Episode 353 | Bad Takes Never Heal

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Speaker 1: The volume.

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Speaker 2: O WILLI en shame. I want to play Hi.

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Speaker 1: Juicy, Bye Julie, and we are back. Happy end of the week, I guess sort of we're getting there. Happy weekend, Yes, happy weekend, Happy Friday, whatever, whatever day you're listening this, Happy Tuesday.

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Speaker 3: If that's today, Wednesday? Yeah, ash Wednesday? Was it ash Wednesday?

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Speaker 1: Yesterday? Yes?

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Speaker 4: You know, how come you don't have any ash on? Your took a shower?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you're allowed to do that. I also didn't go get my ashes, but yeah, okay, I used to have to go to school with that on. I didn't see much ashes. Yeah, you used to see it all the time in the street. I didn't see much religious anymore. People don't care. It's just like, yeah, I think so taxes and that's it. No. I just think our our parents just did the Catholic thing wrong. So my generation, like after eighteen, was like, you mean I don't have to go Yeah, and you know we're spiritual. Yeah, that's that's what we do.

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Speaker 4: Spiritual.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I say my ten our fathers in the morning. That's a helmet. Especially after this week. You're coverk father, I have committed murder. You good, don't do that. Shit again. It's okay, it's all right, help us at our bake sale. Yeah, you'll go to heaven. But yes, I haven't got my ashes in a while, so I guess that would mean Easter is this Sunday. No, I'm a terrible Catholic.

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Speaker 5: Easter is a couple of Sundays from now, babe.

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Speaker 1: Okay, you're thinking of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, then to eat. Yeah, ash Wednesday, so yesterday was ash Wednesday. Then there's Palm Sunday. It was last week. I'm a terrible Catholic.

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Speaker 3: It's interesting how Ash Wednesday and this year Easter is like four twenty, so it's like kind of ties into Yester.

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Speaker 1: We're taking smoking for twenty Phoenix, Ross and Ashes. I mean, listen, man, do you have four twenty plans? I mean, I know we're a little bit away. I'll have Easter plans, of course, because clearly I'm still very involved in the Catholic Church. You, on the other hand, will be a degenerate smoking up all the Devil's lettuce.

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Speaker 3: I'm just uh, remember when like sneakers used to be a thing on Easter, like get all the new releases.

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I forgot about that. It was a thing.

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Speaker 3: It's it's a few releases that I'm looking forward to, a few A maxes that dropping that I need.

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Speaker 1: I wonder why they did that, because like, did anyone.

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Speaker 4: Ever gett to get fresh for Easter?

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Speaker 1: That's why. Yeah, but if you're buying the sneakers that day that they drop, and who gets like Easter, mon.

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Speaker 4: That's like it's like the week it's the week sneakers drop.

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Speaker 1: I wasn't allowed to wear fresh sneakers. It was hard bottoms on ease. The only time like we could kind of get something off would be the wallabies. That was the only time that you remember you was you a hush puppies baby? Hush Puppies were like right right before me. We were wallabies.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I was hush I was.

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Speaker 1: We knew what hush puppies were. But the older kids.

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Speaker 4: Those did the hush Puppies and all of the ship.

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Speaker 1: But anyways, I don't even know how we got down that topic. Man, that's true. Yeah, he has risen Christ will come again with that said, boy, could I I'm not, you know, I should I should have had to pray I'm not doing staying away from him, staying away from that topic with you.

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Speaker 6: Man.

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Speaker 1: What you mean man? Nothing? Man?

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Speaker 3: What you staying away from? Just just the topic. I see the timeline was you was fighting.

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Speaker 1: We can't go we can't go through it unless we go through it. No, no, no, we're not doing that. I saw you have to face our fears.

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Speaker 3: We're gonna face the fears of your timeline beating you into submission over the last two days.

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Speaker 1: I'm a little sore. I can't lie.

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Speaker 4: Let's fight back, man.

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Speaker 1: Nah, you can't fight back on the internet.

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Speaker 4: Man, you gotta fight back.

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Speaker 7: You're attempted to fight back. You attempted to fight back with that. I know the internet killing me is fine, it's just my time.

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Speaker 4: But I love you.

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Speaker 5: You're gonna ignore the other like your stop.

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Speaker 4: I love.

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Speaker 7: There, and I tried to fight for you. And then I saw it and I said, man, funk that not deleted?

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Speaker 1: Oh did you? I didn't see that, but I appreciate it.

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Speaker 7: I was like, nah, y'all not gonna do my friend like that, because they were saying defund White Kappa's and I was like, you.

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Speaker 1: Know what I mean, I agree, though, I was.

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Speaker 7: Like, I'm not going to do that to my Like, don't do that to my friend. He was the first person to say, don't she have rap album in a year? Like I was caping and I was like, oh nah, he good, it's your turn off.

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Speaker 1: I take my looks by my lonely, but I do appreciate that you sticking up for me. Yeah, but you can't fight back on the internet. They're undefeated.

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Speaker 4: They tried to bet you went too submission.

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Speaker 3: My god, JD, he been fighting for his life the last week and in some days now. All Jermaine Duprix asks was a question about what is it that independent artists want? And everybody's in this mitche talking about JD must be going broke. He can't sign no artists. I'm like, this is Jermaine Duprie, y'all are talking.

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Speaker 1: To That's what's interesting. Like I understand even if I don't agree, I understand my ass whooping on the internet over the past two days. Yeah, even though I think they took Jamars completely out of context on how she's been with the Drake thing, I understood based off the information that they had, why the stands would go at her. This JD thing is like, you guys have to be bored on the internet. I disagree with JD, but now we're going to get into his pockets and his legacy. And he asked a fucking question on the timeline.

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Speaker 3: And it's only it's only. It's a very specific part of this of the internet too. It's a very specific part of the Internet that you can't ask questions about.

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Speaker 1: You can't. I felt I felt so bad, Like even when JD put up that clip that he was part of our podcast and then he did his explanation, I was like, why is Jermaine Duprie one of the greatest, Like I'm happy that I even got to be alive when Jermaine Duprix is live, Like that's the type of genius that we're talking about. Why is he putting up a clip of dumb ass me and having to explain himself. I felt bad for that, Like that gentleman should never have to explain himself.

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Speaker 7: But y'all can't say that. Jermain Duprice just asked the question and he got killed. Jermain du Prix asked a question. People answer his question, and then he doubled down. He knew the answer to that question, but he doesn't agree with the answer to the question, which he showed when you.

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Speaker 1: Guys called him.

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Speaker 7: He doesn't agree that the freedom is important enough to be independent.

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Speaker 1: He doesn't agree.

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Speaker 5: He said that.

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Speaker 7: He showed that in that conversation. He showed that in his replies to people on Twitter. He showed that when he went live, like he knew the answer to that question.

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Speaker 4: I don't think it was that.

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Speaker 3: I mean, because like he said in the conversation, he had major deals and you know, had obviously had his label and all of that, and like you said, he got the perks of being independent as well because most importantly, he writes all his shit. Yeah, now everybody can't say that. Everybody doesn't have that talent or that luxury of owning their music because they write all of their music and they produce their music. So he's in a very unique situation when it comes to that. But I think what he was saying was again, it's all what you negotiate. Had he not negotiated his deal that way, then he wouldn't have to be able to say that.

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Speaker 1: And Grant, I mean, we talked about it after he got off the call. I still disagree with him, and said he was in a unique place that he earned. That's why he's speaking from that. I disagree with him. I didn't think we should erased his entire legacy, take his MPC away, defund him again. That's where that's where I'm at that I disagree with JD. I don't think we should have rased twenty five years of the greatest fucking He produced a writer catalog i've ever.

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Speaker 3: Seen, just asked a question like, that's why all of this is hilarius. All he did was pose a question, and people was.

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Speaker 1: Like, oh, JD. I like the discourse, and I think there should always be debate online. I've participated in it for over a decade. It's it's just now getting to like a whole different level. People want to argue, Like it's going into like livelihood ship where it's like, okay, people just want to argue. This isn't fun anymore.

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Speaker 3: I just want to argue. I like it though. I love seeing people argue on the tam.

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, like it's it's great, but they're a little insane. I got docksed over the weekend on Twitter.

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Speaker 1: What do you mean docs?

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Speaker 5: My older Thank God it's an old address, my old a dress?

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Speaker 1: Oh you really mean docs?

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Speaker 7: I mean posted my old address. Thank god my address and my phone number are different. But yeah, for what doc's me because apparently I dissed Nicki minajh.

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Speaker 5: Nice news to fucking me.

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Speaker 1: Oh and when you said an actual fact that she was overly sexualized during her which I believe she's probably said before, that they sexualized her while she was wrapping her ass off and people were just looking at her ass.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it asked me, is that is that?

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Speaker 1: What's going on? Internet? Yeah?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, man, that got said. I didn't see it.

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Speaker 7: That actually got sent to me, and my friends were like the marish you need to do something about this, like we reported it, and I was just like, wow.

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Speaker 1: Wow, I will blow a barb's head. Clean the fuck off they show up at my fucking door, I welcome it, clean off.

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Speaker 4: Listen, man, let me let me make a call to the bobs.

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Speaker 1: Man. Let me see what's going on. Man, Let me let me try to calm the people down. I know, I know you've been laughing up in your penthouse for the past few weeks about what uh just the the digital ass whoopings that Deamarius and I have been taking. Page made an incredible graphic which I thought was hilarious. That he posted. This is the grim Reaper meme that's been going out. Of course, twenty twenty four took you took a bulk bulk of the death Man moved right down onto Damarus out of context.

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Speaker 4: I'm still here. They can't erase what.

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Speaker 1: We were.

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Speaker 8: Like.

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Speaker 1: And like any horror movie, you guys died first. It came, but it came right to me escaping.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the Black's gotta die first. You know that in the horror flick.

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Speaker 1: You know that I admite it to the third act.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, and then you found out that the killer is your close friend and he killed you, stabbed you in the belly button.

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Speaker 1: No, the holtes like this has really been some fucking m night Shyamalan. I have you pronounced his shit? Yeah, some John Grisham thing. Page has really been the one behind dictating this entire thing. And it's really him. It's the guy that you did not think was the serial killer at the end of the movie, and it's been Peach.

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Speaker 5: Why are not blaming that last clip on Peach? That was all you, that was you.

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Speaker 1: I said, let's go with the hot wings clip. That's a fact. I said, You know, I think maybe we should just go with the hot Wings one like they're talking about that, because I already knew where that was gonna go, and Peach even he didn't clip it up bad, but I just knew the only way to clip. Why do we blame Peach for the clip because we don't want to take accountability.

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Speaker 4: It's not the way he's clipping it.

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Speaker 7: Oh, I with mine. It definitely was the way that he clipped it.

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Speaker 1: But you took it out of context based off you dancing. That clip was fine to what the conversation was.

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Speaker 7: When that clip first dropped, I got killed and I had to go in the comments when it first clipped, it was like, hey, this is out of context. This is what happened that clip. Peach cut that clip exactly where it.

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Speaker 5: Was supposed to be.

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Speaker 4: We clip a y'all talking about so my.

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Speaker 7: Middle clip, the viral fucking clips conversation before that clip, we were talking about the dishes and what was being said in the day, and you were ignoring everything else that was said. So I bought up what else was said. That's the missing context from that clip. As far as Rory's clip, there is no missing context. We started at the top of that conversation, and it was included in the entire clip.

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Speaker 1: There was not context missing per se in that how the mentions that I did see, how they were applying to them took my point and made it say something I was not saying, as far as her being an industry plant and just me hating on her and she doesn't deserve this, that she didn't put any work, and they just made me say a whole bunch of shit that I didn't say that. I actually said the opposite in that forty five minute conversation of every point that they brought up, even down to artists that have gotten versus from legends, I said before they're usually signed to them. Every point that they were making out for me to seem crazy, I had said in that forty five minute conversation, that's what I'm saying. With the context. I still stand by what I said. As far as the Lauren Hill doci bring her out. I think it's gonna be a lot of pressure to put on one artist now she really has to deliver. But with that said, yeah, a lot was missing in that entire conversation, but I don't care. I fully understood everything. I hate white hip hop heads to. Of course, of course I had to wear a Wu Tang shirt that day. It's not even like my thing. You had a Woo tag shirt out. Oh my god. It was like the perfect narrative of who I like I'm not. They was all undersaying like and even though like I like m F Doom and underground hip hop, that's not They painted me to be that guy and that's not even me like that. I confirm music where they sell crack like you know, I just.

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Speaker 4: Love the fact that's not on me.

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Speaker 1: I know you're that guy. You're definitely that guy.

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Speaker 4: I took my lickids. Well I'm still standing.

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Speaker 1: But see, see that's fucked up because when you were taking your lickings, I was going down with you.

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Speaker 3: I didn't even know they was kicking your ass until like an hour ago.

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Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, I didn't know that. I didn't know that she was fighting. I didn't really know like that until Peach said something to me earlier yesterday, and then I looked and I was.

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Speaker 4: Like, oh good.

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Speaker 1: And then then then Larrussell, then l Russell got a hold of it, and I was like, oh god, can we pull up Larussell's.

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Speaker 4: Tweak Larussell on your ass.

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Speaker 1: Painting me to be this person that I'm not. Damn am l Russell. I'm like, not my guy. Who's who've supportive? That's not your guy, and that's not your guy. He said, Uh, Doji is one of the greats. It's never too early to recognize greatness. There's no such thing as a premature flowers giving.

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Speaker 3: She's yes, it is, Larussell, I love you. But it is a such thing as premature flower given. Absolutely, I'm gonna just stop him right there. It absolutely is a such thing as premature flower given.

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Speaker 1: She's great and doing great things. She's not just tight.

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Speaker 4: She gets it.

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Speaker 1: She's putting something new in the pot. She loves art, she's smiling, enjoying her journey. Get off her dick now, now everything l Russell said in this passage right here, I have said for over a year about Doci. Matter of fact, I've been saying this about Dochi since twenty twenty. Yeah, that's where I'm saying, like, I get the hay. But now you guys are painting me to be this person that I'm not when it comes to supporting this artist or artists like Doci. Because I was with the Hey, if she only sold eleven thousand records and you can't get a Grammy off that, I don't give a fuck if the Grammy's got it wrong. This time, they got it right because they gave it to a talented artist this time. I've been on this the whole time. Is when I saw the rust of do that was like, damn the fuck.

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Speaker 7: Well, you know, nobody gives a fuck about what you've been saying all those other past times. Like you said, they only care about the clips, but you have been the main one in this podcasting sphere that has been pushing that DOCI is one of the greats. You've been saying that you came in here and couldn't shut the fuck up about that album.

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Speaker 1: Twenty nineteen. I was hitting Reason's phone every other day, Hey, can you give me a line on Dochi? I want to work with her. Yeah. I think she's amazing. We were at the But I also think Lauren Hill is just Lauren Hill.

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Speaker 7: And that's and that's one thing that I did want to bring up when I was defending you, but I was like, nah, I fucked that. People are thinking you're putting DOCI down, But I don't think everybody knows how you feel about Lauren Hill. Lauren Hill is your real hove. So like you you worship Lauren Hill. You literally worship Lauren Hill. So I think that it's I don't want to say, not jealousy. It's not that you're hating on DOCI. It's just it's a yeah, it's a it's a Lauren thing. It's just how you feel about Lauren. It has nothing to do with how you feel about DOCI.

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Speaker 1: But it did come.

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Speaker 7: But I was trying to save you in the middle of the conversation, like, yo, this you sound like a hater. I was trying to save you.

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Speaker 5: You wasn't biting.

