 2: So we start to go this way, it's just too
Speaker 2: much out of who you really are. Personal Moda wanted
Speaker 2: to do well. Yeah, I mean we know Mona would
Speaker 2: Mona would have loved that.
Speaker 3: Because she has to you know, things would have been white.
Speaker 2: Yeah nah, but you I think that Kiss Kiss made
Speaker 2: the right Calle, what is your been you have this
Speaker 2: this unique like thing of just being tapped in with
Speaker 2: certain guys and certain other artists that like Leak, like
Speaker 2: lead Ward and alb Al and you know those guys
Speaker 2: that I listen to. But to see you doing videos,
Speaker 2: I'm like, yo, Millie's is like he's he's in tune
Speaker 2: because these are guys that you gotta kind of really
Speaker 2: be in tune with a certain area to kind of
Speaker 2: like even connect with on a personal level, but then
Speaker 2: to even make music and then actually go to that
Speaker 2: hood and do a video. Now we talking about something deeper,
Speaker 2: deeper connection. And the deeper like you know, it has
Speaker 2: to be a trusted Where's that? Where's that come from?
Speaker 2: Is it just the sense of you know, if I'm
Speaker 2: from a hood and mass the hood is the hood everywhere,
Speaker 2: it's just a certain language that we all speak. Is
Speaker 2: it just that or is it a deeper like connection
Speaker 2: that's just deeper than that. Yeah, that's that's a good
Speaker 2: question though.
Speaker 6: And I think people see the videos and they think
Speaker 6: it's like really some Hollywood shit. They don't understand how
Speaker 6: treacherous it is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I know that's why I ask.
Speaker 6: But yeah, even like leaf War like he don't care
Speaker 6: who you are in the industry. He don't really do
Speaker 6: much features with people and shit like that. So I
Speaker 6: think they tap in because I had like that pain type.
Speaker 2: Of music moving.
Speaker 6: So but it'll be like my youngins in my neighborhood
Speaker 6: that will tell me, yo, you got to get with
Speaker 6: leaf Ward, and I'd be like, I want to do
Speaker 6: a song with so and so, and they'd be like
Speaker 6: fuck him. Like I say something somebody mainstream, they really
Speaker 6: tap me in and risk Takers got like forty five
Speaker 6: million streams or something crazy, and we're all underground artists.
Speaker 6: So i'by all that was like just people telling us
Speaker 6: to work as soon as he came home, like we
Speaker 6: just tapped in, got on FaceTime. Leaf Ward was harder
Speaker 6: to It was harder to get because you know, he's
Speaker 6: just running around. He was in the streets, but you know,
Speaker 6: shit like that. He ended up getting and booked. But
Speaker 6: I was grateful to be able to go out there.
Speaker 6: But yeah, it's stretches we've done. There's so many videos
Speaker 6: and just popped out on artists just to show them
Speaker 6: like it's genuine love. I'm not you know, I'm not
Speaker 6: trying to use you for a verse or anything like that.
Speaker 3: I think that speaks to the authenticity though, because that
Speaker 3: record is crazy and I didn't even know that forty
Speaker 3: five million. I feel like if you went like the
Speaker 3: major route, they try to pair you with somebody that
Speaker 3: was singing hook right, and you probably clock at like
Speaker 3: a million views, mate, right, Like that was something All
Speaker 3: three y'all have the same but different fan bases.
Speaker 6: It's cross and we brought them all together like that
Speaker 6: and that song man.
Speaker 2: That shit is so big.
Speaker 6: But no, I think it's a trust and it's a
Speaker 6: respect thing, you know. So also like I'm I believe
Speaker 6: in God a lot, bro Like I'm very in tune
Speaker 6: with God to the point where I just feel like
Speaker 6: I could go anywhere, you know, on trust and with
Speaker 6: God like I've been. I've been in Haiti for real, right,
Speaker 6: I grew up with all Haitians, Like my school was
Speaker 6: half Haitian when Pop bloom in.
Speaker 2: My school is.
Speaker 6: Half Haitian, like straight from poor to prince. So I
Speaker 6: had a certain trust level to where I'll go. You know,
Speaker 6: the government can't even protect you in Haiti. You gotta
Speaker 6: be real tapped in, right, And we went out there
Speaker 6: in like I think twenty nineteen or something like that
Speaker 6: and just moving around.
Speaker 2: But it's love and it's it's trust.
Speaker 6: I was with all deporties, like people got deported from
Speaker 6: Cambridge and shit like that, and they're real z old.
Speaker 6: So it's like, I'll really go anywhere if I feel,
Speaker 6: you know, it's authentically like in my heart to go there,
Speaker 6: like I feel comfortable in those environments, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I forgot what platform was. It might have been
Speaker 3: your own YouTube channel where you gave, like I guess,
Speaker 3: a tour. That's kind of corny to say it that way,
Speaker 3: but to tour your neighborhood. And I did notice out
Speaker 3: of all like the hoodvlog stuff, everyone from sixty years
Speaker 3: old to young had a story about you. Yeah, which
Speaker 3: usually people walk around the hood and the just with
Speaker 3: friends and just make up shit as they walk past.
Speaker 3: It was like old Haitian women coming out they crib child.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh right, he's from here for real.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, And it's so funny because I'm actually from
Speaker 6: a place that putting the most money into PR campaigns
Speaker 6: and the history of PR campaigns, Like I'm from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: That's Harvard College.
Speaker 6: Mit, Like you don't get that's been blasted out to
Speaker 6: people since the twenties. There's a if you go to
Speaker 6: Jason Trimman's YouTube, it's a smaller YouTube channel, but he
Speaker 6: gives a real breakdown of the Cambridge that I'm from,
Speaker 6: you know, because it's also Harvard College, but it's also
Speaker 6: fourteen housing projects and people living below the poverty line
Speaker 6: and shit like that. So yeah, nah, I really grew
Speaker 6: up just kind of in an environment that made me
Speaker 6: feel like we were just in far out yesterday and
Speaker 6: they were like, nobody comes out here, bro. So but
Speaker 6: I feel it still feels like my neighborhood in the summer,
Speaker 6: you know, it's not too far. So yeah, that's what
Speaker 6: gave me the confidence to go wherever. Also, and then
Speaker 6: I'm not leading on no tough shit either, Like I'm
Speaker 6: just like.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, mutual respect be cooler.
Speaker 3: Boss just had a very interesting music history where it's
Speaker 3: I feel like it's been neglected, but if you really
Speaker 3: go through it, it does have like monumental shit. But
Speaker 3: on the hip hop side, I feel like even Guru
Speaker 3: from Gangstar, we all thought Guru and from Brooklyn ben Zeno,
Speaker 3: I'm actually one of the few people that's like not
Speaker 3: a Benzeno hater. I actually think he's done a lot
Speaker 3: of good for hip hop, and he had a few
Speaker 3: joints and made men I always fucked with with their mixtapes.
Speaker 3: That's hard every time Static, you know, brought Terminology always
Speaker 3: fucks with him, Mass Bike Miles. But I always feel
Speaker 3: like Bobby Brown was kind of the like New Election.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I think for sure.
Speaker 6: I tell people like, you've got to understand when you're
Speaker 6: coming out of Mass it's like an uphill battle on
Speaker 6: roller skates because you're dealing with if you just go,
Speaker 6: I'm a person.
Speaker 2: Likes to go with the odds.
Speaker 6: Like I tell people, it's harder to make it and
Speaker 6: wrapped in the NBA because it statistically is how many
Speaker 6: rappers are there in New York right now? Like people
Speaker 6: making songs in the studio.
Speaker 2: I don't know a million, all right, how.
Speaker 6: Many peoples in the NBA, you know what I mean?
Speaker 6: How many people play for the Knicks. Just do your
Speaker 6: math on that. I tell people that before you try
Speaker 6: to jump in the rap. But like especially from Mass
Speaker 6: with three hours from New York and probably five hundred
Speaker 6: artists got record deals in the last ten years from
Speaker 6: New York and three artists from Massachusetts got record deals.
Speaker 3: And how do you think that is, though, because even
Speaker 3: like the source coming out, because a lot of cities
Speaker 3: will bring up the New York thing, like all the
Speaker 3: publications everything media. That's why y'all get the looks that
Speaker 3: you look. And I think there's an argument there. I
Speaker 3: see what they're saying. There's some pushback, but I get
Speaker 3: it right. The source came out of Boston, and I
Speaker 3: mean that was the bible. Yeah, why did that never
Speaker 3: really click outside of what Benzino was doing, because there's
Speaker 3: been plenty of great rappers, they just never get their look.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think people had probably had a sour taste, salty taste, pause,
Speaker 6: like whatever, you know from the fact that I think
Speaker 6: they felt like even if you hear eminem, he's like
Speaker 6: half your staffs fresh out of jail from Boston bullying
Speaker 6: and extoror like and it's real shit. Like Benzino, you know,
Speaker 6: to his credit, he took what I I don't want
Speaker 6: to get all the facts on. This was before my time,
Speaker 6: but he took ten different, ten different rappers from all
Speaker 6: different hoods that were beef and when the murder rate
Speaker 6: was high in Boston, the murder rate actually dropped. He
Speaker 6: put a lot of rappers together and formed the Wise Guys,
Speaker 6: which was like a bigger.
