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Speaker 1: What's up, Tam, Hey, y'all listen to me, Tim Van
Speaker 1: I love y'all. Thank y'all for tuning in once again.
Speaker 1: What about everybody in between, the niggas and the hose
Speaker 1: You forgot this girl?
Speaker 3: Why My mama said we need to change all intro
Speaker 3: she said she tied of hairing that shit and everybody
Speaker 3: else in between.
Speaker 1: Yes, tell them who we got with us today.
Speaker 3: So today we have a very special guest when we
Speaker 3: Talk Back. He's a fellow podcaster and labelmate of Black
Speaker 3: Effect Okay Above All Oh. He's a talented artist and
Speaker 3: rapper who has made a significant impact in the music scene.
Speaker 3: He's known for his thought provoking lyrics and captivating style.
Speaker 2: Just releasing his newest album, Cancel These Nuts.
Speaker 3: Y'all welcome g Malone Glasses Malone till we talked back
Speaker 3: em Yeah, that was good, that.
Speaker 4: Was good, that was play. I was player. Thank you,
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you all for having.
Speaker 1: Me, thank you for joining us. I just got a question.
Speaker 1: How you got the name glasses?
Speaker 4: These ain't this ain't no, this ain't no marketing strategy.
Speaker 4: This is real.
Speaker 1: That's why I got them glasses. I thought we was
Speaker 1: just all gonna wear them today.
Speaker 4: No, no, I can't see. It was a joke. It
Speaker 4: used to make fun of me. I had a pair
Speaker 4: of glasses when I was thirteen, and I lost them
Speaker 4: in like one day and I was back to squint again.
Speaker 4: And it's like everybody saw me with that one pair
Speaker 4: of glasses. So when I couldn't find him no more,
Speaker 4: they kept saying where your glasses at? And that became
Speaker 4: the joke. That's how in glasses.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask you, like, as a real
Speaker 3: nigga in the hood, niggas definitely be walking around blind.
Speaker 2: How long you been wearing glasses? Like at what age?
Speaker 1: I had?
Speaker 4: And I didn't get them again till seventeen. So this
Speaker 4: is was funny, right you and you? You ain't lying
Speaker 4: neither the hood. It's crazy because I'm resting, please my mom.
Speaker 4: So I used to be up in front of the TV,
Speaker 4: probably at sixty seven years old. I used to be
Speaker 4: like really close to the TV, laying in front of it,
Speaker 4: and she'd be like, you know, you keep laying for
Speaker 4: that TV, you're gonna go blind. I don't think it
Speaker 4: ever hit her.
Speaker 1: I was already, it was already already, poor baby.
Speaker 4: Yeah it's all good.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm just close my mom. I can't see
Speaker 1: this shit. That's how it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was bad. It was bad. It was like
Speaker 4: I had to be right up on the TV. So
Speaker 4: so now what's crazy is And then I started wearing
Speaker 4: them in the music industry because I wasn't. I really
Speaker 4: wasn't wearing them like that. But I did a song
Speaker 4: with t Ain't called some Come Up in two thousand
Speaker 4: and nine, right when I had just started, and Tim
Speaker 4: Panne was like, your name's glasses, but you don't wear
Speaker 4: no glasses, and he was just telling me I needed
Speaker 4: to wear glasses. Like at that time, I didn't really
Speaker 4: understand marketing or branding and nothing. So when I finally
Speaker 4: caught on to what he was saying, I went and
Speaker 4: found like the biggest glasses that I could find that
Speaker 4: just right up under stupid and goofy, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean. So they just be big enough and I
Speaker 4: found these and they were dope. Like they're expensive as hell.
Speaker 4: They five hundred fucking dollars, but they big and they
Speaker 4: and they comfortable. And so these is prescription glasses like
Speaker 4: that I would wear.
Speaker 2: So were you going as a different were you going
Speaker 2: under a different name then?
Speaker 4: Before wearing the glasses, I always been Glasses Low. That's
Speaker 4: my gang. Now I just kept the same name when
Speaker 4: I got in the music industry.
Speaker 1: So you're a game.
Speaker 4: Seventh Street watched cript game.
Speaker 1: When I went to La Sorry, I'm from South Carolina.
Speaker 1: There are gangs, but most of the time, it's neighborhoods, right.
Speaker 1: It's not necessarily like the gangs that you hear on TV.
Speaker 1: I mean, those do exist, but most people like right
Speaker 1: with just their hoods.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So when I went out to La Rest in Peace
Speaker 1: to Nipsey here had just got murdered, and everybody was
Speaker 1: going over to the Marathon store, you know outside, and
Speaker 1: I saw, I'm talking about these ladies could have been
Speaker 1: like seventy years old, dripped in blue with their canes.
Speaker 1: And that's when I realized, like, it's a real culture.
Speaker 1: It's not just like kids.
Speaker 4: It's just like your neighborhood throws. There was a point
Speaker 4: you made and I don't know where it got lost,
Speaker 4: But it's really just the community you grew up in.
Speaker 4: It's just your neighborhood. It's not really I know, you
Speaker 4: see the marketing of Crib and Blood and it makes
Speaker 4: it like this massive, huge, really impersonal thing, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, And that's not true. It really is
Speaker 4: just the people you grew up with. Them really be
Speaker 4: your homeboys. So people's mom they know you, you know,
Speaker 4: people's kids, like some people from my neighbor right now,
Speaker 4: as twenty seven. I remember when they were born, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. I held them when they were babies.
Speaker 4: So it's really a community based thing. It's not as
Speaker 4: like I said, it's not as impersonal as like the
Speaker 4: TV or Colors or Boys in the Hood or Minister
Speaker 4: Society making. It's really personal. Even some of the wars
Speaker 4: is between people who know each other mainly. That's what
Speaker 4: it really is.
Speaker 2: I watched that the episode of Brilliant Idiots. You were
Speaker 2: just going with Charlagne, and the comparison you made with
Speaker 2: the street gangs in the fucking US military is is
Speaker 2: some shit. People, Really they don't make that correlation.
Speaker 3: But it's definitely just some American culture type shit, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying. I feel like the gang members
Speaker 3: are actually black people military, they just misled.
Speaker 2: So if we haven't needed to go to war, we
Speaker 2: got the you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean. And I say that all the time.
Speaker 4: I've had like we're working on some content right now
Speaker 4: with like a general from like the army, like a
Speaker 4: real general in me explaining to him culturally how it's
Speaker 4: exactly the same. I was talking about it on Instagram
Speaker 4: and somebody in the comments and this dude was like, oh,
Speaker 4: you know, they were talking about what happened with A
Speaker 4: p and b Rock and how the son robbed them,
Speaker 4: and somebody obviously wanted to say some really disheartening things
Speaker 4: about the father and the son as far as a
Speaker 4: gang member, not as just a crime and as a criminal,
Speaker 4: so they wanted to slight the gang. And it's like,
Speaker 4: you know, how do you join the gang, you know,
Speaker 4: as a father and the son. I'm like, you don't
Speaker 4: really join the gang, you from a gang. And he
Speaker 4: was telling me, he was like, well, you know, you
Speaker 4: fight to something. You don't even own no property. And
Speaker 4: I'm like, most people in the military don't own no property.
Speaker 4: You know, if you leave in the ideal, like you
Speaker 4: don't go fight in the American military, and they just
Speaker 4: give you a house like you still got to finance it.
Speaker 4: They might give you a down payment, but you're finna
Speaker 4: pay for this motherfucker yourself. So it's one of those things.
Speaker 2: And then be eating like prisoners.
Speaker 3: Like that food they eat in the military is the
Speaker 3: same food they serving. Yeah, it's like with that box
Speaker 3: that says not to be not not for human consers.
Speaker 1: I was just noah, bitch, because I was with the
Speaker 1: Air Force and we ain't good. I don't know what
Speaker 1: you're talking about. That must be the Army, you must
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 3: The Navy for sure, when they be on those boats,
Speaker 3: them niggas is eating prison food, and they they gotta
Speaker 3: be locked up like.
Speaker 2: Prisons, like a prison.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean you're talking about some like civilian life
Speaker 3: in the military, talking.
Speaker 4: About the Air Force eat good. They the big dogs,
Speaker 4: so they gonna eat like them.
Speaker 2: Niggas is civilians in the Air Force. They ain't no
Speaker 2: real military.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, don't say that.
Speaker 2: It's just they gonna come for us, nigga. If you
Speaker 2: ain't been in an army or the Marines, Nigga, your
Speaker 2: ass ain't no real military.
Speaker 1: Yes they are.
Speaker 4: Brother was a marine and they take it serious. I
Speaker 4: never and this is the exact same thing. They super competitive,
Speaker 4: the Army, Marines, Navy, they all competitive. They all fight
Speaker 4: each other. They don't want nobody, none of us to know.
Speaker 4: But they really were born a bar and fight each other.
Speaker 4: So I don't get out.
Speaker 2: On TikTok.
Speaker 3: These on TikTok, all the different branches is tworking. I've
Speaker 3: seen the niggas on TikTok tworking, and the military uniform
Speaker 3: American soldiers.
Speaker 2: Is not ready for war right now. These niggas, they're
Speaker 2: still real people.
Speaker 1: They still real people.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: If you go look at the Asian military, I don't
Speaker 1: know what kind of dances, but they do when the
Speaker 1: dress up they're they're doing whatever kind of bop they
Speaker 1: do when they off do.
Speaker 3: These niggas are working and playing dress up on TikTok
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 2: But we in the midst of it.
Speaker 4: It's like you said that, like it's just real people.
