Speaker 1: Major distribution. Man my label on my dad for real?
Speaker 1: Fucking with your friend and shit, ain't.
Speaker 2: Tell you y'all ain't shit for real.
Speaker 1: I'll ben out here.
Speaker 2: Crush ain't all success now shet my bitch for real?
Speaker 2: You saying I'm persuasive girl, but you can't spell that
Speaker 2: shit for real? And it's mentioned I'm a colleague. Call
Speaker 2: can pay them for Alma pot fight know your time.
Speaker 2: We just did dinner for.
Speaker 3: Three hours lying.
Speaker 2: Tell me y'all night buying being Spencer's got a spite
Speaker 2: paid one hundred rant or something light shimple price to
Speaker 2: keep them out my life?
Speaker 3: Who we trapped?
Speaker 2: We need up being in office, Magic City, need up
Speaker 2: being this office twenty nine. I keep up being this office.
Speaker 2: I'm in love with Houston, Dallas, Saustin. Tell you got
Speaker 2: to hold up on the team chained. Seemed like they
Speaker 2: may need money for coffins, Cuban girl and fanily grind coffee.
Speaker 3: Text me on a signal. Don't call me.
Speaker 2: Major distribution labels, call me bad bunny, No, but was
Speaker 2: just a robberie five hundred million just for Aubrey?
Speaker 3: Yeah, major distribution?
Speaker 2: How pop and mentioned me to be the hottest topic
Speaker 2: same place, you singing bitch and shopping. Okay, go stupid stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid, stupid.
Speaker 3: Okay, baby, did what's up? You all right?
Speaker 4: How you feeling?
Speaker 1: I've been better?
Speaker 3: Okay, we do.
Speaker 5: We do have to be very gentle with the merrits
Speaker 5: today because there is a chance that TikTok will be going.
Speaker 3: But that's why, that's why I asked how she's doing,
Speaker 3: because I know, you know, she knows. She was hoping
Speaker 3: that her president elect Donald Trump would save TikTok.
Speaker 1: But I wrote him a letter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he gonna get in there and make some things happen.
Speaker 3: I think, you know, we just gotta get him in
Speaker 3: the office first, he has other things on the priority
Speaker 3: list and didn't look get to take talk.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm real peace. And then TikTok because they
Speaker 1: were like, yeah, Elon Musk was talking about buying it,
Speaker 1: and I know that Elon Musk ruins everything he touches,
Speaker 1: and even still I was like, there's hope, like maybe
Speaker 1: like he's gonna ruin it, but like still it'll still
Speaker 1: be there.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: Well, I heard rumblings that they were maybe going to
Speaker 5: sell it to Meek. I saw that on Elon's ex.
Speaker 3: Well, Meek definitely threw his hat in the bidding ring
Speaker 3: and said, you know me and Sarah to me, Meek
Speaker 3: is the greatest tweet of all time, Meek Mill, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's the greatest tweet of all time.
Speaker 5: He's He's definitely a I would say.
Speaker 4: You don't know anybody that tweets better than Meek.
Speaker 5: Twitter and Instagram were very lonely when he was in jail.
Speaker 5: Absolutely everything was much better. I will say though, speaking
Speaker 5: of spelling, Fabio is a close second. He's a sleeper
Speaker 5: when it comes to social media. Oh yeah, he has
Speaker 5: some insane things. He should have been in our spelling bait.
Speaker 4: It's one A one b with Meek and Fabio.
Speaker 5: I would have been able to actually, like maybe beat
Speaker 5: a person in our spelling bee.
Speaker 3: Nah. Fabio would have cooked you. He'd have got you
Speaker 3: right out of it.
Speaker 5: I mean I did. I'm not even gonna say the
Speaker 5: words that I spelled wrong, but I feel like I
Speaker 5: could get some of those Favio misspellings off. What do
Speaker 5: you spelled Miami wrong or something?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he spelled Miami wrong, he spelled Houston wrong.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how you spell Houston wrong, but
Speaker 1: he spelled Houston wrong. He spelled Jewish wrong, but I
Speaker 1: mean that could have been to his benefit. And then
Speaker 1: he said no cap, no yamaka, so no cap.
Speaker 5: But see that's just poetry because you not understanding the
Speaker 5: yamaka is the cap is the cap on tandra? I mean,
Speaker 5: but he does post tweets that are like Meek esque.
Speaker 5: Meek is definitely his inspiration. I think this past year
Speaker 5: he said, I'm the best father in the world though
Speaker 5: a happy Father's Day. I don't even know where the
Speaker 5: structure and that.
Speaker 1: He didn't but no, but he didn't even say father.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm the best farther in the world, Happy
Speaker 1: Father's Day. Spelling father wrong twice tweet.
Speaker 3: He lives in a.
Speaker 4: Different, separate home from his kids, kids stayed.
Speaker 1: With, so he's a father.
Speaker 3: He's a father father farther away from the kid.
Speaker 5: Again, back to poetry, went over your head. You didn't understand.
Speaker 3: Even understand, y'all understand for what.
Speaker 5: What is the logic? Let's take out the spelling mistakes.
Speaker 5: What was he really trying to get at, Like just
Speaker 5: because he's the best father, I can't get a happy
Speaker 5: Father's day like he was saying, was it was like
Speaker 5: him doing us a favor by himself, Like I guess,
Speaker 5: I guess, I'll think y'all. Can I guess this holiday
Speaker 5: is for y'all? Like this is Favio Day in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's the best father though.
Speaker 5: All right, so we do we think those rumors are true?
Speaker 5: Do we think Meek may get TikTok by the nineteenth.
Speaker 1: Pretty ship by by the next three days? Now, I
Speaker 1: don't think that's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be tough man. You don't think the.
Speaker 5: Dreams of nightmares money could afford the highest us.
Speaker 3: Now now you pocket watching Meek. See now you count pa.
Speaker 3: You don't know what Meek me doing with how much
Speaker 3: he made day trading, I don't know. You don't know
Speaker 3: how many dreams he chases? How many dreams did he catch?
Speaker 3: You don't even know?
Speaker 5: See Also my favorite sweet from Meek. In the same
Speaker 5: hour that he said, sell TikTok to me, he said,
Speaker 5: if they get rid of TikTok.
Speaker 3: We going to X.
Speaker 5: He said it on X on X he said it
Speaker 5: to all of us that were on. Just let you know,
Speaker 5: will be at He's saying on Instagram and then put
Speaker 5: a link like, yeah, we're all going over here.
Speaker 3: They just let you know if if y'all don't know
Speaker 3: where will be if they take TikTok, we'll be right.
Speaker 5: That's like if he went to the club and he's like, yo,
Speaker 5: we all out to the club. I neither hear.
Speaker 4: You think Elon destroyed X like Twitter?
Speaker 1: Have you been on X lately?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Every day going there and just read and just.
Speaker 1: Kind of cool. Yeah cool, he didn't.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 5: Twitter was definitely in a downward spiral, like it stopped
Speaker 5: being fun and then Elon. Elon brought chaos, chaos, chaos
Speaker 5: back to Twitter in my opinion.
Speaker 3: Which is what it was needed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but he brought like some crazier people than just
Speaker 5: like what fun black Twitter was. He brought like the
Speaker 5: whole right with him, like the same way Facebook got
Speaker 5: taken over by your Republican uncle and aunt. Like that's
Speaker 5: where now I feel like X is that still funny
Speaker 5: and chaotic?
Speaker 3: But but I mean you don't see that like unless
Speaker 3: you follow that.
Speaker 5: No, Well, now how he did the algorithm thing? Yeah,
Speaker 5: you catch if you click one tweet about a certain topic,
Speaker 5: you're gonna see that ship for the rest of.
Speaker 3: The day, and like we'll stay off their tweet.
Speaker 5: Then sometimes if I just don't scroll fast enough, yeah,
Speaker 5: they think that I looked at it, and then I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna get a whole bunch of that.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: On top of allowing what he calls free speech, has
Speaker 1: allowed for so many more fake hate accounts like that
Speaker 1: the hate has increased on x Like, oh for sure substantially.
Speaker 1: Like if you tweet the words black men, black women,
Speaker 1: white women, it's a fucking field day. Like it's absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: The porn. I know a lot of people are complaining
Speaker 1: about the porn, But to the people that complain about
Speaker 1: the porn, I personally tell them, if you stop looking
Speaker 1: at the porn so much, you won't get so much porn.
Speaker 1: But they're not feeding porn to your kids. Your kids
Speaker 1: are going to looking for porn and there it's also
Speaker 1: a porn blocker on Twitter, but whatever, But yeah, like
Speaker 1: it just it's not who does that under people who
Speaker 1: are are sixteen years old and watching that shit.
Speaker 5: And like there's there's been times even over the weekend,
Speaker 5: I took a mar to the indoor playground and like,
Speaker 5: what she's having fun. I'll just check my phone every
Speaker 5: now and then scroll through the timeline. I'm at a
Speaker 5: kid's indoor playground and it's just like pussy. I was like,
Speaker 5: oh shit, got to put my phone down so I
Speaker 5: don't like end up on a list like I was
Speaker 5: the guy watching porn at a kid's indoor playground.
Speaker 3: You can't escape it, Roy said, I gotta put my
Speaker 3: phone down. He pulled his back out a bookmark.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I had to go back and find it.
Speaker 5: Like I didn't. I didn't get a good look at.
Speaker 3: That waking in the right place to view that content
Speaker 3: at the moment, but you didn't want to go back
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 4: And yeah, you kind of you know, get.
Speaker 5: Tweet fave pussy pret sweet for ass, Like, yeah, are.
Speaker 1: Y'all gonna this sounds crazy? I know it was about
Speaker 1: to sound crazy as far as like, are y'all gonna
Speaker 1: explain the dangers of porn to like your teenagers?
Speaker 5: Yeah, which that wasn't in our Birds and Bees conversation
Speaker 5: because porn wasn't so like readily available. But that is
Speaker 5: something I think our generation will be the first to
Speaker 5: do with their kids, to talk about the actual dangers
Speaker 5: of porn like that you can go get addicted and
Speaker 5: fuck your entire perception of sex up, Like this is
Speaker 5: not for you, right, I'm kind of that is kind
Speaker 5: of the one thing I do agree with your side about.
Speaker 5: I do think porn is very damaging, especially the young
Speaker 5: developing brains. Keep that shit away from.
Speaker 3: H No, it's definitely something that you should definitely talk
Speaker 3: to your kids about and you know, just let them know.
Speaker 3: Even though kids get to age, they're gonna explore, they're
Speaker 3: gonna find things.
Speaker 4: But I think if you give them that.
Speaker 3: Conversation beforehand, they even when they do find it, they
Speaker 3: go into it knowing like, yo, this is not really
Speaker 3: something I should be consuming too much of.
Speaker 5: Because you could even like monitor their tweets and follow
Speaker 5: them and this and that you can't monitor their timeline.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that.
Speaker 5: Shit will be. It's going to happen, and eventually you
Speaker 5: could browser history, like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you could prepare kids for I know some of
Speaker 3: my best friends that grew up in some really nice
Speaker 3: households and they're doing fifteen years in prison.
Speaker 5: But that's what's so funny about the rights like alliance
Speaker 5: with Elon, because to them, nuclear family porn is the
Speaker 5: fucking devil God. This and that Elon has like fifteen
Speaker 5: kids by seventy four baby mothers. He has so much
Speaker 5: porn on his shit, Like he is quite the opposite
Speaker 5: of what the standard Republican is. And listen, I'm here
Speaker 5: for the space X shit, but that whole we're killing
Speaker 5: legacy media and the truth is here by the people.
Speaker 5: Fuck your community notes. There's so much misinformation on that
Speaker 5: fucking app Yeah, Like, yes, Foxy and n MSNBC all bullshit,
Speaker 5: but don't come here and tell me that this is
Speaker 5: the truth.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're gonna always have bullshit. Nothing is gonna
Speaker 3: be bullshit free or nothing is gonna be one hundred
Speaker 3: percent facts all the time. But I think that they
Speaker 3: have done a pretty decent job as much as they
Speaker 3: can of kind of limiting fake stories and things like
Speaker 3: that and eliminating it. And you know, people do a
Speaker 3: good job of jumping on those tweets like this is
Speaker 3: fake posting the real link like the facts and things
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 5: Like, I mean, so much you can do, and it's
Speaker 5: just a crazier echo chamber of a rabbit hole for
Speaker 5: whatever opinion you're reading at the time, Like the way,
Speaker 5: if you're watching Fox are always gonna get the right,
Speaker 5: watching CNN, You're always gonna get the left and no
Speaker 5: other opinion. Ax is like that on steroids. If I
Speaker 5: click one Republican thing, that's what I'm getting, and people
Speaker 5: just stay over there because it's in their algorithms. That's
Speaker 5: the dangerous part to me.
Speaker 3: It's interesting seeing people that you like with some of
Speaker 3: your first follows on Twitter, Like, if you had your
Speaker 3: Twitter account as long as I've had.
Speaker 5: How do you how do you see that?
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like people that still pop up on
Speaker 3: your Oh yeah, okay, Like you're like, damn, I've been.
Speaker 4: We've been following each other for over fourteen years.
Speaker 5: Probably think I made my Twitter an eight or nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's nuts when you think about like you and
Speaker 3: somebody we've been following each other for fourteen years, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's insane when you think about it.
Speaker 5: Like I could have watched you have a fifteen year
Speaker 5: old now, Yeah, that's that's fucking nuts.
Speaker 3: Longer than that, shout out to Chris. He had a
Speaker 3: you know, his son that he has on his Uh
Speaker 3: he's been posting the son on his page for forever,
Speaker 3: and he posted his son the other day and his
Speaker 3: son is now twenty one, twenty first birthday. I was like, dog, like,
Speaker 3: there's no way I watched your kid grow up, Like
Speaker 3: remember when you was like washing his face, like taking
Speaker 3: him to school in the morning, like he was like
Speaker 3: four or five years old, like twenty one years old now.
Speaker 5: And it's all from Team Followback.
Speaker 4: Nah, that wasn't team followed back. That's somebody I really know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, team follow back, definitely, Team followback.
Speaker 1: Never yo, never.
Speaker 3: How long you been following me on social media? On Twitter?
Speaker 3: Probably since what twenty twelve?
Speaker 5: Maybe yeah, probably around then? Yeah, whatever Poluza started, I
Speaker 5: think that was probably around the time I think you
Speaker 5: came to like the second Palloza or some shit. I
Speaker 5: think that might have been the first time I met you.
Speaker 3: So yeah, which.
Speaker 5: Twenty twelve or twenty thirteen. I probably started following you
Speaker 5: whichever POLLSA it was and your fake tweets, Yeah I
Speaker 5: was there. I know they're fakes. Oh fake now to bills.
Speaker 3: Whichever poalsa that was at in Harlem on I think
Speaker 3: it was one hundred and.
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, at the Capa Castle that was the third one,
Speaker 5: So that was twenty twelve or thirteen, yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 5: then I followed you realized what a piece of that
Speaker 5: you were, but it's been nice to see over the
Speaker 5: years how you've developed more of a piece of shit.
Speaker 5: No growth, no growth at all from sweet one to now.
Speaker 1: So y'all really never did tea. I never did team
Speaker 1: follow back, but I will. This is so embarrassing that
Speaker 1: I'm at this. I remember dj ZD. Of course, I
Speaker 1: definitely legend. I definitely was one of the girls that
Speaker 1: DJ I submitted photos for.
Speaker 3: DJZ no way, you was.
