Speaker 1: Bands of the space.
Speaker 2: Brand.
Speaker 1: Niggas looking uh the trail, niggas looking a lick up
Speaker 1: my nigga. Listen, let go id to start buying on cubans.
Speaker 1: These links on me leaving bruises. We're all fantasize. I'm
Speaker 1: making bood smoke. Don't tell alive. I told bruises, I
Speaker 1: get out of live bies loops.
Speaker 3: I treat him just like the record. This nigga picks
Speaker 3: on the selling.
Speaker 1: See this, praying on me on the Predator, praying on
Speaker 1: me on the predile, the bands on me more capital time.
Speaker 3: Gotta go pus to my dog. Just went feller.
Speaker 1: Get your life for this gang game ship, pay a
Speaker 1: price for this gang game. Sh should want to remain nameless.
Speaker 1: Trying to feed instagramd famous knowing damn where the street's painless?
Speaker 1: Gotta take a tiny gang game you don't want to
Speaker 1: from a paint just gonna drive you insane. I threw
Speaker 1: it up aginting this man. I'm a minute, I know
Speaker 1: what I did. I'm finished this.
Speaker 3: I got the call, I got the remedy, and.
Speaker 1: I'm doing It's gonna infinitis tame liquor for the p
Speaker 1: A dollar soiund on my interview.
Speaker 3: You can come between my embassy and you gotta stay.
Speaker 2: I remember.
Speaker 3: I was standing out and I remember this. It's gonna
Speaker 3: hurt my soul.
Speaker 1: Just remember this. You gotta understand what I represent. You
Speaker 1: know what I mentioned the gang The fans of the space.
Speaker 4: Read niggas thinking, nah, it is release week. See, that's
Speaker 4: that's why you can't even share good news around your
Speaker 4: friends because he.
Speaker 3: Is laughing for me.
Speaker 4: That is why so many people don't want to share
Speaker 4: the good things going on in their life around people
Speaker 4: they claim to be friends. Did you get stank faces
Speaker 4: like that hate when I say it's release week? I
Speaker 4: have a single coming out from my second album with
Speaker 4: Leon Thomas, who Are You Anyway? Available February seventh, and
Speaker 4: demarriage just makes a stank face. This is why you
Speaker 4: have to keep your achievements to yourself.
Speaker 5: Now listen, listen, I'm first of all, congrats and I'm happy,
Speaker 5: thank you finally putting this album out. It's a great album,
Speaker 5: great song, great music on the way. I just didn't
Speaker 5: know we were doing a commercial at the top of
Speaker 5: the show for the single.
Speaker 3: No I Reached Out.
Speaker 4: You're gonna hear your check for it. No, no Janels
Speaker 4: to do an add on this.
Speaker 3: I will do Street Team for free. You my guy,
Speaker 3: I don't need to be paid. I just didn't know.
Speaker 3: But now that we're here, Rory new single, February seventh
Speaker 3: feature and Leon Thomas, who are you? Who are you? Anyway?
Speaker 4: That's exactly what it sounds. Leon put on a a
Speaker 4: borandvort for record.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great song.
Speaker 4: Would you do Street Team if I paid to wrap
Speaker 4: like a Yukon truck? But it has to be a
Speaker 4: female uber driver driving you around to do Street Team
Speaker 4: promo in the city.
Speaker 3: A female driver, Yeah, that's just gonna take you around.
Speaker 3: Just why are you putting me through? Why you want
Speaker 3: to put me through that?
Speaker 4: And then a male picks you up and you guys
Speaker 4: go get groceries for everyone in the studio.
Speaker 5: That just sounds like a bad nightmare. Man, that's just
Speaker 5: that's just a terrible, terrible nightmare. But no Rory, Leon
Speaker 5: Thomas This week February seventh, seventh, yesvailable on DSPs. Download
Speaker 5: that stream that great song, great music.
Speaker 4: I played it for Patreon, which our episode came out yesterday.
Speaker 4: If you're listening to this on Monday. Patreon seemed to
Speaker 4: like it and there they could be a tough critic.
Speaker 4: A lot of them are like boom Bab type underground
Speaker 4: wrap heads. So getting them to like certain R and
Speaker 4: B music I always find is like a challenge, and
Speaker 4: I'm happy when they like that type of stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a great song. It's Undeniable records, so people
Speaker 5: gonna people gonna love it.
Speaker 4: I hit Demerius this morning about baby D.
Speaker 3: What's up, baby D? I see you over there, girl?
Speaker 3: What's time?
Speaker 5: I see curls popping? You see curls popping? Well, say
Speaker 5: Rayne Motman. Diamonds and curls, diamonds for pearls, diamonds for girls.
Speaker 4: Okay, so maybe I shouldn't have just shad Demerits. It's
Speaker 4: funny that she was ramming like that. I had her
Speaker 4: this morning, like, Yo, could we do like the first
Speaker 4: verse challenge on TikTok for my single with Leon Thomas,
Speaker 4: You know, like where you sit there and bop your
Speaker 4: head and then someone from TikTok.
Speaker 3: Rap so like instrumental, Oh so you leave the song?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so anyone could hop on it, and I figured
Speaker 4: Jamarius would be the perfect person to start that challenge
Speaker 4: one because we already seen what she did to Derek,
Speaker 4: So you know, I thought it'd be cool to shoot
Speaker 4: on the set for her to do that. But now
Speaker 4: that you, I mean, that was like six prints on
Speaker 4: tondras in one. You should you should recorded that in
Speaker 4: a little redcord bars.
Speaker 3: That's all you have to do is call me, all right.
Speaker 4: So you guys want to go back and forth or
Speaker 4: your own individual ones.
Speaker 6: You want to go kiss the styles, we can go
Speaker 6: kiss the styles. We can split the eight now. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'll write it and then you could just recite it.
Speaker 5: WHOA, I don't like that, like she's I'll write it
Speaker 5: like you don't trust my bars or something.
Speaker 6: No, I didn't know if you trusted them. I didn't
Speaker 6: know if you wanted.
Speaker 3: Of course, I trust my bars. I stand on my bars.
Speaker 4: Horse I trust his bars too. But well, this is
Speaker 4: like waiting for the Detox album. We got a deadline.
Speaker 4: I've seen Demaricus pen.
Speaker 3: Work quick a deadline, a deadline on a TikTok video.
Speaker 3: So I'm me when I wanted to like put it out.
Speaker 4: Like maybe for my fourth album, you could do a
Speaker 4: verse challenge if you start writing.
Speaker 3: Start now for the fourth album. Yeah, just sit the
Speaker 3: beat it's all good. Would you do it?
Speaker 2: Hell?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be funny. Yeahs you go like really
Speaker 4: in depth. I mean you know the concept of the song,
Speaker 4: which substance.
Speaker 5: You want me to like really go there or you
Speaker 5: want me to like you want me to keep them
Speaker 5: more topic, you want me to really go there where
Speaker 5: you want me to go? Just tell me what your
Speaker 5: vision is if you really want me to, like, you know,
Speaker 5: paint the story about Brenda's baby and all that.
Speaker 3: I could get into all of that.
Speaker 4: Okay, then let me No, I don't want you to
Speaker 4: leave an infant in the trash can on all.
Speaker 3: It's because we can go there, like I get.
Speaker 4: I think that's a very important issue that should be
Speaker 4: brought to, like especially in these trying But yeah, do
Speaker 4: you guys want to hear the thing I wrote for?
Speaker 4: Like I thought it was just the albums on DSPs
Speaker 4: that you write like a little blurb about it, But
Speaker 4: I guess for singles you do that now too. Yeah,
Speaker 4: So I was wondering if I get some feedback, Man,
Speaker 4: maybe this gives you guys? Is the official like this
Speaker 4: will be in the note description? Yeah, like when you
Speaker 4: Apple Music, Spotify, whatever, when you click the single it'll
Speaker 4: have this blurb right here. Okay, Now I'm nervous because
Speaker 4: I don't think this is gonna be met with any
Speaker 4: type of seriousness. The sound is certainly a departure from
Speaker 4: the last album, but it is a continuation of how
Speaker 4: things tend to differ from our original plans. Who Are
Speaker 4: You Anyways? Represents the lack of clarity we have within
Speaker 4: ourselves and others when we don't ask the questions that
Speaker 4: we know will have uncomfortable answers. Leon Thomas is by
Speaker 4: far one of the greatest talents we have an R
Speaker 4: and B today. It was humbling and an absolute honor
Speaker 4: to work with him and be a part of his
Speaker 4: already incredible legacy. I'm not mad at that, Okay, I
Speaker 4: wasn't sure like how you guys would have received the
Speaker 4: continued The sound is certainly a departure, but it is
Speaker 4: a continuation. No, I just writing things tend to things
Speaker 4: tend to differ from our original plans because I thought
Speaker 4: it'd be different. Was like that was the concept of
Speaker 4: a lot of the writing on the first one, and yeah,
Speaker 4: this one still has that continuous process at this point.
Speaker 3: In my life.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but yeah, writing that I was like, can we
Speaker 4: just like wait for the album? I don't want to
Speaker 4: write yeah, it just feels kind of crazy after right that?
Speaker 4: So now you see it's not really Brenda got a
Speaker 4: baby vibes. So if you want to hid on what
Speaker 4: you're gonna write?
Speaker 5: All right, maybe Brenda's pregnant, but she didn't have the
Speaker 5: baby yet. Maybe Brenda got an abortion, Like who are
Speaker 5: you anyway?
Speaker 3: So like who are you? I could be talking to
Speaker 3: the baby in the womb or who she had the baby?
Speaker 3: Who are you anyway? She in the hospital looking at
Speaker 3: her baby saying who are you anyway? Baby? D? Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're not a mother is not gonna look at and
Speaker 3: their newborn to say who because.
Speaker 6: You gotta let the child develop their own identity, Like
Speaker 6: who are you anyway? I know they say it's only
Speaker 6: one gender, but.
Speaker 3: Well no, no, they don't just say this only there's
Speaker 3: only one gender. They don't say that in there. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: like who are you?
Speaker 4: Looking at your child and be like who are like
Speaker 4: out there gate, who is this pools man?
Speaker 3: What are you thinking about?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: That was a thought I had, who are you gonna become?
Speaker 4: Exactly that I didn't go like, well, since I can't
Speaker 4: figure it out, I'll throw you in the dumpster. In
Speaker 4: the meantime, I think I'm gonna wait this out. Now
Speaker 4: what happens, Yeah, I get it, Becausten. After her birthday week,
Speaker 4: there were some thoughts and it wasn't throwing the baby
Speaker 4: in the trash and throwing my home mother fucking family
Speaker 4: in there and locking it on trash day.
Speaker 5: You never realize how crazy your family is until you
Speaker 5: have to like do like family events with them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you don't want to be mean to your
Speaker 4: mom or anyone else because they are there to actually help,
Speaker 4: But you can't also then be truthful because for the
Speaker 4: whole week, all the way through from Wednesday to Sunday,
Speaker 4: all my mom was saying is there anything I can
Speaker 4: do to help? Which I appreciate and love that. But
Speaker 4: the answer, back to my blurb of the single, is not.
Speaker 3: The answer that you want. It's going to be uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: You could help by leaving, right, just let us lea
Speaker 4: we got that, don't be here, like, go somewhere else,
Speaker 4: show up when everyone else shows up, eat a fucking
Speaker 4: hot dog, smile at Amara, and then go home. The
Speaker 4: of course, is just like you're adding your family at
Speaker 4: that point is just added children. Now you're just standing
Speaker 4: around and making this worse than it actually needs to.
Speaker 6: So you know, you know what I've learned about that
Speaker 6: though not just not with kids, obviously I don't have any,
Speaker 6: but when it comes to your parents and the way
Speaker 6: that they make you know, how like your parents to
Speaker 6: say something you feel like they're being so annoying and
Speaker 6: they're annoying everyone around you. It's actually no one around
Speaker 6: you is paying them any attention. They just annoy you,
Speaker 6: like they're actually fine, chilling. Everybody else likes them, and
Speaker 6: you just like deep, resently fucking hate your parents and
Speaker 6: there annoying and shit.
Speaker 4: Remember I won't say the city because it would give
Speaker 4: it away. When you and I went to my friend's
Speaker 4: mother's house out there, she cooked for us and everything,
Speaker 4: and we left and he was just the whole time,
Speaker 4: like so fucking annoying that entire time.
Speaker 3: I can't believe she.
Speaker 2: Was doing all.
Speaker 3: I was like, it was one of the most hospitable
Speaker 3: houses I've ever been in.
Speaker 4: Best part of our fus so nice, was great, didn't
Speaker 4: lack substance, food was great, Like it was a great check.
Speaker 3: Everyone wakes to go back can't wait to go. We
Speaker 3: Dad asks for like damn, like can we come back?
Speaker 3: And he fucking hate her and we're like damn yeah.
Speaker 4: But that's I mean, that goes I think for a
Speaker 4: lot of people in their families. Shit that irks us
Speaker 4: doesn't irk anyone else because they don't spend constant time
Speaker 4: with them.
Speaker 5: So you had a mars Amar's second birthday, Yes, happy
Speaker 5: birthday tomorrow, A happy birthday to you? Was the day
Speaker 5: that happy birthday to Kiya. Kiya gave birthday. Yeah, so
Speaker 5: it's her birthday as well.
Speaker 6: It's just two years of being a parent. They didn't
Speaker 6: still here after two years a year us?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, how did everything go?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 3: It was great. The party was really good.
Speaker 4: I'm glad we actually had the party because I didn't
Speaker 4: realize how filthy this fucking office was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah we did.
Speaker 4: We not schedule the cleaners in the new year? Did
Speaker 4: that not roll over into twenty I.
Speaker 5: Usually just clean up whenever I leave, like at night.
Speaker 5: I try to like take trash out, vacuum and things
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 4: I will say after after having day twenty six and
Speaker 4: they're each one of them had a plus five, so
Speaker 4: you can add all that up. Those bathrooms were in
Speaker 4: rough shape. Yeah, Like I almost went home after those
Speaker 4: first thing I did while Kiya was setting everything up,
Speaker 4: I cleaned the bathrooms and I almost went home to
Speaker 4: shower before coming back, Like I can't these those bathrooms
Speaker 4: are filthy. Yeah, behind it till y'all. Y'all are nasty.
Speaker 4: Oh y'all everyone in here, y'all have you used that bathroom?
Speaker 4: First of all, you're the one that put me on.
Speaker 4: Thank god, you told me the day before, like, hey,
Speaker 4: have you checked those bathrooms lately?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I was like, we're the cleaning people, Like this is gross. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So why you ain't get the bucket in the water, baby,
Speaker 6: d this is your space too. You got to keep
Speaker 6: your no no no, no, no no. You got slippers
Speaker 6: and shit everywhere. You got products everywhere. Office when I
Speaker 6: have it, When you have an office, you have pictures
Speaker 6: put up and things like that, and comfortable shoes.
Speaker 5: But I ain't you got to keep you no, now
Speaker 5: you have the janitor. We ain't saying to put the
Speaker 5: cabinets up.
Speaker 4: We saying like you know, I mean, we're saying clean
Speaker 4: the entire place.
Speaker 5: If you see something, say something, you know, when you're
Speaker 5: on the platform, they see something, say something.
Speaker 6: Now, you've never done now when I suggested when we
Speaker 6: first got this office, I suggested that one bathroom be
Speaker 6: for me and yolms at the time and one bathroom
Speaker 6: be for the men. And y'all fought me on it. No,
Speaker 6: there's too many men in this office. We have to
Speaker 6: have both of you and a sex.
Speaker 4: Gender equality is what we were focusing on.
Speaker 6: We have to have them both in a sex Because
Speaker 6: if it would have just been a female only bathroom,
Speaker 6: I would have cleaned it. I would have had no
Speaker 6: problem with it. I'm not cleaning up after men coming
Speaker 6: in there and using that bathroom. That's not happening.
Speaker 3: But what is what is cleaning up after men are
Speaker 3: using the bathroom?
Speaker 6: Like I mean, I would have cleaned like the toil,
Speaker 6: like I would have cleaned the bathrooms if it was
Speaker 6: only me and y only using that bathroom, or if
Speaker 6: it was a woman's only bathroom. It's not so as
Speaker 6: far as like, of course I straighten up.
Speaker 4: But getting to it in there on hands and knees,
Speaker 4: I found so much ash behind that first toilet, like
Speaker 4: wamal after hours being there, you.
Speaker 5: Know, ash behind the toilet with one of his vices.
Speaker 5: Do you think I'm smoking behind the toilet?
Speaker 3: IM not.
Speaker 4: I just think ash carries No, there's there's vents and
Speaker 4: ship like it just probably blew behind the toilet.
Speaker 3: Don't blame that on meat blood.
Speaker 5: Well that was my work. That's not my work right there.
Speaker 5: You should have you should have saved the ash. I
Speaker 5: could smell it.
Speaker 4: I just think it's funny people smoke in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: That's not my cush It's a smoke friendly environment. You
Speaker 4: don't need to smoke in the bathroom like me, just
Speaker 4: anyone period.
Speaker 5: Oh well yeah, I mean you could smoke anyway here,
Speaker 5: you know, if you're part of the team like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, But the the party was cool, Mickey Mouse team
Speaker 4: Mickey Mouse. Oh, toodles, toodles. She loves Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
Speaker 3: Peach came through. We crushed some glizzies, crushed crushing beer.
Speaker 3: Yo and now y'are both sick.
Speaker 4: I wonder why that was, because if the kids running
Speaker 4: around here sneezing everyone's faces.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're sharing glizzies and that's also yea eating nasty.
Speaker 6: Swapping glizzies is nasty.
Speaker 3: Peach, you look like you put like four of them
Speaker 3: away easy, bread too. Bread.
Speaker 4: Of course we started on the wating gy without the bread.
Speaker 4: It's wrong, Liz, how you just holding it?
Speaker 7: What do you do?
Speaker 3: It's on the plate. You're cutting it, lizly.
Speaker 5: No, that y'all bugging out? Man, I bet not seeing
Speaker 5: none of y'all eat no hot dog with no bun. Man,
Speaker 5: that's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: You never had porking beans with the with the hot dog.
Speaker 3: We've got to cut the hot dog up. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: ate porking beans when I had no other choice what
Speaker 3: I could eat. That's the last time.
Speaker 4: Out of all the poor meals though, that's that's not
Speaker 4: like number one, right, pork beans. That's michelan. Porky beans
Speaker 4: is slave slot.
Speaker 3: That's not true. Porking beans. Baby, if a nigga you
Speaker 3: go to the nigga cquitpm and heat bust and porking
Speaker 3: beans in the pot and warm that ship up for you,
Speaker 3: well she shouldn't get that house. Speaking. But that's what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, porking bean fucking in the trap house. But
Speaker 3: I'm saying, out of all the poor food, like, porking
Speaker 3: beans is number one, that's the best one, is the best.
Speaker 6: One from poor foods, Like if I had to pick
Speaker 6: one of the poor.
Speaker 3: Foods, Like, so, what's the poorest food? Do you like?
Speaker 3: What's the apps? No?
Speaker 4: I know rich people who eat those can be expensive,
Speaker 4: even pre made. I would say noodles is up there, right, Ramen.
Speaker 3: Fake raymen noodle. Porking beans is the worst shit ever.
Speaker 4: No, you throw some ketchup and mustard in that together.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 5: Don't talk to me about the condiment you're putting in
Speaker 5: that ship. Porking beans, just the basic porking beans.
Speaker 3: I don't care. Like a bars in there, like is terrible.
Speaker 3: That is the worst ship that was.
Speaker 6: That was one of my favorite things to eat when
Speaker 6: I was a kid. I think even when we have money,
Speaker 6: my mom still made that ship.
Speaker 3: That's a kid.
Speaker 4: You don't know.
Speaker 6: No better you eating whatever was in the cabinet. Chef
Speaker 6: boy all that shit terrible man. Chef Bard is awful.
