Episode 280 | America's Sweethearts

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Speaker 2: All right. We got a situait.

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Speaker 1: The guy I will their head. Yeah. Walking in on a Monday morning to see Pege at his desk with two honey packs just chilling to the left to him was not how I thought we were going to start this weekend and didn't know what they were. He claimed he thought it was sunscreen, so you know, he rub rubbed it into his pores and now he's bricked up. You can't understand why he was hitting the key so hot. The back of the honey pack says last for forty eight hours. Peage had two of them. He's gonna be bricked up for four days. That's wow. What was the last time you guys took a honey pack? What was your last worst headache?

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Speaker 3: It's been a while, bro, Like that's why I can't do shit like that, like the gas station ship, and I can't.

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Speaker 1: I was never into that. I was late to the party. I used to like laugh at people that did that, And then I tried a honey pack and I was like, I see what the hype is about. I was in there performing like an amateur adult film star. So now you understand why Barry bonds. I understood back then he doesn't deserve an asterisk. Ope, and it's just the record. He's a Hall of fame. But take the ash. Shorty didn't put an asterisk next to my name after that. She didn't, you know, I don't think she knew I was juicing though, And I think she just thought this was the experience.

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Speaker 3: She oh, yeah, buy me, and she finds out on her phone she gonna have to put amoji next to your name. Now, that's like the ashes to put amoji, Like, yeah, he was on that honey pack, like the.

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Speaker 1: Little honey emoji. You don't think I like a honey jar.

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Speaker 4: Molds they have a honey jar.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I always thought the Break of Pelvis saw some some douce in a honeypack.

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Speaker 4: That's a nasty cocktail.

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Speaker 5: I thought it. I thought it was a small paint samples.

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Speaker 6: When I saw them on the desk, it looked like little mini tubes of paint.

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Speaker 7: Well, yeah, because it's like off, it's like brand X, it's not like official honey pack.

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Speaker 1: I really thought they were peages. And then he said, you know, by the way, those really aren't mine. He was just going along with the jokes. And then we find out that these honey packs were found in my merch boxes. Like they sent you too, Grit who was who was packing up my album merch and just dropped two honey packs next to the socks and slides by.

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Speaker 4: Accident they heard you was having trouble.

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Speaker 1: You out. That's a good merch friend, right there, merchant. I could just buy one of these for five dollars. Yeah, like I didn't across the street. You can get them anywhere. It's not at all. You don't have to send it in the shipment from La Yo. One of the worst headedches I've ever had is office. Oh black bull extremes.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, this looks like paint. I thought this was someone came in here and was doing some detailing over the weekend.

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Speaker 1: He thought that was something to put in your beard. Beaig is beig peppermint tea. He thought that was Beijing to go.

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Speaker 3: When you're out on lunch and a little bit when you're out at lunch and a little bit of grays get in the way.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like one Jing to Go.

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Speaker 1: Once I gave in and tried one of these, it really was because I wanted to even playing field. Once I found out all my competition was juicing, I was like, I got it, joined how'd you find that out? Girls were just telling me that, yeah, it's a regular thing for God to take honey packs. I was like, I kind of thought that was like a joke on Twitter. Y'all really be taking gas station honey packs before you go fuck? Yeah. And then I took the one and I said, I get.

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Speaker 3: All these little young dudes. They perked up, pilled up, They can't get hard. They wrecked out the dysfunction at twenty three years old.

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Speaker 1: That's crazy, man. Now they need this.

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Speaker 3: All they do is ship koonyak and pot perks all day. No circulation, blood ain't flowing. Haven't done a jumping jack in six months, six years from my heart attack, heart disease, diabetes. You know, fucking take a honey pack, ozamp in the pack. Yeah, take miss he was naming man, what is misso thelioma?

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Speaker 1: What is that? That sounds Spanish? You get that dyking probably you could probably get that to go on, dykeman, sounds like a Dominican gang. Oh it's a cancer?

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Speaker 3: Is that from like the forms and authent tissue of the lines of many of your internal organs? Okay, yeah, some niggas out there with mister deleoma for sure.

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Speaker 1: But you just take a little honeypack, you'd be all right. Yeah, you'll get through. You'll get through that messo through to me. So Mysa is gonna stop me for fucking no? Got the boll rory?

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Speaker 4: Am I dark in than mall?

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Speaker 8: Now?

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Speaker 3: Yo, themarriage is a wild question. Why do you ask me that? No, she asked peached that. Let me let me state the whole ship for you earlier. So themarage I walked in the marriage like your mom black and you. I thought maybe she probably went to like, you know, one of those retreats and found out like her roots. Okay, dope, she said, noa, I got a ten. I'm like, oh, okay, you sat out in the sun.

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Speaker 1: This week and it was nice. Okay, I get it. Well. I saw her ig real that she posted this morning, and I thought it was like one of those travel girls, like not a girl. I even follow it's the four you paide ship and then I look at the act and it's Demeris. Well, you was at some private rooftop pool. Yeah, like ass naked.

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Speaker 9: I was not ass naked. I kind of looked like it at first. And see how quick that cut was. I thought you were ass naked.

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Speaker 6: No.

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Speaker 4: And also I'm in Brooklyn. That's Brooklyn.

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Speaker 6: Look at you.

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Speaker 1: No, that's.

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Speaker 7: Downtown. My rooftop is downtown Brooklyn. It has a view of the city, so this is your building. No I live anyway. Long story short, I'm darker than Moll. I'm now the darkest person on this podcast, and I like to be acknowledged.

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Speaker 3: As But you're not, though, PGI local white resident uh Measurer of Melon Melanin. He confirmed that you, in fact are not, if anything, the same color now, but definitely not darker.

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Speaker 1: But you look good though, like you laid out got some good son. Well, I mean I went to the shore. Do I look a little Yeah, you look a little darker, litt a little truth, a little little more freckles on my arm. Yeah, I was. I was outside for a little bit. I went to the Jersey Shore. When you say if a little even like seventeen minutes, No, like I was under like a canopy, like my feet were kind of outside. You know what I don't buy.

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Speaker 3: You know, the bucket has to come with a little umbrella on it. Yeah, of course I'm gonna get you one of those. I need one of those, like help you out so you can to just walk the streets to the stay outside a little longer. Get your little bucket had with the umbrella on top of it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, went down to Jersey Shore for the day just to uh kick it on the beach in the shade. Ran into Jaywiw's ex husband, So you know, I got the full experience of Jersey Shore. Yeah, you got to see somebody from the Jersey The moment you cross that bridge, you just run into all of the VH one Superstars alumni. Yeah, he was sitting right next to us at the table. I didn't want to make a big deal about it. Yeah, thought about asking him for a picture, because you know that's like bucket lists. Yeah, there's only a few people I'd ask for a picture. Guys were comparing tattoos, and it would be it'd be Rog. Yeah, shout out to Rog. How was the How was it sure packed? No, it actually was surprisingly not as crazy as I thought it was going to be. But it was fun, just funt quick day trip. I got to hang in the pool for a while, so it was fun. I'm glad that little heat wave we had his table off. Oh my god. People don't understand this New York heat in the summertime. The humidity, it's not you can't really enjoy yourself outside, no, like because your back is soaking wet. Yeah, you know what I mean, Like you just hot.

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Speaker 3: You know, everybody's kind of like got that little summer smells.

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Speaker 1: Just everybody's arms. Think like, you know what I mean, it's.

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Speaker 5: Just like the arms.

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Speaker 6: If that thing heats up, it cooks the trash that's sitting in the streets. Oh man, smells like you walked in.

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Speaker 3: Trash from the sidewalks is like somebody, it's a body in here, somebody should check it.

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Speaker 1: Just walking around with a wet lower back, just nasty, and sit down on the train and then all the sweat hits your shirt and.

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Speaker 7: Then everybody has a dog and the hot dog urine. Everybody has a fucking dog, and I'm over it.

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Speaker 1: COVID.

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Speaker 3: It needs to rain. We need like two days of rain right now. The sidewalks are dirty and stink, the streets of stink.

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Speaker 1: Oh you you are officially old and one of those people that looks outside and goes, yeah, we needed this rain. This rain man.

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Speaker 3: I love when that guy at the screen door, Oh yeah, yeah, one hundred percent. Definitely.

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Speaker 1: I'll lean into all of that ship now, Roy, you have no idea. I can't.

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Speaker 3: I'm about to start planting ship. Oh yeah, I'm near, I'm near the marriage. I'm planning, I'm getting soils. I'm doing all of that ship.

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Speaker 1: I could see you being one of those because you are so far right now. You're you're like one one Fox News episode away from growing your own food. For sure, as you think the apocalypse is coming if Biden comes back in so I get it. You have your own garden.

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Speaker 3: If Biden comes back, I'm leaving for shure. We can't do four more years.

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Speaker 1: We we got a lease here. No, I'm gone. We have a lease here, still going gone.

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Speaker 3: I'm out of here. I can't do it, No fucking way, not four more.

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Speaker 1: Did you do anything over the weekend? No, I didn't do much.

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Speaker 6: I was.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I did local ship, went uptown, saw my cousins and ship and haul them and that was it.

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Speaker 1: I ain't do too much.

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Speaker 3: I was in the hood, chilling, Okay, Yeah, I didn't didn't check in with anyone, showed up in.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, check my pops, like checked in with my dad, you know, like that. He gave you a pass.

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Speaker 3: He did, in fact give me a b He was like, I'm good up here in these streets. You know what I'm saying. He was like, it's a little shaky right now, but everything is good.

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Speaker 1: Who is your favorite character in Jersey Shore?

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Speaker 3: My favorite character in Jersey Shore. I like I like No, I like I like uh, what's the what's the uh?

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Speaker 1: The Italian?

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Speaker 3: I like pauly D and I like Uh. I like Jay Wild. I like Snooky too, though I like Snookie.

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Speaker 1: I like Snooky so so if he was with me at the shore, you would have steped Roger because jay Wile' is your one.

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Speaker 3: No no, no, And I like that. I ain't stepping in nobody step dislike. I like I like Ji because Jay wile she kind of always seemed like she wasn't with the messy bullshit. She always seemed like the mediator, like she was always the one after the bullshit goes down.

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Speaker 1: With this cast and crew. Yes, anyone could look like they're not with the message ship just by saying, hey, everyone calmed down once.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's all you have to do. But I like Snooky too. Snooky was cool. But I like I like pauly d And and Vinnie.

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Speaker 1: That was one of the greatest reality TV shows ever.

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Speaker 6: I like it.

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Speaker 1: I know it embarrassed Italians and they hated it, and it's not Jersey culture fuck on that. That show was fucking hilarious. You know. It was one of the greatest, amazing cinema.

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Speaker 3: One of the greatest shows ever. And I loved I love like where everybody is at.

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Speaker 1: NAP how far the situation listen and say what you want about the situation. He was ten to's did his time like a man. No one went down with him. Now he's raising his kids. That's a man right there. Yeah, that's a man. Look at him, beautiful.

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Speaker 5: He used to call whomen grenades every night. Now look at him.

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Speaker 1: Look at them alms full of two daughters. That's what life is, man. They would just get drunk, not get pussy, and then just knock anyone out around them. What was the producers were like, now, you can't bring girls back. It's liker. I wan to knock someone out. Then what was they thing?

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Speaker 3: Jim laundry and tan gtl GTL Jim tannel laundry.

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Speaker 6: That was pauly d had some classics.

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Speaker 1: He's probably like a multi multi multi millionaire, right because he had like a real profession outside of it. Didn't you have a Vegas residency?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, DJ's a lot.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that was set up for him to be a star. No DJ. After the show, they definitely.

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Speaker 3: Did what they were supposed to do with that platform as far as like everything after.

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Speaker 6: That, he looks exactly the same. He's forty three, looks good man. He looks exactly the same. Air Jel just wonders.

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Speaker 1: Jim tanned laundry. The Fellas would go to the tanning bed when they lived at the beach. That was always funny to me. They didn't even have to go You're Italian and you're at the beach, they just go outside. They didn't even have to go to the beach.

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Speaker 3: They had a beautiful deck, Like they could have just chilled at the crib, you know what I mean.

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Speaker 7: Like, but that doesn't make you orange. You gotta go get the orange tan.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's what they're trying to get. Don't like Italians have that night. It's like olive ten. Why don't you want to have that? They want the obnoxious bullshit?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, because if they're Italian with the American cut, they're not really Italian.

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Speaker 1: Got what the American cut?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 1: Would you ever date a girl that was on one of those shows Dawn Like? They were young? They were in their twenties Jersey Shore, Yeah, or show like it.

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Speaker 4: They were like twenty two twenty one. They were young.

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Speaker 1: I think Vinnie was like seventeen. He was like a miner on that show. No, he was. He couldn't go to like the club for the first six seasons.

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Speaker 7: Shout out to Vinnie. Vinnie also, yeah, shout out to Vinnie. Everybody knows why, but shout out of Vinnie.

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Speaker 1: Oh because he has a big dick? Why yeah? Hold yeah, First of all, no, no, you guysn't wrong with the honey pop. How do you know that? Because I watched the show and that was a big thing. That's clearly what you know? You know what else about Vinnie? If you know, you know.

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Speaker 4: He exclusively dates black women?

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Speaker 1: That oh I don't know that he didn't he fock snookie, that's TV.

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Speaker 4: But in real life he's only been caught with black women.

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Speaker 10: But caught he can't bring he can't bring him back to that. Now you're caught, you like you like black women? You caught, We caught you with a black woman?

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Speaker 1: Vinnie. Yeah, I did not know that was the thing with Vinnie. I was in an elevator with Vinnie at the Mandre on like three or four La trips Ago, just the two of them.

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Speaker 5: You look down.

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Speaker 1: I mean I may have peaked at the end scene to see if the rumors were true.

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Speaker 6: All right, I'm not a math person, but he's thirty six. Now, this show aired in two thousand and nine, so how old was here?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, seventeen years ago. I can't read nineteen all right, so, yeah he was underage. No, that was fifteen years ago, right, Yeah, he's thirty six.

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Speaker 6: Thirty six, so he was twenty one.

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Speaker 1: I never really kept up with it once they went to like Italy and did the reunions and all that. But first two seasons, yeah, I was watching everything.

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Speaker 3: No, this was one of those shows that is by far the cult classic, one of the biggest reality shows ever. But they would you know, they set up a bunch of other shows off spins, different Jersey Shore reunions and things like that. This is a the Jersey Shore brand is huge.

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Speaker 1: There was nothing funny about Snookie getting her like clocked cleaned, but imagine someone airing that on TV.

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Speaker 5: Now, Oh that was crazy. She got she got rot.

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Speaker 1: And then I remember, like the guy that did his dad was complaining to some newspaper that like, his son can't get a job now and they ruined his life and it's not fair you knocked a woman clean out at the bar on television. Yeah. I don't think the system is the problem here. I think it might be your raging alcoholic son.

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Speaker 4: Good morning violence against women. If you're watching this on YouTube, and.

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Speaker 1: I'm sure they know what we're talking about Yeah, I feel like this is one of the first virals.

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Speaker 6: Like, oh, they did edit out that well when it aired, they showed it like fifteen times. They played that shit back. That was the commercial it was. They brought in the guy from Sports science, Max Kellerman.

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Speaker 1: A breakdown of it.

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Speaker 6: They brought in the guy from sports But yeah, now it's now it's very diff for different world.

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Speaker 7: I started, as it should be a different world. I started the Bear yesterday.

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Speaker 2: Bear.

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Speaker 4: No, you guys never seen the Bear, none of you.

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Speaker 6: No, it's the Jeremy all and White. That that actor that cooking show in Chicago.

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Speaker 1: Oh, I see, he's a mean like all the time. Yeah, he's constantly I mean, but he's always exhausted. I don't. I feel like he was.

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Speaker 5: A part of the rap Boy summer. Look, we talked about that on Patreon.

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Speaker 1: Gotcha, it's so good.

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Speaker 7: Like I was trying to figure out what to watch next. I was gonna do the Sopranos, but I remember Mal said that I should wait for him.

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Speaker 4: So I'm waiting for mall.

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Speaker 1: So you're gonna be waiting for quite some time to watch the Sopranos. Yeah, so we started this week. We're gonna started this week. Okay, was going to whose House?

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Speaker 4: Episodes one through four?

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Speaker 1: Episodes one through.

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Speaker 7: One through four, we're doing this week, We're gonna watch all four episode four episodes the Sopranos.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know there's more than four episodes. I know.

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Speaker 4: I'm saying this week, watch four episodes.

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Speaker 5: Are you gonna watch that together? You're going out? Like are you going to be like a FaceTime Okay, one, two, three?

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Speaker 4: Hip, You're gonna watch it separately? And I'll text him and say, oh, you saw that.

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Speaker 1: That's crazy, But Mall has already seen it, so we can pretend to be watching it over.

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Speaker 4: I've seen this, Oh I've I've never seen it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but I don't mind, Like the Sopranos are such a great show, I don't mind watching it from the beginning, like like I just did with Picky Blonde Is. I just watched that again for the you know, like probably the third time.

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Speaker 1: I made Kia watched the entire series, and I watched every episode with her willingly amazing.

