Brown Bag Mornings - 08/17/26 – HIGHLIGHTS of Brown Bag Mornings: 👠 TYRA BANKS' NETFLIX WAR & 🚗 THE 4-HOUR FUNERAL CAR PRISON

Episode Date: August 17, 2026

We’re breaking down the legal drama as Tyra Banks sues Netflix for making her look like the ultimate villain by editing three hours of interview footage into just 16 minutes of heat. 📺👠 The Homie Helpline gets absolutely unhinged as we hear from Brandy, who was left melting in a car for four hours during a funeral because her man thought her presence would be "weird." 🚗⚰️ Don’t You Know I’m Local, so we have to react to J. Cole catching a case of the feels and crying on stage during a soulful performance in Cleveland. 🎤💧 Plus, we’re checking the receipts on those messy rumors about Jay-Z potentially bringing out Kendrick Lamar on Drake's birthday for the ultimate LA spite move. 🎂🥊 Finally, we find out if we’re really going to have to start paying a monthly subscription fee just to make Siri smarter! 📱💰 [Edited by @iamdyre 🐶] Chapters (00:00) Chisme (2:34) Rap Sheet (5:12) Homie Helpline (22:33) Money Moves (25:53) Rap Sheet Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Highlights are brown bag Zoola come here Now what's going on She's Mation with Angie Okay you guys Things between Tyra Banks and Netflix Are getting really messy Now Tyra Banks she's known supermodel right

She's the creator of America's Next Top Model And gave us this iconic line I was rooting for you We were all rooting for you How dare you? Us in our meetings No, I would honestly watch America's, like, Salmato all the time. Like, I love that show.

And so earlier this year, Netflix dropped in a documentary, right? Pretty much saying, like, how this show came about. Yeah. And they were talking about all the behind scene, like, all the behind scene drama, right? Yeah. There's a lot of drama. You didn't know, because you just saw it and you were like, oh, this is fun. We should have known, though.

Yeah, facts. We should have, you guys. But apparently Tyro did not like the way that Netflix was making her look or portrayed, because if you guys saw it, Like, Tyra made it seem like, or Tyra seemed like she was like this really bad person. Like I watched it and I was like, oh, Tyra, like you really fire your friends. You did this. You did that.

Yeah. And so now because of that, Tyra, it's actually suing Netflix saying like, you guys portrayed me in this way that you know what? I sat down. I did three and a half hours of interviews and only 16 minutes made it on air. And so now Netflix is firing him back and saying like, nah, girl, you know how this works. You actually signed a waiver. you gave us creative control and that's what we put out. Right.

And so now this whole like lawsuit's going on, but Netflix is saying to the court saying like, hey, dismiss it because Tyra signed this waiver. Yeah. They requested for the judge to dismiss the lawsuit period because they're like, hey, look at her signature right here. Yeah. She only cares because she's getting negative backlash. Yeah.

If everybody said she was a genius and wow, she's incredible, all this stuff and had compliments for her, then she wouldn't have a thing to say. Yeah. Which she was and it was very like iconic and no one's ever. done that type of a thing before and she probably saw people were doing the what is it the american idol for singing or like a making the band type of thing or like i'm going to do this model but honestly like it's hard to deny the things that were said yeah and they didn't just interview you they interviewed the girls and how many like often like when you were the creator of a tv show because she

was and was behind editing how many models were like you took out what i really said i did this much hours of footage and now it's like tables turned. It's ironic. It's TV. She knows how it works. She did it for 20 years. That's exactly what Netflix is saying, but we'll see how this goes, alright? If it's hip-hop, you know let these on. There I go. Rep. Let these set go. Yes, Vic, I want a fan. Greg. That was amazing. That was amazing. We don't guys ask Big for the

Oz. Monday. How come everybody else gets Monday, but I don't. She's like, let me connect the ox cord. He gave me a pen. He gave me a pen. What am I doing a pen? Oh, yeah, aye. Anyway, Jaycoe is on his tour, the fall-off tour, and he just stopped by in Cleveland,

and he had a really, really beautiful performance. Now, if you love Jaycoe, you know one of his main songs that people can't wait to hear at concert and gets you emotional is called Love Yours. Essentially, no such thing. Life dance better than yours. It seems like this time around, there's a twist to the actual performance.

And I don't think it was meant to make him cry, but it ended up making him cry. It's a much more soulful, like very instrumentation and just like singing in a different melodic way than what we're used to. Check this out. Yeah, that'll have you thinking. I like that. That'll have you thinking in your thoughts. And it happened. Janko himself was on stage.