Speaker 2: Extension of the main Men.
Speaker 6: And he tried to you know, he tried to put
Speaker 6: a lot of people in position. But I don't know, Bro,
Speaker 6: It's just like we're such a town that we believe
Speaker 6: in sports man, you know.
Speaker 3: Like sports like we'vet what Benzino and his friends did,
Speaker 3: uh to a certain player.
Speaker 2: To kiss her?
Speaker 3: Telling you the story of the Benzi know, Bro.
Speaker 6: Yeah, lightly, But I had it enough on podcasts and
Speaker 6: ship like that.
Speaker 3: There's been some locks Boston.
Speaker 2: What is the straight though? Where's there is there? Do
Speaker 2: you have a relation I'm not sure if you do.
Speaker 2: But do you have a relationship with Joined Lucas? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I got a relationship with Joiner like we never saw
Speaker 6: really eye of eye. There was some some tension there.
Speaker 6: There was just some like serious things. They don't have
Speaker 6: nothing to do with me or him, but in the
Speaker 6: middle of it.
Speaker 2: But actually Mark Man, Mark Wahlberg, he put us together
Speaker 2: for real. That's dope. First laughing just found out that rapper.
Speaker 5: She had know he was a rapper. I didn't know
Speaker 5: he was a part of a funky bunch. I didn't
Speaker 5: know that.
Speaker 2: What's the funky bunch and the funky bunch? I don't know.
Speaker 6: I know it was Marky Mark so and he'll come around,
Speaker 6: he said, you know I would. Hey, he downs himself
Speaker 6: and me he'll go. I was the only corny rapper
Speaker 6: from Boston. Now we got real rappers. But I don't
Speaker 6: think he was corny. I don't think nothing about Mark.
Speaker 6: Mark's corny.
Speaker 2: Mark Wahlberg is a street guy from doing one hundred.
Speaker 3: It just came off with the vanilla ice ship was going.
Speaker 3: It was just bad talking.
Speaker 6: Markberg will hang vanilla ice off the building, like signited
Speaker 6: in real life. Like Mark Wahlberg is Mark Wahlberg from
Speaker 6: Four Brothers. I'm trying to tell you Mark Wahlberg is
Speaker 6: somebody I could tell us, very comfortable in staticky environments,
Speaker 6: like we'll be with all the corporate people and everything,
Speaker 6: and Mark Wahlberg will defer in the room to me
Speaker 6: and my friends. I swear to God, all these hundred
Speaker 6: million dollar guys on this dick, Mark Mark Mark, and
Speaker 6: he's just talking to us like super but not forcing it,
Speaker 6: just super comfortable and regular like he is Mark Wahlberg
Speaker 6: from Four Brothers.
Speaker 2: I'm standing on that.
Speaker 3: But let's slow down, all right, because when you asked
Speaker 3: the question about joint a little all right, So I
Speaker 3: was like, all right, I get it. It's a mass thing.
Speaker 3: Maybe they crosspaths. Then I could see y'all having issues.
Speaker 3: People know each other. How the fuck did Mark Wahlberg
Speaker 3: end this beef?
Speaker 6: Because like he would support Joiner and I used to
Speaker 6: see that, like, man, that's the coolest shit in the world.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, Mark Wahlburg a less celebrity bro. I'd
Speaker 6: be like, that's amazing. And and one day he just
Speaker 6: followed me and started just he just started liking my
Speaker 6: posts more than my friends, like my post like you know,
Speaker 6: like throwing the moojis and shit, just really support and
Speaker 6: throwing Mark yeah, throwing my shit up. We met him
Speaker 6: in on We had a toy day in Vegas. He
Speaker 6: was like, Yo, what hotel you staying at? We were
Speaker 6: in the wind. He pulled up to the wind came
Speaker 6: into the lobby. He was like, met me down in
Speaker 6: the lobby and it was like this like Mark Warburg
Speaker 6: me and yeah, me me in the lobby and he
Speaker 6: just sat down with me in like the nice part
Speaker 6: of the lobby, and it caused so much tension, like
Speaker 6: the hotel employees couldn't believe it. Everyone stopped for him.
Speaker 6: Old Chinese lady, yeah, little fat young kids like everybody,
Speaker 6: like everyone you could think about just stop for him.
Speaker 6: And like he just had the conversation with me like
Speaker 6: it wasn't happening and shit like, and he just showed
Speaker 6: support from there. And then one day he had a
Speaker 6: thing with Concepts and I was like, yo, I'm pulling up,
Speaker 6: but Joyan was pulling up too. I think he just
Speaker 6: checked you know, like the temperature with them, because I
Speaker 6: was always fine, I'll be around anybody, but he really, like,
Speaker 6: you know, just put us in that room together and
Speaker 6: was just like I'm telling you all, y'all are stronger
Speaker 6: and together and ship like that. And then Joya ended
Speaker 6: up taking me on tour and he got a big
Speaker 6: AUSS fan base.
Speaker 3: So for sure, what was that combo? Like, I mean,
Speaker 3: the details you can't give in Vegas.
Speaker 6: Now with market he was we were just talking about
Speaker 6: our town, like you know, people like to it's a
Speaker 6: lot of hatred like in Boston in Massachusetts in general,
Speaker 6: like this, it's like.
Speaker 2: Our culture to hate on shit outside of sports. M h.
Speaker 6: We love sports, but people want to see you do
Speaker 6: good but never too good and he just you know,
Speaker 6: kind of.
Speaker 2: That's everywhere though, that's not just a mass thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's bad where we're from because we've
Speaker 6: never had success in music too, So like New York
Speaker 6: are gonna let an artists fly, like like, hey, Buogie
Speaker 6: can fly because a shot Rocky flew and all these people,
Speaker 6: it's like, but they really want to clip your wings
Speaker 6: if they never saw somebody. It's like they kind of
Speaker 6: start panicking when they see an artist get a certain
Speaker 6: level of success.
Speaker 2: I'll be trying to tell.
Speaker 6: People I'm not on bro, I'm not jay Z, Like
Speaker 6: I cannot fix this whole state, right, you know.
Speaker 2: But have you ran into any of that though, as
Speaker 2: far as like back back in the hood, back home
Speaker 2: you ran into like where it's like the people that
Speaker 2: you thought were like real friends and people you grow
Speaker 2: up that know you're away from music, have you seen
Speaker 2: their energy change? And it's like, yo, like y'all are
Speaker 2: going crazy. I'm not like I'm still here with y'all.
Speaker 6: Nobody, nobody that I really grew up with. Feels like
Speaker 6: that because they know, like I'm solid, Like I'm gonna
Speaker 6: stand on my word.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do what I can do.
Speaker 6: I do have to break down to people that I
Speaker 6: have less money than you think I have them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's like if you don't, you got to say,
Speaker 7: I don't care how I pop it on the ground,
Speaker 7: like this is pop money, man, but in the Kodak
Speaker 7: dam this is my money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I do.
Speaker 6: Because it's weird, because I do pop it on Instagram
Speaker 6: because at the at the end of the day, like
Speaker 6: I'm a rapper that people might be like, oh, he
Speaker 6: don't got mainstream success. Yeah, but here's two hundred thousand
Speaker 6: dollars and I got four hundred thousand dollars in jewelry.
Speaker 6: I need you to know that. I don't need y'all
Speaker 6: to know that. So it's like for y'all to start
Speaker 6: doing this is not for y'all. Don't count my pockets.
Speaker 6: I'm popping into them, my entire neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: But so it gets tricky like that because it's like
Speaker 6: I have to pop into the industry and that shit
Speaker 6: works like it works. I'm telling you right now, if
Speaker 6: I up one hundred thousand dollars on Instagram.
Speaker 2: It just reminds people like, don't get it fucked up.
Speaker 6: I'm not being pushed by a corporate machine and I'm
Speaker 6: not on these whatever you know platforms, but I'm getting
Speaker 6: money off wrap off rhyming words.
Speaker 2: One ever try to play with me like I didn't
Speaker 2: make it. I made it. I made it. I made it.
Speaker 6: But now to my neighborhood, shit like hold on, hold on,
Speaker 6: we need to take a step back and y'all can
Speaker 6: see it. And so, but then I have to remind
Speaker 6: my neighborhood like smokes Buddah has Rah rah crook, my
Speaker 6: brother s, k Nip was just booked ten other guys.