Speaker 5: A Z girl.
Speaker 3: You had the T shirt, was a big Z. Was
Speaker 3: a big Z.
Speaker 5: For those that don't know, this gentleman by the name
Speaker 5: of dj ZD on Twitter started this trend.
Speaker 3: Was he an actual DJ? Yeah he was.
Speaker 5: Okay, I've heard of DJ before. He would post like
Speaker 5: lady sent me a selfie. I think that's how it started.
Speaker 5: It would just be a threat of all these pretty
Speaker 5: women and I think ZD magazine. He realized what he
Speaker 5: had on his hands and it was like, well, I mean,
Speaker 5: let me see some cleveland and that went to a
Speaker 5: whole different place.
Speaker 1: He showed usage No, I don't have cleavage. I think
Speaker 1: I was one of the ones where was like short
Speaker 1: girls or something like that posted it. You were more
Speaker 1: on the PG side until it god very very embarrassing.
Speaker 3: You was a jet ZD of the week, Jetsy, he
Speaker 3: was ZD of the week.
Speaker 1: Yo, you've done very embarrassing. I'm so happy that my
Speaker 1: old Twitter is non existent. It got the let every No,
Speaker 1: my old Twitter is has been deleted. I can't get it.
Speaker 1: I deactivated it for more than thirty days, you know,
Speaker 1: me getting off social media. I deactivated for more than
Speaker 1: thirty days. So my old Twitter I've passed in two
Speaker 1: thousand and ten, twenty eleven is gone.
Speaker 5: Yeah all right, yeah, man, I used to see that like, god, damn,
Speaker 5: she fine, but she tweeting ZD all the time Like
Speaker 5: I couldn't. Yeah, because at that point it's starting to
Speaker 5: be like, nah, she you can't wipe the girl that
Speaker 5: keeps sending ZD the photo. If you said it, it
Speaker 5: sounded like hate too. Now now you hate.
Speaker 3: Sounded like hey, anytime you go against what's going on,
Speaker 3: you you hate. It's always it's always the same ship.
Speaker 5: What did two dope boys do with their like they
Speaker 5: did like their model ship as well? Or like whatever
Speaker 5: girl it was called? Really damn I need to find
Speaker 5: it too.
Speaker 3: Dope boys.
Speaker 5: Wow, Yeah to mecan in shape, so they did. I
Speaker 5: forgot the name of it, but he won't be mad
Speaker 5: for me telling us. I found out like maybe a
Speaker 5: few months into us talking, I saw she was on
Speaker 5: like a Too Dope Hottie of the Week. I was like, nah, mann,
Speaker 5: not my baby was two Dope Boys Bombshell or some ship.
Speaker 5: I'm like, they did a write up.
Speaker 1: I'm like, damn not a not a feature from.
Speaker 5: Bio and then one and then I was at like
Speaker 5: a backyard barbecue at my man Corey town'shouse and Meck
Speaker 5: was there DJing and Keia was with me, and I
Speaker 5: was like, damn, man, I gotta now, I gotta remind
Speaker 5: him that she was a too Dope bombshell.
Speaker 1: You don't. You didn't have to remind him. You didn't
Speaker 1: have to remind him.
Speaker 3: Actually, I mean, but it's nothing. It was funny.
Speaker 5: She didn't even know she was on it, Like she
Speaker 5: wasn't on Twitter like that. So I guess they found
Speaker 5: her ig. And it's not like they put it on
Speaker 5: their ig. They just put it on the blog. And
Speaker 5: I think we were googling something and it came up
Speaker 5: there and I was like, nah, was a two Dope potty.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, they found she was out the loop
Speaker 5: with hip hop shit. She was like, what's two Dope? Boys?
Speaker 5: I was like, it's like one of the greatest blogs
Speaker 5: that ever existed in hip hop. But I mean, now
Speaker 5: I can't even look at you the same.
Speaker 4: Wait, so she didn't know it was on there up until.
Speaker 5: When until we both found it on the internet.
Speaker 3: How long ago was this? Did you? Y'all found it?
Speaker 5: Like a year so she didn't know him until Oh,
Speaker 5: she didn't an interview where they just like, oh, I
Speaker 5: guess they found her ig and like explained what she
Speaker 5: was doing. I don't fucking know.
Speaker 3: Wait, she didn't know until a year ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and this was I mean, she must have been
Speaker 5: like twenty one when they put it up.
Speaker 3: That's crazy finding out a year ago that you was
Speaker 3: on two Dope and that had to be what twenty what.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find it out. It was so Saturday
Speaker 5: night sexy? How did you find it?
Speaker 3: Saturday nights sexy?
Speaker 1: Oh damn, your baby, mom, your baby, You're being a
Speaker 1: Saturday night sexy.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you being a Saturday night sex man?
Speaker 5: And can you why can't I find it? I even
Speaker 5: typed in Saturday Night sexy.
Speaker 3: You know why you can't fight You had to wipe
Speaker 3: from there? Why I can't fight it? You know what? Okay,
Speaker 3: Saturday night sexy.
Speaker 1: Yo, that's fucking hilarious.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that that was. That was a rough day man.
Speaker 3: I mean listen, man, at least you know that your
Speaker 3: your being has always been a beautiful.
Speaker 5: Woman, according to Shaking and mech I mean she's always once.
Speaker 5: At that point, I was like, well, let's have a child.
Speaker 5: If Shaking Meckfield plain about you.
Speaker 3: You know the legendary site. Yeah, you was a Saturda
Speaker 3: night sexy man. We gotta we gotta pro create. I
Speaker 3: mean joking around. We just laughed about it. But it
Speaker 3: was definitely a.
Speaker 5: Fun day to like make you feel like I thought
Speaker 5: that was a bad thing. Like, damn he was. He
Speaker 5: was one of them.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you got it. You gotta make it uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: You have to. It's only right, damn not my baby
Speaker 3: Saturday night. How many bodies are Saturday night sexy? Oh?
Speaker 4: You know, if you let the Internet tell it, she doesn't.
Speaker 5: That's a thousand. Yeah, that's like if a blogger post
Speaker 5: a photo that's already up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a thousand. You know, she's been ran through all.
Speaker 3: Yo, it was a joke before. I'm saying that's what
Speaker 3: the internet would would try to create that type of narrative.
Speaker 5: That's what the internet would do, right, Yeah, not more, y'all.
Speaker 1: Should do like something like that, like almost like a
Speaker 1: throwback like money Bag Mall Monday money Bags.
Speaker 3: Or some stupid shit like that money Bag Mondays.
Speaker 1: Yeah, money Bag Mondays and we feature somebody.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, oh oh they must have just taken down too,
Speaker 5: dough boys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they took down the whole site. I can't find
Speaker 1: it period.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I found the tweet, man, like that was
Speaker 5: the picture, I guess yeah, damn you.
Speaker 3: No, I was expecting that to be like a like
Speaker 3: an older picture, like yo all, I'm just saying, this
Speaker 3: looks like he could be more recent.
Speaker 5: This was in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, see I'm.
Speaker 4: Thinking it was like back in like twenty sixteen or
Speaker 4: something like that.
Speaker 3: No, okay, but.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm glad I got that off my chest. I
Speaker 5: don't even talked about in therapy with that whole thing.
Speaker 5: And you know, we're talking about talks we have to
Speaker 5: have with our kids. Yeah, that's you know, one name
Speaker 5: to sit them all down and be like, listen, I
Speaker 5: know you have access to the internet.
Speaker 3: Now you're gonna see some things.
Speaker 5: At one point, your mother was posted by a blog.
Speaker 3: She was a Saturday night sexy. Your mom was a
Speaker 3: Saturday night sexy. That's dope though, to have those those pictures,
Speaker 3: Like I like when people do that on I catch
Speaker 3: like some some Twitter post sometimes and they'd be like,
Speaker 3: you know, my mom was was a baddie back in
Speaker 3: the day, and they show their mother now and then
Speaker 3: she showed that she still yeah, like you could tell, Like, oh,
Speaker 3: you could tell. But then they show like older pictures
Speaker 3: like oh my pop said he was breaking he was
Speaker 3: crushing them in high school herds.
Speaker 1: That was a TikTok trend.
Speaker 3: I like that trend. Yeah, that's dope.
Speaker 5: Remember like the first or second Father's Day on Twitter
Speaker 5: that was like the horniest I think I've ever seen women,
Speaker 5: I mean before this new era of horniness, I've ever
Speaker 5: seen women on the timeline before everyone posting a pops
Speaker 5: and there was the thirstiest tweets to everyone's Happy Father's Day. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like yoh fuck your dad. I'm like, god, damn, what's
Speaker 5: wrong with.
Speaker 3: These But that's what the ops was telling me in
Speaker 3: the spaces. We saw your dad at the show. Tell him,
Speaker 3: I said, how.
Speaker 1: I'm like, damn, your dad was there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't play the games with my pops because
Speaker 3: he's not gonna play with you like he gonna really
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to, like really like come out there
Speaker 3: and grab him, like, yo, chill, you bugging.
Speaker 5: I mean he's good. How many siblings do you have?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like it shit work. He not playing like you
Speaker 3: can't all that? Hey, Pops like, no, no, no, don't
Speaker 3: don't play with him like that. Leave him alone.
Speaker 5: What's funny is you're forty two. He looked forty two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my dad, he looks he looks good for his age.
Speaker 5: Like every time I've seen the photo of you guys,
Speaker 5: I can't pick him out of who's the sibling and
Speaker 5: who's your father, I'm like, oh, these are all big skids.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He was always in shape, always athletics, so you know,
Speaker 4: took of himself.
Speaker 1: That's what's up. I'm tell him aside, respectfully, I would.
Speaker 3: I funk with your mom. I would never Alright, Okay.
Speaker 5: You should call your pops and see if we let
Speaker 5: you do porn.
Speaker 4: My pop listen, my poppy.
Speaker 3: Not only would he let me do porn, she would
Speaker 3: ask me if they would hire him like they would
Speaker 3: would they let him do it?
Speaker 5: Maul would be in that father son fantasy tab on
Speaker 5: porn Hub. No, I just got a real time email.
Speaker 5: I think we can talk about this. So we were
Speaker 5: trying to have a Leangelo Ball on the podcast mm hm,
Speaker 5: and we were, you know, going back and forth on
Speaker 5: email with teams or whatever, and we just just now
Speaker 5: in real time, got to email back from someone on
Speaker 5: our team a quick note that Langelo Ball is passing.
Speaker 5: But they did say they liked what Rory said about it.
Speaker 1: What did I just tell you before we started recording?
Speaker 1: What what did I just tell you before we started
Speaker 1: recording when we said that we got a copyright strike
Speaker 1: for using the song? Oh yeah, I said, one of
Speaker 1: them brothers is a fan of this show or listens
Speaker 1: to this show. Like there's no way, there's no way
Speaker 1: I can look at them and tell.
Speaker 5: But I don't have any ip on that because it
Speaker 5: was my DJ mix. Like, we didn't play the Langelo
Speaker 5: Ball song. I took his vocals and put it over
Speaker 5: Cannon's beat. Yeah, or unless a friend of the show,
Speaker 5: Cannon put a little copyright strike on it.
Speaker 3: You shit the group Shato can who Wish was doing
Speaker 3: last night, he was on YouTube strike and shit.
Speaker 5: And also there's no way that Lanzel Bald does his
Speaker 5: own copyright strikes. I'm sure that's someone at UMG had
Speaker 5: did that. But man, I was really hoping that we
Speaker 5: could get like the one on one Langelo versus More situation.
Speaker 5: I see why he would pass and probably go just
Speaker 5: to people that are saying great things about the record.
Speaker 5: But I think that would be that's the problem. That's
Speaker 5: the good content, in my opinion, there's but.
Speaker 1: No, yes, it's the good content. But you, like I
Speaker 1: told you on the those two episodes we talked about it,
Speaker 1: you o d shipped on that record, like I didn't
Speaker 1: feel like this was necessary.
Speaker 3: That shit sound like chat GPT Hot Boys. Now, if
Speaker 3: somebody said chat GPT, you'll make me a Hot Boys record,
Speaker 3: that shit is not a good song. I don't care
Speaker 3: that everybody on the internet is posting that shit on
Speaker 3: their story. That shit is trash.
Speaker 5: Now, I think if you just said you didn't like
Speaker 5: the record, there may have been a chance that he
Speaker 5: would have came on the show. You did go a
Speaker 5: little extra in and personal of like he is he's
Speaker 5: ruining music.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I'm gonna go on the show
Speaker 5: at so he says I'm ruining music.
Speaker 3: Can we have this conversation end of the year. Can
Speaker 3: we revisit this this this moment, this record.
Speaker 5: I don't think music will be ruined. I think it
Speaker 5: will still be.
Speaker 4: Can we revisit this song at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: Oh sure, Okay.
Speaker 1: I've been listening to that song though, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I regularly listen to that song. I can tell that
Speaker 1: I'm gonna probably like that song for a very long time.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: There's no way I really liked that record, bro, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I like it. That shit some cash money, hot boys,
Speaker 3: fucking chat GBT version of that. There's no way y'all
Speaker 3: feeling that record? Now?
Speaker 5: Should I reply to this email with examples of what
Speaker 5: we've done with better help, I'll just do the l
Speaker 5: Angel record.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'll just do it. Mat In Malla be
Speaker 1: yelling from the kitchen that shit, I meet it, all right, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll just send them better health ads and be like, look,
Speaker 5: sometimes Rory just does.
Speaker 3: It so so you would rather go and not saying
Speaker 3: not saying this is the case, we don't know why
Speaker 3: you passed, like that could be why you passed, But.
Speaker 5: I mean, I can assume if he said his team
Speaker 5: said we're going to pass, but he liked what Rory said,
Speaker 5: means that he's passing because he hated what you said,
Speaker 5: all right in a very nice way.
Speaker 3: So you think that is better to go sit with
Speaker 3: somebody that's just like, you know, this record is amazing,
Speaker 3: and what was your inspiration behind making it?
Speaker 4: And who the fuck wants to sit and watch that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: That kind of goes back to the Elliott conversation we
Speaker 5: were having of slationship versus real journalism. I think both
Speaker 5: is great. I think him said with you and talking
Speaker 5: about that and actually proving that maybe he does really
Speaker 5: really care about music and it's been a passion for
Speaker 5: a while. This isn't just some random shit. Hey, look
Speaker 5: look at all this footage of when we were in
Speaker 5: high school when I was rapping, Like, what's the difference.
Speaker 5: That would be a great combo. But he should also
Speaker 5: go to people that are saying they like the record.
Speaker 3: You ain't when people talk about you said you said
Speaker 3: it said what you liked it? I do all right,
Speaker 3: and I said I didn't, so why he still could.
Speaker 3: It's somebody here that said they liked the record. That's
Speaker 3: not what everybody got to say. They like it, Like no,
Speaker 3: that's that's why saying you went you.
Speaker 5: I can see how someone would take that more personal
Speaker 5: than hey, I just dislike this. Like there there was
Speaker 5: like when I put my outum out, there's plenty of
Speaker 5: people that said, I don't like this, and cool, that's
Speaker 5: your music opinion, no harm, no foul, I don't care.
Speaker 5: But then there was people that were like, extra in,
Speaker 5: I don't like this because of who this human being is,
Speaker 5: and like the list off that that's how it felt.
Speaker 5: It's like, goddamn, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know him, but it ain't that I just want
Speaker 3: that record is trash. I don't know him. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying he's a trash person. The record is trash. You ain't.