Speaker 4: So that's why I don't understand how people can't understand
Speaker 4: how you can want to fight and defend your friends
Speaker 4: and your family. The same way. This is why you
Speaker 4: go to the military. At least I know all the
Speaker 4: people in fighting and defending. If you go to the military,
Speaker 4: you be fighting over a bunch of ungrateful people. Them
Speaker 4: people are You can't even go and play the food
Speaker 4: for free. You would think all Orange service is supposed
Speaker 4: to eat for free. They ain't nobody giving you shit.
Speaker 2: Most of our homelesses is veteran.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they complained about that all time. In America, man,
Speaker 4: they talk about the VAKA. I've heard a lot of
Speaker 4: different veterans complain about how they're treated. So again, he
Speaker 4: was telling me he was getting the extra seventeen hundred
Speaker 4: a month, and I was like, well with this crip
Speaker 4: and I was getting seventeen hundred every four days. So
Speaker 4: I don't know how you want me to feel like
Speaker 4: I chose the wrong Shit worked out me, yo.
Speaker 1: But you got that seventeen hundred every four days. But
Speaker 1: at what cost?
Speaker 4: I don't know shit, Because how many people want to
Speaker 4: smoke PCP that day? How many people want to buy
Speaker 4: Sharman them for.
Speaker 1: Exactly? So that's somebody family, that's somebody mom, So that's
Speaker 1: somebody pawn glasses.
Speaker 4: I understood. People was making the choice. At this point,
Speaker 4: I never drank and smoke, so I don't understand addiction
Speaker 4: at that time. Now I kind of get it, so
Speaker 4: I do feel bad. But shit, I wasn't forcing nobody
Speaker 4: to buy nothing. In my mind, I was like, I
Speaker 4: had the best problem. If you want to get high.
Speaker 4: I was no different than Michelo or Hennessy or anybody.
Speaker 2: Else that's period cigarette.
Speaker 4: Whoever sell you poison. We was all the same in
Speaker 4: my mind at that time. Shit, I was like McDonald's, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I forgot to drive through. Ain't none of it good
Speaker 4: at that time. I mean today I get it because
Speaker 4: I realize people be addicted to the worst shit in
Speaker 4: the world. So you kind of have to slap them
Speaker 4: and be like, I can't give you this because you're
Speaker 4: so fucking stupid and you're gonna make a bad decision.
Speaker 1: All right, y'all, that was a little bit with Glasses Malone,
Speaker 1: so you could get to know him. But we're gonna
Speaker 1: be right back with our Sins of the Week and
Speaker 1: he's gonna do it with us. Stay tuned, listen to y'all.
Speaker 3: We want to kick off super Internet News with Joe
Speaker 3: Smith's wife Dog.
Speaker 2: Okay, listen, I look a part of me. Before we
Speaker 2: started the episode today, I had to go do a
Speaker 2: little deep dive just to make sure I understood what
Speaker 2: their situation was.
Speaker 3: So, Joe Smith, he's married to this woman. Her name
Speaker 3: is Keisha Chavez and na'ven married since twenty eighteen. So
Speaker 3: I saw a video where she was saying, you know,
Speaker 3: she's from the streets. She had a kid that's sixteen
Speaker 3: years old. You know, she thought this was gonna be
Speaker 3: her happy ever after with this formal NBA plays, And
Speaker 3: I think he's fucked up kind of financially. So the
Speaker 3: article says, Joe Smith also revealed that out of the
Speaker 3: sixty one million dollars he's made in the NBA, he
Speaker 3: retired with a net worth of excuse me, a net
Speaker 3: earning of eighteen million. So he's ran through sixty one
Speaker 3: million dollars. That's how much he's made in his career
Speaker 3: as an NBA player. This video where she's going live
Speaker 3: with him in the back finding out that she has
Speaker 3: his only fans page, just think it was hurt okay,
Speaker 3: But y'all, the kicker is this bitch is a former
Speaker 3: porn star.
Speaker 2: Jasmine. Let me see what her last name was Jasmine
Speaker 2: pen Davis was her.
Speaker 3: Porn name, right. He even alluded to that the video.
Speaker 3: He was like, but you said you would never go
Speaker 3: back to that. She's like, I gotta do what I
Speaker 3: gotta do. How did he find out about the Only
Speaker 3: Fans is my question?
Speaker 1: Because he was searching for some new bitches to watch
Speaker 1: that day.
Speaker 3: He was like, now you spending money. I'm on OnlyFans
Speaker 3: and making money came wrong? Who's wrong, glasses?
Speaker 4: So just let's wind back a little bit. I don't
Speaker 4: think they have financial troubles because his pension is crazy.
Speaker 4: I think she wants to do some things that he
Speaker 4: don't want to finance, and she's like, I got to
Speaker 4: make my own money to do it. She probably don't
Speaker 4: have to pay no money to live there. She probably
Speaker 4: don't got to pay no money for a car. But
Speaker 4: whatever ignorant activity she wants to get involved with, somewhere
Speaker 4: along the line, he not down, so she had to
Speaker 4: start figuring out how to make her money on her own.
Speaker 4: But I had this conversation with Taylor over the past
Speaker 4: two weeks. But let Taylor tell me they could change.
Speaker 4: So maybe she's changed and she's not. She always was
Speaker 4: but whatever, I mean.
Speaker 2: Can we save that conversation for the meat of this up?
Speaker 4: So he's wrong at that point, right, she's obviously wrong,
Speaker 4: like can't marry nobody and didn't want to still be
Speaker 4: on only fans, that's just crazy.
Speaker 2: No, Absolutely, she Dad, that's wrong.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Dad, that's wrong, especially like if that's something you
Speaker 3: wanted to do or you felt like y'all needed to
Speaker 3: do discuss it with your partner. And I feel like
Speaker 3: that's really where he was coming from, Like why you
Speaker 3: didn't tell me? You didn't tell me because you knew
Speaker 3: I would be against that shit, so you sign me
Speaker 3: up for this bullshit?
Speaker 4: Yes, and then marketed her only fans by recording him
Speaker 4: complaining about it. Now her marketing now her only fans
Speaker 4: probably picked up at people the old over there on
Speaker 4: them only fans that lady old, she looks older.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she does get older, but I mean she's not
Speaker 1: that did Mary you did?
Speaker 2: They both look old? They this ship said he only
Speaker 2: forty eight, that nigga look like he fifty.
Speaker 4: He played eighteen years and NBA, she played eighteen years
Speaker 4: on the Mattress.
Speaker 1: But that just me and her pussy would look funny, not.
Speaker 4: Her fight look funny, her hair look funny. She she
Speaker 4: she The fact that somebody would actually be on their
Speaker 4: only fans, it's scary, you know. Everybody like the niggas
Speaker 4: let me down every day.
Speaker 1: So you older women are not attractive section.
Speaker 4: Not only fans attractive sexually. You won't watch no old
Speaker 4: porner man. You got a sixty six year old olden
Speaker 4: that's like, that's like now.
Speaker 2: I don't see no old niggas with the gray around.
Speaker 4: To their knees.
Speaker 1: Now, somebody might be into that. You know, it's just
Speaker 1: not for you. That's not your thing. But somebody like, oh,
Speaker 1: I can't wait till Grandy posts another pussy ready for
Speaker 1: that only.
Speaker 2: Fans greny p.
Speaker 1: It's somebody into it. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: I know somebody like it.
Speaker 4: And that's the same type of person. That's just a
Speaker 4: different type of person. I feel bad for Joe man, Joe,
Speaker 4: but he he violated the Cardinals street hip hop rule
Speaker 4: that should not turn these hoares into housewives.
Speaker 2: YO, shall not turn niggas love holesgas men.
Speaker 4: They don't love them. Men love ho they like them, y'all.
Speaker 2: Men oftentimes married these safe women right and may be
Speaker 2: risking at all for some hole in the streets.
Speaker 4: Let's be veryanciting because.
Speaker 3: They marry a bitch, don't nobody else want, and then
Speaker 3: they be out here tricking with the whole exactly.
Speaker 4: There's nothing about that is love. I don't say love
Speaker 4: if you just if you just a little side skeezer.
Speaker 4: He's smart.
Speaker 3: Now you fuck with somebody long enough, you fall in love.
Speaker 3: They be out here paying bills for these holes and
Speaker 3: all type of shit.
Speaker 1: Joe is living proof that you can turn always.
Speaker 4: Living proved why you should not turn hold to his wife.
Speaker 4: And it's only been fives about to jump off the cliffs.
Speaker 2: But she not fucking somebody else on the show. She's
Speaker 2: just fucking with herself.
Speaker 4: I don't want my I wouldn't want my old lady
Speaker 4: showing her motherfucking feet. I'll be showing your motherfucking feet
Speaker 4: on all these fans. You're little tramp, trifling, just.
Speaker 1: A tramp for her feet.
Speaker 4: Right, trifling, you're doing feet for.
Speaker 2: It's strict over here, man, listen, Look, you're gonna love this.
Speaker 3: You're gonna love this. Next stupid in that news. So
Speaker 3: this there's a woman on this is actually on on site.
Speaker 3: It's on site social media. The woman says trains are
Speaker 3: her passion and she has been preparing for them since
Speaker 3: high school. Believes it's empowering for women to have trains
Speaker 3: ran on them. She said, in high school she would
Speaker 3: have lines and niggas. Uh people lined up, Dudes lined
Speaker 3: up to kiss her in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Is what she was doing in high school.
Speaker 3: I'm ptty sure she was doing more than that, because
Speaker 3: bitches is definitely getting trains ran on them when I
Speaker 3: was in high school and and I graduated, No.
Speaker 2: Two, this has been happening.
Speaker 1: See I don't I don't know a lot of people
Speaker 1: who was getting trains ran on them.
Speaker 3: I want to know what the I always think, like
Speaker 3: what is the psyche behind that? Like what's the thought
Speaker 3: process for a woman? Is there no thought process? Like
Speaker 3: is that just a different breed.
