Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Ja Morant's BIG CHANGE for Grizzlies, Lethal Shooter response, NBA Cup

Episode Date: December 5, 2024

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 13 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague and the guys react to Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant changing the way he attacks the paint to help prevent getting injured as much. The guys then discuss Lethal Shooter jumping on IG Live with Jeff and B Hen, the NBA Cup, and much more! #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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All right, man, we back. Another wonderful episode of Club 520 Podcast. I'm the host. My name is DJ Wells. Joined by my two brothers up here to my left. I got my dog, Bishop B. Henn out the prayer leaves. How you doing, Nasty? Cool and nasty.

What's happening, man? I forgot your new alias, Henn King. My apologies. Yeah, I just want to start the show off by saying we love y'all, man. We appreciate you. Love 520, man. I love y'all supporters. Please leave Lethal alone love y'all, man. We appreciate you. Love 520, man. I love y'all supporters, man. Please leave Lethal alone, y'all. Y'all didn't get to see the end of the pod

or the live, I mean. Like, please stop threatening that man. He ain't, he not like that for real, y'all. He not on that. He ain't trying to do that. It's, that shit was smoke and mirrors, so it's all love this way, man. Stop telling that nigga he a bitch-ass nigga. Y'all smack fire from him. Y'all gotta do that, bro. Y'all gotta put it's all love this way, man. Stop telling that nigga he a bitch ass nigga

y'all smack fire from him. Y'all gotta do that, bro. Y'all don't gotta put no physical threats on Lethal, man. Yeah, we straight. It's all love. We appreciate y'all.

I'm not telling y'all to stand down. Do what y'all want, man. When I see y'all year-end reviews and I see how many people posted, how much y'all listen

to this podcast and support this podcast since its inception, especially the last year, that shit fires hell, man. We grateful, for sure. That's love, like a motherfucker. We grateful, for sure. That's love like a motherfucker.

For sure, for sure. For sure, man. To my right. For sure. To my right, my dog. Shout out to my young dogs at Pike. They be like, for sure. Nigga winning, dude. Nah, shout out to my dog,

Mir. That's my dog. Young Nacho, young T. How you doing, brother? I'm chilling, nasty. Cooling. Nah, I got... So these was about a dope for sure i remember a

couple weeks ago we was talking about uh team jay's and these was the ones i was talking about these my team jays i ain't gonna lie these motherfuckers feel like brick stuff damn yeah they they ain't upgrade no material on these joints these mugs is wicked but damn i like these when i was little. You know what's crazy that you say that, man? Looking at all like the retros and stuff in like 2025,

if you buy shoes, get that second job because some come out every week. They doing retros, but they're not doing retro cushion, bro. None of these shoes

feel like they used to. Like those feel all right, but the old Jordans, the old Nike basketball shoes, they actually had technology and cushion. It's all smoke and mirrors now. I don't know these shoes feel comfortable, bro. Really? I got different kind of toes, bro. Nike basketball shoes, they actually had technology and cushion. It's all smoke and mirrors now. I don't know these shoes

feel comfortable, bro. I got different kind of toes, bro. I be straight, bro. Yeah, these ain't, these ain't feeling. I grew up wearing Barclays and shit like that. It's a little different.

We did too, but the Barclays we had don't feel like the Barclays now. The CB4s, they're not the same. We playing basketball and shit too, so a lot of shit matters

when y'all put shit on. Them Barclays, they're the worst shoes to put on ever. Bro, they got a booty and everything in them. You need a... shit matters when y'all put shit on. Man, them Barclays, they're the worst shoes to put on ever. Bro, they got a booty and everything in them. You need to... You need to have a seat

to put them on, for sure. You can't stand up and just... You got to really sit down and put the shoes on. No, you ain't. If a nigga stand up, you might be a bad bitch.

You might twerk. Hell with God, bro. Them shoes so hard to put on. And I'm going to tell you right now, if you in the gym You gotta shake the spot Boy you gotta get them Barfies on

You calm my nigga Just run bare feet Yeah You might lead him at the Y'all not picking a nigga Up that's wearing barfies In the hoop session Yeah

Yeah cause he about to Set screens and pass me The ball the whole time That nigga not getting No FGAs That nigga He about to do all the dirty work That nigga never gonna get hurt

That nigga got hella ankle support So the nigga still come to the gym fresh in hoop gear or just t-shirt and shorts now? Nah, I mean, hoop sessions is different. I'm just asking. Your hoop session

and DJ hoop session is different. But when you go to any other hoop session, bro, like, niggas, all right, if you got on accessories and shit, bro, you better be cold or you're getting torched. So if a nigga got a wristband on,

he damn near lying. I'm not picking you up. You got a wristband on? Yeah. You're not I'm not picking you up. You got a wristband on? You're not Reggie Miller. I don't want you on my team. I never understood the accessories though. Like, even in real life. Like, I never understood like

the wristbands and shit. Like, don't nobody ever do this. Niggas be grabbing their jerseys and doing that. Like, with a wristband on. I've never see a nigga like do that but headbands are swaggy back in my day

but headbands make sense cause it stops sweat in your eyes for so much but still to an extent like it's still kinda OD but the people who's wearing the balance bands where are them niggas at now

they still off balance well see I feel like now I see niggas wearing the leggings under or the compression pants. I can get that. Well, that's never necessary. You got...

I understand that. It's a reason for that. But you just having, like, a wristband, it's kind of crazy. Bro, but what you got on leggings under your hoop shorts, though, bro? It's like compression

and it's also to keep you warm. Like, nigga, if you sit on the bench for a little bit, you know, that heat... I can see the purpose in that. But niggas is an open gym. If you sitting in the bench, an open gym, bro, go home.

I don't know why niggas wear nils. The low leg. Hoop sessions is different. You know what I mean? I ain't been in the gym in a bit. I'm just saying, I see the nigga for real. Like, in the grocery store, he told me he left the hoop session, and he had no pants on. I'm like, bro, what is you?

What is that for? Niggas live out dreams every day, B. I know we talked about Dewey and whatever he got going on, but it's one thing if you go to a hoop session with a jersey, but if you go to a hoop session with a jersey and the shorts of a team, you are fucking disgusting. Having a matching

top and set of a jersey is nasty, bro. I just feel like professional athletes just do t-shirts. I'm about to start wearing my old shit. I think professional athletes just wear t-shirts and shorts, though.

They don't wear no jerseys. What are you doing, bro? If you start going to the Lions, and your NBA piss, that's nasty. I'm about to wear my whole fit.

That's nasty. My throwback Hawks jersey. Andre Owens in A2. Fuck you. Put that pressure swag on, nasty. I'm about to throw back Hawks jewelry. Andre Owens in A2. Fuck you. Put that pressure swag on, baby. We're about 44 in jewelry. Fuck you. That's crazy.

Y'all crazy, man. Like, you qualified to do that because you was a league player. Outside of that, you was nasty. If a nigga Cosby wore his college uniform to the hoop session, bro, go back.

Just go back, bro. They need to bring headbands back, though. They back. They back. Niggas be wearing headbands, too. back, bro. They need to bring headbands back, though. They back. They back. I think he's been wearing headbands, too. Oh, okay.

I mean, what's up? I just seen how the headband on the game. Clay Thompson been wearing headband. This ain't swaggy, though. He wear his shit over his ears.

Yeah, he's some my bro with his shit, bro. Yeah. You Jackie Moon with his shit. Yeah, it facts. But he black out for a reason. I do what I want.