Speaker 1: I'm going on nobody podcasts who said, man, Rory and
Speaker 1: Mall that shit is dirt. You're not gonna go visit
Speaker 1: their podcast on your next person one.
Speaker 5: Some people like say maybe a Russ would go do
Speaker 5: that because he likes to confront people that disagree with
Speaker 5: him or don't like his music, which I think is cool.
Speaker 5: He's won over. He won me over years ago when
Speaker 5: he was doing that shit.
Speaker 3: Russell.
Speaker 5: I respected.
Speaker 3: Russ is a perfect example, and we spoke about it
Speaker 3: when we had him on was in the airport and
Speaker 3: at Atlanta, when we was on the same flight coming
Speaker 3: from Atlanta to New York, was at the desk together,
Speaker 3: saw him. You know, obviously, Oh that's Russ. I didn't
Speaker 3: know him though we had never met, never spoke, never
Speaker 3: had no exchange online. I may have probably said something
Speaker 3: about him that he probably didn't like, but it was
Speaker 3: never nothing disrespectful. I always thought he was talented. And
Speaker 3: then when he came in we sat and taught, he remembered.
Speaker 3: He's like, yeah, I saw he was in Atlanta. He
Speaker 3: was on the same flight coming to New York. He
Speaker 3: was like like, we didn't really speak and I was like, y'all,
Speaker 3: I just didn't like. He was like, yeah, you were
Speaker 3: just indifferent about me. Like he understands, like people just
Speaker 3: don't have a real opinion on me because they either
Speaker 3: don't know me, that my music doesn't really stick with
Speaker 3: them like that. Like to me, that's the type of
Speaker 3: people that's dope to sit down with people that understand, Like,
Speaker 3: I get why people not kind of like, really, fuck,
Speaker 3: don't fuck with me like that. He's still successful, he
Speaker 3: still sells out shows, he still sells a lot of
Speaker 3: records and shit like that.
Speaker 4: But if it's somebody with a platform.
Speaker 3: Says yo, I don't really, I don't know, or if
Speaker 3: he sees you in person and you ain't really it's
Speaker 3: no energy like it's but you obviously he knows who
Speaker 3: you are. You know him.
Speaker 4: It's still not no issue though. It's just like, y'all,
Speaker 4: I understand.
Speaker 1: You just don't really weren't, like you said, indifferent. You
Speaker 1: passionately came here. That ship is fucking trash, y'all pretending
Speaker 1: to like it. He just he just having a viral moment.
Speaker 1: That shit ain't going nowhere. It is ruining music. Look
Speaker 1: what they're doing to the game I love. That's okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not it is okay. That's every year.
Speaker 3: What do we sit here and say, Yo, I ain't
Speaker 3: gonna lie to hip Yo. The rap is like Yo, it's.
Speaker 1: That's fine, that's fine. But what I'm saying is I
Speaker 1: don't think that he's being too sensitive when you dragged it.
Speaker 1: We all told you too. Sense of this Okay, I'm like,
Speaker 1: we like he but like, why wouldn't you want to
Speaker 1: come out here, because like if you said something like
Speaker 1: that about my music and I'm, first of all, I'm
Speaker 1: a brand new rapper. I'm just coming in. You have
Speaker 1: a huge fucking platform and I'm trying some new ship.
Speaker 1: I'm trying raping. I'm passionate about it, artist sensitive about
Speaker 1: that ship. No, I'm not coming on your show. I
Speaker 1: might slap shit out you. I'm not coming on your show.
Speaker 1: Well that's what spicy. He was too spicy with your ship.
Speaker 3: Well we know that's not happening.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think Russ told that story to kind
Speaker 5: of allude to like, oh you're quiet now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like but but he under at that moment
Speaker 3: when we actually saw each other and we were on
Speaker 3: the same flight, he could just tell like, you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't I didn't say nothing to him, he didn't
Speaker 3: say nothing to me. But it wasn't beef. It was
Speaker 3: just like, I really don't know you. You know, we
Speaker 3: never met.
Speaker 5: So it's like, you know, wait, Jamarius, I think I
Speaker 5: figured it out. What's a mother? I mother? I you
Speaker 5: hate Langelo because he's on UMG. Now it makes sense.
Speaker 5: We're like, yo, did you guys have a woman in common?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: This feels this energy feels up now. I see the
Speaker 5: hate started when he did that deal with the got
Speaker 5: it right mother.
Speaker 3: And then this quote the song, yeah you got it,
Speaker 3: you got it right.
Speaker 5: I guess we'll go to the elephant in the room.
Speaker 5: Where do we want to begin? Jamarus was trying to
Speaker 5: give me some ship right when she walked out the elevator,
Speaker 5: feeling like she had a gotcha moment the same way
Speaker 5: the internet did.
Speaker 1: I just said, you're gonna walk back your take, That's
Speaker 1: what I said. Are you going to walk back? You fools?
Speaker 5: Watch pods or just skim through them? I don't understand.
Speaker 1: Well, I was sitting here. I didn't have to watch.
Speaker 1: I was like quite literally talking to you.
Speaker 5: It is recorded. You know that I'm aware. Okay, So
Speaker 5: Damarus came in here and say you're gonna walk your
Speaker 5: take back? I said, what take? What? I would have
Speaker 5: to walk back? She said that you said Drake was
Speaker 5: trying to save music and save all the artists. I
Speaker 5: never said that ship matter. In fact, when we replied
Speaker 5: to Charlet Mayne and I said very very clearly, even
Speaker 5: if he is doing this for selfish reasons, which he
Speaker 5: may be, I don't particularly give a fuck because I
Speaker 5: think that petition could be very good for all artists.
Speaker 5: If UMG has to go through depositions open their books,
Speaker 5: there could be some bad practices of how songs are
Speaker 5: manipulated between DSPs and majors. Now, that is what I said,
Speaker 5: and I don't walk that take back whatsoever. Do I
Speaker 5: think Drake was doing it to save all the artists, No,
Speaker 5: nor did I.
Speaker 3: Say he was.
Speaker 5: I just thought it was going to be something that
Speaker 5: could have been good in the long run for everybody,
Speaker 5: but still understood why it made Drake look completely fucking
Speaker 5: nuts to the rest of the world. Now that petition
Speaker 5: is gone and what has replaced it is just a
Speaker 5: straight up defamation case for Drake to UMG. And at
Speaker 5: this point I'm not walking anything back. I am. I
Speaker 5: am taking myself out of the objective column. Okay, you
Speaker 5: can't do a defamation case in a rap bet what
Speaker 5: he was doing before with the manipulation. I still think
Speaker 5: it's odd to sue in a rap battle, but I
Speaker 5: fully understand it. If Drakes in the middle of a
Speaker 5: negotiation with a major label and they put money behind
Speaker 5: a song that calls him a pedophile, fucks with a reputation,
Speaker 5: lowers his value in that negotiation. That is illegal, and
Speaker 5: he has a case with that said, you're still a
Speaker 5: rapper and there's still rapper rules. This is just a
Speaker 5: straight up defamation case. When you asked Kendrick to do
Speaker 5: that knowing he's on UMG, and I would like Kendrick
Speaker 5: to do it, call me a pedophile or you think
Speaker 5: Tupac to that. Sorry, he's straight upset. And that's where again.
Speaker 3: He asked Kendrick to call him a pedophile, yes, and
Speaker 3: Taylor made I.
Speaker 4: Don't remember him asking Kendrick to call him a pedophile.
Speaker 5: Tupac asked. Tupac was telling Kendrick Lamar that he should
Speaker 5: call Drake a pedophile. The ghost of pucor he still live,
Speaker 5: maybe he recorded in Cuba. I don't know, but you can't. Again,
Speaker 5: I saw the other petition having some value in the
Speaker 5: long run, but now that this is just a defamation case,
Speaker 5: I personally just don't care anymore because that's completely between
Speaker 5: Drake and UMG. And I fully agree that it looks
Speaker 5: insane in a rat battle. If you tell someone to
Speaker 5: call me a pedophile, and then at some point you
Speaker 5: sue a company for funding what you told them to do.
Speaker 5: And on top of that, how would you be looking
Speaker 5: at this. Let's say Drake never sues and Kendrick ends up.
Speaker 5: Let's say Kendrick lost and Kendrick ends up suing UMG
Speaker 5: because Drake said that he's a woman beater and that
Speaker 5: his son isn't his How would you view that? Would
Speaker 5: you be okay with it?
Speaker 3: If a company publishes a song or does something that
Speaker 3: directly violates my contract I have with him, I'm not
Speaker 3: mad at any artist that is suing that company. Okay,
Speaker 3: we have a contract before any bat or anything happens.
Speaker 3: We signed the contract having long ago, and in my
Speaker 3: contract the company because we love to talk about the
Speaker 3: machine and how they fuck artists over all the time,
Speaker 3: fuck them if they violated my contract with them an
Speaker 3: artists because it's all no now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: we want morals and integrity and rap right that's out.
Speaker 3: Nobody's like, oh, you can't do that. You can't do
Speaker 3: this with rap niggas do everything else. Will rap niggas
Speaker 3: put out songs with niggas that can't rap, push songs
Speaker 3: and music with niggas that can't rap, give their day
Speaker 3: all day. We could do all of that, but when
Speaker 3: it comes down to the artists in I'm gonna protect
Speaker 3: my contract. Y'all did not honor within my contract. Y'all
Speaker 3: violated my contract. Now it's oh nah, he bugging, he
Speaker 3: can't do that, Okay, So I can't what I want
Speaker 3: to ask you because I read some of the lawsuit.
Speaker 1: I didn't come across come across exactly what you're saying.
Speaker 1: What did they violate in his current contract? Because what
Speaker 1: I'm seeing is this is a defamation lawsuit that in
Speaker 1: my next contract. You know that you know that we're
Speaker 1: in negotiations, and you supported him putting this record out,
Speaker 1: knowing that it would turnish my character, therefore hoping to
Speaker 1: you know, you guys do not have to pay me
Speaker 1: as much in our next negotiation. So where did he
Speaker 1: violate a past Where did UMG violate a past contract
Speaker 1: by releasing Kendrick's record, which is what this lossuit was for.
Speaker 3: Again, I don't know. I don't know what Drake and
Speaker 3: UMG's contract is, but I'm saying if his lawyers his lawyers,
Speaker 3: which we can assume he has great lawyers. They know
Speaker 3: his contract, they know exactly what's in his contract with UMG.
Speaker 3: If they feel like something was violated and they moved
Speaker 3: forward with it and took it to a federal court,
Speaker 3: then I think that they know exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 3: So any public opinion and public perception, we know, no
Speaker 3: matter what happens, it could come out tomorrow that they
Speaker 3: absolutely did some dirty shit to Drake, violated him, did
Speaker 3: whatever they did. And people are still going to say, yo,
Speaker 3: but you can't do that in rap. But that's not
Speaker 3: what so it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: That's not what the loss who is saying that the
Speaker 1: lawsuit is saying. It's a defamation case. You supported an
Speaker 1: artist saying terrible things about me that aren't true. That's
Speaker 1: what they're saying.
Speaker 5: Now, what he's saying up defamation instead of a discovery
Speaker 5: of bad practices between DSPs and major labels. Yeah, that's
Speaker 5: why I was excited about it and why I liked it.
Speaker 5: Now this is just a straight up defamation case, which
Speaker 5: again by definition, Drake has a solid case. You are
Speaker 5: funding somebody that called me a pedophile and it ruined
Speaker 5: my reputation where people have a problem with it, myself included,
Speaker 5: is it's almost like entrapment because by definition, rat battles
Speaker 5: are defamation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so if you went in knowing.
Speaker 5: Drake even said on the shop, I study rap battles
Speaker 5: for a living, and I believe him because there has
Speaker 5: been times when Drake has mopped people up in rap battles.
Speaker 5: You study this for a living. You know what a
Speaker 5: rap battle is. It's by definition, who can defame each other? Worse, So,
Speaker 5: going in knowing that and also defaming someone else, you
Speaker 5: then turn round and sue for the definition of a
Speaker 5: rap battle. That That is where everyone is kind of like,
Speaker 5: all right, man, Even people like myself that understood the
Speaker 5: first petition are looking at this now like, yes, you
Speaker 5: are right, But at what point do you just save face.
Speaker 3: But save face so that the label doesn't pay for
Speaker 3: the ship that they violated?
Speaker 1: But what but you keep saying that the label violated
Speaker 1: when his suit is not that the label violated anything.
Speaker 1: His suit is that they allowed Kendrick to say mean
Speaker 1: things about him.
Speaker 4: Again, that's what we know so far. We don't we
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 3: Exactly what they viol Like, yes, it's a deformation, deformation suit.
Speaker 3: But what the where did it? Like, where did that
Speaker 3: come in at? Like, where did they do that at?
Speaker 3: Now we know that, Oh, yes, they You publish a
Speaker 3: song with somebody saying things about me. You posted my
Speaker 3: home on DSPs with sex predator Marcus above my own.
Speaker 3: That could be that could be in his contract with
Speaker 3: shit like that. A label cannot do. They cannot allow
Speaker 3: that to happen. I'm just saying, we don't know the
Speaker 3: nuances of this contract.
Speaker 5: With UMG, and we are kind of agreeing with you.
Speaker 5: I think he has a case. Yes, by no, I
Speaker 5: know he has a case that I know. Of course
Speaker 5: it's defamation. If UMG is distributing a photo of my
Speaker 5: house with pedophile dots all over it, Yes, that's defamation.
Speaker 5: Everyone is looking at it nuts because had he won,
Speaker 5: this would probably not be happening if he wanted, I
Speaker 5: don't think, because no one, no one really.
Speaker 3: Going off for if though, like, let's not speak from
Speaker 3: if this happened, if that happened, if that, let's speak
Speaker 3: to what happened and then speak to the fact that again,
Speaker 3: I you've you've never seen this contract with you. I've
Speaker 3: never seen this contract with UMG. Most people online have
Speaker 3: never seen this contract with UMG. I'm just saying, just
Speaker 3: think about it from standpoint that if his lawyers, his
Speaker 3: team feels like there's a violation of their client's contract
Speaker 3: with this company and we're moving forward with this lawsuit,
Speaker 3: there's some validity to that.
Speaker 1: But the only thing that we're telling you is as
Speaker 1: we sit in this room and we have this conversation
Speaker 1: with the knowledge that we have as far as going
Speaker 1: through the lawsuit, the news articles, and what is available
Speaker 1: to us, as far as what the lawsuit says.
Speaker 4: So speaking from a very limited window.
Speaker 1: Of speaking from what the lawsuit says, period, that's what
Speaker 1: anybody can speak to. The lawyers filed a lawsuit. The
Speaker 1: lawsuit is for defamation. The lawyers are not suing for
Speaker 1: breach of contract. They are suing for defamation. So you
Speaker 1: keep saying and oh, well, they broke contract, they broke contract.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about that because unless you have some
Speaker 1: and I'm not gonna be a funny unless you have
Speaker 1: some information that you're going to give us, we're as
Speaker 1: far as a breach of contract, that's not in this lawsuit.
Speaker 1: As far as a breach of contract, it's strictly about defamation.
Speaker 5: And even I'm sure there probably is some type of cause. Sure,
Speaker 5: a lot of artists contracts between their partner that there
Speaker 5: can't you can't do that to your artists. There can
Speaker 5: be no defamation, So it probably broke the contract. But again,
Speaker 5: people are looking at it like you went into a
Speaker 5: battle where defamation is the entire thing. Now, I think
Speaker 5: it's fucked up if they were changing the rules to
Speaker 5: make sure not like us went crazy, especially if they're
Speaker 5: calling him a pedophile. But at this point I'm I'm
Speaker 5: out of it because to me now it's just such.
