Speaker 1: How big does chubbies get to chubb think uh X.
Speaker 2: I think it's It's okay.
Speaker 1: There's a difference between chubbies and fatties, not getting left
Speaker 1: out right.
Speaker 3: Between that mark you should make fatties. Yeah, that's it,
Speaker 3: Fatty of the line, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: Fat joint on.
Speaker 4: You're small as a double X.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's it, Yeah, the smallest.
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Speaker 4: That's the first basis, Really say you've met him.
Speaker 3: He's been around like you know what, I haven't met him.
Speaker 1: We've just talked a lot. So you know, he went
Speaker 1: to uh he went to school here when like his
Speaker 1: earlier teenage and he found the music and was like
Speaker 1: he hit me up with a message one day and
Speaker 1: was just like, look, man, he did voice messages a lot,
Speaker 1: and he was just like, look, man, I understand. Like
Speaker 1: a lot of people, this was like real early, like sixteen,
Speaker 1: like two.
Speaker 6: Thousand and six, team, I hadn't done nothing substantial, but
Speaker 6: he was just like, look, man, I understand your breed
Speaker 6: of guy from Nashville because I lived there.
Speaker 1: He was like, just keep taking at it.
Speaker 6: People won't get it at first, but when it translates,
Speaker 6: he's gonna go really and dude like rocked with me
Speaker 6: ever since.
Speaker 1: Man, Like that's very cool.
Speaker 6: Dude, He's probably the coolest relationship I've ever had with
Speaker 6: like a celebrity.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean he's like he's a celebrity of celebrity.
Speaker 6: Though right, like he gains fucking nothing, yeah from taking
Speaker 6: the time to message me and send me bottles of fucking.
Speaker 4: He Yeah, he didn't really have to fuck with anybody.
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm saying, like, he kind of he's
Speaker 4: unfuckable with right. If a pole comes out.
Speaker 3: He's unfuck with theble.
Speaker 4: Yeah, forty six percent of poles come out and they say, yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll embrace him as our next president. We had two issues.
Speaker 4: We had one not issue. The rock's that popular and
Speaker 4: this dude doesn't have a platform. He didn't know what
Speaker 4: the fuck he's talking about. He might he might say no,
Speaker 4: no one could have babies anymore. Everyone's like, all right,
Speaker 4: forty six percent already say yeah, So that's why he's
Speaker 4: get fur more.
Speaker 3: I'm that crazy. Yeah, people, and.
Speaker 1: We just got a new president. We know it wasn't
Speaker 1: like close to election time. They started campaign three months. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but what about the next gal? Yeah, get Dwayne Johnson.
Speaker 4: Ready, dude, that ship is I mean this the whole
Speaker 4: political thing has gotten a little. It's gotten fucking wild.
Speaker 4: But even when Trump was an.
Speaker 3: Office, yeah, it does.
Speaker 1: It was the worst year.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine the smell of that dick.
Speaker 6: Yeah, swamp nuts, right, Yeah, that's what I tell people.
Speaker 6: Have a swampy fucking dick. Man, it's gotta be man.
Speaker 3: No plug.
Speaker 4: I like the plug. Also, actually that the times rolling
Speaker 4: so I'm assuming that we're rolling, and that means that
Speaker 4: you are now and busting with the boys. We're a
Speaker 4: jelly roll and we are presented by Chevrolette.
Speaker 5: Chevy Chevy were going to tell you they were trying
Speaker 5: to get away from the name Chevrolette.
Speaker 4: Well, we'll guess cut that then, but we are on
Speaker 4: here briefly. I mean, I'm sure the first minute and
Speaker 4: twelve seconds he talked about shucking Shrek dick and then
Speaker 4: he says conversation right, yeah, you've the last five minutes
Speaker 4: you brought up sucking dick.
Speaker 3: Somebody a cocksucker and stuck on it.
Speaker 4: Well said do you suck either way?
Speaker 1: Because you were like, who's the cocksucker? Almost as if
Speaker 1: like guilty.
Speaker 4: Was in my mouth at the time.
Speaker 3: Are you so?
Speaker 4: What's what the old fixation is that like a thing
Speaker 4: you've always been into, is dick sucking or no?
Speaker 1: No? I mean I love having my dick suck, right,
Speaker 1: It's way less, way less exerting for a big fellow
Speaker 1: than actually fucking a real right you starfish. But yeah,
Speaker 1: being a big dude.
Speaker 6: You know, if I had to pick between getting the
Speaker 6: head or fucking, it just depends on whether or not
Speaker 6: I get de lay still either way, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: but if I got to like physically mount the horse,
Speaker 6: get my dick suck exactly, it's a lot of movement.
Speaker 4: I mean for me, even Will calls me sometimes, yeah,
Speaker 4: I had sex, so there's a how to go.
Speaker 3: I'm just exhausted, man. She just she never says stop.
Speaker 4: It really is for I feel like when you're like
Speaker 4: fifteen sixteen, whenever you start losing your virginity.
Speaker 3: For me, I was at the lucky age of fourteen,
Speaker 3: had no idea what I was doing.
Speaker 4: I'm sure was awful for her. Oh I wish it
Speaker 4: was somebody's mom. I had a really friend with a
Speaker 4: really hot mom. I'll dive into that later. But you
Speaker 4: start getting too that it's like how high can you
Speaker 4: get those numbers up?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: If you're like the guy like you've had sex to
Speaker 4: how can you get the numbers up? You're trying positions,
Speaker 4: you're reading books on Comma, You're trying to figure out like, oh.
Speaker 1: For sure, you're on that die.
Speaker 3: You're on the doll up Internet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're on the doll up internet looking up weird shit,
Speaker 4: giving computers aids back then, that type of shit and
Speaker 4: then you fucking I mean, then you get yourself a snorkel,
Speaker 4: you turkey sandwich. You go down on somebody for forty
Speaker 4: five minutes, like you start to figure out what it's
Speaker 4: like to be a lover.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, absolutely.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, you have no idea what the hell you're doing now?
Speaker 4: You fast forward. I'm twenty nine, turning thirty soon Whills
Speaker 4: in his thirties, mid thirties. I'm not sure how old
Speaker 4: you are.
Speaker 1: I'm closed to split the difference.
Speaker 4: Just split the difference. Split the difference depends on the
Speaker 4: pap You kind of look, you're doing this sway. This
Speaker 4: is dance, and it used to be the dance of love.
Speaker 4: But now it's like, how are we going to get
Speaker 4: this done? And how fast can we get this done?
Speaker 6: And both be not hate each other about how this ends?
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying. But is possible? Yes, I
Speaker 6: feel they didn't get to sleep. Yeah, because you got
Speaker 6: to get your eight hours as.
Speaker 4: Soon as you're done. That's what they said about. Some
Speaker 4: guy had a bit on Lewis c K when they
Speaker 4: did the jerk off thing in front of women, and
Speaker 4: the comedian said, like the most the least like violent,
Speaker 4: seeming person as a person after they've masturbated, Like after
Speaker 4: you're done, you're kind of it's on you and you're
Speaker 4: just slumped over, kind of sat.
Speaker 3: You look, you're just like that chap.
Speaker 2: Ever He's like, yeah, just now you're just kind of
Speaker 2: It's awesome about I've always wanted to be on this podcast.
Speaker 6: You could have never predicted the first five minutes would
Speaker 6: be so pornographic. Oh you couldn't have predicted that, Gona,
Speaker 6: But Jesus Christ, I thought we'd wait till like the
Speaker 6: forty just completely. I thought we passed the tere manna around.
Speaker 6: Or looks like y'all got a Jack sponsor too, because
Speaker 6: it's all you got. Y'all got the real sponsors, dude,
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Speaker 6: we'll take Chevrolet and Jack Dad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wish.
Speaker 4: I wish it was that easy.
Speaker 3: People just throwing sponsors like, get out of here with
Speaker 3: that bullshit.
Speaker 4: We want the top dogs. They little cat mouse, but
Speaker 4: we got their ass.
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Speaker 1: Dude. Congrats a cool world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shut up like the post.
Speaker 1: I was like, there's no way that's real.
Speaker 4: And that's funny that the same thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's got to feel you've got the pillar like
Speaker 3: the pillar.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not how you say it, but that's exactly
Speaker 4: what it is.
Speaker 1: The pillar kill lit and you get on me on.
Speaker 3: This mother?
Speaker 4: Will you rest the head?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, motherfuckers?
Speaker 4: And this guy's.
Speaker 3: Your sponsor, Chevrolet.
Speaker 1: I get mad for sam pillar.
Speaker 4: The pillar. I mean, yes, both are very fucked up,
Speaker 4: but a pillar where you thinking that up from? That's
Speaker 4: not Nashville. That's that's a roalism.
Speaker 1: It's like wonder.
Speaker 4: No, we're not gonna do this list. You're all jumping
Speaker 4: into ship that you're going to start to establish winder
Speaker 4: pillar knife, what's next?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So it's pillow and that's a window. And we have
Speaker 4: we have sponsors, but we can't afford a c What.
Speaker 3: Do you call? What do you how do you say?
Speaker 3: How do you say wash washer? Was you say warsher? Huh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's it kind of some people in Missouri said
Speaker 5: that to Warsher. I can get like, look, we're not
Speaker 5: We're not that far south. Yeah, you start getting that
Speaker 5: Cajun stuff, but even pillar is not Cajun.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, I like the way you say it.
Speaker 3: He's the first person that ever blatantly hate it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you when you have a chain like this.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've heard, but Derek ran for
Speaker 3: two thousand.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, Derek ran for two thousand, and I helped
Speaker 4: the minimum amount to get credit on the score, so
Speaker 4: you can.
Speaker 6: Kind of do what we're post about. It's funny, but
Speaker 6: the change is not get what gives you the right
Speaker 6: to do whatever you want.
Speaker 3: It's the outfit.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did it for sure. Any man that showed
Speaker 1: up like that is confident as a mother.
Speaker 4: Thank you. I yes, it's weird too because my penis
Speaker 4: is so small, but like I am very confident.
Speaker 1: Dick doesn't determine confidence.
Speaker 6: I appreciate that, and I appreciate my turtle hair that
Speaker 6: hasn't poked.
Speaker 3: It's just like a button, doesn't it. Yeah, Yeah, for
Speaker 3: sure it's bad.
Speaker 6: If I squeezed too tight, it wouldn't even look like
Speaker 6: a button that it just completely goes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we can go on all day about how small
Speaker 4: our penises is, but I feel we're still circling back
Speaker 4: in the room and said, what are you listening to
Speaker 4: in the thirteen year olds and now getting in trouble?
Speaker 4: Oh hey, by not for long Chevrolett. Yeah, Chubby's dude,
Speaker 4: we're not sponsored by Chubbies. No free shadouts. But they
Speaker 4: sent this and it was kind of fire. He kind
Speaker 4: of had to wear it all right.
Speaker 5: When you put it on, you you're into it the
Speaker 5: minute I put it, like, this is the look.
Speaker 4: There, and then I shaved my entire face. I had
Speaker 4: the worst jaw one this side of the Mississippi. But
Speaker 4: I thought, with a mustache, I'll just look this five
Speaker 4: rock for a little bit.
Speaker 1: Dude. I think it's working for you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: For what my opinion matters. I think I think it's
Speaker 1: rock right now.
Speaker 4: It's the it's important.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's what seven people in here.
Speaker 4: It's top seven most important opinions right now.
Speaker 6: I agree, Yeah, for sure. I think they comment. If
Speaker 6: you really funk with the outfit, leave a comment. Let
Speaker 6: us know what you think about Chubbies.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Let us know what you think about.
Speaker 1: How big does Chubbies get to.
Speaker 3: X?
Speaker 2: I think there's a difference between chubbies and not gett
Speaker 2: left out right between.
Speaker 3: That mark you should make fatties. Yeah, that's it the line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, you're small as a double X.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's it. Yeah, the smallest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, baby, you're welcome. We'll take with that.
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Speaker 1: Now, can we get back to this fire episode with us?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, let's do it baby. The uh Well, speaking of
Speaker 4: chubbies and fatties, I've seen recently obviously I'm a follower
Speaker 4: on the Instagram. You have been working out, dieting and
Speaker 4: doing all that.
Speaker 6: What brought that off quite a few pounds, But you
Speaker 6: wouldn't believe it, But I've lost a little weight real good.
Speaker 6: So I don't want to get deep because I like
Speaker 6: to joke like we've been joking, we can go back
Speaker 6: and forth. Yeah, it was like, you know, I battled
Speaker 6: with depression naturally, like it's something I've dealt with my
Speaker 6: whole life, and not touring for a year really fucked
Speaker 6: with me. It was like more than I thought it would.
Speaker 6: Like when they took touring away because of COVID, I
Speaker 6: was like, dude, I was already fat, but I mean
Speaker 6: I just blimped up.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 6: I just I mean, I just I didn't like, I
Speaker 6: didn't realize how much a part of my genetical code
Speaker 6: it was due I gained like one hundred something down. Wow, Really,
Speaker 6: you know how hard you got to work to gain
Speaker 6: that much weight in a fucking year. That's I mean,
Speaker 6: like I had to like vigorously, Like I mean, I
Speaker 6: almost had to like set a goal of seven thousand
Speaker 6: calories a fucking day to do it.
Speaker 3: It was rough, right. I don't know how it happened.
Speaker 6: I was just I kind of lived in the now
Speaker 6: the first four or five months. I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: we'll be on tour in October whatever, and it just
Speaker 6: never came back around. So the beginning of this year,
Speaker 6: I was like, man, I just fucking you know, I
Speaker 6: don't want, Like I tell people all the time, like
Speaker 6: I pick on myself, I pick on other fat people
Speaker 6: because like fucking whatever.
Speaker 1: Right, But it's low hanging fruit. Right.
Speaker 6: If you ever see a dude that's like dealing with
Speaker 6: real obesity, that's like somebody dealing with a real addiction.
Speaker 6: That's like somebody dealing with like a real like they're
Speaker 6: dealing with something like this is not like just quit
Speaker 6: eating fatty. It's like, yeah, well, tell your mama quit
Speaker 6: fucking sucking dick, or tell your cousin quit shooting hair
Speaker 6: onin Like it's not that fucking easy. Tell your alcoholic
Speaker 6: dad just stopped today, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 6: to tell him just to put the bottle down. He've
Speaker 6: been drinking thirty something years. I'll just drop it to
Speaker 6: day wanting. So it's like when you see that there's
Speaker 6: something deeper rooted there, and I was like, man, I
Speaker 6: need to I call it my last mountain. I overcame poverty.
Speaker 6: I came out of the city when I started making music,
Speaker 6: Taylor and will let me tell y'all, some boss nobody
Speaker 6: said I had a chance. I mean, they bet the
Speaker 6: farm against me.
Speaker 3: I was too big now hold on real quick. Yeah,
Speaker 3: why did they say that you had no chance?
Speaker 4: There's lots of people that look all different ways now
Speaker 4: that have been now.
Speaker 6: I want you to think about, do you remember there
Speaker 6: was a time in professional wrestling where everybody was yoked
Speaker 6: and had a six pack. I don't know what for this,
Speaker 6: Ara and I was like nineties wrestling. Anybody else remember
Speaker 6: this era? Like you had to look like you know,
Speaker 6: it was before like the Stone Colds was yoked. But
Speaker 6: I mean there was a moment where you had to
Speaker 6: be a whole COVID looking guy or some sort of
Speaker 6: a gargantum of a man, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: Like there was a moment there, Like there was a
Speaker 6: moment in music before the Internet where before all the
Speaker 6: littles and weird rappers with face tattoos and all all
Speaker 6: that ship I was before all that still that you know,
Speaker 6: there was like, well, we can't sell it to women.
Speaker 6: Back then it was late night TV, and we can't
Speaker 6: put you on TV. You're too big, Your voice isn't
Speaker 6: cool enough. You need you need a signature tone to
Speaker 6: your voice. Your voice isn't it just won't work. The
Speaker 6: voice doesn't match the look.
Speaker 1: The look doesn't you don't dress rock and roll enough,
Speaker 1: you don't dress rap enough.
Speaker 6: I was too rock and roll for rap. I was
Speaker 6: too rap for rock and roll. There was just so
Speaker 6: many things that they were like, it's just not you
Speaker 6: just don't have a chance.
Speaker 1: It's just you. You're just wasting your time.
Speaker 4: Now, is there a specific day that you're thinking of what?
Speaker 6: I mean, every label, why I never signed the one?
Speaker 6: I got turned down by every label from here to
Speaker 6: California and back.
Speaker 1: I mean, every label in the United.
Speaker 6: States has told me no at one point in time,
Speaker 6: and in round of applause, I got every label sitting
Speaker 6: on the desk right.
Speaker 5: Now, let's fucking go boys.
Speaker 1: Every one of those labels. My lawyers got like eight
Speaker 1: offers right now sitting on the desk.