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Speaker 4: That's what I do with rais Anatomy.

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Speaker 3: So I'm trying to find some new shows though, like I'm trying to find watch the Bear. I know you told me to start House of Dragon. I didn't, well, I'm going to start that.

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Speaker 1: I wasn't really in like a magical move this weekend, but it did cross my mind that I not magic. Tell Dumeris that I would watch that. Yeah, I gotta start House. I thought it was like the pret magic in it. It's not like so it's before magic and then the magic came for Game of Thrones.

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Speaker 4: There was no magic in Game of Thrones. It's not Harry Potter.

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Speaker 1: It's just there's But there's dragons.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the only dragons. Dragons are not magical. Okay, they're not.

00:16:47
Speaker 1: That was not real.

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Speaker 4: That's fine.

00:16:50
Speaker 1: You don't believe in dragons. I mean Cisco, yeah, he is the dragon. But other than that, no, I mean maybe they existed at one point. I don't need someone on TikTok telling me the real history of them again, because you already know where I stayed with dinosaurs. Yeah, aren't they kind of similar?

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Speaker 4: Kind of yeah, fire breathing dinosaurs.

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Speaker 1: Is there a conspiracy that I missed that dragons were real? And this wasn't something that some author made up? Because I'm on the side that magic was real at one point and still.

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Speaker 4: Is magic is real. I don't think dragons really real.

00:17:23
Speaker 1: What do you mean magic is real?

00:17:24
Speaker 4: Magic is real.

00:17:25
Speaker 1: I believe it like I think there was someone on the grassy No, but I also believe in the magic bullet. Magic is real.

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Speaker 5: Man, they shot his ass in the face.

00:17:33
Speaker 1: Well, manipulation is spun around, that's what magic is.

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Speaker 7: You don't so you don't believe in magic at all, like any type of magic. Autumn Spanish girls, you doundated autumn corner stores. You don't went into with them. Santaia Kando's growing up in the Bronx. You're telling me you don't believe in magic.

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Speaker 1: M hm.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, but just because those things exist doesn't mean that they're.

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Speaker 3: And I think they only work when you believe in it, like Matilda, So then it's real. Well not to me saying if you think magic is real and maybe some ship will work on you, I don't think if David Blaine came in here and starts spitting.

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Speaker 1: Up frogs in front of me, I wouldn't be But that's that's not magic. That was just like performative art. That's wild.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, he's more of an endurance He's more of an endurance performer. Yeah, his stunts are more extreme physical bouts rather than like whatever.

00:18:20
Speaker 1: Wasn't a magician, the greatest magician ever.

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Speaker 4: Okay, so when we're okay, when we were talking.

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Speaker 1: About magic, a bay rute to me he didn't go against the best competition. Like that's true, there were not We're.

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Speaker 7: Not talk about angel magic. Oh my god, there's a rabbit behind my ear, like we're not. We're not talking about that kind of magic. We're talking about magic, voodoo, whoodoo, those type of like magics.

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Speaker 1: I don't believe in that ship. Well, you believe in dragons, tell me that theory. When were the dragons here? I don't believe in dragons. Oh, I thought you were trying to tell me that. You would look at me like you don't believe in dragons. Not never crossed my mind to believe. I thought you did.

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Speaker 3: No, you look like a dragon believer, Drew Hill. And that's why or your wall growing up, for sure.

00:19:05
Speaker 4: But you said you were looking for something new to watch.

00:19:07
Speaker 1: Yes, I am bear.

00:19:08
Speaker 4: Everybody told me to watch the Bear. I went into it.

00:19:11
Speaker 7: I'm not knowing what to expect other than the Jeremy Allen White memes.

00:19:15
Speaker 4: And it's an amazing show. I love it so much.

00:19:17
Speaker 7: It will give you anxiety if you're not a person that's used to chaos, But I like it a lot.

00:19:21
Speaker 2: Have y'all.

00:19:22
Speaker 3: Have y'all watched Natalie Nun showing zeus baddies. Have y'all seen it?

00:19:27
Speaker 1: I have some clips here. That is the sickest shit on TV by far. I'm away. They just on their fighting. Yeah. I had a striper friend that put me onto that show, and I was judging her at first, and then I watched a few clips and I was like, this is the show. It was the funniest show on telling her I watched the whole first season. I'm on season two. They just get y'all what's up and just starting telling me you don't believe the magic.

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Speaker 3: When Natalie Nne is doing that Zoos's magic, I'm like, wait, So there's no storylines. These girls just follow each other on social media or they know each other's social media. She said something slick, and now she's in the house, so I'm trying to see what's up, Like she tweeted something crazy, and it's like as soon as the chicks walk in, they say hello.

00:20:09
Speaker 1: You got to see the casting call that.

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Speaker 3: They just did with Natalie Nunn Shincia and I forgot the other reggae artist's name, but like chicks was just coming in there and they was like, yo, you want to get in the house. They'd be like yeah, they like fight her right now, and they just start swinging on each other. I'm like, wait, this is TV. This is like, this is what's going on on TV right now.

00:20:29
Speaker 1: I mean, this is like squid Game but reality TV versus BRO.

00:20:32
Speaker 3: They are just I don't think you understand. There's no storylines. They just like, yo, you looking at me?

00:20:37
Speaker 1: Funny?

00:20:38
Speaker 3: I think you are you jealous? And they just start scrapping and that's just the show. And the Nally comes in and says it shot a clock, they take a shot, they fuck hit me.

00:20:48
Speaker 1: I'm like, yo, wait, how did I get in this house? Yeah? I'm like, yo, what is Natalie nothing doing?

00:20:52
Speaker 3: And it's like this is the thing though, like and it's like this season you could tell the production budget is bigger, which means somebody cut a big check.

00:21:00
Speaker 1: Like people are in tuned this ship.

00:21:01
Speaker 3: But it's just like all these girls are doing is straight up fighting.

00:21:04
Speaker 1: Wait, they got the goat Krashan Rock yeah, Oh, she's ready to fight.

00:21:11
Speaker 5: She got on.

00:21:12
Speaker 3: Sister's on there to Takeishi. I think in it Takeshi. I'm sorry, I'm mester name.

00:21:17
Speaker 1: I don't want you fighting yo, taking out your thinking to hit the vape, hit the VAPI. Know this baddie ship.

00:21:24
Speaker 3: If you haven't seen this, this is by far some of the funniest and best TV I've ever seen, because it's just girls on here fighting for no reason other than I don't like the way she looked at me and they just start fighting.

00:21:37
Speaker 1: Can I borrow your zeus account?

00:21:39
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, one hundred per I want everybody to watch this ship. This is the greatest shit on TV right now.

00:21:43
Speaker 4: Well, did you watch Jocelyn's Cabaret?

00:21:45
Speaker 3: That's no one see I'm just getting into you know what I mean, Like, I'm just getting into that world, baby d So let me kind of but I'm getting into that next because I didn't see some clips, I'm like, wait, this is how Choceln was giving it up.

00:21:57
Speaker 1: So my stripper friend, that's the one. They just they just it's like backyard wrestling. That's right there. Oh I can tell by the stand.

00:22:03
Speaker 3: No, No, she could fight, No, she could fight and look at the boom Mics.

00:22:08
Speaker 1: Yeah, Baddy's East. Are you more of the Baddy's East or Baddies West. I'm from the East Coast. I like to I like to the home team.

00:22:14
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like the East Coast Baddies. But now it's the Baddies Caribbean that the Caribbean fighting. He's bitch just fighting on saying it's all kind of going on, Like, Yo, this.

00:22:25
Speaker 1: Is the greatest shit on TV. Could you see yourself like maybe investing in a fighter and like maybe sponsoring one of these girls? Oh yeah, yeah yeah, manager emotional. Yeah did you maul?

00:22:34
Speaker 6: Have you checked out that there's a boy version? There's bad boys?

00:22:37
Speaker 1: No, I see, I don't. I don't. I don't want to.

00:22:39
Speaker 6: You don't want to watch the men throw down in Texas because.

00:22:42
Speaker 1: I think they're gay but they fight, Yeah, but I don't want to see gay gay man can scrap. Yeah, I don't want to see that.

00:22:48
Speaker 5: I mean, this looks exciting.

00:22:51
Speaker 1: Oh damn oh they could right in the ring. This is what reality is used to.

00:22:58
Speaker 6: Be, saying there's no goals, just women and men fighting.

00:23:01
Speaker 1: It's still fucked puff. But like, if you remember making the band in the early days, before they put like laws on this ship. They were scrapping in that house for two episodes straight.

00:23:10
Speaker 3: No, this is if y'all thought that when e nes and what's the name for it and making the man if, y'all thought that was crazy. Yeah, it's Nus and Freddy fight. This is nothing compared to what the baddies is doing.

00:23:23
Speaker 1: Uh. Pause. They had great stamina in this fight, though, because they fight for like a good fifteen minutes. You know, the hardness to fight for fifteen minutes in the studio, and there there was one fight in the house when they were going to different floors. You run up some steps and then keep fighting. Yeah, it's on now you're in shape.

00:23:38
Speaker 4: They could never may be that angry in my life.

00:23:41
Speaker 6: Ever changing changing levels and continuing to fight.

00:23:45
Speaker 5: It's crazy.

00:23:46
Speaker 1: I thought it was not just siblings, but sometimes you need that.

00:23:49
Speaker 3: Sometimes you need a good you know, you gotta just fight things out, man, and then we could be cool later.

00:23:54
Speaker 1: But to me, that made more sense than when they were singing boys to men for their bed. Yeah, fight for the bit. Yoh, y'all would have stayed in his house at the end of the road. Is not getting me on that pillow. That's what Natalie is doing. You want to stay in this house, you gotta fight her.

00:24:07
Speaker 7: Do y'all judge they have a house. Do y'all judge women that watch shows like that?

00:24:12
Speaker 1: No, I think everyone can just turn their brain on judge women that watch shows like that.

00:24:16
Speaker 3: But I do judge if you the type that like that's what consumes your like social life as far as like what you're talking about and things like that every day, it's like that's when it's like you're a little too invested into that ship.

00:24:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I've locked in Worth Bentley getting in your face with a bow tie.

00:24:33
Speaker 6: Fawns were playing mediators, hilarious.

00:24:37
Speaker 1: What is fins Worth up to? I don't know, man. How old is he? He has to bring colors back him? Kanye Andre three thousand.

00:24:46
Speaker 5: He's fifty.

00:24:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure what Farnes Bentley's up to. Man.

00:24:50
Speaker 5: How many of them brows do you think he owns?

00:24:53
Speaker 1: I've never thought about that, Julian, Yeah, he's got quite a collect He was kind of like one of the early male fashion and influencers. I feel like, what's your for sure?

00:25:02
Speaker 5: How's he not of his Umbrella brand collab.

00:25:04
Speaker 1: I'm sure he does that an a ka umbrella. I mean, it's just picking. I thought I thought that their arms was right there to watch the watch and the bow ties. I mean, how you tired in thes this was a fun time. Well, No, Jocelyn's Cabernet is fucking crazy. Cabernet or cabaret whatever that she did, Josh, I'm say she got Wine out Johnson not fucking around with Josh Wine making jail. Yeah, she about to get y'all drunk and then fighting.

00:25:38
Speaker 7: No, But so I watched like an episode or two of Jocelyn's because my homegirl used to watch it, and Jocelyn is very entertaining, So I didn't mind, Like if she made me watch that with her, if I come over, I'll tell her I'm not watching that.

00:25:51
Speaker 3: Off that clip with Jocelyn walking through like fucking whole Cogan at WrestleMania at backstage and she was fighting everybody. That's Cocaine bid for real, y'all talking about the movie Cocaine bit. When Joscelyn starts slapping niggas told about you get out my way. She was just swinging on everybody.

00:26:07
Speaker 1: And they moved, Oh yeah, move and she has probably the craziest thing that's ever been said on cable when a girl was crying about two abortions that she got and then Joscell said, damn, bitch, double homicide.

00:26:19
Speaker 4: No, that was a jost was the girl behind her?

00:26:21
Speaker 1: Either way, she was this. She was a GM of that whole ship.

00:26:24
Speaker 7: Yeah, she aborted twins and the girl she was like, yeah, like you know, talk about herbortion. She was like, and it was twins, and the girl behind her was like, damn double homicide.

00:26:32
Speaker 6: Yo.

00:26:33
Speaker 4: The girl's herod was like, bitch.

00:26:34
Speaker 9: That was on the Caberne though, right, yeah, right there, I.

00:26:38
Speaker 7: Just had an abortion twins, twins, Yeah, double homicide.

00:26:48
Speaker 1: If you couldn't think of a more inappropriate thing to say in this fucking moment, so much that is me. But the girl that said it, or the editor that scored it, like drop the music and it cut to the wide shots. Yeahicide, Oh it was her.

00:27:09
Speaker 6: I didn't see which one of thee it was back right right here. She fixes her glasses.

00:27:16
Speaker 1: The bitch she said, oh, I'm sorry, No you're not.

00:27:22
Speaker 4: That ship is prime fucking set up, bro.

00:27:24
Speaker 3: Yeah, I gotta see all of this ship that's going on. On like this is one of those networks that they just putting up. Like listen, man, I like the people over there because you bring an idea to them, They're like, fuck it, we gonna find.

00:27:34
Speaker 1: A way to do it. And why I can't judge is instead of watching Dragon, which is probably like high level TV, real storyline make you think, I was like, Noah, funk that I'm watching the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader series on Netflix for an entire weekend. I finished the series. Why why not? Those women are inspiring. I even cried at one point. So it's like it's like Hard Knocks, exactly like Hard Knocks, but for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. I didn't realize how inspiring them. No, it's just about like making the squad.

00:28:03
Speaker 3: They got to get on their BADDI shit, theyin't got no baddies over there.

00:28:06
Speaker 1: No, because they're supposed to be America's sweethearts like Classy and l Noda and Natalie. None has America sweethearts. These chicks, I give them all the credit because that shit is way tougher than I ever thought it would be. But to do all that for minimum wage is crazy.

00:28:19
Speaker 5: Ye, all that for a skirt and ten dollars like.

00:28:22
Speaker 1: It's kind of wild, but I have a lot of respect for them. They they are very talented, Like I didn't realize the process. These are like trained professional dancers, I mean aren't all They just for some reason only dance to ac DC. Like these women are coming in as as dancing to Mozart and all that shit for the tryouts and they're like, yeah, run down the field, smile to Thunderstrike like you know, these are these women could be on Broadway.

00:28:47
Speaker 5: So they're probably like a students.

00:28:49
Speaker 1: Some of them do.

00:28:50
Speaker 3: Some of them are like I think some of this nick city dancers. Well, I mean I think all cheerleaders are professionally trained dancers. I think all of them went to school for dance.

00:28:59
Speaker 7: Now a lot of them, but no, no, it's it's that's not a requirement, but for them like the Dallas So yes, there's professional cheerleaders. But then there's the Dallas Cowboys cheerleader which is a different different brand.

00:29:13
Speaker 3: No, well, Dallas Cowboys period, that brand is on a different level than any other organization probably in sports outside of maybe the Yankees, yes.

00:29:22
Speaker 1: It's probably Yankees Cowboys. They always like herself black girl. Yeah, I mean not the Lakers now no offense. But even like, even when the Cowboys suck, they're still one of, if not the highest grossing French They are the biggest. They are one of the biggest brands in the world, and Cowboys the cheerleaders are a huge part of that brand. Like that shit is for real. It's very very serious. Do you have a favorite roy do they do? They give you some like characters that you can Reese was my favorite. She was a rookie.

00:29:51
Speaker 5: Rookies and me.

00:29:52
Speaker 1: And Kea was hating. She's beautiful. I can't pick them out of this you know, they make them all look alike. She is dating one of the one of the cuter chicks, super sweet and is dating like a thumb. That's the only way I could describe him. I know, it's not exactly what you mean. And she brought him into like introduce to the girls and everyone else. And she went to Alabama and was an Alabama cheerleader. And I guess this kid went like viral for doing some dumb drunk shit out an Alabama game. That's how she like saw him and everyone when he walked in, Oh, we thought you were dating someone from the team. No, and then here comes in someone shorter and uglier than me and with one of the baddest young cheerleaders, and it was like it and she DMed him. I was like, he either has to be the funniest guy. He had no job, by the way, either he just moved to Dallas with her and was like, yeah, I think I'll find a gig. Either he either has the craziest honey pack dick on earth, or he's hilarious because he doesn't have family, money and no offense. Because they seem happy, I really don't want to sound like I'm shitting. I'm hating. This is hate. Yeah, it's okay. I know I wasn't the only one watching that show, including all the other cheerleaders and the coach, and was like, he looks like a sweet guy. Probably since when new sweet guys win, they.

00:31:14
Speaker 9: Do win, they always that's flattering.

00:31:17
Speaker 5: He got like Ted Cruise.

00:31:19
Speaker 1: That's probably the most flattering photo of him. That's this is hate. I'm sorry they're happy his face is round. Listen, man, I think I was probably because me and he had a crush on Reese. I think that's why we were hating.

00:31:32
Speaker 7: That doesn't look like your type. It must have been her personality.