Speaker 5: It's a personal Drake UMG pissing, Yeah, back and forth.
Speaker 1: So what UMG said, right, they let out something they said,
Speaker 1: it's basically they said that this is a logical It's untrue.
Speaker 1: Throughout his career, Drake has intentionally and successfully used the
Speaker 1: UMG to distribute his music and poetry, to engage in
Speaker 1: conventionally conventionally outrageous back and forth rat battles to express
Speaker 1: his feelings about other artists. He now seeks to weaponize
Speaker 1: the legal process to silence an artist's creative expression and
Speaker 1: to seek damages from UMG for distributing that artist music,
Speaker 1: which is basically like, well, Drake, we've put out your
Speaker 1: music when you said crazy shit about people this whole time.
Speaker 1: But now because somebody called you a pedophile and you
Speaker 1: lost the rat battle, now you're using the legal process
Speaker 1: to us when you've been engaging in rat battles.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that's not And again I can't because no
Speaker 3: matter what I say on the situation, it's gonna look
Speaker 3: like I'm just riding for my guy. But what I'm
Speaker 3: saying is you can't look at it like that because
Speaker 3: if it's essentially we know that he's in a negotiation
Speaker 3: with this with this company, right he's They're probably one
Speaker 3: of their biggest artists ever. He's probably asking for things
Speaker 3: and you know that we can't even fathom no other
Speaker 3: probably one of the biggest deals we will ever see
Speaker 3: an artists get from a label.
Speaker 4: Right insert rap battle.
Speaker 3: Here's another artist that this label is publishing and distributing.
Speaker 3: If he knows some things that they did on that side,
Speaker 3: that will directly one violate his contract, hurt his brand,
Speaker 3: and now interrupt his negotiation leverage in his in his
Speaker 3: in his in his deal with them. Because this is
Speaker 3: a rap battle y'all feel like he shouldn't do that.
Speaker 3: He should just say, Oh nah, I'm gonna take the lass.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna lose out on money that most people will
Speaker 3: never see in their life, and I'm just gonna let
Speaker 3: it be what it is now.
Speaker 5: That the stance he should take. Okay, I'm just asking
Speaker 5: this is speculation to answer that. We know that Drake
Speaker 5: fulfilled his contract and was going into negotiate with UMG
Speaker 5: around the time of this rat battle. He has put
Speaker 5: a petition in UMG and is now suing UMG for
Speaker 5: damages of defamation. Do we think he's going to ever
Speaker 5: work with UMG again? So either way, all that money
Speaker 5: or stake or percentage that he is owed by UMG
Speaker 5: is now gone and he's probably gonna go independent. So
Speaker 5: at that point, why don't you protect your rapper brand,
Speaker 5: your fan brand instead of your legal brand and move
Speaker 5: the fuck on.
Speaker 3: Again? You say protected, I feel like this is him
Speaker 3: protecting his brand.
Speaker 5: I feel like this You don't think brand is when
Speaker 5: it comes to music, A lot of that comes from
Speaker 5: your fans rather than your legal process or your label's
Speaker 5: perception of you, especially rappers.
Speaker 3: Yes, but you're talking about if this is not. This
Speaker 3: is a very different situation though, because we're talking about
Speaker 3: you keep saying Rapper, this is one of the biggest
Speaker 3: artists in the world.
Speaker 5: That's why I was excited with the petition before, because
Speaker 5: even if people thought it was sucker shit, I was like, well,
Speaker 5: Drake is the only one that I know of, outside
Speaker 5: of Taylor Swift that would even have a chance at
Speaker 5: going at the majors and making them open their books
Speaker 5: to show what the fuck they do. And now that
Speaker 5: that has gone and now it's just defamation, we're not
Speaker 5: going to learn anything at all.
Speaker 4: So I don't okay, So let me ask you something.
Speaker 3: Do you think that Taylor Swift's label will allow another
Speaker 3: artist to put her home up on DSP's a picture
Speaker 3: of a home up with sex offend the Marcus above
Speaker 3: her own?
Speaker 5: No, okay, I'm not saying Drake doesn't have a right
Speaker 5: to be upset at his label, But if we're going
Speaker 5: to to protect the brand, conversation host battle is.
Speaker 3: Protecting the brand?
Speaker 5: Well, okay, so what you're saying because he's negotiating with UMG,
Speaker 5: that negotiation is not gonna happen anymore. There's a't know
Speaker 5: that you think UMG and Drake are gonna work together again.
Speaker 4: I don't think UMG is gonna watch him leave.
Speaker 1: I don't think Drake wants to work with UMG. Fuck
Speaker 1: UMG watch him leave. I don't think Drake wants to
Speaker 1: work with UMG.
Speaker 3: I mean that could be true, that could be true,
Speaker 3: but I'm just saying, if they end up settling and
Speaker 3: paying him what he wants to stay, you don't think
Speaker 3: he would take it. It'll be it'll be some ship
Speaker 3: that we've never seen an artist get before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, you don't.
Speaker 3: Think that he would stay if they'd be like, yo,
Speaker 3: you know what, you're right? We did. We did fuck up,
Speaker 3: we dropped the bullet.
Speaker 1: Well, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, y y'all want to speak on this.
Speaker 3: This is an iff. If they do that, which I
Speaker 3: doubt it, but if right, if they do that, you
Speaker 3: don't see him taking.
Speaker 1: That, No seeing me him take Whether he takes it
Speaker 1: or not, that's not what's what we're talking about, is Oh,
Speaker 1: y'all just.
Speaker 3: Say you don't see him working with UMGF again. I'm saying,
Speaker 3: if they put on the table.
Speaker 1: Or if he don't, I don't know Drake well enough
Speaker 1: to know if he's cool with I don't know him
Speaker 1: well enough to know where, know his character or know
Speaker 1: what's important to him for him to put all of
Speaker 1: these allegations or not allegations, but to say these things,
Speaker 1: these really hurt him. These put his kids, his child
Speaker 1: at danger, This put him at danger. And then to
Speaker 1: go back and work with that company and trust that
Speaker 1: company with all that large summer of money that he makes.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he'll do that or not. I
Speaker 1: can't say. I can't speak on that. When we're speaking
Speaker 1: about his brand and Rory saying protect his brand. I
Speaker 1: think what Rory's point is is if either way, whether
Speaker 1: they whether you lose or whether you win, the only
Speaker 1: thing that's at risk right now is money. The battle
Speaker 1: has been lost, the reputation has been lost. And then
Speaker 1: with the with the lawsuit people this is this is
Speaker 1: a sting. Whether you win a lawsuit or not, people
Speaker 1: are gonna say, well, damn, Drake won a lawsuit, So
Speaker 1: this changes how I feel about the way that he
Speaker 1: went about it. That's not gonna happen. So I think
Speaker 1: that's that's why this is not that.
Speaker 3: But that's what I'm saying that's why this is about
Speaker 3: none of that, because Rory said, you think about, you know,
Speaker 3: the perception and how what people are going to view
Speaker 3: you as in your brand.
Speaker 4: To me, again, I don't know for sure.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking that he's at a point where he's not
Speaker 3: even thinking about that. He's protecting him his self, his brand,
Speaker 3: his reputation. He's not thinking about public perception. He's not
Speaker 3: thinking about what a few five thousand fans that have
Speaker 3: a community on Twitter are saying about him, like, oh,
Speaker 3: he's suing, He's you don't do that in rap.
Speaker 4: He's not thinking about that.
Speaker 3: His home got shot up, he had to take his
Speaker 3: kid out of school, people trying to into his property. Kids.
Speaker 3: Matt Hoffe spoke about it. His daughters, they young, they
Speaker 3: in the house, say yeah, Drake is a pedophile. He
Speaker 3: likes kids. Like so clearly this has affected him beyond
Speaker 3: probably what people could even imagine, Like, yo, you know,
Speaker 3: people are really like this message is like, people are
Speaker 3: thinking there's some validity to this shit, And to me,
Speaker 3: we're not on that side of the I have to
Speaker 3: cut you off. We're not on that side of the table.
Speaker 3: We're not able to understand that level of business coming
Speaker 3: from Drake's brand, so people can freely speak and be like, yo,
Speaker 3: he's swing to lay. Yo, that's corny. You don't do
Speaker 3: that in rap. Okay, cool if that's how you feel.
Speaker 3: But you have never often operated from that level of
Speaker 3: business to where you have to protect upwards of a
Speaker 3: billion two billion dollar brand.
Speaker 1: But see but one moment. Okay, but see when we
Speaker 1: sat here and I don't even want to bring this
Speaker 1: up because I don't want to make this a argument
Speaker 1: because you were king. You don't take no disc back
Speaker 1: in no rat battle. You don't take no disback in
Speaker 1: a rat battle. And when I sat here with my
Speaker 1: previous call hosts and we said, well, you don't know
Speaker 1: what niggas have to lose the way that this is going,
Speaker 1: you said, it don't matter. That's rap. Once you rap,
Speaker 1: once you throw that this out there, you got to
Speaker 1: deal with what comes with it. So now that Drake
Speaker 1: is dealing with what comes with it, which as far
Speaker 1: as oh he has to take his kid out of school,
Speaker 1: this is in danger. People are calling him a pedophile.
Speaker 1: All this, all that, when you put out a disc
Speaker 1: that say, yeah, call him a pedophile, we know what
Speaker 1: you're gonna do everybody knew that we did do it.
Speaker 3: And drop drop drop.
Speaker 5: And then also says ceasing desis what he said. Drake
Speaker 5: asked for this on public record. He asked for Kendrick
Speaker 5: Lamar to do what he's suing UMG for to battle,
Speaker 5: call me a pedophile, ceasing desistance for hose, Yeah, drop
Speaker 5: more records. And then at the end of the battle said, oh,
Speaker 5: like you burnt it out. It's too much, and then
Speaker 5: went and sued somebody for doing what he asked them
Speaker 5: to do. Drop a record.
Speaker 1: He's suing somebody.
Speaker 4: He's not suing I know.
Speaker 5: I said, UMG. I said, went and sued, UMG.
Speaker 4: I thought you said like he was suing Kendrick.
Speaker 1: But I'm not even I'm not eve talking about that.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about you talking about someone we don't know
Speaker 1: what he's going through on the other side of the business.
Speaker 1: The business, yeah, the business. But what I'm saying is.
Speaker 3: Just saying, protect the brand and the brand and Cole's eyes.
Speaker 5: He was, even though I still disagree with that, was
Speaker 5: protecting his brand and his peace and his state of mind.
Speaker 3: So that's why, because he already engaged, that's the only
Speaker 3: reason why.
Speaker 5: And we're saying that. Drake said, YO, call me a
Speaker 5: pedophile and then went and sued the company to put it.
Speaker 3: Out right because they pushed something that he asked them
Speaker 3: to push.
Speaker 4: He didn't ask them to push that thing.
Speaker 1: But this is the thing.
Speaker 5: Kenrick has a license deal with them. Yes, we was
Speaker 5: gonna put it out.
Speaker 1: Yes, he knew UMG was in charge, was the one
Speaker 1: distributing or a licensing or whatever. He knew that Kendrick
Speaker 1: was with UMG. He said, he knew what Kendrick was
Speaker 1: want to say. He told him to say that, antagonized
Speaker 1: him to do all of these things. Then when it happens,
Speaker 1: is UMG, why would you allow him to say that
Speaker 1: about me when you knew that he was with UMG
Speaker 1: and you knew that he was going to say that,
Speaker 1: and you told him to say it. So that's why
Speaker 1: I said, I'm not thinking, I'm not mad at Drake
Speaker 1: for sewing. Let me let me make that clear. I'm
Speaker 1: not mad at Drake for sewing. When I'm asked when
Speaker 1: I'm coming to you, it's saying you can't say. People
Speaker 1: don't know what they're talking about, and that's how people feel,
Speaker 1: and people don't know this this and that, because you.
Speaker 3: Don't you when they took the petition off the table,
Speaker 3: did you say when wort first just came, oh you're
Speaker 3: not a suit is over And I'm just like.
Speaker 5: Oh no, see, I don't want to talk about it
Speaker 5: because that's just dumb fans on Twitter.
Speaker 3: That's but this is my point. What online is gonna
Speaker 3: everybody's gonna run and whatever they get information about this,
Speaker 3: they're gonna jump to and say something. I'm just gonna
Speaker 3: stand on the side of I feel like if the
Speaker 3: biggest or one of the biggest artists in the world's
Speaker 3: lawyer or legal team feels like they have a case
Speaker 3: and that they feel like we're gonna win this case,
Speaker 3: I think everybody that has never negotiated from that amount
Speaker 3: of business or that side of business need to just
Speaker 3: sit back and just watch what's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Instead of saying, oh nah, you can't do that in.
Speaker 3: Rap, Can I go back to a few other points
Speaker 3: that he's just made protect the brand, Like.
Speaker 5: As a human being, I'm not saying this sarcastically. My
Speaker 5: heart does go out to Drake for your house being
Speaker 5: shot up and you have to take your kid out
Speaker 5: of school. That's insane. How much of that do we
Speaker 5: think is because Kendrick Lamar put up his house on
Speaker 5: a thumbnail.
Speaker 4: We don't know.
Speaker 3: Okay, you don't know, and I don't know, of.
Speaker 5: Course I don't know. We can speculate here with some
Speaker 5: common sense. I do not think Kendrick Lamar or anybody
Speaker 5: sent people to Drake's house to shoot it.
Speaker 1: I don't think that. I don't think Drake is a
Speaker 1: leegening that Kendrick had anything to do.
Speaker 5: I was going to Ball's point of you have to
Speaker 5: look at Drake's perspective as a human, like, what would
Speaker 5: you do if your house was shut out? You have
Speaker 5: to take your kids out. I feel for him there.
Speaker 5: I just don't know if that's a direct result of
Speaker 5: not like us or anything that is in this lawsuit.
Speaker 5: I think that's a completely separate situation that goes a
Speaker 5: bit deeper than Kendrick Lamar or anything to do with
Speaker 5: this particular battle. Now. I also think it must suck
Speaker 5: to hear mass say, oh yeah, all the kids are
Speaker 5: saying Drake's a pedophile. Him winning this suit is not
Speaker 5: going to change the minds of the young kids calling
Speaker 5: Drake a pedophile. They're not looking at this like, oh
Speaker 5: well he won in court with UMG, so he must
Speaker 5: not be a pedophile. We're speaking to the brand that
Speaker 5: Math was saying, the kids are calling you a pedophile.
Speaker 5: You can't change that with a lawsuit. The only way
Speaker 5: I could think to change that was to make good music.
Speaker 5: And hopefully people will start to forget about this battle
Speaker 5: and remember that great.
Speaker 3: Artists and just and just and just let the label
Speaker 3: that the company that that pushed that shit just right.
Speaker 3: It's so good they did.
Speaker 1: No, no, no. The only thing I can think of where
Speaker 1: it's like okay as far as his house being on there,
Speaker 1: that no, the label should have stepped in and said something, right,
Speaker 1: But both of these people are independent, they're just licensing.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is what were they supposed to do? Say, hey,
Speaker 1: you're calling Drake a pedophile. You can't put that out, Kendrake,
Speaker 1: that doesn't even make that's unprecedented, Like that doesn't even
Speaker 1: make sense, and put without the record. Yeah, you can't
Speaker 1: put that record out because you're calling Drake a pedophile.