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Speaker 1: I mean, it's cool, it is what it is. Yeah, yeah, I didn't have too much for this. I wasn't coming here to backtrack. I'm laughing with y'all. I agree. I fucking think white people should get out of this genre. I'm just I'm not going to return this equipment like it's it's expensive. I would now let me put my exs in this my casting basket. Let me add this to the pot of the conversation. Is it too early to call DOCI one that greats? Like one album?

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Speaker 4: I'm just asking, like, do we call people grats off from one album.

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Speaker 1: I saw in the comments too, Hey, Nas was called the great just after the Live of the Barbecue Verse, and he worked with some of the greatest producers for Illmatic, this and that, and I felt them and I saw a lot of people saying, you know, Nas was considered once Illmatic came out one of the greatest. And now I'm gonna set myself up to look more like a hater when I'm not being one. Am I hater for saying it's not Illmatic? Everyone everyone under that shit was bringing up Nas was like, no, I get it, and I'm not. I'm not taking Doci down by saying and this is where you can't win in podcast because I want to say, hey, guys, that's Ellmatic. Yeah, clip people, I get what you're saying though.

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Speaker 4: That's that's why I'm posing the question, like I.

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Speaker 9: Think.

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Speaker 1: I think it's fine for Larusseo to say right now, yes, Doci is one of the greats. I think that's totally fine for anyone that is a fan of her to say, I think she's one of the greats of this new generation. I cannot wait to see where her career goes, but in the whole totality of things, which is what that combo was sort of about, of who Lauren is in the years that she has put in and what she has accomplished versus what a new artist that looks like they have incredible potential is and just the marriage of those two things. That's all okay.

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Speaker 7: So what I do want to bring up is with other people's main argument is what other people other people were bringing.

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Speaker 5: I mean, other people were on stage with Lauren Hill. Yeah, like I'm in that show someone. It's kind of like, so why and Doci was the most famous one out of all of them for sure?

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Speaker 4: So why was that? Obviously put out?

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Speaker 3: Foggy Foggy brow performed. I'm not sure who else outside of Docie and Foggy, she wrote out, but I did see Foggy was there.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I'll give the obvious answer, it's not the right one. Dotchie is what the conversation was, And podcasting is a lot of the times about what the current conversation is. And at that time, as Rolling Stone has told us, Doughchi hate is the main conversation. So we were talking about Dochi coming out, and that also was the biggest moment, and the comparisons I think are fair as far as their artistry and their style, I think that's a fair comparison. You can tell that DOCI was clearly influenced by Lauren Hill, which is why I think we love a lot of our music. So that was really why that conversation was higher than the rest of the people that were brought out. But it is also a conversation and I was saying was the right way. But when we were coming up, it would be the younger artist would have the opportunity to bring the legend out as the co son, not reverse. That was always the huge moment that they the legend would come out and perform and that would be the coson.

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Speaker 4: My thing is this.

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Speaker 1: You can make like in the beginning, Dre brought out Wayne and that was the Crazies ship, Like damn, he brought Wayne out, and I mean, of course he was signed to him, but it wasn't until Drake became Drake that Wayne would bring Drake out like that's that's usually how it went, all.

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Speaker 3: Right, Well, hopefully then that ain't kicking your ass too much after this, man, you know, I'm sure, I mean it took you. It took your words out of out of context a little bit.

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Speaker 1: And you know, I mean, and let's say, let's say they didn't. Everyone will be okay, Literally, every don't you will be fine. Yeah, who's ever watching? That will be fine? Everyone will be fin Lauren Hill will be fine.

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Speaker 3: Like my mottel is this the first comes every month. I don't care what y'all saying on the internet. The first is coming out pay your bills, nigga, I had uh.

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Speaker 1: I won't say what group chat with friends of ours were trying to put together people that work in the music and are super jokingly trying to trying to put together like a pr apology for me to come on here. That's very funny. And this, this is what I had written so far because one I'm I don't want to give like hints on it was trying to tell me not to double down like Andrew Schultz. Then she couldn't be around me. She thought like I was finally an ally that she could bring around other black people. Yeah, so she was like, we need to put a press conference together. I will stand next to you giving you the death thighs the entire time you read this after meeting with various women, amongst whom are from the community that I've offended the most. I understand that I was wrong and that my actions have harmed many innocent people's lives. I will be checking myself in a mental health facility to truly address the internal issues that caused me to act out this way. Please give my family privacy during this time. Thank you.

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Speaker 4: Yes, you should have added it in that you're gay at the end of that really like sends it home. After that, once you say you're.

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Speaker 1: Gay, I should have started with I realized that I am a red flag.

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Speaker 5: Should please leave me in my very black female alone at this time?

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Speaker 1: Oh man, Jesus. Anyways, speaking of people that are no longer invited to the cookout, Yeah, I gotta go link with Alabama Parker. What happened now?

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Speaker 4: What's the latest and greatest with bad Baby?

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Speaker 1: We are the two whites that deserve to get our ass kicked this week. Yeah, but at least I hope it's not completely over for me. Alabama Barker, Man, I go back to your in laws, reality TV, maybe sell some skims. I don't really know what's what's going to happen with Alabama bar. Did Bad Baby drop another record? Yeah, she did og crash out one another one. She is twenty one years old. How she called she heard stripes already young g crash.

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Speaker 7: We can't exactly talk play it, you know, on Patreon we played in music, so we're going to do that on our Patreon episode.

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Speaker 1: But yeah, that's gonna be a lyrical breakdown on page. I've never I haven't heard it, so I'm excited. Yeah, how much full reaction? I want your full reaction.

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Speaker 3: I'm excited to hear Bad Baby because I again listening to you know, the other other tracks you put out.

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Speaker 4: I was very impressed by the way she del those bars. Again, I don't know if she's writing that, but she delivered it like she is. So I want to hear what she had to do, what she had to say on an og crash out.

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Speaker 1: Dude, there's been There's been plenty of battles where I've seen people lose, Like even after back to back. I was like, if Meek she keeps said down, stays focused, and puts out good music, he'll be all right. Like there's plenty of times artists have lost, and I was like, give it some time, everything will be normal again. Yeah, I think this might be the first actual battle where it's over nailing the coffin for the rapper forever. I know John got a little weird, but that had a lot to do with you know, the Feds, and he still had clap back like New York Rule still put out records after that. Yeah, I think this is the first one we've ever seen. Like even when the bridges over, the bridge was not over, like everyone continued on, this is the first time I think it's over for a rapper forever after a battle. I don't think Alabama Barker can look at pro tools for the rest of her life.

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Speaker 4: Nah, I don't see.

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Speaker 3: You got you got to at least let let her fight back. Looking with her fight back game is like, at least because she could drop something three weeks. Yeah, but I mean she might she still let you can't rush the chef. You know that she might be cooking. She gotta get intel, you know what I'm saying. She might be putting together some you know, a video like you don't know what she does.

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Speaker 1: What intel could you have on someone that was on Doctor Philip fourteen cursing her mother out and then had a countdown till her eighteenth birthday for OnlyFans. This is what I'm saying. This is what I'm saying. You don't know what Dirk could you have on this.

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Speaker 7: It's kind of the Freddy Gibbs methodology, like the world knows all the worst things about me, so there's nothing that you can really say.

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Speaker 1: And it is.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, she mal she said, and we're gonna get into what I Patren, but she literally said, you keep running back to your daddy.

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Speaker 5: I don't know when the last time I seen my pops Gangster.

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Speaker 1: It's different. You can't get into a battle with somebody that trauma were in a trauma war.

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Speaker 3: I don't even care about seeing my father. You're talking about who and who you talking to? O G and who you're talking and who you talking to? Og crash out of Bill.

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Speaker 1: Sign up at district kid dot com. Click our link in the description down below for ten percent off your subscription. Eric Bellinger was on trash mag this week. I saw a clip that he had said, Brandy full Moon is the greatest R and B album of all time.

00:25:55
Speaker 4: Love you, eb, but you and full Moon is a is a classic R and B album.

00:26:01
Speaker 1: I mean Belinger, being the writer and vocalist that he is, I can totally see the Brandy and full Moon would be a huge, huge influence on him and the goat that he is. But I disagree. Just going through certain R and B albums.

00:26:14
Speaker 3: That might be his wife's favorite RMB album. You know, you get on a platform, you gotta whatever wife he likes. You got to throw that out there like, yo, listen, you know that's the greatest.

00:26:22
Speaker 1: It had me kind of thinking like how easily that could be debunked? And I wanted to ask you, guys, full Moon Verse Confessions, what you're taking. We're going with the number one greatest R ANDB of all time, and I just want to name a bunch to see.

00:26:33
Speaker 5: If there's some people who will argue with you what you.

00:26:36
Speaker 1: Think I'm taking? What you think I'm taking? Full Moon in your heart? What you think in my heart? Yeah, I think I'm gonna go to the Confessions, make confess. I would. I personally would go to Confessions as well. Marvin Gaye was going on, I mean soul. I still consider it R and B to you, Yeah, full Moon or What's going on? Probably full Moon? Interesting? Yeah, okay, I wouldn't have guessed that DeMars.

00:27:07
Speaker 7: I would probably go foot moone, but I think that What's going On is probably the better album. But it's eras I was around to hear a foot Moon.

00:27:15
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm still what's going on? But yeah, I always answer based on what I listened to more you you listen to Full Moon more than What's going On? Absolutely interesting? Okay, I mean this one to me was like the number one no Brainers songs in akia life, Like, is there a better R and B album? No, that's like get it, I get it, Eric.

00:27:34
Speaker 3: But Confessions is the one we all probably would say is the greatest, but the greatest when you talk to songwriters and musicians and artists, they would probably go with songs in.

00:27:46
Speaker 1: The page, get the clip ready, Lauren Hill, the Miseducation of Lauren Hill, which you could debate. That's not an R and B album, So I don't even know if it should be compared to Brandy full Moon. Yeah, it's both hip hop and there's a lot of R and B on it, though I can make a case it's more of an R and B album than it is a rape is a great album though, like of course, like I just you know what's about the number one spot crazy thing?

00:28:08
Speaker 3: It just it's tough, man, because all of this is subjective. It's all about you know, what you like in your taste level and things like that. But as we're sitting here talking about it, and I'm kind of like, like listen, listening to some of the songs on Full Moon in my head, like the production on that alone, and then like Brandy's vocals.

00:28:25
Speaker 1: Like her Ronnie Jergens did the whole thing.

00:28:28
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just it's it's that's an incredible, incredible R and B project.

00:28:33
Speaker 1: Then all right, let's just do a rapid fire then. Who is Jill Scott full Moon? Who is Joe Scott over full Moon? Personally it's a personal thing. Yeah, Dangelo Brown Sugar full more, full Moon, brown Sugar? Uh, Mary j in my life, full Moon going my life now? See now today I'm the Brandy hit her, and I love Brandy. I think she's the greatest vocalist of all time. I can't tell, I can't I think. Let me you think she's the worst vocalist of all time. That's just how I'm feeling right now as I listen to It's Whitney and Brandy one a one the greatest. All right, let me try to get myself back here. I'll throw a ringer in there, justin Timmerlake, the twenty twenty Experience movie doing right. I'm just trying to I'm just trying to give a full Moon the white guy. Get that gap commercial out of here. I don't do that. It's definitely not better than follow Experience.

00:29:30
Speaker 4: Lit the Gap.

00:29:31
Speaker 3: When I say gap commercial, that's not a knock. I love the Gap and the commercials of Iconic. I'm just saying what you told about full Moon.

00:29:38
Speaker 1: I know it shouldn't even been the around, all right. Back back to Rapid Fire Carl Thomas emotional great album, but full Moon, Full Moon, Donald Jones where I want to be another great album, but full Moon, Full Moon. Ringer here Kaleidoscope Dreams, Miguel.

00:29:57
Speaker 4: Full Moon, Full Moon, Bope Dreams is a great album.

00:30:01
Speaker 1: That's a modern class.

00:30:02
Speaker 7: Yeah.

00:30:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a great album. Faith Evans, Faith Evans, Faith Evans, Faith Evans.

00:30:09
Speaker 4: She got my joint on there too. It's my that's my ship she got on there. But I'm going full move.

00:30:16
Speaker 1: Okay, one hundred percent of genuine. You lost your virginity to that. Don't don't don't laugh, full move, man, I'm going. That's a great altum. I was trying to throw some some brandow ones that aren't all Stevie Wonder and Marviga h shot a Love Deluxe. Come on, man, don't do that. That's a tough one. That's that one's neck. And next, oh man, don't do that.

00:30:41
Speaker 4: She damn that's tough.

00:30:48
Speaker 1: Make a decision.

00:30:50
Speaker 3: It depends if you ask me today today, I'm going full Moon Saturday.

00:30:55
Speaker 4: I might have said shot, you know what I'm saying, Like, but it depends on you know the day.

00:30:59
Speaker 1: It's just like you know what I mean.

00:31:00
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would go full Moon just because of Eras.

00:31:05
Speaker 1: But yeah, uh, this is an easy one for the Marrige. Velvet Rope or.

00:31:10
Speaker 7: Velvet Rope one of the greatest R and B artists, all greatest R and B albums.

00:31:14
Speaker 1: A great album.

00:31:15
Speaker 3: But I don't know if it's just because again I'm always thinking vocal performance as well as production.

00:31:24
Speaker 1: That's not fair.

00:31:24
Speaker 5: Then Brandy would win the majority of every album.

00:31:28
Speaker 1: We just pretty much wins every vote.

00:31:29
Speaker 3: But no, because you can name another Brandy album against Velvet Rope and I'll say velvet Rope, but just the production of music on full Moon and Brandy's vocal performance, like, it's just tough to beat.

00:31:42
Speaker 1: That, all right. Of course, Brandy's Brandy with vocals, but if you're adding in production and vocal performance, velvet Rope to me checks those boxes at an extremely high level as well.

00:31:51
Speaker 4: Oh no, for sure, to me, velve Robe is a classic.

00:31:54
Speaker 1: But honestly, think I prefer the production of belvel Rope over Full More. Yeah, it's more my type of ship.

00:32:02
Speaker 5: Got to Li's gone go deep? Uh, I get so lonely? Where are we gone?

00:32:08
Speaker 1: Y'all gone start naming some of the joints on Full Moon. You want to do that.

00:32:12
Speaker 4: If we want to start naming, we're talking about it here. Have y'all listen?

00:32:16
Speaker 7: Listen to full I listened to Brandy's albums more than most people's. Actually, yeah, that is.

00:32:21
Speaker 4: A great album, man, I'm talking on from the time of the top of the record.

00:32:25
Speaker 1: I wasn't mad at Eric Bellinger. It's like out the gate, but I'm always to me. I just feel like Confessions is you know, better than I go a little more neo soul with the next two Idism.

00:32:37
Speaker 4: Damn, that's a classic. I'm still going to Full More.

00:32:40
Speaker 1: Okay, because the way I feel like Full Moon defined the R and B generation, I think by duism you could say the exact same thing.

00:32:47
Speaker 3: Oh no, for sure, So you're not naming no trash out. Let me just throw that out there, like you name it. Some of the greatest albums that we've been lucky enough to hear, Like you know what I'm saying, like, let's get that out the way.

00:33:00
Speaker 1: Maxwell Urban Hanks week underrated classic album, if there's such a category. Yeah, it's an underrated classic. It's very few that.

00:33:09
Speaker 4: Can sing better than Maxwell. So shit, I'm still gonna go full moon.

00:33:14
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go full moon. I'm gonna go full moon for the majority of these.

00:33:18
Speaker 7: But that's a that's because I'm a brandy stand Yeah, and I feel like he has that same issue we do.

