Episode 403 | The Jeffrey Files

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Speaker 1: The volume. No happy Birthday to Peage. Page's birthday is sponsored by Boost absolutely, hease.

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Speaker 2: I don't know if you know that or not.

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Speaker 1: It's in a contract.

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Speaker 2: Your birthday is definitely sponsored by My mother's birthday is I don't know. You get unlimited talk text and dad on your birthday, you know, for just twenty five dollars a month.

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Speaker 1: A lot of birthday texts, not like airth.

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Speaker 2: Mother's on meat Page, I got you don't you know, don't even trip. I got twenty that's just code mallah. Yeah, that's just meat right there.

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Speaker 1: I got you. Don't worry about that. Happy birthday. I got Peage though, yeah, man, I'm I didn't know Peach was that old. We were closer in age. He is not old. He's not older though. No I'm old. Actually I'm not old, but I'm older. You're not old for the Earth. You're old for the room, thank you Roy that the Earth. But like this, that really helps me that the Earth, like being on Earth, you're not old, you know what I'm saying. Like there's older people, but like in the room.

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Speaker 2: Yes, there are older people on Earth than me. I'm not the oldest man on Earth.

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Speaker 1: Order in the room. Though you are in the room, Yes, in this room, maybe on the block, on this block, demeris.

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Speaker 2: I'm not saying because we don't want to get demonetized. I'm not gonna curse a you seven seconds maybe be past seven. Good, he didn't matters, fuck you?

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Speaker 1: All right? Well? May you a birthday coming up? I do have a birthday coming up?

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Speaker 2: Getting older, demeras older, I now be the oldest nigga on both of these blocks.

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Speaker 1: Forty six.

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Speaker 2: Stop playing with me how I don't know? All right, so then you just shut up.

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Speaker 1: I guessing.

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Speaker 2: Stop trying to get it's not a though right now she's off, she's off a little bit. Forty four forty four okay, yes, oh we look great, thank you.

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Speaker 1: What are you gonna do for your birthday? Virgo babies? Virgo season? How can you guys? It's like, oh, everyone watch out. I saw somebody. Oh you're a Libra. Yes I'm a libra. Oh not all of September is not virgo. See I don't know ship Yeah, who cares? I just assumed September was out. I think after if you want me to be a Verghill Rory, I'll be a Virgo for you I'm a virgo. Yes, no, you ain't. You're very much a libro.

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Speaker 2: How am I very much explained it charming.

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Speaker 3: Very charming, very very balanced, very shallow a little.

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Speaker 1: Bit, but you're very shallow as well. I am not shallow. What I am not shallow? You was as shallows that water you felling in that pool when you was d that was deep. That water was deep. I stood up completely and was still in the water, Like, what's that bruise doing good? It's the bruises healing up.

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Speaker 3: Yes, broke my Kuchie Likesa said, but broke said she broke broken pussy.

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Speaker 1: You don't remember. No, it wasn't that. It was Molly that had the broken pussy. Yeah, but Easter sunget Oh yes she did, she did. I missed that show. I do too, miss Insecure Sundays. Well anyways, merchants on sale right now ye new roymult dot com. Also for five dollars just for the month. You can get all of this ad free on Patreon, Patreon dot com, Ford Slash New All. So no birthday plans whatsoever, not yet. I think I'm gonna go away though. I think we take a little vacation. Okay, Yeah, I'm not sure. We have to say that a lot and then you stay in your house. No, no, no, this this this birthday, I'm gonna go away for sure, I'm gonna take a trip. I guarantee you come Wednesday before his birthdays like, yeah, it's gonna go see see mom. And I said, now I'm gonna do that this weekend. Okay, yeah, I'm gonna do that this weekend.

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Speaker 2: Audio that weekend act believe a spot in minds not. Yeah, I've been looking at a mariage could be a tour guide, the marriage could be a tour guy. She triedl was often, I don't know. I've been looking at some places in Mexico. I've been looking at uh, some places in the Caribbean, Virgin Islands. Okay, just trying to see, you know what I like, take a little vacation, get some sun.

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Speaker 3: If you want to ski water the hurricane season, you could go to the ABC Islands, which is what I did, Like the Aruba, bon Air, Curasu. They miss hurricane season because they're out of the hurricane belt.

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Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, I was looking at all of that. This is like an adult trip or maybe like a lucky lucky lady or.

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Speaker 2: I don't know, I might take three three porn stars with me. That's fun, that's fun, you know, have some fun. I mean, just just let us know what I wand you go to I think I'm.

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Speaker 1: Free if you invite yourself somewhere, all right. If mal goes to an island with three porn stars and tells like it's an island, though, like I could just go, I'm not invited. But like if we run into each other, there's only so many resorts. I don't think that's inviting yourself, Like I like a ruler. Yeah, come on, pull up so good, and like, of course we'll take the week off because it's your birthday, so I'll have the time. Might as well bring the cameras. Might as well bring some porn stucks. There's poortstars. We need cameras, you know that can't have a porn star out of camera. That's what That's what I mean by definition. They just be fucking exactly exactly exactly. But did anyone do anything fun this weekend? I was on Daddy Dude pretty much the entire time, trying to teach my daughter how to clean. Oh yeah, how's it going good so far? She likes cleaning now because she thinks it's fun, Like she gets the swiffer. It's fun for now. Yeah, but I'm gonna say a long that's gonna last. And I posted that on my close friends. And this is where I think a lot of my friends are pieces of shit, because everyone was dming me back saying that it was misogynistic that I was making a mar of vacuum. Okay, and to me, that makes it. That's not misogynst Everyone should know how to clean. You're a misogynistic for thinking I did it just because she was a girl. That is true. They got yell the nerds back in the kitchen after she was done. Everybody should know cleaning is fun. I've met a lot of adults. I love clean It's therapeutic. I've met a lot of adults that don't have any home training. And I don't want my kid to go out into the world. No, like adults that don't know to properly clean a bathroom. It's just it's odd to me. Those are one of the things I know. But how do you not know how to clean a bathroom? No, you'd be surprised, Like, how do you not know how to clean.

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Speaker 2: The back, Like, just think about that. How do you not know how to clean?

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Speaker 1: Period?

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Speaker 2: But how do you not know how to clean a bathroom?

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Speaker 1: Either you had dirty parents or really rich parents. I guess it's either I don't know if there's a gray area the it's either like you had a made or you just had the dirtiest house ever.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I just don't get that you don't know how to clean. That's like, well, you do have to be taught how to clean properly, yeah you do. But even if you're not, like I think you just end up picking up on how to clean, even if you had parents that weren't like the cleanest, like as an adult, Like I know some people who you know, growing up, they didn't have the cleanest of houses, but now they have the houses are spectacular, Like it's like wow, like they taught themselves how to you know what I mean, Like if they even if they weren't handed that.

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Speaker 1: It was like you pick up on that. Yeah, I mean I don't know. My mother was very clean and taught me how to clean, So I don't know how that looks like if you weren't taught at it, Like I wasn't really taught how to cook. I kind of taught myself how to cook. I'm not great at it, but yeah, you pick up on it. But I feel like someone should teach you how to clean the toilet, like just spraying the shit in there, and like people know how to sweep. That's not cleaning, right, Yeah I don't. I don't know how people don't know how to clean.

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Speaker 3: But you know, you gotta get on your hands and knees and hit them fucking corners of.

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Speaker 1: Like the baseboards hit on the corners.

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Speaker 3: You gotta hit them corners, hands and knees, hand with a bowl, with a bowl of fucking pine salt and bleach and dawn and just pass out scrubbing the corners of the.

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Speaker 1: Floor, breathing all the fumes. Get lightheaded, crack a window. Over the weekend, the VMAs did happen, And it wasn't because I was on dad duty. I had literally no interest in watching the vmmas. I thought you were gonna come here and talk your shit. You and I have had this Mariah argument that you made up all because I said I wasn't familiar. I thought you didn't come here talking your shit that your girl got the vanguard award, which is very much there, and her performance was incredible. Mariah still Mariah, even when it's not December. I thought you didn come here a little bit more bravado.

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Speaker 3: I'm a terrible podcast personality because I didn't even I didn't watch the VMA's. I didn't even know the VMAs were going on until, like I got on Instagram last night, and I damn sure didn't know that Mariah received anything until you just told me.

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Speaker 1: All right, do you think that's you being a bad podcaster or it just being kind of over for people caring about the VMAs, because there was a time when we all as a family sat on the internet just so we could commentate on the VMAs.

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Speaker 3: I think that we I don't think that the people have stopped caring about the VMAs. I think we've aged out. I don't think we're I mean Mariah's here. I mean Mariah's here because they're giving her an award the same way that they used to give back in the day. We used to watch Diana Ross and do they get.

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Speaker 1: Award instead of Drewski hosting? That got LL cool, J and I love ll don't get it twisted, But I feel like they're skewing more towards own people like Steven Tyler performed.

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Speaker 3: Oh wow, Well yeah, I didn't. I guess I didn't know a.

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Speaker 1: Buster who I love always want Buster perform. But I feel like they skewed more towards us than anybody.

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Speaker 3: They should have advertised it better to us because I had no idea that any of those people are performing. I only knewoj was hosting because I looked up when I was in Midtown.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I was like, oh, oh, who Jay is hosting the VMA's, Like that's what what has been in these boardrooms? The reason why comedians are like no longer hosting these types of things. I mean, Gray, I know, Shane Gellis just did the SPIS, but that was like standard for all award shows, not so much the VMA's but in general that there was always a comedian Like why they're not giving Drewski the bag to do like real skits about award shows while he's hosting is beyond me? Yea, like Drewski should be hosting this. Drewski is funny, he can deliver, he's creative, he understands what's going on in the industry and the culture, like I love l He's great. Go, but why would he need to host why?

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Speaker 2: I mean, it's the name at this point, it's the name ll Is. You know, he's hosted awards before.

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Speaker 1: We live in We live in the clips society, whether we like it or not. Do you want to push him Oultice or yes? Yeah that's funny. Right now, the only clip I'm seeing on YouTube VMA's twenty twenty five is locoj opening. That's two minutes long. Go look at what Shane Gillis ESPN monologue is for that piece. Yeah, yeah, I think, but this you want to make a moment, because that's what I mean, Award shows just by statistically across the board, no matter what the genre is or award show are dying the same way everything. Why in TV world because I mean we were tuned into Netflix, Hulu. People just aren't on TV like that, and they get their content in other places. So if you want to create these moments and create these clips and get people excited, why are you not having more comedic stuff happening during these shows? Yeah?

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Speaker 2: But I think even if you have somebody like a Drew Ski hosting in VMA's, I don't know if it does much for the for the VMA's, I don't know if the viewership is up or not.

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Speaker 1: I'm saying just more so on the clip related things. I'm not going to sit here and play Monday Morning Quarterback and act like I know what would get ratings with a TV network for an award show. I'm saying just based off someone that missed the show and was looking at the clips on YouTube, because that's that's the world that we live in.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it feels disconnected in my opinion. Well, the Soul Train Awards were canceled, right, what other awards was canceled? The BT Awards, Pop Awards, Yeah, BT Awards.

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Speaker 1: Now, And even with the BT Awards, I mean, I know the Hip Hop Awards was where the ciphers were, but why don't you merge those two things in? Like the only reason people were really watching these things was because of the ciphers, And even if you didn't see the show, the ciphers will go crazy on YouTube, which is a huge platform for Viacom. No matter what. I just feel like award shows are running away from the things that actually track of, Like why we are really here for that?

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Speaker 2: I mean I think that you know it's just a sign of the times. We see so much of these celebrities. He's an artist daily on social media. We have so many other performance platforms now, things like that to where you know, a Soul Train Award or BT Hip Hop Award or even the VMA's doesn't have the lord that it once had.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think it also goes back to what we've always discussed that this new generation doesn't really have superstars. Of course there's in the pop world. They had Sabrina the Carpenter performed, but like we were just saying, it's Skew's old Steven Tyler, Lady Gaga, Mariah Carey, Buster, Rhym's, Post Malone and Jelly Roll. I mean Post I still think is now getting closer to legacy. He's been out for over a decade. There's no new superstars that at least hip hop or R and B is gonna run. Like I can't wait to see that. Like when Beyonce and Kendrick were performing at the BT Awards when Lemonade came out, like we all stopped what we were doing. Who like what we can't wait for the little Baby performance? Like, yeah, what is the word? Who does? They did their best, Like, who could you? I could never even critique someone in that that that bordroom of like, well I got Lady Gaga and Steven Tyler, like all right, you did your job. Yeah yeah, definitely they even have to like pick from with the new Generation. All right, Travis Scott will put on an incredible performance. But I don't know if Travis Scott is taking his time out to go do He's not without a new album or a new song. He's trying to push because it's not that important to him and he shouldn't be. So yeah, you should go with the TikTok stars. Who go with the comedians music is dead, Like just go with the go with the funny ship. Who performed again, Ryan Carrey, Serena Carpenter, Lady Gaga, Steven Tyler, uh Lowly Young, Post Malone, jelly Roll, J Balvin, DJ Snake, Oh there you go. He ain't got they ain't got none of us up there?