You're hearing the crowd scream and yell behind me because he started crying as this performed, as this went on. That's beautiful. Other people will clown it. And I know and I get it and it's like, oh, why are you crying on stage? Or he's crying because of Drake or he's crying because of Kendrick. But it's just like, no, just a real moment when beautiful music hits you? And then I'm like, when does this will come to Los Angeles? Because I need a cry.

Is that what you're crying about? If you need a good cry, go to Jay Cole's upcoming concert. You come to the beginning of September and just go let it around. Just be like, it's just because it's so beautiful. He's not going to cry in L.A., though. He likes it here. He was crying because he was in Cleveland. Okay.

Wow. Wait, I just went over there And I was like, what is happening? You were crying, right? You wanted to cry? You wanted to cry? I was like, how the heck did Kid Cutty and Bum thugs make it out of here? They couldn't get out fast enough.

Like, I get why LaBronle. Damn. No, look, dog, have you been there? Never been. And like, I don't want to hate on Cleveland, but damn. That bad? Yay. So that's a place that you don't recommend.

There's no such thing. Thing is a life that's better than yours. All right, check this out, homie. You need a homie. or need some help we need your help we need a line i mean phone line we got you for the homie help letty brandy needs our help she was waiting inside the car like a pack of gum during a funeral waiting for everybody to get out and i felt really bad for her you know what happens to packs of gum they melt yeah only have to chewed up she's probably melting inside four hours she waited outside

of a funeral insane of her man's uh tia okay he told her hey, I'm going to go inside real quick. I'll be right back. I'll be back. I'll be back. I'll be right. Look, the AC works. Yeah.

If it turns off, open the door a little bit, put the window down. Just a quick view and cremation. I'll be right back. You want to watch a movie? Here you go. I got you. I know you're all dressed up. Maybe take some selfies.

Do something. I'm mad. Isn't weird. I'm going to go in there and grieve my Tia that you haven't met. Yes, we've been together for three years. But I think if you go inside, it's going to be weird, babe. Like, chill. Chill.

Yeah. Have you lost a Tia? Do you know what it's like to let me? You're making this about you. I'm going through so much right now. I had a homie that he would always bring a girl with him. It would always be different girls. I would cousin like that.

And he would always leave them in the car. No matter the situation, no matter anything, they would always stay in the car. That was his thing. And we would be in the studio for 10 hours sometimes. What? She would just stay in the car. Yikes. He would go check on her once in a while.

But I don't know why he was like that. I never really asked him. That was his business. But maybe people are like that. My cousin Robert, no, every carnasada a new girl and he don't care. He's like, hey, this is my friend. My friend. Hey, you want a beer?

She'll go to the liquor store. Oh, my God. You're crazy, Robert? Yeah. You know what I was going? And then they're just dead. I have no music playing. They're peggatita in English.

The music in their head. The music in their head. All right. Brady needs our help, man. She's going to just tell us why or how the Tia passed bench? She was 60 and had a severe stroke. And in her picture, she looked very pretty. Of course.

See, now you can't make those jokes about the Tia with the zipper dress, that it was her and maybe they had a thing. What made her have that stroke, huh? Oh, Greg, stop. K-PWR FM, HD1, Los Angeles, Power 106. LA is number one for hip-Hipa Buenos Dias. We are inside the homie help line, trying to help out.

Brandy, is this a red flag? Have you been left in the car, too? Because it happens. Like, you'll be surprised. My dad used to leave us in the car when he worked, but it's like, yeah, I get it. We're annoying. There was one time my dad, my dad left me in the car for like three hours because he went into fries electronics. I don't know where he went.

It's just that fries, they have so much activated. Like, there's aliens. What? Yeah, there's a restaurant. That place was amazing. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It doesn't exist anymore in Burbank. You would have loved it.

Yeah. You would have loved it if you went in. You would have been too expensive. You would have wanted everything. Yeah, yeah. But then also he did it in, like, the hospital of San Diego. and I was lost and I was crying. So what he's trying to insinuate is that his dad would even in the car while his dad would go on Aventudas.

Oh, yeah. It's adding up now. I'm just like, where were you for four hours, bro? He would go for four hours. I don't know where he was. I would just need 10 minutes. Okay. It's so weird.