Speaker 3: I'm like, fuck all of you.
Speaker 6: But it's like I was in a place where I overkept,
Speaker 6: but I overcame that mountain, like I figured that out.
Speaker 6: I knew I had a cool voice. I just knew
Speaker 6: the right people had to hear the song content. Dude,
Speaker 6: I make music for like like y'all are like the
Speaker 6: working NFL guys. I make music for those people. Don't
Speaker 6: make music for it, motherfuckers. Aren't singing about what I
Speaker 6: sing about. You know what I'm saying, This is a
Speaker 6: totally absurd thing to be singing.
Speaker 3: Now, give me an example of us.
Speaker 6: Things like that you came in lost call, Yeah, like
Speaker 6: think about like besides the really somber sad songs like
Speaker 6: Adele Hello, which was still about a lost partner.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, most of those songs involved heartbreak or country
Speaker 4: the dog died.
Speaker 6: But it's never like Yo, I'm battling my demons, Like
Speaker 6: that's the shit I'm talking about I'm making music for.
Speaker 1: I joked with the label dude.
Speaker 6: He took me out to eat it Cane Prime, and
Speaker 6: he was like, I can't believe the people in this
Speaker 6: restaurant don't know who you are.
Speaker 1: I was like, I.
Speaker 6: Promise you every cook does. Before we left, every fucking
Speaker 6: dude in that bad kitchen came out and took a
Speaker 6: piture with.
Speaker 1: Really yes valet, dude, Jelly row, we parked your truck
Speaker 1: up front.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I was like, I didn't expect the motherfucker buying the
Speaker 6: steak of cane Prime me, but I expected the motherfucker
Speaker 6: working it came prime to know me for sure, because
Speaker 6: that's who I'm fucking with. That's my guy, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. But back then, people wasn't making music
Speaker 6: for these dudes. You know what I'm saying. It wasn't
Speaker 6: nobody writing music for a group of people that don't
Speaker 6: have people writing music for them.
Speaker 1: It was like a rare thing back then. And it's
Speaker 1: I mean, it's became more acceptable because of the Internet,
Speaker 1: because now you just fucking run into everybody, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it's a subway in fucking New York. It
Speaker 6: is what the Internet is. You're running everybody now, Yeah,
Speaker 6: But back then that wasn't the case. I overcame that.
Speaker 6: I overcame coming out of the situation I was in,
Speaker 6: overcame real drug addiction. We all are dealing with a
Speaker 6: dude that will have a shot at the quila with you.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 6: Now, there was a dude that would have showed up
Speaker 6: here on a four day bendor sipping codeine.
Speaker 1: It's slorting cocaine right off your table.
Speaker 3: Talk about this on the podcast.
Speaker 1: You know, I came over overcame all that. Now I
Speaker 1: just got to get this fat up off of me.
Speaker 1: It's my last mountain, baby, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get it off.
Speaker 3: I lost it before and gained it back, and then
Speaker 3: you know, I played yo yo with the Dyet.
Speaker 4: Ships and Jonah Hill, the Jonahill Diet, Jodah Hale waste.
Speaker 4: You're changing sizes every fiftyeen minutes. No, I don't with
Speaker 4: Oprah winfree to go back to the nineties for you. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So these other rappers that are kind of talking about
Speaker 4: all that, now, I'm let's just put a line in
Speaker 4: the sand right now.
Speaker 3: I'm I don't know.
Speaker 4: Much about rappists or what rappers do, right, Like, I.
Speaker 3: Listened to the music.
Speaker 4: I've obviously heard the Baby Masterpiece and all those things.
Speaker 4: But if you're talking about like these other rappers, I'm
Speaker 4: seeing like thousands of these I don't want to say
Speaker 4: little guys like these little I don't want to say kids,
Speaker 4: but these little guys who are tiny dudes, face tattoos,
Speaker 4: you got the Takashi six nine guys, like they're all
Speaker 4: rapping about the same thing. And I feel like the
Speaker 4: toad for rapping is hose money, sell drugs, murder people. Yeah,
Speaker 4: for sure, And then that's kind of like the melting
Speaker 4: pot of the big main things, right, Obviously they go
Speaker 4: in different areas, and so what changed between then and
Speaker 4: now we're these other people that face tattoos also, So
Speaker 4: that Will allowed.
Speaker 3: You to kind of be opened up by labels or
Speaker 3: was it you.
Speaker 4: Persevering through the walls?
Speaker 6: It was persevering. It was just putting out content. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it was like just like constant content. That's why I'm
Speaker 6: a fan of y'all show, right, Like I watched y'all
Speaker 6: build this thing from something small and can do. Like, dude,
Speaker 6: we joke about it. You got a Chevrolet sponsorship. This
Speaker 6: is fucking huge, right, It's like when you started this
Speaker 6: or when y'all started this. There's a lot of people
Speaker 6: right now rooting for y'all on the internet who feel
Speaker 6: like y'all's sponsorship is their sponsorship. They're that invested in there.
Speaker 6: So like our dude did it, Our fucking guy did it.
Speaker 6: Me and Will was having to talk about how the
Speaker 6: NFL and the podcast balance each other and how, you know,
Speaker 6: what's important to him and I don't want to get
Speaker 6: deep into that unless he does. But we talked about
Speaker 6: this where you came on the bus and it was
Speaker 6: like there's a moment where people are following what's gonna
Speaker 6: happen with Will?
Speaker 3: Right? They want to know, like who you're playing.
Speaker 6: But it just gets bigger, right because people become invested
Speaker 6: in that, you know what I'm saying. And I just
Speaker 6: did it the same way. I just put out a
Speaker 6: lot of music, Taylor, and just continued to build. I
Speaker 6: didn't mind one thing. I didn't care about most people
Speaker 6: do it. I didn't care to break.
Speaker 3: What does that mean? What does that mean?
Speaker 1: I didn't care to flop. I didn't care if I
Speaker 1: put something out to ship the band.
Speaker 5: Right, So you're saying, if you put something out there
Speaker 5: and people are just shitting on it, it's just how
Speaker 5: many you know what?
Speaker 4: That fucking sucks? But down onto the next one.
Speaker 6: How episodes of just did y'all put out? That you
Speaker 6: feel like nobody gave the fuck you were doing it?
Speaker 4: I'd say it was still waking to figure out if
Speaker 4: somebody actually cares truly, I just think that out.
Speaker 5: I mean there were a few in the in like
Speaker 5: the first season, where you're like, you know, you don't
Speaker 5: know if anybody cares. And then after you get past
Speaker 5: the surge of like, all right, a couple football guys
Speaker 5: are doing a podcast that's awesome. It's like you're you
Speaker 5: knew you were gonna have some initial viewership, but how
Speaker 5: could you retain them? Or it was probably gonna drop
Speaker 5: off like a lot of stuff that was like, oh,
Speaker 5: I see what these guys are about.
Speaker 3: Uh, just regular O James.
Speaker 4: Because like I said, at the subway in New York
Speaker 4: and the internet, what's new all the time? There's things
Speaker 4: are It's a revolving door of fame. In the fifteen minutes,
Speaker 4: you get yeah, was it going to be oh a
Speaker 4: football player started a podcast that's cool, Now it's over
Speaker 4: or is it going to be able to become a
Speaker 4: little more longevity, which we found out that we do
Speaker 4: have a great base of fans. Nashville is a place
Speaker 4: that you never know, Like I mean, I would never
Speaker 4: think in my head living in Ohio or living somewhere
Speaker 4: that like Nashville is a great place to start some
Speaker 4: thinking and have amazing support. But it really is. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: people here really care about the things that people invest
Speaker 4: time into. Will I invest in time into this the
Speaker 4: franchise and the fan base here and it's paid off
Speaker 4: with this and it's slowly growing.
Speaker 6: Right and it continues to grow continues to grow, and
Speaker 6: there's a moment where you do it and feel like
Speaker 6: it's dead fears, but you just keep pushing because you
Speaker 6: know what to grow, or you latch onto the few
Speaker 6: people to fuck with it. And that's what I did.
Speaker 6: I like, I could not care that it was flopping.
Speaker 4: Now now, is that something you were born with or
Speaker 4: is that something you had to obtain? Because a lot
Speaker 4: of people when they see things on the internet, it's tough.
Speaker 4: You can see ten nice things about you, but then
Speaker 4: you see one that's negative and a lot of times
Speaker 4: that I'll put somebody in the tank. Oh for someone
Speaker 4: listening to you right now, how do you compartmentalize those
Speaker 4: and figure out? Okay, I miss to stay on my
Speaker 4: path and I'm on because I think a lot of
Speaker 4: times with the younger people, younger adults, us, we look
Speaker 4: at we want to be successful.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Everyone gets to see Instagram, you get to see you
Speaker 4: to go on an export page and see what Sylvester
Speaker 4: stalonans one hundred and ten million dollar house and this
Speaker 4: guy's jet and that, and everyone sees the success, but
Speaker 4: no one sees the trials and tribulations. And it's almost
Speaker 4: comical to people when you start something new, how bad
Speaker 4: you are at first. It's like acting or doing stand
Speaker 4: up comedy or anything. When you start to do those things,
Speaker 4: it because you're probably shitty at first, right, and it's like, oh,
Speaker 4: this fucking guy is trash. And then eventually you get
Speaker 4: a dang cook, You get a Joe Rogan, a Crysta Leia,
Speaker 4: those types of guys that can get on stage and
Speaker 4: make people laugh. But it's fighting through that.
Speaker 3: How did you?
Speaker 4: How were you able to do that while you're battling addiction,
Speaker 4: while you're battling weight loss, weight gain, all that stuff,
Speaker 4: you know, having a kid at a younger.
Speaker 3: How old is your kid?
Speaker 1: My daughter's almost thirteen, was almost thirteen years old.
Speaker 4: Having a kid, I was young, yeah, at a young age.
Speaker 6: More when I was incarcerated, So yeah, it was even
Speaker 6: more like harder on me.
Speaker 4: I don't want to make sure and bookmark that because
Speaker 4: I definitely want to hit that as well.
Speaker 6: But for me, man, it was just like I didn't
Speaker 6: I joke about it, because it's real. I just had
Speaker 6: like blind faith, like you ever just felt like you
Speaker 6: were supposed to do something no matter what was like,
Speaker 6: I just felt like I was supposed to be a
Speaker 6: voice for the voiceless. I believe that I didn't care
Speaker 6: how much it flopped. I didn't care what people told
Speaker 6: me the in and out, Like I just always for you,
Speaker 6: it was probably football. All roads came back to football, right,
Speaker 6: no matter what was happening in life, you had this
Speaker 6: thing that was your fucking thing.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Music was my thing. I just couldn't accept no for
Speaker 6: an answer. I was just like, as long as I
Speaker 6: can keep putting out music, it's got to connect.
Speaker 1: I just really believed it.
Speaker 6: I never I never had a lot of moments I
Speaker 6: wanted to quick just how to pure depression or just
Speaker 6: like fuck it just maybe it's not. But I just, dude,
Speaker 6: I just I couldn't imagine not having this thing in
Speaker 6: my life.
Speaker 4: And when you see people shitting on that thing that
Speaker 4: you have, because for me, it's when I see things
Speaker 4: on Twitter, let's say, and I've got I've grown out
Speaker 4: of this quite a bit. But if I see someone say, hey,
Speaker 4: you know, you're a piece of shit person, You're a
Speaker 4: bad father, and you're a bad husband to me, rolls
Speaker 4: off the back. No, I'm not. And you don't know
Speaker 4: me well enough to know whether that's true or not.
Speaker 4: But you see me every Sunday playing football, So I
Speaker 4: you see, I'm a dogshit football player.
Speaker 3: Like, oh, is that.
Speaker 4: Grounds to stand on? These people hear your music and
Speaker 4: so they say your music's dogshit? How do you get
Speaker 4: past that content?
Speaker 1: So here's my thought.
Speaker 6: Right, if you don't like my music, you are either
Speaker 6: just a fucking that's just hating.
Speaker 1: Is in your genetics, right.
Speaker 6: Two it's maybe not your cup of tea, but you
Speaker 6: got to acknowledge the talent, Like I'm cool with you saying, hey, man,
Speaker 6: I get it, but I don't get it. It's not
Speaker 6: my thing, you know. Like you know, I don't expect
Speaker 6: a fucking Kenny G fan to just be like you're
Speaker 6: fucking great, you know, I expect them to be like,
Speaker 6: I don't get it, you know. But it's like you
Speaker 6: acknowledge the talent's there. Three, if you don't like my music,
Speaker 6: some fat dude fucked your wife period. Somewhere down the line,
Speaker 6: some fat, chubby motherfucker came in and swooped your bitch up,
Speaker 6: and you are just a hating motherfucker because of that.
Speaker 3: You just grudge every dude.
Speaker 6: That's bye guy, you know, it's like I just know
Speaker 6: that about because like I know now, there was a
Speaker 6: stage where the shit was horrible. Like, man, I'm really
Speaker 6: I believe what I do is good music. I believe
Speaker 6: it's not for everybody. I tell people I might not
Speaker 6: be your cup of tea. I'm a strong shot at tequila.
Speaker 6: That's okay. Maybe you're not a shot at tequila. Guy,
Speaker 6: you should go get you a machiato. I get that,
Speaker 6: But don't hate on me because I'm not a machiato. Motherfucker.
Speaker 6: You know what you're getting too. I've been a piece
Speaker 6: of shit my whole life. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I grew up I wouldn't you know why.
Speaker 3: My nickname is Jelly Row.
Speaker 1: I was fat as a kid. My mama called me
Speaker 1: jelly Row. She calls me Jelly to this day. I
Speaker 1: walk into my mama's trailer. Hey, Jelly, you feel me?
Speaker 1: And I say trailer because I bought her a house
Speaker 1: or she moved out of it, because you want the trailer,
Speaker 1: So I got her what she wanted. That you can
Speaker 1: take the pig out the mud, but not the mud
Speaker 1: out of the pig. You feel me If I walk
Speaker 1: in my mama's trailer is that my jelly? She's just excited.
Speaker 1: I've always I'm in a fucking fat kid. So it's
Speaker 1: like I don't that shit. Don't bother me, you know.
Speaker 1: It's like I dealt with all that before. It's like
Speaker 1: everything that was gonna hurt me in life has already happened.
Speaker 3: You can't hurt me.
Speaker 1: It's already happened. I went through it all.
Speaker 6: I've been to prison, I had an overdose, I almost died.
Speaker 6: I've been shot, I've been stabbed. You think you calling
Speaker 6: me a name on the internet hurts me?
Speaker 3: Man, Fuck you and your mama. How about that?
Speaker 6: How about if you see me at the gas station
Speaker 6: to say that to me, I slapped the ship out
Speaker 6: of you.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: As certain as I stand here do I will slap
Speaker 6: the motherfuck out of one of them guys.
Speaker 3: And I know that in my I know who I am.
Speaker 1: They don't know who they are.
Speaker 6: That's why his picture is like a fucking Pokemon on
Speaker 6: fucking it on fucking tik talking.
Speaker 1: He's talking shit about me. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: Like I was slapped the fuck out of you dog
Speaker 1: in front of your mama, and then it keeps hurting
Speaker 1: the mouth, That's what I'll do.
Speaker 5: You're big, like mama joke assault, You're big going after
Speaker 5: the mama.
Speaker 3: That's an old jail.
Speaker 6: Don't act like you want to fight. How about fuck
Speaker 6: your mom? You really want to fight? That don't make
Speaker 6: you want to fight. You don't want to fight? Yeah,
Speaker 6: that was always my joke. It's like, well, you know what,
Speaker 6: how about your mama sucks dick and it's mine and
Speaker 6: it's nasty dick and I've got her bees.
Speaker 3: Oh I want to fight now? Yeah, so you don't
Speaker 3: want to fight.
Speaker 6: You was just talking because if I say something about
Speaker 6: your mom and you don't hit me in the mouth.
Speaker 7: You didn't want to fight first for sure. Okay, somebody
Speaker 7: says some about your mom, you're no.
Speaker 3: See that's what I was.
Speaker 4: I wasn't going to disagree with you. I wasn't gonna
Speaker 4: do I was gonna let that one ride and let
Speaker 4: it fly. I haven't really talked like I haven't. I
Speaker 4: don't really talk to my mom like that.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I know it doesn't have to be deeper. Now, we
Speaker 4: don't have a relationship that you wish you had. But no,
Speaker 4: someone says, your mom sucks. I like, well, you probably
Speaker 4: don't know. Are she sucks?
Speaker 1: Dick?
Speaker 3: Yeah she has, you know, I know for.
Speaker 4: A fact she has a picture one time when I
Speaker 4: was in her Uh. Yeah, that's tough. That's a tough.
Speaker 3: Do you want to hear that story? Yes? You can't
Speaker 3: start that story now, I know, but I do.