00:31:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like, you know, she's cute. They like haven't even touched though. They're like super religious. Oh that's why I share type religion. Yeah yeah, yo, I was trying to find a common ground.

00:31:51
Speaker 5: You guys do a photo shoot like this for like tour promo or something.

00:31:54
Speaker 1: Because we're not gay, that's why. Well, not like this, but like there's a lot of Llion types on the show. I do suggest watching it. It was entertaining and much more than I thought goes in with. But I mean, you know idea one of the rookie I used.

00:32:10
Speaker 7: To be addicted to watching they when they used to do the tryouts every year every summer. I would watch it like they would have the episodes back to back to back.

00:32:16
Speaker 4: I will watch it every summer. It's like a core memory.

00:32:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it was obvious, but I didn't realize it until they said it. Like these women are stocked every day. They find air tags on their cars, like, oh yeah, it's fucking nuts. They have to walk around with security more than rappers, Like even photographers like the Thanksgiving Day Game are grabbing their asses and shit, like cops have to be on alert just for them. That's fucking crazy. Yeah.

00:32:42
Speaker 5: Well, we were briefly talking about this before we start recruitment.

00:32:44
Speaker 6: I said, they have this whole thing too in their contract where they're not allowed to mix and co mingle with players and staff, and we all think that that's just for a legal byline. We don't think that's upheld at all in reality.

00:32:59
Speaker 7: In their coaches don't play like I don't like, don't play at all.

00:33:06
Speaker 1: No, they should. They should be like war generals. Those two women, they run a tight fucking ship. But I don't see it, because that is a big thing they say in the beginning, like you have to sign this no fraternizing with anyone in the organization, can't even like speak to them separate hotels. I get it. I just don't. I don't know if they even run into each other like that, because they need to use the field with all the yard markers, so they can't be there when the players are there because they both need the field. I don't think they run into each other all right, maybe on Instagram.

00:33:34
Speaker 3: I can't speak for NFL because I haven't been around NFL organizations that much, but NBA.

00:33:42
Speaker 1: Cheerleaders, oh yeah, of course. Yeah, but let's not act like.

00:33:45
Speaker 3: I've dripped after leaving the Homies cribs. All I'm saying like, maybe not an arena. You can't say hello and you can't speak, you can't do it in arena. But after them games is over, that arena closed.

00:33:58
Speaker 1: I know a lot of.

00:33:59
Speaker 3: Cheerleaders from from a few teams. That's all I'm gonna say.

00:34:02
Speaker 1: I mean, and I'm not downplaying NBA cheerleaders. I just think it's drastically different than the Dallas Cowboy cheerleader brand. Like they're they're there for this brand, not to just be around athletes.

00:34:14
Speaker 6: Okay, what NBA cheerleader like, what is a good There's no like coveted, you know what I mean?

00:34:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's I mean, it's there's no coveted.

00:34:24
Speaker 6: What like the way in which we were saying, like do when you think football Dallas Cowboys leaders, they're they're the number one, They're the bar for the NBA. There's not even there's no like outlier team right like that team.

00:34:36
Speaker 1: For sure it used to be.

00:34:38
Speaker 4: I don't know about nothing, but.

00:34:39
Speaker 1: Even then, like how an arena is set up, the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders are cheering the entire game on the sidelines like all around. They have to like sit Indian style for like most of the game and just have to wait for a time out and then they like sneak on the court. You don't. They're not like a big part of the process, Yeah, the way I think NFL is. But listen, I got a lot of respect because that that shit looked very tough. Well, I'm glad you found a new show to watch, and even I finished it in one weekend. Yeah, I can't wait for next seak. You made the squad?

00:35:08
Speaker 7: How would you feel about Tomara being becoming a Dallas Cowboys chearlier?

00:35:13
Speaker 1: If you would have asked me that before the series, I would have given you a misogynistic fuck no answer, But now actually learning about it, yeah, I think it'd be really cool. She just I think it's egregious what they pay them and for the time they put in, and like how easily they can be cut, Like you could be a four year veteran you get cut the next year. Everyone has to try out again every year. They had six new rookies for this season, which means six other people that were there before got cut.

00:35:38
Speaker 5: Yeah, so damn and.

00:35:40
Speaker 1: It's not like everyone's local. People are flying in and moving to Dallas just to try out.

00:35:45
Speaker 4: Yeah, to make fifteen dollars hour.

00:35:48
Speaker 1: But you'd be like one chick was a dentist. Like they don't have career one day of the week, right, No, they have practices.

00:35:55
Speaker 4: They practiced like three times a week.

00:35:57
Speaker 1: They had practice. But then they do so many fundraisers. Yeah, the Christmas celebration that the Cowboys do is the whole month of December, like every weekend.

00:36:07
Speaker 5: They do a lot of appearance.

00:36:08
Speaker 1: They make a lot of appearances. So they do what they paid just salary. So fifteen dollars okay, so if there's other things going on, but I don't know if that includes practice. They didn't give us a whole breakdown. Matter of fact, they really tried to avoid what the compensation was. Jerry Jones' daughter was avoiding every question that had to do with that. Yeah.

00:36:27
Speaker 3: So this is just a classic example of just wanting to be a part of a brand because you have another play in mind that once you're done with this, girls probably dance for three four years, five years maybe and then they want to transition to do something else. But having this on your resume does stand out.

00:36:42
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think a lot of these girls it was if you're a dancer, this is your dream since you're you were a kid, like you dream about being you know what I'm saying, Like you dream.

00:36:51
Speaker 3: I've had a lot of dreams since I was a kid, and once those dreams come to fruition, you realize what the fuck was I dreaming.

00:36:56
Speaker 1: It was around sixth grade that I realized I wasn't making the league. Yeah, it's like what we were good and see whyl There was a lot of controversy, Like I was reading articles that were outraged by this series because it digs into like body shaming and you have to be a certain type of figure and you have to keep a certain amount of weight. I get it if that was like in high school or college, but that's the gig. If that's what they want. Yeah, I can see how that would be harmful, but it's they're all adults. Yeah, like you got to make weight in other shit, what's wrong with them having to make weight too? They were saying it was very misogynistic and objectifies women and makes them feel like shit, And one girl talked about eating disorder, which was awful, but that is the gig. Like, I don't think the cowboys are shitty if that's the brand that they want to put out there, not the Cowboys.

00:37:48
Speaker 3: I think probably what people are saying is that sometimes these restrictions are a little too much to put on somebody, because if a woman really wants this gig and she has to make weight, things that some women will put themselves through just to achieve this goal of being a Dallas Cowboy Chileader. It's like, you know, like maybe y'all should lighten up on some of these restrictions, Like maybe a woman should be over one hundred and fifty pounds, maybe she could be one fifty seven and still perform to the highest levels.

00:38:19
Speaker 1: If it's image and athletic ability does have to deal with your weight, what would be the difference if they were in a Broadway show that required them to look a certain way, you have to continue to stay at that image?

00:38:30
Speaker 5: Whatso shitty?

00:38:32
Speaker 1: Example, fighters have to make a weight, like, they do horrible things sometimes to make weight. Wrestlers do horrible things to make weight. Yeah, it's fucked up, but that's the gig that you're signing up for. Well, in high school and all that other shit. I know you shouldn't be doing that to kid that's making way more money than these girls.

00:38:47
Speaker 7: Effects I mean, off the top of that, fighters are making weight, if I'm not mistaken, that's for they have to have a certain weight for like health and safety, like safety issues.

00:38:55
Speaker 4: We have to be around the same weight or whatever.

00:38:57
Speaker 1: Enough. Sure, but I'm saying people do fucked up things to make a weight or image four gigs.

00:39:02
Speaker 7: Like and also like we have to stop with this like super soft shit. Granted, yes, restrictions are really really hard on women. They call us all types of fat bitches, and they're awful to us. That's the world, right, it's awful. It needs to change. But when it comes to something like that, you don't have to do it. No one is forcing you to not eat bagels for four days because you have to make weight, Like that's a decision, like Roy said, that you're making as a grown woman. If you don't support that, then don't do it.

00:39:27
Speaker 6: Now.

00:39:27
Speaker 1: Maybe they could hire a nutrition nutritionist because they're making so much fucking money and paying nobody. At least give these girls like a doctor that could help instead of choosing bolimia. But you know it's not like they're working at an advertising agency and the boss is like, yeah, you need to lose weight, Like that's fucked up. Yeah, but that's this is the gig. They flat out say you're supposed to look like America's Sweetheart, which probably has a lot of racist undertones. I'm with you on that one. But losing weight, isn't it. That's just y'all brand. That's the Cowboys cheerleaders and you.

00:39:56
Speaker 7: Know that when you go to sign up. So the girls aren't complaining. No one trying out for that team is complaining. It's other people complaining.

00:40:04
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a long run about the Cowboys. Sorry, I'm about the Cowboys from that one.

00:40:10
Speaker 6: Yeah.

00:40:11
Speaker 1: I think it's the rejection from Reese. Like once I found out she had a guy, I was that started to resent her. Serious help you guys watch the Olympic trials. Yeah, yeah, I can't wait for the Olympics this year. One track is trendy Paris. Yeah you're not gonna go out there? Nah?

00:40:33
Speaker 3: I would love to, but I've never been to no Olympic games now that I think about it.

00:40:39
Speaker 7: Never should carry out their smoking ship like, oh my heart, she makes my mom.

00:40:45
Speaker 3: I'm happy for her man because she had a rough She had a rough moment a couple of years ago, and it would have been easy for her to fold, to kind of like just disappear, and we never know about what happened with her. But you know, she rebranded herself and you know, got back on the track, worked out, and now she's on her way till first Olympics.

00:41:03
Speaker 5: So first one, right, Yeah, she got banned from Tokyo.

00:41:07
Speaker 6: I'm excited and she had I mean that race, the race, she just ran an awful start. She took a side step to the right, which if anyone knows how the blocks, that costs that significant time. And she's still smoked, smoked the last sixty meters of that race.

00:41:20
Speaker 5: She cooks ran a ten eight eight.

00:41:21
Speaker 6: I think she could crack ten six on her best day at ten to five in the final.

00:41:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, her second fifty was always ye best if she could fix her start. Yeah, she's going to be.

00:41:32
Speaker 6: There's two falls out the blocks. There's a forward fall and then a side fall, and the side fall is the worst fall. And she still won that heat, so she's she's looking really really good.

00:41:41
Speaker 7: Her final heat, she ran a ten seven and she wasn't even she was celebrating before the line, like she's that girl is insane.

00:41:49
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's gonna be even though she didn't make it the last Olympics, but for the past four years, women's track has been more exciting than men's track for the first time, so I'm happy she's going.

00:41:58
Speaker 3: I think I feel like women's sports is more exciting than men's sports at this time. Being honest, I was talking to somebody about the NBA finals, and you know, this is the first year. I was kind of like, you know, I had Dallas to win it. I thought Luke and Kyrie was gonna win it. I'm glad Tatum and Brown got a ring. They've been knocking at the championship door for the last few years. But even in even in them winning, it didn't feel like a team had just won the finals.

00:42:25
Speaker 1: That finals with Trash, Let's just tell the playoffs this year were great finals for Trash.

00:42:30
Speaker 3: I was like, yo, this is this is it? Like this is the championship. This season is over? Like this is it just didn't feel it didn't have that. It didn't have that that that championship energy, that championship a lord like this is a trophy that most players will never win, and watch the team win it, it didn't feel like, you know, they just didn't. I don't know, it's something. It just doesn't The NBA doesn't have that energy. I don't know what it is, but for the last couple of years it's been a very lack us to vibe with the NBA playoffs in the Championship.

00:43:03
Speaker 1: With women's sports on the rise, and me just watching this Dallas Cowboys cheerleader thing, like I think I have a full grasp of what it takes. Could we start the first male cheerleader crew, like maybe for the Liberty, for the Sparks, me U g Herbo like, we could just we could be the male chip if we make weight, we could be the male cheerleaders for women's sports.

00:43:24
Speaker 6: Oh you're out.

00:43:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll pass on that. I'm cool.

00:43:27
Speaker 4: Y'all can't lift each other up? Y'all weak?

00:43:30
Speaker 6: Who can?

00:43:31
Speaker 1: You couldn't?

00:43:31
Speaker 3: You couldn't lift for Ri up, like hold him above my head? Yeah no, I can't do that.

00:43:36
Speaker 1: Exactly. Get Jada Kiss. I just saw him on the rings Kiss Kiss on rings. You didn't see him do that crazy acrobatic ship. Jada Kiss was on like the rings inverted? No, how did you see this? This shit went viral? They'll tell me Kiss was on no rings? I see wait for it? No way, you better stop playing with Jada. No, but he's doing like okay, no wait, wait for it.

00:44:03
Speaker 5: Mm hm oh shit.

00:44:06
Speaker 4: If you're on audio, you gotta go see the video on you.

00:44:08
Speaker 1: And then there's another version where he just holds himself upside down for like a minute. So Kiss could definitely join our cheer squad. Kiss, What the fuck you got going on? Man?

00:44:18
Speaker 3: Who kiss over the though I know he didn't he No, I'm that's dope. But on the rings, like where did kids even find those?

00:44:23
Speaker 1: Which Jim is that he did it in a trench coat? Yeah, I think this was doing. I can't believe you missed this. This was crazy in the trench. Yeah go Kiss, go ahead, look at that. That takes core strength.

00:44:37
Speaker 3: Yeah, he worked, but he's been and he been on this. He's been on his workout ship for a few years though. That at the end is hilarious.

00:44:48
Speaker 1: Yo.

00:44:48
Speaker 3: This nigga got real songs with Biggie, No made up ships, no made up ships crazy, So.

00:44:54
Speaker 1: You wouldn't want to look into that with me. No, what squad would you want to cheer on? I'm not.

00:45:00
Speaker 6: I'm not.

00:45:01
Speaker 3: I'm not a cheerleader, bro. I mean, well, let the internet teller I am.

00:45:06
Speaker 6: Yeah.

00:45:06
Speaker 1: I guess that was set up for easy joke. I didn't even I didn't even put those two and two together. I like the record, you know whatever, Listen, we don't have to go down that path. There was people in my d MS multiple over the weekend that said that they were going to murder me and my daughter based off my opinion of wanting to hear some B sides at the Kendrick Show. Welcome to the club. Yeah, yet yet I'm the weirdo's that's a light weekend. You want to kill you and your daughter? That's light, that's like, that's that's fine. But for the reason it's the craziest part. That's not wanting to murder me and my daughter. That's up to park leant to kill a nigga because he don't like who you like. That's not glazy. No, I actually liked the guy so much. I wanted to hear his B sides. I wanted to hear some Section eighty stuff.

00:45:49
Speaker 3: You niggas you in and that niggas are so weird, man oh man, But I love having fun with them, so.

00:45:54
Speaker 1: No, it's great to have the conversations back and forth. I just I understand like a lot of the flak we been getting just from that point of view. But the b side one, I have just racking my mind all weekend of why that was so offensive to everyone that I personally just felt like I wanted that Welcome to the club, man, welcome to the fucking club. But it's cool. Bobby was setting them straight over the weekend. They didn't need me, so they sent They sent Big Bob over there. So Kendrick is a Bob. Kendrick shot a video for not Like Us.

00:46:25
Speaker 3: So not only do we have the Amazon show, now we have the video ready to come out.

00:46:29
Speaker 1: Oh you sound like me and w Reith you said outside too much. That's sit. Now we got the video. Because the videos on the way, I thought it was cool, like BTS for videos being a thing again, even Complex who you know we've been back and forth with. I thought it was cool they were on set like old MTV news shit covering music videos. I thought that was something I miss in the culture when music videos like mattered and they all of media stopped what they were doing to go to the set and interview people. That was cool and all of the shit.

00:47:00
Speaker 3: Aside, y'all, don't think this is like it's a bit much with this record now, Like, y'all don't think that it's like it's like we've dragged it a little like it's a diss record, number one grade all of this Amazon showed great.

00:47:13
Speaker 1: But if you have a number one record, you're not going to shoot the video. First of all, I don't believe that record with number one. That's just it did. But whatever, it's definitely number two. I get it.

00:47:22
Speaker 3: But like, now we get the video, which means now we got to roll the video out into the album.

00:47:28
Speaker 1: Like sounds like a rollout.

00:47:29
Speaker 4: Damn, it sounds like a successful rollout.

00:47:31
Speaker 1: It sounds like, yeah, but I'm just saying off of a disrecord. Though, Yeah, Drake shot a video, didn't he rolled a whole van into the sixth? Did he roll out an album over a disrecord? No?

00:47:45
Speaker 3: So back to what I was saying, y'all, don't think this is a bit like didn't he not do that interviews?

00:47:54
Speaker 1: Yes, phone was views. Didn't he take the momentum from the Meek Thing into the Future thing and then interviews. I think the Meek ship went right into the Future collab album like that was momentum.

00:48:08
Speaker 3: That's different, bro, this is this is what meetsh it was was that me shit on the future album?