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Speaker 3: Hm?

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Speaker 1: Who who would they pick? I'm just saying.

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Speaker 3: Them out that does good performances.

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 1: I will say this though, I think I think Cardis should have performed. She has an album coming out in ten days. The Imaginary Players probably Yeah, I think that would have went crazy. Wait, you don't think people shit. We were at the WWE shit when she came out and people liked it.

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Speaker 3: You don't you think that Cardis should perform her new single for an upcoming album at the video musical.

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Speaker 1: That doesn't make sense to I'm not mad at that, but I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I don't know if I would have wanted to see that, though I'm.

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Speaker 3: Not mad a well, whether you wanted to see her or not. Yeah, that's not really what we was talking about. We were saying that she should have done it. That's that just marketing wise, that makes sense. Okay, that's usually what happens when people have new albums coming out.

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Speaker 1: I have liked Cardi's marketing so far, at least on socials. I think what she was doing selling the selling her her vinyls on two fifth with the incense and shit like I like that type of not on two fifths selling. It was with the blanket laid out and everything, and was on twenty fifth Street. I don't know if it was too fifth, but it was. It was in the city somewhere. Can we pull it up for really?

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Speaker 2: I just I said it was niggas wasn't out there like running down on Cardy like I'm.

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Speaker 1: The security was everywhere I saw on Instagram joants one hundred twenty fifth Street. That's crazy. If she did that, that's wild. But I mean, I think that type of marketing is like what's kind of needed right now, especially for her too. And like even this whole story of like I'm a I'm a single mother and I need to sell I need to sell my label says that I need to sell these like her personality is always her gold. So I think this has been great what she's been doing that is one hundred and twenty fifth Street. I think it's great with the with.

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Speaker 3: The one hundred and twenty fifth Klanni who on and you know she got from her the vendor next.

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Speaker 1: Door a hundred percent with the hat on. Yeah, I think this type of stuff is is is what connects. If you're gonna do I g ship like this is the best way. In my opinion, I'm looking forward to I want to hit this album though I do. I do want to hit this project. I just want to know if like somebody happened to be walking by and they were like, yeah, I got cash on me. Now is the music on there.

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Speaker 2: No, they probably probably just yeah, it's probably just blanks. It's definitely just yeah, it's probably just blank, just the covers. Okay, I'm not mad at that. Yeah, but no, it would have been dope if there was that was really the album and she was like it was really for sale right there, that would have been flying.

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Speaker 1: I think would have would have been cool if she did this ship outside the garden last night. Oh yeah, the VMAs. Like, if she did that, it wasn't like the garden.

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Speaker 2: It wasn't you think the VMA's was at Madison Square Garden.

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Speaker 1: Damn, I getting that old that you think there's anslbs. She was in Long Island at the USB Arena. Oh she wasn't.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I told you didn't watch the v the garden though it used to be No, yeah, when the VMA's was a thing.

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Speaker 1: But also they have the theater in the garden. Yeah, she was in Long Time. She was well then, I never mind CARDI because the van u u Yu USB. You're confusing your letters like you listen, man, I' dyslexic. Do you want me to do which I did? Love?

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Speaker 2: I did love Doja Cats performance? Though you love anything doj Dojia is incredible. I don't I don't know how people don't talk about Doja Doja is.

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Speaker 1: People talk about do all the time. She's one of the biggest or not, you're not the target audience, But yes, talk about some underground ship, underground y'all on this Doja.

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Speaker 2: But there the way I heard people see people talking about the cardis and the lotto's and it's like, yo, y'all. This Dojah is light years ahead of all of those other artists you'll talk.

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Speaker 3: About doj and Dojah has a different audience than the rest of them, about more than them. But she has two different Yes, a pop superstar.

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Speaker 2: Yes, Dojia is incredible, She's in't like everything about Doja Cat to me is like she's She's like she's Madonna, She's Janet, She's Paula Abdu, She's very much Cindy Lauper. She's fucking she's just she embodies like the eighties pop, nineties pop. Like she is incredible. Doja Cat is incredible.

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Speaker 1: Okay, why don't we view Nikki the same way too? Is Nicki not a pop star? To Nicki is a pop star? I mean, I know the answer to this question. But and I love Doja. I think she's super talented. But at the end of the day, she is a rapper, like she could really rap. She can rap, she can sing all of her music very much in hip hop, even her pop records.

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Speaker 3: You can't know it's not she can rap and she does rap very well, but the majority of Dojah's main music is not traditional hip hop. Dojah is more pop than Nikki. Nicki's pop because she's popular and she like she makes pop.

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Speaker 1: What's pills and poison, what's a starship?

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Speaker 2: Those are pop records. Yeah, But but Doja is more traditional pop than Nicki.

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Speaker 1: Yes, sure, you guys will say her last what was her last album even labeled us Doja? Yeah, I think her last name was rap because it was a rap album. Remember it was rap hip hop thing. Okay, So I guess my point still stands. And why is she not Why is Nicki not said to be the same. But people have been saying Nikki. People have always said that Nick's a pop star.

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Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, Nicki, he's been up, Nicky's been m Nikki was one of the first like pop rap like superstars. Nick's a pop star. But Nicki is a will always be a rap star first, Yeah, Doja's star first, because Dojah was known as a pop star first.

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Speaker 1: Y'all didn't discover that.

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Speaker 3: Okay, y'all didn't discover that Dojah could rap until like y'all started really listening, like, oh, Dojah could rap, Whereas Nikki came out rapping and then she turned into a pop star.

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Speaker 1: Well, different times and different approaches, because one was coming up through like smack DVD, come up DVD type thing.

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Speaker 2: But yeah, one was in the studio with stat.

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Speaker 1: Like it's yeah, one was with Fendi.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Thojah makes dancing a thing, and like when you make dancing and performing a thing, it helps with the whole pop star thing.

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Speaker 1: What do you think Nikki Safari and Will i Am did on on Letterman? Mm hmm. That's a legendary that's a legendary performance. That is a legendary performance. When we don't get enough credit for that, when we don't get enough when we enterview Safari. There's been like very few real regrets in my life. Yeah, that's part of life. You gotta live with regrets. There's one that like keeps me up at night, and it's not doing a full video breakdown with Safari of him standing like this for a minute thirty Yeah to the side. Yeah, listen, we're doing even doing what he had to do. It's part of the performance. No, it wasn't. It was. Nobody could ever say Nicki Minaj was a bad girlfriend. No, you're with will I Am, who I've given shit lately. But will I Am is one thousand percent. I don't need to tell you. A fucking icon, Nicki Minaj a fucking icon. Even at that time she was getting into her icon setar icon. Two icons are performing fucking Letterman another icon. You know, people have waited their whole life for David Letterman to introduce you. Yeah, look at Safari getting this ship off and she let her boyfriend which by like they're all in this futuristic look and everything. The dance was. Safari's in a pink T shirt and a fitted standing like this. Yeah, he was part of what nobody could even see.

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Speaker 2: What if it comes to find out that Safari did the choreography.

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Speaker 1: Face, Oh, hes gonna give him flowers.

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Speaker 2: You're gona give him slowers this see, that's what I'm saying. Give Safari as flowers.

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Speaker 1: Everyone watching Letterman that night was like, yeah, I've heard of this, Nikki. You I think I've heard where I am. Who the fuck is this guy in the pink T shirt doing the robot? He's still sitting like this fair you could have just came off camera, like you didn't even need to be in front set. You think everyone right now is watching Like damn what happens when that guy?

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Speaker 2: I guarantee, I guarantee people in the audience was like, yo, is when is he going to get into his thing? Like he's just standing Yeah, part of the set?

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Speaker 1: What's this little easter egg in the back? Joshka, you skip because I'm telling you it's like a minute forty five, Like Safari stays like this, you have to go far into the performance. Yeah, he's still there. We're at a minute. Get it to your ship. Yeah, like he could have been a dance of the whole time. We didn't need him. Now he's going to split two icons. Nicki Minaj is the greatest girlfriend of all time? Yeah, I thought, yeah, what is Safari doing?

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Speaker 2: And he got the shirt on that you know when the album dropping, Yeah, that's what he was supposed to do.

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Speaker 1: So what number was? Well, I am on the greatest producers of the twenty first century. So far should Nicki Minaj the greatest female rapper of all time? Will I am icon changed the sound of music? And then you have Safari changed t shirt? It's not even the aesthetic of this performance.

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Speaker 2: Pink Friday. He's letting you know. I bet you, I bet you. Everybody KNEI Pink Friday was coming out though.

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Speaker 1: How do you think he pitched this to nigga? Like I need to know when they were in rehearsals, like with how Safari Ni probably was like yo, she knows Safari could dance like he could pop. No, that ain't it?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I ain't seeing Safari nudes. I have I understand why he was up on that stage.

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Speaker 2: Well, you know he's going, I'm just saying, hey, dog, now you're gonna always win that once you say a guy's nudes you want Like, I don't.

00:23:44
Speaker 1: I can't even I can't even go back and forth with you.

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Speaker 3: I understand why he was up on that stage. I probably would have let that nigga do anything too.

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Speaker 1: Hey man, her defense, in her defense, I've always wondered how good Yoko Ono's pussy must have been because that's another one. John Lennon. John Lennon got to perform with his idol, Chuck Berry on a what was American Bandstand? What it was? Letterman became the guy, but it was the guy before that, and let Yo Yoko on there playing in the tamer. She had a microphone. She's screaming with Chuck Berry. H Yeah, Like how good a pussy you gotta have where you could just let your girl get a cow bell, tambourine a microphone when you get to perform with your idol fire look at aw a bongo. She starts screaming at one point some gas. Look at Chuck Berry face. That's the greatest. That's like like creative rock. Yeah, Like I need to know in the rehearsals, like how John even pitched that to Chuck, Like, yeah, I'm I'm gonna have this crazy bitch stream during the whole time. Imagine trying to tell Will I Am and Jimmy Iveen, Yeah, my boyfriend's gonna wear a pink T shirt and do the robot one. David Letterman, well, shout out to.

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Speaker 2: Doja Cat and everybody else at the VMA's I don't know how much longer the VMA's has.

00:25:24
Speaker 1: But I think they're on the clock.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, always saying somebody on the clock.

00:25:28
Speaker 2: I think the VM is on the clock. Baby, they ain't gonna lie. Soul Trained wards out of here. Soul Train is probably more legendary than the VMA's correct for sure that they got rid of the.

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Speaker 3: Soul Train awards nobody, so they then got rid of the awards and then brought it back. Sorry, it's they have got written of it, got rid of it before, and then like brought it back.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, but I think VMS is on the way. I ain't gonna lie. I'm not saying so. Music isn't created these days, but it's not popular like ship. I remember when Ari was tight, when Shaye butter Baby came out and it's like wait, I made like this is made for your award show and I'm not even getting nominated. They don't even nominate so shit. So yeah, I mean I understand that part. No, Maul, you know nothing about phones. We've established that. I ask you every time you know nothing. You'd see a phone plan and go wow, what a great price. Then you get your bill back and be like surprise, right, it's not way higher. Yes, I'm here to tell you about Boost Mobile. For the first time in my entire life. You pay twenty five dollars a month forever unlimited talk text data at just twenty five dollars plus roy.

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00:28:37
Speaker 1: But shit, speaking of clocks, is I spice back on? Did she punch back in? Here we go because you guys were giving me my flowers? Sort of? I'll tell you this. I still don't think her a lot of like each other. Stop. Well, I got the record together now right in the video she got that? Yeah, he want that. It's a cool record. I'm not mad at the record and when I'm mad at the video, but I could tell by the chemistry they did. Nah, that was never pieced up.

00:29:03
Speaker 3: I was horny watching the video. I couldn't pay attention to No. Really, and I don't even be liking them. You know them poes debut, They looked great.

00:29:13
Speaker 1: I didn't see the video.

00:29:15
Speaker 3: No, those those are not as pale as these two. These two pale like.

00:29:19
Speaker 1: The records cool. I don't know for the work because it's not for me. If the chicks like it, I like it. If it gets ass shaking at the hook a lounge, I'm all the way with it. I didn't hear yet it's a better verse from Ice Spice and I've heard in a minute. It's it's cool. Yeah, I think I think Lotto did Ice Spice a huge favor. But that's just what you mean by getting on the record, by doing a record with her? Yeah, why what was that a favor? I just think Lotto is far better and bigger than Ice Spice.

00:29:49
Speaker 2: She's a better rapper. I don't know if she's bigger, though she's bigger, you think.

00:29:53
Speaker 1: So than just having a moment sitting next to Taylor Swift, as far as a career goes, does not make you a bigger artist.

00:30:00
Speaker 2: I don't know if I does Lotto have a bigger record than was it?