Speaker 6: Punking beans is the same ship. Poking beans is just
Speaker 6: like you know, that's just like the that was shipping
Speaker 6: on Chef boyal D. Chef boy Ard is the worst
Speaker 6: ship in the world. You don't feed that to your child, No,
Speaker 6: I don't, of course he does.
Speaker 3: That's a lie.
Speaker 4: Caught a line, really you didn't, didn't I would? She
Speaker 4: wouldn't eat that ship?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I definitely fucking would without a question.
Speaker 3: She get that, Oh no, that's I don't ever eat that.
Speaker 3: Don't eat that, bro I.
Speaker 4: Mean it's just a step below Hamburger. However, just laman,
Speaker 4: But you actually got a like that's like to two
Speaker 4: or three steps.
Speaker 3: You guys are irish.
Speaker 4: But Shepherd's five of me is the best peasant meal
Speaker 4: that's ever existed.
Speaker 5: Sheppard fi is amazing. I make a crazy shepherd's pie.
Speaker 5: By the way, we got have a Shepherd's pile off.
Speaker 5: If you want, I'm down we can have it. First
Speaker 5: of all, this week, back your potatoes, your massed potatoes.
Speaker 5: Don't fuck with myns.
Speaker 3: Let's start it.
Speaker 5: I massed potatoes, my mashed potatoes. You might think it
Speaker 5: nigga went and then melted marshmallows. My shit be so fluffy.
Speaker 4: We're talking about two dishes that require animal products to
Speaker 4: make good, and you're saying you could beat me.
Speaker 3: What does that mean? Just because I don't eat it,
Speaker 3: don't mean I can't.
Speaker 4: Make You can't touch what do you to berry? Hit
Speaker 4: the berry in the backyard.
Speaker 3: I don't smoke crack, but I could cook it better
Speaker 3: than you. That that is true.
Speaker 4: This is all I'm saying. I've never told talk about it.
Speaker 4: Maybe I could be like one of those child prodigies
Speaker 4: with crack. I've never tried to cook crack, but like
Speaker 4: you know, some people just pick things up likeactly.
Speaker 3: I could be the autistic kid exactly.
Speaker 5: So I know I know the ground beef for the
Speaker 5: ground turkey to sauce ratio.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. You're gonna go in there
Speaker 3: and get frozen mixed vegetables to put in it. I'm
Speaker 3: not doing that. I would never. I'm gonna split that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna really split the peas hey by hand. You
Speaker 3: understand what I'm saying. You ain't gonna split no peace.
Speaker 3: You ain't never split no piece. So confident this.
Speaker 4: I'll even give you a little gem because I know
Speaker 4: you don't use tomato.
Speaker 3: Paste in yours. We don't really go tomato paste.
Speaker 4: If you don't use tomato paste and your ground beef
Speaker 4: for shepherds pile.
Speaker 3: You want to speak to you? You don't even know.
Speaker 3: I don't you even want to speak?
Speaker 5: You know, got the sauce to make saw nah see
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying. You'll know how to make salt
Speaker 5: from scratch, that's your problem now.
Speaker 6: But tomato paste is kind of from scratch. Nah man Nah,
Speaker 6: He's used to go like get the tomatoes.
Speaker 3: Exactly, my baby. D You see what crushing in paste?
Speaker 5: You see where I'm going. He trying to bust cans
Speaker 5: open and all that. I'm not doing that you wouldn't use.
Speaker 4: It's only tomato paste in the ground beef. You don't
Speaker 4: put tomatoes like actual tomatoes and shepherds pots.
Speaker 5: So I know how to make. We're gonna make Shepherd's pod. Bro,
Speaker 5: I guarantee you my Shepherd's pop.
Speaker 4: Can we do it at your house?
Speaker 3: No, we can't do that.
Speaker 4: See are we doing money?
Speaker 3: See we can do it.
Speaker 4: He's so funny how it took me in peaged fucking
Speaker 4: forty five minutes to cook to figure out how to
Speaker 4: cook gizzies here. No, but we gotta get George for
Speaker 4: we gotta get we gotta get the you know better,
Speaker 4: took our our actual real toaster airfire. I got in
Speaker 4: here for Amar's birthday party and found a new toaster
Speaker 4: that was old as fuck, did not work. It really
Speaker 4: like was baking Thanksgiving dinner to get those glizzies cooked
Speaker 4: for everybody.
Speaker 3: That was the struggling Brenda.
Speaker 5: The hot the hot plate because I thought we had
Speaker 5: the air fire here. Airfrying hot dogs is crazy.
Speaker 4: Actually not too bad. If you get a low heat,
Speaker 4: it's really not that bad. That's not that many people.
Speaker 3: You might as well go to seven eleven and get
Speaker 3: the hot dog off. The little metal thing that's missing.
Speaker 4: This says a kid's birthday party with a Mickey Mouse
Speaker 4: that was actually a stripper, Like.
Speaker 3: I don't do that. No, you don't know that, young lady.
Speaker 4: She's probably she wasn't a young lady. She was a
Speaker 4: very middle aged, old white lady.
Speaker 3: Right, she was great. Did the balloon shit?
Speaker 4: Everything amazing? They accept tips, It even says it. They
Speaker 4: say it ten times in the confirmation text messages. You've
Speaker 4: paid your deposit. But our character welcome characters love tips.
Speaker 3: So I'm like you should mind.
Speaker 4: You couldn't find my bag where my cash was? So
Speaker 4: I asked her as she was leaving, yo, do you
Speaker 4: have a cash app?
Speaker 3: So I could do that?
Speaker 4: So she puts it in center the money, and I
Speaker 4: get a confirmation that says you paid baby girl one
Speaker 4: hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: That's her hash ap named baby girl and spelled in
Speaker 3: the hoodway.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say it so y'all can find her,
Speaker 4: but think of like the worst aim screen name, the
Speaker 4: way a thirteen year old girl in the Bronx would
Speaker 4: spell baby girl like with x's and threes and shit.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, that's it's that seventy year old white woman.
Speaker 3: Where did you? Where did you find this, Mickey Mouset?
Speaker 3: Is this like Long Island?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: This sounded like a work release program. She had record
Speaker 3: she had. She definitely had to leave before sundown. She
Speaker 3: was rushing, she was on she was on probation for sure.
Speaker 3: She in a halfway house.
Speaker 4: She got the jay job, and then on top of that,
Speaker 4: then I got nervous. This is how tough it is
Speaker 4: to actually be like a truthful man. I immediately screenshoted
Speaker 4: that and showed it to Kia immediately like, hey, this
Speaker 4: is her cash app confirmation I'm not sending strippers money.
Speaker 3: During our daughter's birthday party. Yeah, you had to make
Speaker 3: it very clear.
Speaker 4: Click the image, thinking like maybe it's her daughter's and
Speaker 4: she don't have cash apps. No, I was that was
Speaker 4: her and it was like one of those avi's that
Speaker 4: she knew how to angle to make herself.
Speaker 3: It was her she was was she in costume in
Speaker 3: the picture of what she like? Was it Mickey? It
Speaker 3: wasn't Mickey, Okay, it was her?
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, I mean I respect it. Shut out
Speaker 5: the baby girl, thank you for coming for baby and she.
Speaker 4: Was folding up those balloons host the baby Girl ship.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at her at a whole different life.
Speaker 3: She's a mule. She used to put it in the
Speaker 3: you know, in the balloon.
Speaker 4: She's good like she has put so much heroin in balloon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's lady hero life.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I respect it. This we don't judge, man,
Speaker 5: we don't. We party and we don't judge. That's what
Speaker 5: little ship exactly.
Speaker 4: But Amara was petrified of Mickey in the beginning, and
Speaker 4: then most kids usually warmed up to the point that
Speaker 4: she threw a tantrum when baby Girl left.
Speaker 5: Okay, when baby Girl left, and when Mickey left, did
Speaker 5: she leave as Mickey like she was watching Mickey getting
Speaker 5: the elevated could be traumatizing for a kid like let
Speaker 5: baby Girl go in the bathroom change hide the costume.
Speaker 4: It was worse because you know, our studio was set up.
Speaker 4: We have these doors that go into this party. The
Speaker 4: party was on that side, Amara Chaster all the way
Speaker 4: through the wooden doors. Like I had to be Mickey's security.
Speaker 4: He would have thought she was the Beatles. All the
Speaker 4: kids just kept running and I was like, Yo, chill, chill, chill.
Speaker 3: Chill, back up, Yeah Mickey right now, Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 3: get it. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Watch a kid watching Mickey getting elevated and the doors closed.
Speaker 5: That has to be traumatizing. Like if I saw Mickey
Speaker 5: leave as a kid, It's like, Yo, where you going.
Speaker 5: Mickey got an elevated and dipped.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was. It was a fun time. But
Speaker 3: that's good.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 3: It was just me and Peached dadding it up in
Speaker 3: the back. Good man good.
Speaker 5: I was gonna try to pull up, but unfortunately I had.
Speaker 5: I had a funeral to go to over the weekend.
Speaker 5: A very close friend of mine, one of my best friends,
Speaker 5: lost his brother who was like a brother to me.
Speaker 5: So rest in peace, Uh to Lance. Prayers and condoless
Speaker 5: to the Yates family. Prayers to my brother, my brother
Speaker 5: Chad he ate. I love you, man, and you know
Speaker 5: we're gonna get through this.
Speaker 3: Together. So that's what I had to do this week,
Speaker 3: and unfortunately had to take good bye, good.
Speaker 4: Friend, condolences to you to answer. His family and everyone
Speaker 4: that was there definitely understand this. I mean this.
Speaker 3: You didn't miss much, No, I mean miss miss baby
Speaker 3: girl this all this time.
Speaker 4: I did not use a playlist that I got from
Speaker 4: Carl that ended up having R Kelly on it on
Speaker 4: Amar's first birthday. Okay, Carl had this playlist that I'd
Speaker 4: used the New Year's even It was like R and
Speaker 4: B rap cut. It was like a safe everyone would
Speaker 4: like it. I never made it to the sixtieth song. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he has a whole R Kelly Senne at the end
Speaker 4: of it, and I didn't get to And then everyone
Speaker 4: is looking at me like, yo, you're playing R Kelly
Speaker 4: at your daughter's first birthday. And I was like crazy
Speaker 4: list Pandora crazy. So yes, finally I got the music
Speaker 4: down right. I'm getting getting good with his birthday thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah you're getting a hang up. It's your second one,
Speaker 5: but you know, by next year it'll be it'll be
Speaker 5: time for the.
Speaker 3: Real to real bang.
Speaker 6: Are you guys gonna do one every year? A birthday
Speaker 6: for my childhood birthday party.
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean, I don't know. It depends what she
Speaker 4: wants when she gets older and she want to do parties.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Like, so eventually, once she hits like seven, she's gonna
Speaker 6: want to start doing parties because y'all have friends. So
Speaker 6: I'm like, y up until seven, y'all gonna do it,
Speaker 6: because then y'all be doing it every single year for
Speaker 6: the rest of her life.
Speaker 5: Until she gets her own friends and doesn't want one,
Speaker 5: like until she gets like high school and she's like,
Speaker 5: oh yeah, party.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to remember, like when I stopped doing like
Speaker 4: those family birthday parties.
Speaker 3: Culturally, it's a difference between us and y'all.
Speaker 5: Like, y'all party, I'll celebrate six months, twelve and a
Speaker 5: half months, seventeen months.
Speaker 3: We don't do that.
Speaker 5: You're gonna start your birth I don't remember a party
Speaker 5: I have. When my mother shows me pictures, I'm like,
Speaker 5: I don't remember that.
Speaker 4: Well, a lot of the younger ones were just their
Speaker 4: adult parties. You're just celebrating the kids, yeah, like, and
Speaker 4: I mean this was for some degree that like there
Speaker 4: was this alcohol yeah in music, but there was a ballpit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good balance. Yeah, you need a good ballpit. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 3: this weekend was eventful.
Speaker 5: One of the biggest events of the weekend, obviously, were
Speaker 5: the I don't know which Granmy. I was gonna say
Speaker 5: something something annual, but we don't even know which was
Speaker 5: the sixty seventh Annual.
Speaker 3: I don't know something. Sixty fifth, sixty fifth or sixty
Speaker 3: sixth fifth sixty seven sounds about right there. Right, what
Speaker 3: year did they start?
Speaker 4: Do we have footage of, like the first Grammys were
Speaker 4: their cameras sixty years ago?
Speaker 3: Demarrius, we're not doing that.
Speaker 4: Everyone all said he was alive when when microwaves were invented?
Speaker 2: No, I was.
Speaker 3: Did I say, invented? Odessa, Yes you did.
Speaker 5: You said when they hit Did I say, I remember
Speaker 5: when microwaves was weren't the thing like people you clean?
Speaker 3: You cleaned it up?
Speaker 4: But you did say like you were there when they
Speaker 4: rolled out the first wave.
Speaker 3: I did not say that. I've never said the first wave.
Speaker 3: I've never said that first wave in my life. I've
Speaker 3: never said that.
Speaker 4: May fourth, my birthday, nineteen fifty nine.
Speaker 3: First Grammy.
Speaker 5: So this will be the sixty sixth, right, this was
Speaker 5: the sixty sixth Grammys. So the sixty sixth Annual Grammy
Speaker 5: Awards was last night.
Speaker 4: I mean they for the first one. They did pop
Speaker 4: this off pretty well. Frank Sinatra, Samy Davis Junior, Dean Martin.
Speaker 3: Oh, the guys, Yeah, Pact was there. Yeah, the original
Speaker 3: pussy Posse. So the Grammys was just originally a party
Speaker 3: for the rat Pack. It was a rat Pack party.
Speaker 4: It was like, yeah, we made some great music, let's
Speaker 4: celebrate ourselves.
Speaker 5: We'll all get smoked some cigs and get some some
Speaker 5: prostitutes and you know, drink some whiskey and have a
Speaker 5: good night.
Speaker 6: Who came up with the Academy and they ruined the party?
Speaker 3: The rat Pack, Sammy Dean, Old Blue Eyes, you know,
Speaker 3: the gang.
Speaker 4: So and what's funny is they weren't even being serious
Speaker 4: that we did Academy Academy.
Speaker 3: It was a joke.
Speaker 5: We had to clean up the rat Pack for branding purposes,
Speaker 5: you know, really didn't hit the se o s like
Speaker 5: they really wanted them to.
Speaker 3: Called it the Grammys.
Speaker 4: The Grammar Phone Phone Awards was the original name. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's actually really cool.
Speaker 6: Oh that's what the Grammy is, shaped like a GRAMDMA.
Speaker 6: I didn't never I got that part at least, I
Speaker 6: never even connected what you think.
Speaker 3: I just did the hope.
Speaker 2: My bad.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: See we're not even We're starting too early what I did.
Speaker 4: We're starting way too early. Last night, the sixty six
Speaker 4: Annual Grammys UH aired. Yes, there was some surprise, there
Speaker 4: were some not so much of a surprise. And where
Speaker 4: do we start? What do you want to begin? I
Speaker 4: like Trevor Noah hosting for the most part.
Speaker 3: He's good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he definitely makes the show move. I love that
Speaker 4: he just kept guilting all of the rich people in
Speaker 4: front of him that were drunk, Like, hey, the QR
Speaker 4: code is right there. I know how much money you have? Yeah, Like,
Speaker 4: come on, look outside, we have not even built a
Speaker 4: house yet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's do it.
Speaker 4: So I love I love that he kept guilt tripping
Speaker 4: everyone in there and ruining their night, like, hey, I
Speaker 4: know you guys are here to celebrate the music you
Speaker 4: put together, but you're rich and some people don't have homes.
Speaker 4: I don't really give a fuck about your single love
Speaker 4: all that. So I think Trevor Noah did a good job.
Speaker 4: Do we start with the red carpet out the gate?
Speaker 4: Maybe I'm not artsy enough man, maybe maybe the older
Speaker 4: I've gotten just wearing a house on your head isn't
Speaker 4: really my go to? I mean, was he trying to
Speaker 4: suggest that his house has become a broken home since
Speaker 4: August Alcina entered Boo?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 5: But did Jayden did he? Did he speak about it?
Speaker 5: Obviously interviewed him. Did he speak about the significance of
Speaker 5: the house on his head? Is the name of his
Speaker 5: new album house on Head of the.
Speaker 3: House the Household now Head of the House.
Speaker 4: And if he was if he was promoting August seeing
Speaker 4: his album Head of the Household not.
Speaker 3: Is an album?
Speaker 5: There's a collab, we're waiting for it there. Did he
Speaker 5: give any insight into this, any inspiration behind it? Any
Speaker 5: you know what was the the artistic reasoning behind it?
Speaker 5: I heard what Andrew Tates reasoning behind it?
Speaker 3: Heard it. I'm not going to say what Andrew Tates said,
Speaker 3: but I heard. I loved it. I loved But did
Speaker 3: Jaden Smith give an official interview saying what he felt
Speaker 3: like the uh, the reason of this whole? You know
Speaker 3: this look was?
Speaker 4: I did not see anything, But admittedly I was not
Speaker 4: like looking for the Jaden Smith interview. I do like
Speaker 4: his music, I think he's talented, but I think, uh,
Speaker 4: that's the point of art, mall. It's up to your interpretation.
Speaker 4: If he then describes what it is, now we're losing
Speaker 4: the point of view. It should be how you interpreted.
Speaker 4: How did you interpret a house being on?
Speaker 5: Jaden Smith said, well, I mean, I just you know,
Speaker 5: I'm not I'm not on the type of algorithm and
Speaker 5: frequency that some of these artists are on. But it's
Speaker 5: interesting to kind of hear, you know, what's the reasoning
Speaker 5: behind it? If he I'm sure somebody asked him. We
Speaker 5: can't be the only ones that are asking this question.
Speaker 4: What if he left left the red car was like
Speaker 4: fuck or the stupid ass house on my head? No
Speaker 4: one even asked me what it was for. Nobody asked
Speaker 4: my my neck is killing me right now, and no
Speaker 4: one even asked because I thought I was just that
Speaker 4: fucking artsy He was with his sister Willow, who looked
Speaker 4: incredible on the red carpet, and then here comes fucking
Speaker 4: dumb ass house face into the shot to ruin everything.
Speaker 5: Willow has a beautiful uh campaign for Montclair Right now,
Speaker 5: I see it at the time I'm coming coming down
Speaker 5: the block. I didn't even know it was Willow at first.
Speaker 5: Like I looked at it, I was like, wait, that's
Speaker 5: that's Willow Smith. That's a beautiful girl, a beautiful campaign,
Speaker 5: like the coat and everything they happened is incredible.
Speaker 4: I am just messing around, and I also am not
Speaker 4: artsy enough to care about someone wearing a house on
Speaker 4: their head. I will say will Smith and his wife
Speaker 4: have created two extremely talented kids, all right, both of
Speaker 4: them are. Willow's music is incredible, Yeah, Willis Jaden's music
Speaker 4: is incredible. They're their top their top five Neippo babies
Speaker 4: for sure.
Speaker 5: We spoke about it probably being a bad thing that,
Speaker 5: you know, Jaden and Willow's parents are who they are,
Speaker 5: because it kind of it hinders them in a.
Speaker 3: Lot of ways.
Speaker 5: I feel like if they were just two kids that
Speaker 5: came out of, you know, came from two other parents
Speaker 5: that weren't celebrities, I think that more people would be
Speaker 5: talking talking about exactly how talented and how dope both
Speaker 5: of them are. They're extremely, extremely talented. It's just tough
Speaker 5: when your dad and your mom are who they are,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. It's just kind of like, oh,
Speaker 5: you support when you're they're supposed to be talented.
Speaker 3: No they're not.
Speaker 4: We know a lot of celebrity kids that they've got mugshots,
Speaker 4: all kind of shit AA.
Speaker 3: Programs, all kind of shit going going on. So shout
Speaker 3: out to Jayden and Willis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, they would be. They would be this dope
Speaker 4: with or without their parents. Of course, that was a
Speaker 4: big push. Like even like someone like Diggie Simmons, super
Speaker 4: talented from rapping to art to design, like that kid
Speaker 4: would have been who he was, you know, whe or
Speaker 4: without runs house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, his older brother. You know, Oh, I forgot he rapped.