Speaker 2: Of woman who's okay with that type of shit?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: Well, she said it was liberating for her. I have
Speaker 1: a client who hair client. Yeah?
Speaker 4: Please, I was like, what, it's crazy?
Speaker 1: What a hair client who is a housewife? Very good,
Speaker 1: she's a step for wife, but when she goes on
Speaker 1: vacation with her girls, she wants to dick in her vagina.
Speaker 1: In her mouth.
Speaker 2: Mhmm. And then that's somebody bench, but somebody's wife.
Speaker 4: Dumbody turned that hold into a housewife.
Speaker 1: But she's always been a good girl. She always has
Speaker 1: she's always like a scholar student And over there be
Speaker 1: the one they were I married, got married.
Speaker 4: It was funny. Guys never judge women off they fucking degree,
Speaker 4: they pockets. If a nigga judge you off the purse
Speaker 4: you got, that nigga's gay. If a nigga judge you
Speaker 4: off of your degree, that nigga is gay. If a
Speaker 4: nigga judge you anything outside of the way you look
Speaker 4: and make him feel that nigga is gay, because don't
Speaker 4: nobody care about that. So that lady is not a
Speaker 4: good woman. And a woman ain't judged by her degrees.
Speaker 4: Is she a good woman? That just ain't.
Speaker 1: It don't matter a seemingly good woman, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If you didn't know, if you didn't know what I
Speaker 1: just told you, you would just look at her and
Speaker 1: just say she's a good wife. She's a good wife,
Speaker 1: and you would look at her. She goes to work
Speaker 1: every day, she takes care of kids, she takes care
Speaker 1: of her husband, she's a homemaker. She does all the things,
Speaker 1: but she takes dick all the time on vacation.
Speaker 4: No, no man, so glasses.
Speaker 3: What you're saying is is that holes have this aura
Speaker 3: about them, like there's this thing.
Speaker 2: Like you see, I mean around them. You know, a
Speaker 2: bitch be doing dirty work.
Speaker 4: Well, you just have to take your time because if
Speaker 4: you like horse coming off shapes and sizes, you feel me.
Speaker 4: And they could they could be nerve. They're not just
Speaker 4: they only are could be women. They only are women.
Speaker 4: They're only are women. We're not the same. Don't do
Speaker 4: that like we could.
Speaker 2: We can keep it.
Speaker 3: It's some niggas that I would not get some dick
Speaker 3: from because I knew they asked us for the streets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, don't y'all gotta y'all wonder what's wrong with these niggas.
Speaker 4: Y'all keep trying to make us the same. You keep
Speaker 4: trying to call niggas the names you call yourself. You
Speaker 4: try to I don't call my snuffle. We can't be
Speaker 4: nothing the same. We can't be nothing the same. That's
Speaker 4: why these niggas want to split the bills with you,
Speaker 4: because y'all.
Speaker 2: Just now there's one song on the album. Now it's
Speaker 2: a song on an album. Uh leave something for the bitches, Now,
Speaker 2: thatsh it right there.
Speaker 4: She lived here too. And that's the type of niggas
Speaker 4: y'all talk about. When the nigga as a whole. Ain't
Speaker 4: no nigga call it, no nother nigga, No, no, y'all
Speaker 4: would call another y'all be like that woman the who
Speaker 4: nigga if you slept with let me ask you something a.
Speaker 2: J if y'all do be saying niggas got dirty?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's exactly right. I totally understand that, right because
Speaker 4: you like this is there's too much competition. But if
Speaker 4: Tam went out and had three niggas in the same
Speaker 4: day at the end of the night, are you gonna
Speaker 4: post her up and be like, you know what, she's
Speaker 4: a superstar?
Speaker 2: What I'm be like, girl, what are you going through?
Speaker 2: Are you well?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: You gotta understands like, what are you going through that
Speaker 2: you took three niggas?
Speaker 4: Ain't gonna tell you that time she took three in
Speaker 4: the same day, right, because.
Speaker 1: She Why you gotta be me.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: My mama, listen to this show.
Speaker 4: Damn. I'm saying, But she wouldn't tell you about the
Speaker 4: time she did them three in that day. Right, if
Speaker 4: a man does three women in the day, do.
Speaker 2: Somebody else, Because I definitely ain't took no three dicks
Speaker 2: in the day.
Speaker 4: Died you thank because I'm saying, but if a man
Speaker 4: does that same thing, here a superstar in the barbershop.
Speaker 4: Imagine team you walk in the beauty sney. That girl
Speaker 4: I had three today, All the girls looking at you
Speaker 4: was not fit to be the envy of nobody eyes.
Speaker 4: They gonna looking at you like either lost your damn
Speaker 4: But what is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: But how much money did you make? The listen?
Speaker 3: I always say this, there's two different types of sexually
Speaker 3: liberated one liberated woman. I don't claim to be either. Right,
Speaker 3: you got sluts and you got holes. The only difference
Speaker 3: between the two is holes get paid. You look up
Speaker 3: the definition of nothing about money.
Speaker 4: If you said you slept with three men, the only
Speaker 4: way it could make.
Speaker 2: You better, have me some money.
Speaker 4: Cigarettes down And I'm still thinking, yeah, And I'm still
Speaker 4: thinking the girls in the beauties alone still gonna be
Speaker 4: talking about your whole ass up in there. They gonna
Speaker 4: she's a Now.
Speaker 5: For that reasonable number to at least be like to
Speaker 5: entertain the conversation.
Speaker 4: Right, But if a dude walked in a bar in
Speaker 4: a barbershop and said he was with three girls the
Speaker 4: whole barbershop, hes gonna be the hero of the day.
Speaker 4: I might get that nigga poster.
Speaker 3: He's the man that would be like now that nigga
Speaker 3: got dirty dick, because a nigga probably got twenty kids,
Speaker 3: he probably got a bunch of ds.
Speaker 4: No, we're not gonna say that nigga has no dirty dick.
Speaker 4: We're gonna envy his dick. We wish it was our dick.
Speaker 4: With those three women were gonna we're gonna be like, man,
Speaker 4: this is amazing. How did you pull it off? All
Speaker 4: three of them gave you puts me on the same day.
Speaker 4: For they know that's how highly we think of women.
Speaker 4: And I don't think y'all understand that. So when y'all
Speaker 4: go out like that, it's just be crazy because really
Speaker 4: y'all like money to us, Like really y'all like wealth.
Speaker 4: So if a nigga collect them all, he's the guy
Speaker 4: like that means he had to it's special. See, it
Speaker 4: ain't hit niggas yet that women ain't shit that still
Speaker 4: ain't set in on nigga's mind.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's let me, let's get to the let's get to.
Speaker 3: The other stupid end in the news, and we're gonna
Speaker 3: get into all of this shit. Look, the last story
Speaker 3: I wanted to talk about was Kaya.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Kaye went live on YouTube for a calling show during
Speaker 3: the ear during nearly seven hour excuse Me during the
Speaker 3: nearly seven hour marathon season the Florida Excuse Me.
Speaker 2: I can't even.
Speaker 3: Fucking read Okay session the Florida rapper address being compared
Speaker 3: to the new crop of female rappers, and she wasn't
Speaker 3: hearing it. This is what Kaya says, these holes was
Speaker 3: raised by Trina. Kaya snapped in the video below, we're
Speaker 3: referencing her long hair feud with Trina. I'm about tire
Speaker 3: of y'all a paring me to these holes. I said
Speaker 3: my neck, my back, my pussy, and my crack and
Speaker 3: still had my hair tied up like a queen.
Speaker 2: First first day. I ain't changed a bit.
Speaker 3: Uh, it ain't eating no, I ain't no nigga ass
Speaker 3: and sucking old nigga toes, she added, seemingly referencing Sukihana
Speaker 3: and Sexy red y'all holes couldn't have grown up listening
Speaker 3: to me because that ain't high roll.
Speaker 2: Old holes versus the new holes. Kaya glad to be cutting.
Speaker 4: I think she don't think.
Speaker 1: She don't think.
Speaker 2: Denial.
Speaker 1: Denial is our phone for supporting, for supporting me.
Speaker 4: Be telling these women may be holes, at least they
Speaker 4: should be at their own.
Speaker 3: That's not my place exactly. Now you gotta own your
Speaker 3: hole that nobody can call you when. I'm definitely for
Speaker 3: that ship. Kaya don't think she'll hope, but she definitely
Speaker 3: was talking that same ship. My neck, my backlick my ass.
Speaker 3: These girls are saying the same ship. What's the difference.
Speaker 1: I mean, all the music is really the same. It's
Speaker 1: just a new generation of the same ship. We go
Speaker 1: all the way back talking about candy, liquor and else. U. Yeah,
Speaker 1: some old ass ship. It's the same song.
Speaker 4: People love sex, you know, yeah, people love sex. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I think that's her issue or issue. She's in denial
Speaker 4: of being a whore, and they ain't hit her yet
Speaker 4: that she's a horse.
Speaker 2: Her.
Speaker 4: She like my hair was tied up like a queen.
Speaker 4: Your hair could be tied up. Sucking dick too, young lady,
Speaker 4: it do not not a whole test me. She got
Speaker 4: that whole up there with that little thing, that little one.
Speaker 4: My hair was wrapped up and I don't matter. You
Speaker 4: were just trying to keep it out the way I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not excited about like this whole culture where being
Speaker 1: a hole is like so acceptable now. It's like women
Speaker 1: are on shows like I'm a hoe and just like
Speaker 1: very proud.
Speaker 2: I ain't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like that. As how do y'all feel
Speaker 1: about it?
Speaker 3: Like I said, I feel like the prisoners are running
Speaker 3: the prison right now, you know what I'm saying. Even
Speaker 3: when you were on uh idiots, I think you asked
Speaker 3: them if like the way people dress now, is that
Speaker 3: from prostitution? Like the way women are dressed, like, is
Speaker 3: it from prostitutes? Like you know, are we dressing like.