Speaker 6: These is my friends in jail. All right, that's a
Speaker 6: bill and itself. Now security, because so I don't put
Speaker 6: people in jeopardy with you know, I'm ana higher armed security.
Speaker 2: Don't want your friends to be security.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you see what I'm saying. So now I'm hiring
Speaker 6: people outside of the team. I could go to cheap route,
Speaker 6: but you know, I'm hiring people outside of the team, drivers, whatever.
Speaker 6: All this money is coming to make this ship look
Speaker 6: big and make this ship look grand.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. I'm reinvesting. So it's like
Speaker 2: I gotta pop it to them and then reiterate to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I get the branding outside of the safety
Speaker 3: in that as well, Like even down to where I
Speaker 3: was mad that you told every girl in there to
Speaker 3: dress and white and blind and now but the rest
Speaker 3: of us did. He didn't tell you. Every man came different.
Speaker 2: You showed up to Millies release party all white. That
Speaker 2: would have been the nastiest ship ever. You can't do that, which,
Speaker 2: oh god, you can't do that. Yeah, all white with me?
Speaker 2: That's the success. Not really nothing, But who were some
Speaker 2: of the people growing up in mass as far as
Speaker 2: like music that inspired you, like just mask artists that
Speaker 2: maybe people outside of Mask never heard of.
Speaker 6: The people outside of mask. Damn, it's like rappers that
Speaker 6: like damn they never never dropped out. I say, Smoke
Speaker 6: Bulger he was having motion RP rock through KATEI man,
Speaker 6: it's a few. Like there was people with movements. A
Speaker 6: guy named Lou Armstrong. He had a movement like where
Speaker 6: they would wrap all the trucks and shit like that.
Speaker 6: You know, people like that kind of moving Like as
Speaker 6: far as like musically inspiring me, even outside of Mass,
Speaker 6: outside of Mask.
Speaker 2: I've been. I've been.
Speaker 6: I'm inspired by so many people. I don't know, that's like,
Speaker 6: I'm inspired by a lot, like, you know, to this day,
Speaker 6: so many people. So I had a friend from I
Speaker 6: had a friend that got sent away to live in Florida,
Speaker 6: and he came back from and he was introducing me
Speaker 6: to like Gezy and you know, shit like that. Before
Speaker 6: it was really hitting like and even more old school
Speaker 6: down South music like Boosy and Past Detroit. So I
Speaker 6: was getting acquainted with like the down south sounds at
Speaker 6: the same time as I was really studying all the
Speaker 6: you know, fifty cent and everything underground New York.
Speaker 2: But no, I'm inspired by everything still to this day.
Speaker 2: What was it like, because I know, obviously you know
Speaker 2: The Locks was a big inspiration. Yeah, anybody that's into
Speaker 2: hip hundred pc the Locks gotta be inspiration. What was
Speaker 2: it like when you first had that, you know, first
Speaker 2: conversation with Kiss and you felt like, oh shit, like
Speaker 2: me and Kiss about to do business together. Like what
Speaker 2: was that feeling like for somebody that obviously grew up
Speaker 2: listening to Jada and just being a fan of The Locks.
Speaker 6: It's funny, I want to tell, like, the real story,
Speaker 6: you know. But so I was always around Kiss, and
Speaker 6: Kiss was cool as shit, like I did a feature
Speaker 6: with them through my and Set Free, And then I
Speaker 6: just started popping up on him like at whatever flyer
Speaker 6: was posted. When I came to New York, I like
Speaker 6: would move by myself. I go to Lust by myself,
Speaker 6: like aces RP Lust. Yeah, And it was like I
Speaker 6: just had the sense like I had so much baggage
Speaker 6: in Boston and Massachusetts in general that I just felt like,
Speaker 6: you know, I can move out here. Everybody nobody got
Speaker 6: beef for the white kid out here, like they know
Speaker 6: who their ops are. And I didn't have no jewelry
Speaker 6: at the time or anything. I'm going anywhere. I used
Speaker 6: to take the train to stall it for real, I'm
Speaker 6: on the wall install its now. I used to take
Speaker 6: the train to I didn't even know how to take
Speaker 6: the train. I don't know this train system. I know
Speaker 6: the red line and the green line, but no. So
Speaker 6: I would pop up on Kiss a lot of times,
Speaker 6: and he was so cool, like he just made me
Speaker 6: feel like something like we'd be in the club and
Speaker 6: he'd see me I'm outside of the VIP like no
Speaker 6: motion at all, and he'd seen me staying on the
Speaker 6: couch scream on the bound, letting him in like sit
Speaker 6: me next to him, and that was like my whole
Speaker 6: fucking moment in life. I take the train back on
Speaker 6: cloud nine, like, oh my.
Speaker 2: God, my life is lit. But we never yeah for real,
Speaker 2: an't matter.
Speaker 6: And I was sleeping in the apartment in the Bronx
Speaker 6: with roaches, wild roaches. I'm putting powder down on all
Speaker 6: the like the roach I got, the roach spray, the glue,
Speaker 6: the powder, everything I gotta, I'm telling me and seth free.
Speaker 6: We're going to events like double Excel events and tall
Speaker 6: you see, like the Lauryn Hill poster were taking ship
Speaker 6: like that and like limit into whatever you call them.
Speaker 6: I'm spreading it around my apartment so you know, in
Speaker 6: case I got a girl and the roaches come.
Speaker 2: Through like a barriers ship like that.
Speaker 6: Like but I'm still on cloud now because I'm cool
Speaker 6: with killers, you know, So I think that's gratitude to
Speaker 6: get you a long way.
Speaker 2: But yeah.
Speaker 6: At one point Ice picked Jay who was hit his
Speaker 6: men was like, you know, millies can sing mm hmm,
Speaker 6: kiss like no, and He's like, no, Millie sings brou
Speaker 6: all the rap and Ship you should we need to
Speaker 6: take him as an artist. And so he called a
Speaker 6: meeting and we went to kiss his crib and I
Speaker 6: was all excited for the meeting and then it was
Speaker 6: just me, Seth Free and Ice Pick and Kiss was
Speaker 6: like in the kitchen and he was.
Speaker 2: Like, I talk about this later some.
Speaker 6: He was like to tell me when, like when the
Speaker 6: important shit comes up. But it was like Pick was
Speaker 6: going to run the play and Pick ended up passing
Speaker 6: probably like two months later, and Ship, but like he
Speaker 6: essentially gave me the kiss, you know, and then Kiss
Speaker 6: ended up running the place. So real spiritual to me.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so that was like the first time we
Speaker 6: really talked about it. And then it was like after that,
Speaker 6: you know, there was a lot of artists that was
Speaker 6: down with Kiss, but I just felt like I got
Speaker 6: to take the stamp and just make everything I can
Speaker 6: make of the stamp. Like people think when you get
Speaker 6: with an artist that they go, don't sign the artist,
Speaker 6: But it's like, nah, don't sign the artist if you
Speaker 6: plan to just use that artist's whole platform. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 6: like create, create your shit. You should be There's people
Speaker 6: that could come in here off media and take it
Speaker 6: I work with Rory and Maul and literally just propel it.
Speaker 6: All you need is to stamp. Oh, I could get
Speaker 6: you on FaceTime. I could get you on FaceTime. That's
Speaker 6: all you need. I could call it the marriage right now,
Speaker 6: you don't believe me bad and I'm trying to start
Speaker 6: my own shit. And it was kind of like that.
Speaker 6: I had that stamp from Kiss, so I am running
Speaker 6: with that. I need a stamp. I don't need much more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, so as a raper, if somebody like
Speaker 2: you got somebody like Kiss that you know is telling
Speaker 2: you like you dope and you know he fucked with you,
Speaker 2: I don't think you need much more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, ultimate confidence, ultimate confidence for sure. And then from
Speaker 6: there it's just like once my name got big and
Speaker 6: I really got attached to him and the whole brand,
Speaker 6: I was like, I gotta, you know, protect this shit forever.
Speaker 6: And it's still things I do that like he won't
Speaker 6: approve of, you know what I mean, whether it's showing
Speaker 6: money on the ground or whatever.
Speaker 2: Like there's certain things but with different people. That's just
Speaker 2: he's the elder Statesman now.
Speaker 6: So yeah, sure it's like yo, why Yeah, he's like tonyo,
Speaker 6: and I'm like Chris Chris for sure, Yeah, but without
Speaker 6: the cocaine.
Speaker 2: So a couple of a couple of weeks ago, even
Speaker 2: running with this whole Mount Rushmore ship and they did
Speaker 2: the White Rapper Mount Rushmore and somebody who you had
Speaker 2: a little bit of a little bit I guess an
Speaker 2: issue at one point mg K machine gun Kelly was
Speaker 2: he was on the Mount White was he he should
Speaker 2: have so he.