00:30:03
Speaker 1: Munch? Is that the name of it? I don't think what was the name of that record? I don't evenmber the name. Jy Z doesn't have a bigger record than Ice Ice Baby, But are we comparing them? Sorry? No, but that's it's like, just because you have one big, huge hit doesn't funny like, I don't know if Lotto is Lotto has a career, Ice Spice is finding moments. There's a difference. No, there's a difference in that.

00:30:28
Speaker 2: But I don't know if I don't know if I'm saying it's a favor that Lotto did this verse, what.

00:30:34
Speaker 1: Was it did? It definitely help Lotto as far as a moment because they were beefing at one time. Them coming together creates a moment for sure, But well, it was a moment because it has a lot of moments, Like she doesn't necessarily need to always rely on the quick moment because she has like albums and fans. No, I buy tickets. I'm with you on I think the best. She's a far better rapper, and yeah, I think this is this is a look for Ice Spice.

00:31:04
Speaker 3: We've Alway's been saying the clock is on Ice Spice for a while, so that's right.

00:31:07
Speaker 2: He's just trying to force his clock to be right. It was and broke clock is right twice though, So you.

00:31:13
Speaker 1: Again, I don't want to talk about her health because I don't know what was going on when she got skinny. None of my business, No one here to make jokes about it. But when she was working out. You saw when she posted the video in front of the Eiffel Tower and the weight was back on. I punched out of the clock. Everyone came back. So because the weight, it's a moment. Because she got thick again, the clock is off. No, everyone's there for her wrapsmoll. No, I'm just saying, is that you feel everyone everyone that she wasn't lyrical Spie. She wasn't slim spice before she went the ice. She wasn't slim Spice. Don't make me out to be the biggest ice Spice hater, and I'm not.

00:31:48
Speaker 2: I just think you are the biggest ice Spice hater.

00:31:50
Speaker 1: Just she was making the same record over and over again. The clock was on. Yes, Lotto saved her here, putting the weight back on saved her again. She has to keep finding moments to save her while Lotto doesn't have to do that. That's all I'm saying. I can understand where you're coming from. I'm not arguing with you now. Now I'm sure Ice Spice is only sitting back waiting for the young thug phone called the leak where he talks about Ice Spice. Because I'll give her another six months. They're just trying to find moments.

00:32:18
Speaker 3: Okay, they calling him Lady whistled Down. Y'all don't get that joke, but it's very funny. The Lady whistled Down, Young thug. Lady whistled Down. She's an anonymous writer that we used to tell everybody business in the show a show on Netflix that's very funny. So it's a very popular show amongst women.

00:32:39
Speaker 1: Get it. So you're calling young thug Wendy Williams basics. Basically, they was calling him Wendy Williams too. They was calling him Lady Whinney Williams. Yo. This young Thug ship over the weekend was so nuts.

00:32:50
Speaker 2: That's something that said, Yo, they're releasing the wrong Jeffrey files.

00:32:53
Speaker 1: I was fine.

00:32:56
Speaker 2: I was crying when I read that these niggas on the internet.

00:33:02
Speaker 1: He's like, where's the Epstein jail. I don't know if y'all. Yeah, like we got he had to call somebody, Yeah, like we got the.

00:33:09
Speaker 2: Wrong Jeffrey files, but we didn't ask for these files.

00:33:13
Speaker 1: This ship, the way it's been leaking has like almost made me a bad father.

00:33:18
Speaker 2: Like I like, I like the people say leaking, like it's an album. This is not this is not an album.

00:33:22
Speaker 1: Yeah no, this is not. We back to we, back to the mixtape era, this blog era, this is this is LimeWire Napster.

00:33:29
Speaker 2: Shout out the Big Bank though, on getting this interview, I thought that that made all the sense in the world for Thug to sit down with Bank. If you're not familiar with Bank, you know, let's just say he's been outside in the great Atlanta area for some years for respected uh, his relationships with pretty much anybody and everybody in Atlanta. So I thought that that made perfect sense. When when Bank announced that, you know, he had the Thug interview.

00:33:55
Speaker 1: But before we even get to the hearts of the interview, I want to say Big Bank conducted probably one of the better interviews I've seen in like the last decade. He like that was some fucking sixty minutes. Barbara Walter shit like, he conducted that interview so fucking well with the smallest things. I don't think anyone else on earth could have done a better interview than he did with that well, I was it was just he just got the uncomfortable then asked the right questions. It was the pushback where it mattered it was the account like.

00:34:28
Speaker 2: Like Bank was holding he held he held Ug accountable for his actions and things he was saying and things like that, and you know you gotta respect that anytime you sit down, you know, as men, and there's accountability, accountability, you know, in the in the room, it's gonna get it, it's gonna have a great conversation. I thought that's what Bank did. He focused on just making sure he held Thug accountable.

00:34:48
Speaker 1: That's all I mean. Granted, even you know, myself and everybody when the link went up, we couldn't wait to hear about all the calls, everything that happened to the trial. I was locked in from the first question that Bank asked of what's your earliest memory, Like the whole first half of that that had nothing to do with the case and the shit that we wanted to hear from was like incredible to hear. I don't know, I just can't say enough about how he conducted that to get Thug into a comfortable mode to then talk about all the shit we wanted to hear like that was some of the coolest I thought it was in fucking therapy, Like that was really like therapy. Questions that he started out with that entire thing had me thinking like, damn, what was my first memory? Like that whole part was incredible, But we then got to the func. Shit, yeah, where do we wanted to get me? He made some points. No, I think Thug made some points, for sure.

00:35:40
Speaker 2: I think the one thing that I took from it, you know, Thug is obviously well let's start here. If you've ever had anybody incarcerated and call you from jail, you know, Thug talking, you know, and I know people are like, damn, he doing nothing.

00:35:56
Speaker 1: This is what people that's locked up do.

00:35:58
Speaker 2: They call you and they just talk to Like sometimes I have to tell someone homies like you listen, dog, I'm not locked up with you. Stop calling me every day, Like I don't want to talk to you every day. Nigga, you arrested, not me, Like you literally have to say that, because that's just the outlet of you know, especially and I can only imagine some mighty like Thug who's being the public figure that he is and you know, living the lifestyle that he did and then not being incarcerated, you know, and he you know, obviously knows that his trial is is to talk of the coach at the time, so you know, he definitely had things that you know, he had to say and wanted to say in questions that you know, he wanted to ask people and just talk about things that was going on outside. So a lot of these things that you know, these conversations that are league doesn't surprise me at all because again, I have people that are incarcerated, so I know how that goes. With those conversations. It can go forever until you stop and him like, nigga, I'm hanging up. You know what I'm saying. So but I do think that you know this this this interview, hearing some of the things Thug said and talking to a lot of my homies that have did jail time, and we all kind of agreed that, you know, people giving Thug the snitch title is probably incorrect because you know, a snitch you put police on people, police get locked up, people get incarcerated because of.

00:37:10
Speaker 1: Your words and things that you did. That is what the snitch did. I don't think you can still be a snitch and no one goes to jail.

00:37:14
Speaker 2: I don't know about that. I don't know if anybody, I don't.

00:37:16
Speaker 1: Know if Okay, nothing, So so with thug.

00:37:22
Speaker 2: He did bad though, going in the interrogation room talking for hours. You know, definitely never supposed to do that.

00:37:28
Speaker 1: If you have A three or two are using this? If you have a what three or two the file of when you speak to the police. It depends on what you told him. Okay, I thought, now, don't get a twisted he did bad going in there talking for two hours, however long he did.

00:37:45
Speaker 2: You're not supposed to do that. That's not Nothing changes saying he is an A two. But and what he's saying, he was in there saying a bunch of bullshit. He didn't give the police factions on things that were really happened. I don't think nobody got arrest from anything he said. So it's like, you know what I'm saying, like, yes, he was in there talking to police where we're from, you ain't supposed to do that at all. But in what he said, did anybody get arrested? Did anybody face any consequences from the law behind what he said?

00:38:15
Speaker 1: It doesn't look like.

00:38:16
Speaker 2: It doesn't look like Until now we get some further evidence of things that happened later than all of this changes, But as of right now, it doesn't look like anything he said was used against anybody, and anybody was incarcerated because of the things that he sat in there and told the police. So that giving him that because you have to be very careful with that title, putting that on somebody, you have to be very careful with that. But don't get it twisted. Him going in there and talking to police and interrogation room for however long he was in there. That is a no no And anything you can to say will be used against you in the court of law. They tell you that as soon as they put the cups on you. So that's a no note. But if he's in there spitting bullshit and nothing is real and nothing is really it's just like, all right, So what is he you know what I mean?

00:39:00
Speaker 1: What is that? Is he giving them information or something? I mean, we'll get to some of the thugs gaslighting in a bit with his tweets, because another UH phone call came out right before we recorded him telling big thing when he said, why would you even sit with him? And why would you say here's my number? So I was just flirting, Yeah, that was I was keeping said with a straight face, the big did you see a Bank's face when he's I was just flirting.

00:39:33
Speaker 2: I heard that. I was like, all right, man, like what we do? What we're doing in this conversation?

00:39:36
Speaker 3: What are we doing?

00:39:37
Speaker 1: Because at that point, like anything goes in interrogation room at that point, you know, I was just flirting with him. But I mean, listen again, I don't I'm not here to make the rules on anything. The rules that I'm under the impression of that used to be there, Yeah, that would be considered some form of cooperating. But I'm not here. I'm not here to call anyone a wrap.

00:39:57
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, if you if you going in and to that's out. You're not supposed to do that at all. Like I know people that can win the pterrogation room and literally laid on the floor with the sleep. You know what I'm saying, Like, you're not supposed to see anything. But if you in there just spitting bullshit? Is that you know what I'm saying, Like, Yeah, what is that?

00:40:15
Speaker 1: Is that ratting?

00:40:16
Speaker 2: If it's none of that shit is real? And what you're saying, you just throwing shit at the wall and they don't even know, like they can't even piece none of that shit together.

00:40:22
Speaker 1: It's a goal post. It depends who you're talking to, because, like we talked off, Mike John Gotti JUNR to a lot of people is considered a rap. He has a three to zo two. He told the government a bunch of lies, but he sat with the government and gave them statements. They were all lies. No one went to jail. But he is, yeah, you sat with the government. What are you talking about, right? No, listen, I'm with you.

00:40:42
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm with you. You never supposed to do that, but I just I'm that tight on somebody. You gotta be very careful with that. That is a very serious title to put on somebody. But all in all, you know, I think that you know, coming out of the interview, like I said, we spoke last week, I don't think any of this matters.

00:40:58
Speaker 1: If Thug puts out a.

00:41:00
Speaker 2: Great record right now, a great album right now, nobody even cares about this ship. That's just the word that we end today. Nobody really cares about this ship.

00:41:08
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm learning so many things. Like I did find out over the weekend that if you do do a crime with somebody, tell on them to get yourself out of trouble. Separate them from their family and then you go free. That is the same thing as being gay, according to the the LGI the LGTV community, which is crazy because he was a trailblazer for them, Like he's part of that community. Oh man, Like woop, whoop, we go to jail for life. Whoop do niggas start telling niggas? Whoopee do nigga. I can't wait for Snelo do a skit on this show, yo, listen. Being like Sammy the Bull is the same as Jason Lee is the funniest thing in the world to me. Like, that's the same person if you think about it, Like what Sammy did and how Jason was born is the same thing. Your thug said.

00:42:15
Speaker 2: I'm around I'm around gay people pretty much every day they worked for me.

00:42:20
Speaker 3: I don't have no problem with the gay community because I knew they was gay from the beginning.

00:42:23
Speaker 1: Yeah, from the beginning. We said, but if you come around me, you know, I'm saying now you switch up, you know, not being able to trust someone that's open about their sexuality as the truth. You can't. You can't trust someone telling the truth. Bro, This is crazy, man, I man, do we think Thug finally found out what it's like to be a podcaster. I mean, he's finally getting the heat that all of us have gotten. When we say one thing about one artist, you say their name, we got to backtrack, we got to apologize to people. Thug should be on the Hip Hop Media List next year. In my opinion, this has been the greatest podcast of all time for sure.

00:42:58
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the Jeffrey File, this is the this is definitely going down to here.

00:43:02
Speaker 1: Oh you know, you know, Chris already has that on TV loaded up. They're editing that right now. Yeah. I mean, I just feel like I agreed with some of the stuff that was being leaked with. Doug was saying, I don't know, I don't know future situations. I would never talk about someone and how they parent. I don't know these people whatsoever. But like everyone was outraged about I thought a pretty solid point of what stop fucking with the hose and go take care of your kids. I don't say nobody was fighting with that. I was like, yo, can you can you believe what you said about future? I'm like, yeah, I can, yeah, pretty much on the nose there. Yeah, but what I see, Yeah, I don't know. Future give you an amazing father. But if I was viewing from the cell, I was on the phone with my manably be like, Yo, futures probably take a break from some of the moves. Man, it's a lot of kids. Does this do anything for.

00:43:59
Speaker 2: Thugs perception coming out of this interview?

00:44:02
Speaker 5: Well?

00:44:03
Speaker 1: Does the interview do anything or the call? Well, we talked last episode of how his perception was before this. So you're asking now that this is here, now.