00:33:24
Speaker 1: We consider Alida one in a million R and B album. Yeah, R and B pop, but then again, full Moon is R and B pop to me, as we very army pop. I'm still going full moon. But one in a million is right there.

00:33:36
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure, I would probably go one in a million.

00:33:40
Speaker 1: We'll go to Mall's era real quick. Tevin Campbell, I'm ready, what's up with you today?

00:33:48
Speaker 2: Right though?

00:33:50
Speaker 1: Because I'm just saying I don't like that we're both young singers.

00:33:52
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I don't like the way through Teven out there like that. Nah, I'm going full full moon as well.

00:33:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was fun. I mean, I'm sure I'm sure I missed the That was just an awful whim.

00:34:02
Speaker 3: That was some great, great albums, but Full Moon is definitely a I gotta listen to that album again now see now, now tonight, I gotta listen to full I go let that album rock tonight.

00:34:12
Speaker 5: Do you guys think Full Moon is Brandy's best album?

00:34:15
Speaker 1: Absolutely?

00:34:18
Speaker 4: Yeah?

00:34:20
Speaker 1: Let me not. I guess she had the self title, right Brandy? Then she had that was she had a self titled album? Yes, I think Full Moon is better than that. Let me what's what's the track list? I'll Never Say Never?

00:34:30
Speaker 5: That's I think Never Say Never is better than Full Moon.

00:34:33
Speaker 1: That's just what.

00:34:34
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, my favorite song of all all time, no matter who.

00:34:39
Speaker 7: The artist is, is on Never Say Never, and I will go Never Say Never over Full Moon. What Angel in Disguise is one of the greatest songs ever written. I fucking love that song so much.

00:34:50
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know. To me, Never say Never say Never in Full Moon are kind of like Confessions eighty seven on one for me. Yeah, there's one that there's there's why now, but there's one that is would be the popular one to say is the better one. But when you go through the track list, like eighty seven on one is right there with Confessions, and I think Never Say Never is right there with Full Moon. To me, that's the second best album, but I think joints on here The.

00:35:16
Speaker 7: Boy is Mine almost doesn't count. Angel in Disguise, Top of the World. Have you ever, please please?

00:35:24
Speaker 6: Man?

00:35:24
Speaker 1: Named no no Full Moon track yet?

00:35:26
Speaker 6: Right?

00:35:27
Speaker 1: I mean it's like, do you need to name the thriller tracks? I'm just saying, I hear that.

00:35:34
Speaker 7: I think y'all are partial to the Dark Child sound, and I think that probably that sound. Full Moon has a sound, and it like kind of ushered in an era of that sound, and I think that's why people are so attached to it.

00:35:45
Speaker 5: But it's not a better album than.

00:35:47
Speaker 1: Never, say Never, Did Dark Child ever do a versus No?

00:35:51
Speaker 8: So?

00:35:51
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm pretty sure No, man.

00:35:53
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Who would he have who would stand in front of that?

00:35:57
Speaker 5: No he didn't do it versus m.

00:36:01
Speaker 1: That didn't go already? Yeah, I'm not who didn't go already?

00:36:04
Speaker 3: I have no idea, But I mean the only other person, the only person I think who could stand in front of it Dark Child's catalog is.

00:36:12
Speaker 5: JD, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Might they didn't have one.

00:36:17
Speaker 4: Yeah, But I just I think it's just the errorge is a little different.

00:36:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would have to be JD because you, I mean, you're not fucking.

00:36:26
Speaker 5: With Dark Child And Timberland did one already, right.

00:36:29
Speaker 1: He did. I mean he was the first one. I was birth was him and Swizz on IG Live. They just did some fun ship when they were bored one night and made half a billion dollars.

00:36:39
Speaker 4: Off podcast show us how rich they are?

00:36:42
Speaker 3: Nikas on Yo what and now I got this y'all know how much this is kicking in residually every year?

00:36:47
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and like how many jay z DMX records they just have on their hard drive just just sitting there.

00:36:54
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was just like that was That was MTV cribs, like on a more intimate level. Let me show y'all what I really.

00:37:00
Speaker 1: This is kind of a morbid topic that don't really want to put in the air, but we all pass away eventually. Do you think in producers wills, like their hard drives are going to be there, because that's kind of a newer thing, you know, before dats and everything. Yeah, those hard drives like have to be have some type of clause in your will, right I was.

00:37:20
Speaker 3: I would believe so because that's part of your catalog, right even though it's not out yet.

00:37:23
Speaker 1: No, well technically not. If there's no paperwork on it, it it doesn't really exist. You can't do anything with it without paperwork and everyone agreeing. But it's not like your pub at that point. I mean, we've had artists pass away and music is released, then they paperwork everything. But I'm saying, like, if you come across three of Timberland's hard drives, you're probably gonna find some of the craziest records ever that never saw the light a day.

00:37:48
Speaker 3: Three of them, just one of them, three of them. You hit the Mother Lovee. You find three Timblans hard drops, you out of here, man.

00:37:56
Speaker 1: And of course they're not in some of the family situations that some of us are. And like you know, when you have a family member die, you can't keep all the ship yard sales tell that ship like that's how like I thought Boosie got the Kappa shirt because a lot of times when Kappas passed away, their families aren't members, so they just they don't know what to do with it, so it ends up at a thrift store and then someone just buys it not knowing exactly what I Ken in Vietnam has a yeah, like the like the chief super Bowl shirt from over there. But can you imagine like if a famous producer just didn't have a lot of family and like didn't have a proper will, and then just some random nephew that they didn't even know, all of a sudden inherits all this ship and they have enough going on in their life, so they're just going through the basement and findal this Like what am I doing with this? Yeah? Let me let me sell this back to Staples? Yeah, just get it out of here.

00:38:55
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I mean I do think they have to have some type of thing, and they will because that's still they are.

00:39:01
Speaker 1: Like I would love it's not out. It would be fun to do this while the producers were alive, like a version of Storage Wars with all their hard drives and like what that bidding would look like if you if you had Swizzes storage.

00:39:17
Speaker 4: And it's just three hard drives on a floor.

00:39:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, and like all you have is like little hints of how they labeled it, like ninety eight rough right, a session or like like a bottle of wine. Yes, And because you know Storage Wars, you kind of have to guess what's worth it, and sometimes it ends up being worth so much money. Sometimes it's nothing. Imagine that with hard drives with our favorite producers. That'd be crazy, that that would be a cool way to release unreleased music, just finding hard drives. And you know the way they auctioned off that Wusang album to that fucking dirtbag pharmacist guy. To me, if you wanted to raise money, do it through a storage war bit. You watch Storage Wars. I have before. It's not like my go to, but when I do watch it, I watch it for hours. It's one of those like I watched once a year, but it's six hours once you did. That's fun. I like Storage Wars. I love it. I love Storage Wars. I can't. It's kind of shocking. What I don't know. You don't strike me as the Storage Wars.

00:40:10
Speaker 3: I just like when they start fighting over ship. Yeah, and once they going there and they'd be like mad that he outbitted him. He say, oh, you didn't hear me, and then they starts crapping, and then you come to find out that the unit is only worth two hundred and fifty.

00:40:21
Speaker 4: Y'all just fought for two hundred.

00:40:24
Speaker 1: I'm more of a hoarders guy. Hoarders is hilarious.

00:40:26
Speaker 4: That shit's disgusting. I know, that's like fucking I could smell the TV like I know it's thinking it like you living in it. The fuck is going on.

00:40:35
Speaker 1: And I love that they do, like help those people out, but they don't help their addiction. They just give them a clean house to be storem wars. Shit.

00:40:42
Speaker 4: No they they don't care. No, no, no, they don't do that because they have therapists there. They give them care after and stuff like that, and I hope that they Sometimes people take it. Sometimes they be like yo, you know, didn't haven't heard from them, And hopefully they're, Okay, you just.

00:40:55
Speaker 1: Gave him a clean It's it's literally filing for bankruptcy. You have a clean slate to spend more money. Anyways, though, I saw that Beyonce is allegedly struggling to sell thea her tickets.

00:41:08
Speaker 7: Who said that the news news couple news articles just because it's not sold out.

00:41:14
Speaker 5: They say she's struggling because it's not sold out yet.

00:41:18
Speaker 3: Let me help every news article, every news program out there. When it's showtime, each one of those arenas will be sold out. I can promise you that people ain't buying it right now. They're probably waiting, like when you know, get closer to the time I got bills. People got bills right now, tax tax season to say people have to get their income tax.

00:41:35
Speaker 7: Oh them tickets to be sold out, don't trip And even if they don't sell out, does that mean that why is that a news article? Does that suddenly mean Beyonce is a failure if she wasn't able to sell out every stadium on her tour?

00:41:48
Speaker 1: No, Like, what the fuck are we?

00:41:50
Speaker 5: What are we talking about? I can't even believe that that's a news article.

00:41:55
Speaker 4: Trust me, trust and believe those those tours, those shows will be sold out.

00:41:59
Speaker 1: Well, I think I think what this article from? You know, it's Yahoo. At this point, it used to be credible. Now who the fuck knows? They're saying because of the ticket prices being so expensive that the average consumer can't afford it, and that's why it's not Beyonce's popularity. We Beyonce has proven every other year that she can sell out stadiums, baseball field, everything constantly. No matter what they're speaking, I think to it being twelve hundred dollars for some seats, but there's some for ninety three dollars. That's still expensive for a ticket, don't get me wrong, but when you're going to high level shows at stadiums ninety three, it's cheaper than the sports that play there. Yeah.

00:42:39
Speaker 4: So it was twelve hundred dollars tickets to the last show.

00:42:42
Speaker 1: And there's five thousand dollars if you want to go into the behive VIPs and and all that shit was sold out.

00:42:47
Speaker 4: Yeah no, I'm what are we talking about here? Because it didn't sell out yet, Okay, we get it.

00:42:52
Speaker 7: And also it's not just a be because I'm seeing like the news articles are saying, you know, sometimes the or people are saying, the fans will retire for you if you're not ready to retire. It was just such a dumb shit in reference to Beyonce. But like live music everywhere is suffering, it has been suffering. Ticketmaster is a terrible conglomerate and they need to kill the CEO of that. Oh I didn't say that out loud. I'm so sorry. Shit, I gotta bite my tongue sometimes, but no, for real, like were killing the wrong CEOs? Like Ticketmaster is terrible.

00:43:21
Speaker 1: No starting health insurance was a good move. Okay, ticket Masters a little lower than health insurance, Like I feel you the four dollar pre order handling fee. You have to pay four dollars just to get to the other fees. So I'm with you, like they're on the list, but a little lower down. All right, let's deal with universal healthcare.

00:43:37
Speaker 7: But yeah, like Ticketmaster is insane. It's a for session. People don't have the money. Like, give people time, give people time go buy.

00:43:45
Speaker 1: And also if them if she doesn't, she will in twenty years when we talk about Beyonce's career and legacy, we'll be like, you know, she was a pop star, but she didn't sell out ten to see that one.

00:44:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, that one year she didn't sell out Atlanta. That was really a tough year. For the fuck are we talking about.

00:44:05
Speaker 1: Put an asterisk next to her name? Like, I mean, Lemonade's great. I just I feel like the.

00:44:11
Speaker 7: Same thing as the album sales. We just the general public just needs to stop knowing this information because they don't.

00:44:18
Speaker 5: Know what the fuck to do with it.

00:44:19
Speaker 1: Of course, not like anything, but I mean we're trained to be that way. We don't even know fucking mortgages. You think we're gonna understand the album sales and how streams work, like we're taught to be ignorant, and then they give us the info to make it look like we don't know what we're talking about. But I mean, I'm excited for the tour. When is the Met Life date?

00:44:40
Speaker 5: Mine is May twenty eighth.

00:44:44
Speaker 1: May twenty eighth, Okay, oh that shit is coming up.

00:44:46
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's close, very close.

00:44:47
Speaker 1: What's the first first date?

00:44:49
Speaker 5: May twenty first, if I'm not mistaken?

00:44:52
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean Met Life so two months away, and they told mot it's not sold out yet. I'm sure Met Life is probably some tickets either way. There's always tickets. That's another thing, like with the resale game and everything, like there's always tickets, tickets. I know they're purchased, but people are always selling them back, like it's constantly happening up until even in the middle of the fucking show, you can buy them. Like my god brother a lot of times buys the cheapest ticket, and then we'll look at the what's available in the middle, like at halftime, and then buy the cheapest ticket in the front row, and it ends up being cheaper than buying that front row ticket in the long run, like people are just constantly the data doesn't even make sense of what's sold out and what's not at this point. But are you going I'd be down to go. I would buy a ticket too.

00:45:40
Speaker 5: Chaps ass out, chaps up?

00:45:43
Speaker 1: I mean, would you style me? Which what's your aesthetic?

00:45:48
Speaker 7: I was actually was gonna ask Kellen for help because I don't know about like the Southern rodeo.

00:45:53
Speaker 2: Ye, I don't know.

00:45:54
Speaker 1: And you want to look like the person that just bought a cowboy hat. Yeah that's cheesy, girl, you want to be at that? And took like you really like I want to buy real cowboy boots.

00:46:02
Speaker 7: I want to have the real cowboy hat and not the one that they're gonna sell at like Zorrow you.

00:46:06
Speaker 1: Know that she's partnered with for the tour. Yeah, like you don't want some real shit? So I mean, what if we showed up to met Life like on horse buggy? Do you think it's? Like? Why horse?

00:46:21
Speaker 5: But why would you just ride the actual I know how to ride actual horses.

00:46:24
Speaker 1: In New Jersey like off the like the turnpike and Route three like not in a field on the way.

00:46:32
Speaker 3: Talking about home because y'all letting damaras get some six shit off right there, dumars, What do you know how to ride a horse at?

00:46:38
Speaker 1: What do you mean I know how to ride a horse?

00:46:39
Speaker 4: How often do you ride horses?

00:46:41
Speaker 1: I used to ride horseback ride regularly in Syracuse.

00:46:43
Speaker 5: It was my past time.

00:46:44
Speaker 3: Okay, when the last thing you rode a horse? I know you got the horse riding boots on today? When the last about six months ago?

00:46:51
Speaker 1: I ride horses.

00:46:53
Speaker 7: Photos, multiple photos of me riding horses, and every time I visit a new city, I tried to ride a horse there.

00:47:02
Speaker 1: That's not there's something wrong with riding horses. Horse. Do you have any videos on your your Instagram of you riding horses? Any pictures?

00:47:12
Speaker 7: I took all of that stuff down, but yeah, I have videos on my Instagram ride horses.

00:47:16
Speaker 5: They're all on my archive and on my phone.

00:47:19
Speaker 4: I said, we only saw her to saddle to the mechanical bulls.

00:47:22
Speaker 1: She did well. No, I ride, I ride.

00:47:24
Speaker 5: I ride horses. I know how to ride horses.

00:47:27
Speaker 1: When you say ride though, like like I don't like like gallop?

00:47:33
Speaker 5: Yeah?

00:47:34
Speaker 1: Do you have the horse?

00:47:36
Speaker 7: There was a horse named Sierra out in SYRACUSEA I would ride so often that they would just let me take her out there because they knew what they trusted me.

00:47:44
Speaker 1: How do you like? I've ridden a horse before, but it was in a controlled environment, like just around. So how do you control a horse? What do you mean?

00:47:51
Speaker 7: How do you control a horse? I mean, I'm not riding to go you direct her, but I don't. I'm kind of confused about what.

00:47:59
Speaker 1: But you're confused that someone's asking how you control a large animal to do what you want? It's not to So have you ever ridden a horse? Yeah? But like at a birthday party?