Yeah, fuck it. I don't even talk shit about Clay. I respect. He got a boat. Now, we talk about he be like, I got four rings. I do what I want. Yeah, fuck it. I don't even talk shit about Clay. I respect. He got a boat. Now, we talk about the ones, but what someone was is cool because I fucked with the J.R. Smith,

the Supreme. When he hooked in the Supreme sleeve, that was aggy to me. Then he got fined for that shit and they got the tattoo, which is hilarious as hell. Nah, for sure. I don't really even be paying attention, bro.

I ain't gonna lie. That's crazy. Are y'all kids allowed to wear a swag on court? Do what make you play with it, man. If you're going to play good with that, I like that. Okay.

If you trash and you got all that, good luck to you. I was going to say, he started killing it. He averaged 20 with the sleeve. He get down to 10 a game. He got to take that shit off. Yeah, yeah.

That sleeve fucking your game. Yeah, that's going to be disrespectful. I'm a firm believer. If you have a bad game, take them shit off yeah yeah that sleeve fucking your game yeah that gonna be disrespectful I'm a firm believer if you having a bad game take them shoes off uh yeah we gonna have to get you we gotta hoop

something different they ain't got no powers in those damn PJ Tucker halftime switching up oh god yeah so you the reason

why Bobby put on them damn KD's they still lost by 30 first of all hey that's crazy first of all don't do my young boys like that. Your first of my boys is switching up at halftime.

We just had the J Reels on. I'm like, damn, you put on the KDs, bro. You didn't have no buckets in the first one. He started scoring a little bit in the second one. God damn. That's crazy. Listen, man, we got a lot to talk about tonight before we get started. Be here.

Oh, yeah. Barbie. Uh-oh. man, we got a lot to talk about today before we get started to be here. Oh, yeah. Barbie. Uh-oh. What we got today, Nasty? Fellas, behave. Their favorite part of the show. You're bringing a drink. We got red cups. I like red cups. What's this? What we got today?

Let's pie, baby. Okay. Let's pie. Let's get to it, Nasty. Okay. Okay, we got the Solo Cups. We're taking it back to the essence. Okay, let's pie, Nasty. What's all in here?

I told her to bring the Solo Cups. I said, we ain't right. We used to... Behind used to have 10 Solo Cups when we first started. Dang. Look what the money do. We used to have the Five Cups. We ain't seen the Red Cups since.

Y'all too far in the trenches. I'll be trying to garnish and make that stuff look cute. And y'all don't even appreciate it. Yeah, nah. I'm a trench baby. You said that for a different pod. Yeah. Which pod is that?

Take that to the KKW. Patreon only. What's in here though, Bart? What we got? Strawberry puree. Hennessy. Okay. Oh,

that's what that is. Wine juice. Wonder that Hen dog. I hope I'll punch you in the back of your head. You got a little sidecar feel to it. Yeah,

it do, it do, it do. That's a good call right there. That's so crazy because when we was all on the road drinking Hennessy, that's all we could drink,

not because we didn't have options to drink nothing else. But once you go to Hennessy, you just can't go nowhere else. That's where good call right there. That's so crazy because when we was all on the road drinking Hennessy, that's all we could drink, not because we didn't have an option to drink nothing else. But once you go to Hennessy, you just can't go nowhere else. That's where you at. You got to stay there the rest of the night. That's y'all rules.

They can pass that ye love it. He crazy. Give me that rum. He crazy. Blend it up. What's the most ass drink for you? When you go to

somebody pull up to your bar, what most people get? Mike. We got people we got Mike crowd in there. Yeah, so Mike ordered a bunch of lemon drop for a bunch of guys. Mike, you ordered

lemon drop for me. You admitted to it. You said that's all they had. What did you say? What I said was give me the same thing as last time. Nigga, they don't know you. You're not a regular motherfucker all the way in Las Vegas. It was my first time at the club.

My man's nigga. Nigga, they was like, yeah, I think he ordered the lemon drop. Nigga, that was his jam for a fucking party. Get out of my shit. I just opened the house. It was a five minute. I think he said he looks like he wears lemon drops. Look at his outfit. That's a lemon drop.

Body better than no pants. Yeah, a little lemon. They was like, lemon drops. He's definitely lemon drops. That's crazy. That had Mike fucked up, man. Fucking dance with the stars outfit. I didn't wear those. He did not.

They weren't letting me in the club because I didn't have black pants. Lululemon? Yeah, he had on Lululemon. And he was stretching the whole time. Wow. They couldn't get in the club without me. So I had to go.

Oh, wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Is that what happened? Fair. Respect, K. Respect, big dog. Freaky Mike.

Damn. Somebody said, where the merch at? The dude wrote me and said, I'm tired of y'all not having a Freaky Mike merch. I'm like, bro. You want to watch it?

What have you learned that for? I hope your name is Mike. Okay, I think June is approaching. February closer. The real black history. Speaking of Lululemon, I'm wearing black from here on out.

I told you, I'm in the comments. I'm not used to being in front of thousands of people. You're in front of a lot of thousands. Yeah, a lot of thousands of people. I'm in the comments, man. I'm not used to being in front of thousands of people. You're in front of a lot of thousands. There's a lot of thousands of people. I'm in the comments. That little fucker said, it's been enough. Like, she been in a hell storm.

That's strong. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Barbra. We talked about hell damage on the show. Yeah, motherfucker. Motherfucker called you the real Hurricane. You hear me?

The real Hurricane. Hurricane. But you can call me Slurricane. Hurricane. Struggling up to start an engine.

Since we're here, though, I want to ask you, though, like, what's, you remember, like,

your first, worst date? What's the worst date you done been on? Oh. Oh, first. Well, worst date, it don't got to be the first. I'm sure you've been on a couple, but just your worst one. This creepy older guy. He was just such a fucking, just a creep.

The date was cool, though. Just went to eat, you know, boom, left. The next day, he had made a song about me and it was on Instagram. I'm like, oh my God. What's it called? What's the hit? What's the diss song?

But I was just like, oh no, he said my name in his song. Oh, he don't see this. This is so embarrassing. He's hearing the hoes. Oh, they're going to find the song. Yeah. It was terrible. I hope they find the song.

Luis. Herb. How old was this gentleman? He was in his 40s. And when I say, like, for the chorus, he was, like, singing in my name. Dang, boy, you left a lasting impression on that man. Never went back. That was a hell of a day.

Where did y'all go to eat? Chipotle. Roof Grizzly. Oh, shit. Oh, he made a song off Chipotle. That's wicked. Barbie probably slid them heels off and put that foot under that table he wanted to set my nose down

oh my god alright Barbie story time with Barbie later what the hell until next time we gonna start the confessionals next time nah I appreciate you though Nancy we need a song

no songs don't you worry cue the music No, I appreciate you though, Nancy. Thank you. We need a song. No song. No, don't you worry. It's been put up. Cue the music, bro. Oh, man. Damn, the great fans. They lit that. They lit your ass up, bro.

Sorry. One and done on the body. Shout out to y'all. All right, man. Let's talk about the obvious, man. Yesterday was the day of Club 520. Nice little Instagram live. Please tell the people how that came about.

This is a great origin story for sure. Well, he just DM'd me. Asked for the number. Mike set it up. We hopped on the live. He's a little hurt at first. You know what I'm saying? He wanted to talk to bro. We got on the phone. It got a little wicked at first, but you know,

we figured it out. We're going to pull up and do some content. You know what I mean? That's all. Wait, he do content? Yeah. Oh, I didn't. I know he did content. He's a dick. December 15th, he's doing an Influencers Cup. They're doing content. So Influencers

Herb Kane. I ain't trying to talk about 15th, he's doing an Influencers Cup. They're doing content. So Influencers... Hurricane. I ain't trying to talk about that nigga. I'm not. It's just funny. I'm not a content creator. Nigga, you shoot basketball through flaming rims. We're playing and the NBA has never shot through an obstacle course. Like, that doesn't make any sense to me.