Speaker 4: I want to hear more about you and fight out
Speaker 4: amount of time talk about your mom. So when I
Speaker 4: was thirteen years old, my great mother gave me a
Speaker 4: gun as a thirty eight special black with a brown handle.
Speaker 4: My mom goes, well, you're thirteen, you can't have a
Speaker 4: gun like that.
Speaker 1: I relate to that kind of white treasury.
Speaker 4: Yeah ye along real well though, because we came up
Speaker 4: quite a bit, both of us. So I go back,
Speaker 4: go back to my mom's house and I hay check
Speaker 4: this out and she's like, okay, give me that. You
Speaker 4: can't have that. What are you fucking doing? So she
Speaker 4: puts it up and god damn, I can see the
Speaker 4: dick now. So one day she.
Speaker 2: Goes out that.
Speaker 3: He did it real slowly.
Speaker 4: It shocked me. I felt, I felt the universe ground
Speaker 4: me back. So my uh my mom, we we grew up.
Speaker 4: I grew up in a ranch and my mom's working
Speaker 4: the ranch or whatever. It's like a place for horses,
Speaker 4: not really ranch.
Speaker 3: And uh, I'm like, I'm go find that gun. It's
Speaker 3: my gun. It was a gift.
Speaker 4: It's like wedding raptors. Depending on what the gift. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be taking it with me. But it's ton So
Speaker 4: I go, I'm I'm going through everything, right, I'm going
Speaker 4: through drawers, looking, feeling everything. I get to a nightstand,
Speaker 4: I open that up.
Speaker 3: I grab it.
Speaker 4: It's like glass with a bunch of things on it.
Speaker 4: It's like shape like this. I like a dill dough.
Speaker 4: But I was thirteen. I didn't know that it was
Speaker 4: a dil dough. Put the thing in my hand, put
Speaker 4: it back in the bag, put it back. I didn't
Speaker 4: even clean it to feel terrible to this day actually.
Speaker 4: And then I go through these drawers and you kind
Speaker 4: of start feeling around and you can you didn't feel
Speaker 4: like a like a playing card or whatever, kind of
Speaker 4: brushing up against the dresser. Yeah, and you can't what
Speaker 4: is that? And you kind of grab it and it's
Speaker 4: it was a polaroid and I tripped it my what
Speaker 4: is and it just immediately infused into my brain. It
Speaker 4: was uh it was. It was outside okay, Uh, it
Speaker 4: was a My mom was wearing a floral type of
Speaker 4: top like this, this meant in your mind, this penis.
Speaker 3: It went up and a little bit to the right.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: It was big and it was handsome, you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. It wasn't like a grimy one where you go, well,
Speaker 4: come on, it's kind of gross. It was like, that's
Speaker 4: a good looking dict, you know. And she this is this,
Speaker 4: this is the penis, this was her.
Speaker 3: This is her.
Speaker 4: Like that the tongue was touching the tip of the penis.
Speaker 3: Dude, it fucking it was. I went quiet.
Speaker 4: I wentn't mute for the first time in my life.
Speaker 4: A week goes by, my mom's like, hey, why aren't
Speaker 4: you talking very much? I'm fine walking to the other room.
Speaker 4: And then one day she's like that it's enough, like
Speaker 4: what's going on?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I don't want to talk about it,
Speaker 3: just let me alone, and she's like cornering me, like
Speaker 3: now we're doing the drug.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get around her and she wanted me
Speaker 4: to get around her, and she's like, yo, would you
Speaker 4: just tell me what the problem is. And I said,
Speaker 4: you want to know what the problem is, and we
Speaker 4: power walked to her room. I take out the picture
Speaker 4: and I showed her. I said, this is the problem,
Speaker 4: and she fucking lost it. And the worst part about
Speaker 4: the whole story was she was wearing the same fucking shirt.
Speaker 4: Then she wasn't the goddamn picture and that is the problem.
Speaker 5: And that is that.
Speaker 4: And literally I was telling I told this story to
Speaker 4: some of my teammates a few years ago and this
Speaker 4: and then my mom came to.
Speaker 3: A charity event. It was when Houston had the floods,
Speaker 3: and so.
Speaker 4: My wife put a charity event on and my mom
Speaker 4: came to the charity event and I go, Mom, you're
Speaker 4: not gonna believe the story I'm telling the boys right now.
Speaker 4: And she has not the dick story again, Taylor, but
Speaker 4: she knows, she knows the fucking thing that I talk about.
Speaker 1: And so first time I'm saying it on the podcast
Speaker 1: the first time, the first time I've ever heard that story.
Speaker 4: No, it was tough. I'm sweating profusely.
Speaker 3: Sorry, we can take this moment and go to an end.
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Speaker 4: let's get back to what we were what we were
Speaker 4: talking about with you, Oh the fight your mom thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in jail, Well there was more.
Speaker 4: I'm all right, I'm good, thank you.
Speaker 5: It was we were talking about the whole fear, thinking
Speaker 5: about having confidence about everybody, kind of shitting on your
Speaker 5: stuff and learning how to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it sounds like you don't.
Speaker 4: It doesn't matter anymore, and it's it's a huge win
Speaker 4: because every label that told you fuck yourself is now
Speaker 4: sitting on your desk.
Speaker 1: Listen, man, it's all it worked out.
Speaker 4: Now, how does that process work? Talk to me like
Speaker 4: I'm five, and tell me how.
Speaker 3: How do you get a label?
Speaker 4: You kind of yeah, why why would it be all
Speaker 4: of you?
Speaker 3: When you have every label? Now now you get to
Speaker 3: kind of pick.
Speaker 6: So here's how this works, right, Labels come in and
Speaker 6: finance the records. And if y'all ever talked about this
Speaker 6: with a musician, the music I watched Ernest.
Speaker 4: Ernest has dabbled with it a little bit, but this is.
Speaker 3: The most organized we've been.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the way the way you are.
Speaker 3: So you said, finance, dabble in and out and get out.
Speaker 3: We're we're keeping this thing.
Speaker 4: Besides my picture, this is a street word.
Speaker 3: Finance.
Speaker 4: Hit me yeah, so continue, right, So it's a label
Speaker 4: finances the record.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the label finance is the record, right, and because
Speaker 6: of that they own the record. Well not, there's a
Speaker 6: deal involved with so like let's say that, it'd be
Speaker 6: like you say, let's say we're gonna do a Busting
Speaker 6: with the Boys album. I'm like, oh, let me sign y'all,
Speaker 6: we'll do it under my shit, right, and I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 6: check this out. Here's the deal, y'all. I'll finance the record,
Speaker 6: and I'll give you an advance if you need it,
Speaker 6: like if you need a draw or I'll give you
Speaker 6: an Rascal advanced, go cut your own record. Right, So
Speaker 6: I'll be like, Yo, here's a half a million dollars,
Speaker 6: go cut your record. But we're gonna do a and
Speaker 6: we'll promote it, market it. On the label side, we'll
Speaker 6: do everything for y'all. Y'all do is turning the record,
Speaker 6: we'll pay for the videos, we'll pay for everything. But
Speaker 6: on the side of it, we're gonna do a This
Speaker 6: is a generous deal. Now, we're gonna do an eighty
Speaker 6: twenty seventy thirty, Me get seventy, y'all get thirty, okay
Speaker 6: for me? Financing the record, and we're gonna do but
Speaker 6: we're gonna recoup the million dollars or half a million
Speaker 6: dollars at the rate of the deal. Let'say a million,
Speaker 6: because it's easy, man, And at the rate of the deal.
Speaker 6: This is where they fuck you, young artists. Please listen,
Speaker 6: I am giving away game. I could charge for this.
Speaker 6: This is where they fuck you. They charge at the
Speaker 6: rate of the deal. So that means every dollar that's made,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna take my seventy cents out of it, and
Speaker 6: then I'm gonna apply your thirty cents towards the million
Speaker 6: dollars you owe me.
Speaker 1: Right, and see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: That's paid off the second.
Speaker 6: And then once that's paid off, you start getting your
Speaker 6: thirty cents. Now, think about that for a second. As
Speaker 6: far as just us has grown, men a lackeuple bank
Speaker 6: loan or like a homy loan, right, Like just your
Speaker 6: homie gives you one hundred thousand dollars and go, I
Speaker 6: don't know, fuck give me give me a one hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty back if you can do it in three months.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're talking.
Speaker 6: About somebody making seven hundred thousand dollars and they're million
Speaker 6: dollars back before you participate in any of the money.
Speaker 5: So so if if the whole project costs it a million,
Speaker 5: like you, they take out their seven hundred thousand, then
Speaker 5: your three hundred thousand starts to pay for the rest
Speaker 5: of the expenses.
Speaker 3: And then whenever it gets you your say, whenever you get.
Speaker 6: The eight million dollars, yeah, right, whenever you're thirty percent
Speaker 6: pays the million off.
Speaker 1: Then we go into a seventy thirty.
Speaker 6: But where the labels fuck you is it's an unlimited
Speaker 6: line of credit when you're doing well. So young artists
Speaker 6: don't realize what's happening, right, so they're just like, hey, man,
Speaker 6: I want to shoot a video and have a helicopter
Speaker 6: and jump out of it like James Bond and blow
Speaker 6: a car up. They was like, no problem, only costs
Speaker 6: quarter million dollars. Here's two hundred and fifty thousand more.
Speaker 1: Then these artists started get in a situation where they're
Speaker 1: never getting royalties on their records. Now the label owns
Speaker 1: the masters of the record. Now the masters is the
Speaker 1: right to sink something to put it on a TV show.
Speaker 6: The masters is the right to where it lives and
Speaker 6: doesn't live to break it down in a beat format
Speaker 6: to whatever they want to do with the master recording. Right,
Speaker 6: artist doesn't own the master, he's only participating in the
Speaker 6: royalties of the album. When I say seventy thirty, that's
Speaker 6: a strong deal. It's a lot of artists on music
Speaker 6: world right now with ninety five.
Speaker 4: Fives fives You don't make nothing? How do you? How
Speaker 4: do you make money?
Speaker 3: Then and and.
Speaker 6: Then to Morgant this new thing called a three sixty deal,
Speaker 6: which is called ancillary participation, which means now, not only
Speaker 6: do I want ninety five percent of what you're streaming does?
Speaker 6: I want fifteen percent of what your touring does gross.
Speaker 6: I want fifteen percent of what your merch does gross.
Speaker 6: I want fifteen percent of your appearance fee gross. I
Speaker 6: want fifteen percent of everything you do gross. So okay,
Speaker 6: and the nights on your name, Taylor, that's deeper.
Speaker 3: Imagine now, not only.
Speaker 1: Do I own this, so so if I wanted to
Speaker 1: go open a jelly roll bar, I would have to
Speaker 1: ask their permission to put or more depending on what
Speaker 1: the deal was with the name, because the name could
Speaker 1: be a different thing.
Speaker 4: So not unlike the Jason ol Dean bar down to the
Speaker 4: Flida Georgia line bar down there. I don't know their deals,
Speaker 4: but based on one of the things you might be
Speaker 4: saying is that could be owned by the record label.
Speaker 6: Actually, what's really happening is they took a licensing deal,
Speaker 6: so they have nothing to do with these bars. Dirk's
Speaker 6: is the only one I know who's pretty hands on,
Speaker 6: and the licensing deal could be fifteen percent of the
Speaker 6: world to the net.
Speaker 1: The net world, the Net, the net of the year.
Speaker 4: Now when you when you say dersh is pretty hands on,
Speaker 4: hes on one that you know that's hand What does
Speaker 4: that mean.
Speaker 1: In his bar? He actually has equity stocking?
Speaker 4: Okay, gotcha?
Speaker 1: Where the other guys? Jason Dean's bar could be Ernest Bar.
Speaker 6: In five years, when it's licensing fees up, Ernest will
Speaker 6: probably be the biggest artist in Nashville. I hope that's
Speaker 6: our boy. So let's say Ernest boys. Yeah, he's one
Speaker 6: of the boys. So let's say Ernest is the biggest
Speaker 6: artist in town. And they go, Okay, it's no longer
Speaker 6: Jason al Dean Bar, It's Ernest Bar. You know, I'd
Speaker 6: love to see a day where music ROAs is Ernest
Speaker 6: and Harty's. You know what I'm saying. Does that make sense?
Speaker 6: Where the Broadway is the new guys, right?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 6: So it's like and then they come to them and say, man,
Speaker 6: we'll give you, you know, for your name's sake, We'll give
Speaker 6: fifteen percent of the net of what this thing does,
Speaker 6: depending on the label deal the jelly roll bar. Now
Speaker 6: at fifteen percent of the net of that. Let's say
Speaker 6: that bar makes my net is three million, four million
Speaker 6: dollars a year. The label comes in if they own
Speaker 6: my name. Like I know one artist in town I
Speaker 6: cannot say his name. We'll talk about it when the
Speaker 6: camera's off that literally gave up his whole name.
Speaker 1: That label could just come right in and take them
Speaker 1: three million.
Speaker 4: Dollars just like that.
Speaker 6: Like that, that's tough own his own name. That's hard
Speaker 6: to hear, and it's his government name. It's not like
Speaker 6: jelly rolls a moniker, right, you know? Like I mean,
Speaker 6: imagine like Taylor Lawan will Compton, like I own the
Speaker 6: name will and William Compton. That's the name I own.
Speaker 6: Anytime you put Will Compton on something and try to
Speaker 6: sell it, I'm I can I'm allowed to step in
Speaker 6: and flex and go hold on.
Speaker 1: Now you know I own the name will Compton.
Speaker 4: Do what my.
Speaker 6: Mama calls me with. This is the name my mother
Speaker 6: gave me. My father I was named Will like.
Speaker 4: He get that individual he or she give a way
Speaker 4: that opportunity.
Speaker 3: Now do you feel how are these things not? Sorry?
Speaker 4: I want to get this off because I want to
Speaker 4: make sure I ask it. How are artists not getting
Speaker 4: together and saying well, this is obviously unfair? And how
Speaker 4: is there an artist union? Is there a way that
Speaker 4: you guys can start unionizing and negotiating not just one
Speaker 4: genre like rap, but all genres to say, this is
Speaker 4: how we're gonna work labels from now on. It's a
Speaker 4: fifty to fifty or a fifty one to forty nine label,
Speaker 4: and it's gonna be X y and Z and kind
Speaker 4: of put more in a fine print, kind of like
Speaker 4: our CBA is.
Speaker 6: Right, So, what they're gonna end up doing is labels
Speaker 6: will turn into distributors in the future.
Speaker 1: It's already happening, right.
Speaker 4: Like labels are distributors like Spotify, like Apple Music.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but what they do is they like be like
Speaker 6: a big loud yeah exactly exactly. So it turns into
Speaker 6: what well, they're they're doing more distribution than they used to.
Speaker 3: So like where universally used to be record deal or no.
Speaker 6: Deal, the deals I have on my table from these
Speaker 6: labels are distribution deals. And this is probably my manager
Speaker 6: can be like, I fucking hate you work on this podcast.
Speaker 6: Just start telling all the business. But it's like he's
Speaker 6: by the way, yeah you're a huge fan, shouts boy, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: what's up, Caleb. But they'll be like, yo, check this out.
Speaker 6: They'll be like, hey man, we'll distribute your record to
Speaker 6: all the DSP's digital service providers Spotify, album Music, CEA,
Speaker 6: We'll work the record, we'll use our relationship and our
Speaker 6: in house offices stuff for I can't legally say the percentage,
Speaker 6: but let's pretend it's like.
Speaker 1: Ninety ten.
Speaker 6: Yeah we're pretending though, right right, you see what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: So let's just say like it's just something that cool,
Speaker 6: that unheard of ninety my.
Speaker 1: Way ten their way. That's what the deals I'm getting now.
Speaker 6: Hypothetically, if they're for percentage like that were to exist
Speaker 6: purther non disclosure, I'm not allowed to say, but it's
Speaker 6: something of that nature, you know what I mean where
Speaker 6: I was willing to take an eighty five fifteen them
Speaker 6: getting eighty.
Speaker 3: Five six years ago when I was dead broke and
Speaker 3: just needed help.
Speaker 1: And that's where they catch these artists and fuck them.
Speaker 6: They see the talent and go, this kid's gonna work.
Speaker 6: Let's invest in them. Now, let's sign the deal. Now,
Speaker 6: let's put them in the huckle buck. You know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, let's time up for four or five sixty
Speaker 6: seven albums something crazy and fucking.
Speaker 4: So the distribution. If it's changing the distribution, how are
Speaker 4: the labels going to go now monetize that and make
Speaker 4: sure that they get their same things.
Speaker 1: Well, they'll obviously have to start making less money, right,
Speaker 1: and the artists will be in charge.