Yeah, they look little big. I'll be back, bro. Listen to my mixtape. I'll be back before a third song, baby. Don't worry, don't wait. Yeah, man. Yeah, be reasonable. He's got this on a deal.

You're weird. Regina. Regina and Baldwin, I'm assuming Baldwin Hills or Baldwin Park? You tell me, Regina. There's so many. It's a big difference. Regina? Good morning.

Good morning. It's from Baldwin Park. There is a Baldwin Park. The SDV. Let's all. Let's go. Let's go. My SGV system.

All right, talk to us. What would you tell Brandi? It seems like you have a similar situation. Yeah, Brandi girl, I fail you. I've been in a similar situation. So my husband's grandma, grandpa passed away and we had to go to the services

in Stockton, with like a six-hour drive from L.A., you know? And, you know, we go to the services, and this was my first time actually meeting his family because some of his family live in Stockton and then the rest live in Utah. So this was actually my first time

meeting that side of the family. His dad's side of the family. Never met his dad, his sisters, anybody like that. So I was kind of excited. You know, we just had a baby. Our son was maybe around like six months old. So, you know, this was first time meeting myself and their grandson or their nephew. So we roll up to the service, the grandpa's services.

And I already knew, like, I wasn't going to view his body or anything. I just wanted to stay in the background with the baby. But I wanted to be supportive of my husband and be by his side. Of course. So when we get to the services, we're in the car and his dad comes to the car. Mind you, I never met the dad before. Didn't really acknowledge me and told my husband, right now, miho, we're only allowing immediate family to come in.

So if your wife and your son can please stay in the car. I understood that. I was like, okay, immediate. I mean, I'm his wife and this is his son. Like, how more immediate can it get? But I respect it, you know? So I'm in the car for about like 30, 45 minutes. And I see like just a lot of people, like no longer immediate family, just everyone going.

going and going and going. So I'm like, okay, so my husband comes out. He was like, yeah, babe, like, they're still just want immediate family. And I was so, like, he did, because I'm like, we drove six hours. Like, your dad couldn't just call you and say, hey, Miho, it would be better for you to come by yourself because we just really want immediate family versus having me and my son stay in the car for, like, six hours. Yeah.

So I was, like, really, really upset. I was hurt and upset. And I'm like, whatever. So I took off. Luckily, we got a hotel. and I just went back to the hotel, you know. And I was trying to be respectful. But to me, I was just like, well, like this conversation could have been done prior.

Prior, yeah. Before you got ready, you could have found something to do that day. And I'm wondering, because it does seem like, and of course, you gave into the family's wishes. And it was very inconvenient how they said it. It seems like with Brandy, the family actually wanted her there. At least the mom. Her mother-in-law said, like, hey, why didn't you bring her? bring her in. It was a choice of the boyfriend.

Yeah. Oh, he's just being shady. He's being shady and rude. Disrespectful, like, the conversation you guys had before, like, for some reason, guys do that. They bring their girls and leave them in the car. Like, I think it's like something for their eagle. Yeah. That's annoying.

Yeah, the homie would do that. And I honestly, I was impressed. I was impressed by the homie. I was like, damn, like, he just made her weight. He just got her like that. He got mind control over it. That's what I was thinking. Did your, does your husband's family, do they like you?

Well, like I said, I've never met them before. That was going to be my first time, maybe in them. Yeah. And you weren't with him, like, for the three years or how long were you? You said, how long were you with them? At that, well, we've been together for four years, but at that time, we were, like, together two years. We just got married. Okay.

But his, like I said, his family up north in Utah, so he doesn't really have a close-close relationship with them anyway. You didn't invite them to the wedding. They're not invited you to a funeral girl. No. The wedding was like, it was a courthouse wedding, so it wasn't. So do you mean it was immediate family only just like the funeral? Oh, they're being, they were being paid back. Exactly.

No, they were invited. They were like they're always invited, but they just don't come around. And I'm like, their excuses because they live far. So I get it. You know, I'm like, whatever. Like, I don't take things personal. Like, you know? Yeah.

But we did invite the dad. We did invite his, like, brother and his. sister and his dad to the wedding um his brother said he couldn't get his day off and oh they made excuses even then it was i'm sorry they made excuses even then to not go yeah exactly yeah so i was gonna hurt with them you know but i feel brandy i mean it's it sucks to like be supportive on your partner's end and then you know because i was upset with my husband so i was like why didn't you speak up for me why didn't you say like this is my wife and my son they are immediate family you know and then guess what regina then why you make why you making it a big deal

why are you causing drama? And you're like, wait, what? But the blame shifts to you immediately for having a problem. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm not trying to barge in on the funeral day. We don't know that. I let them have it the next day. I was like, I'm going to get them. Oh, you did.