00:48:14
Speaker 1: He did the thirty for thirty free style right after was charged up back to best the leak song on the album. Don't I don't think that. You don't know that, not like us, it's going to be on Kendrick's album. Are you Rory? Don't make me kick your child? It don't make me care you You you put out on me? So did you put out music? You you think that that song is not going to be on the album? I don't know.

00:48:34
Speaker 5: I don't think it will.

00:48:36
Speaker 1: Why. Yeah, I'm kind of sorry, man, I'm kind of on the side that Kendrick won't do that. I don't I could be very wrong.

00:48:41
Speaker 6: I don't think it will.

00:48:41
Speaker 1: Because it would be the smart thing to do it. Oh yeah, y'all bolden on the crazy side because Kendricks.

00:48:46
Speaker 5: Because Kendrick's albums.

00:48:46
Speaker 1: Are so you think that this song is not gonna be a Kendrick's album.

00:48:49
Speaker 6: No, because his album is so conceptually concise that thematically. I don't think this would fall in line with whatever message he's putting out. If anything bonus, it would be like, here's the album, twelve songs, whatever, track thirteen bonus.

00:49:03
Speaker 5: Not like us, but it wouldn't.

00:49:04
Speaker 1: If you thall is not going to be on Kendrick's album.

00:49:07
Speaker 6: I don't think it would fall in sequence of the message of the album itself. But I can see a world where it would be added as a bonus record to the album.

00:49:15
Speaker 1: I mean, okay, you think this is going to be a bonus record on Kendrick?

00:49:17
Speaker 6: Sure? Maybe maybe.

00:49:19
Speaker 1: Hotline Bling obviously wasn't a dis to Meek, but it was in the three pack that had a dis to Meek as a throwaway, and then it ended up being as big ast song. He shot a video and put it on his album.

00:49:27
Speaker 3: Yeah, but when that came out, I was one of the ones that was like, yo, y'all listening to these dis records. Ling record is fucking insane, but we're talking about it. But not like us, y'all think that this is not going to be on his album. Julie said he think it's gonna be a bon.

00:49:40
Speaker 1: I think if any artist wouldn't do it. It would be Kendrick. I think any other artists would and it's a smart thing to do. I just don't know if he's gonna do that. I think this is all more rolling into the TD twenty year anniversary momentum than it is whatever solo shit Kendrick.

00:49:55
Speaker 3: This is Kendrick's first album on PG Liane Yes, Yes, and y'all don't think that this this record is gonna be an album.

00:50:05
Speaker 1: I feel like if he was still on TD and Innerscope, they would force him to. But I think he can make his own decisions now, and Kendrick would be one of the artists that I think wouldn't do that.

00:50:14
Speaker 7: Okay, I wouldn't listen. I'm not saying it won't be. I don't think it will, but I'm not saying it won't be. It's a possibility. Business wise, it would be smart to put it on there.

00:50:23
Speaker 1: But this is this is what business right, music business.

00:50:27
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm saying that it wouldn't that he shouldn't do it, or that it's.

00:50:30
Speaker 4: Not smart for him to do it.

00:50:31
Speaker 7: All.

00:50:32
Speaker 1: If you think it will be, you said no.

00:50:34
Speaker 6: I don't.

00:50:34
Speaker 7: I don't think that it will be but as far as the video and stuff, mal like. You know, usually when people be saying you be hating, I'll be like sticking up for you. But nah, Like, it's when a song has this momentum, Like you just said, it's a business. When a song has this momentum and this much talk, Yeah, you shoot a video for it. Yeah, that's that's what you do. You would be a dumb ass businessman to not do so.

00:50:57
Speaker 1: But you don't. But you don't think he's gonna put on an album.

00:51:00
Speaker 4: No, I don't. But that's not because.

00:51:02
Speaker 1: I don't think it's that important to how big of an artist that Kendrick is that he would need to put that on there to make sure it sells. It's going to sell Andrew la Marcells every time he puts music out. If this, if this was reversed to and let's say there was a knot like us on the Drake side and he was about to put an album out, I would say Drake wouldn't need to put that on there either. They're both A list artists that can make their own decisions. Two very different artists for sure, but they're both A listers.

00:51:32
Speaker 7: And hence the line Kendrick just opened his mouth. Someone go give him a Grammy right now, Like there's a reason why.

00:51:38
Speaker 1: He said that. Of course, there's a reason.

00:51:40
Speaker 4: Kendrick don't need help selling. He don't need to.

00:51:43
Speaker 3: That's not why he said that. So I think you took that ball, Ron, It's not why he said that. What do you mean he said that because he's basically saying that no matter what he says, people are gonna act like it's the greatest shit in the world.

00:51:53
Speaker 1: And Nani mc grammy, yea, he was a good bar but also he's never had struggles selling. No, I'm this is not about that. I'm saying that I don't think they need Bobby at the Park.

00:52:03
Speaker 3: You think that this song that got him a bag from Amazon to do a show and now shooting a video for it, you think all of that, but he's not gonna put it on his first album on his own.

00:52:13
Speaker 1: I think that Drake Kendrick thing, he's closing that chapter. It's done, and then he's gonna move on to that.

00:52:17
Speaker 7: And I also think that even if Not Like Us hadn't come out, I still think that Kendrick will get that Amazon.

00:52:24
Speaker 1: Now do I think there's going to be another disc on the album that's new, Yes, I do. I don't think it's gonna be not like us. I think it'd be a brand new verse or song in itself. And I think Drake's gonna do the same thing. I think they're gonna go back and forth the way Jay and Os continued on when it was done Blueprint two versus God's Plan like God's Son.

00:52:45
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Well, back to the Amazon show. One person that we talked about that wasn't there the game, he finally addressed.

00:52:52
Speaker 1: I guess all of the talking.

00:52:54
Speaker 3: And the rumblings of why he wasn't there, and you know, he basically basically set the record straight on why he wasn't there. He said, motherfucker's and my dms and all these blog sites and whatnot talking about the West Coast ain't fucking with you, and you ain't this and you ain't that.

00:53:12
Speaker 1: And you signed with this nigga and that nigga.

00:53:15
Speaker 3: When the fuck y'all heard me say motherfucking thing about who I'm signing with and this and that I being my own a chilling nigga taking care of my kids.

00:53:22
Speaker 1: Out the fucking way. I mean, I get what he was saying. And I understand why he addressed it. I don't know if he needed to per se he needed, but he definitely needed Yeah, I got I take that back. He kind of didn't need to say something.

00:53:35
Speaker 3: I love what he said about his He said his relationship with Drake. My relationship with Drake. Drake is my brother. I fuck with Drake. If I called Drake and tell him I need this, I need that, he gonna do it. If I tell him my kids want concert tickets, Nigga ain't in that, bitch. I'm a father first, and my loyalty is with motherfuckers. That's loyal to me. So my loyalty is with motherfuckers that's loyal to me.

00:53:58
Speaker 1: That stood out.

00:54:00
Speaker 3: Because basically what you're saying is, Okay, I'm only loyal to the niggas that's loyal to me. So who's not loyal to Game? I said it over the the past a couple of weeks. It's been the thing that I, you know, talking to people in LA, and a lot of people really feel like LA don't don't embrace Game the way he should. I know a lot of people saying it it's because of his management with Whack. People don't really fuck with with Whack like that.

00:54:28
Speaker 1: But I think Game has done a good job of publicly having a stance on even though Whack is his manager, he does not agree, Like remember that own Nipsey versus Whack thing, What's happened Drink Champs and all that. Game was extremely vocal and saying, I don't agree with not one fucking word. He just said, he's my manager. I fuck with him, but that's bullshit. I don't agree everything Whack says doesn't mean Game agrees with it. So he's made that separation. But I could see how could rub people the wrong way because Whack is a very powerful voice and has a lot of opinions that rub people the wrong way. Yeah, but so who do you think is not loyal to Game? What are you alluding to? Oh, I don't know.

00:55:05
Speaker 3: I'm just saying this been talks about, you know, LA kind of turning it back on him, Compton kind of turning it back on him again.

00:55:11
Speaker 1: I don't know.

00:55:12
Speaker 3: I'm not from the city, so I don't I don't. I don't know, but just speaking from people from LA, it's some things that people were saying, and I.

00:55:18
Speaker 1: Was surprised by it because I didn't.

00:55:20
Speaker 3: I didn't know that that's where it stood with Game, but I like that he did address it and he made the record clear he fucked with Drake, so he of course he wouldn't be a part of of a show that's seemingly uh, you know, put Peyton Drake in a certain type of light because that's his brother, as he said, and I respect that. You know, it's tough when you're from a city and an artist from the same city you're from is beefing or got a situation where somebody cool with it. Takes a lot for you to stand there and be like, yo, I get it, this is Compton. I support Kendrick, but that's my man. You know, that's my brother. Drake is my brother. So I'm signing I stand with Drake in this situation.

00:56:03
Speaker 1: Okay, but if you heard top Dog, wouldn't you feel some type of way? No, you can't. I don't think you could feel away. But like, if he's standing with Drake, that is standing with the opposite. You're not being neutral, You're just saying I staying with Drake.

00:56:16
Speaker 3: Yeah, But that's why I respect that. Okay, That's why I respect it because it's like, yo, nah, this is my brother, This is my He obviously has a different type of relationship with Drake than he does with Kendrick, and that's okay.

00:56:27
Speaker 1: We get more so a Top in their history.

00:56:29
Speaker 3: And I mean again, he feels like his relationship with Drake is a lot. They have a stronger bond, They have a stronger connection to stronger relationship.

00:56:38
Speaker 1: Than where him and Top may have just more time together rather than closeness. So I don't know, man, these guys. And obviously I was talking like I knew game last last episodes.

00:56:47
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you diagnosed but four different mental illnesses because I'm a doctor.

00:56:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, doctor doctor Farrell.

00:56:53
Speaker 3: I watched the Cowboys cheerleaders and once you watch that, you become pH.

00:56:57
Speaker 1: Those ladies get injured a lot.

00:56:58
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get it.

00:56:59
Speaker 1: I could definitely diagnosed twisted ankle immediately just off how swollen it was. But either way, I'm glad this shit is starting to die down. But with this video, I'm sure it overignite everything. I actually really have no opinion on the Bobby allthough things I don't know. I've said my piece about Bobby her being there with Wygi't are they doing an interview? Was that just part of the interview that's going to come out with Waygi.

00:57:23
Speaker 3: It's like mascot shit at this point, bring Bobby to the hood, paradeo around.

00:57:29
Speaker 1: I've said my piece since the second Bobby episode, so it's not hating. If I thought it was weird she was there, it was weird.

00:57:35
Speaker 6: I was reading some stuff about Kendrick that I thought was interesting. Most of the stuff I just kind of combed through it, Tognore because it's all like fan fodder. But there was this whole thing about is Kendrick's been the most the most we've seen Kendrick in the spotlight really seemingly ever, is like since this beef with the show, the music video, just like him being outside and people are speculating, is Kendrick ready to assume the role of being someone that's more of a public figure, like being seen outside consistently making music or do you guys think you think he'll assume that role and stay in this position or will do you think he'll kind of slowly once this whole rollout the album comes out, kind of go back into his way.

00:58:16
Speaker 1: When PG LANG was first being announced over many years ago, that was before mister Morrele My prediction was that out of whatever this is, because we didn't know much about it at all at that point, I predicted that Kendrick was going to be outside a lot more. We'd be seeing a lot more of him. He'd be doing more features, be more visuals, like I just don't think it's going to be the quiet Kendrick anymore. Now that he's free with his own company. I think we're going to see a lot more of Kendrick. But I thought that before the whole Drake thing, So yeah, I think this is going to be part of the career, part of Kendrick's career where we see him way more than we did before.

00:58:53
Speaker 3: I don't know, I haven't thought that much about it. I think that Kendrick is still gonna be who he is. He's not a guy that's you just see all the time, So I don't know. I mean, it's album time. You gotta be outside, you got to be more visible accessible. So we'll have to see once this album rolls out and you know it's that that period is overweight, we would have to see what type of role Kendrick is willing to step because now they crowned him the king of the West.

00:59:22
Speaker 1: But that was like before this people were saying that I was.

00:59:26
Speaker 6: Gonna say who who even before then would have been if it's not.

00:59:29
Speaker 1: Him, There's been amazing West Coast artists, but it felt like it went from Game to Kendrick pretty seamlessly. Well that's not discredit well Snoop at the house.

00:59:45
Speaker 3: And even the Game might have said that that Kendrick was the king of the West at one point. I don't know, but I just think that when you when you are in that role now and with all of this that's going on, with this, this new album and this is the record now, I think that Kendrick has to be a little more visible. He has to be a little more accessible. I don't know if he will be, though. I think Kendrick is at that point in his life where he can do what the fuck he want to do. So if you want to disappear after this is over with and not be seen for a couple of years, I think he'll very much do that too.

01:00:16
Speaker 1: Well. I mean, out of the big three, Kendrick was the only one that hadn't like owned his own label. So I think just by proxy, now that he has PG lang with Dave Free as a business owner, and they talked about signing acts, doing multimedia experiences and all this shit. He's going to have to be visible just for his company. M hm. Like Cole who's private, it's still seen a lot, especially when it's time to do the Dreamville compilations or ship. He'll pop up at Ari shows like he is very visible when his crew needs it because he's the leader and that's Dreamville, him and Eve Drake. The same way he'll hop on Ovio albums, he'll show up for them. Kendrick now needs to do that more than ever. Yeah, that he has his own company, so he'll be wrong, which is great. We'll see. Definitely want to see what they did with the video. Yeah, I hope they used some footage from the live stream. Oh, I'm sure they will. I'm sure the video this I mean, of course they performed not like us ten times because of the moment, but I think they also did that to get as much footage as they could for the video, the same way Kanye and Jay for Paris when they did it seven times because they were shooting the video. Oh, I thought they did it so that Westbrook keep getting the shit off on stage.

01:01:31
Speaker 9: Lets your ass he was in the groove, and Kevier was just like, keep going because you said he was shaking his ass.

01:01:37
Speaker 3: He was shaking his ass. You want me to do I mean, I say he was t working.

01:01:42
Speaker 4: He was sure he was dad.

01:01:43
Speaker 1: He was shaking his ass. You could shake your ass and average a triple double. Yeah, it's possible. It's a quadruple double maul. You finally got your moment. You've been talking about it for months. Oh yes, Chief Keith performed in Chicago. It first happened. It happened.

01:02:00
Speaker 3: We didn't hear about nothing happening after the show and at the show, so that means it was a success. Chief Keep performed for the first time in Chicago and uh year, over ten years, and this was dope. Man, this was a fucking moment. I've seen the clips, the videos from it. Uh, this was this was huge.

01:02:23
Speaker 1: Man. We happened.

01:02:24
Speaker 3: We didn't talk what happened last week, but Rory sent me the clip the night it happened, and I was happy for Chief Keith to be back in Chicago. I didn't think I'm gonna be honest, I did not think this was gonna happen. I didn't I thought they were gonna cancel last minute, and you know the city was gonna step in, like yo, it's too much of a risk, too much of a you know, it's it's a problem for the public.

01:02:46
Speaker 1: But it happened.

01:02:48
Speaker 3: And just looking at this clip, everyone's recording, everybody has their fans that their phones out.

01:02:55
Speaker 1: This was a huge, huge moment, man, Yeah, this was. This is you know how like at venues you can feel the entire place start to shake at certain points. I think he probably made that park shake when that This almost rivals when what was DMX at when he Woodstock Woodstock ninety eight.

01:03:18
Speaker 3: I think this might Obviously it's not as many people at this festival that Chief Keith was at, but this is right up there with that moment for me, Like, this is to me, Actually, the Chief Keep.

01:03:32
Speaker 1: Moment might be bigger than this.

01:03:33
Speaker 3: More it was more people at this because it's Woodstock, But Chief Keep performing Fernito in Chicago after not being in the city for a little over ten years.

01:03:43
Speaker 1: After being banned from a major city in the United States that he was a resident of. Yeah, that's that's that's a that's a fucking moment.

01:03:50
Speaker 2: Man.

01:03:51
Speaker 7: Can y'all imagine Jay Z not being able to perform in New York for ten years and then comes back and performs Niggas in Paris first time in New York.

01:04:01
Speaker 1: We might have feel like this would even be a bigger moment than that.

01:04:06
Speaker 3: Yeah, what Chief Keif has done just culturally in Chicago and what he's you know, not just from music period, well music, but but more importantly in the city of Chicago. Uh, you know, we all know obviously there's a lot of you know, negative energy that kind of seeped into that whole movement unfortunately, but just that that is still a part of it as well, that's part of the entire thing. That moment right there though, Chief Keif back in Chicago is definitely one of the biggest moments in hip hop.

01:04:42
Speaker 1: History, without a doubt.

01:04:44
Speaker 3: That's something that will be talked about. If you were there, You're never going to forget that moment. And it means a lot. It means a lot to the city. A lot of those a lot of those people in the crowd never seen Chief Keif perform. They've never seen him in Chicago, you know, so to have that moment and you know, Chief Keif, you know, just bringing the energy that he brought to the city of Chicago. Again, it's a lot of negative things that happen as a result of that, but you know, we also got to look at the fact that what he did for music in his city and the opportunities that he's given the cats that came behind him.