Speaker 6: It's gonna happen. We're the beginning of it. I'm not
Speaker 6: saying this in an arrogant way. I say this in like,
Speaker 6: like in the bottom of my heart way. I think
Speaker 6: the deal that I'm gonna end up signing, that we'll
Speaker 6: talk about as soon as y'all, as soon as I
Speaker 6: see that not running will be something that I believe
Speaker 6: will go down in history of Nashville, like it'll be
Speaker 6: a turning point for artists where artists will start going
Speaker 6: into labels and saying, hey, man, I want the Jelly
Speaker 6: Roll deal.
Speaker 1: If you can do it, get that Jelly do it
Speaker 1: for me. Way, I really believe.
Speaker 3: That it's the same thing they do in the NFL. Now.
Speaker 4: For a players to start getting more and more money,
Speaker 4: they need the next guy up to have the biggest
Speaker 4: contract in NFL history. You get those guys doing it,
Speaker 4: and then that's.
Speaker 3: How money gets.
Speaker 1: There's always a bigger com Yeah.
Speaker 4: There's always a bigger contract. When I signed my deal
Speaker 4: four years ago, I was number one. Now I'm not
Speaker 4: even close to the top. It might be I might
Speaker 4: not even talk ten more. I have no idea, But
Speaker 4: that's how you keep the money rolling. That's how you
Speaker 4: as a group collectively keep the ball rolling in your
Speaker 4: direction that you want for people to walk in and say,
Speaker 4: I want the jelly Roll deal.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it seems like there was a moment came in
Speaker 6: and said and it'd be shortly like you're but there
Speaker 6: was a moment where people came in and say, man,
Speaker 6: especially linemen, they were like, oh man, I want that
Speaker 6: fucking Taylor Lewan deal, right, Like y'all see what Tay
Speaker 6: like motherfucker's gossip. You see what just happened with Taylor
Speaker 6: and the issue, Like, Yo, that shit's out there, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: The thing with NFL money is that when people say
Speaker 4: five year blah blah blah blah. If someone signed a
Speaker 4: five year one hundred and twenty million dollars deal, everyone
Speaker 4: see one hundred and twenty million dollars. The most important
Speaker 4: thing is not your apy which is average per year.
Speaker 4: Most important thing is guaranteed at signing and then your
Speaker 4: first three years money, right, So that is the most important,
Speaker 4: the most important thing, Like, you don't have to be
Speaker 4: the highest paid dude, but if your structure is good,
Speaker 4: that's how your bulletproof to make your money. Dudes just
Speaker 4: want to have the highest paid contract.
Speaker 3: So they want that.
Speaker 4: So they say they have the highest deal, get the
Speaker 4: cool poster, you know, maybe have a milk commercial or
Speaker 4: added a magazine, and then two years from now you're
Speaker 4: getting cut. But they're back in those years of the
Speaker 4: highest yeah, and so those the years you're either renegotiating,
Speaker 4: have a smaller contract, or you're cut. Right, So it's
Speaker 4: a it's a it's a finicky world. The talent versus and.
Speaker 6: Even though it is, yeah, it's arts versus commerce man,
Speaker 6: and I am dead set against artists being exploited.
Speaker 1: It's something that bothers me and my soul.
Speaker 3: Man, Like, I.
Speaker 6: Hate to see an artist when they when when somebody
Speaker 6: like you know, it's got to be like that with y'all, right,
Speaker 6: Like when a motherfucker who's never thrown a football in
Speaker 6: his goddamn life tries to come in and tell you
Speaker 6: what you're worth, and you're like, hold on, no, You've
Speaker 6: never fucking once in your life came out here on
Speaker 6: a Sunday. You've never once had the fucking Alabama shakes
Speaker 6: I get out here. You've never once dealt with the
Speaker 6: intensity I deal without here, and you're telling me, what
Speaker 6: the fuck I'm gonna want to put your value with
Speaker 6: the motherfucking harbor to know something about money. You can
Speaker 6: suck my dick, soft dog. This is fucking what I do.
Speaker 1: But you know what I'm saying. It's like when.
Speaker 6: People tell me, like, come in and you tell me,
Speaker 6: hey man, this is this is how this would work.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: Have you ever played a guitar? Have you wrote a
Speaker 6: thousand songs and nine hundred of them motherfucker's been horrible.
Speaker 6: Don't talk to me. I got a hard drive, I
Speaker 6: got a graveyard of songs I'd never played for y'all.
Speaker 3: Right, now we're homies.
Speaker 1: I feel like already we've talked about motherfucking dick and
Speaker 1: everything we've.
Speaker 4: Gotten the bring it up right away till I feel
Speaker 4: like that's something you lead with super close or not.
Speaker 1: I feel like you couldn't get No, I wouldn't tell
Speaker 1: you a story if my mama sucking dick.
Speaker 3: If I wouldn't go with.
Speaker 5: You, we're back right.
Speaker 6: It's like, dude, I just you know, it's like I wouldn't.
Speaker 6: I just I just couldn't imagine a world where the
Speaker 6: artists don't have control. It's time for the artists to
Speaker 6: take control in our business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I don't want to see a art explain.
Speaker 5: You need some of those pioneers too, that are like
Speaker 5: that kind of disclose some of that as well, because
Speaker 5: a lot of times guys just don't know what everybody
Speaker 5: else is doing. Like going in the NFL, you kind
Speaker 5: of know what structure're going to get into. There's minimums,
Speaker 5: or's this and that. There's not that kid, there's not
Speaker 5: that kid. Kind of playing in the field and scouts
Speaker 5: just go by and see them be like, oh, let's
Speaker 5: take advantage of him and get ninety percent of It's
Speaker 5: pretty much like IP intellectual property, right, similar with like podcasting,
Speaker 5: there's like people brands who own an IP and then
Speaker 5: also talent who owns their IP to where it seems
Speaker 5: like in the distribution world it's more of like that
Speaker 5: split revenue deal, like, hey, you still own jelly roll
Speaker 5: and your intellectual property of it all, but now you
Speaker 5: will work with a label that will kind of give
Speaker 5: you an audience or give you more of an audience
Speaker 5: and throw money in the right buckets, right, is that
Speaker 5: kind of what it is?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Their thing is they are willing to offer what you
Speaker 6: can't get because there are some things that are hidden
Speaker 6: behind relationships that an artist can't have, right, that are
Speaker 6: just years of like like Spotify. So go normally watch
Speaker 6: what I say, but I gotta I'm walking like use
Speaker 6: your example by as close to being the new radio,
Speaker 6: and there's gonna come a moment where your relationship with
Speaker 6: the radio will determine where your artist gets placed on
Speaker 6: the radio. Sure, right, So I am fearful that the
Speaker 6: artists are going to struggle with that, like these big playlists,
Speaker 6: you know, because it starts to like radio is become
Speaker 6: a Nolan fort. Right, Country radio exists because it's still
Speaker 6: a button pushing industry, but it's becoming less and less right,
Speaker 6: Like we're finding artists on our phones. Now you're finding
Speaker 6: artists through friends, through Instagram.
Speaker 4: Tik talk, Instagram, all that stuff. But what do you
Speaker 4: mean by a button pushing industry? What is that When
Speaker 4: you say country music is a button pushing industry, I
Speaker 4: understand that.
Speaker 1: This is crazy, Taylor. They can go literally find a
Speaker 1: guy right now on Broadway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pick him up, bring him in the office, and
Speaker 3: say you're the dude.
Speaker 6: Now you're the dude. Man, we're gonna put you. We're
Speaker 6: gonna do the best songwriters. We're gonna get you the
Speaker 6: best song. We're gonna go to country radio and spend
Speaker 6: millions of dollars and you're gonna have the number one
Speaker 6: song in the country on country radio in the next
Speaker 6: twelve months.
Speaker 4: So they get to pick and choose. But couldn't any
Speaker 4: industry do that?
Speaker 6: Well, it's turning less into rap. See, rap was different,
Speaker 6: right because rap was found in the streets. Initially you
Speaker 6: would find good rap songs in the club and then
Speaker 6: it would translate to radio. So like when a song
Speaker 6: got big on rap radio, we'd already heard it in
Speaker 6: the club six months ago.
Speaker 3: Radio was late. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Where country music is like a traditional country audience, here's
Speaker 6: this new song for the first time on the radio,
Speaker 6: not somewhere else. Now, rap has now went to streaming
Speaker 6: and artists direct, so you find the artist, you find
Speaker 6: the song, and then you grow with the song. So
Speaker 6: now of the songs like the babies, like the biggest
Speaker 6: rapper in the world, but you remember when he dropped
Speaker 6: his first song and you were riding with them through
Speaker 6: that where country music's not so much that way.
Speaker 4: These guys come out of nowhere, come out and do
Speaker 4: lack of a better term, it's more corporate in the
Speaker 4: exact country corporate.
Speaker 5: So it's like if I had a shitload of money
Speaker 5: and I was in the country world or a big
Speaker 5: label whatever it.
Speaker 3: Is, and I wanted to be like, all right, this
Speaker 3: is the this.
Speaker 5: Is the write ups of songs.
Speaker 3: Like you said, you're a writer, So if I want
Speaker 3: to what do you call it? Catalog?
Speaker 5: Right? So if it's like I'm gonna go buy Jelly
Speaker 5: Rose catalog, and then I'm gonna find somebody that we
Speaker 5: can kind of control their intellectual property.
Speaker 3: That would be the way to do it. Is like
Speaker 3: buy that.
Speaker 5: Okay, I had to spend X million dollars to buy that.
Speaker 5: Cost her a lot of money. But let's go find
Speaker 5: this person that doesn't know who they are yet, put
Speaker 5: them behind that song, and then we kind of control that.
Speaker 3: We're kind of betting on making money off buying your.
Speaker 6: Absolutely or a publisher, so you'll have a publisher who
Speaker 6: will sound a writer like I love you, Ernest. I'm
Speaker 6: sorry I have to reference you because you're our boy
Speaker 6: and easiest want of reference. Could we all know? Arnest
Speaker 6: is arguably I would argue with somebody right now that
Speaker 6: he's the best.
Speaker 1: Songwriter in Nashville.
Speaker 3: He's on that list that are like top three.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, right, I'm just I would argue with
Speaker 6: anybody that Ernest is the best songwriter in Nashville. Write
Speaker 6: now and say Ernest writes a bunch of songs, right,
Speaker 6: he turns them into his publisher because that's part of
Speaker 6: their deal, and Ernest gets a piece of whatever the
Speaker 6: publisher plugs, right, a pretty good piece from my understanding
Speaker 6: or from what I hear, only I would assumptually know,
Speaker 6: because I'm sure he's not allowed to say, but I
Speaker 6: heard he got a good deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speculations.
Speaker 1: So it's like where y'all, that's where our business is
Speaker 1: different than your business. They hide us behind.
Speaker 3: NDA's where you sign a big deal.
Speaker 1: Man, that's just on the ESPN.
Speaker 4: That's everywhere you know.
Speaker 6: Where we sign a deal, and it comes with a
Speaker 6: sheet of paper that says you can never speak of
Speaker 6: this deal.
Speaker 1: But let's say he got a good deal.
Speaker 4: Okay, that makes that makes a lot more sense because
Speaker 4: then people won't be able to go say, I want
Speaker 4: the Jelly Rold deal.
Speaker 3: True, you can't go look at the structure.
Speaker 5: Always anytime we have an artist on too, we're always
Speaker 5: kind of curious of some of these deeps, some of
Speaker 5: them getting in the weeds of it, and it's just
Speaker 5: like you can never really get to man.
Speaker 6: A lot of them couldn't get in the weeds which
Speaker 6: bubble about their business. They signed a deal, they have behind,
Speaker 6: don't know what the is going on.
Speaker 3: Sometimes not about being smart about having the right people around.
Speaker 6: They can teach you this, Yeah, for sure, you know, dude,
Speaker 6: it's a did y'all ever watch this old trailer park
Speaker 6: show called Myrtle Manor?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: It was great. So I met with the dude who
Speaker 1: owned the IP for Myrtle manor right are.
Speaker 3: You pulling this time?
Speaker 6: Yeah, welcome to Myrtle Manor. So this old man owns
Speaker 6: this TV show. Oh look, he's got all kinds of
Speaker 6: gossip and ship people went to jails and soon this
Speaker 6: is good. So this was the show, right, And I
Speaker 6: did their theme song for like season two, just like
Speaker 6: click on any of that ship. So anywaysh they would
Speaker 6: have this moment where I did the show and I
Speaker 6: met with the owner of this show and he went
Speaker 6: behind the television station. I loved delistory and I've never
Speaker 6: told the publicly though, and he like trademarked the IP
Speaker 6: for the show behind the TV people's back because he
Speaker 6: owned a trailer park called Myrtle manor you see what
Speaker 6: I'm saying. And then when the TV show came to
Speaker 6: him about it, he owned all the intellectual property for
Speaker 6: the Myrtle Manner ship. So I only needed to get
Speaker 6: in a few seasons because of that, because he like
Speaker 6: completely took over.
Speaker 4: So did they put a spin show on there that
Speaker 4: wasn't the same that they wasn't called Myrtle That Manor,
Speaker 4: but was no.
Speaker 6: They gave a show called Welcome to Myrtle Manor. But
Speaker 6: what he did was he bought he owned the trailer park.
Speaker 6: The trailer park was called Myrtle Manor, right. Yeah, So
Speaker 6: when he knew the TV people was coming, while they
Speaker 6: were still negotiating the deal, he goes and trade parks.
Speaker 6: Myrtle Manor trademarks the logo because it's his trailer park.
Speaker 6: He's like, I'm not gonna let y'all do the artist
Speaker 6: thing right and come in and fuck me.
Speaker 4: So this guy who owns a trailer park is an
Speaker 4: absolute good for him.
Speaker 6: But I referenced him to tell you the story he
Speaker 6: changed my life. One night we got drunk together and
Speaker 6: he said, I never made it out of high school
Speaker 6: and this dude owned half a fucking Myrtle beach. I said, well,
Speaker 6: that's crazy, he said, let me tell you a story.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: I hired a young kid that came out of Yale
Speaker 6: to run my business for me.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 1: One day, some other guys were in the office talking
Speaker 1: about where they went to college. The young kid looked
Speaker 1: at me and said, where'd you go to college? He said,
Speaker 1: I told him I didn't go to college. So the
Speaker 1: kid said, you didn't go to college. He said no,
Speaker 1: he said at all. He said, I didn't go to
Speaker 1: high school. The guy said, how do you run this business?
Speaker 1: He said because I was smart enough to hire a
Speaker 1: motherfucker that.
Speaker 6: Went to Yale. Yeah, you know, and that stuck with
Speaker 6: me that day. I'll never forget that conversation with that dude.
Speaker 6: This old man was sitting there shooting fucking pappy, fucking
Speaker 6: getting wasted with me in the middle of this trailer park,
Speaker 6: fucking multi millionaire just gaming me.
Speaker 3: I was soaking it up like a that sponge. I
Speaker 3: was like, give it.
Speaker 1: To me, Papa, I want it all because I was.
Speaker 6: Like super early in my career and trying to figure
Speaker 6: out what I was going to do. Yeah, and I
Speaker 6: just stood by everything he told me, that the importance
Speaker 6: of owning your IP, the importance of owning your name,
Speaker 6: the importance of ownership.
Speaker 1: Don't sell it.
Speaker 6: Out, jelly, because I was like, I was thinking about
Speaker 6: taking a bad production deal back then.
Speaker 4: You just trying to get your name out there.
Speaker 6: That just anything to get my name out there, Dude,
Speaker 6: I was willing to, you know, like like I was
Speaker 6: just so desperate to not be I was so desperate
Speaker 6: not to sell drugs anymore.
Speaker 1: I was like, whatever it takes not to risk.
Speaker 4: Tas freeze and stuff.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to, dude, I wanted to be in
Speaker 6: my daughter's life because it's text Me and Don was
Speaker 6: talking about this on the way in my camera. Guy,
Speaker 6: I said, I got so I got arrested. I don't
Speaker 6: know if I could say this or I couldn't. If
Speaker 6: you can't, but right down the street from here, when
Speaker 6: that neighborhood used to be before they you know, made
Speaker 6: it nice gentrification.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, that's what the word.
Speaker 6: Yeah, before they gentrified the neighborhood over here, Yes, and almost.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I fucking got caught with a half ounce
Speaker 6: of crack over here. Was the last time I went
Speaker 6: to prison, and I sat in prison for almost two years.
Speaker 6: That was the year my daughter was born. The baby
Speaker 6: mother was like seven eight months pregnant then. Really yeah,
Speaker 6: So whenever I came home, I was like, man, I
Speaker 6: just want to do whatever it takes not to go
Speaker 6: back back. I had a reason not to go to
Speaker 6: jail for the first time of my life. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: that was a turning point. How many times before then
Speaker 6: were you in prison?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I probably did seven out of a
Speaker 3: ten year stretch. That's tough, man, that's fucking tough.
Speaker 4: How you hear it? Like I went to a holding
Speaker 4: cell one time for breaking probation.
Speaker 3: Hardcore, I know, but.