It's all good, though. I know. It's all good. It's all good. But that shit was funny, man funny I was laughing I was so proud of your restraint because I looked at his face and everything he was clipping it up I said

hey you better be happy on my fucking kids on some real shit that was all Mike shout out to Freaky Mike I promise you cause it was finna go up and I'm glad

how it ended it ended well but Mike is the star of that of that for sure. Y'all called me while I was lifting. I was like, man, what did he call for?

Mike said, you have to get on here. I forgot what he said. He is talking shit. I was talking shit. I couldn't wait. I was like, oh, this is about to be a moment. I was dying because I didn't get on the video, but I was in the comments. I was like, this nigga just been in the car for 30 minutes.

He been ready to turn the phone off. Man, what? I was driving. I had to end my life a little early. I was driving to the crib. I was like, damn. But it was cool, man. Hopefully, we get out to LA sometime, do some content with bro.

For sure. We all got it watched out. I think he was a little uptight at first. And we had to tell him, man, just chill a little bit. Do some yoga. Yeah, yoga, bro. We just be having fun. It's all love, though.

Yeah. You can't love boys ever, but we figured it out. And we worked it out with Lethal. Shout out to him. Yeah, that's crazy, man. Can't wait for the concert. It was all love anyway. And we unblocked him.

We unblocked each other or whatever happened. We follow each other now. Yeah, he followed me too after we finished. We friends. I was dying because he was just like, yeah, I don't know

if I unblocked you or not. I said, okay, I unblocked you. I unblocked you. And I lucky we followed the pay dollars. There we go. Yeah, I unblocked you.

When I went to go look on my block list, you all should see how many people I got blocked. I said, why is Tia Tia mori blocked yeah i'm about to block she next to lofty yeah she's blocked i don't know why the new segment

of this show is just t oh my god so many people just block randomly i'm like why is she blocked i don't even know but that was pretty good He's blocked too, I'm sure. He probably is blocked. I don't even care. I had, bro, this one's so funny. I don't know why, but I had every NBA-like page blocked. Damn, bro. Like every Timberwolves page, Boston page. I had every page blocked.

I was like, damn, I hated basketball at some point. I hated everything about basketball. I had a page called Jeff T. vs. the Haters block. I said, damn, they was showing me love. I blocked that motherfucker. You blocked your fan page. Man, my fucker.

That's crazy. My fucker still got to guide me through Instagram. There's too much shit going on. I just leave it what it is. I blocked somebody today. Talking about, they said something like, y'all need to,

y'all need to get on somebody's ass or something, like talking shit. Like, I think they probably was talking about Lethal. But I just blocked them.

I was like, get on their ass. That sound crazy. Blocked. Get them gone. Yeah, like you blocked. You said the wrong word.

Get on his ass. I ain't gonna hold you to, like, the comments is always funny. But today, they said, damn, today, my nigga T, we're from Tua T to T, Palomaro. They showed the hit of you hitting the group, you know? They said, yeah, I thought you was a kid. Man, why y'all post that shit, man?

That was Luis. Luis? Luis, I got something for you, Luis. That Brad Bill shit was wild, though, this morning, bro. For real. On my mama, Brad exaggerates. Everybody that comments said Brad sold. Yeah, he sold that, bro. Did he sell here? Bro, I didn't even believe it. He didn morning, bro. For real. On my mama, Brad exaggerated. Everybody that come in said Brad sold. Yeah, he sold that, bro.

Did he sell here? Bro, I didn't even... He didn't, bro. You in his head. Y'all ain't see the real fouls, bro. That was light. That was a light compilation. That's crazy.

That's a light compilation, bro. The real fouls. We need the N1 mixtape. Yeah. The real outside. I ain't gonna lie. It's the other one. We need the Drew League team. That mixtape. Yeah. The real outside. I ain't going to lie. It's another one. We need the Drew League team.

The pro-am text. Them was light. Them light bars. I was like, woo. That's the ones y'all showed? Wow. Cool.

I thought y'all was about to go in the archives. Boy, I got some. Oh, don't worry. They're going to find it after this episode for sure. They will. Y'all got to just type it in.

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Anjali are carving out space and shaking things up a bit in the most crowded of markets. Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Man, I wanted to ask you, you know, with the NBA Cup going on to teams who advance to the semifinals, I think everybody on the roster got like 50 bands. I forgot what the coaches got. As far as like playoff bonuses and stuff like that, I mean, not to get in your business too much,

did you ever get like a crazy playoff bonus or a crazy like unexpected check? You was just like fucking this up in the air? Yeah, when I played, when we got the Hawks and we made it to the Eastern Conference Finals, our playoff bonus or a crazy, like, unexpected check? You was just like, fucking this up in the air? Yeah, when I played, when we got the Hawks and we made it to the Eastern Conference Finals, our playoff check was like 170 or something like that.

Hmm. Yeah. We was first in the East, made it to the Eastern Conference Finals. It was like 170 or something. Damn, Brian been getting

niggas paid for years. Yeah. All the times he done been, bro. I ain't never thought Brian been getting niggas paid for years. Yeah. All the times he done been, bro. I ain't never thought about that. Niggas done been struck a million playing with Brian. Probably. Yeah. Nigga, end of the bitch, get that finals bonus.

You can go to the finals fucking Brian. $170 is hefty, bro. Yeah. And he said that's easy to count the finals. If you win the chip, you damn near take home almost $300. I think Rondo told me he took home $300. Brought a Bentley. I think one year he told me he bought a Bentley.

Wow. Damn, bro. $300 on the count of four? Yeah. I think Rondo told me he took home $300. Bought a Bentley. I think one year he told me he bought a Bentley. Wow. Damn, bro. $300 on the count of four? Yeah. I was like, one, something. Shout out to Tim Duncan,

too, nigga. Yeah, I had bought a... I bought a... What'd I buy? I bought a crib. I bought a rental property, actually. Yeah, that's

smart shit. Yeah. Nah, that's fire. Ask her. Yeah, that's smart shit. Yeah. Nah, that's fire. That's crazy. Yeah, they was laughing because they was talking to Josh Hart about it. He was like, yeah, fuck them young niggas. Somebody will get a watch with this money.

Because I don't care about their finances. It's up. On God, though. Extra 50K? Yeah, bro. If you win it all, what you get? I got to look and see. Oh, half a ticket for every player?

Man, what? I'd be out there playing hard as hell. Man, a runner-up's getting money? Quarterfinal, everybody got 50. Son, you on my mama. I have a silly fantasy league right here. I have a silly little old school I would have bought. What's crazy about that is,

especially with this, we were talking about the Magic eliminating the Celtic out of the situation. Dog, these teams who will never get no bonus checks

or don't be in the playoffs, they got a chance to go crazy right now to get paid. All them Hawks niggas is hype. Them last niggas on the bench. Yeah,

that's what I'm saying, bro. The 12th man. Some of the two-way players is up. Filthy. Oh, you get 100 for a semifinal suit? Oh, nigga, it's what I'm saying, bro. The 12th, man. Some of the two-way players is up. Filthy. Oh, you get 100 for a semifinal suit? Oh, nigga, it's up. Yeah, that's a nice ass.

Yeah, that's hard. That's a nice check, boy. Hell yeah. Damn, that's why my patience was killing like that. God damn, I need to rethink my shit. I got to get back out there, bro. I just need that. Just the 650.