01:05:28
Speaker 1: There can be some redemption in all the negative that didn't come out absolutely of this entire thing. But I mean, listen, when he performed in Philly, I was losing my mind. I can only imagine in Chicago.

01:05:38
Speaker 3: Shout out to Chief Keif Man, that was a big moment. I'm glad that the city of Chicago was able to make it happen.

01:05:44
Speaker 6: Shout out called Bennett lyrical lemonade, just delivering that moment to that city's Ye incredible man.

01:05:50
Speaker 1: Shout out to them.

01:05:51
Speaker 3: That was a big moment for the city, a big moment for Chief Keif, a big moment for hip hop. And you know, hopefully they're able to create other oportunities for things like that to happen in the city of Chicago as well. And you know, I would like to see Chief keep do some things in Chicago as far as like you know, trying to trying to clean up some of the mess and talking to some of the people that are there and some of the guys.

01:06:15
Speaker 1: Man.

01:06:15
Speaker 3: Hopefully this is a step in the direction of like World said, redemption, changing things create more opportunities for the young, the next generation, the generation. Now, don't let it just be one moment on stage that night, like let it Paula into other other avenues as well.

01:06:33
Speaker 1: In the city of Chicago, we almost shout up late to our Roots Picnic set because we were watching Chief Key. Oh yeah, I had to.

01:06:39
Speaker 3: I never that was my first time seeing Chief Keep perform live, so I had to.

01:06:42
Speaker 1: We had to do that. I didn't embarrass it at all of that because I was like really into the set. No, not at all. It was dope to see I almost took my shirt off. Yeah, I'm glad you didn't do that.

01:06:51
Speaker 5: Or it was doing like the finger guns too, he's.

01:06:55
Speaker 1: Doing a finger guns. Yeah, definitely not doing the thing.

01:06:57
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did like ten pushups too.

01:07:00
Speaker 1: Why did you push up?

01:07:01
Speaker 6: Why?

01:07:01
Speaker 1: He was performing? What? What? What? Chief peoples on stage?

01:07:04
Speaker 6: He was in the I remember that year he was in the pavilion, right, he had that place jumping because that that's the best spot for sound at that Festival.

01:07:11
Speaker 3: You know, it was that even that in Philly, that that moment seeing him on stage, I was like, yeah, he still has he still has the following that I thought he did without a doubt.

01:07:22
Speaker 1: Speaking of not like Us, Double XL Freshman Class twenty twenty four Not quite sure why it says not like us on the cover, but.

01:07:29
Speaker 6: Kind of whacked that they did that.

01:07:31
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie, and.

01:07:32
Speaker 1: That's not a Kendrick there. It's just it's very unoriginal I double XCEL to do that, in my opinion, Like, what what does that have to do?

01:07:38
Speaker 5: What does that have to do with any of these people?

01:07:40
Speaker 7: Do they name the Double XL cover every year? Do they do like a little cute little catchphrase.

01:07:46
Speaker 1: Or anything, No, like maybe next up? Yeah we got next, or like yeah, not just what the hottest song is at the moment to just put right there? Yeah, not like that.

01:07:57
Speaker 5: Like it's interestingly like when.

01:08:00
Speaker 1: Younger Maid in twenty fourteen, they didn't just put like, ooh, it's a class of twenty fourteen. Yeah. No, it's a little corny at me, but I'm not really mad at the choices this year. Usually I have no idea who the fuck is on this cover, but the pictures here were cool.

01:08:16
Speaker 3: Listen to Bronx Legend is on the cover, Cashcow Bang anyone from the Bronx the legend right, cash Go bangs the legend for sure, shoutut the Skiller Baby, boss Man Dealer. Boss Man Dilo had a show here in the city. I think last week. Really, somebody had told me about it. I didn't know until like the late that night it was over. I probably would have went to that just to see what that was like. See with a boss Man Delo show was like, yeah.

01:08:39
Speaker 1: Four four bats on there, Scarlet that Mexican ot. Who's great show.

01:08:45
Speaker 3: A lot of people on here done shout out Late Banks, shout out the scarlet.

01:08:49
Speaker 4: Shoutout Lay Banks. That's my girl.

01:08:51
Speaker 1: Oh and they did a producer. Have they done a producer in the past.

01:08:55
Speaker 6: Well, it's the person that mixes the freestyle.

01:08:58
Speaker 1: I was about to say, because south Side is death not.

01:09:00
Speaker 5: A fresh yet, it's usually a legacy.

01:09:02
Speaker 1: Person for Okay, gotcha. Will they do the freestyles this year? I'm assuming so yeah.

01:09:08
Speaker 4: If they say it beats by south.

01:09:09
Speaker 1: Side, I think what was the what year was it when it was Uzi Denzel Curry, Yati twenty sixteen. To me, that was, like we talk about extremely pivotal moments in hip hop, Like we've talked a million times about the Kanye beating fifty thing for the first time to show like nerds, we're beating the street shit. That twenty sixteen Double XL freestyle is one of the most pivotal moments, whether you like it or not, in hip hop. And how it changed, Like the sound completely completely changed. And look at everyone that's was on that cover and where they are now, right Kodak Black twenty one, Savage Uzi, Yati, Denzel Curry, Like this really epitomized what the future was looking like. And again, whether you like that or not is your own opinion. And I remember the day when it dropped. I'm not saying I was sitting there going like the future is here. I'm happy. Old had Twitter was really pissed during this day, and I see why if you grew up on a different type of hip hop. But I think we all, as like the older haters, need to look back at this and see where all these gentlemen are now and the good that they have done. Oh yeah, this this was a wild moment in hip hop.

01:10:23
Speaker 3: I mean because it's you know at that time, when was this twenty sixteen, Yeah, this was you know, it's just the the look, the aesthetic was just so much different. So I think, you know, the prototypical hip hop heads was like, yo, what is this shit? But this was just the next generation expressing themselves. They sound different, they look different.

01:10:47
Speaker 1: All to this day are covering different basis of hip hop. Yeah, even you know, Denzil Curry still fucks with the underground Griselda guys and everything too. Like they covered their basis on this one. There's been a lot of shitty years with that Hosel, but this one they got right. They knocked this one out the park. As far as freshman and who's up next? Yeah? Absolutely, what's your favorite class? Oh man? Uh?

01:11:13
Speaker 5: I love?

01:11:13
Speaker 1: I love O nine? Who was that? Big Sean Wilele Asher, Roth, Corey, Gunns, Bob Bob, Charles Hamilton, Blue, Littlefiky Facts, Ace Hood, Currency, Kid Cutty. Oh nine, Like two thousand and seven had some great people on it, but it didn't make a lot of noise. Oh nine, I feel like is when the freshman allure started, because they like really did a full rollout for that entire thing.

01:11:43
Speaker 6: Twenty eleven is tough, twenty twenty.

01:11:45
Speaker 1: Ten is crazy. Cole Pill Nipsey, Freddie Big, Sewan Whiskal for Oj the Juice Man, j Rock, for Sean Donnis Sick Yes.

01:11:51
Speaker 6: Nuts twenty eleven, I mean Meek Big Crits Hi Hi, and then for me, I mean Mac Mac yg lil b Kendrick.

01:12:00
Speaker 1: What do y'all feel like this stopped mattering shit.

01:12:03
Speaker 6: After twenty six I feel like it stopped.

01:12:06
Speaker 7: It stopped mattering to us because we got older. I feel like it still matters to the younger generation.

01:12:13
Speaker 1: I feel like the younger generation no offense to double XCEL, doesn't give a fuck about double XL. We revered double XL because we grew up on it, But when they went full digital, these kids were on other blogs and other sites. Double XL didn't really capitalize digitally. But I also can't hate here twenty seventeen, you have a boogie their PNB Rock Playboy CARDI in tensasion like those guys are legends in their own right. M and I felt in twenty seventeen it didn't matter that much, but clearly they got it right. Yeah, I give them a lot of shit but they do get it right.

01:12:50
Speaker 4: Yeah, twenty eighteen they got it right too.

01:12:52
Speaker 6: Nineteen is a tough line of ta wack to Baby, Roddy Rich Corde, Rico, Nasty Gna, Blue Face, MEGANE Stallion.

01:12:59
Speaker 4: They got it. They get it right every year.

01:13:01
Speaker 5: But it's also like they're not taking risks. There's no one new.

01:13:03
Speaker 1: Oh for sure means they are established people for the most part.

01:13:07
Speaker 3: I mean, I think it's like what ro said that once once it went digital, once Double Exel went digital, and like because we used to find out who the freshman cover was, like when we saw that, when I all speak for myself, when I was actually in the store and sorted the magazine, Yeah, it wasn't about seeing it on Instagram and things like that, like you would actually see it at the news stand. So I think once that kind of phased out and it went straight digital, it kind of lost the lure that it had at one point. But just as far as the list, they do a pretty good job at putting the people in the class that turned out to do some really really dope things in the culture.

01:13:47
Speaker 1: So for that, you know, absolute Double Exelf.

01:13:50
Speaker 3: But I just don't think that it means as much as it did at one point because the transitioned from just print.

01:13:55
Speaker 1: To digital, well, digital was taking over everything. I think they were one of.

01:14:00
Speaker 3: The brands that kind of lost some of the law because of the transition.

01:14:05
Speaker 1: And what year did Hotel Benny not to do it? Well, Benny was on it was that or advised against it, was saying it just doesn't have the same lord, it doesn't have the same validation. Like yeah, and you're Benny, You're above a lot of these artists already and now they're just catching up. Yeah, nineteen, that was right before the pandemic. Listen, man, they missed Draken on nine. So yeah, I still have that that cover and that whole magazine Drake is in like in the show and proved section or whatever of that Freshman cover of Like Yo, this guy is a Canadian actor, which is crazy that he is in that that article but is not one of the front at that time.

01:14:47
Speaker 6: But I don't know.

01:14:48
Speaker 1: I mean, still still a pastime that I love. It's nostalgic. I'm curious what these freestyles would look like even if they do them. I think Mexican Ot might clean clean up everybody.

01:15:00
Speaker 5: He's nice, He really is.

01:15:02
Speaker 1: I think people underestimate how good he could.

01:15:04
Speaker 6: Wrap side step because I'm just looking at the rest of his cover. Here, there's a question here in this box our streamers and podcasters running hip hop? Is this like a newer conversation I feel like this has been had Or is that am I living in I may be talking.

01:15:21
Speaker 5: About that more.

01:15:21
Speaker 3: That might be the interview that I did. I think I did an interview for the I think it was double exelf for this.

01:15:27
Speaker 1: That might be it. Oh so, ma is mal is in the class of twenty twenty. He wanted a freshman then you being in the cover that says not like us. I think I did it.

01:15:37
Speaker 3: I think I did the interview. I think that's what it was. It was the topic was that our streamers and podcasters.

01:15:43
Speaker 1: I mean as far as media goes. Yeah, I think that. I don't even think you need to pose that question. But that's also why a lot of print that went digital is just so late to the party. Like the answers yes, and it's not even close if they're talking about media.

01:15:58
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was gonna say it's a rather redundant question.

01:16:01
Speaker 4: It depends on how they're asking it.

01:16:02
Speaker 7: Are they asking are they running the coverage or are they running the actual hip hop not just the coverage of hip hop?

01:16:09
Speaker 1: If that makes sense. I think I think the real question to pose, if they're trying to get ahead of the curve to have a conversation is will streamers permanently replace podcasters in hip hop media?

01:16:18
Speaker 4: Yeah?

01:16:19
Speaker 1: That would be the como to have for the next five years if it's going to shift like that. But yeah, I mean the answer is yes, who else would radio?

01:16:29
Speaker 4: Would you guys become streamers If that's where.

01:16:32
Speaker 1: It moves, you have to, of course, you have to adapt. I'm not mad at it. I mean I would want to kind of change the way you stream.

01:16:41
Speaker 4: Uh as far as what you make ex sample.

01:16:44
Speaker 1: I'm not having a sleepover. I mean you won't even have us over for dinner.

01:16:48
Speaker 6: Well, no, I think I think what de Maris is saying, it's more about it's less like this studio like this. It's more just about the medium being streaming rather than like us cutting this, editing, putting this on YouTube, Patreon whatever.

01:17:00
Speaker 4: Streaming has a lower overhead.

01:17:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure. I mean I think we do stream in our own right with the audience we have. When it comes to like discord Live and the private YouTube links that we put out to Patreon and even like Twitter spaces. I know that's not traditional streaming per se, but it is in the moment media. Yeah. So, I mean, of course, if the adjustment had to come where all the audiences no longer want podcasts in this form where they can listen to it whenever they want, they may want to eight pm every Wednesday night, and then we throw it out the next day.

01:17:34
Speaker 3: If you have to adapt, you have to adapt. You definitely have to adapt. But yeah, I'm not against streaming.

01:17:40
Speaker 7: Would you guys start like, let's say I brought that up next production mean we're producing right now. If I brought that up next production meeting, hey, we're gonna pick a day a week.

01:17:47
Speaker 4: We're gonna stream every If.

01:17:48
Speaker 1: That Kendrick Show wasn't so late, we would have stream that in these seats. Yeah, yeah, for sure, I mean done that. I'm always with that.

01:17:58
Speaker 5: Why come on, man, you don't want to hate in real time?

01:18:03
Speaker 6: I wouldn't.

01:18:03
Speaker 3: I wouldn't want to sit here and stream and it just wasn't The show wasn't worth that to me.

01:18:09
Speaker 1: It was okay, it was cool, But I mean streaming isn't really based on doing it for what is the quality. It's watching it in real time. If it ends up sucking that you're just streaming some shit that.

01:18:20
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, so we're sitting here watching it because what we have to watch the show.

01:18:25
Speaker 1: Well, that's why a lot of people do like streaming, because it is in real time, and especially if it's something we're all watching together, they feel even more part of it. The way we just talk about podcasting feels like fans think that this is like their group chat. That's why they like it streaming is that on steroids, they feel like they're in the group chat at the real moment of what we're watching. So I get the value of it. It's it's definitely the next platform, if not already the dominant force of everything for sure. I just think there's still value in traditional podcasting right now. Absolutely, So you just have to find a balance of both. That's all voicemails. You've got mail, Yeah, let's do it.

01:19:09
Speaker 6: I mean, I think since we're kind of having these more professional conversations, let's just continue on this.

01:19:14
Speaker 1: Voicemail professional voicemail.

01:19:16
Speaker 5: It's like more of a work career conversation.

01:19:19
Speaker 6: Cool, what's going on.

01:19:20
Speaker 8: Guys, really fuck with the pods. I'm gonna keep this short, so basically, and this might be for Rory and Julian since y'all have like worked in entertainment and I guess in the corporate world, but I also do that. I work in an A and r at A label. I'm pretty I'm gonna senior position. But I also kind of have my own company on the side. I play bass, I produced them playing based like fourteen years producing for a long minute too, and I kind of have a side company where we work on a bunch of different things, you know what I'm saying, entertainment wise, And just wanted y'all's thoughts on like how to best pursue both because I feel like I'm in a place of best of both worlds where I am employed as the employee, you know, like in the industry, but I'm also working towards my own thing. Obviously there is some conflict between the two. Again, trying to be anonymous. I don't know what would y'all's general game plan be as far as not mutting the waters too much or is that not possible?

01:20:24
Speaker 1: Appreciate y'all, thank you all right, so what I gathered with him being super vague because obviously there's a conflict of interest of saying what label he works at. It sounds like he's doing the right things, though, like keep your day job as an A and R until you feel like you've made your side gig your full time gig. He working on that on the side. I guess I don't know what the conflict of interest be if he's also doing A and R shit with his own company and choosing that over his day job, But I mean, I feel like usually A and rs that do that type of stuff don't work with artists that the label wouldn't have signed to begin with, Right, Like, they'll bring some bullshit to the major as an A and R because they know that's what they want, and then they'll work with the shit they're passionate about over here. Right, So I would just keep doing what you're doing until the side gig becomes the full time gig. Don't just quit your job if you're not in a financial space that you need to be.

01:21:24
Speaker 6: Well, let me ask you this then, because and I'll get into like my personal experience with this kind of situation in a bit. But if for him if say he's A and R, is this a matter of him bringing in artists to the label and then also asking them to do work for him, Because I'm thinking, Okay, if there's an artist, two artists, one you have for your main gig you're nine to five. The other artists you're working on that's for the side stuff. But what if, like artist A is on the label and also doing side stuff. That's when I think people can like start feeling away. If you have two artists ones here, one's there. I can see why he can be like, yes, that's fine, like these are two separate worlds, but when one of these guy starts doing both things, then I think that's when people feel the way.

01:22:04
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was so vague, so it's tough to really answer.

01:22:07
Speaker 5: I would imagine he's doing that.

01:22:09
Speaker 1: And another angle when I was at def JAM. I won't say the gentleman's name. Obviously, he still works in the major label system. He was high up in marketing at one point, and he had a photography company and a media company where he was signing checks to himself. I know he was hiring his side company for def JAM artists to work with. And it's not like he was doing bullshit work. It's not like anyone was suffering. I thought he was smart. I mean, I guess that's insider trading, but he was legitimately signing out checks to his own LLC and then he would go be the photographer for the artist or anything else. Like I thought it was smart. But if you can still get away with that, this was more at that time. I don't know the way they count pennies now, Like budgets aren't the same as they were when I was.