00:44:13
Speaker 2: That the interview she heard from Thug directly obviously away from the phone calls that will put out I'm talking about like and sitting down this interview with Bank and you know talking.

00:44:24
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so. I think Thug is getting the first lesson in what a lot of us of this age, because Thug is probably around my age. Can we look at how old young Thug is this era of the internet doesn't care. So I hope Thug feels better that he got his shit off his chest and talk to somebody like Big Bank, someone who may respect and want to convince that he is otherwise no matter what he says in that the internet is just going to internet and just joke, like to your point, if there's good music, then then it'll turn Anyone explaining anything on the Internet is just going to lead to more jokes. So no, I don't think anything changed. It just gave the timeline more ammo. Yeah, I don't think anyone that is constantly on the Internet has a changed perspective. I really listened because I'm old and I really wanted to hear. But if you look at every single comment under anything, it's just more jokes. Well, yeah, that's the Internet. Like the Internet doesn't take anything. So so I hope he found solace in getting his story out and convincing the people that matter the most to him. But I don't think this changes any perspective to the masses whatsoever.

00:45:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm still on the side that nobody cares. No, of course, I'm still on that side, like nobody nobody really cares. I mean, you know, it's a very select few that care about anything that he said in that, you know, on those calls or an interrogation room. Again, I think that all of this, you know, as long as he puts out music that people like, you know, Gunna did the same thing. You know, Gunna was looked at, he was people was kind of you know, off Gunner for a minute, and then he went out and put out music and you know, hit the gym got in shape. Now this nigga doing five k runs through Central Park or kind of shit.

00:46:09
Speaker 1: He's the local hero now changing people's lives.

00:46:12
Speaker 2: He's like, you know, getting changing fucking food programs in schools.

00:46:16
Speaker 4: Ye.

00:46:17
Speaker 1: Who is different now? Nobody? Man, it's like they brought back critical race theory. Yeah, the music is good. Well, all right, I'm gonna ask you the same question you asked me after the Gunner plea. Who in Atlanta is going to work with Thug after all these calls? Who will be the first feature? Who will be the first producer? Because that was an interesting question you asked me when the plea came out. I was like, man, I don't think it matters too too much. And you started breaking down facts of how close the Atlanta music tribe is. This could fuck Gunner's career over because producers won't work with them features like he's outside of that. That click now, which is why Atlanta has been so successful. He proved me click for sure. Do we think after all this, because there's way more ship on Thug as far as Godsip been talking about other artists in this Do we think that's gonna affect his career? Not not what fans think. I'm talking about making musics moving forward. Yes and no, I think there's certain artists that may not work with him. But you know, I think once you get featureds from certain artists, like the bigger names, I think that that it doesn't matter. Du Like if he doesn't get a let's say, a little Baby doesn't do a record with him, you know.

00:47:48
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, or you know some of the other guys from Atlanta don't want to do a record with him, or when he gets a Dre feature, you know what I'm saying, Like does that? Does it really matter at that point?

00:48:00
Speaker 1: I think it does because I think he may have offended one of the main people in Atlanta that is kind of a pillar of that community that we talk about. No who p oh, Yeah, because I think what P has done, which I mean coach K and P have done for Atlanta in this new generation. I mean, to me, they are the quintisential cash money. There's Rockefeller there, they they are that and what they have done for Atlanta, I think a lot of people rightfully so have an allegiance to them, and we have clearly seen that P is very, very offended by this entire situation. I think that's where things get a little weird in that regard, because I mean, Gonna obviously has that relationship and we didn't know at that time, but landed on his feet. I don't care if you offend future all these people. You offended the one person that all of these people are attack. Literally everybody has a relationship with P, and for the most part, a very positive one. Like that's where I think things could get a little weird, Like, damn if I work with Doug now, my whole relationship with QC could be could be compromised. Yeah, I feel And I'm not saying that that could end a thug career. I'm just saying to me, that was the main thing I thought every artist he brought up, I was like, man, people get over gossip. But once he started putting up tweets and ig stories and all this shit, Yeah, I think I think he feels a way it would look weird to the artists that he either has signed managed has a relationship with, Like He's Atlanta for real.

00:49:38
Speaker 2: He feels a way, and he has a right to feel some way. He's absolutely in the right to feel some way. But I'm also on the side of you knows, as grown men, you have a conversation and you know, you put shit to the side, and you know, you again hold yourself accountable, which is what I think Bank did with this interview with Doug. I mean, I see space for for Thug and Peter sit down at.

00:50:01
Speaker 1: Some point or get on their phone and have a conversation, and I don't want to see, you know, I think there's room for that. I think there's room their unity down there.

00:50:10
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I hope it doesn't. That's that's what you know, made Atlanta what it is was the unity. It was the fact that all of these guys, for the most part, you had obviously people in the city that didn't really fuck with each other, but that's anywhere you go. But for the most part, Atlanta has always stuck together, always supported each other. You know, this artist has a video. Shoot, I'm pulling up. I'm in the video, you know whatever, just to support Atlanta. But I think coming out of this, you know, I think there's a bigger conversation to have, and I love what Banking and Thug were able to sit down and do and have a conversation and just you know, have an honest conversation. But I do think there's a bigger conversation to have as.

00:50:50
Speaker 1: Far as you know, just.

00:50:53
Speaker 2: The street culture and you know, music culture and things like that and sometimes blending, the blending the two is. We always know it's not a good idea to blending, to to blend business and street culture, but that's part of it. That's been part of it since the inception of him, right, but all we had a point now where we see finally like yo, we need to have this conversation of listen, man, let's we're doing this to get away from that, you know what I mean, Let's not blended too. Let's not have an overlap of the streets and the music. Because again, when shit like this happens, what comes. Everybody's losing. Niggas is going to jail, niggas is dying. Kids is out here with no fathers.

00:51:32
Speaker 1: You know.

00:51:33
Speaker 2: It's like it's this cycle that we keep perpetuating. It's like, Yo, at some point we have to say, all right, listen, we control this. We have the control to say this stops.

00:51:43
Speaker 1: We're not doing this.

00:51:44
Speaker 2: If you're doing music, stay over here, do music, don't get involved in none of this shit. I think there's more conversations to be had away from cameras and mic.

00:51:52
Speaker 1: So I'm not talking a good representation of that of whether it be there artists or founder staff, et cetera. I don't know when you lose that element to it. Now we're just in corporate modes. Like now we've lost and I'm not saying that all hip hop is just authentic street ship, but once you lose that, then you've you've lost any real connection to what's actually happening. If corporate, If it's all corporate, then we're no.

00:52:20
Speaker 2: But what there's plenty of artists that are successful that came from the streets that once you know, this music thing or entertainment became a real thing, completely left that shop.

00:52:27
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, for sure, I thought you were saying like that element just needs to be taken away of No.

00:52:33
Speaker 2: No, no, I'm saying, once you're in this, once you are, now it's entertainer.

00:52:37
Speaker 1: Transition to get completely let me say, that's where you see to me.

00:52:40
Speaker 2: Like, get away from that, because again, once it once it all falls. Yeah, then it's like you know what I mean, like, all right, we're back to this ship again. So you know, I do think that there's more conversations to be had, and I think you know this, this this interview with Bank was a was a great start. I think Thug obviously has a lot of conversations that he has to have with people in private to kind of like, you know, make a lot of the things that we've heard, right, a lot of people were offended by things that we all heard. And you know, I think that you know, he understands that and he has to again count hold yourself accountable and then have those conversations and if you know, you can move forward with some.

00:53:14
Speaker 1: Of these people and the relationship is mended. Great. If not, you got to accept that as well. I mean, I really want to ask Samars the hard hitting question because she speaks for all women. If I know a huge RICO is about to come debt sorry to take my birth control that the Feds. Yeah, If I know a RICO is coming down, you're about to raid right now. I told him, Oh, y'all, I put it on Josh. It's fine. If I know a crazy case is coming where I may do life. I can't hit up like one of my my hoes right before the Feds raid. I can't have like one of my little chicks before I know they're coming. That's cheating. You have a girlfriend, yeah, yeah, that's cheating, but other rico like you got to add the rico in. Yeah.

00:53:56
Speaker 3: So you're about to leave me for all these this time, and the first thing you think is damn that, let me spend time with my bitch.

00:54:01
Speaker 1: Let me go spend time with somebody else. You have to understand what the system has done and what that has done to not only thug psyche but millions and millions and millions of black men around the world. How do you understand? I don't. I'm just being empathetic. I'm just outside lens struggle. I can see where, Hey, the system is about to fuck me like it's fucked everybody before me. So I'm gonna go fuck this girl. Okay, Okay. I feel like that's a if you're facing life, I feel like your girl should give you, like just a little bit of grace because I don't know once they come, if I'm ever getting out, because I'm definitely not getting bail. So I'm in here until this trial ends and ended up being the longest trial in Georgia history. Yeah, if he's facing life like you gotta and you can come over to But I'm fucking like, I mean, do we think that you know his girl kind of like assumed he was in there there, you know, having sex with one of the CEOs, because we all know inmates have sex with Well no, this this was the day before I think the FEDS came. He had he had a chick in his condo, right, this is what it was that it came out. Oh yeah, no, that's cheating. I can't throw no, no, no, no, I'm not saying it's not cheating. I'm saying, is there a little bit of grace? Because I'm sure thug knew like the clock was ticking, you.

00:55:18
Speaker 3: Know when grace is given out. Grace is given out when you're honest. If I have to find out from elite jail call years later that you lied to me when I asked you, why does girl post any your condo? You saying that it's old, and come to find out that she was two days before you got locked up.

00:55:33
Speaker 1: But you also have to understand I'm already I've been in jail, so my mind is trained to deceive and survive. It's survival mode. I'm trying to spend the FEDS shit. I'm in the day room. Yeah, there's a lot of my mind is already in the world of deception because I've been within these walls that are private prisons. I don't know if you want to go down that rabbit hole. Mm hmm. Yeah, of course I lied, bringing to a lie. The system taught me to lie. Mm.

00:56:03
Speaker 2: So just you think that she's wrong.

00:56:06
Speaker 1: She wasn't in the system. She was at Saint John's.

00:56:08
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, thug tweeted my baby. I was wrong, and I'm sorry for what I push you through. You deserve better for me. Thank you for everything, and I will do anything to make this work. You showed me what love is and I hope I haven't lost you forever. Everybody leaves her, Everybody leave her out of this.

00:56:24
Speaker 1: Please?

00:56:25
Speaker 2: How do we want us to leave her out of this? She's in this, okay, Everybody leave her out of this.

00:56:29
Speaker 1: Please.

00:56:30
Speaker 2: She's an innocent girl and it feels bad about all of this. Please give her peace.

00:56:35
Speaker 1: How are you saying please give her peace? When you don't raising hell, you ain't giving her piece.

00:56:42
Speaker 2: I've never said anything wrong or did anything wrong with Mariata scientists.

00:56:47
Speaker 1: What the Internet, She's great.

00:56:48
Speaker 3: The internet is on her ass because on some of these calls she was giggling and laughing, the biggest one being the call that leaked where he was calling Galorila ugly and people.

00:57:00
Speaker 2: Okay, so women are caddy. We don't know that already.

00:57:03
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it doesn't mean that when like, for example, we all say shit when you got no business saying or that we wouldn't want other people to hear. And so we can all understand that we all do that, but when it comes out, we can't expect other people not to look at us like.

00:57:15
Speaker 2: Bitch, Like oh no, for sure, like the real probably would never fuck with Mariah again if she if she ever did.

00:57:20
Speaker 1: They were they were cool, they like I think they She brought.

00:57:23
Speaker 2: It out on the show. Yeah, yeah, I don't.

00:57:25
Speaker 1: I don't think I didn't know. I didn't know that, Yeah, because I was going to say, like, right, I feel like there should be some grace given between a couple having a private, key key type conversation. But I didn't know that they like had a relationship at that point you can't.

00:57:38
Speaker 3: So the internet is picking out like you know, they're coming from Mariah saying she's a pick me because like she has said, Mariah has said something like, well, they said Glorilla looked like Rihanna, and like you know what I'm saying, like just little ship. So she's under fire right now too.

00:57:51
Speaker 1: When Mariah said that, they said, when when Thug.

00:57:55
Speaker 3: Was talking already said yeah, they said, they said she looked like Rihanna.

00:57:59
Speaker 1: That's what Mariah said, not glurially, not fucking on no more. It's quiet if she was doing that on the call.

00:58:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I tweet you also think that, Sorry, I tweeted something that I got the men in my DMS calling me all types of lion whoores because I said, I don't like I don't like men that I would never want to date a man that will sit on a phone and cackle about a woman's looks. You can agree that a woman is unattractive, but like sitting on the phone and cackling and like talking bad on a woman's looks, that's extremely unattractive to me. And I don't date men who did that. They're like, you're lying and I'm like, just because you bitch made don't mean a niggas I fuck with is. I don't deal, Like like I don't deal. Even if I was to call my man to be talking about a bitch, he was just like mm hmm, like I nah, I hear.