00:48:08
Speaker 7: Like, oh okay, so I'm like no, like on the ranch, like that's you're sitting in in the reins that you hold, you move them. It's almost like a steering wheel, but a lot gentler. But yeah, you move that and it tells the horse go left, go right. You can kick it to go faster. Like it's yeah, I'm not a professional horse rider.

00:48:27
Speaker 1: But I ride horses.

00:48:29
Speaker 4: We go on horseback round. I got to see them.

00:48:30
Speaker 1: We can do that.

00:48:31
Speaker 7: But yes, by no means am I a professional horse rider? But it is one of my favorite pastimes. I like riding horses.

00:48:37
Speaker 1: I believe that she rode horses in her past. But I think she's changing the story and she was actually a jockey fixing races with her.

00:48:45
Speaker 5: No, No, I've actually no, I watched the movie Focus.

00:48:52
Speaker 7: I do want to go, like bet on horses one day, or like go to the Kentucky Derby, hopefully like with a bran or something like tell you.

00:48:57
Speaker 1: Dey would be fun. I'm not betting on that ship I know nothing about. It feels too much like a chance to me, I'd be too emotional. I wouldn't enjoy like the experience. If I was betting on horses.

00:49:08
Speaker 6: I'm cool.

00:49:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's why I stopped. Never mind, we got sponsors.

00:49:14
Speaker 1: Football, I'll bet all day, but horses. No, that's saddle ranch. I shouldn't. But with that said, all right, so you can you have the horse plug. Let's see if we can get them on Route three. I had a met life plug. I could see maybe we could find some horse parking.

00:49:32
Speaker 4: No, I want to see the marriage ride a horse though.

00:49:33
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if we showed up to the Cowboy Carter Show on horseback, like we'd be legends.

00:49:40
Speaker 3: No, you would actually be in the way of people trying to drive their cars, and they will tell you to get the fuck out the road everywhere.

00:49:45
Speaker 4: That's what they would tell you, get the fuck out the road.

00:49:47
Speaker 1: Do you think Beyonce will have like ride a horse the way she did for the Christmas halftime show the show? Yeah, yeah, I could see her definitely at some point being on a horse at the show your.

00:50:00
Speaker 5: Partners or like the mechanical bull type thing for sure.

00:50:04
Speaker 1: Can you imagine like at the stable, all the horses, like, you know, Sierra's there, Damara shows up. They go around and then one of the horses like, yeah, I'm about to go on tour with Beyonce. That's my gig now.

00:50:16
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know the horse is acting crazy at the stable with the rest of the horses right now, talking all that like, hey, I don't eat that shit, Julius, get them away from me.

00:50:27
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't eat that shit. Get that fucking grass out of here.

00:50:30
Speaker 1: I have security. Now. If you have to like be a horse that's not free in like the Midwest or whatever, what a cool gig to have, Like, yeah, just Beyonce. I take her to stage and then I go right back and I get my carrots.

00:50:44
Speaker 4: Yeah, lay down on soak pillows and shit, like it's all good.

00:50:48
Speaker 7: Sorry, I was trying to find a picture, a couple of pictures of me on horses to send to Josh.

00:50:53
Speaker 1: Yeah, now that's that's the carnivals where you pay five dollars for the photo. Yeah, okay, that horse is definitely chained to that death fence. H yeah, until we get up and get moving, the fuck you be talking to video? Sierra was wild. Sierra was.

00:51:09
Speaker 7: She had an attitude problem, so like she was either cool or she was like she had getting her moves where she wouldn't want you to get on top of her like she was.

00:51:18
Speaker 1: Was she at ares?

00:51:20
Speaker 4: Fuck you?

00:51:21
Speaker 7: Definitely a tourist, yeah for sure. Yeah, wishy washy and like moody tourists for sure.

00:51:26
Speaker 1: So she's a woman.

00:51:27
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was a horse. I took that photo.

00:51:30
Speaker 7: Oh god, that's a terrible photo of me when I was trying to ride a horse when I was traveling during COVID.

00:51:35
Speaker 8: That was.

00:51:36
Speaker 5: That was on the border of San Diego in Mexico.

00:51:39
Speaker 1: That's kind of fine.

00:51:40
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I like ran it in like the beach in the water.

00:51:44
Speaker 1: It was.

00:51:44
Speaker 5: It was fun.

00:51:45
Speaker 1: They're the option of Mexico to do the horse or the four wheeler, and I was like, I'll take the four wheeler every day. Really, horse would have been more beautiful on the beach everything. I just give the four wheeler.

00:51:55
Speaker 4: And you know how you think you probably look on a horse that's galloping.

00:51:58
Speaker 1: You don't look like that for real, Like you look scared, you look like you I don't like how to look like the girls that post the photo when they're on the beach on the horse way more attractive.

00:52:06
Speaker 3: I would look nuts on I'm not fucking with no horse. I could barely control a pit bull. You think I'm gonna get on the horse.

00:52:12
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's the feeling, especially when they're like running, like when you're running a horse, like especially when we were on the beach, it was so much like wind and you could smell the ocean like it's it's ethereal experience. You guys definitely have to try it.

00:52:25
Speaker 1: That's beautiful cool. I think at this point cops still using horseback in New York City is officially animal cruelty, Like before I kind of understood what it was. You know, there's traffic, they can get around easier. We have different types of bikes. We have fucking those things that you just push forward and go. Why are cops still on horseback dressed not for combat. They're dressed for style on horses, not doing anything that's animal cruelty. You don't need the horse.

00:52:50
Speaker 4: The horses live. Those horses are very well taken care of.

00:52:52
Speaker 1: Though. Why the police horse, They definitely live great lives. But why, I mean you don't let them room free? Well, yeah, I agree, there's no purpose except for show. It's a show thing. Well no, then you know I used to have purpose. They need horses at Juve for sure, on Brooklyn.

00:53:09
Speaker 7: So it's for crowd control, crime deterrence, public relations.

00:53:13
Speaker 1: Crowd controled Juve. They need a horse at Juve because they have pepper spray, tear gas. We've seen them in action.

00:53:21
Speaker 7: No, but but they're like so they're mounted, they can see higher than the crowd. They can see things that are going on, and they can get there in a timely manner without running people over with cars and places where cars.

00:53:31
Speaker 1: I was saying the electronic ships they have now, either with just regular bicycles or those electronic joints that they be on.

00:53:37
Speaker 3: Sometimes that to me is yeah, I ain't no cop catching me on, no fucking segue, mag he catching me on horseback.

00:53:45
Speaker 1: I've seen it. I'm hopping that turnstile immediately and Sierra's going headfirst into it.

00:53:50
Speaker 3: Well, I mean you, I mean, ain't no horse gonna go down no subway steps. You talking about, ain't no horse going down those subway steps. I mean, I'm just saying in the streets, I've seen dudes get locked up like by a cop on a horse.

00:54:03
Speaker 1: All I need is a revolving door. And she's not happening. That is the dumbest thing. That's just for show to feel authority. Yeah, a lot of police presidence is just authority, though, but there needs to it needs to be attached to some type of action if something goes wrong. They got to use it though. What was the last time you read in any newspaper that the suspect was caught on horseback?

00:54:27
Speaker 7: Well, technically you gotta get down, like you don't. I've seen the cop crab a nigga buy his shirt. It was on top of the horse. This nigga's face was on the thid. It was like Gladiator. He had him like this is another copy. He ain't got to get off that horse that I've seen in the paper on the news. Cops pursued them in the car. They even named the cop car what number it was, got out, pursued them on foot. I've never once read that they were caught by horseback bicycle. I've seen everything.

00:54:56
Speaker 1: Even even with crowd control, the crowd was controlled by your guests. The crowd was controlled by batons. Okaya, gar No that it does not. Let's not advocate for that. Let's I'm just telling you what they do. Yeah, they be catching a folk.

00:55:11
Speaker 4: No, it's crowd control because if they at.

00:55:13
Speaker 1: With the number hand on the sidewalk, if a cop is on a horse, Yeah, but that's not what I like, my gods, No, no you're not. That's horse ttrol though.

00:55:21
Speaker 7: Like we're not talking about people who really are committing huge crimes like crowd control.

00:55:26
Speaker 1: Man, I'll just start running in circles. Confuse the funk out of the worms. Rory.

00:55:33
Speaker 7: There are also says public Relations. The Mountain Unit is a popular and recognizable symbol of the NYPD fostering positive interactions with the public.

00:55:41
Speaker 1: It also says CPR on the side of their car that says, uh, respect, purity, whatever the fuck? Bullshit?

00:55:47
Speaker 4: Yeah, they courtesy, professionalism or respect.

00:55:50
Speaker 1: What's wrong with you though purity is purity? You think that is pure? I'm telling you they lie about what they're out there to do. Oh yeah, yeah for sure. Absolutely. Do you feel like there's a civil communication when you see that copl horse?

00:56:03
Speaker 3: No, I've just seen when niggas acting up in the streets and once cops with horses pull up, niggas disperse because it smells. Yeah, you don't want that big ass You turn around, see a big ass horse face in front of you.

00:56:12
Speaker 1: You moving, I guarantee you moving off that sidewalk. I would love you know, we did with Dale and Detroit. We did the the whole training course. Yeah, civil certin whatever I've seen other like content creators do the police course. You and I should do the police horse course, just that one, like how to get certified as a police officer on the horse, because there has to be some type of training. Oh, I mean yeah, you got to know how to ride a horse first. Yeah, but I'm sure you have to be able to do speak horse that too. It's like when the white cops try to speak Spanish.

00:56:45
Speaker 6: Oh h.

00:56:50
Speaker 1: To just say hi, But no, what's what's the game?

00:56:54
Speaker 9: Uh?

00:56:55
Speaker 1: Polo? Like, I'm sure you have to know, like some polo moves and ship with the baton. Yeah, you gotta know how to like really grab a suspect on horseback and then like what do you do with them?

00:57:06
Speaker 3: I told you just now, they just hold them close to the horse. You're not moving because you're scared that horse gonna kick the ship out to you. Ain't moving next to no horse.

00:57:14
Speaker 1: Because I've seen videos of like the Army training with dogs and police dogs and stuff like that. That's a process process. I can only imagine what the horse wanted, the.

00:57:23
Speaker 3: Coping that they need to change dogs too. Niggas ain't scared of Germany shepherds, no more.

00:57:28
Speaker 1: Who ain't.

00:57:30
Speaker 3: If a horse pulou with a red nose pit, if a cop p up with a red nose pit, you start running and the red nose pit jump out the jump out the cop car. You definitely are slowing down.

00:57:42
Speaker 1: They walk out with the Chihuahua. I know that thing is trained to kill. I'm scared of any dog that a cop is with that she got the best on and.

00:57:53
Speaker 4: Jump out the backs. Chihuaha jump out the back.

00:57:57
Speaker 1: I'm running. I know that's the sleeper cell. Like that's the one.

00:58:00
Speaker 3: Man I kicked the shit out that chiuaa Nah I wish to Chiulla would chase me into projects.

00:58:05
Speaker 1: Get the fuck out here.

00:58:07
Speaker 7: I think that black people have a fear of I know me personally, I've always had a fear of German Shepherds because they've always been connected to being police dogs for me. So even people who just haven't at their crib, I'm like, nah, I don't your dog racist.

00:58:20
Speaker 5: I don't fuck with it, Like I don't know.

00:58:22
Speaker 3: And if you own a German Shepherd and you ain't got a house, what the fuck you doing? That dog too big to be in this studio apartment?

00:58:28
Speaker 1: My nigga training it?

00:58:30
Speaker 3: Why you got this big ass dog in apartment building? Like, get a house man, what's the what's the history of the German Shepherd? Why I ended up in the police force? I have an idea what I don't want to be wrong.

00:58:43
Speaker 1: What's your idea?

00:58:44
Speaker 4: That's why you could just search it so you ain't got to say nothing crazy.

00:58:46
Speaker 1: But ironic, like that breed ended up being well.

00:58:51
Speaker 4: It's says.

00:58:52
Speaker 3: German Shepherds are popular as police dogs due to their intelligence, trainability, loyalty, and physical capabilities to catch niggas.

00:59:01
Speaker 1: I'm saying, who figured that out? Yeah, it was trial and narrative they had that he was before. How did they just land on German shepherds.

00:59:10
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, somebody at the station just had a German shepherd one day and he's like, that's the official police dog.

00:59:16
Speaker 1: Man. I watched a tear jerker. What's the movie that recently came out last like five years of the Bomb Dog in Iraq? It was a true story about the woman with her dog.

00:59:26
Speaker 6: What was it?

00:59:27
Speaker 1: Megan Levy's in it. That's his best friend's wife, Megan Les. Such a random fact.

00:59:36
Speaker 4: Wait, what the fuck just happened? Megan Levy is the actress? Or is that the name of the movie.

00:59:43
Speaker 1: Oh wait, Megan Levy is the real person? Oh well, absolute to her service, I cried throughout the entire movie. Is the dog still alive?

00:59:54
Speaker 6: Oh?

00:59:54
Speaker 1: Dam got you? Well? Yeah, she was in Marines and got like stationed as one of the dog handlers where they check out the minefields and bombs and ships bombs, and she got blown up a bunch of times. And it's if you want to cry, wait, the dog got blown up a bunch of both of them. I feel like, what do you mean a bunch of times, And I thought once you get blown up once, that's it.

01:00:18
Speaker 4: You're saying a bunch of times.

01:00:19
Speaker 1: This is how I Megan is. After that, she was like, non straight, let's go the dog too. No, she's a true American fucking hero.

01:00:26
Speaker 5: Did she lose a limb?

01:00:28
Speaker 1: No, but she she got fucked up though the dog ended up losing a limb or something. But you know, we've all seen three legged dogs. They fine.

01:00:36
Speaker 4: When y'all say they got blown up? What do you mean blown up?

01:00:39
Speaker 3: Okay, because I've seen shit get blown up before them niggas ain't lived to see another time.

01:00:44
Speaker 1: I'm obviously not a marine expert, but just based off the amount of bomb and minefields that they have to search, the odds are in your favor that you're going to be blown up a few fucking dogs. Stop saying blown up?

01:00:56
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what they look he los.

01:00:58
Speaker 5: I think your body part are splattered like that's blown up.

01:01:02
Speaker 1: The bomb went off right next to them.

01:01:04
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, so they went in the blast.

01:01:07
Speaker 1: What do you want to say, blown to smithereens? Like?

01:01:09
Speaker 4: No, I want you to say you know they were close to like bombs when it went off.

01:01:13
Speaker 1: Yeah, they literally lived in the minefield.

01:01:15
Speaker 4: But you can't say blown up.

01:01:16
Speaker 1: You know what blown up? Rory.

01:01:18
Speaker 3: If you come in here and say, Yo, my dog got blown up last night, I'm like, damns.

01:01:24
Speaker 4: Then if you got that up with nah, she good, be like, but then your dog blown up, he's a soldier. But then your dog didn't get blown up.

01:01:32
Speaker 1: Like, Yes, if a bomb goes off in here and we all survived, you don't think I'm going to tell everyone that we got blown up.

01:01:38
Speaker 5: No, we didn't.

01:01:38
Speaker 3: I think if we got blown up, we wouldn't be around to say nobody that we got blown up.

01:01:42
Speaker 1: You've never heard someone that got shot in that terminology too, Yeah you got blown up? Like yeah, nah, man, he got shot when he didn't make it, guess what he got killed.

01:01:51
Speaker 4: That's the difference. Blown up means you're dead.