Speaker 2: People the culture usually in the back of the day. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you'd see a prostitute walking you knew it was a prostitute.
Speaker 2: About how she was dressed right now, Like bitches is.
Speaker 3: Wearing nipples out ass out to the club like it's
Speaker 3: normal regular.
Speaker 2: And we ain't at all.
Speaker 3: We was not on that type of time in our
Speaker 3: twentieth I wasn't anyway, I wasn't that all.
Speaker 4: The cultural fashion from the prostitutes and then try to
Speaker 4: act like they don't understand what's wrong. But again, man,
Speaker 4: if you start telling people the truth, you just gonna
Speaker 4: have a problem. That's kind of what that conversation was
Speaker 4: all about. Like they're struggling dealing with the fact that
Speaker 4: all of that culture that they take and even Kanya
Speaker 4: and all them and training all them, like some of
Speaker 4: this is prostitution culture. And now you got the city girls,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, they're in the middle, like
Speaker 4: they probably wouldn't even consider themselves prostitutes or look at
Speaker 4: themselves like that, even though growing up that's what prostitutes
Speaker 4: used to do. They would fly around, meet men, get
Speaker 4: paid to have sex, and go escorts.
Speaker 2: You know, escorts always was different from prostitutes.
Speaker 1: Prostitutes is on the street.
Speaker 4: Ain't no such thing as a rich horse a rich
Speaker 4: hor No rich horse.
Speaker 2: May not be rich and moral, but rich.
Speaker 4: Not rich in finances. Ain't no rich holes.
Speaker 3: Let's see, hold on, you was calling Kim Kardashian a
Speaker 3: whole Kim Kardashian is rich.
Speaker 4: There, and you gotta understand all them holes rich. But
Speaker 4: then may now we talk about holes that got that,
Speaker 4: that got businesses that ain't rich off Holing ain't no
Speaker 4: such rich hope, but she.
Speaker 2: Got her start up doing a fucking flick with rage.
Speaker 4: But even her mom sold that. She probably didn't get
Speaker 4: most of that money.
Speaker 2: But that's when you like that led to a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of rich, whole shit.
Speaker 4: Okay, I think you might be talking about more of
Speaker 4: a famous hole than a rich hole, and I think
Speaker 4: that's the problem. I think it's so many smoking mirrors
Speaker 4: in this game. Like her mom is a genius, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. Her mom is like brilliant, but
Speaker 4: she also ruthless because the way she she don't mind
Speaker 4: her kids and then still kind of doing the thing
Speaker 4: is really unique. But that's her mom's plan. And I
Speaker 4: think her mom got the money. I don't. I don't
Speaker 4: think Kim that on me. I don't think Kim is broke,
Speaker 4: but I don't think Kim is having it the way
Speaker 4: everybody think, because I think everybody's coming up with ideas
Speaker 4: spending the money. She damn there barely could talk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, she's doing well. She just signed to deal
Speaker 1: with the NFL for them to wear her draws.
Speaker 3: NBA yeah, but again, but her billion dollars.
Speaker 4: It's also not her draws, right, it's a business person
Speaker 4: behind that. There's a couple of business people. So she's
Speaker 4: just the face of an idea. And when it all
Speaker 4: comes down to it, its just you'll see it. It won't
Speaker 4: be what you think it is. It never is. It
Speaker 4: always comes into a crash and burn situation. Just not
Speaker 4: that way. If you was too busy homeland they figuring
Speaker 4: out how to hold, you couldn't be figuring out how
Speaker 4: to figure out no businesses. She's just a puppet for
Speaker 4: different people.
Speaker 2: But Holing is the business professions.
Speaker 3: That is a business and the reason why even in
Speaker 3: places like in New York City and Chicago they want
Speaker 3: to tax bitches pussy at this point, like you can hold,
Speaker 3: but you got to pay taxes.
Speaker 4: On her because they think you riches just because it's coody.
Speaker 4: That's because America. It's at all time low too, But
Speaker 4: that's because of America.
Speaker 3: Pussy moved faster than cocaine. Like this is a real
Speaker 3: life business, Holsb. You have madams that they've gotten rid
Speaker 3: of because they got richid.
Speaker 2: Politicians.
Speaker 4: If I named some pimps, I could tell you some
Speaker 4: rich pimps that were famous pimps.
Speaker 3: We talk about these niggas in the hood. Man, it's
Speaker 3: white holes.
Speaker 2: They be getting to the back.
Speaker 4: Like if you had to have a poster on your
Speaker 4: wall for the Hall of Fame hole, who would that
Speaker 4: whole be?
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be like a Maryland I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know, because that thing has no famous holes.
Speaker 4: Ain't ain't no such thing as no wealthy holes. Ain't
Speaker 4: no holes with no mansion for sucking, no more fucking dick.
Speaker 4: That just ain't gonna happen.
Speaker 2: They okay, they might have. Let's let's y'all, let's take
Speaker 2: a break right quick, and we would be right back. Dang,
Speaker 2: we're done with stupid in that news. Thank you.
Speaker 3: I had to go google wealthy holes right quick, y'all
Speaker 3: be back.
Speaker 4: I'm interesting this wealthy hole. That's stud cold Google.
Speaker 2: Let me not put holes. Let me put wealthy madams,
Speaker 2: because see they got different terminoledge of these.
Speaker 4: Type of Adam is a pimp, so that's different. You
Speaker 4: can't do madams. She's selling up.
Speaker 2: But they started off at holes.
Speaker 3: So you're talking about the actual act of holing a
Speaker 3: bitch never made money, right, But that can spill off
Speaker 3: into a whole bunch of different things, like she's still
Speaker 3: a hole at heart, throws like this still a hole
Speaker 3: getting to cosmetic bag ye, like getting to Skim's bag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but even then, Like I think Kim is specifically Kim,
Speaker 4: and that's a whole other thing. But I think her
Speaker 4: situation is she's a much more famous face that people
Speaker 4: are using to sell products. I don't think the products
Speaker 4: is hers at all. I don't think she's gonna end
Speaker 4: up with the line share of the money at all.
Speaker 4: And I think.
Speaker 2: Kanye came up with skims. Kanye came up with skims.
Speaker 3: So let's talk about the song on your album, Cancel
Speaker 3: These Nuts. The song is called Kanye should have Never
Speaker 3: married that bitch.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about weight life. Man, My boy life is
Speaker 4: ruined at this point. I think he's remade walking around
Speaker 4: the trash bags and ship. My nigga is a genius.
Speaker 4: He riding this ballfucker doing bad nigga wearing trash bags
Speaker 4: and ziploc bags and shit for shoes. He just he
Speaker 4: don't know if he's coming to going and that nigga's
Speaker 4: a brilliant nigga. He like he like one of my
Speaker 4: most famous. He's one of my most favorite human beings
Speaker 4: to ever live. Like when you hear stories of different
Speaker 4: you like your stories about Jesus, Malcolm, Mags, Martin, Luther King,
Speaker 4: you know, Ganghis Khan. Kanye is in my top five
Speaker 4: of favorite.
Speaker 2: Like that about Kanye too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's like just all that. And we all know
Speaker 4: since he'd a mess with that lady, that ship just
Speaker 4: then fucked him up. He just runs this moll fucker
Speaker 4: looking crazy.
Speaker 3: See where you got it wrong is that it's not
Speaker 3: just because he married a whole. That family is a
Speaker 3: bunch of fucking witches. That's what he married into and
Speaker 3: pro created with. It ain't just about the whole ship, y'all.
Speaker 3: Even y'all missed that episode. Kim was in her fucking
Speaker 3: closet with her altar set up and there praying to
Speaker 3: whoever the fuck. Okay, that's how Kanye got fucked up,
Speaker 3: fucking with a succubist, not just a whole, not just
Speaker 3: any type of hole, okay.
Speaker 2: And the mom is a whole grand witch got this bitch, Okay.
Speaker 4: She's a special type of promiscuous woman. But it's also
Speaker 4: because the type of insecutre like Kanye went from being
Speaker 4: an insecure nigga that just will wear a polo to
Speaker 4: insecure nigga getting leposuction. You know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 4: that's the type of shit a whole could do to you.
Speaker 4: And this is what I was trying to explain to
Speaker 4: Taylor back then, and insecure, Like a woman that makes
Speaker 4: you insecured, like a whole will destroy everything you stand for.
Speaker 4: She'll make you feel not good enough, you know, like
Speaker 4: how niggas do. Like you get a bullshit nigga, He'll
Speaker 4: make you just fuck yourself up. That's what these holes
Speaker 4: are do to you. And now you look at a
Speaker 4: nigga like Kanye, This nigga music been getting weirder and crazy,
Speaker 4: and it's like, you know what I mean, Like this
Speaker 4: is what happens because sometimes the type of person that is,
Speaker 4: when they don't have value for theirself, they'll create a
Speaker 4: question of value, you know what I mean? For you
Speaker 4: if you just spend too much time with them.
Speaker 1: Are you in a relationship?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: How long you been in your relationship?
Speaker 4: I've been knowing women for a long time.
Speaker 1: I mean, are you in a relationship with a specific woman?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: And how long has that been?
Speaker 4: You a long time alone.
Speaker 1: Married, but you're not married.
Speaker 4: I should be. If I'm not, you should be.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you? Why aren't you?
Speaker 4: I think marriage is a little special. I think I think, uh,
Speaker 4: I'm not saying if I'm married or not married. That's
Speaker 4: the point. I think most people think that I have
Speaker 4: an issue or it's something. It's not like that. Like
Speaker 4: if a woman is interactive with me, it's probably one
Speaker 4: of the greatest experiences of her life. You ain't gonna
Speaker 4: get hing. It's more solid than this. I ain't fe
Speaker 4: the fight for your clothes in the closet. I ain't
Speaker 4: using your makeup. I don't want to use your bag.