01:22:59
Speaker 6: At I think A and R is more than anyone in the hierarchy of major label positions get this off, more than anyone because I know so many A and rs that also manage producers and artists. Yeah, that they literally just turned to the label and be like, hey, we need five million dollars.

01:23:14
Speaker 5: Oh bet, So not only are you the A and R and.

01:23:17
Speaker 6: The project, but you're also getting your management feet on top of that, and then you're obviously when it comes time to talk budgets, you're going to be going hard for the budget for the guy that you signed, because you know the back end money that I get from that.

01:23:28
Speaker 1: I know this guy who has a brother that worked at Rockefeller as an A and R that used to manage producers just blaze Kanye West, like I know that guy. I know his brother too that you know used to do similar things.

01:23:40
Speaker 6: Yeah, like that's a class. Yeah, that's a literally it's great. One of the greatest moves you can make.

01:23:45
Speaker 1: It happens. Yeah, Hop was doing what he was supposed to do. Yeah. If I'm an A and R putting all these albums together and I find a three in house producers, yeah I'm not also going to manage them. It makes sense.

01:23:56
Speaker 3: I mean I think sometimes you fall into that because you look at it like, yo, as well, just work.

01:24:01
Speaker 5: I talked to him more than anyone.

01:24:02
Speaker 1: There are in house producers. I'm the A and R. I should just be your manager at this point. Yeah, it happens. Sometimes it happens like that. So again he was vague, so we can't like really answer this specifically. But I would either find a way to merge those in a safe way where you're not going to get fired or do some shady shit with you know, again, because budgets, they're checking every penny. Don't get yourself fired. But there could be ways to merge and if there isn't keep your nine to five until it's time to quit. When you feel like your side gig is the main.

01:24:32
Speaker 6: And if it feels wrong, it might be wrong. Just check yourself throughout this process to make sure that if anyone catches wind of something that you could at least justify why it makes sense to what you're doing. But when I was at Atlantic, I started to feel as if it was weird because I would get cool with my artists that were signed to our label, Few in particular, and I thought people looked at me weird because I was getting too close or had developing relationship with someone that they would have rather kept between, say the project manager.

01:25:04
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was always like that.

01:25:05
Speaker 6: It was.

01:25:06
Speaker 5: I always thought it was like a petty and like.

01:25:08
Speaker 6: I always thought these really like benign arguments we would get over. I'm like, why does this matter. We're both working with the same person. We're not boxing you out. I'm just becoming better at my job.

01:25:17
Speaker 1: That's corporate in general, not even just the music business. People harbor relationships iteing weird about that entire thing.

01:25:23
Speaker 6: But then at the end of my tenure at Atlantic, when I was getting closer with Dreamville, That's when shit started to get even weirder. And then at that same time, I was doing the pod like just a social at the time.

01:25:32
Speaker 7: No, I can understand the pod being a conflican interest. I don't know how though, working for a label, I get that because I told.

01:25:38
Speaker 1: My dear, I told her our marketings. I was like, hey, like it could be a conflict. I could send an knowing how you fucking with Dreamville. I don't think there's a conflict of interest that all.

01:25:45
Speaker 4: You run your mouth for a living.

01:25:47
Speaker 1: No, I don't know. Even when he was doing socials before he was on.

01:25:49
Speaker 5: I wasn't talking at the time.

01:25:51
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there could be a conflict of interest if Maul and I say something negative about somebody from Atlantic and Julian is forced to post us saying something negative about their and you have.

01:26:02
Speaker 7: And also you you working for this is a media company. Literally it's in the name. So this is a media company, and you have access to secrets because you work at a label. There's some ship that they don't want the talking heads knowing.

01:26:15
Speaker 1: And even though we're not those guys, like I could see someone at a label going no, but now you're working with anybody. But even though even though Breakfast Club was on retainer with Atlantic. But it's cool.

01:26:27
Speaker 6: This is what yeah, like, come on, that's what I'm talking And not only that, but this is what made it funny to be Even though le Or.

01:26:32
Speaker 1: Cohen went to start and said, Yo, I want to do an album. Here's in an advance for one point five million dollars. Star came back and said I have some songs, and Leo said, I didn't ask you to do album. Take the money and don't ever speak to me again. You know what that was for.

01:26:45
Speaker 6: We had We would have artists or whomever come in. They were you know, they're looking for pr opportunities album. Well it's all that shit, and people was known in the building. I wasn't hiding it that I was doing this time because it was like whatever, it gives a shit, I'm just posting on socials and everyone would ignore it in the room. And then I would go back to my office and like a project manager, like some higher like someone else would knock on the door and be like, hey, so and so is coming into town for like we're gonna do like you know, complexes. This is do you think you can? Like ask Rory and Mom like why is this shit? Need to be like so secretive and at the time I was texting guys like, hey, are you guys interested in working with the You guys would just give me a straight yes or no. But I didn't feel the way. I was like, this is great, Like I'm helping the artists in the building, and not only that, I run the socials. I can help you pick the clip that you want, like to go out. I was never like trying to out or do someone dirt.

01:27:31
Speaker 5: Yeah, like it was.

01:27:33
Speaker 6: I just never understood why. It was always like this weird double dip. No, that's better for the building, Like I'm doing this for us.

01:27:40
Speaker 7: But kind of eventually a conflict of interest would have come up eventually.

01:27:44
Speaker 1: Kind of back to double XL's question of our streamers and podcasters running hip hop. These are the first media platforms that I of course some are being bought, don't get me wrong. This is the first time I feel like the majors have not been in complete control of what the media is saying. Like they were only focused on Hot ninety seven, Power one of five, UH, Power one oh six, MTV News one O six, and Park t r L like they were in controllable. They're not in control of some twenty year old kid that gets a million people at night on his stream and can say anything he fucking wants. So it scares them, so I can see them being weird, Like Joan, you can't be like those are the ops. Media is not. Media is not our friend like it used to be the ops to majors. Yeah, unlet's like, I mean, we still talk to publish.

01:28:34
Speaker 3: In my life every day online and you ask them to we to ops.

01:28:37
Speaker 1: They said they wanted to murder Amara because I wanted to hear sing about me and YadA ops y'all os look off just YouTube, Yeah, just us. Also at maybe another angle he's getting at here again because he was vague he said he played instruments. He played bass for however many years. You're not overstepping your boundaries. If you're working on music with your artists that you A and R. That's actually used to be the definition of the gig. Yeah, I mean now it's more about just like translating lyrics and clearing features. But yeah, go in there and get your splits like an RS that actually used to really be involved would get publishing and splits too. Now it just be an RS that sign somebody that went viral and they're getting splits. Yeah, that's another The game has changed that yeo that this system you guys think, it's like they count pennies and they pinch.

01:29:33
Speaker 5: There's just new ways to get around it.

01:29:35
Speaker 6: I know these they get so many bags that you would that if the higher ups that the label new about, they'd be like, this is fucking.

01:29:41
Speaker 1: I know an rs that just take no name producers and the way that like ghost producing used to be. Yeah, an rs do that with no name producers now mm hm. They'll get twenty five percent split on a beat that they just found some kid online and it was like here take your other, even though the the kids should be getting fifty. There's an r's in the credit. I'm like, you ain't. You just did your job as an R to connect to people right there. That's not PuF, But the fuck you? Why are you in the credits? Like I said, there's so many ways to skin a horse now though.

01:30:13
Speaker 7: You got well, you gotta get paid somehow because the label's being tight with money, fire and people every five seconds like you gotta do what the fuck.

01:30:20
Speaker 6: You gotta do?

01:30:22
Speaker 1: Make sure you good? Look it.

01:30:23
Speaker 6: The thing I never liked about a lot of that, like with Rory saying on these poor like ghost producers and that system is you're just abusing. You're just taking advantage of someone's like desire, and you're a dream like their dream is to be in this industry. So if someone from a major comes in and say, hey, I really like this beat, here's like fucking five, here's pennies to a song that we know is gonna go create.

01:30:45
Speaker 5: That's always the thing I never heard that.

01:30:46
Speaker 1: Always we're here to promise, do what's a solid on this one? Yeah, the next, the.

01:30:50
Speaker 6: Next one, knowing that you got the this beats going to Cardi B and no you won't see a fucking penny from it.

01:30:56
Speaker 1: And line and them like yeah I played it, she wasn't into it. You didn't even go in to that room and play anything. Yeah, but that's all for that. It is stupid though. I mean, some of these kids are super young and just throwing their beats on YouTube and like they become hits. And these kids are none the wiser. You're just young and looking for an opportunity and think this is the way the shit goes.

01:31:16
Speaker 3: It's a cold game, man, This is this music business shit is so fucking it's insane. It's insane. But I mean I'm not mad at well, dude is doing this age old trick. People have been doing it for years, like you said, Rory, and I'm pretty sure now it's.

01:31:30
Speaker 1: Way easier to do a lot of this shit than it was before. Yeah, but I.

01:31:34
Speaker 4: Mean, good luck though on your business, sir, sir.

01:31:39
Speaker 6: And I do think the fact that he's calling in and wanted like our opinion on this matter means that his heart, like he's in the right place. He wants to do good on both his company and his own work.

01:31:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's not trying to fun, trying to fuck anybody over, No, he just like.

01:31:54
Speaker 3: Yo, he just feels like, damn, am I in the wrong here? Like am I doing some wack shit?

01:31:58
Speaker 1: But that's all like that if you get into that corporate life for too long and it just becomes a mentality. Like I've talked about this with Sife before, so I'm not saying anything that he hasn't even said publicly. He got so brainwashed by that Hot ninety seven logo that he was like, I'm defending something that doesn't care about me. Why am I changing my life because I feel like I have to be loyal to Hot ninety seven when they're kicking me off mid days and throwing me back to mornings when I didn't want to do that, Like I've been here for twenty years. Y'all been here for two years, and I'm walking around like this is my flag. You get in that mentality, I feel like, especially with labels too. I felt it when I was at def Jam the fucking what's the deaf jam? I'm going to do for me?

01:32:40
Speaker 5: That part?

01:32:41
Speaker 1: Throw me on my mass when something doesn't click, when someone else makes a mistake, they'll blame me and throw me on my ass. Why am I running around with the deaf jam flag? It's a mentality when you get in that corporate that corporate shit.

01:32:55
Speaker 7: Yeah, and the don't be afraid to stop out It sounds like he's scared. Don't if you get to the point where you feel like you could make it, pretend that you don't have a job and like you're fighting for your life and step out on your own. I feel like sometimes you get comfortable at a job and you're so and you know, we're adults, like we all have bills and shit like that you're afraid to fall. But if you get to a place where you like yo, like I really could like do this, this could be my full time job, then quit.

01:33:18
Speaker 4: You might, you might fall.

01:33:19
Speaker 7: You'll never know, like you'll never if you can't put you know, you only have one hundred percent of yourself if you're given forty of it to your day job and you're only giving the other sixty percent to your job. Like what could if you put one hundred percent into your own company? Like, imagine what it could be. So don't be afraid to take that leap and tell them to fuck them and do your own thing.

01:33:39
Speaker 1: We got another one.

01:33:40
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is uh, this is a little lighter.

01:33:44
Speaker 2: Hey, y'all, hope you're all doing well. It's David from Maryland, big fan of the pod. I'm in this dilemma where I'm a big fan of hip hop. I love the history of hip hop. That's what I grew up on, that's what I listen to the most currently. And I was in the discord with you guys the other night watching the pop out and I was hyped to going to work the next day and talk to it with friends and coworkers, but they didn't seem to even really care or they didn't know it was on, which is fine, I'm that mad at them for that. It just really made me realize that, like, I don't have much of an outlet to like share this interest with, So I don't expect you guys to have an answer for that. I just wanted to kind of share that dilemma I'm in right now. But my question to y'all is, have you guys been in that sort of situation where you have a passion or an interest or a hobby whatever, and you guys might be into at the time, and you don't have like anybody to share that interest with or talk to you about it. I just thought it was very interesting. Thank you for taking this voicemail so sweet.

01:34:51
Speaker 1: Sounds like a nice kid. He's very sweet.

01:34:54
Speaker 4: Hi, David.

01:34:55
Speaker 7: This episode Well, David, Well, you have a whole discord on Patreon community who will love nothing more but to sit there and talk hip hop with you all day. So please please make sure you're talking to the new roy and Maw community because they'll argue and yell about that shit.

01:35:10
Speaker 6: All day with you.

01:35:10
Speaker 5: Pedro dot com for sashon in.

01:35:12
Speaker 1: All, Yes, there's always a community that will argue hip hop with you no matter what. But I've also found, like the older I've gotten, sometimes it's nice to just have your own hobbies that aren't really for other people. Like, that's just my interest in the thing that I don't need to share. I can be a nerd about this by myself rather than having to have someone to talk to about it. It's nice to have your own things.

01:35:32
Speaker 5: What's yours? What's your what are your what would be your? Uh?

01:35:35
Speaker 1: Well, I have a podcast, so I literally share every last fucking thing that's I'm That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. It's nice to have things.

01:35:41
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, but he doesn't have a podcast, so he doesn't talk for a living, so I'm sure he wants to, you know, share it with people.

01:35:48
Speaker 4: It's a perfect time to make new friends.

01:35:49
Speaker 5: But that's not true.

01:35:50
Speaker 6: Just because you share something doesn't mean like I share all the time with you guys, and you guys make fun of everything I do.

01:35:56
Speaker 1: So those your interests are like, oh, your hobbies are like dating apps.

01:35:59
Speaker 5: Oh, I have fourteen plants that I take care of.

01:36:02
Speaker 1: At home when I come back to the house. You know how many plants you take care.

01:36:07
Speaker 6: I have fourteen and I'm about to propagate too. I'm about to make sixteen hopefully tomorrow.

01:36:13
Speaker 4: Plants.

01:36:13
Speaker 1: Are you about to make the plants? Fuck? No?

01:36:15
Speaker 7: You know.

01:36:15
Speaker 6: Propagation is you take a healthy root and you remove it from a plant and put it in a it's a soil proper.

01:36:21
Speaker 5: I mean I did a soil propagation. This will be a water one.

01:36:24
Speaker 6: Oh.

01:36:24
Speaker 1: So that's how like you get Baisley when she she's a multison and a poodle mix. So you're just doing that with plants. You're making like ligers.

01:36:31
Speaker 7: No, it's like if he cut Baisley's leg off and grew a new Baisley.

01:36:35
Speaker 1: You know how it's like when you cut worms in half.

01:36:37
Speaker 6: So this is it's really a beautiful process, especially if you do it in the water, because you see the roots grow, and then when the roots are long enough and healthy enough, you can plant this into a new pot and soil. But again, I am now talking about it here, but this is stuff that I do on my own that I would never really talk to you guys about, because I.

01:36:55
Speaker 3: Know about probably getting your plants for the weekend, like get the fun.

01:37:01
Speaker 1: But again, I like to keep certain things to myself, like that's cool. Don't talk to me about that, which is like I mean, in a good way. Just do that shit in your crib and enjoy it. Go find propagate Twitter some shit. I don't know. I forgot how many years ago when I came in here and admitted that, like, one of my side hobbies is arranging flowers. And you know, I should have never told y'all that. You guys clowned me. I still do it, we're supposed to, but of course, but I could have just kept that to myself.

01:37:26
Speaker 5: You should have kept what's your favorite flower?

01:37:28
Speaker 1: Or I'm more of a color color guy. I like to arrange different.

01:37:33
Speaker 5: I thought you don't see color though, I.

01:37:34
Speaker 1: Don't look she had like a dolt. Yeah, I can tell by the grays, the hues of the gray, got it, Paul?

01:37:42
Speaker 4: Do you have any hobbies that she don't talk to us about?

01:37:44
Speaker 1: Yes, a ship?

01:37:45
Speaker 5: Look what's her name? What?

01:37:48
Speaker 1: Huh?

01:37:48
Speaker 6: Oh?

01:37:49
Speaker 7: Y'all always ask pressing them all about a girl like y'all mean in his dick business?

01:37:53
Speaker 1: Bad?

01:37:54
Speaker 6: Right?

01:37:54
Speaker 4: All right, mam?

01:37:55
Speaker 1: Right?

01:37:56
Speaker 5: What do you think he's gonna say that?

01:37:58
Speaker 6: Right?

01:37:58
Speaker 1: She only gets me too option shit? Right or right? Yeah? And first of all, I also agree, Yeah, well I want to know. You want to know who I'm sleeping with? Yeah, I thought, like I didn't realize you put a period at the end of the sentence. I thought it was like, Okay, set me call in and then you were gonna tell me, Oh gotcha? Okay. I just asked the question like you want to know. But to answer this this very nice gentleman's question, seek out the community the same way DeMar said specifically, our discord and you know, our listenership loves to debate about hip hop, like you can find your community and your tribe when it comes to your weird.