Okay. Leave. Good job, Regime. But I was so upset. I bet. God, and you're just in Stockton for no reason. Yeah. We'll wait till the next funeral.

You'll get it back. Nobody wants to be there. All right. Paran 106, number one for he. pop in Tustin. Shout out to all the peritos over there in Tustin. We are talking inside the homie helpline for our homegirl Brandy. She was left outside in the whip of her man during her man's Tia's funeral. Okay. She was there for four hours. According to her man, the family hasn't met you yet. Yes, we've been together three years, but you haven't met some of them and I don't want

to make this about us. When even his own mom was like, why didn't you bring brandy? I like brandy. She could have held your hand. He said, hey, don't worry about it. Don't ask no question. and drop it mom Could it be he didn't want her to see him cry No, after three years I would think you'd see your man cry right Sometimes you don't Sometimes you don't until it's like a really harsh

Like situation My last serious relationship She probably saw me cry like four months in Because my dog had just died So that's I was like all sad about that Pobrecyto What you're laughing at me? I'm not laughing and we said Poblesito

Yeah I said a little guetabal Vulnervo No no Yes it was Chiquito Lynn David, David and La Habra. David is on the dude's side. What?

Morning. Morning. David. Did you hear the hot tea that Matt just gave us? That was crazy. That was crazy. Honestly, I'm deaf. Yeah.

How do you come back after that? But talk to us because you are private. You said you're a really private person. And maybe you can give Brandy an understanding of what her man's going through. Yes. So I've actually been married for 10 years. And I actually have a seven-year-old son. About a year ago, my great-grandmother passed away. And my wife decided to attend the funeral. But here's the thing. I was very close to my great grandma, but not around my family. So when we actually showed up to the funeral

About 40% of my family that I don't talk to Found out that A, I was married And B, that I have a child So as soon as we walked into the funeral Everybody was looking at us We basically became the center stage of attention Yes Because you didn't talk, you had beef with, there was some ops in there

There's people that you probably cut off that you don't talk to But you all love your vis-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a. your great grandma so you're all going to be there and you don't want to involve her in that that oho you guys for sure got oh oh oh that day for sure yes so it's like you know i i really loved my great grandma so i was i was just trying to grief you know but it just it became the fact everybody was walking up to it's like dude who is this woman who is this child is like is this child even yours it's like oh no way yeah like like just questions left and right left and right less than right.

And it got to the point where I actually, we got, I got annoyed and we actually, I walked out of the funeral because I didn't know what to do. And I'm sure that messed it up for you because you definitely want to grieve your great grandma. Yes. So,

and it was just like, like, I understand, you know, like everybody agrees different, you know, and honestly, I,

you know, I love my wife and I love my son, but I kind of wish that I would, I went to the funeral alone. Wow. Wow. Dang. You regret taking it.

Like, look. Yeah, like looking back at it because I feel bad, you know, we're there to grief. And then like I feel like I just, in a way, I stole the show. Like, I just, it became about me. You didn't want to. Yeah. Yeah. You haven't spoken to these people in so many years and then come all the questions.

Wow. Correct. Wow. I have another question. How much did Brandy's man pay you to? call up and give a logical excuse for this dilemma. Airtight defense right here.

This is insane. You should be a defense attorney. Zero. I don't know who these people are. I just I thought it interesting because I listen to you guys every morning. And you know, like every single day I listen to you guys. So I am I

as soon as I heard that I was just like dude like there's no way. I thought yeah like I thought I was the only one that like. That would feel that way. Yes, because it's like, it is a little bit stressful because like, you know, the funeral was almost a year ago. And so this day, people are still talking about it. Like a bunch of, a bunch of people are reaching out to me on Facebook. Like, like, why aren't she answering me?

Why this? Why that? You're a rock star. It is. It's like, it became just like a crazier regret. All I wanted to do was say goodbye to my great family, you know? Because my son knew his, my son knew her as well. you know and he he he's loved her so it's like you know like he doesn't he doesn't understand the situation

that happened like you know like why are they saying i'm not yours dad what happened great yeah and there was just like because he's like hey like you know where's my great great grandma going i was like well yeah she's gonna be gone for a while like you know yeah yeah and then like you know like i got my son asking court i got everybody like my wife just didn't know what to do right because she just didn't want to her fear. Like, she was just like, not a loss for words. Like, you know, she's like, she's watching me cry.