Speaker 4: There were you're on probation, yeah, white story twice A Yeah,
Speaker 4: I slapped the kid and stole his iPad iPod.
Speaker 1: But he wasn't talking about your mama. No, he did it.
Speaker 4: The way I brote probation to some kids, says some
Speaker 4: of my mom That's what I did. But that was
Speaker 4: before the Dick pic. When those those seven to ten years,
Speaker 4: when you're when you're in prison, you hear all like
Speaker 4: obviously you watch documentaries and you see this guy goes
Speaker 4: to jail and he's just you know, unsuspecting, white dude whatever.
Speaker 4: And then he's like, you gotta be with a crew.
Speaker 4: You got to be with the white supremacist cats. You
Speaker 4: can't be with the black guys, can't be all this
Speaker 4: different stuff. Is the ship really run like that in
Speaker 4: there in some prisons?
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure. He'll tell us a good prison story.
Speaker 6: Oh no, dude, there's let me tell you a story.
Speaker 6: Anybody who says they have a good prison story did
Speaker 6: not learn from prison. Tell people all the time. This
Speaker 6: isn't like judging malls. Oh this one was way better
Speaker 6: than this one. They all fucking sucked.
Speaker 3: I never been to one.
Speaker 1: I thought it was you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I mean, I could tell some funny stories, but I
Speaker 6: choose not to because in hindsight, none of that.
Speaker 1: Ship was funny.
Speaker 6: But uh it was, it was. Yeah, it diversifies sometimes.
Speaker 6: I was in a state prison. I didn't go federal,
Speaker 6: so it's a little easier for me because I'm from Nashville.
Speaker 1: I was born and raised here. Hence why I'm a
Speaker 1: busting with the Boys fan.
Speaker 6: A fucking Tighten advocate may respect that, yeah for sure.
Speaker 6: Like side note, thank you for what you've done for
Speaker 6: the city. We really appreciated having you, man, it's awesome.
Speaker 3: You know, well that means a lot, man, I appreciate that.
Speaker 6: My prayer as a Titan fan frankly for both of
Speaker 6: you not to put Will on the no comments spot again.
Speaker 6: But uh is that when y'all are both done, y'all
Speaker 6: hang up the Jersey here. That means a lot to
Speaker 6: the city, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But it's laying up the Jersey War in the bus
Speaker 3: yeah fu yeah, wherever.
Speaker 4: You want to hang out stadium. I don't know if
Speaker 4: I can do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, George, you know, somebody wants my name.
Speaker 3: It's a tighten Jersey.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So I was a local kid, so it's like
Speaker 3: I didn't deal with it as much.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: It was more like really culturally melted, you know. So
Speaker 6: I didn't have a problem in there. It was pretty cool,
Speaker 6: so I didn't have to deal with that shit.
Speaker 1: But in federal prison.
Speaker 6: One of my best friends went to federal prison struggle,
Speaker 6: and uh, you know, it was real bad there. They
Speaker 6: played the race card in the state card. Tough there,
Speaker 6: but in state prison, yeah, I mean, you definitely got
Speaker 6: some of that going. But when you're you know, dude,
Speaker 6: I could ride the fence man, I could sing rock
Speaker 6: and roll music, play a little guitar, and I could
Speaker 6: rap like a motherfucker yeah weed. So I was pretty prove.
Speaker 6: Everybody pretty much liked me in there.
Speaker 3: Good deal.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad it worked out for you in prison.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you're out of now.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's way cooler working out out here, no question.
Speaker 6: But I came home and just wanted to figure it
Speaker 6: out for the kid.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I was just determined to figure it out for my daughter.
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Speaker 4: What was that moment like with the first time you
Speaker 4: saw your daughter. I mean she was to.
Speaker 1: Her second birthday. Uh, that's when I really actually met her.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, it was emotional, but it was like
Speaker 6: a happy emotion. You know, I'm so glad to be
Speaker 6: in her life at that point, and me and her
Speaker 6: mother had kind of fought through custody at that point
Speaker 6: or me even being able to see her because you
Speaker 6: know what I mean, I didn't have the best Uh
Speaker 6: you know, I'm a reform I was. I wasn't a
Speaker 6: good human pre my daughter in general, so I could
Speaker 6: understand her resentment towards me, and.
Speaker 1: Uh, you know it was funny.
Speaker 6: I met her on her second birthday, and somewhere around
Speaker 6: her seventh birthday, I got full custody of her, so
Speaker 6: me and my wife have full custody.
Speaker 3: Ever, now she's at the house waiting for me to
Speaker 3: get home.
Speaker 6: So be pissed off when I show up without the
Speaker 6: sign of lawan Jersey Well refreshed about that, because yeah,
Speaker 6: she's literally was.
Speaker 3: Like, Yo, don't forget that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was like, no, We'll make for sure, Like make
Speaker 3: sure you grab a bottle.
Speaker 1: This might be long. I want to make sure I'm tipsy.
Speaker 5: When you were talking about how bad you were before
Speaker 5: your daughter, was it pretty much just your daughter to
Speaker 5: that change your home mindset when you went into prison.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, or like what what what kind.
Speaker 4: Of reflections were you like having with yourself?
Speaker 5: I was having to say, if you're a bad dude
Speaker 5: for a long time, it's like, you know, what's that
Speaker 5: conversation like for you in prison?
Speaker 6: It's just knowing that you have to do something different,
Speaker 6: you know, even in prison. I wasn't sure I wanted
Speaker 6: to change in jail, at least until they knocked on
Speaker 6: the door the year she was born, on her birthday,
Speaker 6: and the guard told me it was her birthday, that
Speaker 6: she was born. You know, your daughter was born. He
Speaker 6: had no other information at all. You didn't know her name.
Speaker 6: When I think about it, I don't even know if
Speaker 6: he said it was a boy or girl. I think
Speaker 6: he was just like, yo, you're your kids here. You
Speaker 6: got a kid bore in this warning. I was like, well,
Speaker 6: tell me more and I'll never forget. The guard looked
Speaker 6: at me through the through the little crack in the window.
Speaker 6: You know, you got the little little slit. Yeah, I said,
Speaker 6: I don't fuck it.
Speaker 1: Know, man, just walking one really his he was wasn't
Speaker 1: his problem. He's just there getting you know, fucking twelve
Speaker 1: hours an hour. Sure, but you know, think about that
Speaker 1: for a minute, like, man, she gets news of my
Speaker 1: whole life right here, and I have zero information.
Speaker 4: This is when she was born.
Speaker 1: This is the he was actually born.
Speaker 6: She was actually born, actual Like you know, because somebody
Speaker 6: calls to jail, like somebody dies in your family or something,
Speaker 6: you know, they bring only really bad news and some
Speaker 6: good news, like a kid born on bad news. It's
Speaker 6: about where it stops. Your grandma dies they'll come tell you.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: God, that's gonna be hard when you're dealing with depression
Speaker 4: and you're in prison and someone tells you if someone died, Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's gonna be fun.
Speaker 6: You can't call, or you're in a situation where you
Speaker 6: can't get a hold to nobody, you can't get a
Speaker 6: pass to go to the funeral.
Speaker 1: My grandmother dad, when I was in.
Speaker 3: Jail, really never forget.
Speaker 6: We were close, but me and my father, my father
Speaker 6: and her were closed and it just hurt me for
Speaker 6: my dad. Your father, Yeah, he passed away two years ago.
Speaker 3: I started to hear that. Yeah, for sure. I tell
Speaker 3: you how much of a legend he was.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 6: The tin roof on Demumbrian has got a plaqueform where
Speaker 6: he sat at the bar. Really, that's right, you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, Because where he sat at that bar
Speaker 6: like five days a week. Yeah, absolutely, dude, they have
Speaker 6: a plaque right there, Buddy d Ford just sitting.
Speaker 3: On the bar right there at the street that's name
Speaker 3: to the Ford.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: D four like that. Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 4: I did some some pretty shitty things in that bar.
Speaker 4: That's a good.
Speaker 3: Place me too, man, I love a good place. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's fun time. I love the plastic like you've been there, Will, Yeah,
Speaker 3: been a few times.
Speaker 6: I tried to talk Will to going out to get
Speaker 6: drunk with me one night, y'all, and he politely stiffed me.
Speaker 6: He was like, defense, I was glossy drunk when I
Speaker 6: asked him to go. We were at like a comedy club,
Speaker 6: and I was like, you should go out and have
Speaker 6: a drink with me, and he was like, ye'all hit
Speaker 6: you right up.
Speaker 3: And I was like, I don't think he's gonna hit me.
Speaker 3: What did you think about it? Yeah?
Speaker 5: About it?
Speaker 3: Later hits you up.
Speaker 1: Was like, I'm not gonna get you.
Speaker 5: That hit you.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get out of here.
Speaker 1: But because we're probably looking to the left of him
Speaker 1: thinking I was staring, I mean me and show, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Shop off up here.
Speaker 1: And I was like, so, you know, me and shop
Speaker 1: and started drinking that day and like breakfast.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But the difference, you guys had to get together too.
Speaker 6: We had to get together and did this King of
Speaker 6: the sting, and uh, the difference was shap you know,
Speaker 6: went on about his day. I just kept drinking. I
Speaker 6: just went downtown. I started bar hopping, after I dropped
Speaker 6: him off here like twelve thirty or one or whatever
Speaker 6: it was. And by the time I showed up to
Speaker 6: his show, I was I was.
Speaker 1: Pretty pretty pretty crashed.
Speaker 3: It was really, I gotta go to a dude, so
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Yo, I'm there this weekend. To him, I'm doing you know, I'm.
Speaker 4: Gonna be out of town this weekend, but I will.
Speaker 3: I'll hit you up. Okay, cool?
Speaker 1: Next, Yeah I do it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and I'm
Speaker 1: sober this time.
Speaker 3: Yes, what are you doing at anies?
Speaker 1: So Josh Wolf does Josh Wolf and Friends once a month.
Speaker 4: We gotta get Josh on this thing.
Speaker 1: Bro, whenever, Dude, I'll call him right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So Brandon was saying, Josh Schul said he wants to
Speaker 6: come on when he's backing to dude, Yes, yo, is
Speaker 6: this thing. I appreciate that too. By the way, that's
Speaker 6: we detected. Oh about doing busts with boys Like I'm
Speaker 6: down in Miami shooting shooting his music video with Andrew Shuls.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, you're in the shoals and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I'll see if he wants to come on the bus.
Speaker 7: It was like, hey, thanks, cool, I appreciate that. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that's awesome, you do. We want to come on the
Speaker 7: bus with me today. We got drunk on the golf
Speaker 7: course last week. I don't know watch to say that
Speaker 7: about him. I got drunk.
Speaker 4: Was H's just soliditary?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no one suspected.
Speaker 6: Remember if he drunk or not. I fucking trashed. But uh,
Speaker 6: Michael Ruis.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, wants to come on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was coming, he was tackle, he was Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was very mean to me my rookie year.
Speaker 4: But I've forgiven him really well, I mean they essentially
Speaker 4: drafted me to take a spot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he was leaving the next year. Well, and the.
Speaker 4: Way I've heard it, and I love for him to
Speaker 4: come on the bus and actually talk about my rookie
Speaker 4: year because I know there's a lot of people who
Speaker 4: I was my rookie year and second year is a
Speaker 4: totally different person.
Speaker 3: Now. Obviously Will Shart a bunch of stories.
Speaker 4: But Michael, like I heard from another player that he
Speaker 4: was literally talking the day of the draft, is like
Speaker 4: He's like, basically, today I'm gonna find out if'm I
Speaker 4: get extension after this or I'm retiring next year. Oh shit,
Speaker 4: that would be a nice little story to here. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and so then obviously they drafted me, which is I
Speaker 4: remember coming on a visit to Nashville and thinking, why
Speaker 4: the fuck am I here, Like, no, there's no way
Speaker 4: they're going to draft me. They just got Michael or
Speaker 4: in a free agency that turned out well. And then
Speaker 4: Michael Ruse, who's been like been there for this, was
Speaker 4: just going into his tenth year Eastern Washington cat like
Speaker 4: had an amazing career with the Titans. So but Michael's
Speaker 4: a good dude. He and I have talked a lot
Speaker 4: about it since then. I always tell a story about
Speaker 4: when I first got drafted. I DMed him on Twitter
Speaker 4: and was like, hey, man, I love to like get
Speaker 4: with you.
Speaker 3: Learn the playbook.
Speaker 4: You know, I can sit down. That thing still has
Speaker 4: been on read for a while, Like I have not
Speaker 4: been able.
Speaker 3: He has not said anything back to this day.
Speaker 4: But he's a good dude, man, and we've like, obviously,
Speaker 4: I can't imagine the day they draft somebody to replace
Speaker 4: me and how I'm gonna feel or handle that situation,
Speaker 4: you know, So I.
Speaker 6: Forgot what me and Will were going back and forth
Speaker 6: about that day. But he hit me and I was
Speaker 6: like yo, And I told Michael Ruse I was like, yo, ironically,
Speaker 6: I'm out here with like Michael Rose.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I was like yeah, but I'm gonna go out there
Speaker 6: with a Will And Taylor was like, bring me. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna come with you, gonna bring it.
Speaker 5: But he said yeah, Man, wasn't enough, Taylor, Yeah, man,
Speaker 5: I'll hit you stand out there.
Speaker 4: Look get you on next he was.
Speaker 1: He was serious though. Man, he's a good guy. Man,
Speaker 1: he's good. He's the hell of a golfer.
Speaker 4: Day is he really?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah for sure.
Speaker 6: Speaking of which, I had formerly challenged Will Compton to
Speaker 6: a golf competition. I don't know if you've heard this ship.
Speaker 6: This is big news, by the way, breaking news, y'all.
Speaker 6: Me and Will Compton are gonna have a head on.
Speaker 6: We're gonna pick a country club with his choice.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I'm gonna go there.
Speaker 4: Part three.
Speaker 6: And this is gonna be the first time I get
Speaker 6: the spank a professional athlete and an athletic.
Speaker 1: Competition or you're a beast like that? No, I suck,
Speaker 1: but I just.
Speaker 4: Think I'm better than you.
Speaker 6: He would get on this weekend with the boys, I
Speaker 6: know it's see that's when he that's when he hit me.
Speaker 6: I started my Taylor Lawan troll the like, hey, we
Speaker 6: should do this and gamble on and blog it.
Speaker 4: I'm down with that, dude.
Speaker 3: I'll go all right the car and watch yeah the
Speaker 3: whole time.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 3: Do you golf at all?
Speaker 4: No golf people that have made it. I can't be
Speaker 4: golfing yet. I'm only twenty nine. Yeah, I had so
Speaker 4: much more life than what's what's making it? What's the
Speaker 4: definition of made it?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'll let you know when I've done it. We got
Speaker 4: a lot of things to do still, golf is a
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know. I have two kids, two
Speaker 4: young kids right now. I can't find time to do it.
Speaker 4: So much stuff and I'm late to everything too. I
Speaker 4: would never make it. Two times. Today's a perfect example.
Speaker 1: I was told this motherfucker told me to hear it
Speaker 1: too well.
Speaker 6: They remember that.
Speaker 4: They were like, hey, yeah.
Speaker 5: It's crazy, I said, I sent them. I must have
Speaker 5: been right after you two. I'm my hey reminder two
Speaker 5: thirty jelly roll. Yeah, I guess I told him to
Speaker 5: what he takes on time?
Speaker 4: Fucking Ready, You're like, man, I'm glad you're such a
Speaker 4: fan of the podcast. Man that's very cool. It's very
Speaker 4: cool you keep to your roots. I mean, we're obviously
Speaker 4: not both from Nashville, but being Nashville based podcast.
Speaker 1: It's been awesome, very right you. I'll just represent everything
Speaker 1: that is Nashville too.
Speaker 3: That's very cool of you to say.
Speaker 6: It's been like fucking dope. Man, you've been like a
Speaker 6: franchise player. I feel like at this point like you're
Speaker 6: our guy.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm it's I hope to stay here for a
Speaker 4: little bit longer. Man, it's been awesome. You always when
Speaker 4: you think about going to the NFL, you always stay
Speaker 4: stay with the same team.
Speaker 6: Let me let me can I ask all a couple
Speaker 6: of questions. You drilled me pretty hard, Sure, because I
Speaker 6: just want to know some stuff. How does that feel like?
Speaker 6: Do you know you're getting traded? Or the story is
Speaker 6: true that sometimes people find out on ESPN.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's true. That's very true.
Speaker 6: People do you Guys don't find out until they a
Speaker 6: lack of a relationship or I.
Speaker 4: Think it's just the way things are handled. Sometimes when
Speaker 4: an office upstairs there's fifteen twenty people, a revolving door
Speaker 4: of information, and a lot of those guys have a
Speaker 4: chefter number have a rapid poor number. Yea, and I
Speaker 4: think it's like, hey, we're trading jelly roll to the Bengals. Wow, tough,
Speaker 4: and so change the information. Some guy might have a
Speaker 4: tweet real quick saying or a text to a chefter saying,
Speaker 4: we're trading something.