Man, y'all can cut me. You just want to be on the team? Yeah, I I just need that. Just the 650. Then y'all can cut me. You just want to be on the team? Yeah, I just want to cut me for the 650 after the taxes are part. Take home for something. You know what I mean? I got some Icy Hot

and some motherfucking pressure pads. I don't want to play. I just want to be on the end of the bed. I'm going to buy a couple more properties. Probably buy a new little toy,

a little car or something. A little, you know what I mean? Yeah, you know what I mean? A little Mustang. Nothing too precious. For sure, man. With that money, you can afford tickets to Kendrick Lamar's tour. Because that shit is crazy.

He and Nelsie going on tour with SZA. It's already in a resale, bro. They taxing for 500 of those bleeds in certain places right now. Woo! And he doing all stadiums. 500 for the noses? Yeah, bro. But the stadium is crazy.

Him and SZA is crazy. That's a hell of a tour. I touched the, uh, she said, I touched that five for you. Y'all seen SZA before she had surgery?

Yeah. She was ugly as hell. Yeah, she, um, uh, some of them places. It depends on what city you at. Probably Pittsburgh.

Nigga. Yeah, respect. They probably got done. Nigga, go on. Go Chicago. And no Gleazys? But they had the, nigga yeah respect they probably got done nigga going on go Chicago in no wheezes but they had

the Mercedes Benz interesting she's not bad there I ain't gonna lie surgery but that ticket match was

I've already looked through it's with you for a lot of places too oh she got sizzle she fired

before that she was she was different shot it's a lot of it's a lot of people that have been in the Amazon chamber who the code is out of the Oh, she got sizzled. She fired. Before that, she was different. It's a lot of people that have been in the Amazon chamber. Who the coldest out of the Amazon chamber? Who was Tyga playing with when you weren't supposed to? Oh, Kylie.

Yeah. She's the best out of the Amazon chamber. If you see the before and afters. Coldest rebrand. I get fished out. Her rebrand was silly. And no disrespect to all the women. No disrespect to white women, but I'm not tapped in like that. I never even

plucked. I had a matter of fact. You know what's funny? A white fan. She was actually your fan. She told me to tell you. Damn, that's how you feel. She said you was her favorite person. Oh, no, fam. She told me to tell you. Damn, that's how you feel. She said you was her favorite person. Oh, no, no.

And there's no... I just meant, like, so far, I sleep with y'all. I got a dark history with white women. So far as on that side, like, my family, I don't want to speak too much on it, but... How I grew up... How she went that shot. How I grew up...

I didn't see white women in the like I saw the trailer park like you know what I'm saying so it was different for me it ain't no slight I just I'm just always

choosing the black queen stuff Dr. Umar say yeah she used to work she used to work for the Hawks what's up

damn she a fan damn tell her I said what's up what's her name tell her I said what's up she was your... You was her favorite person.

Nah, yeah. It's still all love. You know what I mean? But I don't want to say her name because I don't know if she's supposed to be... I don't know if she can tell somebody that you're her favorite. Yeah, I don't know if she's supposed to be

talking about it. Nah, I don't want no smoke. She's supposed to be there when we... Hawks, we would love to come and do the show for you guys. And I would love to meet you. So we can get a real talk. We'd love to be there when we uh hawks we would love to come and do the show for you guys uh and i would love to meet you so we love to be there tiny all you guys we would love to do it whoever you are i don't know if i'm allowed to say her name but i you don't have to bro no matter if you're a booger or not i don't got nothing to do with that i just want to meet you and show you you know i

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he done told this lady. Lied you up? Yeah. Like, I don't know why people care what people's preference who they date is. Like, it don't have

nothing to do with me. Like, fuck with you on the friend level or just, you know. She was just like, man, he was my favorite. He was so funny funny he just doesn't like white girl but i think she was saying it like she was saying it definitely in a joking manner yeah but you know it was a business call so i was just like well i don't know i was kind of keenly like i wasn't trying to laugh

no business there's no smut against white people at all i'm just talking about specifically dating on how i grew up and how i seen it. It wasn't. Nah, she was laughing about it. But I was like, nah, he cool people. Nah, hell yeah. I got white cousins. It's love. I'm just nothing. I got white cousins. Shouts of white cousins. Yeah, for sure.

That's crazy. Hey man, Steve and I reported to be getting near a new bag about 120. I didn't have it shown the amount of the years in the contract, but people are hating and said, damn, Steve and I get NBA money and him.

We in niggas pockets today. Yeah. They will pay 10. I said, bro, Steve and I keep the lights on ESPN. He deserve more. Yeah, he getting 12 a year

right now. Run it up. Yeah, I don't know shit about media like that, but I feel like as much as he's on TV, he deserves something. Bro, he's on TV.

He's about to start doing more nfl stuff or he does everything i ain't tripping bro get your money man i ain't never been a dude to hate on somebody getting money yeah i just never knew why niggas care why that shit matter for real yeah and especially like when you see i don't know like hey you're not paying them why do y'all be caring like you're not paying it don't come out of nobody's pocket bro none of you niggas is paying steven hey why do y'all ever care? I never care what a person got. Even like when the NBA, when somebody got $150 million, I used to be like, good for him.

Y'all not paying him. We for sure. The only thing that I would say that I might have said, too, is if somebody who's really a killer don't get paid as much, I'm glad you got your money, but I feel like that person deserved just as much, if not more, because he's producing more than you I'm glad you got your money, but I feel like that person deserved just as much if not more because he's producing

more than you. Especially when you see people like, I remember Gilbert Arenas and Lou, Lou had that breakdown about his stats and like when you compare it to per minutes

and what he would be getting as a starter but his role is just like, you've been criminally robbed because you produced at the same person's level and it's a takeaway, they bad,

but you deserve the same amount for doing the same amount of work. That's a different type of comparison. Whatever Lou made in his life life he deserved way more for sure no that's what i'm saying like that that's a fact but i get i've been guaranteed if you talk to lou that nigga be like nah i wouldn't guarantee none of this that's how i feel like like we all grew up all of us grew up the same way. Same area, everything. Like, shit. Money. You get some money, then you

I ain't hate nobody, bro. It's shit. A blessing for sure. Maybe Lou look at it like that, but I mean, maybe he cares. I think he do because Lou done lived a hell of a documented life. Yeah, bro. Yeah, but he deserved 10 times more than whatever he

had made in his NBA career, and I don't know what it was. And I don't even care, but he has lived a great life. Nah, it wasn't me. I don't care. Lou has maxed out. Yeah, whatever that is. He's a bass player off the court, bro. And he's made three times more than that and did not

live the life he lived, bro. And the thing about Lou is like, playing on his scene, he was the first one was like when we would get playoff like when you got a playoff check he i remember he was like man i'm just gonna buy a bond with that and i was like you're gonna buy a bond at this time i was a young you know i had guys doing investments for me but i wasn't even tapped in really like paying attention to like what my stuff was invested in like you know people be like oh yo you didn't build some streets uh we're gonna put it in this bond for Atlanta.

You're going to help build the roads. I'm like, oh, yeah. You'll get it back in five years. I'm like, oh, whatever. Like, I wouldn't even, like, tapped in. I was young. I was, like, 25. I didn't care.

But to hear him say that, like, man, we about to get 50K. I'm just about to buy a bond. Da-da-da-da. I was like, what the fuck is he talking about? Already seasoned. Yeah, and I was like, and bond. I was like, what the fuck is he talking about? I already seized it. Yeah, and I was like,

and then when I got older, I'm like, man, that nigga Lou, he was getting $50 checks. He was putting them in bonds and he was doing that. It's way past five years now.