Speaker 3: Was saying should have been to him, but he should
Speaker 3: know shouldn't be on it.
Speaker 2: But I know that you and an mg K had
Speaker 2: y'all thinking for but y'all have squashed y'all think what
Speaker 2: was that? What was the original uh reason behind you
Speaker 2: and m g K kind of having a little back
Speaker 2: and forth.
Speaker 6: It's gonna make it look like I'm dragging it to
Speaker 6: talk on this joint, But like we just knew each
Speaker 6: other super early, and yeah, we knew each other super early,
Speaker 6: and then I just fell out about ship and you know,
Speaker 6: I took my route to I took my route to
Speaker 6: you know, speak on him and raps and ship like
Speaker 6: that and trying to bait him into the battle and
Speaker 6: he didn't go.
Speaker 2: For the battle. Okay, yeah, do you have you But
Speaker 2: it met sensibly, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I think I think it was probably like risk assessment
Speaker 6: at the same time. Yeah, because I think I do
Speaker 6: think he's a great rapper, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Don't get he could rap his ass. I wanted that
Speaker 6: match up. To me, it is like a boxer, you know,
Speaker 6: I want. I wanted that match up.
Speaker 3: But even I mean, outside of his reply, which I
Speaker 3: thought he'd be. Did Jack Harlow reply that no one
Speaker 3: talked about when he left his million dollar mansion with his.
Speaker 2: Wait, you felt like he got him in that battle? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I thought he was always because I always I thought
Speaker 2: he was on composite size of that.
Speaker 3: No. I thought and ship was cool. Don't get me wrong,
Speaker 3: but I really think mgk's hit better. But even after
Speaker 3: the whole Jack Carlow thing, which I've even forgot how
Speaker 3: that even got started, I think it was just, you know,
Speaker 3: we can speak about it. We hate our own kind.
Speaker 3: Every white person you like, skin folk luckily you know
Speaker 3: like that. But yeah, we try to beef with other
Speaker 3: white people that you know.
Speaker 6: It's crazy and like, I don't know, they might wild
Speaker 6: on me on this saying this on the podcast, but
Speaker 6: I swear to God white people tried to stop me
Speaker 6: from getting into the rap industry. Like on everything I
Speaker 6: love bro Wow. I was never helped by white people,
Speaker 6: not the fans. The fans helped me. The fans very clear.
Speaker 6: White people in the industry with the power to bring
Speaker 6: me up did not jack me at all.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's definitely everybody who brought me up. Was
Speaker 2: that Melanin. But why do you think that is?
Speaker 6: Though, I don't know, but he just said it, So
Speaker 6: I'm just thinking about that. It's a thought I I
Speaker 6: commonly think of, like it wasn't like what you would
Speaker 6: think it is.
Speaker 2: I think it's because.
Speaker 6: I'm not from a white neighborhood, okay, And so like
Speaker 6: that threw them off. I think they you got to
Speaker 6: have a point of reference. So like your point of
Speaker 6: references either Malibu's Most Wanted or Timmy from Power.
Speaker 2: It's like where is it has.
Speaker 6: Yet, you know, because people of people would rather go
Speaker 6: for like the easy lie.
Speaker 2: Than the complex truth.
Speaker 6: So somebody don't want to dive into a complex truth
Speaker 6: and have to tell that that story.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was just like I felt like a lot.
Speaker 6: Of resistance and just like downplay just trying to whether
Speaker 6: it was the blog era or whatever it was. I
Speaker 6: just felt like a lot of downplay from the whites,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 2: Exist, we have the fans people in the industry.
Speaker 3: Glad was on Maths or whatever and had brought me
Speaker 3: up and talked about white the white on white crime
Speaker 3: and hip hop and white people and hate each other.
Speaker 3: And I feel him because that is a stigma and
Speaker 3: something that is true. I'm joking because I feel like
Speaker 3: I've never been that way.
Speaker 2: Everyone that's white, Yeah, I didn't get that from me.
Speaker 2: I didn't get that from.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, if you're a good there's white rappers
Speaker 3: I hate, don't get me wrong, but there's sometimes I'll
Speaker 3: see a white face and go.
Speaker 2: No thanks, y good, but pumps down.
Speaker 3: But it's behind the scenes too, with media stuff, like
Speaker 3: I haven't like Rosenberg is the real Everyone in white
Speaker 3: media I've had a great relationship with, but I know
Speaker 3: for a fact they have had really weird interactions with
Speaker 3: other white people in hip hop as well. I don't
Speaker 3: know if it's the guest thing that we're all trying
Speaker 3: to fight to prove that we're the better guests. I
Speaker 3: don't really know where it comes from because I don't
Speaker 3: subscribe to it, but it does exist. Like it doesn't
Speaker 3: shock me at all that that's been your experience when
Speaker 3: it comes to mines scenes, it's not really their their thing.
Speaker 3: I mean even like shit, how Mac had to come
Speaker 3: through with Wiz and everyone. Like Mac did become the
Speaker 3: darling of the whites, but he had to go through
Speaker 3: wizards Camp. I mean, Granny went to high school with
Speaker 3: all them everything, but that was still not the traditional way.
Speaker 3: That's say, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, that's so interesting to hear, like really say that though,
Speaker 2: like no white people.
Speaker 6: Essentially, because you got to think that everybody who put
Speaker 6: me on bro in the industry, yeah, set like it
Speaker 6: goes back to my neighbor of my first manager, and
Speaker 6: then you know, set Free brought me out to New York,
Speaker 6: kiss ice pick, people who show me love, and the
Speaker 6: industry yoed me put me in the BT cipher. I
Speaker 6: didn't have pr or anything of that nature, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. All the way to just the artists,
Speaker 6: it's like it's.
Speaker 2: You know, I ain't.
Speaker 6: I've been I've been in a million meetings I feel
Speaker 6: like with just people, but like I don't see it,
Speaker 6: but you know, well, I mean that's fine, Like that's
Speaker 6: why I showed the money on Instagram.
Speaker 2: Yeahah, like listen, I got to it with everybody.
Speaker 6: Look, I'll be looking at it. It was like, my life
Speaker 6: is crushing this ship. My life is demolish in your ship?
Speaker 6: Crazy stupid.
Speaker 2: As far as the music, are there any producers that
Speaker 2: you haven't worked with that you like? Damn? I would
Speaker 2: love to get like an entire project with this producer. No,
Speaker 2: not really, no, no producers.
Speaker 6: Yeah nah, because now it's like the Millies type beat
Speaker 6: thing is so crazy that I just have to find
Speaker 6: somebody original who's making a crazy sound.
Speaker 2: And I feel like.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't want to say rappers do that
Speaker 6: like when they're when they're like not hanging their career up,
Speaker 6: but it's more like an artistic thing after they already
Speaker 6: made it, and then like they do that like I'm
Speaker 6: still trying to find hit records and shiit like that.
Speaker 2: What's so your relationship will be a cool.
Speaker 6: It's like my sister for for sure, Like we just
Speaker 6: we relate to each other because we from the same place, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's just cool. We talk a lot of shit,
Speaker 2: like outside.
Speaker 3: Of the rap, you know, it's definitely cool. People before
Speaker 3: we get to our voicemails. We were talking off microphone
Speaker 3: of your strategy of one hundred, one hundred men versus
Speaker 3: one gorilla, and you seem to have this painted out
Speaker 3: like the general strategy of how we're gonna get this done.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hell yeah, the hell you's so confidence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I love you know why I love this
Speaker 2: because the only way to find out is it has
Speaker 2: to happen. You can't test this theory.
Speaker 6: We're gonna do it, Like no, Peter gotta take a
Speaker 6: step back and we just gotta try.
Speaker 2: We need to do this. But yeah, give us the
Speaker 2: millies game plan, the execution or so like some of this.
Speaker 6: I was talking with my men, Miley and I was
Speaker 6: and we were just saying, like it depends on like
Speaker 6: the level of humans. So when people we're just thinking
Speaker 6: like dudes will go to the gym and m m
Speaker 6: a fighters, you gotta think about humans that in the jungle.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. That's what that's what you're taking it.
Speaker 6: We get them think about dudes that's not Tarzan like
Speaker 6: like Georgia of the jungle, like a pocket, like a
Speaker 6: pocket liptic, like you know, there's still kids from still
Speaker 6: places in Colombia and ship like that where they haven't
Speaker 6: seen civilization.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So so you're saying, go get them.
Speaker 6: Go get twenty of them. We got one hundred dudes,
Speaker 6: right yeah, all right, but.
Speaker 3: Even like that one indigenous island that has all the
Speaker 3: people that never seen civilization and they kill like one
Speaker 3: Christian every three years.
Speaker 2: That trist Jesus. That's not a gorilla. That's they're killing animals. Bro.
Speaker 2: They live with the gorillas.