Speaker 3: Don't do that. That was one of the best.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 3: Don't forget that he raped.
Speaker 4: Jojo had some some bars every now and then. Jojo
Speaker 4: wasn't terrible, man, He wasn't digging.
Speaker 3: No, no, listen, listen.
Speaker 5: We in February twenty twenty five. I'm not letting this
Speaker 5: go any further to the year. We're gonna stop doing that.
Speaker 4: Come on, you don't say you was you definitely a team.
Speaker 4: Don't say you can't say.
Speaker 5: Yo, somebody has good bars every now and then, Like,
Speaker 5: don't do that, don't know to just say he trash,
Speaker 5: It's okay. To say, y'all gonna paint me as this
Speaker 5: hater once again this year, because I don't sit up
Speaker 5: here and say shit like yo, they bars is dope
Speaker 5: every now and then?
Speaker 3: What the fuck is that? If I say it and say, yo, Rover,
Speaker 3: you put out a good album every now and then?
Speaker 3: That's hope said about nos On takeover Exactly, my boy, Exactly,
Speaker 3: my boy. That's that's a shot. You not that one
Speaker 3: every ten year average? So Jojo Simmons is what not
Speaker 3: that good? There you go?
Speaker 4: You could say empathy because I was a big fan
Speaker 4: of Runs House and remember they had the home studio
Speaker 4: and him and Team Blackout, like you got all his
Speaker 4: friends from Queens to like give him validation.
Speaker 3: In there you go, that's the connection Queens bad. So
Speaker 3: I knew it was okay. They had their ship like
Speaker 3: it was Team Blackout. I think you you was Team Blackout.
Speaker 7: I was not.
Speaker 4: They wouldn't have me, you know, I was a black team.
Speaker 4: He was the manager for Team black I was twelve,
Speaker 4: it was eleven. Jojo had that whole ship. Sisters was
Speaker 4: doing the modeling thing. We thought Jojo like, all right,
Speaker 4: he young, maybe they'll develop And then Diggy dropped and
Speaker 4: made you look freestyle and was like, nah, you.
Speaker 3: Should manage him. Yeah, he's the one.
Speaker 1: Never man.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when Diggy made you look freestyle came out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sh it was Damn. You was twelve when first.
Speaker 4: I was probably fourteen fifteen, okay, that was what four
Speaker 4: or five look at Broun's house somewhere around there. It
Speaker 4: was that I wasn't old enough to manage Team Blackout.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that. Okay. That Oh did she go?
Speaker 6: She's the one he was not to know why I
Speaker 6: was out side.
Speaker 4: That was Jay Cole's first beef. We're not going don't
Speaker 4: We're not going there. You went there, though. I did
Speaker 4: like his bar on Breakfast Club when he said generation
Speaker 4: before me had pocking Biggie. Now I just got Diggy.
Speaker 4: I thought that was pretty funny. I thought I thought
Speaker 4: cold kind of.
Speaker 3: Hate with that one, yo, And now I just got
Speaker 3: Diggy is funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh five, I was fifteen, okay, So yeah, damn
Speaker 4: twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: That's please I'm about to throw up. Please. Sh that
Speaker 3: shit is crazy. Damn how do we even get oh?
Speaker 3: Neppo babies? All right? Cool?
Speaker 4: Back to the Grammys, Back to the Red carpet back,
Speaker 4: I would have felt a way as Will Smith that
Speaker 4: my son had a whole house on top of his head,
Speaker 4: and didn't my song with Big Sean when you had
Speaker 4: the house on your head.
Speaker 3: I would have felt the way about my son wearing
Speaker 3: a house on his head.
Speaker 5: Two until I saw a woman completely naked, and then
Speaker 5: I would have felt like I did a great job
Speaker 5: as a dath as a parent.
Speaker 4: Because that chentlemen are covering up whoever, whoever her father.
Speaker 4: Trust me, he's having a fucking he's blowing a gasket
Speaker 4: right now his daughter's naked on the red carpet at
Speaker 4: the Grammys.
Speaker 3: I mean, God, damn, you failed as a father.
Speaker 4: I well, I agree, I'm not as conservative as as
Speaker 4: far as the naked body goes, But at this point
Speaker 4: it's starting to look like a weird kink cutshit that
Speaker 4: I just want to be left out of. Like, I
Speaker 4: don't think shaming naked bodies for art purposes should be
Speaker 4: a thing at all. This at this point feels like
Speaker 4: they get off on it. And I don't want to
Speaker 4: be a part of your sex club, Kanye West and
Speaker 4: your wife.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just it's just at this point, what are
Speaker 3: we doing. You know, we were on one hand.
Speaker 5: You know, we can go back and watch an episode
Speaker 5: with him and his former wife where he was mad
Speaker 5: at the way she was dressing, and we've never seen
Speaker 5: her in the red carpet looking like that. And here
Speaker 5: we are years later with his new wife and we
Speaker 5: haven't seen her dressed at all ever in life.
Speaker 4: I've never seen never seen her clothes but never since
Speaker 4: fall they fall to the Lord, we all get back up. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but really he was just screaming and shaming his ex
Speaker 4: wife about showing a nipple.
Speaker 3: Yea, now it's this is what this is.
Speaker 4: Jesus is king, Let's just do this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is not This is not I don't care
Speaker 3: about how you try to spend it. It's art.
Speaker 5: It's just that this is this is classless, this is
Speaker 5: low class. This is not fly, This is not cool,
Speaker 5: this is not this is not artistic, this is not
Speaker 5: with whatever dress that was. This is very uncomfortable, you know.
Speaker 5: It's it's uncomfortable to look at. It's uncomfortable if you're
Speaker 5: there in the room, if you're there in the vicinity,
Speaker 5: it's like, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: This is the Grammy's were supposed to be.
Speaker 5: You know, showcasing, you know, our talent as far as
Speaker 5: artists and things like that, and celebrating each other, celebrating
Speaker 5: our peers. We don't need to see anybody's wife completely naked.
Speaker 4: And even though I am the conspiracy guide, I do
Speaker 4: think a lot of that, like humiliation, ritual YouTube world
Speaker 4: is completely off the rocker. Like I'm not a flat
Speaker 4: Earth conspiracy theorist. I do draw the line somewhere, and
Speaker 4: a lot of the ritual stuff I draw a line
Speaker 4: as well. You guys are just giving them all the
Speaker 4: ammo at this point. They might be right, yeah, no,
Speaker 4: this is right, this.
Speaker 3: Is like, but this is this point.
Speaker 4: Kanye did used to do a lot of shit with
Speaker 4: art as the drive driving factor for a lot of
Speaker 4: nudity and a lot of stuff which I can appreciate
Speaker 4: and respect. This is just just but ass naked taking
Speaker 4: a photo the only thing crazy. It's like when they
Speaker 4: take the ig chicks and put them in a parking garage.
Speaker 4: Naked was not even tasteful.
Speaker 3: They didn't let them in, right, they didn't let them in.
Speaker 5: Well, they weren't invited. Kanye was wasn't invited to the Grammys.
Speaker 3: I think we know why.
Speaker 5: But obviously he took the still as an opportunity because
Speaker 5: he knew that the picture would go viral. He recreated
Speaker 5: the album cover. I think this was the album artwork
Speaker 5: at one point right his album. I think she was
Speaker 5: wearing the same thing in.
Speaker 4: The Vultures well similar, she actually had more clothes on
Speaker 4: in the Vultures covers.
Speaker 5: So this was I think he uses as a moment
Speaker 5: to kind of like get that photo op off. He
Speaker 5: knew obviously it would be the talk of the night,
Speaker 5: which it was. Everybody was talking about that. Uh but again,
Speaker 5: you know, I just I don't like things like this
Speaker 5: because we know what happens if and when, you know,
Speaker 5: they divorce and separate. Then we get Beyonca somewhere sitting
Speaker 5: down with Katie Couric or fucking Barbara Walters saying that
Speaker 5: she was, you know, drugged and she was in a trance.
Speaker 5: We've never seen this young. We've never seen her smiling.
Speaker 5: She doesn't look happy, she's just like she's there as
Speaker 5: a fucking.
Speaker 4: That's the aesthetic, though, so you don't understand it, Yeah.
Speaker 3: But the aesthetic.
Speaker 5: Keep the esthetic to yourself when the relationship is over, Like,
Speaker 5: don't sit down on the couch fully closed with a
Speaker 5: mock neck on and then say, oh, you know, no,
Speaker 5: show the titties now, definitely gonna have a Bob show
Speaker 5: the titties now, don't cover the titties on with Barbara Walters.
Speaker 5: Show the titties because you did it when it was
Speaker 5: the Bully album was coming out, you did it. Then
Speaker 5: you did it then when when the Sneakers was.
Speaker 3: Gready to drop.
Speaker 4: See you all see that's why you're not a real
Speaker 4: Kanye West fan.
Speaker 3: The shit just goes. I am a Kanye Yes, I'm
Speaker 3: not a Kanye West. Stand that's supposed to come out
Speaker 3: in June.
Speaker 4: He's showing that the results of bullying, like he's bullying
Speaker 4: his wife and like this is how far you can
Speaker 4: take it. You don't understand art in the concept of right.
Speaker 4: I don't understand anything Kanye does. It's for the deepest
Speaker 4: reason ever. He's not sometimes just to bipolar schizophrenic every now,
Speaker 4: everything he does has a purpose. And if you don't
Speaker 4: understand that, you don't understand hip hop. You don't understand
Speaker 4: are you don't understand Walt Disney what other other names?
Speaker 3: And Ron? He don't understand that? Yo? Are y'all cool,
Speaker 3: my bad, pege, you can just blur that out. I'm sorry, No,
Speaker 3: just leave it. You didn't say anything bad. I didn't. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Kanye West has been on Alex Jones saying, you know,
Speaker 4: I like.
Speaker 3: Hitler, Yeah whoa yeah, yeah, yeah, I just don't. I
Speaker 3: thought that Hennessy with am Rose was crazy. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: this is It just wasn't. It was just it wasn't.
Speaker 5: It wasn't tasteful, it wasn't flying. You know, Kanye is
Speaker 5: somebody that I deemed to have a little more class
Speaker 5: and a little more taste than this. But you know,
Speaker 5: having your wife out there just completely naked like that
Speaker 5: is uh again, I'm not I'm not in that circle.
Speaker 5: I'm not on that frequency. I don't understand the art
Speaker 5: behind it. I don't get it. Maybe there's some deep
Speaker 5: tie in somewhere that Kanye could connect. I don't know,
Speaker 5: but just looking at it and in the crib, I'm uncomfortable.
Speaker 5: I'm like, you know, second embarrassment almost. It's like that
Speaker 5: feeling you see somebody's wife, you like, yo, come on,
Speaker 5: I don't want to look over there and say, what's
Speaker 5: up to Kanye at this point?
Speaker 3: Like your wife is naked?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 3: Pussy lip hanging out. Yeah, that's just not it's not fly.
Speaker 3: There's nothing fly about that. I didn't even think about
Speaker 3: that angle.
Speaker 4: But like you just on the red carpet, like, let
Speaker 4: me go, say what's up to my man?
Speaker 3: It's like I'm not you can't. I'm going right here, like.
Speaker 4: Like no, it's just give you a salute from a distance,
Speaker 4: like to start the convo like no, I'm yo.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I defend Kanye probably more than I should I do,
Speaker 4: you know, for my age grew up on him of
Speaker 4: a deeper connection with that entire thing.
Speaker 3: This was, come on, what the fuck are we doing?
Speaker 4: There's other ways weird. I love that he put his
Speaker 4: commercial there, there's other ways to guard attention, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: but hey, whatever, if you and your wife want to
Speaker 4: do some cutshit, y'all get off on that. Just leave
Speaker 4: us out of it. That's really all.
Speaker 3: I think that that was the second most.
Speaker 4: Disrespectful thing that happened on that red carpet because interrupting
Speaker 4: Babyface speaking.
Speaker 5: For Chapel Roone, y'all wasn't feeling that y'a was a
Speaker 5: jack in at man, get the fucking reason to give
Speaker 5: all these I don't understand behind got to talk to
Speaker 5: Chapel Rome before. You know, Babyface doesn't have any you know,
Speaker 5: he's not trending, he's not viral right now, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like this is baby It was.
Speaker 6: First of all as a the level of just being
Speaker 6: shitty at being a journalist, that's number one. Number Two,
Speaker 6: it was just rude period, even if you even somebody
Speaker 6: who's never done that job before would know better than
Speaker 6: to do that. Number Three, you're not there with team Volgue.
Speaker 6: You're there with fucking the associated press.
Speaker 3: Like he doesn't.
Speaker 4: Apologize for shit, and it's been apologizing for the last
Speaker 4: twenty four hours non stop.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because they've seen the backlash online. This is this
Speaker 5: is this is big, This is use me Kenneth Babyface edding. Hello,
Speaker 5: this is you know, songwriter, extraordinary producer, extraordinary legendary artists,
Speaker 5: legendary you know in every sense of the word.
Speaker 3: This is an icon. This is somebody who can very
Speaker 3: well have their own tribute at the Grammys.
Speaker 4: That this icon would be honored at.
Speaker 5: Has has written I don't know how many songs he's
Speaker 5: written that have received Grammys like this, but this is
Speaker 5: like Grammy royalty that you're talking to and because you
Speaker 5: know Chapel Roone, is that Chapels that he said, Chapel
Speaker 5: Roone whatever, Because she knows she's you know, and she's talented.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna.
Speaker 5: I don't want to make it seem like she's she's talented.
Speaker 5: She's very talented artist.
Speaker 3: She's brave.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's the word they like to throw in it,
Speaker 4: brave after a performance, they're blown away.
Speaker 3: But do you got us? I said, wait, hold up,
Speaker 3: she ain't got the complexion for the do you got us? Labels?
Speaker 3: We got you, But do you got us? We'll get
Speaker 3: you a white lady. Of course they got you. This
Speaker 3: is America. You gonna be all right. Well, l now,
Speaker 3: I'm okay. I'm like, do you got us?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Do you think that you're gonna have any problem getting
Speaker 3: healthcare in this country?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think she brought up some great points there.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 4: I understand where she was going. But it's like, I mean,
Speaker 4: I wasn't mad at the rant happening there. It's just
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I get the messaging.
Speaker 4: I get the messages one of those social justice warrior
Speaker 4: things where like why are you telling me this? The
Speaker 4: man that can do that is sitting in the front row, like,
Speaker 4: have that convo with him.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But either way, those two women, well one of them
Speaker 4: at least tried to talk to Babyface, which is a
Speaker 4: crazy sentence in itself. Try the other one. She'll never
Speaker 4: work again. And this is kind of everyone's giving Elliott
Speaker 4: shit when he was up here. This does go into
Speaker 4: his point though, And I'm not saying he said this
Speaker 4: about Kai, but this is why you can't have I'm
Speaker 4: just happy to be here. I always just wanted to
Speaker 4: be on camera at the Grammys type people doing these interviews.
Speaker 4: This woman is talking to babies. I don't care if
Speaker 4: you are not well versed in everyone you talk to.
Speaker 4: That's the gig. The gig is to be able to
Speaker 4: move a conversation with anyone that comes in front of
Speaker 4: you on the red carpet. That's your job. Your job
Speaker 4: is not just I'm happy to be here on camera, mom,
Speaker 4: I'm doing the Grammy shit. You have a job to do.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the job is not what you want to do.
Speaker 4: So if you don't know Babyface, whatever, I don't care
Speaker 4: where she's from, how she grew up. Maybe she never
Speaker 4: heard a Babyface song in her fucking life. But her
Speaker 4: job here is to talk to everyone that is on
Speaker 4: that red carpet, especially the icons. So at least a
Speaker 4: minimum show some fucking respect.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just simple things.
Speaker 4: And screaming in the middle of that shit. You looking elsewhere?
Speaker 3: She looked high.
Speaker 4: She looks like she's on a fucking edible. This is
Speaker 4: what Elliott was talking about. This, I'm happy to be here.
Speaker 2: Shit.
Speaker 4: A real journalist gets to talk to babyface and then
Speaker 4: talks to chaperone. That is who we really need to
Speaker 4: have in these positions. Somebody that can talk to both
Speaker 4: and get a real conversation out of both, even if
Speaker 4: they don't have the tools or history of their entire career.
Speaker 6: So so the only and this is not bail. But
Speaker 6: what I will say is I think the reason what
Speaker 6: she did was completely unprofessional. She should at her job.
Speaker 6: She needs to never work again, right. But the reason,
Speaker 6: you know, when it's red carpets, she has to catch
Speaker 6: chapel while chapels running by.
Speaker 4: But you should have just you take that l that's
Speaker 4: your producer's role. Your role right now is to talk
Speaker 4: to this person. You have an entire team around you
Speaker 4: that is doing that shit.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, this is Babyface were talking about, like I
Speaker 5: get Chapel Roan is you know hot right now? And
Speaker 5: you know she's performing tonight, and when you're on the
Speaker 5: red carpet usually you want to talk to somebody that
Speaker 5: is performing.
Speaker 6: There's usually a list of that they want you to
Speaker 6: get the baby Face.
Speaker 3: Was baby Face a part of the Quincy Jones tribute? No,
Speaker 3: he wasn't.
Speaker 4: Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, Janello, Nay and Will Smith. I
Speaker 4: mean maybe Babyface had something to do with ranging everything,
Speaker 4: but I didn't see him.
Speaker 3: Well, I understand that.
Speaker 5: You know, again, the Red Carpet and the Grammys you
Speaker 5: do as a you know, ap or whatever other outlet
Speaker 5: you do want to get a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: some of the performers. And obviously chaperone was performing. She's nominated,
Speaker 5: she won, so I understand that part. But again, it
Speaker 5: just it's just a way of doing those things. You
Speaker 5: could have had chaperone come up introduce her to Babyface.
Speaker 5: Maybe she never met Babyface. That would have been you know,
Speaker 5: it would have just had a little more class then,
Speaker 5: aside from just taking the mic from Babyface and you know,
Speaker 5: basically like shunning him. Away and saying no, we need
Speaker 5: to get chaperone on MIC. I just think there was
Speaker 5: a way you could have had both of them there together.
Speaker 5: Maybe you know, maybe Babyface, you know, wants to work
Speaker 5: with her, or she wants to She might have wanted
Speaker 5: to work with Babyface, who knows. But the bottom line
Speaker 5: is there's a there was a certain level of disrespect
Speaker 5: shown to a legend that was absolutely absolutely just uncalled
Speaker 5: for and something that I'm glad people on the internet
Speaker 5: immediately responded to, and you know, ap put out an apology.
Speaker 5: I believe the two the two hosts, they apologize as well.
Speaker 3: Which was really just the one, but.
Speaker 5: The one, yeah, the one. I mean it looks bad
Speaker 5: for both of them, but the one. But yes, you know,
Speaker 5: it just was all around just disrespectful to a legend.
Speaker 5: But I'm pretty sure baby Face wasn't really Oh he
Speaker 5: handled it great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I'm baby Face wanted to talk to them either, Like,
Speaker 4: but but this is baby Face were.
Speaker 3: Talking about he the coolest dude in the room. He
Speaker 3: don't he not tripping.
Speaker 5: It's like, man, I'm gonna go home and write a
Speaker 5: song about y'all and I'll be back here next year.
Speaker 3: Withn't the Grammy before? It's all good, don't trip.
Speaker 4: I have an apology as well to my people, to
Speaker 4: the whites, Benson Boone, I wasn't familiar with your game.
Speaker 4: I apologize. I just did not know that you could
Speaker 4: hit notes like that while doing backflips. I'm so sorry. Well, like,
Speaker 4: why didn't any of my white friends tell me how
Speaker 4: good this guy is? Am I that out of the
Speaker 4: loop with pop music? Are you guys familiar with this?