Speaker 4: I don't want you to pay the bill. Yo.
Speaker 1: Like you're being like very ambiguous and gray with the
Speaker 1: question right now.
Speaker 4: To be ambiguous and gray why though?
Speaker 3: Because you just so you're married or in a long
Speaker 3: term relationship. Because I saw I watched one of your
Speaker 3: episodes and you ask the young ladies what age is
Speaker 3: a good age for women to get married?
Speaker 2: And you know what, that was one of my questions
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: Should men get married when it's the best time for
Speaker 2: men to get married?
Speaker 4: I think when he really want to be married when
Speaker 4: he really want to be miserable.
Speaker 1: So you think marriage is more my life?
Speaker 4: Yes, marriage is miserable, right because you please, let's talk
Speaker 4: about it well, because now are you married?
Speaker 2: Though to say that, listen.
Speaker 4: I know these things.
Speaker 1: He's being in.
Speaker 3: Look, because we had a whole conversation with one of
Speaker 3: my longtime friends last night via text message. He messaged
Speaker 3: me in tam and he's a barber, and he basically said,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of niggas would be sitting in this
Speaker 3: chair like proclaiming how much they hate their mates, like
Speaker 3: they hate they fucking wife, they hate the bitch they
Speaker 3: live with.
Speaker 4: He's supposed to hate. I don't think he's supposed to
Speaker 4: hate you, old lady. I'm just saying I think I
Speaker 4: think when you, I think marriage is miserable because you
Speaker 4: come from a place to where your whole thing is conquest,
Speaker 4: and then you find somebody that's supposed to knock the
Speaker 4: challenge of conquering things out the way, and it just
Speaker 4: don't work that way, you know what I mean. Literally,
Speaker 4: you'll feel that way anyway, so you start to alter
Speaker 4: your life dealing with women and accountability, right, you gotta
Speaker 4: deal with women in accountability. Like oil in the water,
Speaker 4: it just don't mix. So you're gonna always not true.
Speaker 3: That's just a people thing. It's not just women who
Speaker 3: don't take accountability. A lot of men don't take accountability
Speaker 3: for their behavior.
Speaker 4: Totally agree, But I'm also explaining to you culturally, it's
Speaker 4: in your culture. See for us, if we do what
Speaker 4: we referre to as a bitch azz nigga, if a
Speaker 4: women don't take accountability, just a woman.
Speaker 2: No. See, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: On this show, we talk about a lot of things
Speaker 3: that are being assigned as femininity, but we see clearly
Speaker 3: now a lot of this shit is masculinity.
Speaker 2: Being a bitch asz nigga could very well be some
Speaker 2: masculine shit. When a nigga get in his feelings, somebody
Speaker 2: could die. Taggers literally get murdered when a nigga get
Speaker 2: too emotional. Yeah, but again that cannot be associated with women.
Speaker 2: We don't destroy in that way.
Speaker 4: Yes y'all do, But that's a whole other story.
Speaker 2: And you use that women aren't good people. Let's talk
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 4: Hold on folk back up, right. So when men are insecure,
Speaker 4: they destroy the world. When women are insecure, they destroy themselves.
Speaker 4: So it's nothing worse than the world to see it. Right. So,
Speaker 4: and then back to accountability. Culturally, y'all raised to not
Speaker 4: deal with who y'all are. Culturally, Like, y'all raised that way.
Speaker 4: If you don't like your hair, you just change it.
Speaker 4: If you don't like your you don't like your face,
Speaker 4: you just change it. If you don't like your height,
Speaker 4: you just change it. If you don't like your shape,
Speaker 4: you just change it. Like And it's a bunch of
Speaker 4: almost to a degree of with like it's like it's
Speaker 4: almost like a witchcraft where you just have all these
Speaker 4: things going on. Culturally, that's a woman. And to the
Speaker 4: point you said, where I was talking about women like
Speaker 4: I had, it was a deep thought. It wasn't just
Speaker 4: like I was being crasped, you know what I mean, Like, oh,
Speaker 4: women ain't good people. But culturally, like innately, women are
Speaker 4: amazing right there. They bring life into the universe. They're
Speaker 4: like the greatest thing God ever created. Culturally, y'all, we
Speaker 4: are God ahead. But culturally, y'all, y'all be pieces of shit.
Speaker 4: Y'all literally go through all this crazy shit. If you
Speaker 4: had to listen, if you had to meet a man
Speaker 4: that act like you, you'd be done.
Speaker 3: You don't know all women, So you're going based off
Speaker 3: of your experience with the women that you've experienced.
Speaker 2: You don't know all women. One thing for sure.
Speaker 3: Every man AG has ever been with will tell you
Speaker 3: how amazing I am right, And sometimes they may not really.
Speaker 3: One may may not realizing and say they don't have
Speaker 3: access to me anymore. And that's usually when niggas get
Speaker 3: their whole life together. So you're you're going based off
Speaker 3: the small sample size of women that have allowed you
Speaker 3: to have access to them.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I don't want a man who acts like.
Speaker 4: Me, though I know you know why because you.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's not why.
Speaker 2: That's not true.
Speaker 1: It's because I want to play my feminine energy and
Speaker 1: I don't want a man who's living in his feminine energy.
Speaker 1: I don't want a man that's doing that.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying, what is feminine energy at that point?
Speaker 1: It's soft, it's docid. I want to protect her. I
Speaker 1: want to provide her.
Speaker 4: I want to.
Speaker 1: Yes, you said, what.
Speaker 4: Comb your hair? When you get out of line?
Speaker 1: Comb my hair? What you mean like.
Speaker 4: When you get out of control?
Speaker 1: Nolinity?
Speaker 4: I didn't masculine. I'm saying how how how opposite of
Speaker 4: soft do you want him to be? How opposite of
Speaker 4: soft do you want him to be?
Speaker 1: Or do you want to I don't want him to
Speaker 1: be turner. I don't want him to be beat my ass,
Speaker 1: but I want him to be a strong man again.
Speaker 4: So where does strength be defined? At? Is a strength?
Speaker 4: And intellect is a strength?
Speaker 3: And action intellect? How do you take care of your family?
Speaker 3: How you take care of yourself? How do you take
Speaker 3: care of community? I'm not one of those people who
Speaker 3: will be like I want to be feminine. Listen, in
Speaker 3: order to be a well rounded human, you have to
Speaker 3: embody both femininity and masculinity. It's just what it is.
Speaker 3: We can go to bohamet if we want to talk
Speaker 3: about that, right, because that's all it represents is duality.
Speaker 3: So you have to embody both things. I'm not one thing,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. So when my mad feels
Speaker 3: a little weak because the world is fucked up, I
Speaker 3: need to come through with strength and vice versa.
Speaker 2: That's what you want in a relationship.
Speaker 4: Totally agree.
Speaker 1: But don't you want to lean into your femininity more
Speaker 1: than masculinity at most times?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Because you can get stuck there.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, So the point I'm making to you, that's again
Speaker 4: back to this point when I was saying women are
Speaker 4: not like most women are not the people. It's not
Speaker 4: the women I met, because I understand women are just women,
Speaker 4: so I would never look at them as good or
Speaker 4: bad or no other human being for that matter. But
Speaker 4: what I'm saying is if women had to meet men
Speaker 4: that acted like women, they jump off a bridge. I
Speaker 4: imagine if you met a man, right and I was saying, no, we.
Speaker 2: Just won't deal with them. How you have a lot
Speaker 2: of women right now choosing celibacy over dealing with men.
Speaker 4: Totally agree, Right, That's what's happened. They acting like.
Speaker 2: Women because you know, I'm saying, the women are choosing
Speaker 2: yeah and no.
Speaker 3: Not even because they're acting like women, they could very
Speaker 3: well be acting like men, which is not having integrity,
Speaker 3: not telling the truth, not being honest with themselves about
Speaker 3: who they are. And you're going out in the world
Speaker 3: being deceitful. You talk about women and makeup and literally
Speaker 3: I'm not finish.
Speaker 4: Then show up before you go that far about that.
Speaker 4: That's what makes a man a man. Being accountable, integrity,
Speaker 4: that's what makes a man a man.
Speaker 3: And that's what makes a real woman a woman as well.
Speaker 3: It's not being asserted, yes, yes, it is not.
Speaker 4: Accountability does not make a woman a woman.
Speaker 3: Y'all talk about Adam and Eve a whole lot, right.
Speaker 3: I'm lily, I'm a director sending of lilith. Okay, I
Speaker 3: don't even know Eve from a nigga rib I'm not
Speaker 3: a side bitch.
Speaker 4: Why Adam and Eve? Adam and Eve literally is rooted
Speaker 4: in the concept of deception, Like everything about femininity is
Speaker 4: rooted and ideas that that become like, let's accentuate ideas
Speaker 4: when it's not really it's really about covering up things
Speaker 4: you don't like and highlighting things you like. It's rooted
Speaker 4: in the level of deception.
Speaker 3: Like everybody, everybody wants to present their best selves. That's
Speaker 3: not just a woman thing, though, it is men men.
Speaker 3: Men show up to their women as their authentic selves.
Speaker 3: But then they leave the house and they go to
Speaker 3: their homeboys who don't know who the fuck this nigga
Speaker 3: really is. You don't know all these financial issues that
Speaker 3: is women know at the house.
Speaker 2: He don't. He don't like his stomach either. He got
Speaker 2: all types of insecurity as well. His woman knows. Butaul
Speaker 2: now As just came out with some impression ship for y'all, said, and.
Speaker 1: I'm learning how to do man weaves right now, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Glad said that, and that end of the world for you.
Speaker 4: Motherfucker's there.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Men are gonna be more attractive to men because y'all
Speaker 3: really didn't like us in the first place, is what
Speaker 3: it's giving.