Speaker 6: They know the tactics of gorilla, but they don't get expirens.
Speaker 2: You know, you sound silly, right, We just trying to
Speaker 2: keep trying to keep it like his theorious trotting No, no, no,
Speaker 2: Nolla is Colombia too, like you just named Colombian gorilla.
Speaker 2: Just show them a.
Speaker 3: Brick, let them get into the poppy field. He's done,
Speaker 3: he's done.
Speaker 2: We got it. You're going people from the jungle. Yeah,
Speaker 2: different strategies.
Speaker 6: They just they got climb shree, they do all types
Speaker 6: of just do jungle SMOs, twenty sumos twenty okay, twenty sumos.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's the first wave. A gorilla is smoking every
Speaker 3: sumo to Harvey, They've moved like this.
Speaker 6: Nah, you're not thinking, You're not thinking the weight of sumos. Bro,
Speaker 6: you're gonna use this. You use the sumos. You use
Speaker 6: the sumos essentially to sit on the gorilla. You gotta
Speaker 6: pin the gorilla down. So we got wild sumos. A
Speaker 6: few of y'all are gonna be casualties. Ten dead sumos
Speaker 6: on that thing about.
Speaker 2: Supporting the high like that. Yeah, we're gonna use the
Speaker 2: dead body.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 2: First of all, we're gonna use the dead bodies.
Speaker 6: So you take you take ten dead sumos, r ip, Yeah,
Speaker 6: stack them up on the gorilla while fighting. Look, you
Speaker 6: need like four mma fighters fighting. They to be casualties too.
Speaker 6: You got dudes picking them up. Eventually, you just you
Speaker 6: swing the bodies whatever if you if you swing a
Speaker 6: body hard enough.
Speaker 3: Real when we look up the average weight, we're talking
Speaker 3: about the most wing.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the most strongest people on earth that
Speaker 2: do the jab the strong competitions.
Speaker 3: The gorilla is gonna give us enough time to swing, BROI.
Speaker 2: How many pounds is the gorilla way?
Speaker 3: It's by tons, I believe, not the biggest gorilla, all right,
Speaker 3: six hundred.
Speaker 2: You throw a three hundred.
Speaker 3: Six hundred, and agile sumo wrestlers are three hundred or fifty.
Speaker 6: We're gonna demolish this thing you throw if you throw it,
Speaker 6: so listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen. If you throw
Speaker 6: a sumo, Look you see how it's standing right there,
Speaker 6: throw the sumo into its leg fop like a kickstand.
Speaker 6: You're kicking the leg out, so they're getting injured.
Speaker 2: Off rip. I promise one hundred men could be Assume
Speaker 2: I'm dead. Ass Okay, you.
Speaker 3: Make it to the tabletop, remember tabletop of middle school?
Speaker 3: Someone get behind in.
Speaker 6: Them, push them, Look you throw, You throw the sumos
Speaker 6: at it until this ship is hurt. Eventually you start
Speaker 6: stacking dead bodies on the ship. It's dead weight. Now
Speaker 6: the people are even heavier. Now you just fucking get tactical.
Speaker 6: You get people who've been growing their nails out or whatever.
Speaker 6: You stabish and bro you do shit, gosh it, you
Speaker 6: just slowly attacked it. It's only gonna take It's gonna
Speaker 6: take about twenty human casualties. The rest of the eighty
Speaker 6: dudes is gonna pound it out. And gorillas have never
Speaker 6: laid a demonstration on whoever they killed outside of God's
Speaker 6: Zilla movie.
Speaker 2: But that's what I'm saying. I don't think we have
Speaker 2: any any any excuse merrillas we did. We did have
Speaker 2: a chimp. There's no demonstrations though. It's like a guy
Speaker 2: with a bunch of guns who never killed anybody. That's true,
Speaker 2: But we do have cases where chimps have attacked humans.
Speaker 2: I believe one chimp completely ripped the lady's face off.
Speaker 2: The lady just yeah, just it was just like but
Speaker 2: they were like we just off to Yeah, they were
Speaker 2: just at home.
Speaker 3: Faces don't have gender, Like it doesn't matter as a
Speaker 3: lady or man that face is getting ripped off.
Speaker 2: But gorillas don't kill humans because humans are very rarely
Speaker 2: in the vicinity of a wild gorilla.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, we have no demonstration, and y'all are
Speaker 6: giving it a hundred bodies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no demonstrations. You may double the murder rate.
Speaker 2: And wherever they were and we clean up. Peach, pull
Speaker 2: up the clip where uh the gorilla? I got forty
Speaker 2: humans drag drag. It was like a photographer that was
Speaker 2: in like they were all like in amongst gorillas and
Speaker 2: it just dragged a photographer a few feet and let
Speaker 2: him go like that is the funny that clip right there,
Speaker 2: and it just dragged. I'm an animal lover too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: look at that. Look at bodies on animals. The car
Speaker 2: just dragging. That looks that dude looks like he's shipped
Speaker 2: all on this.
Speaker 4: He it was very calm, though, you better be.
Speaker 2: You bet a little.
Speaker 6: You want to fight, that's your demonstration. Will I'm trying
Speaker 6: to tell you, Bro, I'm trying to tell you it's
Speaker 6: not even a discussion.
Speaker 2: One hundred men will crush one of them. Shits, Bro,
Speaker 2: A punch has seven You getting all it is. It's
Speaker 2: a lot of bark, Like do.
Speaker 3: You even see the hip movement on that bro swinging?
Speaker 2: The gorilla has one punch, has seven hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: six pounds of pressure one punch. That's why he's gonna
Speaker 2: kick that. Oh excuse me, I had the numbers wrong.
Speaker 2: Two thousand, seven hundred pounds of pressure behind one girl.
Speaker 6: Right, but all right, Look if you play that clip
Speaker 6: back right, this clip is looping right now. So if
Speaker 6: you watch this clip right when he punches the guy,
Speaker 6: when the gorilla, when the gorilla punches the guy, you'll
Speaker 6: see an outlet. Look right there. When that's when you're
Speaker 6: throwing the guys at his leg.
Speaker 2: Okay, throw the so break the legs. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I think standing straight up and doing all this like.
Speaker 3: Somebody with two thousand pounds in a hook. Look breaking
Speaker 3: throwing someone that his leg is gonna stop it.
Speaker 6: A sumo wrestler, You throw sumo wrestler at his leg
Speaker 6: with high velocity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just the velocity we're doing with the wrestler
Speaker 3: who's with the strongest people, Like we're gonna roll like
Speaker 3: a bowling ball.
Speaker 2: Three sumo wrestlers to throw. Bro is the way that's
Speaker 2: not happening. So we're throwing the dead bodies.
Speaker 6: I get they keep showing these type of dudes. These
Speaker 6: is not the type of dudes that's gonna beat this.
Speaker 6: Like you're giving the wrong example. These dudes be in
Speaker 6: the gym.
Speaker 2: They show the mm A fighter in the in the
Speaker 2: ring with a gorilla like AI. You know they showed that,
Speaker 2: but they say that the gorilla could bitch press forty
Speaker 2: up to forty eight hundred pounds. All right, are you do.
Speaker 6: You think you can't beat a dude who goes to
Speaker 6: the gym every day. There's got to be They're not
Speaker 6: talking about parts of the gorilla that could knock them out.
Speaker 2: Whe's the nerves at? Where's his nerves at?
Speaker 3: It's That's what I'm trying to say, Like, you can't
Speaker 3: do with you the muscle bound guy, that being the gym.
Speaker 3: If you don't know how to fight, you could beat
Speaker 3: them no matter what. Yeah, to fight somebody with two
Speaker 3: thousand pounds in a punch when they mush your face,
Speaker 3: that's like five hundred pounds breaking your nose.
Speaker 6: Break break all right, you you start with the gold
Speaker 6: bro you break the leg on the gorilla. Listen, you
Speaker 6: break the leg on the gorilla, and then you chill
Speaker 6: until it starts really feeling pain. Everybody, get away from it,
Speaker 6: Just away from it. Okay, yeah, now it's really in pain.
Speaker 6: You heard it again. But I love gorillas. I would
Speaker 6: never want to kill a gorilla. I'm just saying, like, right, no,
Speaker 6: I really love animals.
Speaker 2: You would never get the chance. I Like, I really
Speaker 2: said it, Like he gonna beat in the vicinity of
Speaker 2: a gorilla?
Speaker 6: Like you good, You're gonna do nothing, you know, I
Speaker 6: just don't want to, Like I love I love animals,
Speaker 6: like I don't even like talking about humans killing animals.
Speaker 2: But we could though, Oh no, I think this for sure.
Speaker 2: We can kill animals when we get weapons and things
Speaker 2: bare hands. Bro, I can't believe that. I'm not going onyrilla,
Speaker 2: just not.