So he ain't, nigga, with that money, he didn't get, he cool. Yeah, 10-4. We ain't going to get

this pocket wound with no investigation. But shout out to Stephen A. Man, you deserve that bag. Listen, you've kept the license on that building for a very long time. You made one of the best talk shows of all time. Bro, he deserves

very penny of that for sure. Did y'all see Gilbert's son? I was about to say graduate. Move up in the class. Yeah, every class is hot up. Well, we wait now. And he spoke about it too, which is fire. And I think the best part about this is that

he has a platform to where obviously he can guide his son in the best direction because he's been through all that. But him talking step by step

through it, being like vulnerable with us, even though he don't have to tell us nothing about his personal life, it's fire.

He was just like, someone went to a school, closed down, had to reclassify to catch up with some stuff. He's like, now, all right, now we're in a position

to where we're moving forward. And now he can be the player he gets to be because he don't need NIL money. He ain't, now, alright, now we're in a position to where we're moving forward. And now he can be the player he gets to be because he don't need NIL money. He ain't worried about vultures. He gets to focus on basketball. That shit fired me. Yeah, I mean, but why not reclass him? He just

wastes his time anyway. Yeah, if you watch him, you can tell, like, he's not supposed to be playing high school basketball. Yeah, he different. Yeah, he different. Yeah. They said nigga made Nas Reed quit an open run session. Said he was busting Nas Reed ass, and Nas Reed nigga stormed out the gym type shit.

I don't know how much I believe that. That's why I said Gil, we need the real facts behind that. We ain't doing Nas like that. I fuck with Gil. That was some shit that's on him. Nas Reed will kill his son. For sure. He's just way too small. So we're not going to do that. But he, that was some, that was some shit that's on him. Nasri will kill his son. For sure.

He's just way too small. So like, we're not going to do that. But he said he happened, like. But I mean, I believe his son is really, really talented.

For sure. But Nasri, yeah, Nasri, it might be slight work, but I think the fact that I seen him, have you seen him

do the podcast? He did a podcast recently. He kind of talked about his, stuff he's been going on with him. He's like, one day I got to school, and before I got in, I got called back to the car to go with KD type shit. And then he talked about him and Benedict Mather in the summer situation.

He was just like, that's the first time I had ever been in a situation where I had to respond to adversity type shit. He was like, he wasn't talking shit to me like the little boy. He was just kind of testing me, proving me. And I was like, that's fire. You done had him talking about testimonies, but proving NBA players, he going to be a dog. That's why I saw, that's why I maybe like Benedict even me, like, proving me. And I was like, that's fire. You done had them type of testimonies with, like, proving NBA players. He going to be a dog.

That's why I saw. That's why I maybe like Benedict even more, though. Because he was really, like, teaching him the game while playing the game. Like, I'm a nigga. Come on. Let's go. But, like, fuck him.

It's always fuck him. Yeah. He got the right pops, too, for that. Yeah. But it's fuck him. Like, that's the reason I like Gil and how he trained his son, how he gear his son up is because it's like, nah, don't take it easy on him. Fuck him. Like, yeah, if he on the court, kill him.

He got to learn how to deal with these monsters or he in the shark tank. He got to learn how to survive in this tank. Yeah. And a lot of people can't handle that. Even like when a coach get on you or whatever, a lot of kids can't handle that kind of like shark mentality. They like fade away from it or they can't listen. And he embraced it. Like he said with Benedict Mather and doing that to him,

he embraced that. Like, nah, that was my first time having a little adversity. He was going at me. But he wasn't like, I ain't like it. It's like, I rose to that challenge. You know what I mean? And that's the difference. That's why he need to reclass.

Like, what we waiting on, bro? Go be where you supposed to be. Not to do much on it, but like, especially with you coaching and you being around it at the high school level, we see so many kids now get a little bit of adversity and they gone. They can't start immediately. They switch schools. And then it's like, eventually they gonna find

out about you. You can hide for so long, but eventually they gonna find out about you. You can for so long but eventually they gonna find out about you you can't run like you can go hide behind prep school five stars or whatever

eventually the cream gonna rise to the top and if you ain't part of that it's gonna fade away you gonna have to perform at one point that's what I always tell kids too

that I know man fuck that little nigga that's ranked in the third grade, bro. That nigga ain't going to be worth a quarter. Mass majority of them don't be worth a quarter, nigga, by the time they hit that freshman year of high school. Shit get the wicked.

It's a few that nigga get through the cracks, but it's always better to start off sad and then graduate your game. But even when you get ranked or you high, you got to perform. At one point, you're going to have to perform. Like, one thing I also respect about Gil's son,

he go to a high school where it ain't a hundred top five players and it's just him and a couple of guys, some local guys that he grew up with. Yeah.

Right? And he has to perform all the time. He got to be great all the time. Yeah. He got to perform great all the time. Yeah. He got to perform. When you go to a prep school, a five-star with all these dudes,

you get to hide. And one thing about college, you never get to hide. Yeah. Like, if you can't hoop in college, it shows, bro. Like, niggas that went to, no offense, I played with dudes that went to Mount Verde. I played with dudes that, and then when they got to college, they still was good players, but that went to Mount Verde I played with dudes that and then when they got to college

they still was good players but they went to Mount Verde they never had to like kill somebody they had other good players around them or I played on teams

with dudes went to Oak Hill and they played with five stars six or seven guys whatever and they never had to be the guy guy

they was always part of a team and not to say they wasn't good players they were still good players but they never had to be the guy guy. They was always part of a team. And not to say they wasn't good players. They were still good players, but they never had to get 28, 35. You know what I mean? They never had to have a moment to go crazy. They always just had to get their 15, 16. And they became role players.

Vice versa. I go to Pike. I played with a bunch of good players my first three years. My last year, it was just me and my guys. So when you got it, you go to Pike. I played with a bunch of good players my first three years. My last year, it was just me and my guys. So when you got it, you go get 30. Go get 30. Go get 35.

But it built me to be like, damn, I know what it's like to get double teamed. And then I looked at college. I look at Steph Curry. I look at Dame Lillard. They go to small schools where they had to produce to get 30, 40 points. Shit, they get in the league. Shit, I... Nigga, y'all gonna play me one-on-one?

I've been getting double, triple-teamed my whole career. Shit, a little bit lighter. Come on, bro. Hell yeah. It's a method to their madness. That's why I like

how Gil train and stuff, for sure. For sure, man. That's dope. Especially, you said, like, those Dame Lillards and CJ McCollum, they got those solid schools, bro. It was all on them.

So when they had them moments, it's intensified because like, damn, you killing them by yourself type shit. Facts. When it gets to the league, nigga, now I got good players and I know how to score. I've been getting triple teamed my whole college career. Now I get to go one-on-one against a nigga with other good players around me?

Yeah. You gotta be a dog, though. About to be a breeze. Yeah, you gotta be a dog. Gotta be a dog. For sure. Speaking of dogs, man, I dog. You got to be a dog. For sure. For sure. Speaking of dogs, man, I think it's dope to see Ja Morant talking

a little bit more about some positive stuff. Not that he was talking about negative stuff, but to see him in a good light in a mature space. First, him talking about D. Rose and the influence he had

on him being in Memphis was just like, you know, he helped me mature as a man. And then he's talking about on the court stuff. He was just like, hey, I know y'all see it, but I ain't trying to duck no more.

It's crazy to see Ja at that age. I mean, he's still young as hell, but just like, hey, I know y'all see it, but I ain't trying to duck no more. It's crazy to see Jai at that age. I mean, he's still young as hell, but he like, nah, I'm tired of getting hurt, bro. I'm tired of getting knocked out the area. I'm out for two weeks instead of a regular game, maybe for a fall.