Speaker 4: He smoked? His performance het a great job. He did
Speaker 4: a ten eighty mctwist off the piano. Yeah, after two
Speaker 4: women ripped his tuxedo off. Yeah, he went crazy, did.
Speaker 5: A great job, sounded good, good performance. I mean he's
Speaker 5: on a Grammy's obviously he's a star.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But that is why I do like the Grammys sometimes,
Speaker 4: because I I feel like we're just so focused on
Speaker 4: the music that we like, you do.
Speaker 3: Miss some hop culture talented people.
Speaker 4: Yet that is so big, but you don't even see
Speaker 4: it because you don't shop at Zara that much.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, I'm gonna go through his whole catalog now.
Speaker 5: I mean that's usually what happens. You perform, your all,
Speaker 5: your numbers, your streams go up. You know, you know
Speaker 5: how that shit goes. You've been around long enough to
Speaker 5: know how this how this thing works.
Speaker 7: But he did.
Speaker 3: He did do a great job.
Speaker 5: I remember watching his performance and I was even like, damn, like,
Speaker 5: he's up there killing that ship.
Speaker 4: My second apology, well not an apology, because I don't
Speaker 4: take anything I said back with our Bruno and Sexy
Speaker 4: Red conversation. But I am not here to fight baby
Speaker 4: d Today, rut On Mars and Lady Gaga sounded fucking amazing.
Speaker 4: They sounded so good during their performance. I absolutely love
Speaker 4: that Teddy Swims sounding crazy like they just kind of
Speaker 4: went crazy with performances this year. Doci went. I mean
Speaker 4: I put that in the last five six years. That's
Speaker 4: up there, Teddy Swims because Selow Green walked. That's all
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say. I've seen this, I've seen this play before.
Speaker 4: I'm a Gnase Barkley fan too. I was waiting for
Speaker 4: like the The The Action Action Bronzing and Danger Mouse
Speaker 4: put Somebody Together.
Speaker 3: I love Teddy Swims. No, he's he's incredible, incredible artists.
Speaker 3: Glad you were saying, No.
Speaker 6: I was saying, I was waiting for after Mal said
Speaker 6: Teddy swims or whatever he says, Sea low Green walks
Speaker 6: or so Teddy whatever. But I was waiting for the verb.
Speaker 6: I was waiting for the verb, but the verb was swim.
Speaker 6: It took me a second to catch that, but I
Speaker 6: got baby d I'm telling you, when I started doing this,
Speaker 6: You're gonna have a long night. That's all I'm telling you.
Speaker 6: I'm getting you out of here.
Speaker 4: I know we're jumping around a lot, and we'll get
Speaker 4: to the main shit in a second. But the intro
Speaker 4: when they put together their super band for the La Fires,
Speaker 4: when they put John Legend on piano, I almost FaceTime
Speaker 4: mall and all John Legend did they they captain?
Speaker 3: They put him to the curb.
Speaker 4: All he could yell was like we agree or whatever
Speaker 4: the funk would whatever they were saying in.
Speaker 3: That don't play with matches stop. Yeah I was not
Speaker 3: the time, guys.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 3: That nigga, y'all Legend. They was like, don't play with matches.
Speaker 3: He was the fire bear. Yeah, yo, I don't know.
Speaker 3: To make sure the tender is wet before you leave, yo.
Speaker 5: Listen, John Legend is obviously talented. We know that, man,
Speaker 5: But I'm just it's just like, I'm just tired of
Speaker 5: looking at this gap commercial. Man, I ain't gonna live, man,
Speaker 5: I gotta turn off the gap.
Speaker 4: They kept on the piano. He just did the ad
Speaker 4: libs whenever the call response was. I thought they were
Speaker 4: gonna let him do the outro and he was about to.
Speaker 3: Croon us all the way in I'm cool.
Speaker 4: But oh man, that was fucking when they when they
Speaker 4: brought up, it was like Cheryl Crow is a super band,
Speaker 4: and then it was like in John Legend on Keys.
Speaker 4: I was like, all right, man, yeah, the firefighters requests again,
Speaker 4: they didn't requested the first time.
Speaker 5: Those are prisoners. They didn't have a choice. They so
Speaker 5: y'all getting to go outside today? You know, as a prisoner,
Speaker 5: you don't give a fuck were going out?
Speaker 3: Bet oh man, don't play with matches. Don't play with matches.
Speaker 4: Uh well, yes, let's let's get focused, all right. Joji congratulations.
Speaker 4: She won Rap Album of the Year. Had an incredible performance.
Speaker 4: Shout out to DJ Miss Milan as well. She killed
Speaker 4: the perfemance. I loved Dochi's entire set.
Speaker 5: Dochi is amazing, man, Doci is She's a She's like
Speaker 5: a mix of a lot of female artists that I like,
Speaker 5: I really enjoy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can see her influences, yeah, yeah, you can
Speaker 4: see it in their own way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can see the Lokale forty seven influence. You
Speaker 5: can see the Azelia influence for sure, but definitely mixed
Speaker 5: with you know, a little bit of Nikki in there
Speaker 5: as well. But but Doci style, you know, Tampa Florida.
Speaker 5: But congrats to Doci. She did an amazing job. We
Speaker 5: talked about how when it came out one of your
Speaker 5: favorite albums of the year, definitely was. I didn't think
Speaker 5: she would win the album. I don't think when we
Speaker 5: went through our predictions, I think we always like we
Speaker 5: don't see them giving it to Doci. I think she
Speaker 5: was one of them where we was like, I just
Speaker 5: don't see that. But happy she got it.
Speaker 4: Well, it started once again, like we needed this topic
Speaker 4: again on the fucking timeline. It only happens when people
Speaker 4: are doing great shit. It started the industry planting conversation again.
Speaker 3: Well let's just be honest, listen. I don't give a
Speaker 3: fuck what happened.
Speaker 5: Doci got an award, her price goes up, her fucking
Speaker 5: you know, everything go her streams go up. Everything is
Speaker 5: up after this. So I'm happy for Doci, happy for
Speaker 5: a team. You know, it's beautiful to see her and
Speaker 5: her mom up there on stage together. One of her
Speaker 5: old tweets from five years ago went viral again last night.
Speaker 5: She said, I'm so glad they fired me. It was
Speaker 5: like her sitting in the room somewhere they found that
Speaker 5: post and it's just a testament of you know what,
Speaker 5: when one door closes, it could be a blessing on
Speaker 5: the other behind the other door. So I'm happy for
Speaker 5: her in every sense of the word. Really happy for Doci.
Speaker 5: But when Carti came out.
Speaker 3: To present the award, I knew what was getting ready
Speaker 3: to happen. I did too.
Speaker 4: Once Cardy came, I said.
Speaker 3: I'm just like this, if you don't know all of
Speaker 3: this is scripted moment, I'm not mad at it. I'm
Speaker 3: happy for Doci having that moment.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, as soon as Cardi came out to
Speaker 5: present Best Rap Album, I knew right then and there
Speaker 5: that Doci was getting ready to win Best Rap Album.
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying. We've had this conversation.
Speaker 4: I think it was last year after the Grammys where
Speaker 4: It's less that I'm ever mad at the Grammys. I
Speaker 4: just can't figure them out because they're not consistent in
Speaker 4: everything that they do, like Maclamore beating Kendrick that time
Speaker 4: that checked out, Like I get it, but then never
Speaker 4: stayed consistent. We can't predict it because why you said
Speaker 4: that checked out?
Speaker 3: Like yeah that the Grammys.
Speaker 4: No, but the Grammy's given it to Maclamore over Kendrick Drake.
Speaker 4: I think hope, Like that list was crazy that year
Speaker 4: that checked out, but then things switch and it's like,
Speaker 4: finally they got it right. Because I do agree that
Speaker 4: DOCI deserves Rap Album of the Year, but I also
Speaker 4: see this side with that. Yes, with my personal taste. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's all subjective, completely my opinion. Now you take my
Speaker 4: opinion away. If I'm future a metro boomin, you're telling
Speaker 4: me that a mixtape that sold eleven thousand copies in
Speaker 4: the first week just beat me for Rap Album of
Speaker 4: the Year at the Grammys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how do you.
Speaker 4: Guys judge this? That's my issue? How the fuck do
Speaker 4: you guys judge this? Because I personally, I think Dochi
Speaker 4: deserves it out of every album that's on here, that
Speaker 4: is my favorite album.
Speaker 3: Out of this list at six.
Speaker 4: So happy it happened shows integrity, shows that real music
Speaker 4: can actually win awards, people that even though she does
Speaker 4: have a machine that is TD.
Speaker 3: Can we pull up the list of the best Rap
Speaker 3: album category? Yeah?
Speaker 4: J Coole might delete later, Common and Pete rock Eminem
Speaker 4: Future Metro Woman, Now I get it. But if I'm
Speaker 4: Future in Metro, I'm looking at y'all the same way
Speaker 4: Weekend tweeted the Grammys, how do you guys gauge this?
Speaker 3: Yeah? The amount of.
Speaker 4: Records Future in Metro sold that first week and the
Speaker 4: impact that they had clearly to I mean they the
Speaker 4: entire year shifted because of that album, which we'll get
Speaker 4: to as well with Kendrick, but hip hop completely shifted
Speaker 4: the day that that album came out.
Speaker 3: Why would that not be Rap Album of the Year?
Speaker 3: If y'all are going off if yes, it's like if.
Speaker 4: You're doing if you're checking every single box? Yes, Why
Speaker 4: why is Future Metro Boman? We don't trust you the
Speaker 4: easiest win out of all of these? But then I'm
Speaker 4: sitting here the same way I was like checks out
Speaker 4: with Maclamore, But did you not hear a good kid
Speaker 4: Mad City? I would feel the same way here with
Speaker 4: Alligator Bits never here. I think it's an incredible album.
Speaker 4: I think it's new, I think it's original. I think
Speaker 4: it's something that hip hop desperately fucking needs. So I'm
Speaker 4: happy they got it right. I just don't know why
Speaker 4: they got it right. Why didy get it right?
Speaker 3: To stop? Yeah, this is why they decide to get
Speaker 3: it right. This is not about DOCI.
Speaker 5: This is about just the Academy and the thirteen thousand
Speaker 5: voters that are part of the Academy that vote on
Speaker 5: these categories.
Speaker 3: How are they what are they basing their voting on? Like,
Speaker 3: what are they?
Speaker 5: What are they looking for? What are they looking at?
Speaker 5: Because again, we don't trust you. I thought the Common
Speaker 5: and Pete rock album was incredible as well, great. I
Speaker 5: even thought did J Cole might delete later it was
Speaker 5: a good project, short with seven tracks. Well he deleted
Speaker 5: one later, but however many.
Speaker 3: That was Kanye you see it.
Speaker 5: Docie did put out a good album. I didn't think
Speaker 5: she would win. But you know, here we are so
Speaker 5: happy for DOCI. But again, back to the Academy, how
Speaker 5: are they and we don't We've talked about it. We
Speaker 5: really don't care about the Grammys. We've long many years ago,
Speaker 5: I stopped caring about the Grammys and.
Speaker 4: Who won February sid with my first single comes out,
Speaker 4: I'd love your consideration.
Speaker 5: Well, yes you would, and I hope you win, but
Speaker 5: don't really care about the Grammys. I'm happy for an
Speaker 5: artist like Doci because again, it's a young a young
Speaker 5: woman that put out a very good project, and you know,
Speaker 5: I'm happy for her and happy for anything that she
Speaker 5: receives as a blessing of her art.
Speaker 3: But what is the Grammy?
Speaker 5: What are they How are they coming up with these
Speaker 5: these winners, How are they voting? What are they voting
Speaker 5: based on? That's the only thing I look at and
Speaker 5: I'm confused about. But you know, when you see people
Speaker 5: like Cardi b come out to present and other people
Speaker 5: come out and neighbors in when j Lo came out,
Speaker 5: I think Shakiro was gonna win.
Speaker 3: They did the Super Bowl together.
Speaker 5: Like you start to see little things where it's like, okay,
Speaker 5: I could see the script behind yeah, the show. You
Speaker 5: can kind of see glimpses of the script like Okay,
Speaker 5: this is this is written, this is already but that.
Speaker 6: Also sorry and I'll cut you off. That also does not.
Speaker 6: I don't want to have that be I don't want
Speaker 6: people to mistake you saying that it's written as it's
Speaker 6: like it's rigged, because it is written, it is produced.
Speaker 6: So yes, the people who are putting on the Grammys
Speaker 6: know who the winners are when they're picking the presenters.
Speaker 6: But that doesn't mean that the people who are nominated
Speaker 6: didn't have a fair shot. So yes, Cardi B brought
Speaker 6: Doughci's album out. Obviously that's very well produced. It doesn't
Speaker 6: mean that she was always gonna win that. It doesn't
Speaker 6: mean that she doesn't win the votes. It just means
Speaker 6: that the producer did a hell of a job picking
Speaker 6: the presenters for each award.
Speaker 3: Just wanted to clarify.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I think, and I don't want to word
Speaker 4: this as if Future in Metro Women's album doesn't get
Speaker 4: the credibility of the snobs, Like I actually think it's
Speaker 4: a really really solid project. Someone that's not the biggest
Speaker 4: Future fan, I fucking love that album. The Grammys does
Speaker 4: do things every other year just to keep their credibility, yep,
Speaker 4: for the snobs, like just to keep the NPR crowd
Speaker 4: and certain people, those snobby fans at Bay to continue
Speaker 4: to watch. So that's gonna happen, and I guess it
Speaker 4: balances out because sometimes Kendrick gets fucked and Maclamore wins,
Speaker 4: and then other times Future and Metro get fucked and
Speaker 4: then DOCI wins. Because if you are a music snob,
Speaker 4: that album is fantastic and it fits that crowd rather
Speaker 4: than Future in Metro doesn't fit the uh I don't
Speaker 4: know ill roots dot com crowd if you will, so,
Speaker 4: I think they do a lot of this, and rightfully so.
Speaker 4: I think DOCI deserves it. But I think the Grammy
Speaker 4: board sits there and says we need to give them,
Speaker 4: give them one.
Speaker 6: I think they do it with the blacks too. I
Speaker 6: think they say we got to give the black swan happened.
Speaker 3: Don't get a twisted These was the d I Awards.
Speaker 3: We're not gonna do that. Let's just keep it. That's
Speaker 3: gonna keep it. The talk in the rap category, in
Speaker 3: the Academy, in the Academy category.
Speaker 6: So when you say these was the d e I Awards,
Speaker 6: what do you mean by that? Because before you jump
Speaker 6: off the deep end, I want to make sure you
Speaker 6: know what you're saying.
Speaker 3: So well, then didn't who was the gentleman that came out.
Speaker 3: Was he the president of the academy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when he when he presented, when he uh had
Speaker 5: the academy, he was head of the Academy when he
Speaker 5: brought out the Weekend, right, he was like the Weekend
Speaker 5: years ago expressed his you know, his feelings and behind
Speaker 5: the Academy and the awards, the show we listen. You know,
Speaker 5: they love to say we listened, you know, we learned,
Speaker 5: and now we're here to make it right and please
Speaker 5: welcome to the stage.
Speaker 3: The Weekend.
Speaker 5: It's like you think Weekend was d I no, I'm
Speaker 5: just I'm not as jokes, bro, I'm just saying I just.
Speaker 4: Want this is and I'm happy. I thought you were
Speaker 4: gonna go a different route with White Chappelle with her
Speaker 4: entire thing with like the gayness.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, and then gag I came up
Speaker 3: there and said, you know, trans since I was in
Speaker 3: fucking exactly, but now more than ever it probably it
Speaker 3: hits a little bit.
Speaker 4: That's authentic to go guy, that she was ahead of
Speaker 4: the curve and being someone that fought for trans rights.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like they've been, that's been a that's been what
Speaker 6: you say.
Speaker 4: Was at the Village Underground on Sunday nights in the
Speaker 4: mid two thousands saying yo, I fuck with trans.
Speaker 3: People, Like, yeah, Madonna bended all of that.
Speaker 4: Of course, I'm not saying go go I was the
Speaker 4: start of that, but she's consistent just because the rest
Speaker 4: of the world caught up to it. I think the
Speaker 4: authenticity others and what.
Speaker 5: She said cool, We get that, we understand. I'm just
Speaker 5: saying the timing around it. It's just, you know, we
Speaker 5: understand that what it means now to say that at
Speaker 5: an award show. Yeah, with you know, laws that just
Speaker 5: wanted to place last week and things like that, Like,
Speaker 5: we know what that is. We know, we understand the moment.
Speaker 5: We gotta you know, remember what the moment is.
Speaker 4: And I mean, I guess to your d I joke,
Speaker 4: which I know is just just a joke. And this
Speaker 4: is an awful transition into Beyonce winning for Album of
Speaker 4: the Year with Cowboy Carter d I.
Speaker 3: Not d I.
Speaker 4: We owed you one the same way Leo won with
Speaker 4: that bar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we owed Ja Reparations forty acres and the Mule equality. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but it's the same shit.
Speaker 4: What the people that you watch on TV think de
Speaker 4: I is it means that they're not qualified. Beyonce has
Speaker 4: deserved Album of the Year god knows how many years,
Speaker 4: and has been robbed of it before. Leo deserved an
Speaker 4: award his whole fucking career, and then he did a
Speaker 4: Bear movie that some of us saw and he finally
Speaker 4: got his award. NAS they owed him one. Even though
Speaker 4: I loved that project, you didn't give it to him
Speaker 4: when it was written like they are old in that.
Speaker 4: So I see the outrage with Cowboy Carter, even though
Speaker 4: I think it's a phenomenal album. You owe Beyonce, So
Speaker 4: I don't give a fuck say also awful comparison. I
Speaker 4: don't know what's going on in that puff case, but
Speaker 4: I see a video and the fact that he's in jail,
Speaker 4: I don't care.
Speaker 3: He was old that.
Speaker 4: I don't care if he's anything on this other shit
Speaker 4: he did that.
Speaker 3: I saw that. Sit the fuck down.
Speaker 4: Some people are just old shit, and sometimes the Grammys
Speaker 4: realize they have gotten it fucking wrong. Beyonce deserves this,
Speaker 4: even if it's not on this project. Leo deserved that
Speaker 4: even if we didn't care for the Bear movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But the reason why I don't like that is because
Speaker 5: now Beyonce puts out her new album this year, right,
Speaker 5: possibly could we could? We could assume that it'd be
Speaker 5: another amazing project, because was Beyonce next year?
Speaker 3: She's nominated and they don't give it to her? Did
Speaker 3: they get it wrong? Again?
Speaker 4: They're always gonna get it wrong. And I actually have empathy,
Speaker 4: even though I'm usually the loud person that fucking hates
Speaker 4: the award, ship label whatever, I have empathy with that.
Speaker 4: You know, hardness to get this ship right across all genres,
Speaker 4: you're going to offend a whole group of people, like
Speaker 4: no matter what thirteen thousand voters.
Speaker 6: Let's also we are talking about that Beyonce was old one.
Speaker 6: But I know I don't want to talk that down
Speaker 6: and compare that to the fucking bear movie that Leonardo did,
Speaker 6: because ky Carter is a phenomenal album and is better
Speaker 6: than which I've heard almost every album on this list.
Speaker 6: None of these albums have had the impact of Cowberhard.
Speaker 4: By the way, I wasn't saying in that regard. That's
Speaker 4: why I said it's a bad comparison. I think it
Speaker 4: deserves it regardless, But there should have been no question
Speaker 4: because we have owed this woman for quite some time
Speaker 4: we fucked her over on projects that were far better.
Speaker 3: Than the winner that we gave it to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I mean, and she gave us one of
Speaker 4: the greatest memes of of the New Era. It's been
Speaker 4: a while since we.
Speaker 6: Got seen Beyonce be surprised in a very long time.
Speaker 4: She was shocked, especially with every like the backlash he's
Speaker 4: gotten from the country community, her getting snubbed with the
Speaker 4: CMAS like this was a controversial project quote unquote for her.