00:58:39
Speaker 1: You like niggas not.

00:58:40
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, and that bitch, this, this, this, like that's women.

00:58:44
Speaker 1: I completely agree with your sentiment on that. I have no notes. I completely agree with everything you said. But look at it this way. What's the other side of that coin. You can't tell your girl that you think another girl's cute? Why can you? So now you got to like overcompensate and be like all them bitches ugly. You're the only pretty girl.

00:59:07
Speaker 2: But even if you say that, I don't think that's bad. I don't think that's as bad as what Doug was doing. Like if you your girls were like yeah, no, no, but yeah no, they don't know none of them better than you, baby.

00:59:15
Speaker 1: I don't think that that's yeah that but not every girl is like you. Demeris that swings both ways?

00:59:20
Speaker 4: What was it?

00:59:21
Speaker 3: It ain't even about swinging both ways. It ain't even about swinging both ways. I got home girls as straight as a fucking arrow, and they still don't want to sit there and have that's insecure.

00:59:30
Speaker 1: That's something to do with being straight. That's insecure a lot of women.

00:59:33
Speaker 3: And I'm not calling the riot itself. I'm saying bitches who would expect their man. Like when Rory said we can't give other women a compliment on the phone with our girl, I think that's extremely insecure.

00:59:44
Speaker 1: For sure, Like the fun you think you're the only good look at bitch on this planet. That's what you're supposed to tell it.

00:59:49
Speaker 3: Though, No, don't tell me that because now you now you lying, now me and you both know we insecure women want you to lie to them.

00:59:55
Speaker 1: Okay, mostly secure. That's fun, insane. Yeah, So I just feel like maybe there needs to be more context into this. I'm not putting anything on Mariah the scientists because we don't know these people, but I don't know what their relationship is. Where sometimes if a girl gets brought up, she trash because you can't say she's okay, let alone beautiful, so you.

01:00:22
Speaker 3: Just you know, ugly as fuck, saying she had a long ass, bullshit ass wig, goddamn big ass, had big mouth.

01:00:30
Speaker 1: I would not pursue her like at all that ship, ain't you know?

01:00:34
Speaker 4: You know what?

01:00:34
Speaker 1: I take back every point at yourself. I take it all back and.

01:00:38
Speaker 3: Then and then Glow responded, it was like, mind you just the same nigga blowing my phone up to ask what color my eyes is? Laugh my ass off?

01:00:45
Speaker 1: That's what real m. That's why. That's why I said, thug, welcome to podcasting. You can't talk shit if you got a little some demons in your closet. You can't talk about certain peace. Yea freeze, we'll pull up a deal like he was just in my DMS. He'd be like every girl say that, and then you see the DM and it's like, damn all.

01:01:07
Speaker 2: You know the crazy part? You know how many more phone calls are left?

01:01:13
Speaker 1: That ain't even the first weekend, Chail. This ain't even the longest trial, Georgia.

01:01:18
Speaker 2: This is we're gonna hear some crazy shit like I'm talking about we were about to hear.

01:01:24
Speaker 1: They gonna turn it up.

01:01:25
Speaker 2: They're gonna be all right, you know what, like he didn't do this interview with bank cool niggas is like, yo, thug is heard he lost his friends. Cool, let me show you that he was never none of your friends. They're about to when them tapes drop. Oh, whoever is leaking? Bank, you got about seven more interviews you're gonna have to do. But wait till they dropped the interview with him told my bank. That's when when the government see that he got an interview with what we think he's gonna be. Thug saying like bank to your podcast. Oh my god's pray that ass podcast. Bank shout up when he when they dropped them tapes, Oh my god, bro.

01:02:03
Speaker 1: I know they have more, just based off how they spaced them out. It's not like the way that everything just dropped like they leaked one or they hatch one email and then all of the drop. Listen, they're spacing these things out strategically, bro. Listen.

01:02:14
Speaker 2: One thing we can be sure of is every day that thug was in that jail, he was on that phone. That's how many tapes we got left born.

01:02:23
Speaker 1: Tapes we got. Oh my god, Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna get bad.

01:02:27
Speaker 2: I think it's gonna get a lot worse now now that he's trying to, like, you know, take accountability, and which is great. You know we were given we give him grace there. That's great that he did that, But like I think that the you know, the government is seeing that and they're like, oh, so y'all think that, you know, he's stand up accountable guy. Okay, well let me tell you. Let's continue to show y'all what he thinks about all of y'all. And I think they're gonna continue to put put these audios, these records.

01:02:50
Speaker 3: At this point, I don't even think it's the government. I think it's just somebody doing their reporter duty and cost the government.

01:02:55
Speaker 2: There's definitely the government. They want to They want to ruin his image as much as they can. They wanted to keep them in cars, ready for life.

01:03:02
Speaker 1: And you know what, we saw the behind the scenes moves of the prosecutor. This was their case to get them to the next level, get down to Rudy Giuliani with the mob. Like these celebrity cases make people's careers. Everyone switched their job to try to get on this ship, right and now they look crazy. So I'm not mad at it, But I will say the bank interview wasn't the reason that convinced me that thug is not a rat. It was his tweet this morning where I was like, he was probably spinning the police because they think he's spinning me right now. Times like these is when my loved ones are supposed to look at the good I did towards them, not the ugly, and then then the ugly, then the ugly. All right, but now hold on with the heart emoji that's been broken, like he's this is the most gas lightings ship he those police. I really believe he was flirting when he gave that cop that number. This is a gas lighter. This was one of those things where this is a gaslight.

01:03:58
Speaker 2: The spelling of the word makes all the difference. It's supposed to be then or then, Because if he's saying they're supposed to look at the good I did towards them than the ugly, that's a whole different thing. But if you say they supposed to look at the good and then look at the ugly, it's like, damn, that's some gaslight shit. But I think he meant to say van a lot of niggas. Then then there there that'd be kicking nigga's asses. So I think he meant to say the good I did towards them than the ugly.

01:04:26
Speaker 3: Look more at the good I did towards them than the ugly.

01:04:30
Speaker 1: That's what he added. More that would make sense. I actually think this is grammatically correct through what he was trying to get across. If he said more, I'd be with you.

01:04:36
Speaker 3: So he's saying, look at the good ideas, then go and look at it.

01:04:39
Speaker 1: Then go look at me cheating like think about think about when I said you're my baby death, I said, I don't know it.

01:04:45
Speaker 2: Depending on which one it is, it could either be he's super gas lighting right now or he just made a grammatical you know more error.

01:04:52
Speaker 1: When have you ever seen someone seriously use that emodi? No, you really hurt when you go find that one. I've never find me one person. I don't even I don't know. I've never used the I've never used it.

01:05:05
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've never used that broken hot again, noless not.

01:05:11
Speaker 2: He tweeted that this one at six thirty this thirty in the morning. He didn't go this like thug, ain't sleep man. Mariah six thirty three, Yo, six thirty three. You let that fly?

01:05:22
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mariah. She they was on the phone the whole night and she just kept asking, tell me why you did that ship. Yeah, he heard No, I didn't know what I need to know why you did that?

01:05:31
Speaker 3: Nigga said that Nigga tweeted flaws in All last night.

01:05:35
Speaker 1: Yo, I told somebody he said that.

01:05:36
Speaker 3: He said, Yeah, Mariah must have answered the phone tweeting flaws and All.

01:05:40
Speaker 1: Is she don't have a Twitter? Smart? Smart for whole? He lost the girl? That do we even got social media? Well?

01:05:48
Speaker 3: I think she got rid of her social media when they was on her ass for supporting Tory. I think she got rid of her social media a long time ago. We're her Twitter A long time ago.

01:05:57
Speaker 1: We had one of the greatest tweeters of all time in this very studio, Thank you you as well. Where do we rank flaws and All compared to offset tweeting y'all won? Yeah, because I think the thug in the last forty eight hours may have surpassed Offset of the last ten years.

01:06:16
Speaker 4: Like he's getting close to Meek territory. Flaws and All with a heart emode. Chapter ended with the heart emode. You that Nigga won his bitch matt Dog And wait did the heart? Did the heart get wounded before?

01:06:29
Speaker 1: After? Is that him saying his heart as whole? Now?

01:06:31
Speaker 5: No?

01:06:31
Speaker 1: No, that was the heart wounded? Is this morning? So now that was yesterday? Can we look at the time for flaws and all yesterday? Okay? Wow, all right, so yesterday evening his heart was was full and that was hurt. Now was mended? Is broken? First of all, you cheating on your girl and your heart being broken and bandaged up? Bro, niggas is so he spun the I don't think he's a wreck. I really think he was spending the bro. This is crazy. Somebody had tweeted.

01:07:03
Speaker 3: Somebody had tweeted, yo, Uh thug did that whole in If you're talking about how gun and not loyal, gunn is supposed to stand by him this, this, this, this and that, but he s won't stop cheating on his bitch.

01:07:13
Speaker 1: And I'm like, niggas be like that.

01:07:16
Speaker 3: You want a nigga stay loyal to you do everything for you was out here calling him a rat and everything. You still like, Yo, he ain't send me no money, But you can't keep your dick between your legs. You have got to stay having no internet laughing at your bitch. Come on now, don't preach me. Loyalty, loyal to the bar.

01:07:34
Speaker 1: But and they girl a dude would cuddle with loyalty tattooed on his chest with a side bitch laying on the loyalty tattoo, like we know what type of time it is with that.

01:07:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fucked up, but it's real, that's right.

01:07:47
Speaker 1: I'm just being honest. Yeah, no, it's real. It's real. I think that you know and I'm still you're wrong, Like I'm not judging any but yet. I Doug is young man. He's young.

01:08:02
Speaker 2: He's a young rich artist from Atlanta. I'm not judging cheating years old.

01:08:09
Speaker 1: That's young. Thirty four is young. I've made dozens and dozens and let's not even count them mistakes in my thirties. My excuse would never be that I'm young. I made them. That needs to be a kound of Like, I'm not judgings those accountability.

01:08:26
Speaker 2: I'm never I'm not saying that that's an excuse. I'm just saying, thug is young, he's just turned thirty four. Like, I don't expect no crazy loyalty from no fucking when it comes to this woman from a thirty four year old nigga from Atlanta. They got money and is in that lifestyle like you think I expect that man to be like, nah, I'm not fucking under these bitches.

01:08:43
Speaker 1: What what are we told?

01:08:44
Speaker 3: I don't expect anything from anybody, but that doesn't Being young is not an excuse.

01:08:50
Speaker 1: I mean it's one of them.

01:08:51
Speaker 2: Is for thirty three year old guy to be running around the streets of Atlanta with a bunch of money, I don't expect him to be loyal to his girlfriend, Like he got a bunch.

01:08:58
Speaker 1: Of beauty to him. Like, to me, that's the access he has, not his age, because I think there's probably fifty year olds with money and access on the him, wives in particular him, okay like him, Yeah, that's like I don't expect no loyalty from him, Like yeah, that's part of his lifestyle. Women, it's rock star shit drugs, So don't have a girlfriend. Nobody put a gun to yet, very true. I'm with you.

01:09:24
Speaker 2: I'm with you on that.

01:09:25
Speaker 1: As we sure we'll find a phone call where he says someone put a gun to someone's et. I'm with you on that. I'm with you on that. Then be single. I agree.

01:09:33
Speaker 2: I'm just saying like when you look at everything, it's like I don't expect anything else, Like yeah, he's out there having fun.

01:09:41
Speaker 1: You know why a new thug was bored? He said, uh, Andre three thousand, never put anyone on. That's how I just know you just you just bored, and you're just bored in the jail. I can't say anything.

01:09:52
Speaker 2: Anything you say, you know, you look at them. It's very specific to the type of person, their lifestyle. You know, he doesn't heat, he doesn't recognize on hundred two thousand of way you may recognize them, he doesn't.

01:10:05
Speaker 1: He doesn't.

01:10:05
Speaker 2: And a lot of people from Atlanta don't. A lot of people from Atlanta have futures. The greatest artists out of Atlanta.

01:10:12
Speaker 1: Well, who you want to say that Three Stacks and Dungeon family like put the entire city on.

01:10:16
Speaker 3: I would, well, what do you consider putting on? Because that was a conversation that I saw people having. Are you leading by example and opening doors or are you doing the Drake literally doors down for the south? Okay, so that's what I'm asking. Do you consider putting on opening doors and creating a lane or do you consider putting on the drakeway? Taking someone, putting them on a song, or saying, hey, people listen to this person. They're hot, Which one do you consider putting on?

01:10:47
Speaker 1: Both those are.

01:10:47
Speaker 2: Both different variations of, you know, pulling people up from your city and your area and giving them a look that they might not have, making them a party, of putting them on your platform that you've built and amplifying their talent in there. There are I think that outcasts, Definitely, I don't. That's not even a question. If you don't know that you're you just don't have the information on outcasts.