01:38:39
Speaker 3: You can literally tweet whatever you're thinking about and people are going to jump in that. Look, got two new people to argue it all night.

01:38:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't think it's weird, Like all right, if hip hop is your your hobby and talking about it, but you can't find anyone to go to shows? Ye meet people? Yeah, you know if people go to shows by themselves and just meet friends. Yeah, absolutely, and you're there for a common thing.

01:39:04
Speaker 3: Obviously we all hear we like this artist or we're interested in this artist, So yeah, go to shows.

01:39:10
Speaker 6: Uh.

01:39:10
Speaker 1: Social media is everybody's always.

01:39:12
Speaker 3: Willing to argue and engage in any type of debate about music and artists and things like that.

01:39:19
Speaker 1: So yeah, David, that was a that was a cool VOICEMAILO. I appreciate that.

01:39:23
Speaker 7: There's nothing worse than talking to somebody about something you're super passionate about and you're just like gushing and super happy and they look so disinterested like that shit makes your heart just drop like this interested.

01:39:34
Speaker 3: But it's cool when somebody is disinterested because they don't know, but they're willing to learn what.

01:39:39
Speaker 1: You're talking about. Like I like that.

01:39:41
Speaker 3: It's like you may not know what the fuck I'm talking about right now, but if you're like, yeah, I don't know what that is, like, but tell me more about that, Like yeah, that type of shit is cool because it's like, Okay, this is somebody that has nothing, Like we talk about house and dragons.

01:39:52
Speaker 7: I'm like, okay, it's just about to bring that up, Like how gush about house and dragon?

01:39:55
Speaker 3: Ye, Like I gotta I gotta start it, Like okay, you sold that to me, I bet boom, like I gotta start painting to So I'm not mad at people not knowing anything about what the fuck I'm saying, but at least be willing to like learn about what I'm saying.

01:40:07
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, tell me more about it. Like when I talk about my passion for b sides, I didn't know my daughter would be murdered because of it. So, like, you know, things you should just keep to your self, exactly.

01:40:18
Speaker 6: Hobby. Outside of that, I have a lot of hobby.

01:40:20
Speaker 7: I mean I read a lot, but y'all don't you read? When a girl you like reads, but y'all don't read, So there's I'm not gonna come out here and talk about books with y'all.

01:40:33
Speaker 1: Y'all don't Jean Burllows Mafia book what murdered? Uh? I did not even the audiobook I read. I bought the book and read it.

01:40:44
Speaker 4: How many pages was it?

01:40:45
Speaker 1: You know?

01:40:46
Speaker 5: It was a lot?

01:40:46
Speaker 1: No, it was a it was a real book. It only had like two picture tons of pages, Yeah, tons of pages. The font was kind of big though. I was like, this might be fourteen content moment, like they set this up for mert that used to know, when I used to be able to flirt and like was out in these streets. That was always my go to question to a girl, What are you a nerd about? They used to love that question.

01:41:11
Speaker 4: Who was your favorite answer?

01:41:13
Speaker 1: Hopefully me and fucking Rory. Seriously, I wasn't looking for an answer. I love asking people that what are you a nerd about? I'm a nerd, so I like to know what other people are nerds about. I like when people get super excited and passionate about some shit that isn't for me. I think that's cool to find out about people like what really makes them excited.

01:41:35
Speaker 4: I'm laughing because one of me and Rory's first conversations that we ever had, we tried to out Drake and nerd each other.

01:41:42
Speaker 5: See he won.

01:41:44
Speaker 7: He was like, No, you're not even really a Drake fan for real. This was like an hour long conversation. We were trying to see who was the bigger Drake nerd.

01:41:50
Speaker 1: But I also liked Kendrick. We just didn't get to Kendrick in the combo. Okay, we should just edit that part out before I get another death threat. You definitely are you weren't us? I thought the barbers were scary Kendricks hith oh no a llamas.

01:42:12
Speaker 6: That's what they call right A big steppers.

01:42:15
Speaker 7: Now, that's not what they're called, by the way, I just made that up and like it, like caught on. But they're not called the lamas, I don't they're called.

01:42:22
Speaker 1: When it cools down a bit. I was going to get into this this golf thing you mentioned that before. Yeah, I definitely want to start playing golf. I'm not far from from a course. I'm really good.

01:42:31
Speaker 6: I'd play with pause, I'd play with you or golfing. Your golf is there like three times a year, but it's always amazing.

01:42:38
Speaker 3: Well on the East Coast's telling unless you travel on the East Coast to play golf. But in New York is you only get a couple of months of good golf. But your golf is definitely something I want to pick up, and Belly has been dying to teach me. But I just don't spend enough time on the West Coast in California. So but I definitely want to get into golf.

01:42:55
Speaker 7: I want to get into tennis. I've been me and Alex I have been looking at tennis the knees.

01:43:01
Speaker 1: Might you might be a little too old to start that, Oh no, baby, tones work think about pickleball. Pickleball might be better.

01:43:05
Speaker 4: I don't want to do pickleball.

01:43:06
Speaker 1: I wanted to listen. Listen tennis. I'm telling you something for your health and for your safety. Are you like in these courts like that, like pickleball, No tennis. Like you know, tennis is way more aggressive on your body than pickleball.

01:43:18
Speaker 7: And that's fine. I'm a think with that. I want it as a workout and I want to learn how to do it. I can do hard.

01:43:23
Speaker 1: Things, mom, I'm not saying you can't. I'm training for.

01:43:26
Speaker 7: A five k by the way, I'm running a five k in August, signed up, so I'm in the process of training for a five k.

01:43:32
Speaker 1: Somebody tweeted, you know you're getting old when your friends start training for marathons. Yeah, it's cool, good line. I'm excited for you. We'll go to the finish line.

01:43:41
Speaker 4: It's in Rockaway Beach, so it's not far o great.

01:43:44
Speaker 1: Yeah, this should be fun. I'll definitely be at the finish line. Way for your baby.

01:43:48
Speaker 7: D yay, okay, I'll be there. I don't want to run a half marathon by next summer.

01:43:53
Speaker 1: So my I found this out when it went down to the shore. My god brother just did a like the mini iron Man, Like it's not as far as all the it's like cut in half. It's still swimming, biking and running. He trained for a while, was very proud of him. They did biking last, and he was making great time and he took his water bottle and thought he was putting it like in the slot, put it in his spokes. Imagine swimming mad far, running mad far, getting on the bike like why I can get some energy back, and then you just flip over face for no, did he get up in like face? He got fifteenth? He still got fifteenth?

01:44:34
Speaker 4: Oh wow, yeah, he could have probably won.

01:44:36
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was training for real. So half the funny thing is training that hard and then what takes you out is just misplacing your water bottle. That's life, that's mental fatigue.

01:44:46
Speaker 6: Half iron Man is a one point two miles swim, a fifty six mile bike ride in a thirteen half marathon, thirteen point one mile run.

01:44:54
Speaker 1: Crazy. Even the mini iron Man is insane.

01:44:57
Speaker 5: Seventy point three total miles nuts.

01:45:01
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna lie. Swimming for a mile one point two miles is crazy?

01:45:05
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's what's the real iron Man?

01:45:07
Speaker 5: Double?

01:45:07
Speaker 6: This so again not a math guy, but.

01:45:13
Speaker 1: Two miles then right, I don't know if it's really good.

01:45:16
Speaker 6: Yeah, two point four miles one hundred and twelve mile bike ride and uh a full marathon. Doing that and then running a full marathon is fucking like, Yeah, that's the that's the dessert is the full marathon.

01:45:27
Speaker 1: And my question is what are they doing is for.

01:45:31
Speaker 5: The challenges during strength? Yeah, and challenges of.

01:45:35
Speaker 1: Yeah, some people like when they get older, they need to find things to challenge themselves, get more disciplined, stay healthy.

01:45:42
Speaker 3: Riding a bike for one hundred and twelve miles is fucking I could do that part.

01:45:45
Speaker 5: That's the only part I'd be able to do.

01:45:47
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can probably do that, so I can't watch. The easiest thing to do on a fucking Swimming for.

01:45:51
Speaker 5: A mile is fucking crazy.

01:45:54
Speaker 1: Swimming four hundred meters is fucking yeah a mile, and they usually do it in the ocean like you're not in a pool, you're swimming against a current like with fishy. I'm cool. I'm ana find another way to challenge myself. You know this golf things looking.

01:46:09
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna find another way. I ain't man, get the fuck out of here. I'm not fucking swimming.

01:46:14
Speaker 1: No. Two miles.

01:46:15
Speaker 5: Yeah, a lot of people get hurt, a lot of heat exhaustion, but a.

01:46:19
Speaker 1: Lot of people find themselves. Like some people just get older and have been spending their whole twenties in office or like just doing the same thing every day. I get this is a new way to.

01:46:30
Speaker 3: I'm talking to salute anybody that's able to do some ship like that. Yeah, I'm telling you who ain't swimming no two miles, get the fuck out of here.

01:46:39
Speaker 6: Not me.

01:46:40
Speaker 3: Not if I have if I have to now for my life, then I'll do it. But just on a random Sunday, like, Yo, we're gonna go.

01:46:47
Speaker 1: They have they have scuba at the pool that Amara does hert swim lessons at, and like I saw them one night doing the scuba shit and I was like that looks fun and intriguing, and then I really thought about it. Even if I get to fight, I'm not going in the ocean with a with a scuba tank, no school with school with do like I'd be Scoop, I'd be doing scuba in a pool. Like why did I do this? Yeah, because I'm not going in that place, not going in a lake scuba Steve a Lake, Scooba diving on a lake is crazy.

01:47:17
Speaker 4: Oh that that file.

01:47:21
Speaker 1: You scooled lake. What are you certified? Like scuba? He said us a high school.

01:47:28
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't gonna do that. It's too claustrophobic for me.

01:47:33
Speaker 4: Anything anything that requires equipment.

01:47:37
Speaker 6: The mouth, just like knowing that my only oxygen source is this thing that and then I would get the anxiety that if like if my mouth opens or if there's something like the water gets in, then I'm cooked.

01:47:47
Speaker 5: Like it just the anxiety of that.

01:47:48
Speaker 6: Well, if you got a cough, yeah, like god, yeah, I thought mad you sneeze or cough and like ship just goes awrye that anxiety.

01:47:55
Speaker 1: Kneasing well scoop, I don't know, man, you're gonna bust your fucking drums. Man, it's over for you.

01:48:01
Speaker 6: And the cramp and then that's like the thing where if you go so low to a certain depth, you have to what do they call when you have to like slowly breach. You can't just pop up, because that's that's when you your head will explode. You need to like sit at twenty meters and then go up to ten meters and wait, like your body have to slowly breach it's just too much. I'm good.

01:48:20
Speaker 1: My dad is a certified in Scooba. But that was more for like his job, like when he was working on boats and long storm and shit like, Yeah, he was legitimately clean, like the sides of boats like you have to put the Scooba shit on.

01:48:32
Speaker 7: Yeah, if God wanted me to be up underneath water that long, he'd have made me a fish.

01:48:36
Speaker 4: He didn't make me a human. Give me legs.

01:48:38
Speaker 3: That's like that that docutary on Netflix. I think it's Free Dive. Oh yeah, that's that was a popular one. That shit was crazy. Those are the real gangsters on earth, niggas that free dive. You know how crazy that is? You dip that deep with no oxygen. It's just you just pinch your nose, put something, pinch your those just dive down so you can't it can't even see you.

01:49:03
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen anything come back up?

01:49:04
Speaker 2: Nah?

01:49:05
Speaker 1: That's fucking crazy. Have you seen like the workouts they do like an hour and a half before they go down. Yeah, it's like a whole That shit is crazy. Thats like a beautiful process. Yeah.

01:49:15
Speaker 6: Current world records for free dives than Man one hundred and twenty one meters three hundred ninety seven feet woman one hundred and nine meters three hundred and fifty eight feet.

01:49:25
Speaker 1: Yeah, their breathing exercises, like look like they're possessed in the pool before.

01:49:30
Speaker 3: That Na that that that documentary on Netflix was crazy. I couldn't believe people was really doing shit like this just for like, fuck it, this is what I do.

01:49:38
Speaker 4: But I feel the same way about jumping out.

01:49:40
Speaker 5: Of a plane, like I would do that.

01:49:43
Speaker 1: I tried to do it once. It was too windy.

01:49:45
Speaker 5: Oh really damn Yeah that sucks.

01:49:47
Speaker 1: Drove like an hour and a half to South Jersey and then they were like, nah, I mean, get this shit.

01:49:53
Speaker 5: That's their only guide is this stupid fucking rope.

01:49:56
Speaker 1: No oxygen, just hold your breath.

01:49:59
Speaker 4: That's yeah.

01:50:00
Speaker 6: And you know it's you know how dark it gets down there.

01:50:03
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it.

01:50:04
Speaker 5: It's so scary.

01:50:06
Speaker 4: Yeah, people, I guess real life is just boring for some people, Like.

01:50:09
Speaker 1: They don't really that adrenaline junkie type ship, which I mean, not something I would do, but I guess I get it to see how far you could take the human body. That's how some people operate. Yeah, I just happens when you find out you can't take the human body that far. Well, that's where death comes in exactly. I just feel like once the scuba tank was invented, I don't know if we really needed there.

01:50:33
Speaker 4: Are you guys afraid of death?

01:50:35
Speaker 1: No? Not really. I mean I'm scared for Amara and my family, but I'm not really scared for myself.

01:50:42
Speaker 4: I agree. I'm the same way.

01:50:43
Speaker 7: Like if I died today, I would be cool, but like you don't.

01:50:47
Speaker 1: It be cool.

01:50:48
Speaker 5: I would be cool.

01:50:50
Speaker 1: I would be cool. You'd be dead, you.

01:50:52
Speaker 7: Know, But I mean, like, okay, like let's say higher power or whatever came to be tas like the Marias today your last day.

01:50:57
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be like no, no, no.

01:50:59
Speaker 7: I don't want like I'm like, I bet, but you know I would be sad for my family and stuff like that. I will hope that I've given them all the tools to You.

01:51:06
Speaker 1: Want to ask for like a few more hours to get your affairs in order, like just try to reasonly. Yeah, I got you, bro, I know you're here for me. Yeah, but let me let me let me call Chase.

01:51:16
Speaker 6: Clear mind, let me come into my eye clouds, let me wipe my phone. That's a good question if you wouldn't if someone said to say that death devil knocks in your door and says you have an hour to live, figure it out, what are you gonna do?

01:51:28
Speaker 1: A great episode?

01:51:29
Speaker 5: Not an hour?

01:51:29
Speaker 1: This was a classic to not kill people.

01:51:31
Speaker 6: I'm saying, like, all right, find twenty minute you wipe in your phone?

01:51:34
Speaker 7: Like, what's the I don't care about my phone. I stand on everything I ever said or did.

01:51:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, my phone, I'm not really that worried of I'm cool.

01:51:42
Speaker 6: Yeah, because it was doing you great when you were here.

01:51:45
Speaker 1: What do you mean I don't know.

01:51:48
Speaker 4: I mean like it's as I stand on everything I said or did.

01:51:50
Speaker 7: I don't have anything that I will want to get rid of in my phone that I wouldn't want anybody to.

01:51:54
Speaker 1: I'm only saying that because when I got this new phone, iCloud like wie damn near wiped everything. There's not it's there's not much in the last week.

01:52:01
Speaker 3: Yeah, that happened with my friend when he passed away, Like they got his phone and it was just it was wild ship, like we found out some wild ship.

01:52:11
Speaker 1: I know no friends and parents have passed and they went through their parents' phone. I was like I'm cool. I told him. I was like, yo, I don't even want to know which.

01:52:20
Speaker 3: But a lot of the homies was like, you know, he was on some like weird ship, like he was free diving, talking crazy about like all of the homies and to like girls and shit like that.

01:52:30
Speaker 1: It was just like, but that's his girl. If you can't talk, not his girls, different girls. I didn't care, Like what the fuck it I'm do? Yeah, like what the food gives a fuck? He's an angel now exactly.

01:52:42
Speaker 7: But the crazy shit, it depends on where I'm at.

01:52:46
Speaker 4: If I'm at my house, I'm gonna clean my house.

01:52:49
Speaker 1: I really would. I would. I would clean even upset peage with that, Like no, for real.

01:52:55
Speaker 3: Like your house when you got twenty minutes to live, you're gonna spend vacuuming.

01:53:01
Speaker 1: No, but like straight like dropping with the vacuum on. Yeah, I might just start the process, take as much d MT as I can, and just just take myself there.

01:53:09
Speaker 5: I would probably go to drugs. That'd be kind of sick.

01:53:12
Speaker 7: I would call my parents and tell them, like call my family, tell them I love them, and make sure anything that I wouldn't want people to see in my house is put away. Tell my sister where it's at, and hide the guns. Whatever, the guns?

01:53:25
Speaker 1: Nobody you dead? Who gives a fuck? Who? Kids? You got guns in your house? When you did?

01:53:31
Speaker 4: I don't want you know some people are not comfortable handling guns though.

01:53:35
Speaker 3: What your diagy twenty minutes, yo, go hide the guns. You got twenty minutes of your hoide the guns.