Speaker 4: I don't think she thought the Academy was gonna be like, yeah,
Speaker 4: that album that offended a bunch of country people that
Speaker 4: don't really know what they're talking about.
Speaker 3: Album like, yeah, here you go.
Speaker 4: They're gonna they're gonna now, like really isolate a large
Speaker 4: group of people from the Academy now because I'm sure people,
Speaker 4: as they've been vocal about it, were upset that Beyonce
Speaker 4: just entered this genre.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even though we know different.
Speaker 4: Those country people in their mind think they're protecting their genre,
Speaker 4: not realizing what they're saying.
Speaker 6: And she doesn't go and they say she doesn't go
Speaker 6: on you know, rubbed shoulders down in Nashville, Like y'all
Speaker 6: aren't racist as shit, but whatever, Atlanta child. But another thing,
Speaker 6: I'm not surprised that she won Album of the Year,
Speaker 6: and I don't think that she was surprised she won
Speaker 6: Album of the year. Country album of the Year is
Speaker 6: what gave her that meme and what caused that surprise.
Speaker 6: And that's where I think she really was like, whoa,
Speaker 6: y'all are od because that's kind of disrespectful to or
Speaker 6: it can be looked at disrespectful to the CMAS because
Speaker 6: they completely snubbed her, And then you would and gave
Speaker 6: her Country Album of the Year.
Speaker 5: Well, they gave a country almedy year, you almost have
Speaker 5: to get album of the year. Well if Beyonce, if
Speaker 5: she would have okay, so if she wouldn't have won
Speaker 5: Country ALBM of the Year, it would have almost didn't
Speaker 5: make wouldn't make no sense to give an album of
Speaker 5: the year. You can't have album of the year and
Speaker 5: then the category in which the album is in not
Speaker 5: win that category. That makes no Then we gotta really
Speaker 5: start questioning, all right, how are y'all, How are y'all
Speaker 5: doing this?
Speaker 4: I feel like that's probably happened before. Yeah, of course
Speaker 4: it has, But that's what I'm saying. Once she won that.
Speaker 5: It was like, oh, she they have to give an
Speaker 5: Album of the Year now, like one of his speeches. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that was two years ago when he won. I forgot
Speaker 5: what the name of that award they gave Doctor. They
Speaker 5: were supposed to go to Puff that year, I think,
Speaker 5: but then all of that shit happened last minute. Then
Speaker 5: they gave it to Jay.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean either way, it was it was good
Speaker 4: to see the carters that uh at the Grammys for
Speaker 4: a change. Yeah, and I mean I mean talk about
Speaker 4: two stand groups coming together at once. Taylor Swift giving
Speaker 4: Beyonce an award. Okay, I can't believe I still have
Speaker 4: wi fi. Like I thought the world would actually shut
Speaker 4: the fuck down at that point.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I know we talk about it every year
Speaker 6: and I don't want to be the person to bring
Speaker 6: it up. But man, the Taylor Swift, I'm happy for everybody.
Speaker 6: She I'm y'all, ain't tired of it.
Speaker 3: I know, y'all, skirr. I know she's a happy person.
Speaker 3: She's just happy. She's like mister Rogers, that's a beautiful.
Speaker 6: Jay wouldn't be stop stop it. I know you need
Speaker 6: some good pr I know you need some good pr
Speaker 6: because that Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, shit is going
Speaker 6: on but toasting Jay.
Speaker 3: But they were standing right next to each other.
Speaker 6: They were not standing right next to each other. She
Speaker 6: walked over to them.
Speaker 5: Tables is right there. I mean it's you know, it's
Speaker 5: kind of like that's Taylor. She knows that's Beyonce's husband.
Speaker 3: You know, Okay, she knows, she knows.
Speaker 4: I just no one holds tailor's feet to the fire.
Speaker 4: If there was some podcast, Grammys and Maul and I
Speaker 4: didn't show up together, you guys would have some questions.
Speaker 4: Why is Ice Spice still not your plus one?
Speaker 3: I just don't understand.
Speaker 4: You brought her everywhere for six months. Now she can't
Speaker 4: come to the table with you.
Speaker 3: You know, she probably has an answer to texting about.
Speaker 4: Thought that was your best friend and like you.
Speaker 3: Think you think artist, you think Ice Spice would be
Speaker 3: at this uh super bowler, this ship.
Speaker 4: Of course, I would assume, writ in the box, I
Speaker 4: thought it was gonna be if she's not.
Speaker 3: If she's not, can we say that they're not friends?
Speaker 7: No more?
Speaker 3: They were never friends? What they said?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: And when they released the song, she wrote like a
Speaker 4: blurb saying she was like the next future artist.
Speaker 3: She was the greatest she's ever heard a record in
Speaker 3: a video, Ice Spice and.
Speaker 4: Said, not only such a phenomenal talented musician, she was
Speaker 4: a really good person and that's why she wanted to
Speaker 4: do it, because they were actually friends. So by that standard,
Speaker 4: I'm sure Ice Spice was just busy. She probably she
Speaker 4: was at the after party at Taylor's plates class or
Speaker 4: something on Sunday, though I assumed to see Travis's mom
Speaker 4: Ice Spice, Taylor.
Speaker 3: Sandwich right there.
Speaker 5: Ice Spice better be in New Orleans. If she's not,
Speaker 5: we're not listening to Tailor's I.
Speaker 4: Heard she's flipping the coin.
Speaker 3: You heard that? Who told you that? Nobody? I heard?
Speaker 3: I heard it.
Speaker 4: I heard just quickly. Maul complete side topic. I did
Speaker 4: on Sunday night put together a list of, in no
Speaker 4: particular order, top ten biggest scams in world history.
Speaker 3: You'd like to hear them.
Speaker 4: Number one the Federal Reserve out the gate, Number two,
Speaker 4: en Ron, Number three the Pentagon losing two point three
Speaker 4: trillion dollars the day before nine to eleven, Halliburton Bernie
Speaker 4: made off, the Leon Brothers, Leeham, whatever the fuck they were.
Speaker 4: They scammed us the Gulf of Tonkin.
Speaker 3: Wake up now, Oh my god, remember those people?
Speaker 4: Are they still out here? The beef one camera right now?
Speaker 4: Cutco knives? Okay, and then number ten, the most important
Speaker 4: Playboy Cardi.
Speaker 3: You hating, I'm hating. I'm impressed.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm hating, yes, but I'm impressed that Playboy Cardi
Speaker 4: has been able to get this scam off for the
Speaker 4: last however many years. I understand that he builds a
Speaker 4: huge Colt fan base, put the work in, put the
Speaker 4: music out, then he disappeared. Then he charged a million
Speaker 4: dollars to go on stream, didn't even show up. I
Speaker 4: don't even care if that was fake. Still scamming us
Speaker 4: to even go on that guy's stream. He then performs
Speaker 4: with Weekend, who has an album out the same fucking
Speaker 4: Weekend ironically, and has his backtracking playing like he's an
Speaker 4: opening act at SOB's. Do you know how the fucking Grammys?
Speaker 4: He didn't rap, But do you not understand why?
Speaker 3: I don't. I'm aware that that's ai. It's not he
Speaker 3: didn't write it, he didn't perform it. That's not it.
Speaker 4: I get it, But I still feel like every rapper,
Speaker 4: no matter what, even if somebody writes something for you
Speaker 4: in AI's the voice, you should be able to perform
Speaker 4: your version of the AI. They end up backtracking. They
Speaker 4: had to do a wide shot. I've never even seen
Speaker 4: camera work like that at the Grammys in my life.
Speaker 4: I know they were doing the wide shots so you
Speaker 4: could see all the cool hands that the Weekend was doing.
Speaker 4: The lighting incredible, they were pushing the lights.
Speaker 3: Loved it, but he didn't get no.
Speaker 4: They did the why because Playboy Cardi. They just they
Speaker 4: plugged in an iPod and hit play.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I don't think. I don't think Cardy knows the song.
Speaker 5: I'm de Serres. I'm not even trying to be funny.
Speaker 5: I don't think he knows that song. I don't think
Speaker 5: he cares to perform it. He's gonna if they want
Speaker 5: him to perform it, he's gonna perform it just in
Speaker 5: the exact way he performed it at the Grammys. He's
Speaker 5: gonna give some ads here and there, and he's gonna
Speaker 5: dance around.
Speaker 3: Let it, let the track play. You know, the whole
Speaker 3: mystique thing of is that even really Playboy Cardi on stage?
Speaker 5: Is it this doppel ganger? You know, the whole MF
Speaker 5: Doom route with the mask. You know, it's it's that
Speaker 5: type of ship.
Speaker 3: It is what it is. But at some point we
Speaker 3: got to look into the role that mental health plays
Speaker 3: in a cult following.
Speaker 4: So because I'm hating it, I'm so jealous of Playboy
Speaker 4: Cardi that he's able to get this shit off and
Speaker 4: still still be in a Big three conversation of the
Speaker 4: young generation. I went to the scariest place you could
Speaker 4: ever go on Earth, a Reddit stand page. I wanted
Speaker 4: to see what the Playboy Cardi community. I have watched
Speaker 4: the Drake community, the Kendrick community, the Cole community, all
Speaker 4: ride for their guys, no matter what you were dedicated.
Speaker 4: I had to see because they Playboy Carty has been
Speaker 4: keeasing that he's been fucking with his core fan base
Speaker 4: for quite some time, like playing in their faces. Even
Speaker 4: his own fans are starting to get a little pissed off,
Speaker 4: like this is it the Grammys you played backtrap, Like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I take back everything I've ever said about Ice, Spice Sexi,
Speaker 4: or anyone that performed at Rolling Loud with the music
Speaker 4: in the background that we gave shit.
Speaker 3: I apologize. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 4: Playboy Carti, one of the biggest artists in hip hop period,
Speaker 4: whether you like it or not, showed up to the
Speaker 4: Grammys with the Weekend arguably one of the biggest pop
Speaker 4: stars of our generation and just hit play on his verse. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and that was okay, that was fine. You know how
Speaker 4: much money the Grammys had to pay Weekend and Playboy
Speaker 4: Carti to do that.
Speaker 3: What was his The Reddit stampede saying they're sick of it?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I was expecting he has. I'm with you,
Speaker 4: there's a mental health ship with that fan base. They're
Speaker 4: going to attack us regardless, but I don't care. They're
Speaker 4: starting to get sick.
Speaker 3: Of that shit.
Speaker 5: I think that any any any cult following. You know,
Speaker 5: when an artist or whoever has a cult following, there's
Speaker 5: absolutely undeniably a talian of mental health that plays a
Speaker 5: part in that ship.
Speaker 4: With that said, then say something nice about Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 4: sweeping up in the Grammys.
Speaker 3: Say something nice about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think Drake did a good job last night. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think he did an amazing job. He's all the
Speaker 3: way in Australia's in Australia and he's doing karaoke in.
Speaker 5: Australia and happened to be in La last night as well.
Speaker 5: Isn't it amazing? He's all over the place. That kid
Speaker 5: is working. But he's the hardest working.
Speaker 3: He's working. He's working, man, He's working.
Speaker 4: Congratulations to Kendrick Lamar sweeping up what was it five
Speaker 4: Grammys for Not Like Us?
Speaker 6: Congratulations congratulations to Drake. I'll but.
Speaker 3: What no with that said, who are we talking about?
Speaker 4: I have never seen a victory lap this in my
Speaker 4: entire fucking life. When Kendrick Lamar won Record of the Year,
Speaker 4: I've never seen the Grammys when someone wins not play
Speaker 4: the hook. When they get up for Record of the Year.
Speaker 4: They always go to the hook.
Speaker 3: Shazam anything.
Speaker 4: If you if you want to put music on your
Speaker 4: ig video, AI will take you right to the hook.
Speaker 4: They played the middle of his second verse just to
Speaker 4: get that pedophile ship on. This is the greatest victory
Speaker 4: lap I've ever seen. He will be at the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: I have no doubt my mind now that he is.
Speaker 4: He's gonna perform Not Like Us. This is the greatest
Speaker 4: victory lap I've ever in my entire life. This is
Speaker 4: this is insane. This put the stable. If we didn't
Speaker 4: need to say it before. This is the biggest win
Speaker 4: in Rap Battle history. And it's not even fucking close.
Speaker 3: Do you wanna? Are there any of these awards?
Speaker 6: He won for Record of the Year, a Song of
Speaker 6: the Year, Best Music Video, Best raps, that's best rap performance.
Speaker 3: Good video.
Speaker 4: I don't. I don't think it was the best music video,
Speaker 4: but it was.
Speaker 3: You don't. I don't.
Speaker 4: That's just say it. You do not think you did.
Speaker 4: I didn't say you did. It said you don't think
Speaker 4: that that's best video.
Speaker 6: Let's pull the category up for best music Video.
Speaker 3: And you saw a Rocky tweeted?
Speaker 4: Who else was what Rocky tweet?
Speaker 3: I guess next time?
Speaker 4: Oh well, whatever, Rocky was nominated for the last two
Speaker 4: videos video put out, We're fucking incredible.
Speaker 3: Tailor Swift.
Speaker 5: That Tailor Swift video is a way better video than
Speaker 5: not like us. I don't give with none of y'all.
Speaker 4: A talking, I'd be lying if I said I watched
Speaker 4: the Tailor Swift post alone Fortnite video.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's something. No, No, don't Tailor Swift song. Ain't
Speaker 3: that rocky video?
Speaker 4: Oh I'm sorry, I was looking at Taylor Swift. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: Rocky video was the best video of the Year. I
Speaker 4: agree with cut this ship. I completely agree with this,
Speaker 4: not like us bullshit. I get it.
Speaker 3: Cut the bullshit. That's some bullshit.
Speaker 4: No, I mean it is no, they got it right right,
Speaker 4: they didn't get oh I know yeah. But the other
Speaker 4: four I'm waiting to see y'all move like dice, cool ship,
Speaker 4: like some dice nigga. You are take it, you are correct.
Speaker 4: One out of five.
Speaker 3: I do not agree.
Speaker 4: He should not have gotten Best Music Video the Year
Speaker 4: if we're going off actual talent indirecting exception of one.
Speaker 4: The other fucking four Record of the Year, Song of
Speaker 4: the Year, Best Rap Song, Best Rap Performance.
Speaker 3: We're not question.
Speaker 6: I'm here to I'm here to argue with you on
Speaker 6: Song of the Year.
Speaker 3: Mmm, baby, did got an argument? Yeah? You ain't feeling that.
Speaker 3: So that's two awards we don't agree with. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna let you talk, all right. I am that's two m.
Speaker 6: I am happy for Kendrick and whenever black people win anything, listen,
Speaker 6: I'm cheering for you.
Speaker 3: What I will say is that's not true. Not doing that.
Speaker 5: Don't do that because you've booed at black people winning
Speaker 5: before when you didn't agree with it, So don't do that.
Speaker 6: I've never booed at black people win in unless somebody
Speaker 6: shop it on Beyonce, I mooed a black people went in.
Speaker 6: What I will say is as far as Song of
Speaker 6: the Year and Record of the Year, which we've talked about.
Speaker 6: You know the difference between the two. For example, with
Speaker 6: Record of the Year, all of the producers and people
Speaker 6: who any songs that were interpolated or sampled on that
Speaker 6: song for Record of the Year, they also get awards
Speaker 6: for a Song of the Year. Only the people with
Speaker 6: songwriting credits get an award for that because it's more
Speaker 6: of a songwriter's award. I personally think that Birds of
Speaker 6: a Feather was a better written song than Not Like Us.
Speaker 3: Nah, Billy Ali, she ain't give you wa wah, she
Speaker 3: ain't give you.
Speaker 6: That I purpose, And I feel like that's not being
Speaker 6: written not like Us. That's not shade to Kendrick for
Speaker 6: Not Like Us. Like I said, I agree that it
Speaker 6: should have won Record of the Year and Best Rap
Speaker 6: Performance on all of those, I do not agree with
Speaker 6: Song of the Year. I think that Billy should have
Speaker 6: taken that home.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, you know what, out cave a little bit
Speaker 4: because you guys are making sense. I would say six sixteen,
Speaker 4: Meet the Grams, Euphoria are all better written songs than
Speaker 4: Not Like Us. Yes, I yes, but again back to impact.
Speaker 4: I don't know how they judge the shit. All I
Speaker 4: know is one of the most impactful popular records period
Speaker 4: across genres this year or last year.
Speaker 3: Roud was not like us.
Speaker 6: If we're if we're doing impact, then Birds of a Feather.
Speaker 3: Still it didn't.
Speaker 6: It didn't have quite the impact of not Like Us,
Speaker 6: But damn sure close, way better written. And if we're
Speaker 6: going with sales, then shaboozie a bar song, tipsy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what what are we doing?
Speaker 6: But I mean again, like I just said, that's what.
Speaker 4: I'm gladmeing because I wanted Jay Kwan to get get
Speaker 4: an award, like if you're not getting given.
Speaker 6: He wouldn't have gotten it for Song of the Year.
Speaker 6: He would he a Record of the.
Speaker 4: Year, which, by the way, sample though was off the
Speaker 4: written though, wasn't off the music interprelation, Like he wrote,
Speaker 4: everybody in the bar getting tipsy, So shouldn't he get
Speaker 4: oh yeah, he should get one if.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, he might have. If he might have
Speaker 3: got for a Record of a Year, give my guys
Speaker 3: An Awards.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I just me personally, I think that that
Speaker 6: Birds of a Feather deserve that. But you know, congrats
Speaker 6: to the Kendrick. I'm not mad at the rest of.
Speaker 4: His We we knew when we saw these nominations that
Speaker 4: not like us had entered the chat.
Speaker 3: We knew what this was gonna be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I said, go back to whatever episode. I said,
Speaker 4: We're going to get that Lauren Hill photo of Kendrick
Speaker 4: and you can pull it up now. He's sitting right
Speaker 4: there with all of them. We knew this was gonna happen.
Speaker 4: And while I agree with you guys on music Video
Speaker 4: and you can definitely make a case for Song of
Speaker 4: the Year, it deserves the awards that it dominated twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four, I don't really know there's really an argument.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what I will say is in our predictions, we
Speaker 6: did say that we didn't think he was gonna win
Speaker 6: Song of the Year and Record of the Year.
Speaker 3: We thought he would win ward one or the other,
Speaker 3: so he won both.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not when MA said the DEI Awards, I'm
Speaker 6: not mad at that when it came to Kendrick winning
Speaker 6: every single one of those awards, because I don't think
Speaker 6: he deserved every single one, but congrats to him, and
Speaker 6: I am happy for her, all right, And this is.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get mall started by giving him
Speaker 4: some credit. You can see the play, though Taylor Swift
Speaker 4: did a toast, Beyonce was rapping every word. They started
Speaker 4: in the middle of the second verse, so everyone in
Speaker 4: the crowd could say a minor at the time.
Speaker 3: When he got on the stage. When he got on stage,
Speaker 3: it was eight minor time.
Speaker 4: What did Drake do to y'all? I've never even seen
Speaker 4: Lucian hit a two step like that. He might have
Speaker 4: quit walked.
Speaker 6: Do we think we would have gotten a Kendrick performance
Speaker 6: if he wasn't doing the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I definitely do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if the super wasn't happening, we would have gotten
Speaker 4: a full, full set. But at that point you can
Speaker 4: only kind of do not like us because gn X
Speaker 4: is for the next Grammy cycle, he wouldn't perform those records,
Speaker 4: I feel like so that would have been odd. But
Speaker 4: either way, how I could think about certain politics in
Speaker 4: the music industry, This is still like a cleanup in
Speaker 4: a victory lap.
Speaker 3: This is a crazy top of the year. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 4: But grass to Kendrick, Congrats to Drake, Grats to Drake.
Speaker 4: Is Well announced his collab album Party next Door for
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day, which I think is a perfect time for that.