Speaker 6: We got we got twenty dudes from the jungle, twenty sumos,
Speaker 6: twenty NMA fighters.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's sixty who you sacrificing. We sacrificed.
Speaker 3: Like they're saying, a nine millimeter can't even puncture this kid.
Speaker 3: You think a punch.
Speaker 2: Will damn it? I mean, but you could break You
Speaker 2: could break a leg of them if you. I think
Speaker 2: it takes more than just throwing a sumo wrest lad.
Speaker 6: I don't think we got enough facts on how long
Speaker 6: the gorilla can fight for.
Speaker 2: No, that Darren Drance is very short now, That is
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. There's a lot of facts that is
Speaker 2: not being presented. I just but millies me personally. I
Speaker 2: just know that if you send in a wave of
Speaker 2: twenty men and the other eighty are standing back waiting
Speaker 2: for them for the first forty in and there watching
Speaker 2: them run. Once those sixty men start seeing that gorilla
Speaker 2: peel these grown men apart like bananas. I think some
Speaker 2: of those six they're gonna be yo. I'm cool. I'm
Speaker 2: not going in there.
Speaker 6: They're not allowed These just all we we're thinking about
Speaker 6: it on some gladiator Russell Crow shit, they're not allowed
Speaker 6: to run these These are not the guys that's running.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about humans.
Speaker 6: That's here to die for this, Like gladiator shit, three
Speaker 6: hundred people like yeah, okay, not three hundred people, one
Speaker 6: hundred from three hundred three that they were like, understand,
Speaker 6: you want to raise You're just we're talking about straight warriors.
Speaker 6: We're not talking about guys who are gonna see this
Speaker 6: ship and run away.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right.
Speaker 3: Gorillas don't have the same endurance. They're more likely sprinters
Speaker 3: than long distance runners. But at the same time, I'm
Speaker 3: taking their sprint over the sumo wrestler sprint and endurance.
Speaker 6: They don't have the endurance of athletes. What happens when
Speaker 6: you break this leg?
Speaker 2: It's done? Yeah, I just don't know if the sumo
Speaker 2: wrestler throwing them sumer wrestler at the leg is gonna
Speaker 2: do it though it's gonna take a lot to break
Speaker 2: a grill.
Speaker 6: Three hundred and thirty pounds, you throw a couple of
Speaker 6: the motherfuckers, or like when it's doing this thing that
Speaker 6: someone could just really try to pen its leg down,
Speaker 6: break that ship.
Speaker 2: There's people that know how to. Yeah, that's true. I
Speaker 2: just think that you're thinking about breaking like a human
Speaker 2: leg I don't know if you to the.
Speaker 5: Back yard I having this conversation and being serious has
Speaker 5: he yo.
Speaker 2: Yo, because you know what it is you now.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be the dumb bitch getting in.
Speaker 2: The ring with the gorilla that you don't you don't
Speaker 2: believe in one hundred men.
Speaker 4: I don't believe in one man.
Speaker 2: That's just a hundred niggas. You don't believe that's shat GBT.
Speaker 2: How do you break a gorilla's legs? Said?
Speaker 3: I can't help you with that. Your question is about
Speaker 3: gorilla anatomy, veterinarian care of wildlife protection. I'd be happy
Speaker 3: to help. Can you clarify what your intent is?
Speaker 6: That's why I'm trying to tell Peter like I'm not
Speaker 6: on this like I want all the gorillas to live.
Speaker 2: I think. Also, let me put the disclaimer.
Speaker 6: Anybody who goes and hunts wild game or whatever, you know,
Speaker 6: all them rich people, they go kill tigers and lions
Speaker 6: and rare animal was like, you're going to hell too.
Speaker 6: But yeah, like just on this just you know, strategy
Speaker 6: of one hundred men versus gorilla. Now that gorilla is
Speaker 6: gonna die, well.
Speaker 4: Least we have some voicemails for you.
Speaker 5: Some people have they want to know, they want some
Speaker 5: advice from y'all. Not monkey advice, just regular human advice.
Speaker 3: You've got male Gorilla's.
Speaker 2: Bones from Austin, Texas.
Speaker 8: And it's just a question about the rap music and
Speaker 8: stuff since like you know, I love the nineties early
Speaker 8: two thousands, but y'all know all stuff right now it's
Speaker 8: all gimmicky, like what can come viral? How do you
Speaker 8: propose new rappers or rappers these days that are like
Speaker 8: coming up to make music like the nineties again or
Speaker 8: not exactly, like make the exact same music, But how
Speaker 8: do you get to that genre of like the rap
Speaker 8: music being like a part of the pain and suffering
Speaker 8: of you growing up in life and if you like
Speaker 8: telling your outlets how to how to get out of
Speaker 8: that stuff, like, well, how do you propose people music
Speaker 8: get to that level of music?
Speaker 2: Again? That's a good question.
Speaker 6: Well that that's on the industry because that music is
Speaker 6: out there. Yeah, leaf Ward like equivalent to naws you
Speaker 6: break down his bar. It's no difference, bro, He wrapped
Speaker 6: high level, high high high, very high level. You know,
Speaker 6: and people from the nineties is so jaded from listening
Speaker 6: to the nineties shit they go, oh my god, you said,
Speaker 6: He's like, no, you know what I mean. So there's
Speaker 6: the disconnect with that. If you're looking for a high
Speaker 6: level rap, it's really out there in there, and they're
Speaker 6: going crazy real pain music, mighty real pain music more
Speaker 6: than him, Like there's great rappers out there. I think
Speaker 6: it comes down, but you know, TikTok definitely throws the
Speaker 6: shit off with the fifteen seconds and all that. People
Speaker 6: don't want to ride and like it's like people don't
Speaker 6: want to tune into something that makes him think anymore.
Speaker 6: We want to just everything's so dumb down, you know.
Speaker 6: So I don't know that. I think that's on the industry.
Speaker 6: But as far as the talent getting people back to
Speaker 6: rapping like that.
Speaker 3: Like people out there doing it's out there, and I
Speaker 3: think backsalk conversation, your records will all be like those
Speaker 3: are proven that those bring views in And let's not
Speaker 3: act like there wasn't gimmicks in the ninety two. It's
Speaker 3: always going to be gimmicks. You no matter what is
Speaker 3: going to happen. But I hate that mentality because if
Speaker 3: you go look at artists like you, it's still working.
Speaker 3: There's still crazy.
Speaker 6: Views over the people that are still yeah, hard take tales,
Speaker 6: crazy orts.
Speaker 3: Will have to deal with TikTok the fifteen second shit,
Speaker 3: but that's just always going to be the same thing.
Speaker 3: People to deal with TRL. People are to deal with
Speaker 3: radio like, that's just the new version of that. It's
Speaker 3: still working. Yeah, how that mentality, I think is the issue.
Speaker 6: You have also to homie from a Z like it
Speaker 6: might not have the ninety sound, but go listen to
Speaker 6: No Cap like, this is an artist that lit by
Speaker 6: all standards. He's actually doing melody shit with all bars
Speaker 6: in it. Though everything is bars.
Speaker 2: R o'rorig is.
Speaker 6: A lot of people won't a lot of people won't
Speaker 6: like put it in, you know, in their in their
Speaker 6: mind that they don't got that.
Speaker 2: It's like it takes you are a little adjusting.
Speaker 6: But if you want that bars and pain and substances
Speaker 6: out there too, like No Cap is phenomenal.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a lot of it. I think, like
Speaker 2: you said, I think just the way we consume music
Speaker 2: has changed, and I think that you know the fact
Speaker 2: that a nobody can upload their music the same day
Speaker 2: to the same platform as a Beyonce or Kendrick or Drake.
Speaker 2: I think that fucks with a lot of it as well,
Speaker 2: because it's like, there's so much access that we have
Speaker 2: to bullshit. We have access to dumb shit, shit that
Speaker 2: we should never even hear, shit that we should never
Speaker 2: even see. But because we all are on our devices
Speaker 2: and all on these streaming platforms, we're gonna come across it.
Speaker 2: All shit is gonna be pushed that it maybe we
Speaker 2: would never even find, but it's being pushed, like you said,
Speaker 2: because of TikTok. It's fifteen seconds in the song that
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand kids are looking at that they thought
Speaker 2: was dope. Yeah, I didn't just spreading it.
Speaker 6: I didn't understand how bad that was un till I
Speaker 6: talked to a DJ and he was like, yeah, when
Speaker 6: I'm in the club, I got to play the sound
Speaker 6: from TikTok.
Speaker 2: You gotta keep down, bro, you gotta. He was like,
Speaker 2: you gotta.