It's dope to see his evolution in his game, man. He's still dunking on niggas, but you can tell he's doing a little bit more to stay safe and not injured. I mean, be him.

I always say, play below the realm, dog. You play longer. Straight up. Mike Collins never dunked. I ain't be him. I always say, play below the rim, dog. You play longer. Straight up. Mike Conley never dumped. I ain't no pro. It's three souls, nigga. Matt is Matt.

Mike Conley never dumped, bro. Damn, Mike ain't got no booms. If he got, he got like one. It's a drop-in in Memphis, though. It's in Memphis. It's a drop-in. That's why I always speak high on Mike Conley, bro, because

he figured it out. And bro had a great career. But this nigga, if he saw you under that rim and he felt like he could try you, this nigga right here is trying your ass. Mike Conley is going to hit you with the craziest Tony Parker floater and go back down

and play defense. Give a fuck about no top tier sports center highlight, nigga. Even on fast breaks, like, my thing was to always try to impress the crowd. Like, if I get a fast break, I want to dunk so the fans will like me. Mike Conley slapped

the glass, played defense. Fans still liked him. You know what's so crazy? Loved him. We in a lot of niggas' pockets. When Mike signed that $100 million contract. He signed the biggest contract. Nigga, Twitter went up at that time. Who the fuck is this making

this kind of money? Nigga's not even understanding. He earned every dollar of that. Longevity. I'm durable. I wish I would durable. I wish I would've... I wish I would've... Drop in. Is it with Memphis, right?

I told you. I already know. I'm already tapped in. But the crazy fucked up thing about Mike, Mike got bounced. Hell yeah. The lineage. Mike could jump high as fuck. That's what's crazy. Yeah, don't get it fucked up. Like, the nigga really a track star.

Like, fast as hell. Really got bounce. But he figured it out. Like, I'll play below the rim. Let me stay down here. You're going to twist less ankles. Yeah. You're going to jump.

You're going to have less jumps. And you're going to play longer. Yeah. And I was the complete opposite. I jumped on everything. I rolled hella ankles. I had crazy tinnitus. Then I had no...

I was bone on bone after so many jumps. You all right, stuck in the seventh or eighth grade thinking you cute. Yeah. Trying to turn up for the hoes. Doing windmills in gym class. Yeah.

Not doing it, nigga. Not doing it, nigga. Not doing it. Windmills, APC. I used to say the same thing about George. I used to be like,

damn, bro, this nigga really hoop the same way. He ain't scoring 40 a night, of course, in the NBA, but I'm like, that under the rim

shit is underrated, bro. Play longer. Yeah, bro. Niggas getting them 10 plus years off the strength, bro. Play longer. And it's smart for somebody like John. Obviously, you know, he ain't the biggest physical specimen. So, yeah, you want to stick around, bro. Niggas getting them 10-plus years off the strength, bro. Play longer. And it's smart for somebody like John.

Obviously, you know, he ain't the biggest physical specimen. So, yeah, you want to stick around, bro. You got to be healthy. He probably got to get his body right, though. Probably got to do something. He got to get a little. I mean, I don't know how strong he is. But, obviously, his game is quickness.

Obviously, he's going to have to develop his shot even more. I mean, he's a capable shooter or whatever. But now he's going to have to develop it even more. But he already got the fans. And we know his aura with that team, that organization, what he does,

and he plays well. The dunks made people pay attention to him. As a player, he was always a pass-first point guard that can make highlight plays and that can score or whatever.

But shit, laying the ball in, he's still going to be effective. For sure. The dunks was just like... Electrifying. You wanted to buy the shoes because of the dunks. Yeah, that's a momentum shifter, too,

for your way. Yeah, like, man, the thing about Jai is he's still going to catch lobs. He's still going to get fast break dunks. It's just those crazy attempts that he was going for. Like, going through the lane,

trying to dunk on a 7 foot 2 dude dude take a charge he ain't nowhere close to he still try to throw it in fall right on his hand sprain his wrist yeah that's why Ray Allen was my favorite player though because to see him with the Milwaukee Bucks like that he got gang

Ray Allen then to see him play with the motherfucking like youngsters don't even know about Milwaukee Bucks Ray Allen but to see him play with the motherfucking like youngsters don't even know about Milwaukee Bucks Ray Allen but to see him play with Miami you would think

he was just a Klay Thompson type of nigga you know what I'm saying and when we talk about this that's on the morning show but I was just like

we said the transition from him going to a pure shooter to the end of his career to have them attempts I'm like if he was like

that his whole career bro I mean Steph would have caught him eventually but damn it would have been real close for a while

it's hard to make that transition like Lala I mean, Steph would have caught him eventually, but damn, it would have been real close for a while. Oh, yeah, bro. It's hard to make that transition. I love Steph, Jack, but when we look at Ray Allen's stats, it's like... We didn't say that. We didn't say you were wild. He didn't say he was wild, too. He said he was wild.

He said he was wild. Ray Allen was that nigga, bro. Bro, yes, bro. He was a quiet killer. He said he was wild. Ray Allen was that nigga, bro. Bro, yes, bro. He was a quiet killer. For real, bro. He was really a killer. He just didn't talk that much, bro. But you know who else was a killer?

Who? Orlando Brown. My nigga is back in the news. He's a killer. My nigga is crazy. He go kill a brand. We got to have a heart-to-heart. Listen, you got to quit telling these niggas You did what you did to them bro

Nick Cannon's on your ass Nick Cannon pissed Hey Nick Cannon was shit Hey listen Kevin Hart pissed Bow Wow pissed He got up in that chair and said How he was hitting bow Cuz listen

You ain't answering my call I called you two days ago cuz that's so disrespectful bro no no no I called him two days ago he ain't answer we gotta talk about it cuz I got some good pussy we gotta chill bro we gotta chill

using that F-bomb I said boy he gonna get canceled one way or another ain't he can I get some more too yeah right on guy thank you that's what I'm saying I got the cup that don't get canceled one way or another, ain't he? Can I get some more, too? Yeah. Right on, guy. Thank you. That's what I'm saying. I got the cup that don't spill today. We in the game. Mons is the right, right?

Yeah, okay. Respect. Y'all want y'all cups? Hey, chill out, Barbie. I heard what the fuck you said. Barbie really part of the show. Go get your part of the show ass out of here. No, Orlando Brown tweaking, bro bro saying you cracked your mama and your dad wow see I had to call about that

cause I was like hold on my auntie didn't get cracked nigga don't do that I had got mad about that one you ain't crack my mama you ain't do that cause I know her I had called my mama about that cause she was telling

me, like, you see what that boy be saying? He maxed out, man. He just joking, mama. He just joking. Him and Charles are white, man. I had to hell him by 2024. Hell him by 2024. He might have had a better one. Our end of the year awards is going to be great this year. I can't wait to do that. I can't wait either. Somebody deserves it.

Dr. Umar had a good year, too. Oh, for sure. Dr. Umar, I mean, he didn't get the pot of the year because of the Cat Williams, but that Joe Budden, Dr. Umar was so close. That was a close. It was third on my pot of the year.

What's above that for you? One was Cat Williams, obviously. Two was us with D-Rose. Talk about it. We had D-Rose in here cussing, y'all. Come on, bro. My nigga don't say nothing. We had him in here goingose. Ah, talk about it. We had D-Rose in here cussing, y'all. Come on, bro. My nigga don't say nothing. We had him in here going crazy.

The internet is still surprised we got Jackson Tandem to say nigga on this platform. That's, that's, that's... We won. That's 12. That's 12. A year, probably. That's number 12.