Speaker 4: They put out a teaser on Monday, February third. It
Speaker 4: sounded a bit REDULTI like, I liked it, but I've
Speaker 4: heard that Party and Drake song before. It's just a teaser,
Speaker 4: so I'm not gonna harshly judge it. I'm really excited
Speaker 4: for this project. I just hope it's less like the
Speaker 4: teaser because I've heard that song.
Speaker 3: Like a lot.
Speaker 4: TD did get a lawsuit over the weekend from two women,
Speaker 4: just a weird case. It definitely is accusing members of
Speaker 4: their staff of sexual harassment, sexual assault, amongst other things.
Speaker 4: This is still very much in its early phases where
Speaker 4: I don't know if we have much to really debate
Speaker 4: at this point about what this is. Td' lawyer came
Speaker 4: out and staid, it's just a shakedown. It has no
Speaker 4: grounds for anything. I would be a liar to say
Speaker 4: that there has not been rumors about certain people within
Speaker 4: that crew.
Speaker 5: You can go ahead and say it. We've known about
Speaker 5: these rumblings for some time now.
Speaker 3: Yes, and out of respect for victims.
Speaker 4: Yes, people have been quiet about it because we don't
Speaker 4: expect no, it's just maul. Why I was scared to
Speaker 4: even cover this was kind of back to we're having
Speaker 4: a conversation about the stand culture and the weird cruise
Speaker 4: because the internet I saw over the weekend.
Speaker 3: We're not the people to do it.
Speaker 4: Our credibility on both sides has getting top killed, has
Speaker 4: has been doing weird shit, which I hate. The The
Speaker 4: TDE twitter community is now saying this is all just
Speaker 4: baseless ship because of Drake and the battle, and then
Speaker 4: the Drake side saying, look, they have a weird case too,
Speaker 4: Like you guys are taking real serious fucking issues and
Speaker 4: making it about a rat battle. And because because I
Speaker 4: value perception even if it is untrue, I know how
Speaker 4: people view this podcast and I don't want to start
Speaker 4: having a conversation about these allegations towards TDE where people
Speaker 4: will think it's a spiteful situation when it's quite the opposite.
Speaker 5: I yeah, but I speaking to you speaking to something
Speaker 5: you can't control though even if you don't speak on.
Speaker 3: It, of course.
Speaker 4: But I also because this is such a sensitive situation
Speaker 4: that I take very seriously. I want to watch my
Speaker 4: words because I know how it will look if we
Speaker 4: start coming on here saying you guys got weird cases
Speaker 4: all this other shit, when I just want any victim
Speaker 4: to have their actual day in court and justice to happen,
Speaker 4: and my prayers which sounds I know, open ended to
Speaker 4: any women that have experienced this in the music industry,
Speaker 4: because it's thousands get their just due and the people
Speaker 4: that did it to them see their day, whether if
Speaker 4: it can't be criminal, whether it is civil. Somehow, there
Speaker 4: needs to be justice. And I'm not just pointing to
Speaker 4: TDE in this situation. I hate that they just put
Speaker 4: Punch's fucking face on the picture of this when Punch
Speaker 4: isn't even part of the case. Like this is why
Speaker 4: I hate this entire thing, because Punch is the outspoken
Speaker 4: one on Twitter with TD stuff and the battle Hunch
Speaker 4: isn't in this case, so why is his face up there?
Speaker 4: That's why I just want to.
Speaker 3: Leave, like you didn't But you didn't do that, so
Speaker 3: that doesn't matter. Why are you even that's not your work?
Speaker 4: Because I deal with people listening to this podcast and
Speaker 4: create narratives and perceptions, and that is something, even if
Speaker 4: we disagree with it, is the reality of the world
Speaker 4: we are in. The podcasting is perception. What have you
Speaker 4: known podcasting for the most part to ever be fucking
Speaker 4: facts of how people view any podcaster.
Speaker 3: It's not just us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Rory, I think the part you missing is
Speaker 5: no matter what you do or say, people are going
Speaker 5: to draw their own narratives. People are gonna enjoy their
Speaker 5: own conclusions. If if this case goes to trial or
Speaker 5: whatever happens with this case, and these individuals are found
Speaker 5: to be guilty, with all the evidence and everything that
Speaker 5: come out, there's still gonna be people that's going to
Speaker 5: somehow try to tie this to Drake, somehow, some with
Speaker 5: That's the way. This is what I'm trying to Dad
Speaker 5: and all this other week out you having to say anything.
Speaker 5: You just have to understand the type of world with
Speaker 5: like this has you. You can sit here and say
Speaker 5: there's a case somebody is that they have they have
Speaker 5: filed the case of lawsuit, right. You want the victims
Speaker 5: to have their day, Yeah, have their justice.
Speaker 4: Always want the truth to come out.
Speaker 3: I always want the truth, truth to come out. That's all.
Speaker 5: You don't have to walk on eggshells. I don't want
Speaker 5: to talk about that. No no, no, no no no
Speaker 5: no no, no, no no no, that's just it's.
Speaker 4: Just being because if it's where in the reality that
Speaker 4: we are in now where I don't even want to
Speaker 4: be part of a perception that looks like we are
Speaker 4: pushing something because of a rap battle when we know
Speaker 4: this has the fact this has nothing to.
Speaker 5: Do with all right, so that's what we speak to.
Speaker 5: This has nothing to do with out there, This has
Speaker 5: nothing to do with a rap battle. These are women
Speaker 5: that are.
Speaker 4: Accusing employees employees of TDE of sexual harassed, miss sexual misconduct,
Speaker 4: sexual assault, and they want their day in court.
Speaker 3: Of course. The lawyer's responded said this is just a shakedown. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we understand that.
Speaker 6: And one of the victims responded on her story. Her
Speaker 6: name is Linda Luna. Huh say her name Linda Luna.
Speaker 6: She's one of the women involved, and she uploaded a
Speaker 6: couple of posts The News has gotten a hold of
Speaker 6: them now where she basically was showing screenshots of pictures
Speaker 6: of her working with the sons of Top Dog, who
Speaker 6: she's accusing of the sexual assault when they said they
Speaker 6: said they were never employees of td E. If you're
Speaker 6: a ten ninety nine contractor, they'll pull that out as
Speaker 6: so you were never employees of TD or if you
Speaker 6: never got a check, you were never an employee of TD.
Speaker 6: But I worked for TD just because you didn't pay
Speaker 6: me or whatever they have going on with that doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: She showed screenshots of her working with other TDE employees
Speaker 6: that weren't involved in the suit. Linda was actually in
Speaker 6: charge of Reasons roll Out.
Speaker 3: She put it up up.
Speaker 6: She posted a screenshot of that for one of his projects.
Speaker 6: So it's about to get nasty from what I'm seeing
Speaker 6: in the news. It's about to get nasty. And I
Speaker 6: just I hope any victim really finds justice because this
Speaker 6: is not okay.
Speaker 5: Yes, any victim of sexual assault, sexual abuse. We hope
Speaker 5: that they harassed justice and they get justice because that's
Speaker 5: something that nobody should ever have to experience or go through.
Speaker 5: So yeah, prayers to the victims and hopefully they you know.
Speaker 6: And also there were one of the things that came
Speaker 6: out and a bunch of the news articles, and we
Speaker 6: all know that people pay for news articles to come out.
Speaker 6: I'm not accusing TDD of that, but sometimes things happen
Speaker 6: where rumors get started from people behind the scenes. They
Speaker 6: said that they asked for forty eight million dollars, so
Speaker 6: she said. So Linda came out and said, my legal
Speaker 6: team nor I have ever asked for forty eight million,
Speaker 6: neither nor any other dollar amount. This is why it's
Speaker 6: hard for women to come forward. But we will let
Speaker 6: this play play out in court with the evidence.
Speaker 3: Let it play out on court with the evidence.
Speaker 2: I like that, Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 3: Forty eight million is such a random number. That's why.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when I heard that, whenever like, yes, they're soone
Speaker 6: for forty eight million, I was like, that's a really
Speaker 6: like wow.
Speaker 3: And I mean I know.
Speaker 4: Lawyers and their teams come up with specific numbers that
Speaker 4: they add up based off you know, specific charges, and
Speaker 4: like that's valued at this but yeah, forty eight million.
Speaker 4: When I saw that, I was like, that's that's odd.
Speaker 4: It's a weird thing.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 4: Prayers to all victims, you know, especially over Grammy weekend
Speaker 4: when we're highlighting the music industry because it is very prominent,
Speaker 4: the same way it is in any other industry that
Speaker 4: we are in that that tends to happen unfortunately, but
Speaker 4: we can get into a little bit more lighthearted stuff.
Speaker 5: Situcy claimed that he started the trend of when Nike
Speaker 5: texts in America. Situency, you put out a really good album.
Speaker 5: I was really surprised at how much I enjoyed the album.
Speaker 5: But let me promise you one thing, my brother, You
Speaker 5: did not influence anybody in brooks for wearing a Nike Tech.
Speaker 5: Nobody in Harlem, nobody in the Bronx, nobody in Queen's,
Speaker 5: nobody in La You had did not inspire Well, let
Speaker 5: me not say you didn't inspire noybody because maybe this
Speaker 5: new younger way.
Speaker 3: They did see you wearing it first.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but but even then, I don't think the young
Speaker 4: kids were even because of central C. Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I can promise you.
Speaker 5: Before you started wearing tech suits, dudes were scamming in
Speaker 5: Brooklyn with Tex suits.
Speaker 4: Every day, and that was like, it was the scamming uniform.
Speaker 4: Before we even knew who central Cy was.
Speaker 5: Central Cy might have been nine ten years old when
Speaker 5: dudes was scamming in Brooklyn wearing Tex suits, going in
Speaker 5: the banks, busting them checks.
Speaker 3: I posted a.
Speaker 4: Photo from twenty thirteen of me in a Nike Tech
Speaker 4: which I think central Cy might have been eleven years
Speaker 4: old at that time. Yeah, and I mean as much
Speaker 4: as I'm sure he may have been a prominent figure
Speaker 4: in his seventh grade classroom before he got to primary school,
Speaker 4: but I didn't.
Speaker 3: I was not influenced by him.
Speaker 4: Yet.
Speaker 5: You see how words could just make a whole thing,
Speaker 5: because if he said he started the trend of wining
Speaker 5: Nike tech's in the UK, nobody argues that.
Speaker 3: But he didn't do that either. You think, no, I
Speaker 3: can't speak to do that, can't speak to that. You'd
Speaker 3: have had enough to know that.
Speaker 4: My man Josh Kissey, who you know, amazing photographer, also
Speaker 4: has consulted with Nike and Adidas since he was seventeen
Speaker 4: years old, was up with Rocky in them like he's
Speaker 4: staple from the Bronx. As far as fashion art everything.
Speaker 4: He did a whole lesson over the weekend of London
Speaker 4: and how they have influenced wearing track suits and leisure
Speaker 4: wear as formal wear. That London was always on that shit.
Speaker 4: Even though I go back to run DMC cool, I'm
Speaker 4: not taking away that London has not had an influence
Speaker 4: on our They was wearing tampered ship way before we
Speaker 4: was even if you think Kanye and that whole crew
Speaker 4: ended up really influencing all the kids to do, it
Speaker 4: still came from London. I respect it now, Nike Tech,
Speaker 4: you did not fucking do that in twenty thirteen, Like,
Speaker 4: no way did that ever have?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I mean, he may have inspired a different younger wave
Speaker 5: in the UK. That's what I'm saying. If he if
Speaker 5: he says he started the trend in the UK, I
Speaker 5: wouldn't say. It would be hard for me to target.
Speaker 4: I think where he may have misspoke is saying that
Speaker 4: America London has.
Speaker 3: That's what he misspoke. He said he started the trend
Speaker 3: in America. That's in America. If it's the United Kingdom,
Speaker 3: nobody pulls up think pieces and nothing about what Citrusy said.
Speaker 3: It's like, bro, you got it. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You probably did. We can't speak to that, but I
Speaker 3: forgot to say I can promise you that they may have.
Speaker 3: They may not have been wearing Nike text in front
Speaker 3: of Harrods in London, but in front of fucking Bloomingdale's
Speaker 3: in Manhattan. Oh, We've been wearing Nike texts for at
Speaker 3: least the last fifteen years.
Speaker 4: I think I'm giving him the grace of a younger
Speaker 4: gentleman that misspoke and was maybe trying to speak to
Speaker 4: London's influence on fashion and made it sound like he
Speaker 4: was influencing the kids in America to where yeah, which
Speaker 4: is absolutely fucking insane.
Speaker 3: Man, I did it?
Speaker 2: Fuck it?
Speaker 3: Man, good album, good tweet? What was that a tweeted interview?
Speaker 3: He said, it's an interview?
Speaker 5: Oh so yeah, good, I'm good interview. Viral interview, viral
Speaker 5: clip from an interview.
Speaker 3: I like it. I just put I get it.
Speaker 4: I've said dumb shit. Listen when I was young up
Speaker 4: thinking that we did this. Bro, You've been doing that
Speaker 4: so much longer than even I like it.
Speaker 3: Fuck it. Sometimes you just gotta say shit, even if
Speaker 3: it has no merit to it. Just say it. Who
Speaker 3: gives a fuck? Say it?
Speaker 4: But then I didn't like the internet pulling up all
Speaker 4: his photos as a kid. He had the with the
Speaker 4: steptum rings. That's your cold, Oh how that's awful. He
Speaker 4: had that with like a bun, and they was like, yo,
Speaker 4: this this was the day that Nike Tech came out.
Speaker 4: This was the kid that was influencing all what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: You know, what fuck it. It's interesting to get your
Speaker 3: ship off. Say what the fuck you want to say? Man,
Speaker 3: you like the album? Really good album.
Speaker 4: You didn't start Nike tech, no believe it at that.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Jello back in the news, him and Cameron going
Speaker 4: back and forth. Who you have in the battle? He
Speaker 4: sat with our guy Speedy.
Speaker 3: He said that he.
Speaker 4: Raps better than Cameron. He said he is the obviously
Speaker 4: the better basketball player, which I agree with him, even
Speaker 4: though Cam caball not gonna argue that. But he's also
Speaker 4: suggesting he beats him in the rap category as well.
Speaker 3: This is your fault, you damaris, all of y'all to
Speaker 3: sit here, yo, that song is him money? Beat him money?
Speaker 3: Whoa that GBT Hot boys should get that ship out here?
Speaker 3: How did you make that ship? Boot do op?
Speaker 4: Niggas sounds firey when he make it.
Speaker 3: It's the same ship. Why would he drop dripping like
Speaker 3: it's the same fucking record? And that niggas from California?
Speaker 3: Why break the wheel? If that bitch still turning? You
Speaker 3: feel me?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 4: You so you don't think he's better than Cameron? And
Speaker 4: Cam will rap when can win Friday? He puts his
Speaker 4: raps out We can't put in his next free style out.
Speaker 3: Kim got one of my things versus all time.
Speaker 4: I think all rappers should feel like they're the best,
Speaker 4: but sometimes you should be like, no, I'm cool. He
Speaker 4: said he got shit in the tank that that could kill.
Speaker 4: Come home with me, like Jello, he's sitting on ten classics.
Speaker 3: Hey, Jelo, let me tell you something. You don't want
Speaker 3: to do it.
Speaker 5: You don't want to rap with Camron bro This may
Speaker 5: be your way of I don't know. You know it's
Speaker 5: weird times now you do this and then you end
Speaker 5: up getting a feature from Cameron. Maybe that's your angle here.
Speaker 5: I don't know, you cannot rap better than him.
Speaker 3: I'll go a step further.
Speaker 4: If Cam grew up in Chino Hills with the opportunity
Speaker 4: and pops that you had, I Thinkim would have been
Speaker 4: a better basketball player.
Speaker 5: That's subjective. I don't know about that. We gotta deal
Speaker 5: with what we know. We know that he don't rap
Speaker 5: better than Cam that we know, but he can who
Speaker 5: he might, he can who? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna take nothing away from there. You could
Speaker 5: obviously play basketball, but you.
Speaker 3: Don't rap better than No Camera. But again, I understand
Speaker 3: the optics.
Speaker 5: Now you go on one platform say you better than
Speaker 5: this person, and then two weeks later, you niggas are
Speaker 5: dropping teasers on your Instagrams with a video together.
Speaker 3: I get it. I know how this thing works.
Speaker 4: Oh, he'll definitely be on CAM and makes the show
Speaker 4: for sure, that's happening.
Speaker 3: That was set up for it.
Speaker 4: I get the marketing. But we could have had that
Speaker 4: moment if you weren't so mean to him. You weren't
Speaker 4: such a bully.
Speaker 3: Did Cam? Did Camp say his song with truge.
Speaker 4: Jamaricana raps Camp say the song Trusge? No, I don't
Speaker 4: think so, he didn't say.
Speaker 3: With No Cam liked it.
Speaker 6: Cam Cam was on the cam Treasure and Mas round
Speaker 6: their dancing to it.
Speaker 7: They like it.
Speaker 3: Cam was dancing to that.
Speaker 6: Well, he was listening to Treasure, was playing it and
Speaker 6: he was like, I like that ship. That shit is
Speaker 6: fired like he shouted it out on the same one
Speaker 6: where Elliot Wilson didn't stand in our business that same episode.
Speaker 3: That was a shot at Elliott. That's crazy, Ellen, don't
Speaker 3: stand in our business man.
Speaker 6: We was talking about the red car, but we ain't
Speaker 6: bring up him not staying in our business with Kai.
Speaker 3: He's staying our business with Kim. It looked like a superheter.
Speaker 3: But you can't.
Speaker 4: But this is the thing.
Speaker 6: If you're gonna hate, commit to the hate. You can't
Speaker 6: just don't be committed to nothing. You commit to hate.
Speaker 6: Niggas hate to get recognition, to go viral.
Speaker 5: And then when niggas call a phone, Yo, you could
Speaker 5: shoot tomorrow, could pull up nigga.
Speaker 3: What you did all of that to go sit down
Speaker 3: and do an interview.
Speaker 4: Well, Elliot wasn't supposed to say something to Kay when
Speaker 4: because Kai had a live stream during the.
Speaker 3: Ground I'm not saying he wasn't. I'm not saying. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying, and I know why he did. Now it
Speaker 3: all makes sense, like, oh, that's why.
Speaker 4: Elliott didn't know that he was going to run into
Speaker 4: Kai at a live stream on the Grammy's Red carpet.
Speaker 3: He did not know that.
Speaker 4: I say, I think Elliott actually had that hate in
Speaker 4: his heart.
Speaker 3: No he didn't.
Speaker 4: Yes, I think he felt, which is crazy out loud,
Speaker 4: is how much he didn't have.
Speaker 5: No, he didn't have no hate in his heart. He
Speaker 5: was mad that he wasn't getting that recognition in that spotlight.
Speaker 3: He wasn't. He didn't journalism that much. He didn't hate Kai.
Speaker 3: He didn't hate I think the system. He hated the
Speaker 3: fact that Kai.
Speaker 5: Is getting all of the notoriety, all of the attention,
Speaker 5: all of the headlines.
Speaker 3: That's what he hated. So come on, man, like, all right,
Speaker 3: I get it. You you mad?
Speaker 5: The young boy was hot. Yeah, but now don't be
Speaker 5: on the carpet. Tol my yo, blessed king yo.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 3: I was kind of shocked, Well, what not?
Speaker 4: He's an elder statesman. You gotta be nice to the kids.
Speaker 3: So be nice from the beginning. B nice from the beginning.
Speaker 3: Hates Elliott.
Speaker 6: We love Elliot. Elliott's a friend, and fuck that.
Speaker 3: It's up with Elliott now. Yeah, I'm on my ship Elliott.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm on my ship now. Fuck Elliot Wilson. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: it's up, it's off.
Speaker 4: Yeah you have that hate in your heart?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I got heartburn hating these motherfuckers out here
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to see a few of you. Motherfucker
Speaker 5: Elliott do man, fuck Elliott? Yeah, fucking Elliott?
Speaker 3: You playing?
Speaker 5: I play spades, baby, I don't play when I say
Speaker 5: fuck somebody, fuck that nigga.