01:01:53
Speaker 1: If me and Bays are walking through the desert and hit a mind and the mind blown blows up, and then we go this way and we both get injured, me and Bays got blown the fuck up, we survived to tell the story. I mean, Megan's ill, I'm not going back to that fucking minefield. She she's different, th I mean.

01:02:13
Speaker 4: I guess.

01:02:13
Speaker 3: I mean so in the Boston Marathon when those sprints when a bomb went up, they say they got blown up.

01:02:18
Speaker 1: No, what do they say? I was assaulted by a mixture of grocery products? Not the right way.

01:02:23
Speaker 4: They say I was I was there. I was there that day.

01:02:30
Speaker 1: Yeah.

01:02:32
Speaker 4: I don't mean to laugh at that. That's that's crazy.

01:02:33
Speaker 1: No, that's fine because one of my favorite uh Chris rock snl jokes they killed him for was he did a monologue he said, imagine running twenty six miles, you train all it, you get to the finish line and someone yells.

01:02:43
Speaker 9: Run like more, just ran Boston. It's a bomb run. No, I'm exhausted, I would you.

01:02:59
Speaker 4: Oh man, that's we should be laughing at that.

01:03:01
Speaker 1: Well, Megan Levy, the movie is incredible. And sorry, Josh, I thought that was the name of the actor, not the actual woman. Oh so you knew that. You know the woman? Woman? Well, she's a hero and if you if you want to cry dogs and military, that's all you need. She got PTSD. That's like a bulk of Actually she's very well.

01:03:23
Speaker 5: He says, she's very well adjusted to regular life.

01:03:25
Speaker 6: Okay.

01:03:26
Speaker 4: In the movie, shout out to Megan Levy.

01:03:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, she definitely goes through that.

01:03:30
Speaker 7: Do y'all watch like the like the military tapouts or military surprises like online when people do like military surprises?

01:03:39
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Oh like when someone when the family come back, yes, of course, yeah, and they can't move until they're like yeah yeah. I mean when we were trying to get Mall to cry, it was that stuff plus the can you Adopt me step parent YouTube videos? Those are the two.

01:03:56
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't.

01:03:57
Speaker 1: I don't.

01:03:57
Speaker 3: Well, my sister had to go to Iraq. I don't they didn't that. I don't know how they did it when she came back because I don't think I was there. We went when she was leaving getting deployed, but I don't know if they did that when they got back.

01:04:10
Speaker 4: I would have to ask her.

01:04:11
Speaker 1: Gotcha? And where did she deploy? Out of Virginia? Out of Virginia? Okay?

01:04:15
Speaker 5: Oh so that's the Air Force. That's an air Force thing? Oh yeah, basic training?

01:04:20
Speaker 1: Okay, air Force? What's that send off? Like?

01:04:23
Speaker 3: Oh man, I was crying like a fucking because you almost feel like you sending your fucking relatives off to die.

01:04:28
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. I didn't want to say that. Yeah, Like I was like, like in the air.

01:04:32
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, like some some of y'all ain't coming back.

01:04:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's just the reality of it, Like and you just sitting there like it just felt like this is completely crazy, this is wrong, Like what are we doing? Like we're all sitting in there, somebody's giving the speech and my sister is standing right here with military equipment on, getting ready to get on a bus to go to.

01:04:51
Speaker 4: The airport to go to Iraq, Like the fuck are we?

01:04:54
Speaker 8: Like?

01:04:54
Speaker 1: What is this? Oh?

01:04:55
Speaker 5: Your your sister was in Iraq?

01:04:57
Speaker 1: Yeah?

01:04:58
Speaker 5: What years?

01:05:00
Speaker 3: This was two thousand, This was around the war two thousand and three. Oh wow, she was right after nine eleven, right after nine to eleven.

01:05:10
Speaker 1: My family such an asshole as my cousin Evan went in eight to North Africa then to Afghanistan and we didn't go to his sendoff, but they filmed the whole thing of like my aunt like balling on the ground of the cement like as he was leaving. I was like, Yo, y'all are assholes. Why would you film this like they're sending it to us. I'm like, you guys are sick.

01:05:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, that experience is my sister was telling me about a family that used to help them out over there. They would come like do their laundry things like that, you know, and then for a while they hadn't seen them, and they was like yo, like they didn't come back to the base. They haven't been around, and I think whenever happened, they ended up killing the family because they found out that they were helping the American troops. Oh wow, So it was like a young kid, mother, father, crazy, shit, man crazy, this is your twin.

01:05:58
Speaker 1: Yeah wow, do you feel less of a man that you weren't going over there for Oh.

01:06:03
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, Like did a menu?

01:06:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm for sure. Oh my god. I remember being young.

01:06:12
Speaker 7: This was four so I was ten, and I remember crying every single time my cousin would go off, like because he was stationed in Iraq, and every time he would come home, I would be so happy and then he would like, you know, go or and do another tour, and I remember just crying. Like as a kid, it's very confusing because you don't know exactly what's going on. And my parents would have CNN on twenty four to seven, and every time somebody would knock at the door.

01:06:35
Speaker 5: My grandmother would freak out. It was it was heavy.

01:06:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's yeah. I mean not to say that eight to twenty twelve wasn't insane when my cousin was there, but I could only imagine like mid two thousands that anytime you turn on the TV, it was just fucking death, death, death, Iraq. This is crazy. That must have been stressful.

01:06:52
Speaker 3: And it's crazy because when she joined it, like it wasn't no wars. It was like everything was kind of peaceful, wasn't like much going on.

01:06:59
Speaker 1: Like imagine September first, Yeah, a year into.

01:07:03
Speaker 3: A year into it, nine to eleven happened. I was like, all right, we're definitely going to war now.

01:07:08
Speaker 5: Like it was crazy and you can't just like like yeah, I quit, Actually I mean you.

01:07:13
Speaker 1: Can, but then what is that called a wall absent? Would I leave? Yeah?

01:07:17
Speaker 4: Like yeah, or dishonorable discharge. Its like it's a whole bunch of shit that comes with.

01:07:20
Speaker 3: That, like go to jail for them, Yeah, go to jail forever attached to your social security It is.

01:07:24
Speaker 1: Like r Bodo whatever the fuck that kids name was. Cereal did like their second or third season about it. He was he was in Iraq and just left the camp and then got captured by the Taliban and was there for like five six years or whatever. And the rumors were that he kind of joined up with them or was he really a prisoner. It was a lot of back and forth, and then I think Obama got him back, and like they killed Obama for that because most people thought he went a wall and joined the Taliban rather than he was in a camp or less. Burke Bodo bo Burgdall, that's what it is. If you guys watched Zero Day yet speaking of things that would send us to war. No, I'm on the last episode. I want to say it's good so far. If I won't give anything away to you guys, watch it.

01:08:09
Speaker 4: But Jason Bateman in that I feel like he's in everything.

01:08:11
Speaker 1: No, he's missing that he would fit perfectly into it.

01:08:15
Speaker 4: Jason Bateman got to be the artiest working man to show business.

01:08:17
Speaker 7: See his latest commercial, Sorry, Jason, Jason Bateman's yeah, where he's playing Batman, but instead of Batman, he's Bateman. So I think it's a Verizon commercial that has Kay Sinat and it Siza is playing Catwoman.

01:08:29
Speaker 1: No, I missed that. It's so funny. I haven't seen that.

01:08:35
Speaker 4: Yeah, was that a super Bowl that.

01:08:38
Speaker 7: Came out like, oh, we gotta pushed back. Yeah, it came out like this week sometime this week.

01:08:44
Speaker 1: Okay, did we talk about the Jason Baden movie where he plays the bad guy in a t s A.

01:08:50
Speaker 4: I watched it?

01:08:50
Speaker 1: Okay, do we ever talk about that on the No?

01:08:52
Speaker 5: I don't think.

01:08:54
Speaker 1: Okay, nothing checks out as far as reality in it, But I didn't think it was a bad movie. Car carry on shi.

01:09:02
Speaker 4: It was terrible. I'll watched it because of you.

01:09:04
Speaker 5: It was cool.

01:09:05
Speaker 8: You came.

01:09:05
Speaker 1: He was like, yo, I I like it. It was kind of awful reviews, but I was entertained the entire So that.

01:09:10
Speaker 3: Was one of the first Jason Bateman movies. I felt like he just took that like on his day off, Like he did that in two days. It took him two days to shoot that ship.

01:09:19
Speaker 1: Nothing checked out as far as the amount of cameras and security. They're on an airport, but you know it's a movie.

01:09:25
Speaker 4: And then look who saved him at the end, Like just get the so many.

01:09:30
Speaker 1: Times people could have exited the situation and this would have been over.

01:09:34
Speaker 4: Now you're on the wheel of a plane, like come on with this ship man.

01:09:38
Speaker 1: Zero Day is I won't say it's similar to that, but it is like the attack on the country type of thing, but they go about it with all the electricity and power. It's it's one of those similar what was the one that, uh, the Obama's produced?

01:09:54
Speaker 4: Oh God, the End of the World.

01:09:56
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's not like that, but it's like that. It's one of those. It's one of those movies where it's like, are they fucking with us or are they warning us? I mean, are they trying to keep us scared? Or is this probably gonna happen?

01:10:07
Speaker 3: Well, we kind of had some situation with the guy in Canada o with electricity last four or five days, him and Trump kind of going.

01:10:14
Speaker 1: Back and forth. So I mean, listen, I mean X going down same thing. Yeah, rushing attack.

01:10:22
Speaker 3: I gotta watch this though, because anything with dinner I watch, So I'm gonna definitely check this out.

01:10:25
Speaker 1: He's great in it. I was a little nervous because what is de Niro not great? But he's he's getting old as fuck so sometimes so he has to play these roles. I'm just waiting for like that one role. It's like, dude, he's got to hang it up. He's great, He's so.

01:10:38
Speaker 5: This isn't when he's playing his twin that's coming up.

01:10:40
Speaker 4: Right, No, okay, that's a Mafia movie.

01:10:43
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not playing his twenties playing both my boss not well, his twins. He's just playing both of them.

01:10:50
Speaker 3: Imagine to being twin mob bosses, which imagine it being two. Be a wild recocase, like who do you charge it wasn't me? I was, I wasn't actually prove it, prove it was me.

01:11:02
Speaker 1: It wasn't me. Same DNA. Yeah, imagine stitching on your brother because of DNA, so you had to get it off, which I mean, I'm I'm gonna see that De Naro movie. I just feel like they could have found someone else, Like there's a lot of actors. Yeah, but just like both Oh the movie that's coming up, he's yeah, Oh okay, I just you know, it's a big call sheet. He's the head of the.

01:11:30
Speaker 4: Because Scorsese is doing it right.

01:11:32
Speaker 1: It's called alt Zoe Knights. He's playing Vito Genoviees and Frank Costello, both old my bosses that you know, helped start those ship. And it's actually Barry Levinson. It's not Corsese, but I mean Barry Levinson is incredible, legendary director. So yeah, I'm interested to see. I give lots to general man. He's how how old is he actually at this point gotta be eighty he he's still having kids and knocking out Netflix series like fuck a movie. That's one thing. Each one of these episodes on Zero Day is an hour like he's filming for real, eighty one years old.

01:12:10
Speaker 5: It's a nice eighty one.

01:12:15
Speaker 1: He's to work. He's talented. He's a talented man. He's still talent.

01:12:21
Speaker 5: I just agree with what y'all was saying. Y'all always trying to make me.

01:12:23
Speaker 1: The hornball on the podcast. He just said, I'm just okay.

01:12:28
Speaker 4: It was it was before that. That's not indicative of his work is great.

01:12:33
Speaker 5: He looks She's an amazing He looks you know, Black girls, you.

01:12:37
Speaker 1: Look amazing for eighty seems like Cole old Mill were talking about it's not look great in Zero Day. His role is the past president, like the old fucking He looks.

01:12:55
Speaker 7: Narrow, looks crazy. You talking about Italian, but he doesn't look great. I think he looks I don't think he looks an he looks great. In taxi cab, maybe even Kate fear right now. No, he looks old and good fellas in nineteen ninety.

01:13:14
Speaker 1: He looks great.

01:13:16
Speaker 5: He doesn't look at day over seventy five.

01:13:18
Speaker 1: Yes he does. He looks two days from ninety. What are you talking about? I finished Paradise, watched the last episode. Oh yeah, because I still had to finish, Like the second half of it left the cliffhanger for season two. I'm excited. How do you feel?

01:13:34
Speaker 3: I gotta watch that because, like, since I think the Marris mentioned it, probably six people have.

01:13:38
Speaker 1: Told me about that show. Yes, it's really really good.

01:13:41
Speaker 5: I think that the season finale was a little a little underwhelming, but.

01:13:47
Speaker 1: I enjoy Okay, I agree with you. But if they didn't get greenlit for the second season like halfway through the first one, and I'd be kind of pissed. Actually, oh really, because it just left so even getting it. I mean, I not gonna spoil it, but it left first season two to see what's out there. Yeah, I want to know how the.

01:14:08
Speaker 7: I want to know how the evil person became so evil because like they gave you a little bit, but like that ain't enough to make you that evil, Like I want to know what made you that evil?

01:14:16
Speaker 1: Yeah? So, but Santamara like goes to like sleep on time. Now I'm like, I'm back on my Netflix. Shit, I'm caught up with so much stuff. We rarely talk about shows. That's because I never get to watch them. I watched Russ's debut as an actor trap m Night Shyamalan, I'm mispronouncing it again. Is it good? Yeah? Okay, I did really really like it. I couldn't figure out if it was a comedy or a horror at least halfway through, and I'm still a little confused on what it was. But I know m Night does a lot of that, Like I don't know fog between the two genres of is this real or not. It's like purposeful terrible acting. But I think that's the point it's about. It's about this guy that takes his daughter to see a pop star that she loves.

01:15:09
Speaker 4: Like Raving Something, and they get locked in the arena.

01:15:12
Speaker 1: There's an FBI sting operation going for a serial killer that's in the arena at the show, and that's the premise of it and Russ.

01:15:22
Speaker 4: That's a great actually like storyline.

01:15:24
Speaker 1: Russ is the like surprise guest that she brings out. I forgot what they named Russ, but it was it was funny. Not Russ. I mean Russ did Russ. He went up and performed on stage and did great and then at the end, well not in the end, the end of the show, he comes out of his green room. I see what Russe was trying to do, had his shirt all open. I don't think m Knight told him to do that. I think Russ was just getting on his ship coming out though. Yeah style myself, but I thought it was cool. It was a good movie. Trying to think what else? Like the Manson Murders again, similar to the OJ Shit do we need another doc? No? Will I watch it? Absolutely?

01:16:06
Speaker 3: Absolutely, watch the Man some and shit, I'll tell you what I will not be watching. Raising Kanaan season came back. Oh god, listen, man. I love fifty. I think what he's done in TV is incredible.

01:16:20
Speaker 1: But this you got me nervous because I like, did you see the way it ended? So I haven't seen the Yeah, I saw it ended, like how Unique got?

01:16:30
Speaker 3: So episode one came out and I'm like, all right, let me see this. How they're gonna try to say Unique got found his way out of the middle of the woods after getting beat in the back of the head with a pipe where he should be dead, but he all of a sudden lie. He somehow wakes up from this near death beating with a lead pipe, crawls his way to a gas station and finds his phone, remembers his homeboy's number after getting beat in the back of his head naturally with a pipe. Remember somebody's numbers. His friend friend comes pick him up. Doesn't want to alert anybody, so you can't take him to the hospital. So where do they take him? You guessed it to the veterinarian Okay, take them to a vat.

01:17:10
Speaker 1: Makes sense.