That's 12. But now D-Rose was... Yeah, that D-Rose... Yeah, we got my nigga here cussing. We changed the game with D-Rose on here. Yeah, we had him cussing. We had him losing.

He was comfortable. Yeah, he was comfortable. I don't see him going on nobody else's shit. Shout out to all the pies in the world, but I don't see him going on y'all's shit and really sitting back. Chopping shit up like that. That's my man. It was a good one.

Madison Texas back. It's almost January. Yeah. Damn. That's all. That's what I said. It's almost January. This nigga fucked up.

Because they stopped we had more in the bay for y'all he fucked up the rest of our pie yeah we had a great great finisher pie for y'all but bites you know

we was going to talk about Miami get the Miami Heat series the Boston series we had a bunch might be a part two on the way we'll just leave it at that soon come soon come for sure

respect they went through and heard about us you know what I'm saying talking about the Good Times cast and told us to run through a couple sitcom rosters.

Let me see how y'all feel about them. Fresh Prince. How ugly they were. How they represent as far as all. We ain't going to say for dudes.

I'm always bringing up the hoes. I ain't bringing up the hoes. But we got to talk about Hillary. Hillary was tough. Gun smoke.

And a lot of niggas love Ashley growing up for sure. Ashley tough. Niggas fucked with Ashley Banks growing up. Hillary was tough. Gunsmoke. And a lot of niggas love Ashley growing up, for sure. Ashley tough. Niggas fucked with Ashley Banks growing up. Yeah, Ashley Banks tough. Will's cameos. The mamas, though. Light-skinned. Light-skinned via wife. Dark-skinned via...

Nope. Nope. She pretty, too. Nope. She pretty, too. But she was my type. I don't got no type. She was hot. He do. I do. But that wasn't my type.

Hey, the fact that they just, it was like one season, she was gone. Yeah, like, you just put this pretty ass. If early on, D'Arcy Anvil wasn't bad. She was cool.

She was older too. When she got pregnant with the baby. Yeah, it was time. You said Claire Huxt'm over her, too. When she got pregnant with the baby. Yeah, it was time. You said Claire Huxtable? Yeah, I'm saying Claire Huxtable. Oh, easy. Her and her sister. I'd take both of them over. Yeah, the lineage was very strong, for sure.

No, I had to straw. Yeah, don't do me like that. You don't want to be nasty. I don't know what that is. Oh, my God. Let's keep it going. I'm trying, what that is. Oh, Lord, respect. Oh, my God. Let's keep it going. I'm trying, y'all. You too.

Y'all understand. First lethal shooter. Now, Barbie. Motherfuckers keep playing with me. You try, y'all. You got a stronger soldier than that? I'm telling y'all, I'm growing. I love that.

Good job, Barbie. I'm growing, man. I'm growing, man. I'm growing up, man. Martin. Honestly, they had a decent cast. We all got different tastes and shit, but I'm taking Pam over Gina.

Me too. Every fucking time. I'm taking Pam. That ain't even close. Yeah, that's... Gina, lead lady, she's... I didn't know how niggas feel. Leigh Lady, she's the weakest to me on a sitcom. Oh, I'm rolling. She's definitely one of the... She is so mid.

Hella mid. The Leigh Lady on a sitcom. You can name my wife and kids, she was mid. You can name any Leigh Lady, she's mid. My wife and kids are underrated black sitcoms, too. I love that show. Leigh Lady... I'm talking about as black sitcoms. I love that show. Lee Lady. I'm talking about as far as looks.

I'm sleep because what's the old boy? He celebrated February 2 a lot. Oh, you're talking about- Carl Winslow used to do Carl Wills. You're talking about Harry? Yeah. She ain't the Lee Lady. She ain't the Lee Lady. Laura's the Lee Lady.

His boyfriend wasn't on the show. Laura's the Lee lady, bro. It was about, it eventually became about Lil' White and her. The leader of the house, the woman of the house. No, no, the show eventually

became about Laura and Eartha. The woman of the house. The show eventually became about Laura and Eartha. And I used to always be like, yeah, because that nigga, that nigga Carl, when they started saying that about Carl,

I said, I always knew it. Because you would never hold your bitch how you're supposed to hold your bitch, bro. Tell us about it here. Yeah, I'm like, you give her, you give her no church, I don't know why you give her fuck. He used to be like, soft ass, thick ass nigga.

Hey. Nigga, we knew, oh boy, Uncle Phil was a queer. But Uncle Phil, how he used to love on his wife, bro. Yeah, he saw it. That's a part of the letters, bro. Stop. He used to sell it real well, though. He was good.

He was, yeah. He was really romantic with his woman. You know, all niggas ain't romantic, you know. He sold it well, for sure. Yeah, but I'm like, damn, man. I feel like on Family Matters, she never really got love on the show. You always seen Urkel and... You think she was really weak?

Harriet? Ooh. Oh, Harriet was pretty weak. Harriet. Y'all niggas is hard on women. Harriet look like my... It's not to be dating him, though. It wasn't that.

It was like, they matched, bro. We should know. I mean, that's fair. There's a couple. We knew something, man. It looked like my... It was hard to be dating him, though. It wasn't that. It was like, they matched, bro. We should know. I mean, that's fair. There's a couple. We do something though. My uncle used to always say... Tom's wife, she was pool. Oh, yeah.

Woo. Yeah. She's the weakest. All right. That's what I'm saying. Y'all just not thinking. No, but what I'm saying... The show became about Urkel and Laura.

As a lead lady, Laura is fire. All right, what about Parenthood? Oh, she was nice. She had the weak dress, but she was better than her. She was solid. She looked like Gullah Gullah Island, but she wasn't Gullah Gullah Island. Who was the weakest one on Living Single? Oh, come on.

Max. Come on. Let's not play with him. Max the Queen is crazy. That's a nasty person. I on, Max. Come on. Let's not play with him. Max the Queen is crazy. That's a nasty person. I'm taking Queen Latifah every time I'm with Max. Queen Latifah, Max.

Queen Latifah, bro. Every single time. I ain't gonna lie, y'all. I ain't gonna lie. I'm cracking Queen Latifah every single time. I'm gonna keep it real, bro. Max, I'm not.

The light skin of day Ogilvy. I'm sleep, bro. Are you, bro? Sinclair, Sinclair. I'm sleep, bro. of day Ogilvy I'm sleep bro I'm sleep Sinclair Sinclair I'm sleep Sinclair killing Max bro Sinclair killing Max

alleged respect to he did he can't speak for himself first things first rest in peace Uncle Phil yeah he can't speak for himself you said Sinclair was me

yeah Quincy Jones talking about Uncle Phil so Quincy Jones gave us one for himself. You said Sinclair was me? Yeah. Quincy Jones talked about Uncle Phil. Hey, Quincy Jones gave us one of the best interviews before he left. He told everybody I was gay and everything. And he snitched on everybody for no reason. Nah, but who? Y'all taking Sinclair over Max?

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Listen to Good Company on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you. I like Living Single. As a show, it's fire. As far as a cat, I'm cool. Y'all taking Queen Latifah over, man? Look at her. She is nice, bro. Who was that? Sinclair. That was when the show first started. They go to season six. Motherfucker.

And they had a fire. They had a fire ass. What you call that? Ghost with that NIL kicked in. The fuck? In the 90s kind of way. He's saying fucking every time a person...

Let me see that. I'm glad I got my... Exactly. I keep your head up, boy. I keep your head up. I think it's true. When they first grabbed her. As a show,

that show was elite. And they... Their theme song was fire. No, that was a great show. I just feel like Max was probably a freak. Yeah, friends saw that show. They. Their theme song was fire. No, that was a great show. I just feel like Max was probably a freak. Yeah, friends thought that.