She's watching my family bombard me with questions. She's watching my son. Like, and it was just like a whole chaos. And honestly, I just walked out. I didn't know what to do. And you wish that maybe... Yeah, you wish that maybe you wouldn't have taken them. I think it was more his family... Honestly.

Hold on. Yeah, like, honestly, like... Hold on. Because great, what, Greg? I think it's because his family shocked. Why? Because he's like, so yeah. Oh my God You don't hear his voice No

So yeah So yeah You're saying they're shocked He out of white Yes And not a partner Is that what you're saying That's what I'm saying

That's what I'm saying That's what I'm saying I would never say that about you Greg You're my homie We're basically neighbors You're not going to say that David I'm sorry for Greg

That's okay Wait Hold on You didn't help your case with that one Wait Hold on David, why did they think that kid wasn't yours? Does your kid not look like you?

Oh, no, he looks exactly like me. Like, he is a complete replica of me. Gosh, me to you. So, like, I, you know, it's going to sound crazy, but I've only been on Facebook for, like, about maybe, like, six years. So, like, all, like, yeah, I'm almost 30. So, like, my whole teenage life, my whole adult life, everything I, I did.

didn't have social media. You're a private. You said you're a private person. Yeah. Okay. Like, until this day, I have never, a lot of people don't believe me, but I have never posted a picture of my child. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah.

That's your prerogative. So, like, yeah, that's totally fine. I'm sorry, I just can't unhear it now. Yeah, I can't unhear it now. Thank you. Can you put him on hold? Can we give something for Greg. Be rude.

Damn it, Greg. He's, hey. Can unhear it. Hey, um, uh, David. Yes. David, do you like the Jonas Brothers? Yes. Which one's the cutest?

Just kidding. Because we have Jonas Brothers tickets. And I was wondering if you wanted them for your trouble. Yeah, I'll take them. Okay. Sing me a Jonas Brothers song and they're yours. Oh, go, go, go. Oh, man, you can't put me on a song like that.

Okay, so it's me I can't get it. Love bug? Yeah. I also have Chris Brown and Usher Tickets. Do you want to see them on stage? I would probably do that Jonas I grew up watching Camp Rock and just the other day

we're watching the catwalk No, not, Greg is right No, not to like that. He has a wife and kid You better chill the F out We're not helping Brandi by doing this No, we're not, we're deflecting now I watch Camp Rock as a kid

So did you? I never watched Camp Rock I don't even know if Cambride No, I'm told for it What is Cambrug? I don't know that make money move Apple

You sneaky sneaky Son of a guns They have figured out Another way to get us to spend more money Does anyone spend like the ICloud Story I just upgraded it Yeah it's like just $299

No I'm not 10 now I pay for Apple music That's $999 a month All of that Well you guys know Siri right Our good homegirl Siri Yeah Hey Siri

play brown bag mornings to anybody that has we just went off we just went off no oh my god my tears's going on it really works

yeah it works it's proof that it works who's playing our podcast okay okay Siri stop okay perfect anyway Siri has had some competition

lately we had Siri oh stop you just I'm up to the accident of my Let me call her something else. Sarah.

Sarah has some competition with ChachyPT, with Claude, with all of them. As you're like, even Google, Gemini and everything, it's like, dang, these are, you're some smart chatbots. Way better. And then when you ask Sarah something, it's like, I can't get that right now. She'll be knowing nothing no more. Sarah and Alexa are, like, down bad. Yeah, very now. It kind of makes you feel like, oh, we've been settling for what they used to give us.

Now that you know, like, chat ChitpT will give you a full breakdown. Yeah. Alexa, it's like, hey, Alexa, tell us, blah, blah, blah. Oh, yeah, that didn't pop up. I couldn't find that. Let me search the web. Yeah, Siri and Alexa, like, your first two girlfriends are like, there's much better after that.

They were just practiced. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They've been so reliable. We'll get this. Apple CEO, Tim Cook. He says that Apple could charge users who want to use an upgraded version of Sada because AI requests are too expensive to process. You know, they say it uses a bunch of gallons of water.

and all of that. Really? Yes. The $3 trillion dollar company is saying something so expensive. Yeah. Hey, Tim Cook, why don't you use the money that you're going to end up giving me for whatever class action lawsuit you have on our privacy and just put that into letting me have Sada upgraded? Yeah. Yeah. For the free.