Speaker 3: So right, so I can give out the information. Hey,
Speaker 3: run that through the wire today.
Speaker 5: This that the other some my text on the side,
Speaker 5: text chefter, hey we're trading jelly roll to the Bengals.
Speaker 5: Putting it on ESPN or NFL network because then they
Speaker 5: need to be first.
Speaker 1: Because it came up about you today.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: My boy was like, yo, man, you gotta ask Will
Speaker 6: what he's gonna do. I was like, I just watched
Speaker 6: the art one. He's gonna say no comment?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was like, but I want accept that.
Speaker 4: What are you gonna do with this?
Speaker 3: Do you want to play football?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah yeah, no I'm not retired. Are you playing
Speaker 3: the years? Hey? I mean.
Speaker 4: Here's the here's the navigating waters Will has to do.
Speaker 4: It's the officer. The Titans had not offered him. And
Speaker 4: if Will said yeah, I want to be in Tennessee,
Speaker 4: then there's thirty one other teams that are deterred from
Speaker 4: sending him a contract as well, because they know he
Speaker 4: wants to be in Tennessee, so.
Speaker 6: He loses negotiating power, just lose leverage talking about right,
Speaker 6: So it's like, but you can't say it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I mean, of course I want to play
Speaker 5: for the Times. I love playing here, but I would
Speaker 5: also play for other t as well. I just hope
Speaker 5: it's like, you know, it works out the best situation.
Speaker 1: The way he brought it up was because you know,
Speaker 1: obviously dud like invested interests as a Nashville.
Speaker 6: Kid, like we want you to stay right, like the
Speaker 6: spirit of the team, like just everything that what y'all
Speaker 6: are building here, you know, which I don't think he'd
Speaker 6: break the band up, but that's like my fear with
Speaker 6: y'all too in general, like, especially with this particular platform,
Speaker 6: is like, never break up the band.
Speaker 3: Dude, y'all get the coolest thing in the world going on.
Speaker 4: Well we both have, yeah, but we both live here.
Speaker 4: And Will has been stated he's a very great glue guy.
Speaker 4: And I think whether Will is with the Titans with
Speaker 4: somebody else this year, that team's gonna be lucky to
Speaker 4: have a glue guy, the guy that can go in,
Speaker 4: get in a playbook in two days, know the playbook
Speaker 4: and make calls, get guys, everybody in.
Speaker 3: The right place, smart cab.
Speaker 6: But the reason it came up to he's like, man,
Speaker 6: you know it's my boy.
Speaker 1: But he was like, yo, man, at least find out
Speaker 1: off the camera.
Speaker 3: Will's gonna split.
Speaker 6: And I was like, I don't know, man, the way
Speaker 6: I see this shit on ESPN, he probably won't know
Speaker 6: it neither.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's gonna shoot me. It's like just
Speaker 3: letting you know. It's interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't think you know. I was like,
Speaker 1: you never know that she could just be on ESPN.
Speaker 4: It's interesting you say that. And I'm speaking for Will
Speaker 4: because I can more speak. I can speak more freely
Speaker 4: about the situation than he can because then it's a speculation.
Speaker 4: But like you never, like, no one knows. So when
Speaker 4: a guy doesn't really sign with the team, it's never oh,
Speaker 4: that motherfucker doesn't like this team. Fuck him. It's like, well,
Speaker 4: that's how things worked out. It's the business of the thing.
Speaker 4: And they sometimes teams even released when there's contract negotiations,
Speaker 4: like we've offered Will Compton to be the third highest
Speaker 4: paid linebacker in the NFL and he hasn't signed that.
Speaker 4: What's that about? That's a negotiation tactic by a team
Speaker 4: reaching out put in the public eye. So then fans
Speaker 4: put pressure on the player to say, well, hey, why
Speaker 4: don't you sign it? You don't want to be here,
Speaker 4: you don't want to be the tight ends. What's the deal?
Speaker 4: And so it's it's a revolving door and you gotta
Speaker 4: keep to keep it close to the vest.
Speaker 3: Well, what's crazy up is.
Speaker 4: Ninety ten them and that is fuck.
Speaker 6: I guess it's different because ours is so you know,
Speaker 6: fucking cards to chest, Yeah, and.
Speaker 3: Yours seems a little more not wild wild West.
Speaker 5: But it's like no one knows of the chess game
Speaker 5: that goes on, whereas with again, with the NFL, you
Speaker 5: kind of understand certain figures that are gonna happen.
Speaker 3: At least it's not like again, no.
Speaker 5: One's just gonna come and fuck you and you don't
Speaker 5: know about it.
Speaker 3: It's like they just have that access to tweets off
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 5: Like when I was on the Raiders and I was
Speaker 5: signing with the Raiders, I was up there, not necessarily negotiating,
Speaker 5: but they had offered me a contract. I look over
Speaker 5: the contract to get on the phone my agent. I'm like, hey,
Speaker 5: they got this, explain this injury waiver to me. And
Speaker 5: he's like, so, essentially, if you injure anything on your
Speaker 5: your your right leg, your right limb, they can cut
Speaker 5: you and not have to rehab you, not have to
Speaker 5: pay you, none of that. So I wouldn't get the
Speaker 5: split of my contract. I wouldn't get none of that.
Speaker 5: So if I signed that, then I'm basically like, okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: if I get hurt, you guys could just send me
Speaker 5: home and then I'm just sitting at home.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of contract.
Speaker 3: I mean, it can be. It depends on the how
Speaker 3: the contract is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nothing that will necessarily like trick you too much
Speaker 5: because you have an agent. Like again, the game's a
Speaker 5: little more understood.
Speaker 1: Agent would be little.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he just kind of advised negotiates.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he'd you know this is you know, YadA, YadA YadA.
Speaker 3: That's essentially what it means.
Speaker 5: And so I basically said, they're like, I look at it,
Speaker 5: that's not worth it to me.
Speaker 6: I don't care to Are you allowed to say what
Speaker 6: the percentage this guy gets up.
Speaker 3: To three percent? Up to three percent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, players can negotiate with their agent all the way
Speaker 5: up to three percent. They do have a standard, dude,
Speaker 5: that's slugging wells.
Speaker 1: That's changed a lot, just like a union, it's changed
Speaker 1: a lot.
Speaker 4: I know. It's kind of always been like when Will
Speaker 4: and I first in the NFL, it was three percent,
Speaker 4: and then in twos and eleven, when they redid the
Speaker 4: collective Bargaining agreement, first round picks became like slotted now,
Speaker 4: so it's like every person gets the same amount and
Speaker 4: these specific things every year goes up five percent. So
Speaker 4: agents took that and we're like, hey, if you sign
Speaker 4: with us, you can do We'll give you two percent
Speaker 4: for the first contract, or we'll give you one percent.
Speaker 4: And I think, uh, other agencies are doing that now.
Speaker 4: But when we signed, it was three percent, and that's
Speaker 4: what it is.
Speaker 3: You get. That's the house going.
Speaker 6: To Can I ask you all another question, so check
Speaker 6: us out? How many athletes do you think like in
Speaker 6: my business? I can say ninety five percent of artists
Speaker 6: are really clueless of what's going on in their business.
Speaker 1: How many athletes do you think like that?
Speaker 3: You what do you mean by business?
Speaker 1: The logistics?
Speaker 6: Like if you sat down with one of these guys, like,
Speaker 6: it's obvious both of y'all know your deals, you know
Speaker 6: your leverage, you know your bargaining power, you know where.
Speaker 3: You sit, you get that.
Speaker 6: How many of these guys could sit on this bus
Speaker 6: and would literally look at me and be like, man,
Speaker 6: I don't fucking know.
Speaker 4: It's tough. It's tough to put a specific number on
Speaker 4: it because contracts in a lot of ways, besides splits,
Speaker 4: besides workout bonuses all that, Like, there's little things like that.
Speaker 4: It's pretty cut and dry, like you know what your
Speaker 4: you're signing, and then every year after that's that guarantee.
Speaker 4: Is like, I'm on three one year deals right now
Speaker 4: from here on out, my contract's not guaranteed this year
Speaker 4: and each year from now on until my contract is
Speaker 4: up is not guaranteed. So the team could cut me
Speaker 4: and not owe me any money. I know that, and
Speaker 4: I would say a lot of guys probably know how
Speaker 4: that works. What I don't think guys know is when
Speaker 4: they see a big number at the end of their contract,
Speaker 4: they think, I'm excited to get that twenty million dollars.
Speaker 4: Would say, I'm excited to get that twenty million dollars
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: But the issue is is you may.
Speaker 4: Ten here, twelve here, thirteen here, and then seventeen, eighteen
Speaker 4: and twenty, well that's seventy eighteen and twenty aren't guaranteed,
Speaker 4: and these three small ones are you're not going to
Speaker 4: get to that. That's going to get renegotiated. And so
Speaker 4: it's kind of knowing having a good agent is very important.
Speaker 4: Guys that negotiate their own contracts, I couldn't do it,
Speaker 4: and I don't know how they do it. I mean,
Speaker 4: there's the Russell O Kung who did half his contract
Speaker 4: in bitcoin, which is obviously now hindsight SWaCH a pretty
Speaker 4: genius deal.
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 4: Who's Richard Sherman heated his own deal too. But you know,
Speaker 4: for me, I don't know how to look at language.
Speaker 3: I'm not a lawyer.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to go and sit there and
Speaker 4: do that. And so you really rely on those people
Speaker 4: to kind of negotiate that contract.
Speaker 5: Like the financial literacy when you do have the money.
Speaker 5: A lot of guys don't have that. Like the documentary
Speaker 5: thirty for thirty broke isn't just a made up documentary
Speaker 5: that seventy percent of guys go broke within three to
Speaker 5: five years. It's like that financial education, of financial literacy
Speaker 5: you have once you start getting that money coming in,
Speaker 5: because you know, when you're when you all of a
Speaker 5: sudden just make a bunch of money, guys don't necessarily
Speaker 5: know how to act. And that's that's just everybody in general.
Speaker 5: You just don't know what to do. You can, but
Speaker 5: you know there's there's snakes out there. You gotta vet them,
Speaker 5: like you know, you kind of just don't know. I
Speaker 5: can't speak for everybody, but I do know, Like that's
Speaker 5: that's more of the thing. Is like when you get
Speaker 5: offered to go to some of these financial literacy programs
Speaker 5: and getting educated on money and budgeting and this and that,
Speaker 5: guys do need to soak that in because it's not
Speaker 5: like it's fact that it's seventy to eighty percent of
Speaker 5: guys go broke within three to five years, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean, Like when we're all standing in the
Speaker 5: locker room, Hey, fellas, like I get we all don't
Speaker 5: think it's gonna be us, but statistically speaking, seven out
Speaker 5: of ten of us are gonna be that way.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So right before you walk on a busk me
Speaker 6: and will were having a conversation how artists have this
Speaker 6: thing where they'll be like amphitheater acts not treat their
Speaker 6: money good, and then later in life you'll go see
Speaker 6: them at like the excid in Like when you see
Speaker 6: these legacy acts planning for four hundred people at the accident,
Speaker 6: You're like, man, you would have been at the bridge
Speaker 6: Stone eighteen years ago, fifteen years ago. You know that
Speaker 6: was because of financial literacy, right, Like they never understood
Speaker 6: how to take care of their money when they were
Speaker 6: getting it and winning. Because I told them, our business
Speaker 6: is like yours. It's a mountain. You're climbing up it,
Speaker 6: you're sitting on top for a very short part of time,
Speaker 6: and you're coming down that motherfucker. Yeah, you know, And
Speaker 6: it's what you do with your money in the intermediate
Speaker 6: and also knowing when to hop off the horse. Like
Speaker 6: I plan I can't believe saying this publicly. I plan
Speaker 6: on selling my catalog when I think I'm right. But
Speaker 6: you feel like, yeah, well you.
Speaker 4: Feel that stock is it's building a business and selling
Speaker 4: a business. What's your exit strategy when you're at the top,
Speaker 4: because if you miss it by a year, you couldn't
Speaker 4: miss out on millions of dollars, potentially for millions.
Speaker 1: Dollars, and the problem is too you can go too soon.
Speaker 6: I've seen some artists sell a catalog and then write
Speaker 6: the biggest number one in the country the following year
Speaker 6: and go, Man, you got seventeen million dollars for that catalog,
Speaker 6: And if you'd have waited till this year, you could
Speaker 6: have got forty seven million dollars.
Speaker 3: And that for one song.
Speaker 6: If that one song becomes the biggest song on the planet,
Speaker 6: like Happy You're with justin Timberlake cause.
Speaker 1: You feel or whoever song that was, Yeah, that song
Speaker 1: for real. Sorry I suck, but it's like that song.
Speaker 1: But at that moment, Oh, it could.
Speaker 6: Change somebody's catalog twenty million dollars that year. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 6: literally mean we're talking about something that could change. You know,
Speaker 6: it depends on how much of it.
Speaker 1: They owned again, right, yeah, they just owned the publishing.
Speaker 3: It could change a couple of men. What do you
Speaker 3: want to your catalog if you masters its publishing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, baby, yeah, yeah baby.
Speaker 3: Everything.
Speaker 6: I own everything that's never lett nobody into anything, even
Speaker 6: my distributors I do.
Speaker 3: I do really short deals with and uh, when like
Speaker 3: to earn us about writing.
Speaker 4: You sit in the room with a bunch of guys,
Speaker 4: and guys kind of throw all you put some music on,
Speaker 4: you throw lines for each other and collectively make a song.
Speaker 4: How does that look for you?
Speaker 3: Is your catalog? You and your songs and what you've made.
Speaker 1: I've wrote on every song I've sun. Yeah, I've never
Speaker 1: not been in the room.
Speaker 6: And that's I take pride in that, Taylor, Yeah, I
Speaker 6: take pride in that bub But you know why because
Speaker 6: it's a lot of artists that I've seen get on
Speaker 6: your bus. I'm gonna do picking with the boys, hopefully today,
Speaker 6: if they're ready, I'm ready. But I've seen a lot
Speaker 6: of dudes get on this bus and sing a song
Speaker 6: they didn't write, they weren't even in the room for
Speaker 6: It'd be like you memorizing your favorite George Strait song
Speaker 6: and then going and singing that motherfucker. And to me,
Speaker 6: that's so disingenuine, right, like there's no spirit.
Speaker 4: Behind, especially if it's a song like save Me where
Speaker 4: you're talking about battles depression and who you are that then.
Speaker 6: Like people like I would be if my favorite if
Speaker 6: I found out Tupac didn't write dear Mama, Like how
Speaker 6: much that would hurt me? Like I believe that song,
Speaker 6: like I feel it. I want to go sing it
Speaker 6: to Mama. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, Like I
Speaker 6: feel that, And to find out he didn't write it,
Speaker 6: like I couldn't even believe in the conviction he tried
Speaker 6: to sing it with. You know, it would hurt my spirit,
Speaker 6: you know, like so many of these artists don't even
Speaker 6: write the songs they're singing. But I'll also tell you this,
Speaker 6: that's the difference between an artist who gets a real
Speaker 6: fan base and an artist who gets a flash in
Speaker 6: the pan fan base.
Speaker 3: That's the one where you get to the top and
Speaker 3: then straight down afterwards.
Speaker 1: How many times have you known a song but not
Speaker 1: the artist A lot?
Speaker 3: Right, Okay? And then you for the artist disappeared.
Speaker 6: You didn't know because you liked the song, right, but
Speaker 6: you never knew you never got into the dude's music, right.
Speaker 6: And then you think about artists like we talked about
Speaker 6: those legacy acts, kid Rock, Fleetwood Mac the quickest too
Speaker 6: to think of guns and rows their list of them, right,
Speaker 6: But kid Rock always reference because if you got into
Speaker 6: kid rock, ninety percent of the people that got into
Speaker 6: his music.
Speaker 1: Really got into the wormhole of kid rock. You can.
Speaker 6: First what crazy when the journey of it? Dude, I
Speaker 6: could sing I've been sitting here just wasting time, drag
Speaker 6: and slugging, trying to ease my mind right now, and
Speaker 6: the song came out of ninety six. I can sing
Speaker 6: it word for word, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Like, I could literally sing I've been sitting here trying
Speaker 1: to find myself.
Speaker 3: That's a thing.
Speaker 6: Take some time myself, I need to rewind myself. I
Speaker 6: could sing that song word for word.
Speaker 3: That came out in the nineties. I went down the
Speaker 3: I'm a kid rock fan. You know.
Speaker 1: I can name cold and Empty.
Speaker 6: I can name songs of his that never made radio
Speaker 6: that were just huge songs that, in fact, in my life,
Speaker 6: none of the Devil without a Cars record made radio,
Speaker 6: right and we know it, you know that built a
Speaker 6: cult following, you know.