Speaker 4: That's definitely ridiculous. Of course we like you. We like
Speaker 4: then like the unaccount men love pussy.
Speaker 3: They don't necessarily like women. Men love pussy, but they
Speaker 3: don't necessarily like women, like like the hanger with their homeboys,
Speaker 3: and some homo eroticism should be going on.
Speaker 4: That's me, love me, love women. We lot of fact.
Speaker 4: You're not accountable. It's why we pay the bill. We
Speaker 4: love it.
Speaker 2: We love telling yo.
Speaker 4: It makes us, it gets us.
Speaker 2: All this niggas so sick and dig.
Speaker 4: A real man gets off of taking care of his
Speaker 4: old lady.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I said that, But there's two different types of men.
Speaker 3: I got pushed back from people men online, telling me
Speaker 3: I can't say what man is, but when you talk
Speaker 3: about male ego, and I said this on another show,
Speaker 3: this These are the major two ways to me as
Speaker 3: a woman outside looking in, you have one man who
Speaker 3: feeds his ego by how many women he can run through,
Speaker 3: and the other man feeds his ego by how many
Speaker 3: people he can take care of. I like the latter, right,
Speaker 3: I like somebody who's a producer, a problem solver, or
Speaker 3: a provider. That is what a man is to me, right.
Speaker 3: So those are the two different types of niggas that's
Speaker 3: walking around here, and one of them is dangerous. The
Speaker 3: one who just run through women is dangerous, is bad.
Speaker 4: That's what it's just. You women have to realize that
Speaker 4: they are wealth as much as dollars are. Women are
Speaker 4: wealth as much as dollars are. Women are the original dollars.
Speaker 4: So he's not crazy because he wants to catch him
Speaker 4: all he wants. He's not crazy fulfilling that way, but
Speaker 4: him not knowing how to direct his energy because it
Speaker 4: ain't nobody getting too much money doing that the same way, right,
Speaker 4: So it's usually the same type of person that's directed
Speaker 4: energy in the fucking with girls. But women are the
Speaker 4: original wealth. So a man is not crazy for wanting
Speaker 4: to be with women. It's just usually you come into
Speaker 4: a space to find true wealth and things that could
Speaker 4: benefit your family that you're responsible for. Sometimes men is
Speaker 4: fucked up in the mind and they keep on chasing
Speaker 4: different women because women are wealth, period. They always will be,
Speaker 4: they always have been. That's how it is right.
Speaker 1: But what she's saying is chasing women without accumulating any other.
Speaker 2: Times your deck make a slave out of you. That's
Speaker 2: all you're doing is letting you, letting your dick make
Speaker 2: a slaver.
Speaker 3: You got all these peo people you can't even take
Speaker 3: care of. These children come from sec.
Speaker 4: Totally three, totally three. But again, women are wealth. They
Speaker 4: are wealth. They are wealth. They literally are the lineage
Speaker 4: to the next generation of your family and everything, your air,
Speaker 4: the main thing, every last seal, every healthy seale on earth.
Speaker 4: The goal is the past information, even us as a
Speaker 4: clump of sales. So if you pass the DNA information
Speaker 4: through women, you still are successful in the grand scale
Speaker 4: of existing as a sell. Now we have the standards
Speaker 4: of existing and how we are today where it's like
Speaker 4: how much money you have, But most men are primitive
Speaker 4: and thought and women are wealth. So accumulating women and
Speaker 4: interactions like that is really normal. But what happens is
Speaker 4: usually have a sophistication, no different than a lion. A
Speaker 4: lion is gonna go fuck all the different prides of
Speaker 4: the lioness and all that. That's a normal primitive function.
Speaker 4: But we usually depend on human beings to have like
Speaker 4: this evolved thought sophistication to go into smarter ways of
Speaker 4: doing it better for specific reasons. But it's not crazy
Speaker 4: for me. Because women are wealth. The problem is women
Speaker 4: don't realize their wealth at this point. They don't realize
Speaker 4: they are wealth, and that's the problem. So now they
Speaker 4: can be accumulated. You can't get some pussy without having
Speaker 4: to give everything to this woman. It didn't used to
Speaker 4: be that way because women understood that they were wealth.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like men treat women as well?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's why they go through all that to fuck
Speaker 4: with them, to.
Speaker 1: Be admired and held on the past.
Speaker 4: The goal is to because once you get somebody soul too,
Speaker 4: that's when you got them. But if you actually literally
Speaker 4: make a nigga way like yeah, niggas is gonna play
Speaker 4: the game year they know. But again, once you turn
Speaker 4: yourself over to easy, then you show him that you're
Speaker 4: not valuable, so he most likely gonna treat you like
Speaker 4: you're not valuable.
Speaker 3: But see, here's the thing. And you being from California,
Speaker 3: I know y'all be on the pimp shit, And to me,
Speaker 3: it ain't nothing to break a broken bitch, right. You
Speaker 3: can't do that to a strong minded woman. If you can, like,
Speaker 3: maybe that's an accomplishment, but these weak ass bitches that
Speaker 3: men be running through, that's not a big accomplishment supposed
Speaker 3: to get us.
Speaker 4: That's where I that's where I stand that. But again,
Speaker 4: you're asking somebody who might read books or read ten
Speaker 4: books or twelve books or how many books a year,
Speaker 4: versus somebody who's functioning primitively, so they don't understand what
Speaker 4: they looking at. They not the average niggas ain't got
Speaker 4: time to do all the average nigga going to work
Speaker 4: or doing what he's trying to do to take care
Speaker 4: of his family. He's trying to bring.
Speaker 2: I don't like average niggas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he's trying.
Speaker 1: But there's more of those in the Yeah.
Speaker 4: But he's trying volume to himself as the best he can,
Speaker 4: So it ain't really nothing he doing wrong. But if
Speaker 4: women don't understand that they are the value and men
Speaker 4: are trying to accumulate them, then we got a problem.
Speaker 4: And that's where we are today, women trying to act
Speaker 4: like a right if the same thing I was saying
Speaker 4: to Taylor and the whole grand scheme of procreation, it
Speaker 4: takes us three seconds to do our part. It might
Speaker 4: even be three seconds, like it's three seconds. You're lucky
Speaker 4: if you get a great sensation with that three seconds
Speaker 4: and all the other shit you get with it. It
Speaker 4: takes you nine months. This is how important. It is.
Speaker 4: Take you nine months to do it after that three seconds,
Speaker 4: and then the motherfucking baby you gotta feed it for
Speaker 4: a whole another year, and the baby just lives off
Speaker 4: you for fucking nineteen months, twenty months, twenty two months.
Speaker 4: So if you value yourself the way we value ourselves,
Speaker 4: or if you value sex the way we value sex,
Speaker 4: guess who boo boo the fool? You would have to
Speaker 4: be boo boo the fool, because guess what, it's gonna
Speaker 4: be your shit for twenty two to twenty four months.
Speaker 4: And you asking niggas to think that far when they
Speaker 4: that don't even make sense, Like if you not really,
Speaker 4: if you're not taking the time to figure out the
Speaker 4: insecurity that's driving you to accumulate women as wealth, Then
Speaker 4: how the fuck is you gonna you know, how you
Speaker 4: really gonna combat it? You gonna keep man. We use
Speaker 4: women when we're doing bad like a woman. If you
Speaker 4: had a bad day at work, you go fuck with
Speaker 4: the business and pussy make you feel better. If you
Speaker 4: had a great day, you women as a celebration. Use
Speaker 4: women as everything in the world. And women still the
Speaker 4: only motherfuckers that don't realize they being used. Shit is crazy.
Speaker 3: That's collectively we may not realize that, but individually is
Speaker 3: a lot of women understanding.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying culture right now. When I'm speaking, I'm
Speaker 4: talking to the culture of women, not every last individual women.
Speaker 4: So it's not the woman. Because I meet pretty great women,
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna lie to you. I meet really great women.
Speaker 4: I don't you know all of them is gonna be unaccountable.
Speaker 4: You ain't gonna meet too many women that's gonna give
Speaker 4: you five. I'm sorries, and that's cool because you love
Speaker 4: that about them. But I think the culture I'm telling
Speaker 4: you this is what we all think. The culture of women,
Speaker 4: right is kind of built on a lot of things
Speaker 4: to hide into accent to reject the things they don't
Speaker 4: like and to project the things that they do like.
Speaker 4: That's the exact opposite of masculinity, and that's what makes
Speaker 4: the balance that you was talking about the duality of existing. So, yes,
Speaker 4: men love women, but they also need women to love
Speaker 4: women for them to love them the correct way. If
Speaker 4: a woman don't love herself the right way, man, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be hard for a primitive ass nigga to understand
Speaker 4: how to love her correctly because he's a fucking.
Speaker 2: Gu I agree.
Speaker 3: I agree, glasses, and that's why I feel like women
Speaker 3: need to talk to other women more and men with
Speaker 3: good minds need to be talking to other men more.
Speaker 3: Like this, this whole conversation that's going on right online.
Speaker 3: Right now, you got the traditional man and the fifty
Speaker 3: to fifty man sitting down having a conversation about basically.
Speaker 2: What is a man and it's not for women to define.
Speaker 3: So I love that a man is talking to another
Speaker 3: man right because we got brunches, lunches and conferences to
Speaker 3: do this. Ship niggas really don't tell their homeboys what's
Speaker 3: really going on with them. Oftentimes they don't be vulnerable
Speaker 3: with they So.
Speaker 4: Let me cut you off just to add one. Damn,
Speaker 4: this is real shit, Teddy, y'all listen. One of my
Speaker 4: closest homeboys he was with a girl. He got mad
Speaker 4: because she wasn't sucking this date no more. This was
Speaker 4: a big thing because, like I'm not lying, it was
Speaker 4: a big thing, like this been has been for like
Speaker 4: a nine.