So basically saying, hey, Sada is available. And I'm changing her name because I don't want to have her go off. Activate it. Yeah. Sada is available in that type of all knowing similar to the new AI chat bots that we're. we know. Yeah. But we're not giving it to you unless you pay us.

So like Vic said, it's like the ex-girlfriend. She's still available. But you want to upgrade. You want to go better and better. It's like, all right. No, it's not. The ex-girlfriend, the ex-girlfriend went to TJ, got some upgrades. Got her.

But now you got a pay to play. But now you got a Tijuanazo. Yeah. She got a Tijuanazo. Yeah. Why do you say? I'm saying. Her name is Sada.

Stop activating her. Yes. Okay. Yeah, she was a Tijuana. She changed her name now to Sara. Sira. Get a BBL. Why?

Sorry. Okay. All right. Well, that was money moves. In order to get Sada to go and, like, use her smart brain, we're going to have to pay more. Thanks, Apple. You got me again. Because we are getting paid it.

I'm not saying. I'm not admitting that she sucks right now. At least that. She doesn't. Now she's going to swallow suit. Upgraded versions. If it's hip hop, you know let these on. There I go.

Rep sheet. Let these set go. Okay, there's a new rumor. there's a new rumor that I want to know your thoughts on Greg, when is your king's birthday? October. Oh, he knows. October 5th, 6?

I don't know the date. This is you, man. October 12. One of those days. You know his man's birthday, brother? Isn't October 24th? Yes. I think it's a 23rd if I'm not on this day.

Wow. Oh, it sounds. Yeah. Anyway, we're talking about Drake. Drake's birthday is in late October. It seems to be the same day that Jay-Z has his tour stop right here in Los Angeles. Jay-Z is going to be performing and the internets are interneting and they're saying, hey, do you think that Jay-Z won and did this on purpose, on purpose, made his L.A. show on

Drake's birthday. But also do you think he'll bring out Kendrick Lamar to go at Drake on Drake's birthday? That makes no sense to do. It makes no sense to do it. I'm glad it's Drake Hype saying this. I'm glad it's a Drake fan saying it makes no sense because I also be like, bro, it's not that deep. Yeah.

Like it's not that deep. He wasn't like, hey, make sure my L.A. show is on Drake's birthday. No, it's probably a weekend. Let's find out. Yeah. I don't want it to like sound rude at all against Kendrick, but if I want to go to a Jay Z show, I want to see Jay Z. I think it'll be a crazy moment. But like I went to a dope Kendrick concert and I enjoyed the hell out of it at SoFi.

I want to do the same for a Jay Z show. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I just want to be in that Jay Z like. vibe. Drake's birthday is on a Saturday this year. See, so it could also be that Drake, Kive. It could also be that. By the way, I wouldn't mind Kendrick coming out

at a Jay-Z show. That was for sure only Victor. Victor's thoughts. Of course you don't. That doesn't make sense too. You don't even want to go see Jay-Z. I don't. Exactly. So you're not involved in this conversation besides the Drake part of it. You can't even tell him his birthday. I don't even, what? Yeah, I wouldn't mind Kendrick popping out at all.

For what? He does rare appearances. They have the, they have the remix to pour up, drank. Oh, what else? Oh, that's your son. That's your son. My son is in here. It's his last day of summer.

He said that loud and clear. What did you say, Luis? What about us? Yeah, it's not like us. Yeah. You know that song? They're not like us. They not like us.

Yeah, we're talking about him, Kendrick. He said what else. That's what he said. He doesn't know what he's talking about. No, he knows. What's your favorite song? Who's the best rapper right now? What song do you always listen to?

I'm thinking. Yeah. Let's go. on. Yes, by who? Oliver Tree. He loves Oliver Tree. That's his vibe right now, okay? Like, goes on and on and on and on. Oh, he's so cute.

Okay, well, I don't even know what I was talking about rap music? Mostly the rumor is that Jay-Z might bring out Kendrick Lamar during his LA show just to spite Drake on Drake's birthday, October 24th, which also lands on a Saturday. I think it's such a reach. Like when I'm seeing like, it is, dude. It is. Very much reach.

You know who will be checking what's happening in a Jay-Z concert? Drake. Oh, for sure. On his birthday. On his birthday. On his birthday. What are they doing? Oh, yeah.

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