Speaker 4: To this day, and didn't.
Speaker 3: Somebody I'm on now too, is n F. He's kind
Speaker 3: of like the kid is.
Speaker 1: Cold, yo. I don't have the plug on him, I'll
Speaker 1: admit it, but he is local. He is also looking
Speaker 1: at me.
Speaker 5: Bro should look what he's able to like reach deep
Speaker 5: down in that just depressive state and continue to talking
Speaker 5: about especially.
Speaker 3: When you're successful.
Speaker 4: Now, especially when you're said, when you were talking about
Speaker 4: what you sing about, the first.
Speaker 3: Person that came to mind was n F. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can like listen to his album and like
Speaker 5: feel what he's going through, and you create those bases,
Speaker 5: those loyal those loyal audiences that like understand what you're
Speaker 5: trying to write about.
Speaker 6: And in y'all's world, it's the busting with the boys. Guys,
Speaker 6: it's the guys in the comment on this video right now,
Speaker 6: the ones who the tier one on Tier one baby,
Speaker 6: those dudes that like are writing with you, NF. Jelly Rolls,
Speaker 6: Artists like that get to create that COT's a lot
Speaker 6: of Texas. I think he'lling up with the number one
Speaker 6: song on country radio. But if he don't, that dude
Speaker 6: is selling out baseball stadiums in Texas. Really, Yes, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think I lost my fucking mind.
Speaker 6: That dude is crazy Texas country as a motherfucker. Cody
Speaker 6: Johnson was a great example of that. Somebody who built
Speaker 6: a core following he goes sell to read us. Now
Speaker 6: he sells out the fucking Houston Rodeo eighty thousand people.
Speaker 4: I think, Yes, that's the biggest one, eighty.
Speaker 6: Thousand people, dude, And that dude's just now starting to
Speaker 6: break country radio and that one, you know what's cool though,
Speaker 6: he owns his motherfucking music for him. Listen, man, that dude,
Speaker 6: I think I'm doing okay, man, that dude's gonna buy
Speaker 6: an island one day.
Speaker 4: For sure.
Speaker 5: I didn't really know about this whole world of like
Speaker 5: I mean, I knew about it, but then you got
Speaker 5: like pioneers who are trying to like recreate it. And
Speaker 5: I've been following, uh, Mike, Mike stud and he's some
Speaker 5: of that season very much. This podcast is fire?
Speaker 3: Which one is that? Yeah? You never know that one
Speaker 3: is fired? Yeah.
Speaker 5: The dude who's that lineman that was with Mike Tyson
Speaker 5: doing that podcast Hop Box, Hop Box and he left
Speaker 5: and and he came on Mike Studs.
Speaker 3: But what's his name?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's a that's a very insightful podcast.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 6: I love his music, so like when he was doing
Speaker 6: the Music Ship, you know, so when they called me
Speaker 6: to do the King and the Sting record, Oh yo,
Speaker 6: this is a big shout out y'all.
Speaker 3: Me and Andrew Shoals this coming out Wednesday for real, y'all.
Speaker 6: This Wednesday, Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Thursday, whatever it is in April.
Speaker 6: I don't keep up with it like that. But whatever
Speaker 6: the day. Yeah, I'm mad at that. Fuck it's always Friday.
Speaker 6: But whatever Tomorrow and Thursday is in April. After the day,
Speaker 6: y'all are watching this jelly rolling Andrew Shols are dropping
Speaker 6: a record.
Speaker 4: Tom listen, man Tanner, You're gonna let it song.
Speaker 3: Dad, will? Have I not sent it to you?
Speaker 6: I said to you, didn't I No, I didn't send
Speaker 6: it you when I was down there. No, dude, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna start sending you music. You send me something back.
Speaker 6: Can you send me something else before you sent that?
Speaker 1: Can I start plugging with music?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Absolutely, some other some sometimes.
Speaker 6: And I'm gonna start. I'm gonna start bothering. He sent
Speaker 6: me one the other day. That's so crazy, dog the
Speaker 6: Flower record so crazy. But anyways, me and Shols are
Speaker 6: doing a song called Opener Up. And it is our
Speaker 6: assessment of the American need to open her up right now.
Speaker 6: And it is a country song that I got old
Speaker 6: New York ass.
Speaker 3: Andrew Shouls singing.
Speaker 6: And I'm rapping on it, and it is a absolute
Speaker 6: slapper before where y'all sneak out of here.
Speaker 5: You gotta let me play for yeah, absolutely due trying
Speaker 5: to play it on you can't have him.
Speaker 1: I'll play that motherfucker.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure not taking yeah, yeah no,
Speaker 6: I'll play it on here the ill singers parks my
Speaker 6: guitar guys outside, you know. Yeah, No, the song is
Speaker 6: crazy good. That's wild, dude, that's the song is insane.
Speaker 6: It's so funny and it's so Andrew. It's a you said,
Speaker 6: King and the Sting album. No, no, no, I did
Speaker 6: on that album too, though. That's what made me think
Speaker 6: about Andrew. I should plug that record while i'm album. Yeah, wow,
Speaker 6: you didn't hear the King of the Sting album. There's
Speaker 6: a song with jelly Roll, Little Brows and Mike stud
Speaker 6: it's the Thick Boy Anthem. You'll love it. I'm telling
Speaker 6: you will be.
Speaker 3: The stomach and said you'll love that.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 3: Tell you something, you love that thing?
Speaker 4: Just man, you love it? Hey, you're all about that now.
Speaker 6: It's called Thick Boy Anthem is Jelly Roll, Little Brows,
Speaker 6: Mike Stood, and it is a fucking baiter, Dude, it
Speaker 6: is awesome.
Speaker 1: I did the rat King song for the rat King
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Speaker 6: A song on there, they dropped the record of microphone,
Speaker 6: We dropped the rat King record on there, and that's
Speaker 6: just Shop Blake.
Speaker 1: It's shop.
Speaker 6: So he found that they did a white rapper competition
Speaker 6: and this kid, Little Brows won it.
Speaker 1: He's super dope.
Speaker 6: He's the one with the first person doing the hook,
Speaker 6: and uh, they just kind of built a whole record
Speaker 6: around him called the King in this thing.
Speaker 3: Damn dude, that's that's awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, Shop Shop and he's always on that man. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he hit me. I was like, dude, it's like the
Speaker 1: Showl song.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: My music's so somber and serious in tone that I
Speaker 1: was looking for.
Speaker 6: That's why I wanted to get on here with y'all. Man,
Speaker 6: I want to fuck it. I want to spend the
Speaker 6: first ten minutes laughing and make a dickty good. I
Speaker 6: need that because people, like, I know, I deal, I
Speaker 6: help people with addictions. I know I help people depressing,
Speaker 6: but I also want to laugh, man. I want people
Speaker 6: to know that. You know, it's like the music. Sometimes
Speaker 6: you'd have this thing like I don't want people to
Speaker 6: expect me to walk around with my face.
Speaker 3: In the mud.
Speaker 4: Therapy for you too, to be able to laugh, I
Speaker 4: get it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely, yeah, It's like, man, let me come on
Speaker 6: here and fucking joke, and you don't have to be
Speaker 6: serious all the time.
Speaker 3: People are trying to be serious all the time or
Speaker 3: a joke all time.
Speaker 4: He can pick one once in a while. It's ok
Speaker 4: to jump jump ship once.
Speaker 6: It's cool to have a dualityde It's the circle of life, man.
Speaker 6: That's why I think The Grateful Dead said did so well.
Speaker 6: I tell people you're Grateful Dead.
Speaker 3: Fan by Chain.
Speaker 4: I'm not a Grateful Dead fan, but I know Gary
Speaker 4: who's missing here today is a huge one.
Speaker 1: Looks like with the Grateful Dead to no, No, there's
Speaker 1: ship though their merch right, so you'll understand this. Their
Speaker 1: ship was a skull and a teddy bear.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was the duality of the Dead, right, That's
Speaker 6: the brand I wanted to create musically. I want to
Speaker 6: create something where you could party to it, to cry
Speaker 6: to it, you know what I'm saying. Like that was
Speaker 6: always my goal as an artist, you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: to be able to take it deep either way. So
Speaker 6: that's what I modeled my entire ship after how The
Speaker 6: Grateful Dead was so good about like guns and roses, right,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, Like it shows the two
Speaker 6: different sides of you. Know, sweet child of mine and
Speaker 6: the fucking heavier ship, right, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: the Paradise City ship. You know, it's like to me,
Speaker 6: that was just what it was about, sweet Chilt of
Speaker 6: Mounts Harrowsmith by.
Speaker 3: The way, but thank you you're a good man. I
Speaker 3: am thank you for out fit like that.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't expect any different, right, But it was like
Speaker 6: the duality of Paradise City and.
Speaker 1: The harder ship.
Speaker 6: You know, absolutely, to me, that's what music's about. That's
Speaker 6: what podcasting is about. Y'all make motherfuckers laugh and then
Speaker 6: you dig deep.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like, to me, that's the ship the works. Well,
Speaker 3: that's why we all love Joe Rose. You got Arthur
Speaker 3: Smithson on the bus one week. In the next week, jelly.
Speaker 1: Roll different, dude. I'm glad I didn't get no comment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Arthur is all about them no comments right now.
Speaker 3: I know he's on a different wave.
Speaker 5: You feel like you had to find your voice after you,
Speaker 5: like as you were getting going in because when I
Speaker 5: was looking at some of the stuff, I didn't know
Speaker 5: you right to like.
Speaker 3: A little white yes, my boy, yeah, you know you.
Speaker 4: Remember a little white back in middle school and low task.
Speaker 3: That sounds like fun.
Speaker 5: That's you if you're a white kid and you were
Speaker 5: banging a little white back in the day.
Speaker 1: Dude for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like tell me you're in your thirties without
Speaker 1: telling me you're in your thirties, right right, right, right right,
Speaker 1: I can't believe. Yeah, that's my boy, man. He was.
Speaker 6: He was signed the three six Mafia. He was the
Speaker 6: first white guy that hypnotized minds. So I don't know
Speaker 6: if you're you feeling with three six. Sure, he's the
Speaker 6: one who signed them first. They signed him first. And
Speaker 6: this dude gave me my first real opportunity him with
Speaker 6: a guy named Haystack, and I love little White for
Speaker 6: this man. He took me on my first tour. You
Speaker 6: see the split album right there. Yeah, we did No
Speaker 6: Filter one, No Filter two, and we're working on No
Speaker 6: Filter three.
Speaker 3: Oh really?
Speaker 4: So he working all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I put out forty four songs last year.
Speaker 3: It seems like you're always like featuring it like working
Speaker 3: with other artists too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, I just love to I love people, man,
Speaker 1: I love to connect.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just love to put the docks together. Man.
Speaker 6: I love shooting the ship with people. I just you know,
Speaker 6: I just love people, man, I just want to work.
Speaker 6: I just listen, man, God been so good to me, dude.
Speaker 6: I wasn't supposed to be sitting on the bus y'all.
Speaker 6: I was like, you know, there's a lot of people
Speaker 6: that sit on this bus that you're like, no, he
Speaker 6: ain't supposed to be on the bus.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And there's a group of people that are gonna comment like,
Speaker 1: that's my boy right there.
Speaker 6: He shouldn't be on the bus. He's speaking for us
Speaker 6: right now, you know what I'm saying. I was like,
Speaker 6: So for me, it's like, man, let's just work.
Speaker 4: It sounds it sounds like you've got it all figured out, man,
Speaker 4: it's not.
Speaker 3: I mean, it sounds like only you're.
Speaker 4: Doing it all.
Speaker 3: Sounds like you got to figure out, man.
Speaker 4: And having the fan base you do, someone that follows
Speaker 4: you as tyle as you say they do, is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: It's also that's more important than, like you said, a
Speaker 4: flash in the pan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I tell people there's in the music, benns
Speaker 1: you got.
Speaker 6: A flash in the pan and a full blown fire.
Speaker 6: And I thank god that I've I feel like I
Speaker 6: am creating.
Speaker 4: A full blown fire It's never over, is it. It's
Speaker 4: all it's always it's always a work in progress to
Speaker 4: do things, whether it's self, work, football, rap music, anything,
Speaker 4: there's never a finish.
Speaker 6: I really believe that my best songs are in my
Speaker 6: windshield and not my rear view.
Speaker 4: That's awesome.
Speaker 6: And if I didn't believe that, y'all, will I quit?
Speaker 6: I stopped today? The cat right now, sell it for whatever.
Speaker 6: If I didn't really like in my me and my
Speaker 6: wife talk about this lot.
Speaker 1: Man, shout out my wife. She's my rock.
Speaker 6: She's helped me, She's changed my whole life. I was
Speaker 6: dead broke when I met her, and she helped me
Speaker 6: so much. But I tell her all the time. Man,
Speaker 6: I I wake up every day and I just if
Speaker 6: I didn't really believe that my best song wasn't in
Speaker 6: the in the in the in the windshield, not the
Speaker 6: rear view, I'd have to quit today. I don't want
Speaker 6: to be that guy singing saved me in twenty years
Speaker 6: and that's the only song you know me?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be that guy. I mean, I'm
Speaker 6: blessed to be here anyways, but I've rerother ride out
Speaker 6: and play you.
Speaker 4: Don't want to be Sinatra singing my Way in Vegas,
Speaker 4: twenty years after he.
Speaker 6: Said, I would literally rather wait until y'all started your
Speaker 6: own podcast and I work quit music, and y'all give
Speaker 6: me a shout. Yeah, you know, maybe something bigger than
Speaker 6: a bus, because I'm a big fellow the trailer I
Speaker 6: like that, trailer park pemping might be. I'm charging right
Speaker 6: that right now, So when you.
Speaker 4: Come to my ass, all the fucking you'll be waiting
Speaker 4: for that chat you learned I did.
Speaker 3: We'd be charging the ninety five five.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when NFL teams you to people, but I would do.
Speaker 6: It, yeah yeah, sure, yeah, but changed all of our
Speaker 6: lives though, you know you think about yea, that's crazy.
Speaker 5: Hey, you you were bringing up your wife, and it
Speaker 5: made me think about when I was adding you earlier
Speaker 5: on Twitter and your latest tweet was just going after
Speaker 5: some helpless little soul for what did.
Speaker 3: He ask you that he trolls you?
Speaker 4: He said, how do you get a how do you
Speaker 4: get such a hot wife?
Speaker 3: And fuck what else?
Speaker 6: He had the nerve to say, how do you get
Speaker 6: such a hot wife? And I'm skinny and have no tattoos?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he was kind of like giving
Speaker 5: a backhanded company's yeah, yeah, yeah, and I'm still the
Speaker 5: one that's single, and.
Speaker 6: I just like, dude, it's too only too you talk
Speaker 6: about Okay, that's where I full disclosure. The two comments
Speaker 6: that bother me are never about me, right, It's always
Speaker 6: when they attack my wife.
Speaker 3: Or my daughter. And it's sad that we live in
Speaker 3: a world where even my daughter gets attacked. Yea, it's
Speaker 3: so fucked up.
Speaker 6: She's got her braces and she's getting her teeth fixed
Speaker 6: and people will like be like, what's wrong with your teeth?
Speaker 6: Like she's fucking twelve, you fucking bitch. You know what
Speaker 6: I'm saying, What are you talking about? My teeth were
Speaker 6: fucked at twelve? Saying you know what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 6: like the fuck out of here, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: But it's like, yeah, this is yeah, he said, he said, Uh,
Speaker 6: how'd you get such a hot wife? I'm twenty six,
Speaker 6: have no tattoos, and I'm not big like you like dude, listen, man,
Speaker 6: no matter the waiter, shitty tattoos, I'm confident enough to
Speaker 6: show myself because once again this dude has like a
Speaker 6: fucking like picture of like.
Speaker 1: Yo Khan or some ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know what I mean, mister, Most girls, I said,
Speaker 6: most girls don't give a fuck how you look. They
Speaker 6: care how you make them feel, which I stand by.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean absolutely, And I don't say
Speaker 6: hater shit on social media and crying because the fat
Speaker 6: dude gets the pussy.
Speaker 4: And he don't, you know, given some information at the end,
Speaker 4: give a little stick in the yea.
Speaker 3: Lady, but also the fucking yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's almost like dude. Just listen, man. They call
Speaker 6: my wife a gold digger. I was ass.
Speaker 3: Broke when I met her.
Speaker 6: Man, when I met that bitch, I was down on
Speaker 6: my luck. I'm telling y'all, dude, I didn't know you
Speaker 6: must had some dude. Dude, listen, man, I was just me.
Speaker 3: Put the boys on game. Now, I got one, just
Speaker 3: just puky thought, but you know, just enough to slide
Speaker 3: in there, you know it.
Speaker 1: Just enough to But she she thought I was an
Speaker 1: asshole because I was kind of stiff.