Speaker 3: I'm not. But again, you will never hear me say that.
Speaker 3: The label should have said we're not putting.
Speaker 1: That record up so what should the label have done.
Speaker 3: I'm saying the label should have whatever contract an agreement
Speaker 3: that they have together, the label should have honored that.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that his team, his great lawyers, feel like
Speaker 3: his contract was violated.
Speaker 4: How would are people not comprehended?
Speaker 1: Because no one's saying that's what That's what I'm all saying.
Speaker 3: Why is he suing? This is a defamation case, just
Speaker 3: suing because of a rap bad bl da dah dah.
Speaker 3: And I'm saying, Yo, something in his contract was violate.
Speaker 1: But what we're saying is where are you getting that
Speaker 1: information from? That's what we're asking. I've asked you that
Speaker 1: from the beginning.
Speaker 3: They just issued a lawsuit federally to his company. You
Speaker 3: think this lawyers are going to do that without feeling
Speaker 3: like there's some validity in that his contract was they
Speaker 3: have his contract.
Speaker 5: We don't went through a lot of this. They're not Yes,
Speaker 5: they probably broke some form of the contract, but this
Speaker 5: is just a straight up defamation case. Now like they're
Speaker 5: suing for defamation and here's all the bad things that
Speaker 5: you guys funded that were set about me and changed
Speaker 5: my reputation. That you could do that even if there
Speaker 5: wasn't some defamation clause in your contract that doesn't make
Speaker 5: defamation legal now all of a sudden, So he's not
Speaker 5: even talking about his contract. From what I read, it's
Speaker 5: just straight up defamation.
Speaker 3: So okay. So in your brain you feel like this
Speaker 3: lawsuit is either complete bullshit.
Speaker 5: No, I think he has a case, and I think
Speaker 5: he'll win.
Speaker 1: I don't think he'll win.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out with the internet. I'm trying
Speaker 3: to figure out what y'all feel about, Like, what are
Speaker 3: y'all thinking? So y'all feel you feel like he has
Speaker 3: a legit case and he'll win. You feel like he
Speaker 3: doesn't have a legit case and he'll lose.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that I don't think he has a
Speaker 1: legit case. I'm just looking for I would need to
Speaker 1: see examples of this happening before of two artists who
Speaker 1: are partnered with the same company and one set a
Speaker 1: really fucked up thing about the other one and they
Speaker 1: were like, Oh, you shouldn't have put that out or
Speaker 1: like that. That's what I'm looking for. I'm kind of
Speaker 1: looking for some precedent. What I'm saying is is that
Speaker 1: I get where Drake is coming from But just because
Speaker 1: your lawyers feel like you have a case that when
Speaker 1: it comes to rap and hip hop culture, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Because if somebody came in here and punched you in
Speaker 1: your shit, right, you have a case that they that
Speaker 1: they assaulted you. You have a case. You're win that case.
Speaker 1: But niggas to look at you and be like, well,
Speaker 1: why you ain't just fight back? Why the fuck you? You?
Speaker 1: You are rat? You snitched you. You send him to
Speaker 1: jail for punching you in your face. You're a rat,
Speaker 1: even though your or will tell you have a case
Speaker 1: to win.
Speaker 4: Me when have when have we ever seen.
Speaker 3: A company pushed the idea of somebody being a pedophile?
Speaker 5: I have not seen that before. And I understand we
Speaker 5: put pedophile rightfully so over here as but I did
Speaker 5: watch Jimmy. You can sit in Kelly Bobo all day
Speaker 5: if y'all want to. But just how you said, you've
Speaker 5: never seen a label. We've never seen this in a
Speaker 5: rap battle where pedophile is the message, We've never seen it.
Speaker 5: I've seen Biggie and Pop die over a rat beef.
Speaker 5: Get you know what, Neither one of those gentlemen ever called.
Speaker 3: Each other okay and I've seen Jay and Nas have
Speaker 3: the city shook up. You know what. Neither one of
Speaker 3: those gentlemen ever called each other. I've seen kiss and
Speaker 3: Beans shake shit up. You know what. Neither one of
Speaker 3: those gentlemen ever called or referred or even made like
Speaker 3: made even type of any type of women that this
Speaker 3: gentleman might be.
Speaker 1: And but those people also didn't have that on their
Speaker 1: jacket before for other people to say that about them.
Speaker 1: And because I don't think that Drake is a pedophile.
Speaker 1: So this is not me shipping on Drake, but Drake, listen, listen,
Speaker 1: I get, but this is the thing. You will be
Speaker 1: riding for Drake and going hard for him. But he
Speaker 1: knew what he was going to say about him, because
Speaker 1: that's already a ruler that had been on Drake. That's
Speaker 1: why Drake knew what Kendrick was gonna say. That's why
Speaker 1: you knew what Kendrick was gonna say. So we're not
Speaker 1: about to sit up talking to somebody that said that
Speaker 1: laughed at that.
Speaker 3: For this battle even began, I said, I sat here
Speaker 3: and said, I said, what are you gonna do? Call
Speaker 3: him a pedophile? Because I knew that people are online
Speaker 3: trying to make tiktoks and fucking snap stories and those
Speaker 3: other dumb shit think pieces about yeah nah, he was
Speaker 3: dating this girl, this girl, and he did this with
Speaker 3: this girl, and then he kissed this girl on stage
Speaker 3: and then he did that.
Speaker 4: So I'm just like, oh, so people are trying to
Speaker 4: make this a thing.
Speaker 5: This is where I would be on your side if
Speaker 5: he did not say call me a pedophile on one
Speaker 5: of the songs, and then two if he sued for
Speaker 5: Meet the Grams, which gets into more pedophile shit about
Speaker 5: his friends. There's the alleged daughtershit I'm a deadbeat father,
Speaker 5: all of that. Why isn't he also suing for that song?
Speaker 5: Because that song didn't have the impact, not like us did.
Speaker 5: That's why people view this as you are a sore
Speaker 5: loser and that's why you're suing. He's not suing for
Speaker 5: Me the Grams.
Speaker 3: Brot Me the Grahams.
Speaker 5: Has pedophile shit in it too.
Speaker 3: Let Me, let Me, let Me just.
Speaker 5: Didn't work and stick the way not like us did.
Speaker 5: But UMG still put that record out, all right?
Speaker 3: So you you been somebody that has put out music,
Speaker 3: you me and somebody that's working in industry, do you not
Speaker 3: think that UMG worked that songs, all right, So why
Speaker 3: are you sitting here acting like you say, no meet
Speaker 3: the grant because they didn't work Meet the Grahams. They
Speaker 3: didn't put the push they did behind Meet the Grams
Speaker 3: that they did with not like us. You know how
Speaker 3: labels work.
Speaker 5: I know, but now it's so speak to that.
Speaker 3: But hey, I understand how UMG pushed that record and
Speaker 3: push that message.
Speaker 5: Can I answer that if this was still the petition
Speaker 5: about bad practices between a major and DSPs for pushing
Speaker 5: a specific song that pedophile shit, I would still agree
Speaker 5: with you. This is a defamation case about being called
Speaker 5: a pedophile. Why wouldn't Meet the Grams make that same
Speaker 5: exact definition.
Speaker 3: Again, you don't mention in.
Speaker 1: This lawsuit about them like not just put not pushing
Speaker 1: it illegally, but pushing it doing their job. This is
Speaker 1: a single, It was a hit wreckers, it was a
Speaker 1: hit record. Yes, this this is like not illegally pushing it,
Speaker 1: but you're pushing this song. One of the things that
Speaker 1: they brought up. For example, Drake's new lawsuit alleges that
Speaker 1: MG allowed content creators such as Kaye Sanad, No Life,
Speaker 1: shag RDC Gaming to monetize reaction videos to not like
Speaker 1: us without enforcing copyright claims right, which some labels do
Speaker 1: sometimes because it's like why am I gonna snatch down
Speaker 1: free advertising? This is free advertisement. So that is one
Speaker 1: of the things in the suit is like you were
Speaker 1: pushing this song that had this message, right, which again,
Speaker 1: like I said, I'm not mad at I'm queen get
Speaker 1: over on the and I'm queen get over on the law.
Speaker 1: So Drake can do whatever he wants to do. That's fine.
Speaker 1: I'm not surprised that Drake is suing to people who
Speaker 1: are surprised, that's whatever. My only conversation was, like I
Speaker 1: said when I brought up with Maul, is if you're
Speaker 1: gonna have these these standards, you're gonna stand and you're
Speaker 1: gonna sit in that seat, and you're gonna have these
Speaker 1: standards for hip hop. When it comes to Drake, you
Speaker 1: tend to look over those standards for hip hop because
Speaker 1: if Cole went and sued for a dish, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: stand on that. That's why there's.
Speaker 3: A plot Cole. If Cole felt like his label violated
Speaker 3: his contract and did some fu up shit that they
Speaker 3: shouldn't have did I was. I'm never with the labels.
Speaker 3: Fuck the labels same. I'm gonna support any artist that
Speaker 3: feels like they contract was violated.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna feel like up again that nowhere is anyone
Speaker 1: saying that his contract was violated. There's nothing that's saying
Speaker 1: in his coind Well.
Speaker 3: De maarrus again, more information is to come you only,
Speaker 3: we're only reacting off of what we have so far.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm reacting off off. You're reacting off of
Speaker 1: something that you're talking about. Ifs that's not what's going on.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the defamation. No, I can't tell you.
Speaker 4: What I've been telling you.
Speaker 3: If his lawyers, which ain't no fucking court appointed lawyers,
Speaker 3: if his lawyers feel like they have a case and
Speaker 3: they took this federal then we just got to say
Speaker 3: to ourselves, you know what his lawyers no more than
Speaker 3: we do, Okay, And that's all.
Speaker 5: I think we're having two different conversations here because we
Speaker 5: both agree that there is a case here. And let
Speaker 5: me walk back. I don't know if he'll win. I
Speaker 5: think there'll be a settlement because he has enough evidence
Speaker 5: to prove that they violated the contract or a defamation thing.
Speaker 5: We're talking about his brand and as a rapper and
Speaker 5: how insane it looks. And as of yesterday, I think
Speaker 5: it's solidified not like us, as the greatest, this record
Speaker 5: of all time because of this lawsuit. Come on, rap
Speaker 5: is perception degree, you know.
Speaker 3: Start when I'm gonna start taking, start taking, start taking it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna start taking what you say verbatim. It's because
Speaker 3: of the lawsuit that is now attached to this record,
Speaker 3: the definitions like okay, so it's not just the record
Speaker 3: where you feel like it's the greatest song, it's the lawsuit.
Speaker 5: The impact in which it had to the other artist
Speaker 5: caused that artist to go soothe their label for defamation
Speaker 5: because they put it out. If we're talking rap battle
Speaker 5: and not legal ship, that is an L my friend, Okay,
Speaker 5: that is an L. So and if you dude, you
Speaker 5: gotta do. Drake has way more money than me, way
Speaker 5: way more ship to focus on. I don't even know
Speaker 5: what it's like to be in that position, So who's
Speaker 5: to know what I would do in that situation. I'm
Speaker 5: here to just talk about the rapper perception at this point, Like,
Speaker 5: how would you feel if fifty in Games sued Jimmy
Speaker 5: Ivan in the middle of their beef. They were on
Speaker 5: the same label, they were funding both sides.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if somebody feels like something was violated and
Speaker 3: they Lloyds, I would be like, well, shit, the Lloyd's
Speaker 3: like they was able to do some bullshit.
Speaker 5: By by definition, for sure, Game or fifty with their
Speaker 5: back and forth, could have sued, like sued Inner Scope
Speaker 5: for defamation. You funded three hundred bars and running. Look
Speaker 5: at all this shit against a bobby. It's a lie
Speaker 5: everything My character feel like they put Game on a
Speaker 5: stripper poll with a tongue ring as an artwork at
Speaker 5: that time.
Speaker 3: Is that not such? Yeah?
Speaker 5: See it's and of course there's a difference between that
Speaker 5: and pedophile. But in the height of the gangster rap shit,
Speaker 5: you don't think that affected Game's reputation or how they
Speaker 5: viewed him. Yeah, people would really say, like, yo, that's
Speaker 5: a real folk. That was the artwork that they put out.
Speaker 5: So yes, Game in fifty boths would have a case
Speaker 5: to go sue. Anyone in a wrap peef when you're
Speaker 5: both on the same label, would have a case for
Speaker 5: defamation because rap battles by definition are defamation. Who can
Speaker 5: who can do that more and everyone, including yourself and
Speaker 5: me would look at fifty and game nuts if they
Speaker 5: would have done that, and we would have said, well,
Speaker 5: there's the loser, the one that just sued. It's a
Speaker 5: perception thing. I agree he has a case.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I just build out that man, because look,
Speaker 3: I don't ever want to keep talking about it.
Speaker 4: Can we just can we revisit it once it's all done?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 4: No matter what comes out after this, Can we visit
Speaker 4: it when it's final.
Speaker 3: Sure? If tomorrow morehit comes out and they're like, oh,
Speaker 3: look they found it labeled it, I don't even want
Speaker 3: to talk about it.
Speaker 5: I'm I fully believe that UMG has done some grimy
Speaker 5: shit to Drake when they had to negotiate with him
Speaker 5: and looked at what he was actually owed and deserved.
Speaker 5: Like any other company, no matter what industry you're in.
Speaker 5: We've heard plenty of times during negotiations where people start
Speaker 5: rumors in the newspaper or go on news and like, yes,
Speaker 5: this is a regular strategy when two giants are negotiating
Speaker 5: with each other, and it is illegal. But you have
Speaker 5: to add in the rap battle factor to this, where
Speaker 5: the rules are a little different and you will look
Speaker 5: nuts in the scheme of suing after a record works.
Speaker 3: Does he look nuts in the scheme of suing or
Speaker 3: does he look nuts in the fact that people are
Speaker 3: running around call him a pedophile.
Speaker 5: I don't think Drake's a pedophile.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying what you think. I'm saying, does he
Speaker 3: to you? Does he look more nuts in filing a lawsuit?
Speaker 3: Or does he look nuts in the fact that people
Speaker 3: are now walking around calling him a pedophile? I think
Speaker 3: like people are really believing that he's a pedophile. This
Speaker 3: isn't me dodging the question, is my actual answer. I
Speaker 3: think it just proves how great Kendrick Lamar handled this battle.
Speaker 3: If everyone is walking around calling Drake a pedophile when
Speaker 3: he's not a pedophile, that, my friends, is a masterclass
Speaker 3: in rap battling. He did what the fuck when when
Speaker 3: you are l when they go back and forth at
Speaker 3: the end of the ship, we don't even really go like, yeah,
Speaker 3: nah m not really like entertainment back and forth.
Speaker 5: But people now legitimately, which is crazy.
Speaker 3: I'm asking what looks crazier, me filing a lawsuit or
Speaker 3: me walking around and people think.
Speaker 5: And my answer again to that is winning this lawsuit
Speaker 5: will not change the minds of people who think nobody
Speaker 5: is talking about answer.
Speaker 1: You, I actually think that the lawsuit in the regular
Speaker 1: in the hip hop stratosphere, right, if we're talking about
Speaker 1: hip hop in the culture, in the hip hop stratosphere,
Speaker 1: because people who are walking around like yeah, I heard
Speaker 1: drinks and pedophile aren't really in the real hip hop
Speaker 1: stratosphere because if that's the case, they would know it
Speaker 1: would be a part of a rat battle and that
Speaker 1: there's nothing that really supports them.