Speaker 3: Fuck him all right? When I was asked what happened? Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was just up I know you was just jiming, man,
Speaker 3: cause you you playing, you up here acting like you
Speaker 3: don't like this person, you hate this person, journalists in
Speaker 3: this and then you at the red carpet piece, King,
Speaker 3: blessed King.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 3: Now you five percent of all of a sudden? What
Speaker 3: is sometimes we misspeaking, correct our mistakes. No, I'm joking.
Speaker 3: I fuck with Elliott. You are convincing.
Speaker 4: I was a little concerned of like, how we're gonna
Speaker 4: cut that out?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I fuck with Elliot.
Speaker 6: I'm joking, yeah, but no, but I and I am
Speaker 6: partially like playing. But now Elliott stopped saying shit. If
Speaker 6: you're not gonna stand on your hate because you hate
Speaker 6: with all your heart, he'd be hating with all his
Speaker 6: heart and didn't want to walk it back.
Speaker 3: You can't do that. That's what niggas due. Though, Why
Speaker 3: are you acting like this is new baby d I.
Speaker 6: Don't know when I hate, I stand on my shit.
Speaker 6: What you're gonna die with the hate?
Speaker 4: No, you don't who I hate to night? You stay
Speaker 4: have my a nigga pussy? Why you hated him? You
Speaker 4: hated you was giving you had hate sex. I mean
Speaker 4: he was like, yo, I ain't want to deal with
Speaker 4: the pain of the hate. So I just was like, yo, huh, hey,
Speaker 4: take this pussy kind kind of corners you on that one.
Speaker 4: I was trying to defend your head. Couldn't I got
Speaker 4: nothing else.
Speaker 3: You gave a nigga hate sex. Hate sex is the
Speaker 3: word when it bit say huh here like it's like
Speaker 3: what I don't want?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 3: Is you cool? Like you said this? You're on air?
Speaker 3: Are you attacking me?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I'm not attacking you. I'm saying you
Speaker 4: you don't stand on hate. It's all I'm saying because
Speaker 4: you was hating homie when you wasn't.
Speaker 3: You was mad and I was going through your thing.
Speaker 6: But if I see Homie, it's never gonna be old whatever,
Speaker 6: it's still gonna be oh.
Speaker 3: Fuck like, I'm standing on the fuck you no literally literally,
Speaker 3: and he's literally fuck you right now. You're standing on
Speaker 3: fuck you? You want her?
Speaker 1: You?
Speaker 3: Actually you know what? Baby?
Speaker 4: Did you?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: You standing on fuck you? Don't say you standing on
Speaker 3: hate though, because you're not staying times you don't even
Speaker 3: ask me.
Speaker 4: I definitely fun people. I don't like so yeah, I
Speaker 4: get it. Yeah, I just can't say you hate them
Speaker 4: if you still gonna give us some some sex, I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: You don't hate nobody. You don't hate nobody. You haven't.
Speaker 3: And if you do really hate somebody you having sex,
Speaker 3: I definitely you need to like a new therapist because
Speaker 3: the one you got ain't working. If you have sex
Speaker 3: with somebody you hate, hate, it's crazy.
Speaker 4: Hate is a stronger. I've never someone that I hated. Okay,
Speaker 4: now we have a different conversationally, disliked a woman, like where.
Speaker 3: That's different in them? You're mad, you could be mad,
Speaker 3: you're upset. Yeah, but hate, that's what I said. Baby,
Speaker 3: you don't stand on. I didn't. I didn't know. I
Speaker 3: didn't hate stuttering baby, sounds like we got ad libs going.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's happening right now? What world do
Speaker 3: we in?
Speaker 4: I mean, no, homo, I don't know if I've ever
Speaker 4: hated a girl before. I've hated men. I don't know
Speaker 4: if I've ever hated a woman before.
Speaker 5: See then you look at me when I say that,
Speaker 5: like I'm crazy. When I said I never had an
Speaker 5: argument with a woman, I never had a fight with
Speaker 5: a woman.
Speaker 3: Argument and hate are like very like hate a woman.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I've ever heard that's ever happened. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't. I mean I've had conversations and debates with women.
Speaker 6: You have you disliked a woman before?
Speaker 3: Dislike? You don't like anybody I dislike? Huh, you don't
Speaker 3: be liking people? No, I like some people. I like
Speaker 3: some people I'm dislike. It depends on like. I like
Speaker 3: some people, but I disliked. I've disliked the.
Speaker 5: Woman for something she may have said or done, but like,
Speaker 5: I don't dislike her entire existence, Like I don't you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: When I see her, I don't feel like throwing up.
Speaker 3: It's not like that type of thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've definitely even checks that I've disliked and still
Speaker 4: fucked and like shit. Yeah, but and yeah, I can't
Speaker 4: really be around you anymore. But I hate It's like
Speaker 4: a there's men I hate women.
Speaker 3: This man. I just this man I hate, like I
Speaker 3: bet not ever see nothing.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I say it on business, maybe
Speaker 4: I still fuck how she look like if I'm running
Speaker 4: into her.
Speaker 3: You never hated an ugly girl? You know you ain't
Speaker 3: never hated the ugly girl.
Speaker 4: I just liked and gotten away from very pretty women.
Speaker 4: But but again, I've never hated.
Speaker 3: It's hard to hate a woman. Would have to do
Speaker 3: something like real diabolical. To hate a woman, you gotta
Speaker 3: do something your dog. Yeah, they gotta be something.
Speaker 5: Like extreme like that, or like you had to kind
Speaker 5: of like I got win that you might have tried
Speaker 5: to set me up or something like. That's when it's like,
Speaker 5: that's hate. Yeah, oh I hate that. That's when it's hate.
Speaker 5: But other than that, when it was like I hate,
Speaker 5: I'm like what she do yo?
Speaker 3: Because she came over here she I'm like hate, like
Speaker 3: you hate up behind that because she didn't call you back.
Speaker 4: I strung her along for months and never wiped her
Speaker 4: and I was fucking other bitches. Then she went to
Speaker 4: fuck someone else.
Speaker 3: Yo, I hate us.
Speaker 6: You hate that younger God that whenever I hear a
Speaker 6: man say hate, I be like, oh, okay, she slept
Speaker 6: with somebody, got more money.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought you about to say he gave.
Speaker 4: That wouldn't be hate. It would just be all right,
Speaker 4: well that sucks, then you just move on.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 3: I hate would be insane thing like I hate you.
Speaker 3: I hate that bitch. But oh shit, you hurt you
Speaker 3: hate me? Girl? You don't know that movie baby baby boy.
Speaker 3: Oh she was like, I hate you. Oh I remember that,
Speaker 3: I hate me. You see what they was doing ten
Speaker 3: minutes later.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but that's not so I don't that's something we
Speaker 4: should promote.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I really don't.
Speaker 4: Like after you, after you physically assault a woman, eating
Speaker 4: her pussy should not be the solution.
Speaker 3: Maul, Where were you when the A.
Speaker 4: D and Luca trade was brought to your your phone,
Speaker 4: your front door. Maybe it was it the Uber eats
Speaker 4: guy that lets you know when he knocked on your
Speaker 4: door of when had happened.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 3: Sitting down. I think it was the grains right.
Speaker 4: That was yesterday, right, No, the night before Saturday, Saturday night,
Speaker 4: super late. Actually it was almost right before midnight on
Speaker 4: Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Oh Saturday night. Yes, I was. I was in bed,
Speaker 3: I was laying down.
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 3: I was on my phone looking at some clip. It
Speaker 3: was porn, know what it was?
Speaker 5: It wasn't It wasn't porn, mcclassy guy, I don't want
Speaker 5: porn after our shower, before a shower, fair, So I
Speaker 5: was watching something and then I saw my homeboy text me.
Speaker 5: It was like is this real? So you know, whenever
Speaker 5: you see that in a text, I'm like, all right,
Speaker 5: man's what's happening? And I clicked on it and it
Speaker 5: was the Luca has been traded. The Dallas Maverage trade
Speaker 5: Luca Donchez to the l A Lakers for Anthony Davis.
Speaker 5: And I immediately read it and was like, yeah right.
Speaker 5: I was like, there's no fucking way Luca for a
Speaker 5: d No, this this is not real.
Speaker 4: And I was out with some of my frid brothers
Speaker 4: and someone said that this is after Mars birthday party
Speaker 4: and everyone shamed him and cursed him out for like saying,
Speaker 4: some dumb so you didn't even.
Speaker 3: Watch sports the funk up? Yeah, and then which they
Speaker 3: treated him that way, and then I text, oh, that's
Speaker 3: what I was doing. I think it was the uh
Speaker 3: I think the fight had just ended.
Speaker 5: Benevidez fight had I think just ended when that happened,
Speaker 5: and I text my boy, uh Lake a legend, Trevor reason.
Speaker 3: I hit him.
Speaker 5: I was like I always go to him to see
Speaker 5: if things are really and especially when it comes to legas,
Speaker 5: and before he could respond, I hit him back and said, no,
Speaker 5: it's confirmed, and he was like, oh wow, like he
Speaker 5: couldn't even believe that. And I think that was something
Speaker 5: that was resonated around the league. I don't think any player,
Speaker 5: any GM, any president, any owner could have predicted that
Speaker 5: the Dallas Mavericks would trade away easily top three player
Speaker 5: in the league right now. And you know, nobody saw
Speaker 5: it coming. It wasn't It wasn't even any rumors of
Speaker 5: this happening.
Speaker 3: Like, it wasn't been a rumor.
Speaker 5: It wasn't anything like yo, the Lagas is talking about
Speaker 5: moving a d it was. There was no talk about it.
Speaker 5: Luca has been hurt, he hasn't been playing. Kyrie has
Speaker 5: been holding it down for the MAVs. So this literally
Speaker 5: came out of nowhere. Now that we, you know, have
Speaker 5: more information, the GM for the Mavericks said that, you know,
Speaker 5: they had to him and Rob Plinka. It was just
Speaker 5: conversations between them. They couldn't even tell nobody. The coach,
Speaker 5: Jason Kidd, he didn't even know anything about it, which
Speaker 5: I think is absolutely fucking crazy that the head coach
Speaker 5: doesn't know that you're about to trade away the franchise player,
Speaker 5: his starting point guard, and then there was a reason,
Speaker 5: because then I got into the well, why did they
Speaker 5: trade him? There had to be something that Luca told
Speaker 5: them about maybe not signing an extension. They were talks
Speaker 5: about Luca had had had gone up to about two
Speaker 5: hundred and seventy plus pounds since he hasn't been playing,
Speaker 5: that he gained a lot of weight, talks about him
Speaker 5: being a liability on defense, and they felt like they
Speaker 5: could never really win and get over the hump with
Speaker 5: Luca being the defensive liability.
Speaker 3: I don't care what the talks is. Trading away Luka
Speaker 3: Doncic for Anthony Jermaine Davis. I don't even know.
Speaker 4: His middle name is absolute fucking blast. For me, now,
Speaker 4: I will as a Laker fan.
Speaker 3: How do you feel though I'm.
Speaker 5: Still as a Laker fan? I'm I'm you know, I'm
Speaker 5: not mad at it. I got Luca, but it's like
Speaker 5: it's still not the roster as it stands today while
Speaker 5: we're recording this. It's still not enough to have any success.
Speaker 4: And you know, you don't feel like the chemistright between
Speaker 4: him and Brownie will be good.
Speaker 3: It's not enough. You have two ball dominant players. Brownie.
Speaker 5: I don't see no Lebron. I don't see Luca and
Speaker 5: Lebron compliment each other. Well, even though Lebron is a
Speaker 5: willing passer, he's a but then he needs the ball
Speaker 5: in his hands to pass.
Speaker 3: Luca needs the ball in his hands to score. Pass.
Speaker 3: Whatever he wants decide to do, it has to run
Speaker 3: through Luca.
Speaker 4: Well, Kyrie, even being a point guard, it's still ball dominant.
Speaker 4: But yeah, but Kyrie's a different type of Kyrie doesn't
Speaker 4: care about scoring twenty points. Yeah, he doesn't care about that.
Speaker 4: Kyrie can go and get twenty twenty five points if
Speaker 4: he wants to.
Speaker 5: But I think Kyrie's he's that type of guy as
Speaker 5: we know, where he's okay with talking his ego away
Speaker 5: a little bit. He doesn't have much of an ego
Speaker 5: when it cause he knows he's one of the best
Speaker 5: players in the league.
Speaker 3: But he doesn't.
Speaker 5: Kyrie is a different type of complimentary player. Whatever you
Speaker 5: need Kyrie to do, he's gonna do it. Lebron is
Speaker 5: one of the greatest players ever. He's at the point
Speaker 5: in his career where obviously he wants to try to
Speaker 5: win again, so maybe he will be willing to come
Speaker 5: off the ball a little bit and you know, be
Speaker 5: less of a facilitator and a ball dominant guy. I
Speaker 5: just don't see these two style of play complimenting each
Speaker 5: other that well.
Speaker 3: I think that the.
Speaker 5: Lakers obviously still need to address their center position. I
Speaker 5: think they need another guy off the bench that they
Speaker 5: can rely on night and night out to kind of
Speaker 5: pick up the scoring slack whenever Luca or Lebron you know,
Speaker 5: aren't scoring the ball as well. There's a lot of
Speaker 5: gaps that the Lakers still need to address. But let's
Speaker 5: keep everything in perspective. This is a great rebuilding point.
Speaker 5: If Luca does decide that he wants to sign a
Speaker 5: long term deal with.
Speaker 3: The Lakers, Bronz he's the new faith. Yeah, but we
Speaker 3: don't we don't know what the statue. Yeah, but we
Speaker 3: don't know what Luca wants. Luca.
Speaker 5: Luca may not be looking for the spotlight of Hollywood.
Speaker 5: That may not mean anything, Luka Doncic. He might he
Speaker 5: was cool in Dallas, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 5: he doesn't. I don't think that he's like, you know,
Speaker 5: dying to be under the light. He's a player that
Speaker 5: no matter, he could be playing in Alabama and the
Speaker 5: lights are going to be bright whenever Luca's on the court,
Speaker 5: So he doesn't need the Hollywood A lord, he doesn't
Speaker 5: need that.
Speaker 4: In no way am I comparing Lakers Nicks, even the
Speaker 4: Bulls for that matter, to what the Dallas Mavericks market
Speaker 4: is like. But let's not pretend Mark Cuban didn't put
Speaker 4: together a franchise that is in the limelight all the time,
Speaker 4: like Luca's still very much. It's not La of course, yeah,
Speaker 4: but that's I mean, Luca is somewhat used to that.
Speaker 4: Dallas maybe the biggest B market. Mark Keban made that
Speaker 4: shit limelight.
Speaker 3: Oh no, for sure.
Speaker 5: But Luca's been He's been a star since he was
Speaker 5: seventeen years old, Like this is not you know, him
Speaker 5: being the star is not new to him. I just again,
Speaker 5: they gonna be at Highlight rom No, no, he won't
Speaker 5: be there. But I just think that the with a
Speaker 5: course light Nah, he's Luca's not that type of guy.
Speaker 5: I just think that they got to address the rest
Speaker 5: of the roster. Though this is a great start. This
Speaker 5: is a great obviously a focal point, centerpiece, but they
Speaker 5: need to kind of dress up the rest of the
Speaker 5: table before they decide to have things giving dinner.
Speaker 4: Yeah, before we get to voicemails on Thursday evening, probably
Speaker 4: around eleven pm. Ees T, I'll put out I peach,
Speaker 4: put a fly together. Whatever, Gonna go on YouTube live,
Speaker 4: do a little live stream before the single comes out,
Speaker 4: cut it off at midnight so everyone can actually go
Speaker 4: listen to it and get my streams up in stream
Speaker 4: farm it rather than listen to it with me.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna have a listening party for the song
Speaker 3: that isn't out yet until the song drops.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm gonna play it like it's already. I
Speaker 4: can play it on YouTube so they can hear it
Speaker 4: before then.
Speaker 3: How much trouble are you in at the label? Like
Speaker 3: how much?
Speaker 4: Because you should see the back in the n I
Speaker 4: just want to push the record, see if Leon's available.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe you could call in you know, No, no,
Speaker 3: I definitely call it, but I just I want to know, like,
Speaker 3: all right, what's what we're doing it? Like saber chat me.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna send twenty dollars? No, No, I'll super
Speaker 3: chat you.
Speaker 4: But I'm just saying, like, I just want to make
Speaker 4: sure the labeling, Like, yo, fan, you gotta the label's
Speaker 4: not telling you to do this No, okay, this is
Speaker 4: this is all you. The label is me as odd
Speaker 4: and Brick, but A and Brick could have been on
Speaker 4: you like yo oh. I mean if they would have
Speaker 4: said that, I would agree with him.
Speaker 3: Oka it was Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just figured it'd be a cool no no live
Speaker 4: because we used to uh, Thursday night around like eleven
Speaker 4: pm Eastern.
Speaker 3: We used to do Instagram live. But you know we
Speaker 3: can't do that sh it no more. Yeah. Yeah, they
Speaker 3: took a lot of fun away from that. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: on YouTube. Do some super chat.
Speaker 5: Let's do a spaces. You want to do spaces maybe
Speaker 5: the next day. I'll be a social media hall for
Speaker 5: the night. Fuck it, I'll go everywhere with you, hop
Speaker 5: around the.
Speaker 4: Spaces doesn't care about music, they care about drama.
Speaker 6: Can we bar hop and go and like ask them
Speaker 6: like requests, like yo, I got something for you. I
Speaker 6: feel like that would be cool content.
Speaker 3: Are you trying to do street team ship? You'll play
Speaker 3: the record?
Speaker 6: You should we bar hopping like y'o play this? That'd
Speaker 6: be fun.
Speaker 3: No, they gonna hear ory with the name of the song.
Speaker 3: Who are you who like exactly play the song?
Speaker 4: And fine, I'm with the first choice that little sister
Speaker 4: that night, be like, Yo, here's the virus. It's going
Speaker 4: crazy like these one of these are cdj's in too.
Speaker 5: No, it's going crazy. I need a song because I'm
Speaker 5: actually I'm actually doing the R and B playlist. Uh,
Speaker 5: that's dropping after your song come out. Somebody had that
Speaker 5: song tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Nice.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. I sent it to radio. I sent
Speaker 3: the clean version. Leol's talking crazy on it. He curses once.
Speaker 5: Oh, they played Pedophile the Grammys. We say fuck though,
Speaker 5: this ship is stupid anyway, Sorry, baby. Do do we
Speaker 5: have voicemails?
Speaker 3: Yeah? We do.
Speaker 2: You've got mail everybody.
Speaker 7: I'm calling because I need to make a major life
Speaker 7: changing decision.
Speaker 3: Why are you calling us?
Speaker 7: A few months and I like a second or third opinion? So,
Speaker 7: long story short. I'm twenty nine years old. I'm from Florida,
Speaker 7: and I used to be married for five years, but
Speaker 7: I'm currently going through a divorce. I need to decide
Speaker 7: if I want to move to a different city, move
Speaker 7: to another state, or move out of the country. Ex
Speaker 7: she lives here, she has a career here, and I
Speaker 7: don't see her moving anytime soon, so I want to
Speaker 7: get away from her, like as fast as possible. Back
Speaker 7: when I was in the military, I lived in Germany
Speaker 7: for three years, and honestly, Europe was like the best
Speaker 7: time of my life. A lot of my friends got
Speaker 7: out of the military and they still lived there, and
Speaker 7: they told me that, like, they're never coming back to
Speaker 7: America and staying in Europe was the best decision that
Speaker 7: they could have made. So I'm heavily thinking about moving
Speaker 7: back to Europe.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 7: Only problem is I come from a huge family and
Speaker 7: we've got come property and my uncle is pretty much
Speaker 7: making it my responsibility to take care of it. So
Speaker 7: I don't know if I want to be selfish and
Speaker 7: move or if I want to take care of the
Speaker 7: family business.