01:17:11
Speaker 3: Next time we see him, he's in his homeboys crib, recovering, hiding out. He don't even have a gauze pad on, no stitches.

01:17:20
Speaker 1: Wo, that's why it went to the vat.

01:17:22
Speaker 4: Like, Okay, just make this shit believable a little bit.

01:17:27
Speaker 1: But raising cannon is the prelude of power. That's what happened before. Now we're starting to get closer to the power years, where nothing makes any fucking sense that you can do that.

01:17:37
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I just in the.

01:17:38
Speaker 3: Power world because I like Rayon Kannon, I think I think that that was the series you know, has started off Greade. I was like, damn, this is really you know, like fifty really is fine in his way, yeah, in this TV shit and he's really calling these stories out, Like but when you know the way it ended last year and Unique was standing in the Whitehouse, so he's alive. I was like, all right, man, this is when the shit is just too too much of a soap opera. Is too unbelievable, And fifty in a warehouse and power, yeah, no, but this was We watched Ronnie beat Unique in the back of his head with that pipe and drag him to the middle of nowhere and dump his body, and all of a sudden he wakes up from that beaten with a lead pipe to the back of his head in the middle of the woods, finds a gas station somewhere.

01:18:23
Speaker 1: To call back to the case.

01:18:25
Speaker 4: That's why we never believe it. It just doesn't. It doesn't add up, man, what do we It's just too unbelievable.

01:18:30
Speaker 1: We saw we saw a fifty get blown up in a warehouse and power.

01:18:34
Speaker 4: It wasn't it was a fire, it wasn't blown up, And that to me is more believable than this unique Ronnie shit like unique is he's supposed to be dead man like and then now he goes to a vet and the vet just gives him some antibiotics or something and he's healing.

01:18:48
Speaker 7: Like, come on, man, I just go to his audience. He knows who his audience is. He knows who the people who are die are, raising Cane and power. He knows they like that super dramatic shit because they.

01:19:02
Speaker 1: Like it can be super dramatic, but it gotta be real. List it.

01:19:05
Speaker 4: Come on.

01:19:06
Speaker 3: He was better off saying that he crawled to the side of the road and was laying in the street and somebody driving just saw him and was like what the fuck? He found a gas station and then a phone booth and after getting his brains beat out, remember somebody's phone.

01:19:21
Speaker 4: Number, come on with this shit.

01:19:23
Speaker 1: Say you not like that? You're right, I'm not like that.

01:19:26
Speaker 6: I don't.

01:19:26
Speaker 1: I just can't. I don't like when it turned into too much of a soap opera. That's all I do. Suggest you got to check out the Chaos Manson murdered doctor. Netflix just added, of course I knew that Charlie Manson and Manson family stories like i's pop culture and I knew that he was an artist and had worked with like Beach Boys, Drummer and all that, I did not know he had the voice of a fucking angel. They played unreleased Charlie please saw I had a YouTube. That shit's something I like my playlist now, Charlie Manson listen to that ry he dope. Guess plenty of artists that we listened to that killed people.

01:20:05
Speaker 7: No, but like that type shit that's like demonic, like that'll rewire your brain. You don't need to be listening to that brain.

01:20:13
Speaker 1: It might wire it better, reverse, he might fix something, turn it up. I mean he should we not listen to Beach Boys.

01:20:20
Speaker 5: He wrote for them, Yeah, but he but his voice it's like listening to like a like a Sirens thing, Like you shouldn't be listening to that man.

01:20:29
Speaker 1: Women sent that nigga panties while he was locked. No, it's one thing to have hose, but it's one thing to have hose kill for you. He was ill. He was a different level, like he never actually killed him when he just sent people to kill. And you know what's funny, you ask did he write for them? He did? What kind of started his whole anger was he wrote a record with the Beach Boys drummer who ended up taking it and not giving him any any pub or any credit. So they broke apart like they was crew at their little ranch. And after he didn't get his pub look with the music industry fucking does he left and started his own coat because the pub company and the artists fucked him over. It's kind of the story of if so the Beach Boys led Charleon Manson into killing people in my theory based off what they gave there. Yet that was the turning point, Like they were still weird and on their hippie shit at that ranch, but they weren't murdering people until his name wasn't in the Spotify credits. Got you okay? And if you think about it, with these artists that end up being fucking psycho serial killers, if somebody would have just liked Hitler's paintings and like gave him a gallery, the world be different. If Charlie mans if you just would have credited him for the shit that he wrote. He has the demo and it's one of those who the demos better than the regular Yeah, he has it right there. If Sony would have just given him that pub, we'd be having a different story. There'll be plenty of people still alive.

01:21:44
Speaker 2: Damn.

01:21:45
Speaker 1: And it goes into theory of mind control and the CIA you already knew. I was at the edge of my seat. Yeah, I believe your type of shit. Weird shit.

01:21:51
Speaker 5: So you your next album.

01:21:54
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure after his death somebody bought the pub. I'm sure finally he got his credit. Insane. I was thinking about playing it, but I thought, like, would we get flagged? And who would flag it? Because that's sick. If you own the Charlie Manson back catalog, we should dance just the same. And you're not white lace things so you can catch people on YouTube. Whoever owns that catalog is sick. But yeah, I suggest people watch that. I'm back on my Netflix. Shit, did y'all see High School Runners? Uh?

01:22:23
Speaker 4: The girl who hit the girl in the head with the baton.

01:22:26
Speaker 3: Right, And the first thing I thought was, damn, I never thought of that. Why people can't just admit they was on some bullshit? Why does the girl run around talking about that was an accident.

01:22:36
Speaker 1: Running around sitting on the couch crying like why isn't anyone concerned about me? Yeah, like what is she talking about?

01:22:41
Speaker 3: Like you, you got mad that girl was about to smoke you, beating your ass, and you had a moment where you just was like fuck this and hit her in the head with the baton.

01:22:51
Speaker 1: When I saw the first angle, I did not not believe her, but I was like, all right, I guess sometimes on the turns your body can't get a little fucked up. I saw the angle from behind you wound up and went like this.

01:23:06
Speaker 3: Natural running style running motion that was not did that on purposely.

01:23:10
Speaker 1: That's some sick ship that was done on purpose.

01:23:12
Speaker 5: And that's super dangerous, Like you could have really injured that woman.

01:23:18
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what baton it was like in track from high school and college, the regular batons aren't really that crazy at regular meets, but if you get to like a championship meet or you know, something in indoor tracks that look like this, those ships are weapons. Like the pen relays baton that I have from when I ran there. That ship is a baseball bat like they're very thick. Yeah, you can really really hurt someone with that. So yeah, that's.

01:23:46
Speaker 4: That's so she's not has she has she been brought up on charges yet.

01:23:49
Speaker 1: Yeah, it hasn't been like convicted or anything, but uh, assultant battery, that's what they're going to charge it for. But yeah, you can't just take a baton of someone's head. I don't know.

01:23:59
Speaker 7: Well, what she said was that her arm got tangled up in the girls and when trying to like separate it, she kind of lost control of her body. I do know that when you're running your fastest, you do kind of lose control.

01:24:10
Speaker 5: It's very easy.

01:24:13
Speaker 4: I'm not saying this girl absolutely meant to hit that girl with that fucking baton. That's not natural. That's a wind up.

01:24:20
Speaker 1: In a swing. Through every scenario of a real a that you could think of of championship meets where you're on the line with what triple the amount of lanes that are there, where people throwing elbows everything, I've never seen one person in any scenario I've been tangled up everything where you would reach back and hit somebody in the head like that. It doesn't happen.

01:24:41
Speaker 3: And you could tell what she's running with it after, like she's holding the arm. But now all of a sudden, your all don't want to move forward. Because she held it after she hit it. She held it like this the rest of the way like so she wasn't swinging it after that.

01:24:51
Speaker 1: So she she understood what she did. She know she did.

01:24:53
Speaker 3: She just had a moment and didn't you know, lost sight exactly where she was at, and just her emotions got the best of it.

01:24:59
Speaker 1: It happened. She probably intentionally, but didn't intentionally. I don't think she sought out in the middle of the race to do that, but like, no at that moment to be thrown elbows and shiit that just because you get caught up with someone. It's like, get the fuck off me. I didn't set out to do that, but yeah, I think she got tangled up and was like, fuck off me, and I did that, which I agree, but you can't do it. Might have got tangled up, but she definitely meant the hitter with that baton. Yeah. Do we have boyemails?

01:25:30
Speaker 6: Yeah?

01:25:31
Speaker 1: Got mail?

01:25:33
Speaker 6: Hello everyone, long time listener, first time color. I'm calling in to see if this situation ever had been to anyone. I met a girl on a dating app and then when I went to go pick her up, she gave me this weird location.

01:25:46
Speaker 1: It was like a back alley.

01:25:48
Speaker 6: When I was waiting for her, I was looking down on my phone and then she kind of just magically appeared by my front door. We go to a restaurant in downtown LA. The day was good. When we're on the way back to her location, I was wondering, like, where'd she come from? And I was like, Oh, were you in like the apartments right there? She was like, nah, were you in the condos across the street?

01:26:13
Speaker 8: She was like nah.

01:26:15
Speaker 6: I was like, do you have roommates? And she was like nah, which is kind of kind of weird. When she was saying all that, then she was like, Oh, I live in my van. The weird thing about it is she had she has like a dog to a big poodle. She lived within said van. I was just wondering if that was that happened to anyone else.

01:26:42
Speaker 1: Sorry, that was not That was not the ending I expected. One thing I could promise you is that nobody can say that that happens.

01:26:55
Speaker 4: How you gonna call hit ask has that happened to anybody?

01:26:59
Speaker 1: You know?

01:27:02
Speaker 3: He didn't ask, He didn't ask. He dated her a good should he help her out? He said, has that happened to anybody?

01:27:10
Speaker 1: No? Man. I respected her circumstances, and yeah, he didn't not be fighting inside like.

01:27:15
Speaker 3: He didn't ask Yo, how should I asked? How she ended up sleeping in her van? Like why she chose that?

01:27:20
Speaker 4: No, that has never happened to anybody that I know.

01:27:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm not judging anyone that's to sleep in their car. But if you also are in a relationship and cheating while you live in a car, which significant other? What the fuck where you got?

01:27:36
Speaker 6: I thought?

01:27:36
Speaker 1: She said, also lives with her man in the van?

01:27:39
Speaker 4: Shout a dog.

01:27:40
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sorry, I thought I heard with a man in the van. No, okay, you thought that.

01:27:45
Speaker 4: I thought that she was dropped off to a car, like a man was in this when the dog?

01:27:52
Speaker 1: What you talking about? He's in the vaccinat No. I really thought I heard that she had a man and they lived in that van together with the dog. That's what I thought I heard.

01:27:59
Speaker 3: I know a dude that lives in his van outside of a building. But like, I think his family lives in the building. Okay, because every day he goes in the building like with the family, Like, but he sleeps.

01:28:11
Speaker 1: In his truck. He just hates his family.

01:28:13
Speaker 5: Well, there's probably not enough beds, but the best.

01:28:16
Speaker 4: Part of matter, And I could promise you. If it's not enough beds, my car is not the option. If this is my family, we're gonna find a way to make this shit happen in here.

01:28:23
Speaker 1: Back to animal cruelty. So she locked the dog in the car during the day. You can't just leave.

01:28:28
Speaker 5: I think she was lying. I don't think she wanted you to know where she lived.

01:28:32
Speaker 1: That's fine on the first day, that's fine. But saying you live in a van, come on like not sarcastically, like dead, like he believes she lives in a van.

01:28:41
Speaker 5: Like, well, maybe it's a camper, not a van. Maybe it's like a camper.

01:28:44
Speaker 1: Either way, you can't leave your dog in there by itself.

01:28:46
Speaker 7: I feel like you could leave a dog in a camper by itself. All you got to do is have aeration in the camper, and I feel.

01:28:50
Speaker 5: Like you have to have that anyway.

01:28:51
Speaker 1: No, I just feel like, man, I love stancing the dog are more important than a date. That's just where I'm at with it.

01:28:58
Speaker 3: My sister left her dog in the car off for twenty minutes. We went inside the store to order something, came back and she had a note on the window saying.

01:29:04
Speaker 4: Hey, you shouldn't do this.

01:29:05
Speaker 3: I left it the window was it wasn't hot outside, it was like fall so it was like probably fifty degrees outside.

01:29:13
Speaker 4: Window crack. Like we was in the store for twenty minutes.

01:29:15
Speaker 1: Come back.

01:29:15
Speaker 4: It's a note on the on the car, like, you're not leaving no dog in no fucking camper for no date.

01:29:21
Speaker 1: That's not happening.

01:29:22
Speaker 5: But see, when I think a camper, a camper is like a house. No, it's like a mini house.

01:29:28
Speaker 7: Yeah there, it's the air is fine for you to leave the you can't take the dog with you everywhere. So if you live in a camper, like if your dad went and got a dog and he has a camper.

01:29:37
Speaker 1: Like trying to take the dog everywhere, she's taking a house everywhere. Sorry, how the dog is Like, that's a carry on that ain't nothing, that's light. Yeah, prize a bed and everything. I guess that's not as bad. But he did say, vam, you guys are giving this woman a lot of credit by seeing a camper. Excuse it would have said camper. No, she probably lives in a minivan. You can't leave a dog in a minivan to go on a date. That's insane. You can't leave it, Like you can't apparently can't leave a dog for twenty minutes to go to soors.

01:30:10
Speaker 7: Not that's crazy, But the big, the big mini vans that people usually live in, like the old hippie scooby Doo minivans. I feel like, if the dog has a bed in there and it has the proper airflow, if you're living in there and it has the like you're not suffocating. I feel like, as long as it's not hot outside, your dog will be Yeah, your dog will be fine.

01:30:29
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, we're avoiding the real question here. After you get that information, said the date went well, it was cool, do you ask for the second date? Oh?

01:30:39
Speaker 4: It is she live on a car?

01:30:41
Speaker 1: If that this is a layup, This is a layer.

01:30:44
Speaker 5: You don't want live in the car pussy shit.

01:30:47
Speaker 1: That might be some of the best pussy you ever had in your life. Yeah, no wax, Yeah, in the car car sexist trash though. So after the second day, do you say, do you want to go back to your place or mine?

01:30:58
Speaker 5: She gonna move in, She's gonna park them tied up.

01:31:00
Speaker 4: That's why the sex is crazy. You ever had the chick try to fuck the keys out of you? That's sexist crazy. And she ain't got no where to live. She fucking for like a spot. Yeah, oh my god, what did you give her the keys.

01:31:15
Speaker 1: To my Yeah? She had keys to my spot? Fucking right, took the parking spot from my apartment as well, you could.

01:31:23
Speaker 4: Park up all like, what the way?

01:31:25
Speaker 1: She suck it? You crazy man? The ain't nothing like a homeless suck They ain't got no home. I agree, you know, you know, oh, I mean, you know that's that's fucking I ever did was when either homeless or like roommates.

01:31:40
Speaker 3: If it's a girl that got a roommate, she want to move out and you got a nice little condo and you single, Oh, she about to rock your world.

01:31:47
Speaker 1: Or she doesn't have to go back to her parents' house that night. Yeah, it's on. I ain't never had sleeping the car pus you though, that's a little It's never too late, it's never too late. Yeah, in La we could just go downtown and where did you wash it? This?

01:32:02
Speaker 7: And we're not homelessness shaming. I don't want people to think we're shaming being homeless. We're not homelessness shaving are y'all So y'all are homeless now.

01:32:11
Speaker 1: I was the first person. I would never hard time.