Speaker 4: What do you mean people in hip hop not walking
Speaker 4: around saying that you.
Speaker 5: Were saying it was just a group of five thousand
Speaker 5: people on the community that we're saying it. No, he's
Speaker 5: suing because of the comments of the rap world.
Speaker 3: No, what I'm saying is, I don't think Drake cares
Speaker 3: about public perception.
Speaker 5: I mean all the public perception in the lawsuit.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm talking about as far as like yo, what
Speaker 3: with him suing makes him.
Speaker 5: Look like, oh yeah, he cares about I agree with
Speaker 5: you there.
Speaker 3: So when I'm saying to the mariagis there I absolutely
Speaker 3: people in hip hop who feel like Drake is a pedophile.
Speaker 3: I believe Kendrick Lamar feels like Drake is a real pedal.
Speaker 1: So what I was going to say is, I feel
Speaker 1: like those people felt like that before Not Like Us dropped.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm talking about who heard Not Like Us and
Speaker 1: was like I heard in a rap song that Drake
Speaker 1: is a pedophile.
Speaker 3: So like, I'm not talking about those people, I'm asking
Speaker 3: all right, So you feel like him suing is worse
Speaker 3: than him.
Speaker 1: Because eventually, eventually people would have gotten over that it
Speaker 1: was a rat battle, Drake, you keep making good music people.
Speaker 1: If people really felt like you were a pedophile, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be playing continuing to play your music, we see.
Speaker 3: So you feel like people would have got over the
Speaker 3: fact that or feeling like he's a pedophile, they would
Speaker 3: have forgot about that.
Speaker 1: I would have felt like the people who feel like
Speaker 1: he's a pedophile, who genuinely feel that way have already
Speaker 1: felt that way before Not Like Us comes out, and
Speaker 1: they were going to feel like that regardless. What I'm
Speaker 1: talking about is people who their first time coming into
Speaker 1: contact with that possible information was through the rat battle
Speaker 1: and they're just like, oh, they said these things back
Speaker 1: and forth to each other. I feel like that would
Speaker 1: have gotten over it I don't feel like if Drake's career.
Speaker 3: So you feel like him sing gonna it's gonna be
Speaker 3: a biggest thing than people call him.
Speaker 1: A pedophile when it comes to him being the greatest
Speaker 1: rapper alive. I feel like that is a thing. Yes,
Speaker 1: I feel like that. Unfortunately, when we're talking about hip
Speaker 1: hop and what's important.
Speaker 4: Hip hop comunity don't care about pedophiles. They don't look
Speaker 4: at it.
Speaker 1: You don't, we don't. That's been proven already.
Speaker 3: So then why should Drake try to protect this integrity
Speaker 3: of hip hop when there is obviously no integrity in
Speaker 3: hip hop?
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about Drake protecting it. I don't.
Speaker 3: You said he shouldn't, Sue, No, he shouldn't.
Speaker 1: I never said he shouldn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't say that.
Speaker 5: But that's not a hip hop that's a world.
Speaker 1: That I've never said Drake shouldn't, right.
Speaker 3: Sosten right, All right, cool, So we're gonna continue this
Speaker 3: once this entire case is closed.
Speaker 5: And of course we will, but I don't I won't
Speaker 5: have much to say if he wins, because I think
Speaker 5: he has a case, and all right, cool, he won,
Speaker 5: Now what So I'm not sure what once we get
Speaker 5: the results of this entire thing. What the convo will
Speaker 5: really be? Okay, I I think people if he wins
Speaker 5: and gets what he's asking for when you had that
Speaker 5: if scenario, I think if he gets what he wants
Speaker 5: and stays with UMG, the perception might look even crazier.
Speaker 5: You were okay with them funding a shit call you
Speaker 5: a pedophile. I thought you were standing on pedophiles the
Speaker 5: worst shit in the world morals, We cannot do that,
Speaker 5: but you still want to be in business with them
Speaker 5: because they gave you the money wanted. I think the
Speaker 5: perception all getting Crazier's the best perception is you win
Speaker 5: that case and you say fuck you MG and walk away,
Speaker 5: which is what I which I hope he does.
Speaker 1: I think one loser draw. I think he's walking away
Speaker 1: from UG. But that's whatever. My only point in what
Speaker 1: I was trying to get across to you is us
Speaker 1: having the conversation of conversations that we've had in the past,
Speaker 1: and why when it comes to things when it comes
Speaker 1: to Drake, whether I care about what Drake's doing or not,
Speaker 1: your bias shows because you care about certain things in
Speaker 1: hip hop and the integrity of hip hop and nah,
Speaker 1: you just don't do that in a rat battle. But
Speaker 1: then when it comes to things like this, it's like
Speaker 1: you can't see why even if you don't agree, you
Speaker 1: can't see why people are looking at him like this
Speaker 1: is a sore loser move, that's why you're doing this.
Speaker 3: You can't see white people are And I can see
Speaker 3: why people think a lot of this shit they think.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 3: Don't mean I have to agree with it, for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I could see why people think that. I don't have
Speaker 3: to agree with it. Yeah, said I never said I
Speaker 3: don't see why people think that, Okay, And I'm saying
Speaker 3: I don't think about I don't see I don't see
Speaker 3: how y'all don't see what he's doing as protecting his brand.
Speaker 4: That's the part I don't understand.
Speaker 1: Well, we I mean, we explain it to you, but
Speaker 1: we can. I mean to disagree.
Speaker 5: And I don't think there's anything wrong with Mal having
Speaker 5: a bias for his friend. If somebody if another podcast
Speaker 5: called Mall a pedophile, and we all know for a
Speaker 5: fact Mal is not a pedophile, and let's say it worked,
Speaker 5: everyone was going around saying Mall is a pedophile. You
Speaker 5: don't think I have a bias in screaming that Mall's
Speaker 5: not a pedophile. That was a corny fucking move. Of
Speaker 5: course I would.
Speaker 1: But that's but and this is the thing that's fine.
Speaker 1: The issue is when we're trying to get Mall to
Speaker 1: admit that he has said bias, Mal will say he
Speaker 1: doesn't have a bias, and I don't think that that's true.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I full out I had full out
Speaker 1: patron episode. You weren't here a satin exactly where? And
Speaker 1: I asked more, did he have a Drake bias? And
Speaker 1: he said no, Oh, as far as when it comes
Speaker 1: to music. When it comes to period, that's your front.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I don't have a bid when it comes
Speaker 3: to his music. I've sat on here and said when
Speaker 3: I didn't like Drake, I sat on here and said
Speaker 3: when I didn't like the single he dropped led with
Speaker 3: him and scissors the slime.
Speaker 1: We were having to like that about the Kendrick battle
Speaker 1: and the bat I'm ride with my Nega.
Speaker 3: I don't give what the other side.
Speaker 1: Is, okay, but I'm ribbing with my man.
Speaker 3: It's a battle and we're talking about Yeah, I'm on
Speaker 3: this side battleing. You got to pick a side, which
Speaker 3: is why I don't fuck with what your man did.
Speaker 3: You got to pick a side, Pick a side that's
Speaker 3: a wind, lose a drawer. We're gonna pick a side
Speaker 3: over here. I take the l but I ain't gonna
Speaker 3: be playing double dutch. Nah, they don't do that. So yeah,
Speaker 3: if it comes to a battle, I'm always riding with
Speaker 3: my niggas.
Speaker 1: And that's where we don't do that. We don't do that.
Speaker 1: You're setting hip hop rules. Don't do what not swing
Speaker 1: in a hip battle and in a rat battle or not.
Speaker 1: You know, not taking rat battle legal is also a
Speaker 1: hip hop rule, so you can't. But we don't do this,
Speaker 1: but the other ship.
Speaker 3: But you crossing the lines because you saying taking a
Speaker 3: hip hop battle to court.
Speaker 4: It's not Yeah, but it's not. It's not about the battle.
Speaker 3: It's the business that was done behind a record that
Speaker 3: was used in a battle. Kendrick, Kendrick Duckworth is not
Speaker 3: being asked to come to no court or nothing at all.
Speaker 3: So this isn't about that. This is about what the
Speaker 3: business did with a song that was used during a battle.
Speaker 3: This is not about the outcome of a battle. And
Speaker 3: you know, bring Kendrick in here because he said this
Speaker 3: about No, this is not that yo. I feel like
Speaker 3: y'all did some funny ship because y'all know the type
Speaker 3: of negotiations we have in I feel like y'all did
Speaker 3: some funny shit behind this record, and I can also
Speaker 3: prove it. And I also have language in my contract
Speaker 3: to where y'all violated my contract.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the final question and we can move on.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like if Kendrick had put out not
Speaker 1: Like Us and it said nothing about pedophilia is still
Speaker 1: blew up as big as it did? Do you feel
Speaker 1: like break would still be suing UMG if he called
Speaker 1: him something else file, I feel like something else Still.
Speaker 3: I feel like, no matter what, if he feels like
Speaker 3: something in his contract was violated and he's in the
Speaker 3: middle of one of the biggest negotiations and artists has
Speaker 3: ever been in the middle of in the history of music,
Speaker 3: I feel like he would be going.
Speaker 5: To court for Do you think that's again because we
Speaker 5: kind of went past it as the final question, do
Speaker 5: you think Kendrick Lamar has a case against UMG as
Speaker 5: well as far as defamation? You funded a record that
Speaker 5: said A couple records that said I beat my wife,
Speaker 5: used my wife's name, talked about my children that aren't mine.
Speaker 5: Does he not also have a defamation case?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 1: If he filed that defamation case. If this battle had
Speaker 1: went the opposite way, if Ken.
Speaker 3: Comes out tomorrow defamation against the UMG, I would be like, yo,
Speaker 3: if they violated some of this contract.
Speaker 4: I hope he gets all the money he wants.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, cool. Have you guys heard Jim Jones' reply?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I like that he wrapped.
Speaker 3: I mean, oh no, we know that he's in record
Speaker 3: time and he Jim gonna respond when he had to
Speaker 3: respond to push it. He shot a video an hour. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he had a video out and edited colored everything in
Speaker 3: an hour and a half.
Speaker 5: Like how do you find a camera for forty fifth?
Speaker 4: Yeah, n Jim, and he gonna respond. We're not about
Speaker 4: Jim respond.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna compare being called a pedophile to your
Speaker 5: from the Bronx. But I do like this.
Speaker 4: It's one a one.
Speaker 5: We know the Bronx is thirty as fucks.
Speaker 3: It's closel chair.
Speaker 1: We not.
Speaker 3: We ain't gonna keep running with that brun You know
Speaker 3: the Bronx datiful parts, it's some beautiful parts of the Bronx.
Speaker 5: We're not doing beauty in dirt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, knowledge, I'm not trying to think it seemed like
Speaker 3: the Bronx is like, you know, just like a wasteland,
Speaker 3: Like we're not doing that the Bronx. Come on, peach peas, nos.
Speaker 1: I have some good nights in the Bronx. Learn how
Speaker 1: to crip walk in the Bronx.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you have to know alam you want to
Speaker 4: be hanging out.
Speaker 5: So we finally revealed the crypt friends saying his name
Speaker 5: for like two years.
Speaker 1: That's also not who I was up there with. But
Speaker 1: that's mad funny that you said that.
Speaker 3: That's just funny.
Speaker 1: That's funny that you trying. I'm gonna bleep that, but
Speaker 1: I'm fucking crying.
Speaker 5: No, But I like I like Jim's snippet obviously promoting
Speaker 5: the album he put up. He put up some some
Speaker 5: maga merch, make dip set greater.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie. Beefing with Cam and then wearing
Speaker 3: dipset gloves in your response video was just like, all right, maam,
Speaker 3: it's a grown conspiracy online that this is all you
Speaker 3: know being, this is a play, it's just being you know,
Speaker 3: it's set up like they not really, this is not
Speaker 3: really a real beef. This is all you know, This
Speaker 3: is kind of marketing. This is kind of what.
Speaker 5: You call the what the young boys call it clout chasing, yes,
Speaker 5: uh and the Republicans called grifting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, all right.
Speaker 5: I guess I can go with that theory that they're
Speaker 5: behind this because we've actually heard for years behind the
Speaker 5: scenes that they're who is it le or that someone
Speaker 5: was trying to get Jim to beef with Cam, or
Speaker 5: like Mace was behind the scenes saying like, yo, we
Speaker 5: should beef for the public. This has been a thing.
Speaker 5: But even when they were all beefing, they've always worn
Speaker 5: dip set shit. They created it together. I'm still wearing
Speaker 5: dipset even if I'm beefing with dipset. It's what I'm
Speaker 5: I'm doing. And I like that he replied with raps
Speaker 5: that weren't like emotional, Like he didn't and I don't
Speaker 5: think Cam's response was emotional, but that could have been
Speaker 5: more of a crash out with a reply.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I liked that he just got up there and told
Speaker 5: his story and plugged his album that's coming out and
Speaker 5: promoted his single. That's how I mean.
Speaker 4: I mean, I just don't want.
Speaker 5: Jim looks like the mature one after that, Like, I
Speaker 5: thought it was a good move if Jim really got
Speaker 5: on there and got emotional and started saying emotion.
Speaker 4: This whole thing is based off of emotions.
Speaker 5: I'm saying more of the like suck my dick route
Speaker 5: or like all this in raps. He just went and
Speaker 5: told the story, told a SI listen. I respect it
Speaker 5: and high end wraps gray Be. I just hate that
Speaker 5: it's it's where it's at with these two. I just
Speaker 5: think that some of the things that have been exposed
Speaker 5: and talked about publicly should have never been talked about,
Speaker 5: especially when talking about Jim and Cam.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's just way too personal. And I
Speaker 3: don't I just don't think that that's for entertainment. I
Speaker 3: don't think that they should be beef and for entertainment.
Speaker 3: I don't believe like how some people online up start
Speaker 3: to say this is all fake and they're doing this
Speaker 3: just to you know, I don't. I don't think that
Speaker 3: that's real. I think that this is a real issue
Speaker 3: that they have. They've been through this before, seems like
Speaker 3: they go through this every few years. But I do
Speaker 3: think that this may be the like the final you
Speaker 3: know straw where I don't think that we'll be seeing
Speaker 3: the Dipset reunion anytime No.
Speaker 5: And and to that conspiracy, I wouldn't see the point
Speaker 5: this time around.
Speaker 3: Jim.
Speaker 5: I think, like we said last episode is the past
Speaker 5: few years has created a great solo rap career for himself.
Speaker 5: Cam is doing great on that show. Why would they
Speaker 5: need that? They don't neither of them need this. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so I don't know if I'm going that conspiracy all right,
Speaker 5: but let's let's just just for shits and gigs. How
Speaker 5: long before we see Jim on it is what it is?
Speaker 5: I think they make up.
Speaker 4: Elliott was on within what a week and a half.
Speaker 5: I think Cam is so petty that they make up
Speaker 5: and are cool, and he still never invites him up
Speaker 5: there because it'd be too good of a look. Yeah,
Speaker 5: even when they've made up, we've seen how how petty
Speaker 5: Cam can be, to the point that when they were cool,
Speaker 5: he even bought the vamp like copyright without Jim even knowing.
Speaker 5: I don't know it was cool.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, I just seem like because Cam
Speaker 3: is petty, but then he had the petty king up
Speaker 3: there and they was beefing fifty. So if like Cam
Speaker 3: and Fifty could sit down and chop it, I don't
Speaker 3: think he'll do it is what it is.