Speaker 2: My lease ends in August.
Speaker 4: My grandmother's body wasn't even cold before my pop sold
Speaker 4: that fucking house.
Speaker 3: Sell it? Oh, is you cool? I respect that fuck
Speaker 3: family lit sell that shit. Well.
Speaker 5: I was laughing because I knew where he was leading
Speaker 5: with that question of should he moved to another city state.
Speaker 5: I knew he was literally trying to completely get away
Speaker 5: from his ex wife. He don't even want to maybe
Speaker 5: bump into her anywhere in the city.
Speaker 4: That's a crazy divorce where you're like Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking about maybe another town or maybe another kind
Speaker 4: of country.
Speaker 3: Yeah, another country.
Speaker 5: I wish you would have told us if the family
Speaker 5: property or businesses in the city he's currently in. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because then I would say, well, just move to that
Speaker 5: city and run the family business. You kind of kill
Speaker 5: two birds with one stone.
Speaker 3: That he lives in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, so maybe move somewhere close, like if you
Speaker 5: live in Dallas, move to Austin.
Speaker 3: One of those type of things.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: I can hear the tone in his voice. Fuck everybody
Speaker 4: over there. Go back to Europe. Go to Germany where
Speaker 4: where you felt alive, where you felt free.
Speaker 3: Yeah. To go to London when you knew yourself moved
Speaker 3: to Paris, or move to London. Yeah, just enjoy your life.
Speaker 5: You can still come back and visit and you know,
Speaker 5: spend a week in the town where your family business
Speaker 5: is at and get you know, your business affairs.
Speaker 3: In order, and then go back to go back to
Speaker 3: London or go back to Paris.
Speaker 5: Like I say, if your heart is in you know,
Speaker 5: living overseas, because you enjoyed your time when you and
Speaker 5: the military and you live there and you're already have
Speaker 5: a village there, friends and support system over there. I say,
Speaker 5: go for it, man, whatever makes you happy. But I
Speaker 5: think that there's still a way where he could still
Speaker 5: come back and forth and make sure that the family
Speaker 5: businesses yeah, is doing all right.
Speaker 4: Or stay in the town and do some spiteful shit,
Speaker 4: make sure that that company thrives. You buy more property
Speaker 4: off your uncle's lot, and keep going till you run
Speaker 4: your X side of town. If she's gonna buy property
Speaker 4: or do anything within the town, she has to go
Speaker 4: through you.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 4: I like, either commit all the way to it, or
Speaker 4: go back to where you felt alive when you were
Speaker 4: in the military in Germany. Fucking them weird white women
Speaker 4: that you know there's a little bit of stubble under
Speaker 4: their armpits, but enough that you'd.
Speaker 3: Still be wherever you feel alive.
Speaker 4: Bro, Just go do that, because I could tell, like,
Speaker 4: even when he started talking about the military in Germany,
Speaker 4: you could say his voice got a little higher. That
Speaker 4: was the last time he looked in the mirror and
Speaker 4: saw himself.
Speaker 3: He felt alive.
Speaker 4: Yes, he smiled with the frankfurts and all that shit.
Speaker 3: I like giving man and given toxic advice. My toxic
Speaker 3: advice would be date her sister.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was his wife, Maul, not his just a
Speaker 6: random chickens and that's onless his wife.
Speaker 3: He clearly doesn't like her anymore. Hates her. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: hates her. He was talking earlier about hate. He hates that.
Speaker 5: He's thinking about moving out of the country to not
Speaker 5: run into that moment.
Speaker 3: So data's sister, bro, she's held you back. Give us,
Speaker 3: sister a little pickle tickle, you know, just hit it.
Speaker 4: A couple of times, he had dreams he wanted to
Speaker 4: he wanted to get a house on the country side
Speaker 4: in Germany, right outside a concentration camp. That's what's his dream.
Speaker 4: And she took that away.
Speaker 3: Listen, man, do what you gotta do.
Speaker 5: But you know, I know the family business is kind
Speaker 5: of on the back of his mind as he as
Speaker 5: he said, I would say, either move to another city
Speaker 5: close to it the family businesses and so that you
Speaker 5: still have distance in between you and your ex wife,
Speaker 5: or completely abandoned the family business for a while, or
Speaker 5: your family and to go back to Europe, come back
Speaker 5: and forth, you know, a couple of times out of
Speaker 5: the year.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's doable.
Speaker 5: But you know, whatever makes you happy, if if you
Speaker 5: know overseas and Europe is calling you.
Speaker 3: Go back to Europe, man, Go go make your own beer.
Speaker 4: Go dress like the Great twenty finally went to Huvil
Speaker 4: and that get up dressed that way.
Speaker 3: Do what you want to do, man, Yeah, man, got
Speaker 3: to make yourself happy. You good baby.
Speaker 6: D I don't think he should be running from his
Speaker 6: ex wife, but that's just me. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 4: Don't stay ten toes in town and make yourself more
Speaker 4: miserable to prove a point.
Speaker 3: That's what men.
Speaker 4: We die inside because we always have to prove a point,
Speaker 4: and that point's going to make us more miserable. When
Speaker 4: we could just let that shit go and move to Australia,
Speaker 4: like we could just be happy, but we have to
Speaker 4: stay right here to make sure everyone else is miserable,
Speaker 4: just to prove that point.
Speaker 3: Nah, just leave.
Speaker 4: Yeah, go to Greenland for five thousand dollars for a week.
Speaker 4: You can go to Antarctica on a cruise five grand.
Speaker 3: Easy.
Speaker 4: You can go see the twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I like that.
Speaker 5: Hopefully he gave you some good advice. Don't listen to us,
Speaker 5: but hopefully we gave you some good advice.
Speaker 4: What would you do what would be the first thing
Speaker 4: you do off a terrible fresh divorce. Let's say ten years.
Speaker 4: She took your youth, your money, she took your your livelihood.
Speaker 4: She just she took every bit of being that you had. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then you hit the lotto. Let's add that in
Speaker 4: a scenario. So you hit the lot, I have some
Speaker 4: money to play with.
Speaker 3: You can do something immediately. I hit the lotto before
Speaker 3: we got divorced.
Speaker 4: You left the courthouse, and then you saw the powerball
Speaker 4: numbers and it was her birthday.
Speaker 5: Oh god, man, I gotta move wherever she lived. I
Speaker 5: gotta move across the street.
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Men just want to make themselves miserable to prove a point.
Speaker 3: No, I would be happy.
Speaker 5: She's gonna be the miserable one, though, when she see
Speaker 5: that that party bus pulling up every night with strippers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she gonna be. But you're gonna start to feel
Speaker 3: empty inside after a while.
Speaker 5: For me, it was her fault, though, baby did If
Speaker 5: you think I hit the powerboy and I'm gonna feel
Speaker 5: empty inside up hitting the power.
Speaker 6: Boy, strippers from the strippers, having strippers at your house
Speaker 6: every night.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's just a party. You don't say, but just
Speaker 3: just have a party, just you know, every night.
Speaker 6: Ma, I can't even imagine. I can't imagine party one.
Speaker 5: None of you niggas. I don't want to see none
Speaker 5: of you hoes. You will never you will never be
Speaker 5: able to find me. The only way you will find
Speaker 5: me is if you happen to go to vacation on
Speaker 5: the island I live on and just bumping too me
Speaker 5: on the beach because I'm wearing I'm not cutting my hair.
Speaker 5: I'm wearing the same shit every day. I hit the
Speaker 5: poblem out of here. Y'all will never see me again.
Speaker 5: Fuck this podcast, fuck all this shit.
Speaker 3: I'm out. But you can do that now, say fuck
Speaker 3: this podcast.
Speaker 6: And yeah, but you could go live somewhere on an island. Now,
Speaker 6: like living on an island isn't that expensive?
Speaker 3: I can't. I have to be hit. But we are
Speaker 3: on island. But you know, I've been to Long Island.
Speaker 3: It's expensive too. Long Island is the most expensive island.
Speaker 3: So that's it. You just moved to another island. And yeah,
Speaker 3: not cut your hair.
Speaker 5: Yeah, completely off the grid. I don't need a party.
Speaker 5: I don't need a bunch of people around me. I
Speaker 5: don't need that ship. I don't need that. I have
Speaker 5: a couple, you know, a couple of lady friends that
Speaker 5: read books to me and things like that. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's what you pay them for to just like read
Speaker 5: you tell me what you read this month, and you know,
Speaker 5: give me like the breakdown of the book and kind
Speaker 5: of like be like my my in my real life
Speaker 5: audio book, like kind of like just give me the story.
Speaker 4: This is a great episode. Everyone has a wonderful week.
Speaker 4: We will be back.
Speaker 3: We will be black.
Speaker 6: Wait now, hold on, because I have a we have
Speaker 6: our first voicemail submission for the Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: Really, oh, we're starting out the gate. I thought I
Speaker 4: thought we're gonna play them all on Valentine's dayhol we
Speaker 4: give a little just a little tease for people to
Speaker 4: still submit.
Speaker 3: To play them all on Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: Well, no, we could tease this one because like.
Speaker 3: Really good and like like we're just gonna not like
Speaker 3: consider it for like.
Speaker 4: No, it could set the tone that everyone that comes
Speaker 4: after this is trash. Okay, I like this could set
Speaker 4: the tone on now you're using yourself and this could
Speaker 4: be a promo.
Speaker 3: I'm with that for the first one.
Speaker 4: But you guys do still have ship two weeks almost
Speaker 4: yeah to submit.
Speaker 6: No, it ends you have until February eleventh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, so you have some time. You man have
Speaker 4: a weekend to rite.
Speaker 3: You have a week? Yeah, got a week.
Speaker 6: I gotta write my freestyle. Y'all can write. Y'all ship
Speaker 6: to take me in mall out.
Speaker 3: They were upset.
Speaker 6: I wrote. One of the rules that we came up
Speaker 6: with is that you know, you can't try to there's
Speaker 6: only one submission per person, So you can't try to
Speaker 6: shoot at me and shoot at mall like the buys.
Speaker 6: They can't try to give.
Speaker 3: Both of us. Yeah, you have to pick pick a gender. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I said, pick a struggle. Pick a struggle date and
Speaker 3: me and day and mall pick a struggle back. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that'd be a rough one. Wait, wait, what y'all trying
Speaker 3: to say right now? Why would that be a rough one?
Speaker 4: That's someone that was dating you and baby D at
Speaker 4: the same time.
Speaker 6: I think we can all say that that's a thirteenth
Speaker 6: and fourteenth for reason. But we're gonna roll the voicemail
Speaker 6: and listen to this young man's submission. I haven't heard
Speaker 6: it yet. I just heard him say that he was submitting,
Speaker 6: so I'm excited.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Low crew.
Speaker 2: My name is Sarah Crumble from Kansas City.
Speaker 3: Did he sing a chocolate ring?
Speaker 2: Watch you guys up? They were listen to you guys
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: He got the voice up.
Speaker 2: You're phenomenal.
Speaker 3: This?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Is it Valentine's message for my favorite past?
Speaker 4: For a second?
Speaker 3: A man bird?
Speaker 4: Is that? This must be one of those forty year
Speaker 4: olds that was in your TikTok dms. For sure, don't
Speaker 4: do that, I don't think so. You recorded this on
Speaker 4: a bluetooth in his ear.
Speaker 2: I heard.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, his voice is pretty deep. This
Speaker 3: is the bone Collector. I saw that movie you're talking about.
Speaker 3: I should bring a gun when I drive it, Like,
Speaker 3: are you fucking kidding me? He drives a taxi fucking
Speaker 3: kills his victims.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, marriage. I'm quite a connoisseur of wine. My
Speaker 2: favorite the serial A nice wirlw okay? And this is
Speaker 2: the poem entitled Merlow for baby d okay? Is it me?
Speaker 2: Or is it the place where we missed? Field of
Speaker 2: plumbing out ring texture bends with agility as you dance.
Speaker 2: Supply I spin you watching earnestly you say, supply late
Speaker 2: except low from origin, finishing that eternity, your bouquets fragrance,
Speaker 2: and the anticipation of your taste moves men's palaced that
Speaker 2: there's eager to draw your full body closer to me.
Speaker 2: He said, he was eager ride my tongue. Sweetness.
Speaker 3: He went left.
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The cops just railing his house. Maw, they kicked
Speaker 3: the door in, Maw.
Speaker 4: You wasn't feeling his wine tasting Demaris is the vineyard
Speaker 4: in that you ain't catch the little my bouquets fragrance.
Speaker 3: Come on now, yo, man, Oh my god, baby was great.
Speaker 3: I will never let baby d go anywhere with that man.
Speaker 6: You kid, stop no, because I do want people to
Speaker 6: send in good poems.
Speaker 4: Baby, I don't want people to send good poems too.
Speaker 4: That wasn't a good poem.
Speaker 3: It was a good pone. It was the delivery made me.
Speaker 3: What was good about that bone? He had? He had
Speaker 3: some tendres. But let me check my.
Speaker 4: My pedophile app that I what's his name and address?
Speaker 4: Because he's definitely on that ship.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think so. I mean I was, you know,
Speaker 3: the thunder Wise, the riding of the tongue.
Speaker 6: At the end, I think he jumped off the bridge
Speaker 6: a little bit, but I think.
Speaker 3: Before that had dream but he was awake, so he noted,
Speaker 3: ride my tongue, eighth peach clip that ride my tongue, sweetness?
Speaker 4: Is this bubba from Forrest Gump?
Speaker 3: Ride my tongue sweetness? Sounds like junks. Know, it's some
Speaker 3: sick niggas in the world.
Speaker 6: Man telling you you can't make fun of the people
Speaker 6: aren't gonna want to submit.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm sorry, Yo, that was amazing.
Speaker 2: Dog.
Speaker 3: You gotta send like.
Speaker 4: If you if we genius that and like get the lyrics.
Speaker 4: He was talking some ship. He was just how he
Speaker 4: presented it was a little creepy, all.
Speaker 3: Right, So that's what I'm like. It was creepy he
Speaker 3: called void. That is how you end up on the
Speaker 3: ten o'clock news because you don't think this ship is creepy.
Speaker 3: Well we how, No, this is what I'm saying. You're
Speaker 3: gonna walk right into it. Okay, what time you want
Speaker 3: to pick me up right upside your glad fucking garbage bag.
Speaker 6: Well, he's not what I'm saying is it wasn't like
Speaker 6: it was uninvited. We told him to write a poem. Yeah,
Speaker 6: some risks with some riz if you want to take
Speaker 6: me out. He called the number and did what we
Speaker 6: asked him to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we aren't actually gonna put that filter on there.
Speaker 3: That's ride, my sweetness. That is that ship ride my tongue, sweetness.
Speaker 3: He sounds like it's Adam's Apple big and that's a
Speaker 3: good sign. She gonna end up in the trunk. I'm
Speaker 3: killing you.
Speaker 4: This is what happened for baby t Look at what
Speaker 4: she's interested. He's driving us around. He gonna hit up
Speaker 4: in the trunk as soon as I go pick this
Speaker 4: with Nigga. Both in the truck told me how we
Speaker 4: gonna get out of here?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Both, you set her a poem? I could just you
Speaker 4: want the keys. I would never do that.
Speaker 3: I'll bring my gun.
Speaker 6: Yo.
Speaker 3: That dude is he's from with Peeves bro Kidsas City.
Speaker 4: So is he gonna fly if he wins?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 4: Is he gonna because I'm down to drive and pay
Speaker 4: for the meal, But.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna fly Kansas City. People who are.
Speaker 6: Who are in the Tri state area or like immediately
Speaker 6: close to us will give them a prize.
Speaker 3: It won't be the date, but okay, yo, that is
Speaker 3: funny as fun. I think that was a good way
Speaker 3: to pop it off.
Speaker 7: You.
Speaker 5: No, he set the he sets that, he set the
Speaker 5: he said, he ain't he not bullsh somebody got who's
Speaker 5: gonna be ride my tongue?
Speaker 3: Who's gonna beat that? He like he had time and
Speaker 3: he got straight to it.
Speaker 4: And if you've been to a winery, there was there
Speaker 4: was some wordplay there. He went said, plumbing oak, plumbing oak.
Speaker 4: You know what I think this is. I think this
Speaker 4: is hate. That's not because I don't think i've I've
Speaker 4: went through the voicemails. Is there any from all?
Speaker 7: Yet?
Speaker 3: They're all for Baby D? Not any from all?
Speaker 7: Yet?
Speaker 4: You can't even get these chicks to run.
Speaker 3: Yo, Thank y'all appreciation, appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can't even get the fellows to run for you.
Speaker 3: I'm cool. Thank you? Is America?
Speaker 4: Will you listen to any of the poems that the
Speaker 4: fellas send for you?
Speaker 3: Though for the merch and don't got to be a date,
Speaker 3: but for the.
Speaker 5: Gift Baby D? One thing, Uncle promise, is any niggas
Speaker 5: sitting a poem in here for me? We are not
Speaker 5: listening to?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Being Demerius will listen to it live on air when
Speaker 4: ma all goes to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I won't. I won't sit here.
Speaker 5: I'm not listening to that ship because if a dude
Speaker 5: call and tell me to ride is, We're gonna have
Speaker 5: a problem.
Speaker 4: But y'all want contin what's the issue want? It's for
Speaker 4: our purposes. Back to Kanye is white and everything.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 4: So I was thinking for art work. If if page
Speaker 4: makes you Kanye and me, that girl would be tight.
Speaker 3: Damn he already had. He was already over here working
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 4: You know, No, pet have my hu haa right on
Speaker 4: the red carpet. Can't have it.
Speaker 3: No, I know what we could do. We could do.
Speaker 5: Roy could be Chappelle Rome, what's her name, Chapel Chapel Rome,
Speaker 5: and I could be Babyface.
Speaker 4: Yeah no, that works out great for me. I love
Speaker 4: the balance. Yeah, it feels it feels very fair.
Speaker 3: Feel see do you feel? See?
Speaker 4: I couldn't be a homie that's doing backflips off the piano, right,
Speaker 4: I gotta be Chapel Rome, Vincient boom. You know how
Speaker 4: many amazing white men did ship last night?
Speaker 3: That was fire.
Speaker 4: Now I'm Chappelle Rome, chapel. Oh shit, fucking ride my ponies.
Speaker 3: Oh man, ride my tongue. Shit, you ain't ever talk
Speaker 3: about ride your tongue? O mine? Yeah, I see you.
Speaker 3: Look at you, you just you know, mean, she don't
Speaker 3: even know. Look at the screen. You don't even know.
Speaker 3: We don't do that at the top.
Speaker 4: This was a fun episode. Shout out to everyone that
Speaker 4: won a Grammy Award. Shout out to everyone that was
Speaker 4: nominated and did not win. That's still an amazing accomplishment.
Speaker 4: And shout out to everyone that released incredible music and
Speaker 4: did not get nominated or win an award. You are
Speaker 4: still great as well.
Speaker 3: Shout out to the Weekend.
Speaker 5: I hate the fact that he didn't make that song
Speaker 5: Opening Night a little longer.
Speaker 3: That shit is crazy one album.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I need some more time to live with the album,
Speaker 4: but I did like it all first listen. It's like
Speaker 4: an hour and a half yea, his birthday party yesterday.
Speaker 3: Tough to like.
Speaker 4: You can't that's not set up music. Yeah, it's just
Speaker 4: Mickey MoU's clubhouse. But we will talk next episode more
Speaker 4: about the Weekend album. I did like it off the
Speaker 4: first listen, and this was fun. I am sick as
Speaker 4: fuck I need to leave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, I got you. Did you take your ginger shot?
Speaker 2: I did? Yes?
Speaker 3: All right, shout, go.
Speaker 5: Home, take a shower, sleep with your sweatsuit on. Yep,
Speaker 5: sweat that shit out. We'll kick it with you in
Speaker 5: a couple of days.
Speaker 3: Everybody, Be safe, be blessed, be healthy. I'm that nigga.
Speaker 3: He drank some ginger. Peace, no wr en