01:11:09
Speaker 1: That's not even I would say probably Gucci, if you're going by signed put on like Gucci probably put on more people in Atlanta than any artists if you're counting that way. But do you think anyone would be like yo Coolhirk never put anyone on like yo cool Herk never signed an artist and stamped it and was like nah he started this. Like that's where it's just stupid to me, Like what Dungeon Family did ship if you go look not to say that Three Stacks put Future on, but their click with Rico is Future's cousin. Future is part of Dungeon family, like three Stacks talks about Future being in the Dungeon in the basement of their crib, like he put the entire even it's not even like and he was actually fed up about that though, is even I think it was at Fif's funeral when three Stack spoke and he complimented, he thought, the whole audience study is about the dish young thug and he was like, not thug, Like these guys create the greatest melodies. Like he was so shit. He gave thug averse like he he spoke when everyone thought the real rap community wanted Andre three thousand to hate the New Atlanta, he champion the new He was like, Doug and Future are the ones, like everyone was waiting for three Stacks. Y know, they're not lyrical. Now he was like, yo, these guys are nice.

01:12:30
Speaker 2: That's not who he is. He would never do nothing like that. So, I mean, I just thought that was but you're bored and you're in jail and talking shit.

01:12:37
Speaker 1: We got to wait for the next you know, ya thought, yall thought.

01:12:43
Speaker 2: This ship is just getting started, man, because you got to again, how long was he incarcerated and we know he was on that phone every day, so the audio is unlimited of you know, the files that they got from his his jail call.

01:12:58
Speaker 1: So I mean, we'll have the way you see ship, you would have to have my my jail call if I found out that you added another last name to my kid speaking of future. Oh you're so ridiculous. How am I ridiculous?

01:13:13
Speaker 3: First of all, he wouldn't have to find out because Sierra has full custody of her kids, so you I'm sure she told him that it was happening. I'm sure it didn't. And first of all, been happened. It came out a.

01:13:25
Speaker 1: Source closer Sierra, which is probably serious source. It was came happened.

01:13:37
Speaker 3: That happened a while ago. We're just now privy to it. But that happened a while ago, and that it was just added honest, Not that it was.

01:13:43
Speaker 1: An Instagram name. It's not a she didn't show a legal ID, right.

01:13:49
Speaker 3: But I think no, I think it's official that like that his name his last name has Wolfson in it.

01:13:54
Speaker 1: Oh Na, But see I did?

01:13:57
Speaker 3: Okay you fighting just to fight? We popped casting right now?

01:14:01
Speaker 1: Who's podcast you are? We podcast bottom of if you heals Heart.

01:14:05
Speaker 3: He's a father, okay, fucking crazy Okay, he's an active father. He has he takes if anybody was gonna have full custody of amara.

01:14:12
Speaker 1: It would be you. I don't like I don't even like the term active father because I'm like, no, I'm a father, Okay, you're a father.

01:14:17
Speaker 3: That baby lives twenty four to seven with his stepdad and has since he was one years old. So why is it not okay for him to add the name on be adopted by his stepdad and add the name on what's wrong with that adopted?

01:14:31
Speaker 1: He he got two parents? What do you need people adopt? You can still get adopted even when you I know there's Those are the videos that made me cry the most. But it's not the same circumstance of two parents that are living.

01:14:42
Speaker 3: Why isn't it if one isn't one is taking full care of him.

01:14:46
Speaker 1: That's his dad, bro. I don't know if again, this is other people's kids that we don't even know about about this if little future calls uh russell dad, no, I mean I get the step dad. I think stepdads are important, think it's healthy for that entire thing. But adding the last name typically only happens when the father has either passed away or is completely absent, Like, you don't even know what that motherfucker is. We tried twenty three. I mean, we tried everything to find this that's changing the last name. She did not change it.

01:15:18
Speaker 3: She added one on because something that people brought one up, and again we don't know these people's speculation. Something that people brought up is the fact that everybody else in the household has the same last name, his brothers, his sisters, whatever, and he.

01:15:34
Speaker 1: Does seventy five brothers and sisters were different last name.

01:15:36
Speaker 3: Okay, but that's not his immediate family, Rory.

01:15:39
Speaker 1: So she added Wilson his immediate families. She added Wilson on. Okay, so he still has his dad's name. Yes, there's literally nothing wrong with that. There's little Oh sure, No, I think outside looking in it's a very healthy co parenting situation with what they're doing. I'm just I'm saying, okay, so weigh another last name is being added. He still has futures last like word were Okay, you still have futures. Last name he just added to Wolfson. Okay. Respect people have.

01:16:11
Speaker 3: Been people have been talking about that dynamic since that. Babe, I'm wanna say, some real ignorance say it.

01:16:18
Speaker 1: The same way with these rappers. After we find out some ship about them, we can't really like respect their lyrics talk about the cold thing. If I ever hear Future rapping ounce of a violent lyric, I don't believe you. Everybody dying, You're just everybody is dying. You're ridiculous. The mom is married, she's she's married to congrats. That's amazing what they got to do with.

01:16:44
Speaker 3: My son has full custody of her child, full full custody. You know what full custody is. I okay, that means I don't even got to ask if his I don't even ask his daddy to take him out of the country. I have full custody of my kids because I'm the only one taking care of this motherfucker. You no longer have a say you keep speaking from an active dad's perspective. If you're speaking from this perceptive of an act, that's okay. So then you can't speak on that situation period.

01:17:07
Speaker 1: I'm asking you because I don't know Future is not active at.

01:17:10
Speaker 3: I'm sure he has a relationship with his kid, But when another one, when you give the mother full custody, you know what that means.

01:17:16
Speaker 5: Mom?

01:17:16
Speaker 1: You know what. There's plenty of active fathers, real fathers where the mother has full custody though that's usually joint.

01:17:24
Speaker 3: That's usually joint custody that they usually have joint custody. Full custody is not just I live with you full time and I get and they get the multi custody.

01:17:33
Speaker 1: They have joint custody legally, m that's what this is A way AI be wrong sometimes but.

01:17:40
Speaker 2: The future but some lives primarily with Sierra. When it says what is co parenting like for you?

01:17:46
Speaker 3: When somebody I remember that interview, somebody asked Sierra at Sierra just started laughing.

01:17:51
Speaker 1: See I don't know what that. I hate when women do that.

01:17:52
Speaker 2: Because laugh Sierra answer talk now laugh you can laugh, but then like answer the question.

01:17:58
Speaker 3: But I think I think Sierra was trying to to be respectful that's possible and try to stay away from mess when they asked, I respect that.

01:18:06
Speaker 1: Yeah, she definitely does a great job of that. She doesn't she doesn't end up in a lot of mess. But yeah, I mean I think they have joint custody. She's never prevented her son from seeing his dad like you, but that is but again, again I don't know.

01:18:22
Speaker 3: The source came out and said Sieric got full of custody, and I don't sources like that though.

01:18:25
Speaker 1: Usually just polished.

01:18:26
Speaker 2: Wilson is thirty four.

01:18:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's young. Remember he's young. He's young. He's he's considered a dinosaur in the NFL. It's like, what's this old fuck going to retire? Thirty four? He's younger than me. It's crazy, right, I hate getting older.

01:18:42
Speaker 2: I thought he got drafted. Oh he's thirty six. That's still I thought he thought. I thought I thought he got drafted at thirty six. Really, I thought Russell Wilson was closer to forty than thirty. I thought he was way closer to forty.

01:18:54
Speaker 1: Than thirty six.

01:18:55
Speaker 3: Sierra's thirty nine. He's thirty six.

01:18:57
Speaker 1: Okay, Sierra's thirty nine. That makes sense? Wow, okay, do we hove an apology for what future? Got got real bent out of shape with that that bar and killed jay z. It appeared to be some prophecy there. Yeah, that right, he got you crashed out and it was it was right. Well, I mean I don't, I mean, whatever's healthier for the kid.

01:19:23
Speaker 2: Yeah, And if listen, Russell Wilson stepped up, you know, he obviously Sierra obviously married, so you know, Sierra wants to give her son, you know, the last name of Wilson added to Wilburn.

01:19:35
Speaker 1: So be it. Man, as long as as long as the you know, as long as the child is raised will love. And it looks like he is. It looks like all right, But which one goes last? I think Wilson is that? Then?

01:19:46
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, Wilson, because the Sierra's last name now is Wilson as well.

01:19:51
Speaker 1: Nah, he mean, nah, you got it. Gotta be Wilson Wilburn. If we're going to add this into the mix, at least my last name needs to be the last one. Okay, I mean, if that's how you feel, you know, you you're a real dad. I can't argue with you on that, you know, I mean, so what I mean? And ship the way the way we see Russell playing with future, like and we know the Future is a tall guy that looks like he comes from a great gene pool. Little Future could make the league. What happens when will Burn Wilson is on the back of the jersey like that's gonna fly off the stands mm hmm, yeah, well it's gonna fly off the stand because of the Wilson or what happens when and who is stepdad? But what happens if Sierra does like a chair choreography dance with her son's jersey and it just says Wilson on the back, Well that's her last name. No, but it's his jersey. She's wearing her her son's jersey. Okay, everyone's doing I feel like, listen, man, I.

01:20:52
Speaker 3: Just think that completely ego driven. It's so ego driven. Like, that's completely ego driven?

01:20:58
Speaker 1: What is ego driven? Every I'm of course I'm joking around, but like, what is ego driven with it?

01:21:02
Speaker 3: That's not ego driven? You don't think that you worrying about yo, my son's last name when you are not there every day with your son.

01:21:09
Speaker 1: Somebody else is you're that word? My name is my name. My name has my my daddy's blood on it, like my daddy's blood on it. Nothing is more important than your last name, your legacy, your family. Yes, it doesn't be more important than your last name, your legacy.

01:21:23
Speaker 3: What about your son that you don't have full time, that you'd rather run around your talk?

01:21:26
Speaker 1: You and I are talking. Future is not in the room. I don't know Future. I don't know what he does with Son. I'm telling you why you think I think that would be crazy? Yeah, that's nuts to me. And first of all, I'm also someone that was fine, like even with Kia. If you want to hyphen it that ship and say Jacob Fair, I'm fine with that. But adding somebody else in the mix with a name, No, the name means something.

01:21:46
Speaker 3: Yeah, it means something. The person that's sit up there.

01:21:48
Speaker 1: Rate, I got to attach to you like an idiot at fourteen years old, my family crest because that's just what you did because you didn't like I forget my last name for some reason. But yeah, that shit is very much important.

01:21:59
Speaker 3: Though.

01:21:59
Speaker 1: Is your last name not important to you? And it's still there exactly?

01:22:04
Speaker 3: Like like I's just the confusion, Like the confusion is so crazy. Peach said, you can prevent that by just like being a good dad.

01:22:10
Speaker 1: I'm saying future is not in this room. We don't know him. I'm talking you and I like to me, yes, I would have okay, but what I'm saying and we also don't know. I don't put anything on Sierra. I'm sure there's from plenty of times where there's been women that have held their child away from the father because they've got in a new relationship. Like, let's not act like all women are the most amazing mothers and don't use their kid as a weapon. Okay, but we weren't talking about that. We were not in a future situation. I don't know anything about it.

01:22:36
Speaker 2: They're not work with their child, so I don't.

01:22:38
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's why I was saying off with Peage said you could just be a good father, and I'm saying, there's also women that have had children with good fathers that they keep away from their kid get a new relationship. I'm gonna just spite you and add this last name here, like let's not act like that doesn't exist. For sure.

01:22:53
Speaker 3: Absolutely yeah, But now, like to me, playing with last names is like when people when people say that, it's just like, yes, there are sure there's women that are just so upset and they just you know, you're such a good dad, but they just want to keep the baby away from you. But let's be honest, how often does that really happen? You're really a great dad, but they want to keep the baby away from you. They want to keep their kid. Twenty four to seven and be a single mom and had his bad motherfucker living in this house with me twenty four to seven. But you're such a great dad, they won't give them to you. How often do you like that really happens.

01:23:20
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the rapper from Atlanta that put nobody on his verse on Donda Andre three thousand. Hey, miss Donda, can you ask my father if he felt insecured that he did in my last name? My mama probably did it out of spite. It happens all the time, Like what do we He literally rapped about a healthy relationship of just young people having a kid and out of spite because she was in her feelings and a young lady that didn't know what she was doing was mad at the dad. His dad's last name is not Benjamin, that's his mother's last name. Okay, but that probably did it out of spite. But that's okay.

01:23:52
Speaker 3: We're talking about him having his mother's last name, not another man's last name, or keeping away from keeping the kid away from his dad.

01:23:59
Speaker 1: We're talking about a last name. I'm saying, people, not just women, do things out of spite, and the last name is a big thing. Yes, Oh, but that was a different conversation. I'm purposely giving my son my last name even though my father is active right here. But she's doing it out of spite, but because they are in a rocky relationship.

01:24:20
Speaker 3: Okay, just because Andre said that on a song also does not mean that that's just that. Because also, if we're not if we're not married, why does my son have your last name? And not mind why does your Why is your last name more important that my son who I pushed out of my pussy should have a different last name than me because of misogyny.