Speaker 4: I think he'll do come and talk with Flee. That's
Speaker 4: what I could see.
Speaker 5: I could definitely see that.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I don't know if I don't know
Speaker 3: if Jim and and Mace could be in the studio together, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's you know, even though Mace
Speaker 3: did say h it, try to get them on the
Speaker 3: phone together so they could squash it. And I love
Speaker 3: that Mace put that out there, like, let'ten and I'll
Speaker 3: try to get them to talk, you know, privately before
Speaker 3: anything went to where it went. You can't make two
Speaker 3: grown men get on the phone and speak if they
Speaker 3: don't want to. But the fact that Mace tried that,
Speaker 3: I love that. But I could see a come and
Speaker 3: talk with Flea. I can see Jim doing a come
Speaker 3: and talk with Flee.
Speaker 5: My last rap battle comment. Do you think if Drake
Speaker 5: does decide to rap, he will call Kendrick Lamar's halftime
Speaker 5: performance a two B movie. I can see him getting
Speaker 5: that bar off. Why you have because they're streaming the
Speaker 5: super Bowl on two What do you mean they're streaming
Speaker 5: the super Bowl on to how I mean electricity? I
Speaker 5: assume I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know, so is it? Wait the super Bowl is.
Speaker 1: No, not exclusively.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: I want to be like I didn't know the super
Speaker 5: Bowl rights to two B.
Speaker 3: I didn't wait wait see what you out?
Speaker 5: Now you pocket watching like I was with Meek. You
Speaker 5: don't know what I got it? Man, fair, you don't
Speaker 5: even know this could be a Meek and to Be
Speaker 5: collab what Fox Fox.
Speaker 3: Owns to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now, okay, so that's a good look.
Speaker 3: Give them a little look.
Speaker 5: But I feel like that would be a good jab
Speaker 5: if for a Drake reply, your halftime show was a
Speaker 5: two B movie? Like yeah, I mean not that it
Speaker 5: would really have much validity because it's still the super Bowl,
Speaker 5: But got to get that ship off.
Speaker 3: I get it. Okay, but okay, I was I was
Speaker 3: great to go go like wait wait wait wait, because
Speaker 3: y'all was you know, talking crazy about Beyonce and hell
Speaker 3: fucking Christmas Netflix performance too be you man? No, But
Speaker 3: now that this is a Fox, you know, this is
Speaker 3: one of the Foxes, you know, little homies. It makes sense.
Speaker 4: I see the business. I see the business behind it.
Speaker 1: Shows that get better now, a little bit more high budget.
Speaker 4: What you think I mean, the money is obviously there.
Speaker 5: I think Fox is gonna be yelling to bees from
Speaker 5: the Bronx. I don't think it's There'll be a split
Speaker 5: at some point. They trying to put a little homo on.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's gonna work. Give them a little
Speaker 5: look and then like hold it over their head. Yeah,
Speaker 5: like we gave you that look.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know how that ship gave you the super
Speaker 3: Bowl a few weeks away.
Speaker 1: You excited?
Speaker 3: Think's to the super Bowl. I don't know yet, man,
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's still too it's still too early.
Speaker 3: Even like obviously, I feel like.
Speaker 5: I want to see the lines injuries like that.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be mad at that. The Detroit gonna go
Speaker 4: crazy if the Lions go.
Speaker 5: I'd like to see the cities of Detroit or Buffalo
Speaker 5: finally get there.
Speaker 4: That's like a that's a man super Bowl, right, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a blue collar yellar.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Still them niggas still take they lunch to work.
Speaker 3: They all have the black lung, the black all of them.
Speaker 3: They don't spend when they get on from work fucking
Speaker 3: back in the United States. Absolutely, but I'm excited. I
Speaker 3: might go down in New Orleans.
Speaker 5: I'm still figuring that out, but not to the actual game.
Speaker 5: You know, it might be in the n streets, you know,
Speaker 5: give le Angelos.
Speaker 1: Can I come? I've never been to New Orleans.
Speaker 5: I would say this.
Speaker 3: Is a reason why you've never been. This is you
Speaker 3: might not come back from New Orleans. You might be
Speaker 3: out there just doing too much.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't really do too much when I go out,
Speaker 1: but I do. You sat here and almost went crazy.
Speaker 3: Told my New Orleans accents, like it's just something about it,
Speaker 3: that's about the New Orleans accents.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite.
Speaker 5: Was just in your d MS.
Speaker 4: Homie was just in your d M.
Speaker 5: He got a spot.
Speaker 1: You think he let me borrow without him being there.
Speaker 5: No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: He'll be there.
Speaker 1: I'm so I'm so cool.
Speaker 5: There's anywhere he'll be, it'll be It'll be home.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I'm mad cool on that, actually, but I've never been.
Speaker 1: I heard they have the best food in the world.
Speaker 1: That's why I want.
Speaker 5: It's definitely up there. I feel like you should go
Speaker 5: on for sure super Bowl weekend or like, yeah, I
Speaker 5: want to do some essence like go do a New
Speaker 5: Orleans experience by yourself.
Speaker 1: I want to do like a I want to go
Speaker 1: like do some recent here trying like whodoo and voodoo,
Speaker 1: like I want to.
Speaker 5: Oh it's there, you can feel it. It's in the air.
Speaker 1: That's that's my type of ship.
Speaker 5: So hm, maybe did they put the new equalizer word
Speaker 5: queenland Teef on two B because those moves that looked
Speaker 5: like A.
Speaker 3: Two be special.
Speaker 4: I caught some of some of the Queen the Teeth
Speaker 4: on either.
Speaker 3: Listen. We love Queen the Teeth man, she's a legend icon,
Speaker 3: but I just think it's certain roles. We got to
Speaker 3: be like, all right, man, all.
Speaker 5: Right, where do we where do we rank this? With
Speaker 5: keV Hart's handgun display at the end of that movie
Speaker 5: versus Queen of Teeth for whooping three guys ass with
Speaker 5: the scarfs in a project lobby with a scarf at
Speaker 5: that Where did the scarf get that much weight?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 1: And that ship Now it's like lightweight. So you could
Speaker 1: just like kind of like remember what we used to
Speaker 1: take the.
Speaker 5: Five grown men?
Speaker 3: Those are like four grown men or that were really
Speaker 3: trying to hurt her though, like that's that scarf is
Speaker 3: that cash Meal wasn't supposed to do all of that.
Speaker 5: Do you feel like in movies sometimes they already know
Speaker 5: what this scene is going to do and do it
Speaker 5: for viral purposes. Probably when they shot this, no one
Speaker 5: was sitting there like this is going to be one
Speaker 5: of those fighting scenes that like Jetly did, Everyone's be
Speaker 5: like this is hilarious that Queen Latifa is beating up
Speaker 5: five men with a score and one of them ran
Speaker 5: away and Mike Eppsen is laughing in the front seat.
Speaker 1: Well not everybody, though, because if you're casting Queen Latifa
Speaker 1: in the movie, the demographic you're trying to get will
Speaker 1: believe the scarf thing.
Speaker 5: We've seen her whoop ass in movies, don't get me wrong,
Speaker 5: but this is a.
Speaker 3: Different You don't think this this this show is trying
Speaker 3: to target my demographic.
Speaker 1: You're demographic? No, I think your mom. I think they
Speaker 1: want you.
Speaker 4: They absolutely targeted me. What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Nah?
Speaker 1: I think they want you?
Speaker 3: Are you crazy?
Speaker 5: You feel targeted?
Speaker 3: Yes? And I don't believe none of this scene.
Speaker 1: Why do you feel targeted? Why would you think they
Speaker 1: were trying to get you a female equalizer? That's what
Speaker 1: was somebody with a scarf. They use Queen Latifa. Why
Speaker 1: do you think that you're the demographic?
Speaker 3: Because I'm gonna just go out on the women say
Speaker 3: that the age that Queen Latifa's portrayed in this may
Speaker 3: be age, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But demographic is more than age. Demographic is more than age.
Speaker 4: Like the cast maybe, like, what are we talking about here?
Speaker 3: But this is absolutely thirty five to thirty five plus
Speaker 3: year olds. This is this equalized. The show is definitely targeted.
Speaker 1: Demographic age' that's one thing that's It's more than just age.
Speaker 1: It's race, it's lifestyle and the streets gender more than anything.
Speaker 1: They put it a You think they put Queen Latifa
Speaker 1: as a female equalizer for you, for men. That was
Speaker 1: not for men that were women.
Speaker 3: All right, So you think any girl that I grew
Speaker 3: up with on my block is going to see this
Speaker 3: and believe this scene.
Speaker 1: No, it's not about believing the scene. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: purely who who the demographic of this is for. Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't even think that girls that grew up on
Speaker 1: your block. Again, I don't think that's the demographic. I
Speaker 1: think the demographic is your mother. That's who I think
Speaker 1: the demographic.
Speaker 3: I think you think the old.
Speaker 1: I think women, older women are power.
Speaker 4: You think they targeted seventy year old women this show.
Speaker 1: Yes, seventy sixty and fifty year old women. Yes, I
Speaker 1: think that that's the demographic. I mean, I don't those
Speaker 1: are a Queen Latifa fans.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now, like.
Speaker 1: I'm crazy.
Speaker 3: If you think the Equalizer A targeting sixty and seventy
Speaker 3: old people, You're crazy. Okay, absolutely.
Speaker 5: I mean the main one is probably thirties and forties,
Speaker 5: but I'm sure they'd like to.
Speaker 1: Like what I think you think the fifties. I think
Speaker 1: forties and fifties.
Speaker 3: I just said that.
Speaker 1: But no, you said your age, he's forty. I can
Speaker 1: forget that time.
Speaker 3: What was I talking about it? Why y'all? Okay, y'all
Speaker 3: trying to make you sound crazy all the time.
Speaker 1: Don't you don't act your age? This is for old.
Speaker 1: When I think of this, I'm thinking about older people
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 3: That's crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking older people, older people like ma.
Speaker 5: Sure just let us slide.
Speaker 4: No, No, it's not much. I told you twenty five
Speaker 4: all lives. I'm listening to it.
Speaker 5: You know, act your ages.
Speaker 1: When I say you don't act his age. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying he acts childish. I'm saying what he does for
Speaker 1: a living in the type of like what you do
Speaker 1: for a living, and the type of shit that you
Speaker 1: watch that's not your like, that's not your age.
Speaker 4: G podcasting, you think Joe Rogan is not older than me?
Speaker 1: Sure, but.
Speaker 3: You think so? Do you think? All right?
Speaker 4: Because we could keep going, I can keep prove wrong,
Speaker 4: but I'm not.
Speaker 5: Do you Do you think Equalizer and Joe Rogan are
Speaker 5: trying to target the same people.
Speaker 3: Joe Rogan is not trying to target who the Egalizers
Speaker 3: trying to.
Speaker 5: Why isn't Joe Rogan in the Equalizer? If Queen Lativa
Speaker 5: beat up Joe Rogan at this scene, you have my
Speaker 5: twelve ninety nine, I'm going to theirs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not even streaming. I might need to see you.
Speaker 3: I might need to see the second part of this fight.
Speaker 3: I might like when he get his get back, when
Speaker 3: he got the scoff. I want to see what Joe
Speaker 3: he the scoff wrapped around his arm and he pulled
Speaker 3: that shit away from me.
Speaker 5: No, he hops out of an ayahuasca tank with this
Speaker 5: car taking.
Speaker 3: A cold plunge.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I want to see.
Speaker 5: I mean, all these fight scenes we don't fully believe
Speaker 5: until I saw this other clip. Can you pull up
Speaker 5: that link under the Queen la Tea for ship? Yeah,
Speaker 5: I got you, mall, this is not a movie set.
Speaker 5: That guy did that in real life. Imagine you chilling
Speaker 5: at the mall and that happens.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: That's a real life fighting scene for sure. Maybe Queen
Speaker 5: Latifa could do that shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, that's crazy. If that's not a movie set,
Speaker 3: getting that off in real life is crazy.
Speaker 5: What's the shit someone bio on them do when they
Speaker 5: jump up and do it's like their versus triple axle, Like,
Speaker 5: what's that spin called? He did that shit with another
Speaker 5: man's neck between his thighs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now he knows something. He knows something.
Speaker 3: He's been studying.
Speaker 5: Stick got guys with riot shields and weapons that are terrified.
Speaker 5: He came in raw dog.
Speaker 3: And did that shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's been training, even paying attention.
Speaker 5: Yo, I saw the funniest trend. I hope TikTok does
Speaker 5: not end this trend. In the Houston Gallery of Mall,
Speaker 5: there are people faking proposals and then go into full
Speaker 5: blown WWE fighting scenes like they'll stop in the food
Speaker 5: court to set.
Speaker 3: Up this whole flash dance. This is this is.
Speaker 5: W w E flash dance. Everyone looks, oh my god,
Speaker 5: a proposal and then it gets into a full blown
Speaker 5: fucking rock.
Speaker 3: But this is all for TikTok, right, so all this
Speaker 3: type of shit is over.
Speaker 1: Well, this is a professional wrestler that did this too.
Speaker 5: Oh ma, you know how many times I've been to
Speaker 5: the gallery of food court. Why does doesn't this happen
Speaker 5: to me in real life?
Speaker 3: Look at the I want to be eating. He crawled
Speaker 3: out of the frame.
Speaker 1: Yo. I never watched the whole clip. This is fucking
Speaker 1: hilarious because it really is like wrestling.
Speaker 5: And then you don't even know who side she on
Speaker 5: because it was pitched as baby father interrupts proposal with
Speaker 5: new boyfriend. She beats up the new boyfriend too, Yeah.
Speaker 1: New boyfriend, baby fret father. Let me beat my baby father.
Speaker 1: As you don't.
Speaker 3: The other girl was just standing on the table waiting
Speaker 3: for him to come over. There this gentleman is trying
Speaker 3: to is waiting for his wife to finish trying on
Speaker 3: his shoes. Yo.
Speaker 5: When I tell you, do we know? Is this like
Speaker 5: a group do they have like their own page. I
Speaker 5: would train for months to have the opportunity to be
Speaker 5: a part of this.
Speaker 1: Well, they're professional wrestler, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: This would be a dream for me if they took
Speaker 5: me under their wing. I want to do like the
Speaker 5: American dream in Jersey, Like I'll train for safety.
Speaker 3: This would be the.
Speaker 1: Cops to get you out of here so quickly and
Speaker 1: O for two for proposals. You good with like your
Speaker 1: hips and like your like legs, like that, like your thighs.
Speaker 5: I would train. They're not what they used to when
Speaker 5: I That's not what I asked.
Speaker 1: I asked, are you good now?
Speaker 3: Like I never people do this message No, no, that
Speaker 3: means they can't.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, old football injury, old track injury.
Speaker 3: But you know I was all the time and I
Speaker 3: would have would.
Speaker 5: Have been in the league. But I think one of
Speaker 5: those easier moves I could be a part of.
Speaker 4: What's the easy one to jump off the table?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and like throw me into a ballpit or something.
Speaker 4: Ball pit the middle of the middle of an escalator,
Speaker 4: eating a ball pit.
Speaker 5: They have that the American dream. They have everything?
Speaker 3: All right, Baby, did we got any voicemails.