Speaker 2: I don't like him no more.
Speaker 4: It's a respect thing, right because at that time, he's
Speaker 4: not working, he hustling, he's doing small things, so she's
Speaker 4: kind of losing respect. But it was a deeper conversation,
Speaker 4: and I was like, Yo, why are you tripping that
Speaker 4: she's not sucking your dick? He like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just like my dick suck. I'm like, yeah, but
Speaker 4: that don't make sense. You wouldn't be tripping if this
Speaker 4: bitch stopped making hamburgers. You wouldn't be losing your mind,
Speaker 4: and you like hamburgers. And then I kept asking him.
Speaker 4: I kept asking him. He couldn't figure it out. I
Speaker 4: kept asking till I got to a space to where
Speaker 4: he realized that was his only way of feeling superior
Speaker 4: or as like a leader or head of a household,
Speaker 4: because she would be on her knees in front of
Speaker 4: the cut.
Speaker 2: Bowling down and going down is either that or beating
Speaker 2: a bitch yep.
Speaker 4: Right, So what happened was cousin up getting a really
Speaker 4: good job, like doing some dope shit and getting paid,
Speaker 4: and then the head that he wasn't getting never even
Speaker 4: mad aed to him no more. And that's what I
Speaker 4: started to realize about certain homeboys. And I would tell him,
Speaker 4: I'm like, I told one of my closest homeboys too,
Speaker 4: like he fucking all the bitsches. I'm like you, like
Speaker 4: I met niggas who are fuck girl that I fucking
Speaker 4: feel like that made the me like I didn't really
Speaker 4: my life from selling shirm every day, I got to
Speaker 4: really turn into multi million dollar deals and made millions
Speaker 4: of dollars and all this and do all this great
Speaker 4: ship and you feel like you me just because this
Speaker 4: raggedy bitch gave you some pussy.
Speaker 2: And and so again trying to fuck you vicious, that's why.
Speaker 4: And they're like, well, I gotta be him and she
Speaker 4: gave me some pussy. No, she just fucked up.
Speaker 2: She give everybody pussy, bro, And that's.
Speaker 4: What it goes back to my original point. You can't
Speaker 4: turn the whole tool housewife, because she'll fuck your value
Speaker 4: up and you be fucked up. And that's what's wrong
Speaker 4: with yate where sometimes the nigga don't even know who
Speaker 4: he is no more niggat life, orsumtion and ship. Like nigga,
Speaker 4: you Kanye West, you don't got to do nothing in
Speaker 4: the world about down and lie in front of you
Speaker 4: because you're the guy. But again, your old lady, you
Speaker 4: fucking the same Body's the same person that Chris Humphreys
Speaker 4: fucked or Reggie Bush or anybody else, or any nigga,
Speaker 4: because you know, once you get with a girl, you
Speaker 4: start realizing the type of bit the nigga she fucked
Speaker 4: with him, Like women, right, you'd be like, imagine if
Speaker 4: your kids, father or your husband had like, fuck this
Speaker 4: last four hundred and some pounds. That shit is a
Speaker 4: chip at your ego.
Speaker 3: Yes, you ain't never lie, nigga, Like I love to
Speaker 3: see a nigga previous bitches because I need to know,
Speaker 3: like are you even used to fucking a bitch like me?
Speaker 2: Like I need to see what they looking looking like
Speaker 2: for real.
Speaker 1: But all right, let me ask you this, as a musician,
Speaker 1: do you feel like you have a responsibility to the
Speaker 1: community to make music that uplifts women.
Speaker 4: So they know that, Oh, I got a responsibility to
Speaker 4: tell motherfuckers what it is. So just like I can
Speaker 4: make something for the bitches right, and I'll be telling
Speaker 4: niggas like you niggas as girls and your niggas is
Speaker 4: not be having correctly and you're not doing right by
Speaker 4: women and you want to split the rent with her
Speaker 4: and talking about them and peeding on women beauty standard.
Speaker 4: And that's the song I can make. Kanye shit, have
Speaker 4: never made that, bitch. You need to y'all women need
Speaker 4: to get y'all shit together. I'm not for the side.
Speaker 4: I'm not a man to where I'm degrading women and
Speaker 4: big enough niggas. I got something for you niggas too,
Speaker 4: you niggas as hoes, and but you women is hot
Speaker 4: and that's the problem. I'm not Kevin Sanders. I'm not
Speaker 4: taking a side. I don't got time for that. I
Speaker 4: really want good for Black people in general as a unit.
Speaker 4: So everybody got to get this work. Nobody gets shorter.
Speaker 4: Everybody get this work, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Come on glasses, Okay, what's up with this song? Tora,
Speaker 3: Come and get that ass tore up nigga. Now listen
Speaker 3: for the listeners who don't know. Specifically, y'all Christians who
Speaker 3: like to call me your old tap if you don't
Speaker 3: know that Tora is the first five books of the
Speaker 3: Hebrew Bible. There's this nigga that named the whole ass
Speaker 3: song after tell us about Tora. Come and get that
Speaker 3: ass tore up.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: I was in here in the studio working on the
Speaker 4: song and we have some girls in there politics and
Speaker 4: they just having fun whatever fivees no, no, no, not
Speaker 4: five three or something. We just here making music. And
Speaker 4: when I'm laying the chorus, the girls is telling me,
Speaker 4: they like, are you saying Tora? And I'm like, no,
Speaker 4: I'm saying tore up. And he's like, man, the way
Speaker 4: your action is so heavy. That's really why I name
Speaker 4: the song Tora. They thought I was saying Taura.
Speaker 2: So I was like, i'ma just name it that you
Speaker 2: think that's appropriate.
Speaker 4: I don't really worry about that.
Speaker 2: I was about to have some Bible ship.
Speaker 3: You know, we got the Israel and Palestine water, some
Speaker 3: holistic ship, right quit.
Speaker 2: It was definitely holistic. Okay.
Speaker 4: I'm a gangster rapper man. I'm a gangster rapper and
Speaker 4: and I definitely play off people's emotions a little too much.
Speaker 4: But now I was just a coincidence on how my
Speaker 4: accent was, and I just left it there. Then the
Speaker 4: video spun off into this crazy stuff with us busting
Speaker 4: the Jehovah witnesses benches and ship and getting them to
Speaker 4: get out, and you have now at that point, that's
Speaker 4: where it started being like, Okay, I'm gonna just have
Speaker 4: fun with the idea. I'm definitely gonna keep it in
Speaker 4: control and not disrespect God, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: But I'm definitely gonna play on human beings and you
Speaker 4: know how lame they are to me at times and
Speaker 4: how fake they are, so I didn't.
Speaker 1: Know doing it. You don't feel like that disrespects God
Speaker 1: at all?
Speaker 4: No, not even a little bit. Yeah, my spirit is
Speaker 4: super tidy, and like me and God have had a
Speaker 4: great bond. I don't smoke, I don't drink. I don't
Speaker 4: run away from God ever. So I feel like mostly
Speaker 4: all the stuff that I do, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: God gonn pretty much stop me, you know, because I
Speaker 4: be looking for signs all the time. And again, like
Speaker 4: I said, I don't do nothing to break the connection.
Speaker 4: I keep that connection strong even when I'm sinning. And
Speaker 4: like you know, when I was younger and I would
Speaker 4: mess with different girls, and if I had to write
Speaker 4: intentions for him, like I would have like bad. Look
Speaker 4: Like it's a real strong bond between me and God.
Speaker 4: Like my spirit is really tight, you know what I mean,
Speaker 4: it's tightly thisss so I don't feel you know, It's
Speaker 4: why I go on these platforms and I talk how
Speaker 4: I talk, and I'm free with my expression and I
Speaker 4: don't worry if people take it the wrong way, Like
Speaker 4: I'm okay with being misunderstood. But at the same time,
Speaker 4: I know my bond with God is right and He's
Speaker 4: not gonna let me get too far out of line.
Speaker 2: No matter what period. Tupac must Die, you know that.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's the perfect example, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And light of keiv d being arrested legally, I mean
Speaker 3: not legally legal name Dwayne Keith Davis. Right, he was
Speaker 3: just recently arrested in Las Vegas, and you made a
Speaker 3: song and video Tupac Must Die that had the Internet
Speaker 3: and uproar because you were showing the side of the
Speaker 3: basically the defendant, right, the killer and how shit transpired, Yeah,
Speaker 3: how shit transpired on his end?
Speaker 2: Have people been hitting you up since this dude was arrested,
Speaker 2: which the original shooter is.
Speaker 4: Dead, right, People haven't stopped hitting me up. People haven't
Speaker 4: stopped hitting me up since the day it came out.
Speaker 4: Every last every single day, there's not a day that
Speaker 4: goes by that somebody don't hit me about that song.
Speaker 4: Whether it's song social media, whether it's in the streets.
Speaker 4: It's just it's just part of the program this point.
Speaker 4: But that's no real easy way to say this. But fuck.
Speaker 1: We have a segment called Dumbee Story in SIMP series, right,
Speaker 1: and we share a time that we got played by
Speaker 1: the opposite sex. Can you share a time that that
Speaker 1: has happened? Of course, let's heart, let's hear about it.
Speaker 1: I thought I was gonna be like lok ain't never
Speaker 1: been played by No bitch, don't play with me.
Speaker 4: Play with me can only be the low based off experience,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? Like you can only read
Speaker 4: so many books, you know what I mean? Some of
Speaker 4: this ship you gotta go through. I wrote about it
Speaker 4: and Kanye should have never married that bitch. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: was all in love with this girl. This girl was
Speaker 4: like cute as fuck to me. This is like, I'm
Speaker 4: fresh out of high school. I got mo on low Rider.