01:24:36
Speaker 1: Exactly cool, yeah, but exactly Andre two thousand didn't say okay because the world has been misogynistic since the day of time. He said, she probably did that in fie. Yeah, because you know, I'm with you. That's why I even I even said to kid, if you want to do the hyphenish shit, Like there was one kid in my school that had the hyphenic thing, and we all thought he was a fucking weirdo. But you know that kid usually ends up weird that has the hyphen But I'm here for the hyphen Yeah, I know I'm not the kid with the hyphen ends up a little weird.

01:25:05
Speaker 2: It's very I feel like we could find out. I feel like it's a study on that somewhere.

01:25:09
Speaker 1: I feel like but because I do agree that a lot of that is based off ancient misogyny where the father just the last name goes to the kid. I always here for the Hysen kid was like, noa Marsha, just have your last name. But I was. I was open to it. I was definitely not against it at all. My kid will have a hyphen whether I'm married. I respect that, matter of fact, I don't know if I'm gonna have more kids will have a hyphen whether I'm married or not.

01:25:35
Speaker 3: My kids, even if I get married, my name, my last name will be hyphenated. So my last name means a lot to me.

01:25:43
Speaker 1: A lot to me.

01:25:44
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01:26:10
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01:29:35
Speaker 5: So I had a friend from fourth grade, I mean, elementary school, all the way up to our late twenties, and last year she graduated from this program and I unfortunately didn't go because I just felt uncomfortable. I used to date her cousin and we fell off pretty bad, and it was just seeing her whole family, which I used to be close with, and you know, my already has his own family himself, He has kids, you know, his wife and everything. So I just felt like, you know, I didn't necessarily have to be at the party, but we could do something else. So we could go on to dinner, we could go clubbing, et cetera. So that same year, I got married, and guess what, y'all, she didn't fucking go to my wedding because I don't know if she felt like very hurt that I didn't go to her party, but she didn't go to my wedding. And we're still like on social media, but we really haven't spoken in like a year and my baby showers coming up, and I don't know, like.

01:30:37
Speaker 1: Is it wrong that I don't invite her?

01:30:39
Speaker 3: Or should I invite her?

01:30:41
Speaker 5: Am I right for not inviting her? Because we still have like a circle of friends, but we me and her just don't speak. So I just need advice, like should I just really detach myself?

01:30:52
Speaker 1: Like what should I do? Don't invite me?

01:30:56
Speaker 3: It's given that y'all not friends, like you gonna hang out of a baby.

01:30:59
Speaker 2: I feel like you could probably, And it's not like they're not friends because of beef, because I think some people think that out grow each other.

01:31:05
Speaker 1: Yeah, used to outgrow each other.

01:31:06
Speaker 2: It's not like a something happened, like somebody said something or it's just one of those things where you just, you know, life just takes you in different directions.

01:31:14
Speaker 1: We don't speak as much. You know, she didn't come to your wedding.

01:31:19
Speaker 2: I don't see why she would come to your baby shower. I think that that's kind of like hand in hand, like.

01:31:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you know, I mean, did she have a reason why she didn't show up to the wedding?

01:31:28
Speaker 3: She said, Well, I mean she assumes that it's because the other one didn't show up to like her graduation.

01:31:32
Speaker 1: Party or whatever. I mean, she said that they're all in the same circle of friends. I mean, I'm not saying be chatty patty with everything, but I would talk to some people in your circle that are still close with her and get a temperature check, like, hey, what happened with the wedding? Was it because of the graduation? Would it be weird if I didn't like, I would ask the circle of friends you're in that are still close with her. No, yeah, that would be the people I would Yeah.

01:31:57
Speaker 2: I would say, yeah, ask them if you're obviously here and asking us.

01:32:02
Speaker 1: My my answer is nah, don't invite her. Yeah, I mean I don't think you need to. To be quite honest, skip the wedding, and I mean, shit, maybe you saved two hundred dollars on a plate, like maybe it was for the better that she didn't show baby shower, no wedding. Oh hey, you pay per plate. But yeah, I would I would ask, said they've charged two of hours to play for a baby shower. Shit.

01:32:24
Speaker 2: I maybe she's like everybody cook something and bring it like, I ain't know what it's doing up.

01:32:27
Speaker 3: If we don't have if we don't have this type of friendship where you can call me sorry and ask me these questions. Why would I show up to you something a wedding or baby shower where I have to pay. I have to pay for this, I have to pay, I have to get you a gift, I have to get addressed after I'm spending money on somebody, and you ain't even really my friend for real because you can't even call me and ask me what the fuck the issue is.

01:32:46
Speaker 2: I'm cool, but it's a there's a thing though, because I know somebody that went through something like this with you know, having a baby, baby shower and all of that, and they were like sisters. And today I asked, like, yo, what happened? She's like, Yo, I don't know, Like it just like stop talking, stop you know, reaching out. Didn't you know, congratulate me when I was you know, got pregnant, when I had the baby, like none of that, and it was like just completely just don't speak. And it is the crazy shit. It works because I'm like, y'all would like sisters. You know what I'm saying. It's like I don't know what happened, like so you know, things happen in friendships and relationships where there's a thing of you kind of don't know what happened. And then so much time has passed where neither one of y'all reached out to kind of have that conversation. So now it's like, Yo, we haven't spoken in over a year. Yeah, who's gonna make that call? I don't feel like I was wrong, So actually, like this person started acting funny and just completely like, you know, didn't acknowledge my wedding or didn't acknowledge my pregnancy or my baby shower. Like, so I'm supposed to still even take all except all of that and then reach out and like yo, like some people feel like they shouldn't. It should be the other person, Like, Yo, she's the one not speaking to me, or she stopped talking to me all of a sudden, So why am I reaching out?

01:34:06
Speaker 1: Speaking out? Like even me? Sometimes I've had I think I told.

01:34:09
Speaker 2: You, like I reached out to a couple of my friends that we just kind of lost touch and I did not know why, Like I cannot tell you why we stopped speaking, But it got to a point where I was just really confused, like, Yo, why the fuck do we not speak? Like and then you reach out and then you realize like it really was nothing in particular, It was just kind of it was just like a life thing, like yo, like I have a kid now, you know I'm doing this, and you know I'm busy with you know, our show and doing things like life just happens, but it is important to kind of like reach out and be like, yo, what like what's up?

01:34:40
Speaker 1: Like what's going on? Oh no, I agree, because there's definitely like lifelong relationships with people that I don't speak to every day, but love is always still there. But it kind of goes back full circle to the Japanese lady of like what does this mean to you? Like, if I'm comfortable with us not speaking for years and years doesn't mean there's a problem. But if I haven't reached out, maybe I just don't need to, Like maybe I can just move on with the people that are active in my life at this moment.

01:35:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's tough when it's somebody that you fucking knew for since you were ten to eleven years old, that's tough to kind of just be like, yo, we just don't And like I said, y'all were through adulthood, you were in each other's lives and then pregnancy happens or marriage happens and things like that, and then we just completely like.

01:35:28
Speaker 1: I'm trying all right, So I was thinking, like lifelong friends, my best friend, yeah, since kindergarten, he'd be invited to everything. But we also have a group chat with three other people that I'm still like, we talk every day in the group chat from high school friends. But I wouldn't be like, yo, y'all want to come to mars birthday party. I would only my man's from kindergarten. But those are still my lifelong friends. But like we don't hang out. Matter of fact, group chats is probably the reason why we're still community, still talking like that, Like I wouldn't be like, yo, come tell Amorrow's birthday party. Were people that you went to high school did you still talk to Yeah, because it's just not even that type of relationship, like they be throwing memes in the chat, like we don't have like life conversations like that. Matter of fact, one of them just had a kid and that was the only reason that I had him come Tomorrow's second birthday because he had a kid. Now that thing about it, I don't speak to nobody from my high school. Well, you said they are all gay. Now I didn't say all most, which is which, which basically means they're rats. One you went to a snitch. See what I took from that thug bang even you Now I know why I don't.

01:36:43
Speaker 2: Speak to them, because they they're rats, you know what I'm saying.

01:36:48
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't know why I don't. There's not much. No, I'm lying.

01:36:52
Speaker 2: There's people I went to high school, but those are like my like like family that's like cousins for real, like we speak, but outside of that, like I really don't like every now and then we may you know.

01:37:04
Speaker 1: Hit each other. U y'alls good.

01:37:05
Speaker 2: But I speak to people like I lived, like in my neighborhood every day, like on my block, like we you know what I'm saying, grew up together, like I speak to speak to them all pretty often, if not every day.

01:37:17
Speaker 1: But yeah, like high school. But I think sometimes life moments matter when it comes to guestless, like even if you're getting married, you're married, friends maybe closer to you because of the lifestyle y'all are living now versus the people that you've run up with. Cruise my guy from Rock Rocknation. Cruise Love Cruise, right. I've known Cruise for maybe three four years at most. Cruise came to my daughter's second birthday. Yeah, Cruise as a child. Him and I speak every single day because of work as well outside of me just liking Cruise as a person. Yeah, I thought of him before I thought of my high school friends that I've known for thirty years, like because like, nah, yeah, y'all don't have kids. Like I also don't want to make that weird when I send you a kid birthday invite and you don't come. Now that now it's like, all right, that's weird. So yeah, it's about your lifestyle too, of the people that are around you that match with what you're going through at the time. I think that's important.

01:38:19
Speaker 2: I remember I didn't get invited to my boy's wedding and everybody was like, damn, you don't feel no way about that, And at the time I didn't, but I didn't understand why I didn't fill away, and then him and him and his wife end up getting divorced in like two years.

01:38:33
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, that's why I didn't fill away, because yeah, I felt like that shit wasn't because I remember in the moment, I did not really I didn't feel any I was just like, nah, I'm not tripping, really did not care at all, you know what I'm saying.

01:38:45
Speaker 2: And then they got divorced. I was like, that's probably why I never really like bothered me out and didn't get invited, because it was kind of like shit didn't even last, like, yeah, two years I was divorced, so it's like.

01:38:57
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I don't know. I think, I think did you ever? Other the fifty sent a crazy record with PM b Rock Rison Peace. He said, I paid for my cousin's wedding over two and at thousand, six years later, he's the wrong man. I'd be so fucking tight. Oh yeah, that's tough down six years later y'all divorced.

01:39:17
Speaker 4: Yeah.

01:39:18
Speaker 1: But then also there's weddings that I wouldn't go to because I don't even believe y'all want to get married. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I'm a waist. Smart. Weddings are expensive, especially if they're not ship with Taylor's wedding. When she told me he was in New York, I was like, thank the fucking Lord, because I knowing her, I thought that shit was gonna be in fucking like Brazil or something. I'm like, all right, let me start emptying the piggy bank now. And shit, when she said New York City, I was like, you have no idea how much that just changed my life because I have a child, I work every fucking day and shit going on, Like, yeah, that that matters, absolutely for sure. I'm going to a Maddie who's right around the staff. You guys, remember Maddie. Yes, she's getting married in New Hampshire this month. That's a cute little drive. Yeah, and I can't wait for a wedding. I love her husband. I offended him at my daughter's birthday party, which I told you guys, I can't wait. But also I should I hit Loy on the budget. The ship like where it's in New Hampshire is not there's not like hotels and ship. I gotta like rent the house. It's like a lot of fucking money, Like that's a commitment for people to invite people to weddings. I hate and I love Maddie and I can't wait for it. But I'm not going to pretend like this isn't a pretty penny just for fucking New Hampshire, Like, yeah, it's only renting houses. It's the only thing you can do.

01:40:40
Speaker 3: Don't invite me to your wedding, got and God for bib. Don't invite me to be in at bitch Please, don't you think?

01:40:45
Speaker 1: Do you think either of us will ever get married? Page? I didn't like that. Left I think that and only Page came to my engagement party. MA wouldn't, Ma wouldn't drive to s in Albans Queens for me. I think there's even though you had an engage party, you were invited, I was. I don't even remember that. To answer to answer the question, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. You could just put a cut of a beep and then we can get back.

01:41:15
Speaker 3: Into laughing, well, Mark mal laughing can lead into the question that you just.

01:41:22
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, we're rolling already, already cut it and we're moving forward.

01:41:26
Speaker 3: So I think it's a possibility for either of you to get married. Yeah, I think that's a possible.

01:41:31
Speaker 2: Thanks marriage, do really really nailed it. It's a possibility. We know it's a possibility.

01:41:35
Speaker 1: Anything's a possibility. I think it's I think it's a possibility. Do you think Maul and I are going to get married if you can, I think there's a better possibility and Mall and I getting married to each other. Listen, when according to the government, we are we are met together, it's the same we are fifty to fifty partners.

01:42:03
Speaker 3: I think if you guys continue want to take my last name the way, if you continue in the way that you are currently, No, I do not think that.

01:42:11
Speaker 1: Either of you will get married and the whay you're currently going am I I'm actually in a very healthy place in my life. Yeah, me too, wife's very healthy.