01:32:14
Speaker 4: I would never, I would.

01:32:16
Speaker 1: Never do Nobody agree with me. To answer your question, I've known people that's left in their cars. They had gym memberships, or they snuck into a gym and that's where they Oh, that's where they cleaned up. I don't know about being I don't.

01:32:28
Speaker 7: That's why I said maybe it was a camper, because I feel like, if you're down that bad where you're like homeless, I don't think you're thinking about dating.

01:32:34
Speaker 1: So that's why automatic'ly the sickest part of this entire thing. She was thinking about dating. She's thinking about dinner, like, how did she get ready to do it? Did she use a rear view? Like to put her makeup on?

01:32:44
Speaker 4: She's what a dinner that day? Think about the date? She was like, y'all gotta go eat?

01:32:48
Speaker 1: Like the date went well because it was based off starvation exactly. That's not funny. That's actually really sad.

01:32:53
Speaker 5: Maybe her van was parked on skid row.

01:32:56
Speaker 1: I mean I think he would have mentioned that he didn't where do you think he better? Like the fact he left that part out is a little so he said online. Yeah, but where online is what I'm saying.

01:33:05
Speaker 5: No, Like it was a dating app, he said, he met her off a dating app.

01:33:08
Speaker 1: That's even sicker if it was some ig shit cool whatever. If you are still in a dating app and you live in your van, that's not shaming old, It's that I'm just shaming you as a human being. Well, you you have other priority. Women shame men like yo. If you don't have money, you shouldn't date, like I get. I get that perspective. Cause if the rolls was versed and she was dropping him off at his car to sleeping, why are you on tender?

01:33:29
Speaker 8: Sir?

01:33:29
Speaker 4: Yeah, she would have been asking.

01:33:30
Speaker 7: But like you guys said, she probably needed a meal. So if I'm a pretty girl I need a meal, go on Tender. Somebody gonna buy it for me. If you line a date up for every week.

01:33:39
Speaker 1: That's dinner. You know it's a good strategy. I'm not mad at it. Just don't look at me like that. I'm not doing it. But you know, no, I was going to say something, but I don't want the endnet to kill me. Not this week.

01:33:49
Speaker 4: I'll wait till next week for them.

01:33:50
Speaker 1: To kill me. Just have Peach saying and then we'll cut the clip and post it. I just feel like pretty girls ain't gonna ever have to sleep in the car.

01:33:56
Speaker 5: You that's not that's not true.

01:33:59
Speaker 3: Not half they might choose to, that's a choice. But if a pretty girl, it's a nigga somewhere that black shorter, you could sleep in the basement of the guest room like somebody.

01:34:10
Speaker 1: At girls.

01:34:10
Speaker 7: A lot of girls I always know how pretty they are. A lot of girls have been through a lot of trauma and are not have not been brought up in the I'm a baddy, so I should be treated like a baddy, and I should treat myself like a baddy. Some girls are just naturally pretty and had a really hard life, and their looks are the last thing that they're worried about. They're not even aware that they're pretty. Their mother never told them they were pretty. They didn't have a father around like. There's plenty of pretty girls who are upon hard times.

01:34:36
Speaker 4: No no, no, hard times is one thing. Sleeping in your car is another thing. You can meet on hard times and not be sleeping on your car.

01:34:43
Speaker 7: Well, if you were a pretty girl, and you didn't want to sleep in your car, and you had no family and no friends, what would you do?

01:34:48
Speaker 1: And I didn't want Harry Potter. I didn't want to what's up with you?

01:34:52
Speaker 5: What?

01:34:53
Speaker 1: What's up? What? You don't know the story?

01:34:56
Speaker 4: Yes, but I'm just asking what's your problem?

01:34:58
Speaker 1: She took a situation, it made it better and get it.

01:35:01
Speaker 4: I just think that if you're a pretty girl. Super had slept in her car. Again, I think it was a choice.

01:35:09
Speaker 1: She was still. I watched the podcast with Neil Brennan and he asked that, like, how did you look? She's like the best I ever looked, And Superhead was fine, Like she was just sleeping in her car. Her priorities were a little different. But yeah, she's like i'd go to parties and I just go to sleep my car with her son too, And and I would say kind of to what you're saying, like why didn't you at that party? You're you're beautiful, just as I guess a safety reason.

01:35:35
Speaker 7: I think y'all think being a woman works so much differently than it actually does.

01:35:39
Speaker 1: Probably be a woman, so I can't. Yeah, it doesn't, it doesn't. Just it's not hurting women to sleep strengths.

01:35:46
Speaker 5: You don't just go to the party and be like, hey, guys, homeless, go home.

01:35:50
Speaker 1: I would work on TikTok. It just doesn't wait, Like it doesn't work, Like that's a TikTok challenge, like how do you enter it?

01:35:55
Speaker 3: But I just I also just feel like if you homeless and sleep in your car, you shouldn't be going to the club.

01:36:00
Speaker 1: That's just me, unless you're searching for somewhere to stay that yeah, like that's just me.

01:36:04
Speaker 3: I just think that you shouldn't be at the club and you got to go sleep in the accord.

01:36:10
Speaker 1: But kind of to Demaris's point, back to the SuperH ed thing, she was escaping a terrible situation I think in like Arizona or something. So drove to California, Yeah, and was getting on her feet and sleeping in your car at the time and saying she looked beautiful. Yeah, so yeah, I guess.

01:36:24
Speaker 5: It just takes I think she was in an abusive relationship if I'm not mistaken.

01:36:27
Speaker 1: Well, no, she ended up being a stripper underage in Arizona. She got away from her abusive mother in Florida, got to Arizona, was an underage stripper with her boyfriend at the time's mom, who was a stripper there, then got out of that, got to California and then met the god iced Tea and it was up from there. Icedy saved everything. Y'all.

01:36:49
Speaker 3: Don't be feeling like some of that beat it their fault though, which part like at some point you don't start asking the questions like where are there friends? Like you know what I mean, like just bathe, Like, yo, you don't have a friend that just would let you crash on a couch or I mean, a.

01:37:09
Speaker 1: Lot of people in horrible situations are in an environment of other horrible situations and their friends are in the same situation those situations. So that's actually why they're friends with them, because they're all in shitty areas and because her story in that pot was crazy, Like she definitely went through a lot in Florida, Like her mother was a piece of shit.

01:37:27
Speaker 5: Yeah, I see why she's younger.

01:37:29
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could get people coming from, you know, families that are fucked up. But I just be feeling like, you know, when you said, like I had to sleep in my car for like six months and I had to do this, and somewhere in the story, I'm like, Yo, you didn't have like a friend to somebody that you could call like and just be like, Yo, listen, I'm fucked up.

01:37:46
Speaker 1: Right now, Like I just don't.

01:37:48
Speaker 3: I mean, it's tough to understand because I've gratefully I've never had to experience that, but I just be like somewhere a long line before, like some people don't give us the whole story, like yo, but you must, like what type of person are you?

01:37:58
Speaker 1: For real? Like to have no friends, I will let you live with them while you get on your feet, like not even one friend. I know you don't like to hear the trauma therapy part of that. But a lot of people from abusive households and situations feel like they're not enough or a burden on other people. So even if they have friends or family, they're not about to ask them for something because they already feel like so I said, it's my own mother, father, whatever, did not want me. So what the fuck, I'm not gonna ask somebody to take me in. I'll eat sleep in my car.

01:38:25
Speaker 7: Even people who grew up to yeah, yeah, a choice, but even but to them it doesn't seem like a choice, like it is a choice. Everything is a choice, but to them it might not seem like a choice. I don't know how I would feel about asking one of my friends to stay at their house if I literally had nowhere to go.

01:38:42
Speaker 5: I might bite that bullet and be homeless.

01:38:44
Speaker 1: Tou like, no, you get the fuck the matterage, Shut up, No, I'm being on the marriage.

01:38:49
Speaker 3: You would not bite the bullet and be homeless if it came down to either ask one of my friends if I could crash in her house for a couple months or sleep in my car. You're not biting that bullet. You're not sleeping in no car to marriage. I'm not doing that.

01:39:00
Speaker 4: What I'm if you know you got options like multiple friends.

01:39:03
Speaker 5: With space and not always an opt That's what I'm saying.

01:39:06
Speaker 3: If you have that option, But even if you do, your ego is not gonna say I'm not asking, I'm.

01:39:11
Speaker 5: Not sleeping at that option. A lot of people are not comfortable asking for help.

01:39:14
Speaker 1: Mom.

01:39:14
Speaker 3: I understand that help with like, yo, I'm fucked up this much, help me pay my rent. I'm talking about you have nowhere. It's your car, and that's it.

01:39:24
Speaker 5: A lot of people will choose their car. It happens all the time.

01:39:27
Speaker 1: That is crazy.

01:39:28
Speaker 3: I'm I'm walking up to my homie door closed in hand. Nigga, I'm not sleeping in no fucking car.

01:39:35
Speaker 1: I know where the key's at.

01:39:35
Speaker 3: Yeah, my homie got the crib cable. Kind of shit is warming. It gets the fu my pride.

01:39:41
Speaker 4: Ain't that?

01:39:41
Speaker 1: Nah? You are?

01:39:42
Speaker 4: You crazy as fuck?

01:39:43
Speaker 1: People are not?

01:39:44
Speaker 3: Hell Nah, I'm knocking right on homie door. Man, watch out, nigga, move over, and I'm using your products, niggas.

01:39:50
Speaker 4: It's this dove well.

01:39:51
Speaker 1: I mean, I've never heard of the tender strategy, so this is a new one. Shout out to to Shorty. Yeah, good way to get a meal.

01:39:59
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't need even know if this gentleman asked for He just asked us. If we've no it's it's it's never happened to us, So I mean, if.

01:40:06
Speaker 5: We had, we will talk about it on this podcast you listened to.

01:40:08
Speaker 4: But you know, you sound like you had a great time, great happening.

01:40:11
Speaker 1: All y'all don't know?

01:40:13
Speaker 5: Mmmm?

01:40:14
Speaker 2: Not me.

01:40:15
Speaker 1: I'm thinking it's I probably went on a date or messed with a chick that didn't have a home.

01:40:22
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, either a car or CouchSurfing that's different here talk about in a car. Maybe I've never dated a girl. I was living on a car.

01:40:30
Speaker 1: I've never dated a man.

01:40:31
Speaker 7: I was living in his car because he had to come pick me up and I didn't see like his belongings in the car.

01:40:36
Speaker 1: Put everything in the looking at the trunk like a trunk was a mess. Sleeping bag.

01:40:42
Speaker 4: Canteen Stop, why you said, rambo.

01:40:51
Speaker 1: Canteen? Just get a canteen member ship thing. That's the only fifteen dollars you want to do that you can fill his canteen up.

01:41:04
Speaker 8: Yo.

01:41:04
Speaker 3: Having the canteen in the car is fucking crazy. Imagine I get your car, Roy, you got a canteen? Like, Yo, where you going stay?

01:41:13
Speaker 1: I can rest? Oh my god, but I guarantee y'all have some homeless people and you don't know. I think that's more common.

01:41:24
Speaker 3: Me homeless or living in your car. Homeless is like the homeless is I'll take the car. The homeless is I'm staying with somebody right now.

01:41:31
Speaker 1: I'm living with my cousin friend whatever in the car. Homeless, Like, how many girls do you think you slept with? It? Have had to sleep in the park, and they're like.

01:41:42
Speaker 7: That's Rory's wayward. Yo, who you think I'm dating? You are a teenager at one point. You always know every girl.

01:41:50
Speaker 3: I've never dated a girl that was sleeping in the.

01:41:55
Speaker 1: Park, Rory. Rory has that.

01:41:57
Speaker 4: He just he don't want to shore. That's what he looked for. He walked off. He's like, so, what's up.

01:42:04
Speaker 1: Coming off? And instead of helping me, like, hey, come in the house, I'll just sleep next to the we been together.

01:42:13
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ory, trying to make it persy. You've dated a girl.

01:42:16
Speaker 1: I've dated girl, well, not dated, you've a park, had not lived? You slep with a girl that lived in an abandoned house. I lived. I'm sure I've fucked to one that has slept in an abandoned house? Yo, what is wrong with you? I don't like, how did you? Where would you? Every kid has like a fucking two parent household and ship?

01:42:36
Speaker 4: Like, what is he abandoned house? I'm talking about that building.

01:42:41
Speaker 1: I'm not saying she lived in the park, but I'm sure there was nights when she slept in a park before. That's not that fucking creaky.

01:42:45
Speaker 4: Why would she?

01:42:46
Speaker 1: You have friends that have slept in the park before? So, like, how was iraid them. What are you talking about? They had sex with somebody.

01:42:52
Speaker 4: While they were living in a sleeping in a park.

01:42:54
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm not saying it was happening currently. I don't know. I'm but I had did it before. Did it before? Is what I'm saying.

01:43:00
Speaker 4: Okay, you talking about like.

01:43:04
Speaker 1: You get out of in the house and go back to the park.

01:43:05
Speaker 3: I thought, that's what That's what I'm looking at him, like, what are you say?

01:43:08
Speaker 1: Okay? All right, now, all right, we had a miscommunication. I was so shocked that you were shocked at what I would say. No, I've never like had fucked the chick in my house and I knew she was living in a park, And I said, so I know I've never done So that's what I'm That's what I'm saying. Yeah, you'd be wold like yo, so you just let her go back to the swings, Like what's up with you? Like?

01:43:26
Speaker 4: What type of man are you? That's what I'm okay, So that's what that's why I miss communication.

01:43:31
Speaker 1: I'm talking about like women that would have been in bad situations, especially when I was younger.

01:43:35
Speaker 4: Yeah yah, yeah yeah, and those were you know usually the girls that like, right.

01:43:38
Speaker 1: That's different that's different. And I'm sure had a few nights in some weird fucking places.

01:43:42
Speaker 3: Okay, that's different. We don't know everybody's situation. But I thought you meant like you knew she's leaving here and going back to the money he was laying there. She's like, all right, well, yeah, I thought that's what she is. You give a spare blanket, it's.

01:43:53
Speaker 4: Cold out there tonight, no.

01:43:55
Speaker 1: Man here, type of animal.

01:43:57
Speaker 4: What do you think you give them to go back and just let her walk out?

01:43:59
Speaker 1: Like you crazy?

01:44:00
Speaker 7: Would your mom let a girl like if you got a girlfriend and like she ended up like being homeless, Like, would your mother let her move in?

01:44:05
Speaker 1: That's my mom. Absolutely. My mom let at least three or four friends of mine in high schools live with us at various times. Absolutely, my mom that my mom was that time for son, like she she would have no problem. My man isam He lived with us. He definitely like passed the time limit my mom would allow. He was there for almost four or five months in the crib. Yeah, and he was like he was a big Agian, not a small Asian.

01:44:29
Speaker 4: My mom didn't care as long as everything was clean, She didn't.

01:44:31
Speaker 1: Care what's mark that.

01:44:34
Speaker 4: Wait, God, he was a big Asian.

01:44:38
Speaker 1: What does that mean? He said, not us like a regular like small as to have somebody in your living room for that long, that's like not a small high school kid. He was a big He was a big dude you could have just had. But you said a big Asian because you he white, y'all, man not tall y'all.

01:45:02
Speaker 3: Yeah, my mom didnk. As long as we kept the place clean. My mom didn't give a fuck. We just had to make sure everything was clean.

01:45:08
Speaker 6: That was it.

01:45:09
Speaker 1: But no my mom. My mom would take in anybody if they needed it. For sure. Yeah, definitely, do we have another voice?

01:45:14
Speaker 5: My mom ain't want me there much less the way.