Speaker 6: You gotta play the sound on TikTok and skip over
Speaker 6: the rest of the song because they might know the
Speaker 6: song and the whole club ro was crazy, but they
Speaker 6: don't know the rest of the rest of the shit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I also think like consumers that are like
Speaker 3: my age and older need to also adjust their Yeah,
Speaker 3: granted I'm early two thousands, was like I really started
Speaker 3: to really really get the music late nineties, went back
Speaker 3: to ninety shit in my teenage year. So I still
Speaker 3: have that nostalgic feel like when I was coming up.
Speaker 3: I have a different connection to it, so that sound
Speaker 3: enters my brain differently. I can't listen to this stuff
Speaker 3: now the same way because I'm doing a disjustice to
Speaker 3: what's out now. Why could I have those same ears
Speaker 3: because it's connected to a different part of my life,
Speaker 3: like my childhood. Nothing's going to sound that way. No
Speaker 3: matter what you were listening to as a kid, it's
Speaker 3: always going to sound and be in your heart way
Speaker 3: fucking different. There's plenty of guys rapping just as good
Speaker 3: as everyone in the nineties. Just because it doesn't sound
Speaker 3: like exact same fucking thing super fast, you need to
Speaker 3: adjust your ears, and it's it's.
Speaker 6: It's not the popular thing either, But if you want
Speaker 6: that like that is out there, you know.
Speaker 2: You just want the fucking same.
Speaker 3: No, nothing's gonna sound like the first time you heard
Speaker 3: nahs when you were ten.
Speaker 6: Happen that Justini Aaron trying to trying to understand why
Speaker 6: something is lit is very important too, Like you know,
Speaker 6: they say people stop listening to music or searching for
Speaker 6: new music after the age of thirty, Like scientifically, it's
Speaker 6: not like my gorilla theory, Demaris is like real fact
Speaker 6: I've heard, but people stop listening for looking for new
Speaker 6: music and they just hang it up. Whereas like the
Speaker 6: part of being you know, youthful is just listen, like
Speaker 6: being excited about new ship. So when you're not excited
Speaker 6: to look at anything, like I'm all, even if I
Speaker 6: don't understand it, I'm asking like the youngins, like until
Speaker 6: I understand.
Speaker 2: It, Oh this is this is why y'all like it.
Speaker 6: And then I try to listen for from that standpoint,
Speaker 6: and a lot of the times.
Speaker 2: I'll be like, oh, I see it. It's fire that
Speaker 2: with Rod Wave, because I like, I hear some songs
Speaker 2: from him, and I love his melodies. I don't know
Speaker 2: if I'm just depressed or sad enough to really get
Speaker 2: into it, but he was one of the artists that
Speaker 2: I remember, you know, asking a lot of younger guys like, yo, so,
Speaker 2: why is it that y'all really into this dude? Because
Speaker 2: every time I see him, he's in a fucking sold
Speaker 2: out arena. I'm like, Okay, clearly there's a whole wave
Speaker 2: he heart bro you want.
Speaker 6: Here man, So I feel like I see that with
Speaker 6: rod Wave. To me, road Wave is one of the
Speaker 6: that's probably my most listened to artists. I listen to
Speaker 6: road Wave every time I take a plane. Every time
Speaker 6: I take a plane back from somewhere, that's my ship.
Speaker 2: Because you're sad that you're leaving. No, it's like reflection music.
Speaker 6: Like if you listen to his ship, like already one,
Speaker 6: it's sad to some people, okay.
Speaker 2: But he's also I don't know, it's just real life
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 6: I like, I don't like escapism music, like how a
Speaker 6: lot of people just listen to Escape is a music
Speaker 6: which is like club shiit like let me just escape
Speaker 6: from my life.
Speaker 2: I like this ship that talks to me about what
Speaker 2: I'm going through because.
Speaker 6: I don't have no therapist or I don't got nothing,
Speaker 6: so that's where the music is the therapy and it
Speaker 6: just sounds fundamentally good.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't I don't know. I love roadways. No,
Speaker 2: I'm trying to. I'm trying to appreciate him more. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to get more to the music. I recognize the talent.
Speaker 6: So for instance, like Scott Priority is a is a
Speaker 6: song I heard from man. We were literally leaving like
Speaker 6: a little treacherous venue in Connecticut one night and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: and Toads isn't per se treacherous but New Haven and
Speaker 6: it was some shit that.
Speaker 2: Was going on at the show or whatever.
Speaker 6: And we got into the car and I'm listening to
Speaker 6: Rod Wave and he's like on the road doing shows
Speaker 6: alone and somebody that's the city living wrong. Pray to
Speaker 6: God that can make it back home even if I don't,
Speaker 6: it won't be long. And I'm listening to the show.
Speaker 6: I just went through this ship, Like just went through
Speaker 6: this ship. And that's I played that song one hundred times.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to hear another song for the next
Speaker 6: two weeks. So broad Wave has that effect on people, Okay,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, where it's like you might
Speaker 6: hear something that hits you so strong from him that
Speaker 6: you're like, I don't now, this is like above music,
Speaker 6: because this is like connecting with me on the on
Speaker 6: the therapy level.
Speaker 2: And that's what and that's essentially what music is supposed
Speaker 2: to do, right.
Speaker 6: So yeah, and I'm big into just singing like that,
Speaker 6: you know the I haven't been as big into like
Speaker 6: the more newer R and B and ship like that,
Speaker 6: but like rod Wave brings that that singing element all
Speaker 6: were gonna get.
Speaker 2: Like an R and B project for relies, I learned
Speaker 2: Blanc Black, I s Aaron Blanco's hard. I mean Arn Blanco,
Speaker 2: you know what I tell people to like my rapping.
Speaker 6: Oh that's why man, I got a freestyle going fake
Speaker 6: viral right now. But it's like it overshadows the other ship.
Speaker 6: I got millions, I got millions of views on songs
Speaker 6: where I just sing, you know. So I'd love to
Speaker 6: do that and be more known for that. Like my
Speaker 6: core audience, everybody who buys hard tickets, they expect that
Speaker 6: from me. They love that, but that hasn't like that's
Speaker 6: one of my goals to kind of push that more
Speaker 6: through to the mainstream that you know, I do that.
Speaker 3: I think in this era though you can split it,
Speaker 3: like even if it's not ar and Blanco, even though
Speaker 3: I think it's a genius name people having different series
Speaker 3: of stuff has always been even a hip hop, even
Speaker 3: if people that were just rapping, all right, this is
Speaker 3: just gonna be my freestyle over other beats and then
Speaker 3: here's my original music. I think you can still do
Speaker 3: an R and B EP some of those lines.
Speaker 6: I think, and I don't even consider it's more like
Speaker 6: because it's I'm not trying to like sing saying I
Speaker 6: got a song called high Beams though they got like
Speaker 6: it's own little core audience, and that's the most I
Speaker 6: like really was singing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna send that to y'all.
Speaker 6: But that's yeah, if I can make like a project
Speaker 6: like that, it'd be hard.
Speaker 3: We're also before we get out of we're talking off Mike,
Speaker 3: you brought up a really really good question Max B
Speaker 3: is goot now in November. From what we understand, what
Speaker 3: should Max B's first move be getting out of jail.
Speaker 3: I thought that was a very very interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought, I think I believe he should just
Speaker 2: get straight to Max b Silver Surfer Shit mixtape soon.
Speaker 3: As I mean, obviously his sound is kind of what's now.
Speaker 2: It fits as everybody's you know, the melodies and and
Speaker 2: and a lot of the styles that that you know
Speaker 2: Max had with the whole Silver Surfer and all of
Speaker 2: the you know, the mixtapes that he was putting out.
Speaker 2: Just the sound is very relevant right now. But I
Speaker 2: think obviously when he after he gets adjusted to being
Speaker 2: home family, gets that out the way, once he's ready
Speaker 2: to get back into music, I think that we need
Speaker 2: a Silver Surfer mixtape.
Speaker 3: And I mean outside of getting adjusted family and you know,
Speaker 3: not rushing like get your life back together, I think
Speaker 3: outside of the sound being what Max was doing, Max
Speaker 3: was the content king during the DVD, he took the
Speaker 3: word we are now in the content era Max b
Speaker 3: I don't even know like studio yet. He let it
Speaker 3: reintroduce you to the world as the fucking comedian personality,
Speaker 3: amazing person that we know Max B to b through
Speaker 3: the DVD. Ear, I don't even know if we need
Speaker 3: a song from him for the first few months.
Speaker 2: No, we need a song. People want to hear Max.
Speaker 2: He been through some shit.
Speaker 6: But that's kind of like Smurder, like Bobby Smurder got
Speaker 6: like a big personality.
Speaker 2: But I feel like you think Bobby should have dropped
Speaker 2: straight out.
Speaker 3: Nah, I think it should have chilled a little bit longer.
Speaker 3: To be quite honest, I don't think he dropped like
Speaker 3: fresh out though he didn't. He think he should have
Speaker 3: taken more time.