01:42:22
Speaker 3: Don't ask me questions. Y'all want to answers to you, my nigga now, but as you answer, as you answer it, I'm just kind of like, you know, just a living.

01:42:29
Speaker 1: Do y'all think y'all will get married? Uh? Yeah, I think I will when now that I don't know only the ballpark I carried it too, I don't birthdays in two weeks, who's counting? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Six yeah, my sixties, maybe fifties. Yeah, But at that point, I think I think it's too late for you to get married. No, No, I know, I think I think you can have a life partnership of monogamous partnership with somebody for the rest of your life. But by the time you're fifty and have a little bit of money with the why am I getting married? No, I mean so I can die. You can just add all this shit like, no, you know, marriage is to me is for like people lack of a better word. Uh, Like in your twenties where you think life you said, lack of a better word and landing, okay, good, Like you just have the hope that this is going to work out for the rest of your life. In your twenties year third you have you still have the dreams. Yeah, life has not torn you down and broken you down to the emoji that thug posted. You still have hope. You still think the world's going to bring you good things, and like love exists.

01:43:39
Speaker 3: And you hear not for people in the fifty You hear this person talking and they got upset when I said, I don't think that they will get married if they continue to be the person that they are. Do you hear the way that he's talking about love and marriage and partnership?

01:43:51
Speaker 1: Okay, I said, probably not, But I am in a healthy place I can receive love. I just first of all, I'm only thirty five. We established that Maul is forty six. Today I'm saying, yeah, I think once you hit fifty, what's so? What's the point of getting married? You can still have a life partnership. Just why am I I'm signing a document at fifty years old? I'm cool, I could do it. Will y'all do I have a will?

01:44:16
Speaker 3: Y'all keep saying like everything that's signing a document. Thing with marriage, the government eventually got in your business. But marriage did not start out as a business agreement. Is it a business agreement? Yes, but that's not all there is to marriage.

01:44:27
Speaker 1: People, marriage started as a business.

01:44:29
Speaker 3: People people go probably people go in front of God and promise and devote themselves to their partner in front of their God of choice. That is the most important part about marriage. So this not that is just a business agreement or signing a piece of paper. No, I'm standing in front of an altar and pledging myself to you, in front of whoever ours and deity.

01:44:53
Speaker 1: To well.

01:44:56
Speaker 2: I don't know that'ctly just a great wedding song.

01:44:57
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's not that's not a good it's a breakup song.

01:45:00
Speaker 2: No, but it's still a good wedding. Yeah, I broke up with my girlfriend and.

01:45:03
Speaker 3: Married you, and you're saying I'd give my all to have just one more night with my ex while I'm staying at the Ultra.

01:45:10
Speaker 1: It was a shock un wedding. We're getting married because she's pregnant. I'm doing it right there. My mom baptized my daughter in my bathtub. So like, you could do anything, Yeah, you can do anything. I'm not saying Maul would not go. I mean he has a Jesus peace, so clearly he would go upon White Christ. He could do that with his partner. Yeah, but that's not government wise. You could just do a will rory when y'all be there. My will it says all to pull the plugs. Who's allowed here the marriage? You're allowed to pull the plugs? Like, don't put that on me. Oh, it's in there. It's in writing. That's that's not it's not in writing. You did not give me. You didn't ask me.

01:45:47
Speaker 3: If I wanted that responsibility, I would, That's what I'm saying. Wait, am I, no, no, no, am I?

01:45:51
Speaker 1: What happened on the will wheels are expensive, would say, am I in the will?

01:45:54
Speaker 3: Or am I a business agreement that if you so do pass I get a piece of the business.

01:45:59
Speaker 1: No, that's not so.

01:46:00
Speaker 3: Then why the fuck are you putting a pulling a plug on me? Because then I'm just gonna kill you because I don't look the fuck.

01:46:05
Speaker 1: The mask plug so fast? You know. It was one of the like more morbid things. Uh, when Maul and I started our business was when Leoyon put together that agreement of if one of us dies and we had to have a we had to have a real conference call about Maul dying or me dying. No, but he was doing his job like you have to. Yeah, no, of course. It was just it was like having the if I die call on your calendar. It's crazy. That was a very morbid zoom like morbility. Listen, all right, So if Mall died, like you sign it here to say, go to his family and everything was good. I was like, I mean, Lloyd, I would do that anyways, we don't need to like like I would have hit bigs and then like, yo, take this fifty percent and give it to his sister. His nephew is mom. I was like, now you gotta have that. In writing, I was like, all right, I'll sign this death certificate.

01:46:58
Speaker 2: Life was so fucking crazy to the young lady, though, do not invite her, I guess, you know, to a baby.

01:47:04
Speaker 3: Shower or if you miss her caller and say, oh, what's the problem. People be so afraid of, like confrontation. Not all confrontation has to be negative. Like if you care about this person and you want to fix the relationship, obviously you do because you're even considering this car and say.

01:47:18
Speaker 1: Yo, what's up, Like what's going on with us?

01:47:20
Speaker 3: It's going to be uncomfortable, it's gonna make you feel weird in your crevices, But like, if you care about this person, and sometimes that's just what you gotta do. Everybody got to stop being so afraid of confrontation, like figure out what because sometimes the problem don't even be that fucking serious.

01:47:32
Speaker 2: Y'all can get over it, even that serious, Like we could have had this conversation a year and a half ago.

01:47:37
Speaker 3: Yeah, fuck y'all, y'all. It's like y'all are scared, Like what the fuck are y'all so afraid of? People be afraid to have conversations.

01:47:43
Speaker 1: That Twitter spaces again. Yeah, I was. Why do I keep getting those? Not? How do I turn that off from my phone? You probably can't just go in there. You get notifications Twitter Space. You said you was giving Amra Beth. No, this was last night you were talking about. Was that's Saturday that you would have me?

01:48:01
Speaker 2: Yeah, Twitter spaces Friday Friday. You get notifications for that from anything that my name is mentioned in. You got like who alerts and on? I don't know what the fuck it is. I'm like, I don't care about none of this. Why am I getting alerted about this?

01:48:17
Speaker 1: Ship? I don't care. You have six phones, that's why.

01:48:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is true. I do another spaces soon though, I'm done. I'm definitely down talk to the girls. What's my girl's name, Kiara? What's the other ones?

01:48:27
Speaker 1: That's uh?

01:48:28
Speaker 2: The maras was on on with on Saturday, and it's another one. What's the other one we met at the New York Show? I don't I forgot her name. Damn, I don't want to.

01:48:36
Speaker 1: But yeah, I wasn't.

01:48:37
Speaker 3: I was in Twitter spaces with them because well the name of the Twitter spaces was like, oh talking about this, talking about that, and then they put sassy Marrits in there.

01:48:45
Speaker 1: So I wrote a niggas like the you niggas call me said, that's why you text me to get into space. No, you have space, bef. No, you could have got it shaken if you wanted. Markt obathed theirself to Marus like you could have just you should have told me that. Why you No, I I just wanted to know. I'm like, well, why are y'all calling me sassy?

01:49:05
Speaker 3: And they said because when I did my calling during when I was in Caresaule. When I did my calling, they said, I seemed like I had an attitude and like I didn't want to be there.

01:49:14
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we said the same because you just located your hip in a pool.

01:49:17
Speaker 3: No, not even that, but because I was still having problems with my ovary. That was I was in a lot of pain. So I told them that I was like, I wasn't being sassy. They didn't force me to call in. That was actually my idea. But I was just in a lot of pain and I was trying to not look like I was in pain. But I was in pain, which is why I got off the phone so abruptly.

01:49:34
Speaker 2: Well, shout out to the girls, because we definitely said that in here. Pe was like, damn the mass that she ain't want to do that ship.

01:49:39
Speaker 1: No, I wasn't. I wasn't pain think we cut half of it and crazy the crazy shit I called.

01:49:45
Speaker 3: I mean, I text Rory and said hey, I'm sorry, which I wish you would have shared with them instead. Everybody's thinking I just got a fucking attitude problem. I text you and said, hey, I'm in a lot of pain.

01:49:53
Speaker 1: That's why I got off Off. We knew off Mic that you were not feeling well. Okay, we knew that. That's why you need a will. I finally convinced my dad at his age to get a will. That took years of convincing Jake. He doesn't need a will. Needs Jake. We were at Yankee Stadium. He had shorts on and I could see like a bump on the side of his calf and I was like, what's that. He said, My cancer is acting up. I didn't mean out laughing. My cancers acting up, nigga, It's not like arthritis like a rash. My cancers acting up. Man. Like, you get to a point in life, we just like just bring it off.

01:50:40
Speaker 3: Man who gives amor on your leg, my cancers acting up again.

01:50:44
Speaker 1: Getting it removed. That is in the hospital every other day there's a new tumor just getting removed. He walk out like he just got the flu shot. Like, YO, tell me the way I've seen other people get tumors removed. It's like a whole thing. It's a process. He really just be walking out like, no, I'm good.

01:51:00
Speaker 2: They don't make them like that no more. That's that's the problem with them. He be trying to walk on the leg.

01:51:04
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't make them like Jacob Man, we need to bring the Jakes back, man, do we We didn't show uh my uncle Brian's ashes. We didn't show that video do.

01:51:13
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I'll laughed so hard at that. I laughed so hard I put in the chat.

01:51:17
Speaker 1: We uh we tried to spread my uncle Brian's ashes uh at Yankee Stadium, but how the wind was working, and nobody would listen to me how the wind was working.

01:51:26
Speaker 2: Uncles Brian's ashes ended up on Jerome ass, on the top of a fucking civic.

01:51:32
Speaker 1: Uncle all over the window of the train. Just the thought of it sounds great.

01:51:36
Speaker 2: His ashes are blowing the center field maybe left field get some ashes on maybe Aaron Judge, who knows, but like it did not happen that way. They were at the top of the stadium, like the last seat went to the side of the stadium and you know, had a bag dumped the ashes and the wind was blowing out of the stadium around the back of the stadium on to Jerome Avenue in the four train.

01:52:00
Speaker 1: I didn't send y'all there was another angle of the seats we were in because I showed y'all the video that I was taken when we were up there. Somebody in the seats we were across the stadium took another video and you can see the ashes swoop out of the stadium, and everyone on the buzz back was like, no, I think they made it to the field, And I was like, whoever took that video followed the ashes out of the stadium.

01:52:21
Speaker 2: Yeah, Uncle Brian is not in center field. I can promise you he's not well.

01:52:26
Speaker 3: When the wind blows the other the other way, one day they'll blow him into the stadium.

01:52:30
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I don't think you understand it. Rained all kind of shit. Since then, his uncle Brian is in the sewer.

01:52:34
Speaker 1: His elbow is in Concourse Village in New York City.

01:52:37
Speaker 2: It's just Uncle Brian knows that they meant well, but he's nowhere near Yankee Stadium. I can promise you that, Yo, he's not. But I understand it was a great, you know, a great sentiment. Yeah, tried, but so they taped. They taped this photo. We bought an extra ticket because this is what y'all was supposed to do, was get the ticket to go on the field before the game and just kind of sprinkling them right through the third baseline.

01:52:59
Speaker 1: Monk, my godfather asked a bar to open at seven thirty in the morning where the bus was in Nutley, New Jersey. Seven thirty in the morning, he opened a bar for forty five Irish fucks. You think anyone was making it onto the field when they started drinking at seven point thirty. The entire bus was just coolers of bud light everywhere. I'm shocked. We made it to the game.

01:53:28
Speaker 4: It win.

01:53:29
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh smoked him. No, I have good luck with Yankee Stadium. But we put huggle Bryan's We bought an extra ticket and put his picture like on one of the seats, like in the section, and somebody with us had like a nine to eleven shirt on never forget, of course, and a woman walked up and was like, did he die in nine to eleven? I was like, no, no, no, no he didn't. And she said, well, my husband did. He was a firefighter. I was like, I thank him for a service. I swear to god, this is awkward. PTE. People are so awkward though, Like I was so fucking awkward. And then meet my awkward ass is like, okay, yeah, well thank you who just yelled? But did he die in nine eleven? I mean it makes sense though, I get it. The shirt, Yeah, it makes sense. No, you weren't doing a tribute. It's in nine eleven. It was in August, and then the ashes obviously it all tossed together, is what I'm saying. Oh man, well rest in peace, uncle Brian, Uncle Brian, you were laid to rest on Trump mappning and nine.

01:54:37
Speaker 2: To eleven is in a couple of days again, so restI peace to everybody that was lost in nine eleven. He can't because we could never forget for sure. Yeah, absolutely, all right, Well we'll talk to you in a couple of days on nine eleven. On nine eleven, We'll talk to y'all on nine to eleven, nine to one.

01:54:52
Speaker 1: One, don't we have Jocelyn on nine eleven. Oh my God, pray for us as we pray for y'all, and we'll talk to y'all soon. Be safety. I'm that nigga. He's just ginger. We should just do a whole nine to eleven conspiracy episode with Jocelyn No willian En