Speaker 1: You've got mail, yes, we only have. So this is
Speaker 1: the thing, y'all, when y'all are sending voicemails, you have
Speaker 1: a minute in thirty seconds. Please tell that entire story
Speaker 1: in a minute in thirty seconds. I'm not playing a
Speaker 1: seven minute voicemail on this episode. Yeah, No, that's we
Speaker 1: definitely not doing We're not doing that. I need I
Speaker 1: need y'all to get it off in a minute in
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. Okay, that's number one. Number two more people
Speaker 1: need to leave voicemails, y'all have to, and don't call
Speaker 1: asking stupid. There's a couple of them I have to
Speaker 1: skip because y'all in here asking stupid questions. Asking questions,
Speaker 1: y'all know we are going to give you answer to
Speaker 1: Just call ask our advice and we'll give it to you.
Speaker 1: But yes, I do have one that fits the bill.
Speaker 1: So you guys ready, Hey.
Speaker 6: This is king. I think my question for y'all is
Speaker 6: really just what is some of your favorite fashion brands
Speaker 6: right now? And what are some of your favorite fashion
Speaker 6: trends that you've either observed or you've partaked in the
Speaker 6: past or current?
Speaker 3: Yess it?
Speaker 4: Current fashion trends?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that we like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like red boots, big red boots.
Speaker 5: That's what would you have done if I showed up
Speaker 5: to the pot wheels boots on left.
Speaker 4: I just look at you and laugh same way.
Speaker 5: But I wasn't trolling, Like I came in, but I
Speaker 5: had that ship on.
Speaker 1: You come in here all the time. Think you got
Speaker 1: that ship on? We know this pot with you? No,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 5: What if I come in and like you see my drip?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got that ship on today?
Speaker 5: I wear fucking earth tones.
Speaker 3: What about the current fashion trends right now? I don't
Speaker 3: even know if I know what the current fashion trends.
Speaker 1: I only know for women. I don't know for men.
Speaker 1: For women, uh many many shorts are back in, Like
Speaker 1: shorts look like panties.
Speaker 3: When did they leave? Nah, women have been naked for
Speaker 3: the last it's different.
Speaker 5: Can we bring sun dresses just back?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 5: I wasn't even mad when all the chicks were dressing
Speaker 5: like Swat Team members that summer.
Speaker 1: But like you talked mad ship that summer, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about?
Speaker 5: You were asses looked great. It was just hilarious like Swat.
Speaker 1: Team, Like the one pieces like body suits that like
Speaker 1: had cuffed like underwear like banthing suits almost or the
Speaker 1: full body suits where it's like racer kind.
Speaker 5: Of sound was funny. But they were putting on like
Speaker 5: vests over those body suits, and I'm like, all right,
Speaker 5: sealed team six, we didn't.
Speaker 1: Call you, So I think that's cute.
Speaker 3: I don't know any current fashion trends all. I guess
Speaker 3: the shisties, y'all can give rid of that. That's just
Speaker 3: for safety. Everybody just being dressed and having on the
Speaker 3: ski mask is like.
Speaker 1: It's says on it today And I thought about putting
Speaker 1: on a shisty. It was cold as fucking you. In
Speaker 1: New York, we're shisty.
Speaker 5: But in the summertime, Like you can't ban hoverboards and
Speaker 5: not band shisties in the summer, Like what you're wearing
Speaker 5: that for? Except for crime? But the trend of your kids,
Speaker 5: I feel like, are all wearing hot topic pants now?
Speaker 3: Big pants? Yeah, yeah, parachute pants.
Speaker 5: That's the thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I get it. I'm not mad at I mean,
Speaker 3: everything has this when we was growing up. But when
Speaker 3: I was growing up, big pants was in. That was
Speaker 3: a thing, Like, so I see how everything comes back,
Speaker 3: big baggy jeans, wide leg, flare bottom with they dragging
Speaker 3: on the floor, you can't even see your boot. All
Speaker 3: of that is back Like, I'm not really a fan
Speaker 3: of that, but I understand that. I get it.
Speaker 5: Do we think with the baggy pant trend? This has
Speaker 5: been my ignorant observation because I don't really be outside
Speaker 5: or be on fucking blogs for fashion. I feel like
Speaker 5: sneaker culture has dipped a little bit because all the
Speaker 5: trendy kids that wear sneakerheads are wearing baggy clothes that
Speaker 5: don't even really show the sneaker, and everyone's wearing big
Speaker 5: ass boots so they can go with their baggy shit. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I walked past the Supreme store. I don't see the
Speaker 5: lines that used to be. And I could be completely wrong.
Speaker 5: It could be skyrocketing. Well, I know observation in my bubble.
Speaker 5: I feel like the sneaker collector sneakerhead shit has died
Speaker 5: down a bit.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's died down to I feel like
Speaker 1: that's a Nike has a lot to do with that. Though.
Speaker 5: With skinny jeans, you needed the fucking high top sneaker
Speaker 5: and that was the piece. Now it's the pants. Yeah, yeah, So.
Speaker 1: Nike made shit so hard with the Nike dot remember
Speaker 1: the fucking Nike dot Com app and trying to get
Speaker 1: drops and sneakers became too exclusive, and like when you
Speaker 1: make something too exclusive, motherfuckers don't want it because they
Speaker 1: don't even try to shop for it. They know they're
Speaker 1: not going to get it. So many people that got
Speaker 1: the cool sneakers are sneaker heads now.
Speaker 3: But the resale game is dying though, Like, yeah, shoes
Speaker 3: are sitting like Jordan's are sitting in the stores now,
Speaker 3: like and that's when you start seeing that happen. It's like, okay,
Speaker 3: like that resale shit, people buying a bunch of them shits.
Speaker 4: Just that's over with people not even wearing them.
Speaker 3: Sh It's harder to get like new balances and fucking
Speaker 3: you know shit like that now, like collapsed sneakers with
Speaker 3: local artists. It's harder to get those sneakers than it
Speaker 3: is to get a pair of Jordan's now. Like, I
Speaker 3: don't know the fashion world is, you know, it's tricky.
Speaker 3: It has ups and downs. Especially we just told about
Speaker 3: streetwear and things like that. A lot of brands come
Speaker 3: and go.
Speaker 1: Do you have any streetwear brands that you're willing to
Speaker 1: because I know certain shit you're not willing to shout
Speaker 1: out because they ain't paying you. But they did ask like,
Speaker 1: are there any brands that like you really fuck with,
Speaker 1: either new or upcoming or ones you're loyal to because
Speaker 1: people care about the way that you're dressed. I don't
Speaker 1: know why, but they do.
Speaker 5: I got that shit on he was hating.
Speaker 3: Before streetwear brand. I mean shouts my people at godspeed,
Speaker 3: those my guys. I mean that's still supreme depending on
Speaker 3: what it is. But outside of that, I don't really
Speaker 3: jump too much into streetway like that anymore.
Speaker 5: Like y'all don't feel like it's been kind of a
Speaker 5: open disrespect to my face that I haven't been in
Speaker 5: a campaign yet. Yeah, in the beginning, it was like,
Speaker 5: I get it, I'm not that pop and whatever.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 5: I think it's personal now seeing people that like humbly
Speaker 5: because I don't. I really don't think I'm famous, zeless,
Speaker 5: celebrity of anything. People have way more following me, but
Speaker 5: i'd be seeing some people that one are uglier than
Speaker 5: me and have less followers. Person like this is they
Speaker 5: sit in their creative meeting and are like, all right,
Speaker 5: remember no Rory this campaign. That's the first one no
Speaker 5: one in the marketing team ever suggest that.
Speaker 3: Sor right.
Speaker 4: We just make our own ship. That's how we get
Speaker 4: around that.
Speaker 1: Y'all can make some cool ship.
Speaker 4: I see that now.
Speaker 3: You know what, she don't get no packages just because
Speaker 3: she said we ain't making no ame watch.
Speaker 4: You know she would be.
Speaker 3: The first one. I need that. Nah nah yo.
Speaker 5: Ame is my my favorite brand, and I think people
Speaker 5: have known that for now. Like every photo or pod,
Speaker 5: I'm wearing some type of Ame. I'm happy with their success.
Speaker 5: The new store. They are investors light years above from
Speaker 5: when I started wearing it, and that being like the
Speaker 5: local queen shop. I knew all the employees. I walk in.
Speaker 5: Now I feel real disrespected. I certain you have an appointment.
Speaker 5: Oh there's a line they put me with the common folk, like, no,
Speaker 5: I was here with the first T shirt.
Speaker 3: I'll go back to that time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm starting to become that person, like not the dude,
Speaker 5: you know who I am. But they even when they
Speaker 5: had the older store and the lines would get crazy,
Speaker 5: they were doing exclusive drops. I knew all the people
Speaker 5: there because I've been shopping there since they opened it.
Speaker 5: And oh, come on, come on, I'm still paying They're
Speaker 5: not give me no free shit. I'm a paying customer,
Speaker 5: but now they just look at me like who go
Speaker 5: into the line with the tourists.
Speaker 4: Got it's cold, go get a coffee and stand outside.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then like you know they have because you
Speaker 5: have an account there when I go check out and
Speaker 5: they can see how much business I've had, I look
Speaker 5: at him right in the eyes, like you made me
Speaker 5: wait forty minutes to come in here, and you.
Speaker 3: Are such a carrot he is.
Speaker 1: It's bad. It's bad.
Speaker 3: I think it's gotten worse as you had a daughter.
Speaker 3: It's I don't know if you know.
Speaker 5: It's let me ask you this. This is a good
Speaker 5: this is a good conversation. Yes, I agree. I do
Speaker 5: have my Karen moments for sure, not denying that is
Speaker 5: that Karen shit, though, if you have supported sense to
Speaker 5: be getting supported, Yes, for free, I have promoted it.
Speaker 3: Listen, No, because I think is free. I think you
Speaker 3: misunderstand what I'm saying. Yes, it is karras shit, but
Speaker 3: I also agree with it. Okay, all right, cool, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm not here in his way here, I'm not notching
Speaker 3: what you're doing. I'm just laughing when I see you
Speaker 3: go through like that is such carras shit. But I'm
Speaker 3: with you on that. I feel like you can see
Speaker 3: my spinning history. Look me in my eye when you
Speaker 3: look up from that. Mama too, like, yeah, it look
Speaker 3: me in my eyes. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And I'm not mad because you know, they got a
Speaker 5: whole new staff and a lot of the people that
Speaker 5: worked at Ame now are like in the executive level,
Speaker 5: Like they're not the cashiers or the salesman anymore. They
Speaker 5: have like roles now that are way higher because they've
Speaker 5: been with the company. Yeah, it's just a new breath
Speaker 5: that has no idea who the fuck I am, which
Speaker 5: is fine, but it is insulting to my ego, right,
Speaker 5: which gets me on my parent should I should have
Speaker 5: been shopping online during COVID, I should have been outside
Speaker 5: showing face meet meeting the new employees.
Speaker 1: Bumping bumping shoulders. I was about to say, bumping bumping shoulders.
Speaker 5: Right, and that boys, that shit embarrassing when you're with
Speaker 5: out of towners too, because you know, I'm a store
Speaker 5: for the most part, just in New York. At one point,
Speaker 5: they didn't have them everywhere, so you get people from
Speaker 5: LA out of town. Yo, I gotta go to Ame,
Speaker 5: like I want to go to the store. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: got youa lying around the corner, new employee, trying to
Speaker 5: bring emotional oranges in there. I'm all the confidence, like,
Speaker 5: come on, mass that's my store, of course, sir, there's
Speaker 5: an hour await Oh I know.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: And when Rory has people with him and he gets
Speaker 1: like embarrassed and like fluster his faces red.
Speaker 3: Oh he gonna call that's what they call. That's when
Speaker 3: they call the cops.
Speaker 5: It's not embarrassment, it's shit. I'm responsible for these people experience. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and now I'm sucking it up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I feel you on that.
Speaker 1: I hate that. That's the most embarrassing thing. Like if
Speaker 1: I if I can turn around somewhere, if I can
Speaker 1: turned around somewhere, it's just me, nobody, you know. If
Speaker 1: a tear falls, nobody's around the here. I didn't really cry,
Speaker 1: but if people are with me, it's like and then
Speaker 1: when they be like no, it's cool, like we could wait,
Speaker 1: Oh my heart, you in the club, the girls to
Speaker 1: the club and they like, you ain't on a list.
Speaker 3: They be like, no, we're not letting nobody in right now.
Speaker 3: So you stand to the side and waiting, and they
Speaker 3: let five people walk right in.
Speaker 5: Then you gotta lie else a new door man like
Speaker 5: and then.
Speaker 3: The people you got what you start whispering to each
Speaker 3: other like you don't even know what they're talking about, your.
Speaker 5: Dumb ass, just standing there with the phone in their.
Speaker 3: Acting like you texted somebody calling somebody like you ain't
Speaker 3: nobody coming outside.
Speaker 5: This And then and then the person that was gonna
Speaker 5: get you in doesn't answer. So now they watch you
Speaker 5: get denied, and they watched no one pick your call up.
Speaker 5: It's girls there in dresses. It's cold out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when you go to the go to Like
Speaker 3: I heard his lighting there anyway, it's lighting it anyway, Like.
Speaker 1: Listen now he just texted me tell me ship dad.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It was like, yeah that it ain't even work.
Speaker 3: We're gonna go to this other spot.
Speaker 1: That's so funny.
Speaker 5: You gotta go the fire marshal on your way up.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Fuck this whole party up, Fuck that ship.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because alone, Like even the last time I went
Speaker 5: to the store, there was a way and I didn't
Speaker 5: know the person on the front. I was like, I
Speaker 5: just keep walking to the train and buy online. If
Speaker 5: I was with y'all, Oh, I'm throwing a fit one
Speaker 5: hundred percent. But yeah, I don't really.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not with the fashion trends. I really
Speaker 3: couldn't tell you.
Speaker 5: Where would you like?
Speaker 4: Where would you like? Where your ship?
Speaker 3: I'm like than that. You're even if you are a
Speaker 3: big sneakerhead collector, where your sneakers? Because you're just keeping
Speaker 3: them in boxes in the closet, they gonna fucking break
Speaker 3: in the half next time you try to put them on.
Speaker 3: Were your ship? Like, I'm at that point. Whatever you got,
Speaker 3: I don't kid that that's a collector's addition, and wear it.
Speaker 3: That's my that's my advice. Weird Ship, whatever you like
Speaker 3: to wear, however you like to wear it, just wear
Speaker 3: There's no rules in the moment.
Speaker 4: It was never no rules in fashion. That was part
Speaker 4: of fashion. But Weird however you want to wear, Well,
Speaker 4: this was fun.
Speaker 5: We will be back very very soon. Yes for leave demerits.
Speaker 5: You don't think I got the drip on right now?
Speaker 1: You got like, I mean, you look liker.
Speaker 3: You look a good substitute teacher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the cool substitute.
Speaker 3: Keep the sneakers in case of fight breakout. You know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. You got to be able to move
Speaker 3: with a fight. Breakout of that.
Speaker 5: She just not liked us me he do.
Speaker 1: The young girls would want to fuck like, oh I
Speaker 1: would Yeah, can you look like that? Or the young professor,
Speaker 1: like the young professor out of university. You not ten
Speaker 1: yure yet?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like you said, yeah yeah, yeah, like I know,
Speaker 3: I know exactly what I got you I Got's.
Speaker 5: Get out of here before I get any more accusations.
Speaker 3: Be safe, be blessed, to have a great week, and
Speaker 3: we'll talk to y'all soon. I'm that nigga. He's just
Speaker 3: ginger peace.
Speaker 1: No,