Speaker 4: You know what I mean, I'm doing the thing like
Speaker 4: I'm hustling. I'm I'm becoming somebody in the street scene
Speaker 4: as far as gang bang people starting to know the
Speaker 4: name glass is low And it was a girl I
Speaker 4: used to really like. She was like cute at shit
Speaker 4: to me. She seems smart, you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: She was really cool, and I used to go through
Speaker 4: hell to try to get her to go out with me. Right,
Speaker 4: So one time I got some tickets in I scave Form,
Speaker 4: and I remember this girl used to be like, yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't really talk to that many people, you know,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah. You know, I'll be just doing my
Speaker 4: thing and so forth. So I remember, like, damn, So
Speaker 4: I wonder fast forward again. I get tickets to I
Speaker 4: skate Form, So I take her to not skate Form.
Speaker 4: We walking through the park. Now, mind you, this whole
Speaker 4: time she's telling me about all kinds of shit. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, I like you, I never been with nobody.
Speaker 4: I don't even you know, hang out with people. She's
Speaker 4: selling me on who she is past what I know.
Speaker 4: So she's giving me the nunnery, right, the nunnery. I
Speaker 4: call it the nunnery when she's a numb For the
Speaker 4: most part. I ran it to one of my homeboys,
Speaker 4: my home boy thirteen. We grew up together. He played
Speaker 4: football at Comptome Igh School. At this point, he had
Speaker 4: just graduated and he's seen a girl I was with,
Speaker 4: so he like shook my hands, so we chopped it up.
Speaker 4: She's I think she was getting something or winning the
Speaker 4: bathroom or getting something to eat. I forgot what was
Speaker 4: going on, but I was waiting on him. He was like, man,
Speaker 4: you know, the football team ran a train on that bitch.
Speaker 4: And I was like, are you serious. He was like yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like no lidge ye football team ran a train
Speaker 4: on that bitch. And I remember thinking myself right like
Speaker 4: it's I'm thinking he's lying. And so when he walked off,
Speaker 4: she came out the bathroom or whatever she was doing.
Speaker 4: I forgot exactly. She came back into where I was
Speaker 4: at in that space, and I was like, hey, you
Speaker 4: used to mess with some of the dudes in high school.
Speaker 4: She was like, is that what he told you? I
Speaker 4: was like, yeah, he said, well, it was a time
Speaker 4: when I got drunk and all of this, and I
Speaker 4: remember just thinking like holy shit, and I remember just
Speaker 4: leaving her at n scary form.
Speaker 2: No, you left somebody's daughter there.
Speaker 4: Fuck her daddy and her at that point. Because we
Speaker 4: end up being cool later, but at that point my
Speaker 4: feeling was hurt. I felt, yeah, yeah, we end up
Speaker 4: really hooking back up. And as I started getting older,
Speaker 4: I realized that women just like, if you don't protect women,
Speaker 4: you have to protect women from themself too. I know
Speaker 4: that sounds.
Speaker 2: You can't even you can't even spell housewife with our
Speaker 2: whole boy, but y'all be having so many, so much
Speaker 2: problems with bitches.
Speaker 1: That's how you gotta protect a woman from herself.
Speaker 4: Because because listen, like now, at that point, I realized
Speaker 4: I couldn't wife her. But that don't mean I couldn't.
Speaker 4: We couldn't be cool, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 4: she just couldn't be wife like you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, Like that just wasn't She was just a kid,
Speaker 1: was probably didn't have a dad.
Speaker 2: She probably she might have been drunk and something niggas
Speaker 2: took advantage of her.
Speaker 4: It might have been probably did, but guess what, Why
Speaker 4: the fuck is you getting drunk high school? Problem one,
Speaker 4: any of the any of the inhibition things.
Speaker 3: The reason niggas be getting drunk in high school, just
Speaker 3: doing ship, just doing dumb.
Speaker 4: Right, Niggas get drunk because they're stupid. If okay, if
Speaker 4: you go on a date, right.
Speaker 2: You're right, women are smarter.
Speaker 4: We need to know.
Speaker 1: But you, like, she wasn't a human mistake.
Speaker 4: Women are greater and you got the responsibility nobody giving
Speaker 4: you that.
Speaker 1: If I take that, If I say that, I believe
Speaker 1: we are greater, but I believe we also are human
Speaker 1: and flawed and.
Speaker 4: Now perfect and Superman save one person, Superman. You ain't
Speaker 4: ship you, Superman. That's how women is and you just
Speaker 4: stuck with that. I'm sorry. That's the that's the benefit
Speaker 4: you get of walking.
Speaker 1: Woman is not allowed to make any mistakes, yes.
Speaker 4: Or but ten digs cannot be the mistake five dicks that.
Speaker 2: You're judging me for. At the same time, Oh no,
Speaker 2: that's ye Like I'm thirty nine nigga, Like, no, I'm sure.
Speaker 4: You had, but that's not the point I'm saying. I'm
Speaker 4: saying five digs, Tam, is not a mistake. You like
Speaker 4: dick at that point, No, at one time, tam five
Speaker 4: dicks at once. You don't. It's not a mistake, no more.
Speaker 2: You just like you don't.
Speaker 1: You don't think they may have taken advantage of her.
Speaker 4: And she was afraid if somebody is drinking alcohol, was listen,
Speaker 4: if you go on a date with a stranger and
Speaker 4: you're drinking alcohol. See, and this is where, this is
Speaker 4: where it's gonna be fucked up again. All the rape
Speaker 4: victims in the world, all the bad things that happened
Speaker 4: to women fucking with niggas, But if you go on
Speaker 4: the first day with a nigga, you dragged with him,
Speaker 4: your ass is crazy. And I'm gonna tell you this
Speaker 4: is why I be worried about the sense of unaccountability.
Speaker 4: And this is what I was saying to you, a Ja.
Speaker 2: Because but one of the men gonna be accountable, because
Speaker 2: why are you a proud?
Speaker 4: Point is to unlock the door, that's the purpose.
Speaker 2: Yes, but the man should be a predator. Why why
Speaker 2: do we not address men behavior?
Speaker 4: That's me?
Speaker 2: Why can I why? But why can't I be safe
Speaker 2: enough for a man on a date? Why would you
Speaker 2: have some drinks?
Speaker 4: Why would you be poisoned to yourself to hang out
Speaker 4: with somebody.
Speaker 2: No, Okay, I don't drink like that, but if I
Speaker 2: were to drink, I.
Speaker 4: Would drink full fledged. Mind on why would you be drinking.
Speaker 1: I like cocktails, glasses, I like I like a espresso martini.
Speaker 4: Or talking with your partner. That is not something you
Speaker 4: do with a strange nigga.
Speaker 3: I'm not going out with a nigga who I don't
Speaker 3: trust anyway, so there's not that's cool too. But if
Speaker 3: you close setting with a nigga, I never fucked the moth.
Speaker 1: Listen time. I will go out with a nigga that
Speaker 1: a first date, and I will have a drink, but
Speaker 1: I'm mindful of how much I drink, and I don't
Speaker 1: leave my drink around nobody.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't if I was a woman.
Speaker 1: But but what you're talking about is a little girl.
Speaker 1: You're saying fresh out of high school. This is a child.
Speaker 1: She's still getting to understand life, her body.
Speaker 4: People.
Speaker 1: You gotta give her some grades you planned.
Speaker 4: I did give her grades, But wife is not for break.
Speaker 1: If you left her there, you didn't give her no.
Speaker 1: I didn't even take her home.
Speaker 4: Her own you feel me. I came back into contact
Speaker 4: and I apologized. I told her I was young and
Speaker 4: I understand how horrors can get down. I didn't say that,
Speaker 4: but that's what I was thinking. I was like, right this,
Speaker 4: I swear to God, this is what I was thinking.
Speaker 4: But I let it go. But I realized she just
Speaker 4: couldn't be a wife. That's it.
Speaker 1: Like if that's not even you didn't even get played.
Speaker 4: Play because she went to form off my ticket. Because
Speaker 4: I think you a quality woman.
Speaker 2: At that time, you said, oh so she's a bitch,
Speaker 2: not a whole because she ain't let you fuck.
Speaker 4: I end up getting She was never a bitching. I
Speaker 4: never called listen, I ain't never been in no situation
Speaker 4: with no woman to call her no bitch. I don't
Speaker 4: even believe in that. I mean all women the bitches
Speaker 4: and no women's bitches, so it's all the sime so
Speaker 4: either way, but I'm not calling no woman a bitch
Speaker 4: because first off, she for sure wants to get me
Speaker 4: some pussy. I can't believe there's a woman walking. It's
Speaker 4: not scary form feel me, but I didn't want the
Speaker 4: pussy after them five nigga. After my Hoami told me that,
Speaker 4: she was like, oh this bitch is I'm young, So
Speaker 4: I'm thinking to myself, like this bitch is raggedy, So.
Speaker 1: You get to be young but she don't.
Speaker 2: Yes, you get to be my ring light that went out, y'all.
Speaker 4: Nigga just walked in like.
Speaker 2: This is great.
Speaker 1: Right, Just tell everybody where they can find you, where
Speaker 1: they can get your music, all the things that you're in.
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Speaker 2: All right, y'all, go get that tank.
Speaker 1: You so much. We appreciate, thank.
Speaker 4: Y'all for having me. I got to drive. I gotta
Speaker 4: drag y'all on the brilliant. I gotta drag y'all on
Speaker 4: excuse me on uh no siilings. Man, we gotta really
Speaker 4: get into it because we're gonna peel back on those seilings.
Speaker 4: Come on, man, all right, much love.
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Speaker 4: Y'all.
Speaker 1: It's me official, Tam Bam. I love y'all. No matter
Speaker 1: what y'all believe in or who y'all believe in, Tam
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Speaker 2: Remember to speak now and never hold your piece.