01:53:41
Speaker 6: Give me the vacuum, the vacuum your fucking let me do it.

01:53:44
Speaker 1: I'll fold, I'll fold the sheets. I want to know why you didn't hide them when you were alive. They just out like they just ain't in my house. The just on the fucking table, Like, okay, that's what's up?

01:53:56
Speaker 4: Anybody in my house?

01:53:57
Speaker 1: I got twenty minutes to live. I'm gonna cry.

01:53:59
Speaker 3: I don't know what the fuck is you know what. I'm fucking crying like a baby.

01:54:03
Speaker 1: I got tweet. I'm like, it's over, this is it. I feel like I would fuck up the whole like speech to everybody, like my last words. I'd overthink it like read yeah, it'd be it'd be awful. Off your next funeral, arrange.

01:54:17
Speaker 3: Your next life, leave off your next life. Use code Rory Ma's do it again.

01:54:23
Speaker 4: Damn, twenty minutes up.

01:54:24
Speaker 1: What's on what's a little pamphlet you get at funerals? Obituary?

01:54:28
Speaker 4: Obituary?

01:54:29
Speaker 1: I thought that was just what like? I mean, the obituary is on the pample, but there's other ship too.

01:54:34
Speaker 4: The what is it called? It's not called the obituary, but I know what.

01:54:38
Speaker 1: Your obituary is in that pamphlet, but it is a bunch of other stuff.

01:54:42
Speaker 5: Is it called the program?

01:54:44
Speaker 4: Program?

01:54:44
Speaker 6: Yep?

01:54:45
Speaker 4: Program?

01:54:45
Speaker 1: Calling anything a program at a funeral is fucking hilarious. Yeah, the program, But is it the program in the obituary? No, the obituary, the life summary?

01:54:55
Speaker 7: Yeah, obituary is just Rory May seven, eighteen ninety one.

01:54:59
Speaker 1: Not okay, hey fourth, Oh sh you're off year and the day?

01:55:03
Speaker 4: Oh fourth nineteen nine.

01:55:04
Speaker 1: Actually ninety one is cool. That's my industry age now, but a year younger, thirty four or thirty five, you're the oldest fuck doing an industry age for just one year younger? Is fucking da you to your life. With all that said, Peach might be my call for twenty minutes. I want to put together like the best funeral program ever with Peach.

01:55:26
Speaker 7: That'd be my first one o the graphics. Yeah, oh, can we let the casket?

01:55:31
Speaker 1: We could just what if there was traffic in the cast, She said, can we photoshop you in the casket.

01:55:37
Speaker 5: I'll be just live that's when we start live feling from Roy's funeral.

01:55:41
Speaker 1: That'd be cool to just live stream and like then I guess just croak.

01:55:46
Speaker 3: I did that for one of my friend's funeral because it was in Cali, so we had a lot lot I didn't I didn't go, so we lived.

01:55:51
Speaker 1: That, but been a lot during COVID. Yeah, but that was all you could do during COVID. Yeah, which was stupid.

01:55:57
Speaker 7: But I mean, listen, I just told y'all were afraid of if y'all were afraid of death, y'all said, y'all aren't.

01:56:02
Speaker 4: Well, Rory's not, but me and him are both suicidal.

01:56:05
Speaker 3: Afraid of death. No, but I ain't trying to meet that motherfucker. No, tom soon, I'm going on that. Yeah, I'm not really. I always said this to my parents. Probably sounds awful.

01:56:13
Speaker 6: I was like, I'm three of my grandparents were gone before I was born, and selfishly I like that.

01:56:19
Speaker 5: I can't. I'm bad at grief.

01:56:21
Speaker 6: I'd rather just not know it's dark as ship, but like I knew one of my grandparents when he passed, it crushed me. So if I had to do that three more times, I'm good.

01:56:31
Speaker 1: But I mean, I mean I have a long, healthy life. A lot of people are gonna die around you.

01:56:36
Speaker 6: Oh no, I know. That's why to this scenario. I'm not saying I'd kill you take me now, but like I just I hate grieving and in this scenario, I would just be the person to go mmmmm.

01:56:47
Speaker 4: That's like when some people like I never understood that when something.

01:56:50
Speaker 1: So really can't take care of my plants, malls, No, I got you, I'll think it. I'll smoke the motherfucker, even the cross breeder.

01:56:56
Speaker 7: Yeah, some people really can't handle like dark, like dark shit, like it'll like granted, dark shit changes you like whatever, but it really turns some people off from ever wanting to feel the good part of that feeling again. Like I know people who have lost a dog and they say they'll never get another dog because they never want to feel like that, Or people who have gotten their heartbroken and they stand on like, yo, I'm never loving again because I never want to feel that. And I'm just like y'all don't like, Okay, that heartbreak or that grief or whatever might last a year or whatever, but like the good part lasted for years. You don't want to feel that again, Like you're not optimistic about that part.

01:57:32
Speaker 1: Lewis K and Louis has a clip that's on YouTube called love and Heartbreak that's very similar to what Demaris is saying, and they're pointing out that that is the actual beauty of it, Like it's amazing that we get heartbreak, grief, Like it means that we loved, Like that's the greatest part of this entire thing. Yeah, is when you don't feel that is when it's you know, you're a sociopath. He couldn't wait to get his heart broke again. You couldn't. He's like, Yeah, the bad part is when you don't care anymore. Yeah, Once you don't care, it's like, all right, what the fuck is going on with life? Then? Yeah, what's the point of it? Yeah? YouTube that Luis K Love and Heartbreak scene one of my favorite shows.

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Speaker 3: All right, well see you guys at the end of the week a couple of days. Well not you good good, Thank god. Won't see Julie and goodbye. You have a modeling gig.

01:59:03
Speaker 6: No, my brother is getting married. I will be officiating it and giving the best man speech.

01:59:10
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I wasn't like eavesdropping or you were telling someone it was in the office. You were talking loud, aren't you like working through your best man speech? And you have like some really dark jokes that's gonna make.

01:59:17
Speaker 6: It joke, Like my brother is just about like a car accident or something died, like and I feel like so bringing up at his wedding. Yeah, because it's like it makes sense in the whole thing.

01:59:27
Speaker 5: I don't know. I'll let you know, guys know how it goes.

01:59:29
Speaker 1: Next week you're literally going to drain that it may crash, and.

01:59:31
Speaker 6: We're just talking about the Louis shit through the dark times, come the it's the whole thing.

01:59:35
Speaker 5: It's the similar to the pasage.

01:59:37
Speaker 1: You get it. Listen, if you start to bomb, just go to the toast. That's it.

01:59:42
Speaker 5: That's fact.

01:59:43
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01:59:47
Speaker 1: I'm that nigga. He's just ginger peace before you leave. Here as a snippet from our most recent Patreon episode. You can listen to the full episode by subscribing to patreon dot com slash new Roumall. Also, you can get access to our discord bonus content, merch First Rights, to Merge First Rights, tickets, everything is there, those new episodes every week. It's it's the greatest multimedia experience that you could think of. Subscribe now. So I'll double down on what I'm saying. I think Jordan Peele made a very shitty, low budget version of what scary movie would be. I love scary movie with What Get Out? Yes, And I think the world interpreted as some deep fucking message. And I think when that movie first week hit, Jordan Peele was sitting in his living room like, holy shit, that's not my intention at all.

02:00:44
Speaker 6: What deep message?

02:00:45
Speaker 1: Though.

02:00:45
Speaker 6: I don't think that movie was supposed to be like, oh my god, I'm so like this is so thought provoking. I just think it was supposed to be just like an easy watch, just a.

02:00:55
Speaker 1: There was a thousand think pieces way into history.

02:00:59
Speaker 6: It only became other people the only think piece because of the race at hand. He just flipped the dynamic. Usually it's just white people. He used to do some black people in the mix, but that trope, like that storyline of like the crazy we've.

02:01:13
Speaker 5: Just put in the mix.

02:01:14
Speaker 1: Outside of Kean Peele, which I think was a great show, nothing Jordan Peele does with movies is original. I think Jordan Peele stinks as a fucking director. I think he's an amazing sketch writer and is a legend in his own right because I even like Mad TV. I'm one of those weirdos. He is just awful at making movies. His movies stink.

02:01:37
Speaker 6: Did you watch he did Us?

02:01:41
Speaker 1: I liked us. The best part of US was that they used like a clips beat in the trailer or some ship that's sick.

02:01:48
Speaker 6: And he didn't know.

02:01:50
Speaker 1: Exactly. I didn't see.

02:01:51
Speaker 6: No, I fucked with No.

02:01:52
Speaker 1: I didn't see No. That's what you.

02:01:54
Speaker 6: Said exactly, that's what Keky Palmer.

02:01:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't. I didn't see I didn't see no waste of the genius that Kiki Palmer is.

02:02:02
Speaker 5: You know, if she smokes this role, you even see.

02:02:04
Speaker 1: Kee Palmer's extremely talented.

02:02:06
Speaker 6: Did you watch No?

02:02:07
Speaker 1: Of course not fuck you crazy?

02:02:10
Speaker 6: That's hate.

02:02:12
Speaker 1: I watched get Out. That was enough for you. I think I needed to continue on you see us? No, US wasn't bad. Yes it was. No, it wasn't. I didn't see it. What I know it was.

02:02:24
Speaker 6: You're saying, you know to movies, you haven't seen you seen.

02:02:27
Speaker 1: That confident when it comes to Jordan Peele and creating movies.

02:02:30
Speaker 5: You're damn, that's your Chris Rocket comedy of movies.

02:02:33
Speaker 1: It's gonna sound like I'm hating, and I kind of am, but you are. I like Keyan Peele. I liked him on Mad TV. I think he's great.

02:02:41
Speaker 6: That's it.

02:02:41
Speaker 1: I laughed at the Canoe New or whatever that cat movie was. I saw some some scenes. They were funny. But when he tries to get in this like serious satire, horror bag, it's the biggest piece of shit. You're not fucking with it. Like I can smell how bad Nope is from here. I can smell it.

02:03:02
Speaker 6: Nope, it's good, man.

02:03:04
Speaker 1: I gotta watch it. I gotta check you. I gotta watch that one. That's the only one I haven't seen.

02:03:08
Speaker 6: And I'm not even like a Jordan Peele Black Stories Matter.

02:03:10
Speaker 5: I'm not even I'm not that guy.

02:03:12
Speaker 1: On June something. But that's what.

02:03:16
Speaker 6: No, I didn't say that. No, Like, it's just the I hate like that.

02:03:21
Speaker 1: Can you like get the fact sheet of get Out and all the records that broke and everything. He's ammunition, fucking fucky more ammunition for hate, Like you get the get the accolades. No, because it has all the accolades. It broke fucking records, it has everything. Yeah, it's the biggest piece of low budget bullshit, terrible writing. It was shot horribly. It made one hundred and fifty six million dollars. They probably spent ten million. If that, if that something, they may be spent three. Know, that's that's not hate, that's it.

02:03:54
Speaker 5: Bro.

02:03:55
Speaker 1: That sounds like a log right now.

02:03:56
Speaker 6: I'm just saying Sky as ship highest grossing gay based on an original screenplay.

02:04:03
Speaker 1: You think that movie should have garnered that that type of sales.

02:04:06
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, I.

02:04:09
Speaker 1: Think that it changed.

02:04:11
Speaker 3: I think that it definitely changed the way I think movies look now.

02:04:14
Speaker 6: Though it he clips the Blair Witch Project.

02:04:16
Speaker 1: Or do movie stink now?

02:04:18
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that's the thing, Roy, you're looking at someone the film or not, which fine, you can say if the storyline or if the film itself isn't for you. The thing with that he does at least it's an original script. We don't see original stories in it. It's all the same bullshit. Yeah, it's like Batman in doing this or like all these super heroin Yeah, like another Mission impossible. It's like we're just regurgitating, just like like the stories that we know are successful.

02:04:45
Speaker 1: Top Gun seventeen.

02:04:46
Speaker 6: This is he's selling a new idea.

02:04:50
Speaker 1: What's the what's the new idea that he's selling.

02:04:53
Speaker 6: A non franchise film, original screenplay.

02:04:56
Speaker 1: That's the only movies that come out.

02:04:59
Speaker 5: You're just ignored it. Everything I just said.

02:05:00
Speaker 3: He is what am I ignoring? He's saying that this is an original screenplay. That is the highest grossing original screenplay. Yeah, that is something to be celebrated, because now all we do is fucking remake fucking movies that we already know.

02:05:14
Speaker 1: I think that's unfair to say, because even though yes, that is true, the franchises, they just remake fucking everything. I get it. But to say that there's no original screenplays within the last ten years that aren't insane?

02:05:23
Speaker 5: Okay to say and.

02:05:25
Speaker 3: There, Yeah, who did that? Who did the other movie that he was in Jordan? The actor Daniel Kukluia is in uh when they was him and the girl they was on the run?

02:05:37
Speaker 1: Who did that?

02:05:38
Speaker 6: Fuck?

02:05:39
Speaker 1: That movie was dope?

02:05:41
Speaker 6: God?

02:05:41
Speaker 1: What is the name of that ship? It's like both Queen is Slim, Queen Slim is dope?

02:05:46
Speaker 6: Who directed that?

02:05:47
Speaker 1: Yeah?

02:05:49
Speaker 5: It's soundtrack to Molina?

02:05:52
Speaker 1: All right, what's better Queen and Slim or get out Queen and Slim original screenplay? Right? But Queen is no.

02:05:58
Speaker 3: We know that story, that's the that's the Bonnie and Clyde thing like that. Who we know that story?

02:06:04
Speaker 1: We know that story. They want to run together, you know, the whole thing. We didn't know the get out story. I saw that coming from the opening.

02:06:13
Speaker 6: No bullshit, as soon as she came off.

02:06:16
Speaker 1: That was the most predictable fucking movie ever. The best part of that movie was was Lil Rel's like phone calls. They were hilarious, and other than that, it was a piece of fucking ship. It's okay to say that movie stinks. Man, it's everything's writings batch shot horribly.

02:06:32
Speaker 3: I mean to you, to your to your point. I haven't watched that movie in a very long time. There's not one of the movies I go back to and watch, so.

02:06:39
Speaker 5: I really want you to watch.

02:06:40
Speaker 1: Nope that I am gonna watch. What's what's this one? What's this one about? Nope?

02:06:47
Speaker 6: It's like, uh, alien alien ish. They're on a they're on a there there original ideas here a horse breeder, and then there's like this these cloud outs in this thing that kind of takes over the farm. Things start acting weird on the ranch, and then there's I don't want to spoil too much, but it's it's you.

02:07:07
Speaker 1: You can spoil it all.

02:07:09
Speaker 6: No watch it? Well, No, I don't want to say too much.

02:07:12
Speaker 1: He said. He said, Court Freeder, clouds and aliens. That was the.

02:07:17
Speaker 8: Right.

02:07:17
Speaker 6: Well, Kiki Palmer and the what's his name called, I don't know how to pronounce his name. Daniel Khalulia are brother and sister. Their dad has this farm ranch. Uh, something happens to him now they're in charge. They the ship starts acting up on the ranch, like the animals start acting weird, and then there's like a fair ground not too far off from where they are. You saw it, right, you haven't seen it, so I just.

02:07:41
Speaker 1: Said that's the only one of his moves I haven't seen.

02:07:44
Speaker 5: I don't just watch the fucking movie.

02:07:46
Speaker 1: I don't want to listen.

02:07:48
Speaker 6: You sold it for me, bro, I don't toil it.

02:07:51
Speaker 1: He sold my point.

02:07:53
Speaker 3: You just you going, George, I get it.

02:07:59
Speaker 1: It's okay. No one wanted to admit get Out is trash. I'm giving you the confidence. I will stand by you. Everyone this camera. It's okay to say get Out was a piece of shit. I know that was taboo to say before it was so important to the culture. It's not. It stinks, Okay, that's fair. There's what did his other movies sell after Get Up?

02:08:18
Speaker 6: Nope? Did a one hundred and seventy two million box office That sounds good. Yeah, I don't know how my I'm sure it cost far more than Get Out dud Oh.

02:08:29
Speaker 1: I'm sure they gave him every budget in the world after get Out, as he should have, like look what he did with.

02:08:35
Speaker 6: It cost sixty eight to make grossed one seventy. Yeah, they just two point three fucking money. Yes, they do not need so I just imagine. How is that just here's your here's your budget. Yes, sixty eight million dollar and movies. I mean there's more to it then, but just production wise, you're looking at shooting this in at most three months. More and more and more of most films are shot two months.

02:09:01
Speaker 1: What's the director from Black Panther? What's his name?

02:09:05
Speaker 5: Cooler? Ryan Cooler?

02:09:07
Speaker 1: Wasn't it wasn't. Wasn't he going through something recently with the studio? I think Deshon say he didn't he doesn't own the movie or something like that. Did he own Black? No, it was something.

02:09:21
Speaker 3: It was something I think that he was fighting with them over a couple week, like maybe two years ago.

02:09:29
Speaker 1: Another confession. Never seen Black Panther?

02:09:32
Speaker 6: What have the original?

02:09:34
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