Speaker 6: Right now though the attention span of the public is
Speaker 6: so crazy. When you get out of jail, you kind
Speaker 6: of got to ride that momentum.
Speaker 3: Like, but Bobby was in that physician though they could
Speaker 3: have taken He's one of the few people because of
Speaker 3: the story and the anticipation, he could have really really
Speaker 3: taken his time. But I don't know what's going on
Speaker 3: in people's lives. Who needs money, Like.
Speaker 6: But that's what I'm saying, judging that attention so boom
Speaker 6: when whoever whatever rapper gets out of jail, man, I
Speaker 6: feel like you got you know, rio To Young Og,
Speaker 6: come on, he came straight to the PJ.
Speaker 2: You gotta go PJ.
Speaker 6: They gotta give your advance from your record label and cash.
Speaker 2: You gotta pop it that day if you want.
Speaker 6: That's how I think, like, because you're gonna get a
Speaker 6: lot of free publicity and you gotta ride that ship.
Speaker 6: So I think the quicker you could get to it,
Speaker 6: like rio To Young Og came home and got right
Speaker 6: to it. I think I'm not gonna lie. I think
Speaker 6: Max gotta get right.
Speaker 3: To it like he's not, like I hear you, especially with.
Speaker 6: How much how much is the older generation gonna support him?
Speaker 2: Like though I think they will. I think not only
Speaker 2: will the older like he just had. You know, Supreme
Speaker 2: just dropped his T shirt, so we obviously know Supreme
Speaker 2: being a you know, a street where brand, A lot
Speaker 2: of you know, young people attached to that brand and
Speaker 2: support that brand it sold out with, so which means
Speaker 2: you know, people are people know who Max is and
Speaker 2: if they don't know, they heard about it. They want
Speaker 2: to be affiliated with the story of Max B and
Speaker 2: who he is. So I think that Max comes home obviously,
Speaker 2: you know, get his his his family orders in line
Speaker 2: and things of that nature. But I think he has
Speaker 2: plans on getting right to the music. I believe got
Speaker 2: a thousand songs written. I'm sure. I'm pretty sure he has.
Speaker 6: I think I think that's the way you got to
Speaker 6: come home, like pot and people got to come home.
Speaker 3: To the older Does the older crowd matter with someone
Speaker 3: like Max? And hear me, hear me out the way,
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm not comparing Max B to Charleston White
Speaker 3: or Boosy whatsoever. I'm just saying older people that are
Speaker 3: dominating the media space because of their unique personalities. I
Speaker 3: think these young kids without even knowing who Max b
Speaker 3: is is going to gravitate to him. He's that type of.
Speaker 2: Person, yeah, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if he needs to go to
Speaker 3: have to rely on the connections that he had when
Speaker 3: he was free, Like even though a lot of people
Speaker 3: are still moving to shake, and does he need them.
Speaker 2: He's persons differ personality wise.
Speaker 6: Personality wise, he's going to go crazy regardless. I just
Speaker 6: think in the state of music, like where we're at now,
Speaker 6: it's like people almost stop giving a fuck about rappers
Speaker 6: coming home from jail because so many rappers come home
Speaker 6: from jail where it used to be like, you know.
Speaker 2: Like a big rollout.
Speaker 6: And so I was just thinking, like music wise, he's
Speaker 6: going to do phenomenal either way. But it's like music wise,
Speaker 6: I would think just on the strategy, on a strategy
Speaker 6: found how to have the attitude of coming out and
Speaker 6: getting right directly to it drop a song first seventy
Speaker 6: two hours like go or something just big in the media,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, Like, what do you think
Speaker 6: he was the.
Speaker 2: First big feature.
Speaker 3: What's what's the first big record that he remixes. That's
Speaker 3: the most effective thing. I think that was Max made
Speaker 3: his name and now the ship, the game recycles itself
Speaker 3: all the time. We even see the biggest artists not
Speaker 3: even going to streaming anymore. Max, if he doesn't monetizer,
Speaker 3: shit could wrap over every big record out right now
Speaker 3: on YouTube.
Speaker 2: You know what, y'all, this is gonna bear with me, Okay,
Speaker 2: you know what. I would love to hear Max on
Speaker 2: just because his melodies and his style and his voice
Speaker 2: and his flow. I would love to hear him on
Speaker 2: No Kid.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's that's not a crazy take it that is design.
Speaker 2: I would love to Max be on No Kid that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he could float on a lot. I would love he
Speaker 2: already has, he's on the I would love to hear
Speaker 2: him on Baby Girl. I would love to hear that.
Speaker 3: And I mean, even with everything going melodic, like Max
Speaker 3: has not even seen what tune can do on pro
Speaker 3: tools right now, like with everything on for melodic, who
Speaker 3: knows if Max is even gonna rap.
Speaker 2: Oh he's gonna rap, yeah, but he's definitely saying sure, no,
Speaker 2: oh no, that's he has to That's that's his thing
Speaker 2: he has to. All right, Millies, well, we appreciate you
Speaker 2: coming by kicking with a man, always seeing you. Blanco
Speaker 2: seven is available now and whenever you're ready to start
Speaker 2: Ron Blanco, let me know, I want to all the
Speaker 2: first few sessions. Man, get that ship going, because I
Speaker 2: heard I heard the rod waves, I heard I hear
Speaker 2: the vocals. I hear what you're doing there. But anytime
Speaker 2: you're in the city, well you you always hear me.
Speaker 2: I told Roy Mills, I appreciate y'all, man, And we
Speaker 2: got to catch a Boston game, Boston Knicks.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna get out of the Yeah, I think the
Speaker 6: next are gonna make it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna get out of New York for
Speaker 2: a while until the cool down to the playoffs. Yeah,
Speaker 2: until the playoffs. You can't be in the garden with
Speaker 2: that Boston if we're in the playoffs. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to Madison squat. No, you can't do that. I'm cool.
Speaker 6: I go like to regular games and ship like I
Speaker 6: can't go when the Knicks fans is like super delusion.
Speaker 2: On Yeah, yeah, it's crazy all the time. Yeah, every
Speaker 2: game is the Nix fans. But that's what makes it
Speaker 2: fun those fun times. But as a hard Celtics we.
Speaker 3: Make it a second round. But let's not act like
Speaker 3: the Celtics don't look a little shaky.
Speaker 2: Can we do this when you come to a Yankee
Speaker 2: game with us? Me, you and Rory at a Yankee game,
Speaker 2: I feel like that's worse. No, people don't really care
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: If we went to a game and Yankee ship, it
Speaker 3: would be a problem Yankee stadium. You don't really care
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 2: That ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that ships overhyped. I'll go to a
Speaker 6: Mets game with you.
Speaker 2: Are you a Mets fan? You Mets hats and ship
Speaker 2: like that? Because you're like, he's so fast, he's not.
Speaker 2: You don't even want to go in. I could a
Speaker 2: Yankee with this right here?
Speaker 3: You like Noah in the In the event that the
Speaker 3: Knicks and Celtics do meet in the second round, if
Speaker 3: Maul and I drive up to Boston, would you even
Speaker 3: be scene with us if we went to the Boston
Speaker 3: Garden of course.
Speaker 2: No, it's just not in the next gear. But look,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna wear my Nick ship. No, No, I can't
Speaker 2: walk away. You all into the ball. No disrespect that Wow,
Speaker 2: walking Shamrock.
Speaker 6: And I gotta keep it moving because like it's just political, bro.
Speaker 6: But you know they're gonna bring up to I guarantee
Speaker 6: if we play the NIXT they're gonna say, oh, look,
Speaker 6: Millis were a New York Knicks jersey courtside with Davies
Speaker 6: at a at a Madison Square Garden game.
Speaker 2: That was a Patrick Ewing jersey. That's a fact.
Speaker 6: Who is from three streets from me, my neighborhood hero.
Speaker 2: There you go, There you go. I saw the connect,
Speaker 2: I knew the kids. You know what I mean. Don't
Speaker 2: try to pull that card.
Speaker 3: There's also no Knicks like Celtics rivalry like that.
Speaker 2: That's not a thing the way it is Red Sox Yankees.
Speaker 6: Y'all want that though, like it'll have. New York fans
Speaker 6: are so crazy that as soon as y'all get like nice,
Speaker 6: I could just see you.
Speaker 3: I'm saying, we've been remember when y'all get.
Speaker 6: This out the playoffs before, when we had like KG
Speaker 6: and Ship and Fat Joe tweeted something. He was like,
Speaker 6: he was like, Celtics, we love you. It's just our
Speaker 6: time right now. And I was like, oh man, it's
Speaker 6: never been, never been a.
Speaker 2: Time every year, it's our time.
Speaker 3: It's just delusion of.
Speaker 2: Yes, delusional fans. Yes, but I milized. We appreciate you man,
Speaker 2: and whist you soon.
Speaker 3: That love no Willia