01:45:16
Speaker 1: To fuck it? Okay, I have a question for you, beautiful and wonderful people.

01:45:24
Speaker 8: What is the wildest song that you guys would have sex to, whether you've done darty or not. And the reason why I'm asking this is I was on the Hub last night and I couldn't comprehendtally what I was like. I wasn't ready for what I heard when I clicked on the video. I was expecting, you know, just a standard rigam and roll, and come to find out, when I click on the video. All I hear is hundred three thousand given a solo qui on Life of the Party by Kanye West, Like I just it baffled me. So that that's the reason why I come to you with this question.

01:46:06
Speaker 1: First of all, you're sick for calling it the Hub, Like that's a different level of porn cult. I assume you saw about porn Hub, right, Yes, I was on the Hub. That's sick. I mean, clearly, I fucked to the sounds of crickets in a park. So who am I to judge.

01:46:24
Speaker 2: I don't know.

01:46:24
Speaker 1: I lost my virginity to a Lloyd Banks mixtape. I think I'm kind of out of this entire thing. There's not a single song that would stop me from fucking if I wanted to.

01:46:32
Speaker 4: I don't even hear it.

01:46:33
Speaker 5: That's like porn, Like that's like the background of porn music is like Lloyd Banks. Like when you watch like.

01:46:38
Speaker 1: Hood porn, you be on the hub going like crazy, like I.

01:46:41
Speaker 7: Don't I don't like porn with music, but like when you click on like Hub porn, it's always some bullshit like that background not bullshit.

01:46:47
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I'm sorry, Lloyd Banks, but like that type of shit.

01:46:51
Speaker 1: The internet got us all shook.

01:46:52
Speaker 5: You didn't say anything wrong, Okay, just making sure.

01:46:55
Speaker 1: I haven't watched enough hood porn, so like that's not really a thing that when I clicked, it's gonna be some mixtape rap shit happened about or like the or.

01:47:04
Speaker 7: The person who's in the porn is rapping, like not while he's having sex, but.

01:47:08
Speaker 1: It's like his mixtape.

01:47:09
Speaker 4: It's like what porn are y'all watching that I've seen that.

01:47:12
Speaker 7: It's like some some local music or like the dude from down the street, like gave him a mixtape and he's like, you never heard local rap in porn before?

01:47:20
Speaker 1: I have me didn't. Lloyd Bank Snoop Dogg and like who kid start their own porn company where they would do like they weren't fucking, but they were.

01:47:28
Speaker 4: I could see that it's a multi billion dollar business.

01:47:30
Speaker 1: I don't know if it ever can I remember that being a thing though, that they were like starting a porn company where they would young and May did that for a while.

01:47:37
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, she was, she was doing that.

01:47:39
Speaker 1: You see people getting into that. Yeah, I think that's a that's a good rollout to just be rapping while people fucking now.

01:47:45
Speaker 3: One dude had to, you know, you make the videos on the block with the microphone and all that. He was rapping, and then he opened up the moving truck and his man was in there having sex with a girl.

01:47:54
Speaker 1: I just thought that his role. He put his license plate in the truck company and everything.

01:47:58
Speaker 4: I just thought that rollout was crazy. I made me want to download this whole project.

01:48:01
Speaker 3: I'm like, this dude's a vision as a creative genius. They just having sex right there and the moving truck while you're in the middle of the street rapping.

01:48:07
Speaker 1: Okay, so what's up? Yeah, I don't I don't know.

01:48:10
Speaker 7: If I could think of the craziest one too, the craziest one, I would think it would be Marvin Stapp Take Me to the King.

01:48:15
Speaker 5: But that's not what I had sex too. If I had to think of one to do it.

01:48:19
Speaker 7: Too, it would be that. But I already told you I had sex to I get money remix. So the fuck you laughing at?

01:48:30
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know. Once you've like fucked the Law and Order SVU background, Like, is there a song that's gonna stop you? There's nothing that's gonna stop Every infomercial magic bullet.

01:48:40
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've had sex to American Ninja Warrior being on the steam. I'm like, well, he's gonna break the time, he's gonna break the record.

01:48:50
Speaker 1: You going against him? Yeah, we both in the mother fucking gauntlet right now. Absolutely. Yeah. I mean every situation of like family in the other room talking and you can hear everything, like yeah, life of the party is not stopping me, no matter, feel like great choice. Yeah, I don't care what's playing on of time?

01:49:07
Speaker 9: Is time?

01:49:08
Speaker 1: Are y'all easily distracted like in that way during.

01:49:14
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, only when you think you hear somebody putting keys on her door.

01:49:17
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's the only sound.

01:49:20
Speaker 3: That's the only sound that's gonna be like everything stops like yo, that's you know. Sometimes the apartments is too close to each other, so it's like your your door or the other door.

01:49:29
Speaker 1: Yeah that's it. Yeah. But other than that, I mean I'm locked in. I try to distract myself, so don't come too quick. But something you know sounds wise you.

01:49:38
Speaker 5: Do your ABC?

01:49:40
Speaker 1: Do you count? I've never done count.

01:49:43
Speaker 5: I don't expect to.

01:49:44
Speaker 3: Like in the room to lock it on, like, yeah, you need to paint this seal yeah, you need to really, you know what I'm saying, a nice white coat over that, and.

01:49:53
Speaker 1: Then it makes for good cuddle conversation afterwards. Like I'm observed looking at the ceiling like I'm just trying not to know somebody that could do all of this is crowm molding with so easy. But a ceiling fan right here.

01:50:05
Speaker 4: This should be an axe wall. Actually, I was thinking, like you could.

01:50:08
Speaker 1: Steal the cable right from this side of the wall. That's where my mind yet. Oh man, But I mean that's only when I'm in the house. Park park wise, it's definitely just looking out for pedestrians and ship So.

01:50:21
Speaker 4: The marriage you let niggas hear what they socks on.

01:50:25
Speaker 1: It's a weird thing to like observe it.

01:50:29
Speaker 7: Because you I got a lot of ass. You can't hit with your socks on on hardwood. You're gonna fall.

01:50:34
Speaker 1: So now you gotta have to arm the socks with the little groopies on the bottom where the is he at? Yeah get air and no, yeah you gotta.

01:50:42
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why you steal some the bouncy rooms. You take those with you when you leave. You need those that the crib.

01:50:48
Speaker 1: It's Funnyjamarics mentioned that because I got myself a pair of those four catch air, which is an indoor playground, and that was the first thing I thought. I put them over the first time and went through my own hardwood flowers, like, oh, he's just like shoots those on like this is like when the porn stars wear tim like this has some I got some tra some traction. But that's sick like to me if you don't have a kid, that's like the girl that walks around with a bunch of columns. You're like, yo, that's kind of nutsy you walk around with that many condoms. If a dude just pulls out the grippy socks like out the gay, out his draw like what do you be doing? Think you just had those like ready next.

01:51:26
Speaker 7: To you regular because well back in the day, because that used to be a sign that you were mentally ill.

01:51:34
Speaker 1: We're no the no, the grippy song, my lord y imagine that you got a socks like, yo, he's retarding. They ran out of helmets because you got socks market yo. Talking about the socks. Yes, that was a sign of what mental illness, mental el.

01:52:04
Speaker 7: Like you had got three was it three or four or what is it called when they check you into the five point fifty.

01:52:11
Speaker 1: Wait, just because I have grippy socks on, Because when you're in the mental away, when you're.

01:52:17
Speaker 7: In the mental institute, they give you grippy socks and you usually go home with them. So before they get air places and stuff like that, where grippy socks became a thing because people go to those. No, if a man had grippy socks, just like it's like, oh, you probably tried to kill yourself before, Like that's what that.

01:52:32
Speaker 1: I'm trying to kill his pussy. I ain't trying to kill myself. You got wood floors. I'm trying to kill that pussy to that. Why are grippy socks not sold in like prisons. I'm wearing grippy socks in the shower if that's the case, Like if there's a fight, I need grippy socks on at all times.

01:52:47
Speaker 5: And you're still gonna fall in the shower with grippy socks.

01:52:50
Speaker 3: The last thing you need to be worrying about in prison is wearing grippy socks in the shower.

01:52:54
Speaker 1: You don't think traction is important in prison? Yeah, I think a lot of things I'm not getting caught slim. I got the grippy socks on you. No, you could, Yeah it's grippy.

01:53:03
Speaker 3: Yeah you can still get course slipping with the grip beside in prison, absolutely, but I won't fall as quick.

01:53:09
Speaker 1: They're not worried about your feet. Yeah, I'm from about fight. It's not that weird ship you talking about. Why would you think you would be fighting the shower for your manhood? No, just was the time that the fight, the first time we saw each other. But ass, but I ain't got to fight he's barefoot.

01:53:28
Speaker 3: I ain't got that much beef. I gotta fight you while you naked, and we ain't got that much.

01:53:32
Speaker 1: I'm we're in prison. We have nothing but time find another.

01:53:35
Speaker 4: I'll catch you outside that wreck. But I'm not fighting in the shower.

01:53:37
Speaker 1: Yeah. Why that isn't like just a universal unwritten prison law. To me is insane. Yeah, like, guys, we have other places that we could do.

01:53:45
Speaker 7: No, because that's the part. It's easiest to catch somebody slipping open intended in the shower.

01:53:49
Speaker 1: To to you slip and fall on your own shank. That'd be my clumsy ass, like I would fall in the shower.

01:53:55
Speaker 5: Suicidal ass slip and fall on your own shank.

01:54:00
Speaker 1: Now with the grippy socks though, speaking sleeping going slipped on the cover, if you have the grips on.

01:54:06
Speaker 3: Speaking of slipping in your cars, then the girl Dawn from uh in Vogue, she came out and said.

01:54:11
Speaker 1: She's yeah, she sleeps in her car. I saw that.

01:54:15
Speaker 3: And then it was people in the comments that I think obviously have worked through before I know her, and they were kind of speaking to like she's a bad person and she ruins relationships with everybody. Everybody that works with her has, you know, bad things to say about her. And I was just reading up on it because I was kind of confused, like in Vogue, like they got multi platinum hit records and she like that, and I know obviously you know, record deals are not you know, always lucrative for artists. And then I do believe back in the day in Vogue had an interview where they said they only received like I think two cents her album sold or something like that.

01:54:48
Speaker 1: Uh.

01:54:48
Speaker 7: Her ex husband offered a job in the hospitality industry for her and she didn't want it.

01:54:55
Speaker 5: I don't know if she took it or not, but he said like when he heard her say that she he just offered it.

01:55:00
Speaker 1: Oh, he just offered Yeah, well yeah, hopefully you know husband, ex husband, it would have to be an ex husband.

01:55:07
Speaker 5: Though her ex husband. Yeah, he's remarried.

01:55:11
Speaker 3: Well, hopefully you know, she she gets back on her feet and sending her prayers and you know, blessings because you know, you see people like that that you obviously you know, listen to and support it at one point, and then they fall on hard times, and especially as a woman, sleeping in your car, traveling is is a dangerous thing.

01:55:28
Speaker 1: So that's where my pride is kicking in. Though I'm going to continue to sleep in that car if my ex wife offers me a job. Yeah, yeah, I ain't watch soulful. I'm good not taking that, not taking that gig, especially and you're remarried. Fuck that, I'm sleeping in that car.

01:55:43
Speaker 4: Pride like, yeah, not like I'm on board with you.

01:55:47
Speaker 7: Yeah, remember y'all remember it, soul fool which when Bird got her husband a job, how would.

01:55:54
Speaker 1: Y'all have handled that the same way he did? That happened in you fuck this, nigga, He ain't giving me no job for free? The fuck is this whoa, we just went to dinner, that's all. He went to dinner.

01:56:08
Speaker 4: It's always dinner.

01:56:09
Speaker 1: With the diamond bracelet on. She was ripping. I thought Jill Scott was tripping in why did I get married too with the new husband? No, he is cancer.

01:56:18
Speaker 5: I don't give up all flying fuck Actually he.

01:56:20
Speaker 1: Got money in the health insurance. The fuck you gotta be here for. Yeah, she was tripping and then got me the job. Yeah, felt the same way as a man, like, No, I'm sitting there on my first day at cop school and ship and the like. Yeah, he came highly recommended. And then say your ex husband's name, Yeah, fucking Chris Dorner everybody. Yeah, that soul full shit was different only because he thought he got the job on his own. Yeah, so did what's his name? And while I get married to uh Troy Troy. Yeah Troy thought the same thing whole time. Fucking old Chemo over there got.

01:56:54
Speaker 4: It for him.

01:56:55
Speaker 8: Yeah.

01:56:56
Speaker 1: See, women playing a dangerous game. I would that Jill was. She would stripping in that and granted from the first movie she was she turned into the abuser. The abuse turned the abuser, and that shit that was nuts.

01:57:08
Speaker 3: Yeah, because if a woman if a man did that to you. Imagine an ex girl got you your job.

01:57:15
Speaker 1: Imagine you find that out at your first first day work and you leave your first day after finally feeling like a man, you got back on your feet. You were forced to move from Colorado to Atlanta because your girl. You find that out. You go to confront dude at his house because you know where you live. He's always linging around my motherfucking family. I know where you stay at. You knock on the door and your wife is in the apartment. Oh, and her excuse is it's not what it looks like. He has cancer. Tyler Perry didn't write the real ending to that movie.

01:57:44
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was definitely some DV.

01:57:47
Speaker 1: There was definitely some DV.

01:57:48
Speaker 2: Fuck.

01:57:49
Speaker 5: I ain't even playing them games.

01:57:52
Speaker 1: Can't play those games. That's a dangerous game to play. Tomorrow. New music, We are recording this on a Thursday. I'm gonna say allegedly, because we never know. With Playboy CARTI I am music is dropping at midnight when you're listening to this. It is out now. I've seen a thousand different featured lists, all different, so I'm not even gonna say any that are here. I'm gonna give it a shot, Cardi. Yeah, no, you not, man, I am. I'm desperately trying to understand why he's so popular. Because artists that I don't particularly care for, I get why they are popular. I understand it. I'm with you on that. This one I haven't quite figured out yet, and it's not a hating way. I want to know what I'm missing because so many people like this.

01:58:41
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna get into the music and we'll try to get into it and see, like what the what the craze is about?

01:58:49
Speaker 1: But the album is coming out.

01:58:50
Speaker 3: We knew that they wasn't gonna it wasn't dropped the ball on this and let the let the pre orders go back to the customers. We knew that wasn't gonna happen.

01:58:57
Speaker 1: So I listen. I hope I'm wrong. I mean I've sort of given Playboy Cardi a chance, not really enough, like xxx tenthasi on, I didn't give him a fair shot when he was alive. When he passed a bunch of people that I respect music opinions sent me his music, I was like, oh, I was wrong as fuck. This kid is so so talented. Yeah, So I don't know I'm gonna really sit with this, this Cardio album and try to get it.

01:59:24
Speaker 3: He's one of the two artists that I tried to get into and listen to and understand, and I just I'm not there him Playboycardi and rod Wave.

01:59:34
Speaker 1: I at least can't get the rod Wave just based off the writing and like a demographic that would be attached to that type of emo writing. I get that. I mean, it shocked me that he was doing like Arenas. I was like, oh damn, I had his fan base fucked up. He's He's way more properly on that.

01:59:53
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying. I had no idea he is.

01:59:55
Speaker 1: I can see a lot of people being attached to that type of stuff, but I don't know.

02:00:00
Speaker 4: All Right, we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safe, be blessed.

02:00:02
Speaker 1: I'm that nigga. He's just ginger peace. No wi eno