Speaker 6: I was also addicted to fucking coating. Of course I
Speaker 6: was an asshole. I answered question four minutes later. I
Speaker 6: looked like I'd be like hey, jelly, three minutes I'd
Speaker 6: be like suh but it's like she just seen potential
Speaker 6: man and she she she calls me, I was like
Speaker 6: her little fixer up project. Yeah, and she had money,
Speaker 6: she had a house.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 1: I was count serving before she let me slide in
Speaker 1: the bedroom. You know. Yeah. I got one night in
Speaker 1: that bedroom, baby, and never got off.
Speaker 6: I wrote that the town town, I wrote that pony
Speaker 6: of the town. Ye how but yeah, no, it just worked. Man,
Speaker 6: that's what they call her gold. That makes me a
Speaker 6: little mad because it's just like it's just.
Speaker 5: That hater ship, low hanging fruit type ship.
Speaker 6: Its low hangers, Like, dude, come on, man, cause you
Speaker 6: think like and also I'm insulted, like you think a
Speaker 6: big dude like couldn't pull a girl that looks like that.
Speaker 6: Like listen, man, my wife would be the first one
Speaker 6: to tell you I didn't date ugly girls before her,
Speaker 6: you know, like, I've always been kind of a I
Speaker 6: wasn't like the smell. Have you ever heard my fat
Speaker 6: people rants on TikTok. I wasn't like the fat dude
Speaker 6: that like smelled his ear wax and wore a Batman
Speaker 6: shirt with his stomach showing. I wasn't the fat dude
Speaker 6: on the scooter in Walmart. I was a different breed,
Speaker 6: a fat person, you know what I'm saying, Like, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm fat, but yeah, like I'll get day drunk and
Speaker 6: go golf with you. I can do everything but ride
Speaker 6: a roller coaster, you know what I'm saying. And I
Speaker 6: would really like to. They just haven't made one. I
Speaker 6: can squeeze it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I'm saying, But it's many. If
Speaker 3: you tried to go to a roast.
Speaker 6: I tried to get on the thing to get the
Speaker 6: ring of fire one time. Sure, and man I was smaller. Man,
Speaker 6: it just couldn't work. I felt like Bowser on Mario
Speaker 6: card Doc when that thing was coming down.
Speaker 3: I was all hunched over, my legs were stuck in.
Speaker 6: I mean, it was just they could have got it
Speaker 6: to click, but it would have been the most miserable
Speaker 6: five minutes of my life.
Speaker 3: That's a long ass roller coaster, I think. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know, I feel that clicking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're in one.
Speaker 3: Understand you're going for a fight.
Speaker 1: I'd love to ride, boy, Yeah, but it's like pretty
Speaker 1: much everything else. You know, as a big dude, I
Speaker 1: can do, you.
Speaker 4: Know, roller coasters and commercial flights just suck.
Speaker 6: It's gotta be like first class. And even then it's
Speaker 6: a little pressure, you know what I see. I gotta
Speaker 6: kind of get in there with you.
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Speaker 3: Years? Three to five years?
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Speaker 6: what's a roller coaster like for you?
Speaker 3: You're not fat, but you're a mountain of a mountain,
Speaker 3: tall man. It's really about the decapitation. I'm worried about
Speaker 3: not the the weight.
Speaker 1: But like what about the ones with the cage, because
Speaker 1: that's what the ring of fire was. It had the
Speaker 1: cage over.
Speaker 4: The I had a cage over the top of you.
Speaker 3: I'm in it. Then that's the problem. I love roll
Speaker 3: cage over the top. It was like a cage, you know,
Speaker 3: the one you get in. It's like a cage. This
Speaker 3: sounds like a carnival. We'll pull it.
Speaker 6: Up because I can't ride roller coaster.
Speaker 1: I've never like been there.
Speaker 3: Six flags.
Speaker 1: Walk all my homies to the gate here see to
Speaker 1: get back.
Speaker 4: I tell you what you need to do.
Speaker 5: It needs to be the fattiest line and a theme
Speaker 5: park for fat people. Imagine going around that people. Can
Speaker 5: you imagine creating a theme park?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's it. And that's the one I picked to
Speaker 6: get on. Now that I look at it, what a
Speaker 6: bad choice.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna imagine riding that for five minutes. That'd be
Speaker 3: after a minute half.
Speaker 4: Like, do we get the funk off this?
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 4: I was like forty five to two Mant's tops.
Speaker 1: Oh that's fucking wild.
Speaker 6: I was tripping ass of the night when it was
Speaker 6: at the Tennessee State Fair, and I was just tripping
Speaker 6: hard enough to be like I want to get on
Speaker 6: this thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got that for me.
Speaker 4: The uh there's one at uh the one we just Hey,
Speaker 4: what's what's the one we went to? Uh in in
Speaker 4: Disney World, the Universal. No, it was a small one.
Speaker 4: It was like a space mountain, the Space Mountain. That motherfucker, dude,
Speaker 4: I saw I there those a few times. I would
Speaker 4: just I sallied this entire ride, waiting for it to
Speaker 4: be over. It was so it was the ceiling was
Speaker 4: so low.
Speaker 3: It was one of those indoors, I thought.
Speaker 4: And people have gotten to capitated before, people have fucking
Speaker 4: died on the space mountain or whatever. Yeah, so it
Speaker 4: was on space mountain.
Speaker 3: I think, look it up.
Speaker 4: I mean, I I'm all about being wrong, but yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you little.
Speaker 3: Die on that way.
Speaker 4: It's crazy. But yeah, roller coach, I'm all about that, dude.
Speaker 4: I'm all about this.
Speaker 3: The stomach going on feeling in.
Speaker 1: The list of things I miss as a fat person.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'd love to do a roller because I don't
Speaker 6: have no fear of them, like I jump off cliffs
Speaker 6: and ship.
Speaker 3: Still.
Speaker 6: When we go to the lake, sure, because like when
Speaker 6: we're on tour we have a day off, we'll go
Speaker 6: find a lake somewhere and rin a boat and take
Speaker 6: the whole tour crew out and go find a cliff
Speaker 6: and jump off of.
Speaker 1: And I don't know, trip acid or shrooms or something,
Speaker 1: the usual stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, casual.
Speaker 4: It's the fucking thing.
Speaker 1: So my fucking way, my hair is touching the top
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is fucking Could you imagine taking it and
Speaker 4: then you're dark on acid?
Speaker 3: What a trip that?
Speaker 6: Or just even like a thousand milligrams vetibles that would
Speaker 6: be one thousand two zeros.
Speaker 4: You take two zeros.
Speaker 6: It's anything over five hundred milligram that I start to
Speaker 6: get weird.
Speaker 3: Bro, listen le.
Speaker 4: By yourself, however, Yeah, I've heard you take ten and
Speaker 4: get fucked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, dude, listen, sitting there, you get the
Speaker 6: Stephen high. I took a smooth hundred on the way
Speaker 6: and I feel pretty nice. I drank a couple of
Speaker 6: shots at Keelan started feeling like, all right, I'm on
Speaker 6: the fucking bus with the boys and your other boys
Speaker 6: in the drink.
Speaker 3: And y'alls athletic absence. There you go. I like that,
Speaker 3: you did it? What is it? What does it say?
Speaker 4: That's the Yeah, yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: They just had a heart attack.
Speaker 3: But that that.
Speaker 4: Place is so much fun, dude. You get to go
Speaker 4: to Universal you can pay this fee and have like
Speaker 4: a like a chauffeur take you and the person that
Speaker 4: knows all about the rise and everything, and you basically tour.
Speaker 4: We had every single parking one day and wrote everybody
Speaker 4: we wanted to really had time for doubles too. Holy,
Speaker 4: that's how fast you go through stuff?
Speaker 1: Is you like faster than the fast track?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You take a van up to the back of the
Speaker 8: ride and then you go an elevator and you're in
Speaker 8: it and they stopped to people leo you just quick
Speaker 8: and then you fucking go right in front of him
Speaker 8: and you're like, hey, that's awesome, and then all of
Speaker 8: a sudden, you I like to write that again.
Speaker 3: I'll take you.
Speaker 5: Right back to have to do seven hours ten hours
Speaker 5: saying it's ten hours, but it really wasn't like if
Speaker 5: you had a group, if you had like a twenty
Speaker 5: five hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really not Sorry, it's up to ten people
Speaker 4: and it's for the day, so by ten and whatever
Speaker 4: the fuck that is right right right? Two fifty per person.
Speaker 3: Thank you, you get a little groove, dude. That's no,
Speaker 3: that's bro, that's not bad.
Speaker 4: We had every single ride in Disney World geez, every
Speaker 4: single as a crew.
Speaker 3: Taylor with the Taylor went to me with the Pro Bowl.
Speaker 4: That's fucking yeah. It was right.
Speaker 3: It was very It was very nice for him to
Speaker 3: do that. I went to the Pro Bowl. I took
Speaker 3: Taylor with me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he was there.
Speaker 3: I was there.
Speaker 4: We were both there. Will said come with me, and
Speaker 4: so I went. That's how it works. It's fucking it's rad, dude.
Speaker 4: We we did twer of Terror six times.
Speaker 1: Now we're logging to make it an under the hood
Speaker 1: when I get skinny enough.
Speaker 4: He's a huge fan of the under the hoods, telling
Speaker 4: me that.
Speaker 6: Before I think, I think like I should do three
Speaker 6: of them a week. Yeah, I think you should incorporated
Speaker 6: in like regular life.
Speaker 3: I can't at your video team was like, fuck you, Patty,
Speaker 3: We're not doing no more of those.
Speaker 4: I can feel like Will just feeling, Hey, it's me,
Speaker 4: all right, it's Wednesday. Let me make it a shoutouts anyway,
Speaker 4: going to the bus now like you times the other
Speaker 4: day with the boys, right, you said what you've logged
Speaker 4: the other day with the boys?
Speaker 1: Right, y'all?
Speaker 3: Golfing and ship No.
Speaker 5: I just posted it on my story. We should have
Speaker 5: had it. Yeah, we should be doing that. Man, you're
Speaker 5: missing the mark.
Speaker 3: I know that ship would have been dope, definitely with it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, I think that ship is fucking great, so genuine,
Speaker 6: and it's like it's like the people like listen, man,
Speaker 6: it's personal, Like this is personal because y'all like are
Speaker 6: really open, but it's like that ship is totally different.
Speaker 6: When I seen you out there tinkering with the fucking generator,
Speaker 6: I almost pissed myself.
Speaker 4: He probably did that two times. They made Jack do it, yeah,
Speaker 4: but it was it was like jacking.
Speaker 6: But it was just funny, like Heroes is fucking these
Speaker 6: two professional athletes like.
Speaker 3: Like a ship and the hood. I wasn't. I watched
Speaker 3: you and I watched the same video laugh.
Speaker 6: And they're like trying to fucking start a generator. Yeah,
Speaker 6: And I'd been here by then, so I was like,
Speaker 6: I've been there before. They really do have a generator.
Speaker 1: It was funny.
Speaker 6: When I sat down earlier, they were like, I was like, yo, man,
Speaker 6: you think the seats big guy friendly? He was like,
Speaker 6: maybe not the bus, but the seat for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: He was like, this bus is once sneeze away from
Speaker 4: going Oh no, for sure, but we love it.
Speaker 3: We love it. Ud I just wish I brought you
Speaker 3: all a sticker. I brought you a record.
Speaker 1: You put the record up.
Speaker 4: Here's the best here's the best thing about not bringing
Speaker 4: something this time is we live in the same city. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you have Will's number, and if you'd like to ask nicely,
Speaker 4: you can have mine too.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, listen, thank you very welcome, police, sir. I
Speaker 1: love the dig down Dallas stickers, probably.
Speaker 5: Saying one of the pickens and then send us a
Speaker 5: bunch of stickers.
Speaker 3: Three more. Yeah, tag team in Tennessee's right back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, No, dude, that dude and figured it out.
Speaker 6: He released that record independently for him. Mah, we smile.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have no clue. I know how implications of that.
Speaker 1: So I'm like that motherfucker go you motherfucker makes some money.
Speaker 6: Yes, baby, he deserved it instead of making somebody else
Speaker 6: in mind that don't need it. Let him get it, dude,
Speaker 6: see him sell out Marathon was like, dude, I just
Speaker 6: watched you sing that song at Live Oak on the Mumbren.
Speaker 1: Street for like seventy five people a month and a
Speaker 1: half ago, and it's kind of like that fast you're
Speaker 1: selling out Marathon dude, he was, do you know what
Speaker 1: I tell people? You know this?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 6: That song was a big song in Nashville, like before
Speaker 6: they recorded and put it out, like the song was popping.
Speaker 6: People loved and they thought it was hilarious, like like
Speaker 6: they requested on Like it's like they played Dick down
Speaker 6: in Dallas and the song wasn't even out. That's how
Speaker 6: you know you've got a big record.
Speaker 3: That's killer, That's a great song.
Speaker 4: I remember doing the pot and the guy's being like,
Speaker 4: this song is number one right now and country music, and.
Speaker 3: We played it. I was like, that's the funniest shit
Speaker 3: I've ever heard.
Speaker 1: It was so good.
Speaker 4: I'm on the streets like that, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: bumbering all the time. But I liked it when I
Speaker 4: heard it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I just because where we record as right
Speaker 1: down the streets, so it's always where we go get
Speaker 1: our lunch hit.
Speaker 3: Are you still on clubhouse?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: A little bit, I'm on there. It's like it's kind
Speaker 3: of phased out.
Speaker 1: It was as quick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was thinking it probably face.
Speaker 1: While it was there. I definitely rode that pony as
Speaker 1: far as I could.
Speaker 5: I got on there that one times you yo, hey,
Speaker 5: talk about casual Tuesday. It was probably like ten at
Speaker 5: night and I'm in my bed and I, uh, somebody
Speaker 5: had invited me, like send me a clubhouse link. So
Speaker 5: I click on it. It talks about like making the profile,
Speaker 5: and I hit yes and stuff, and so I'm sitting
Speaker 5: on clubhouse. I'm like, let's see what this is about.
Speaker 5: So I get on clubhouse and I'm in this room.
Speaker 5: It says welcome well the clubhouse, and there's people in it.
Speaker 5: Jelly rolls one of them. He starts like, welcome me
Speaker 5: to clubhouse. And I'm just sitting there frozen, frozen. You're like,
Speaker 5: I don't want to take it like this, yeah, and
Speaker 5: I don't want to talk on this thing. But it
Speaker 5: was like for me to talk on oh, and that
Speaker 5: was when I first got introduced the clubhouse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Jelly hits me. Yeah, Jelly hits me.
Speaker 5: He's you know, you're supposed to talk on these things
Speaker 5: because it's him and these just different guys, like from
Speaker 5: different parts of the country just talking about me. Basically,
Speaker 5: I call you know, you do good at this, and hey,
Speaker 5: will you're gonna you know, you're gonna say something like
Speaker 5: we're just trying to say what's up?
Speaker 3: And I'm just.
Speaker 6: Sitting there like listening, and I was like, I'm gonna
Speaker 6: leave there, like seven strangers at no will.
Speaker 1: Talking is having is welcome to clubhouse? Boom hey, Just
Speaker 1: like what do you text him?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Do you know what you're doing?
Speaker 6: Like you know you're supposed to like talk on this
Speaker 6: is like you're coming out party, yeah, and we're supposed
Speaker 6: to explain to you how to use the app. You
Speaker 6: would crush on that app. I still get on. I
Speaker 6: met like the publishers company wind Up Hired and I
Speaker 6: met one of their people on there.
Speaker 1: I met a bunch of people.
Speaker 5: It seemed like that little part that those you know,
Speaker 5: those few weeks, like people were really hot on it,
Speaker 5: like you can get in some good like groups and
Speaker 5: just kind of listening.
Speaker 3: To they come down. They're finn to open her up.
Speaker 4: They're finn to open her up, baby, tameless baby.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So what's happening is people are getting away from the
Speaker 6: phones and they're ready to open her up again.
Speaker 1: Song the world is shifting Dog, We're gonna open her
Speaker 1: up baby. It's happening right now.
Speaker 6: We're opening her up and the people are getting away
Speaker 6: from all that stuff you know.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, go check out the song. It's Wednesday. Go
Speaker 3: right after this.
Speaker 4: Episode where he releases Tomorroway, it releases tomorrow.
Speaker 3: But when we're got Wednesday, people are watching us in the.
Speaker 4: Premiere finish up.
Speaker 3: Go check out my man's song. Stories are busting with
Speaker 3: the boys. Story will post it.
Speaker 1: Jelly Roll Andrew Sholes open her up, baby, it is time.
Speaker 3: Hey hey, Jelly, appreciate you coming on. Boss. You guys
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Speaker 4: You just we had a couple of things coming on
Speaker 4: the horizon that are going to be like this fit.
Speaker 3: You're gonna yeah.
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Speaker 3: Don't get me, don't worry about it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, he's doing great though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, love you brother, thank you, Love you to bro.
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