They out of pocket for stealing that black show. Max was probably a freak, I gotta ask y'all that. How y'all feel about the Parkers cast? Shout out to Unity.

Hey, somebody do the 42 Doug Whistler. That white woman, that white girl on there had a fat ass. Do the 42 Doug Whistler. Stevie?

There you go. That was her name? Yeah, Stevie did that one. On my mama, she had a romper.. Do the 42 Doug Wilson. Stevie. There you go. That was her name? Yeah, Stevie did that one. On my mama's head. Somebody do the 42 Doug Wilson. Topanga was another white woman that was alright. Do the 42 Doug Wilson, bro.

For the Parkers. But Kim K. Monique was too precious for me. I'll sleep. I'll sleep, man. I love who you love, though. All shapes are welcome. On my mama's. Hey, which is so funny about it. Hey, man. I love who you love, though. All shapes are welcome. On my mama.

Hey, which is so funny about it. Hey, chat. Do the 42-double. I'm sleeping. I mean, everybody got they tight. But what's so crazy is, like, Nikki Parker was, like, talented, and she could sing.

On my mama, y'all got Gina fucked up. Y'all not telling me Kim Parker and Monique is a better-looking leading lady than fucking Gina. I ain't going, Y'all not telling me Kim Parker and Monique is a better looking lean lady than fucking Gina. I ain't going, y'all. I'm asleep. I'm trying to do the 42. I'm asleep.

We got a category that's better next time. That's a sick ass person. One more show. Girlfriends. They all was fire. Everyone on there was fire. All the girlfriends. I'm asleep. Which one was we? I know what he about to say.

He about to piss y'all off. Nah, nah. I hope he about to say the light skin one. Go ahead. Y'all only gonna say her because she got a fat ass, bro. Who? Bro. He about to disrespect Joan. What's wrong with Joan?

Joan Andre Goddard, bro. What's wrong with her? Joan nice, bro. Iggy nine, bro. And Joan nice, bro. Iggy 9, bro Joan's nice, bro Iggy my dog, bro She is the weakest looking one on that show But she ain't weak, though

She's bottom three on that show, bro The other girls on that show is fire I'm Tony Chaz for life, but Joan is nice Joan's nice, but she is the weakest But that ain't a bad week and i'm cracking gina before joan you crazy as hell hey oh no i'm cracking gina before joan no you crazy you said you crap bro i only said y'all only saying joan because she got a fat ass decent bro i'm sleep bro oh how y'all feel about Javante Davis saying he might retire from the church? That is crazy, bro. Jill Scott.

Angie Stone blew me with that black brother. I said, you too black for me, bitch. I hate a soul sister. I can't stand that. She got love in her house. I can't stand it. I ain't gonna lie to you.

Oh, that's Angie Yeah Shout out to her I like Angie Angie That's Viola Davis Right there That's Zion Mama

Nah you know what's funny They said Hold on y'all be watching That's Vi I'm on Y'all be watching What's that show called Murder

It's a show that Viola Davis was on How to get away with murder That was a show that uh viola david was on about how to get away with murder that was one of the tightest shows ever i ain't gonna lie that show was good but y'all ever see how she walk on that motherfucker they said it's so cold outside they got me walking like viola david how to get away with murder bro bro y'all gotta watch the show she walked bro she walked so hard fast. This shit is funny as fuck. I'm gonna fuck you. I love this fucking show. This show is great,

man. Y'all are having, I'm having a fucking blast, man. But just so you take it, he might retire from next year from fighting? Yeah, he out of pocket, bro. It was crazy. Yeah, I don't know how true that is, but it was funny because he was talking about life. He did enough. He said some of the personal things he was going through, he was just like, I like to resolve them,

but if I go through therapy and really get all that stuff together, he said, then my, what drives me to fight might leave. And he was just like, I might not have the inspiration to do this shit

or what it needs to be in this environment. And I was like, that's really interesting to hear. That's crazy. That's like a hell of a conflict. It's like fear and trauma make you the person

that you want to be. Like, some people play sports and stuff because they don't want to go back to what they've seen or what they felt or how they live. So, like, the fear will help you drive you to do something different. And maybe that's what you're going through. I can see that. Like, I had a fear of, like, having to live with my mama again. That was, like, a fear of mine. Like, you ever live with... I don. That was like a fear of mine. Like,

you ever live with, I don't know how y'all parents was. My mom was strict as hell growing up. And like, I never, like when I left, I never wanted to be like,

nigga, I got to come back here. That was like my fear. Like, nigga, I'll leave to go to Wake Forest. Like, my mama ain't gonna never have,

I ain't never going to your house. And then I got traded to the place where I live in a basement. You got your own house in the city. And to y'all, to my house,

I'm sneaking in the back door. We having a serious moment. I'm making a joke. What? What? Fuck. Hope your therapy all right, bro.

That's what it is. He realized, damn, it did happen. Yeah, I said, fuck, I ain't never want to come back here. Yeah, I am. I'm in a basement. Don't worry, we'll come to you, money. That's what it is. He realized, damn, it did happen. Then I said, fuck. I ain't never want to come back here. I ain't. I'm in a basement.

Don't worry, we'll come to you, money. My mom's house is always welcome, so I ain't, I ain't grow up like that. It is, but y'all ain't never had nothing that make you be like, nah, I like,

I got to do this. I got to get out of here. Just me personally. It's self-motivation. I was never no, no reason. If I got put out and got fucked up today,

I could go back to my mom and crib, as you could. But I'd be all the way comfortable, though. No, I just never. I always wanted to, like, help, like, my mom. Because, I mean, I had a lot of brothers and sisters, like you do, too. But I'm just saying, like, I always wanted. I never wanted to be a burden.

So when I got out of there, I never wanted to be like, yo, I got to come back. Nah, yeah, for sure. I wanted to be like, nah, I'm going to leave and nigga shit going to be green. You grew up different than me too. Even if yours was a different outlook. You grew up with a lot of motherfuckers in your house. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We live with cousins. Kawana and them running around that motherfucking thug. Moog, little badass of that bitch. You know what I mean? Real coming over whenever. Yeah, Dion, Ebony. Shout out to my nigga Real. My cousin Brittany. I grew up with my cousin Wendy. I live with everybody.

So your shit was different than mine. We had foster kids. Damn. Mr. T, you out of pocket. We grew up with two. So for two years, we had two little black dudes. I forgot their names. Yeah, they was cool though. They usually black. Then we had two little black dudes. I forgot their names. Yeah, they was cool, though.

They usually black. Nah, then we had a white dude. Damn. Then we had a white dude. There's a white t-shirt here? That old man you was putting in there? That's how I never forget. So mind you, we got two of my cousins, a white dude, and then there's five of us anyway.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying, bro. So imagine having a little white dude when your daddy buy him some Jordan 10s the steel 10s I'll never forget he bought him the steel 10s we didn't get them and he walked in he got them for him

I was like what the fuck I was like damn you got the 10s he's like yeah I had to get them for him I forgot his name little nigga was bad as hell yeah and my dad just got them for him

and I'm like yo like we want those like he's like no no no y'all can't get them this is part of his funding or whatever I'm like, yo, we want those. He's like, no, no, no, y'all can't get them. This is part of his funding or whatever. I'm like, fuck that. He brought some more funding.

I'm going to steal them. The nigga get beat up. But the little dude was so bad, I couldn't even beat him up. He went to Lou's house. When he came back, the nigga came back with like 28 quarters. So we get to his house. He pulled out 28 quarters. When he came back, the nigga came back with like 28 quarters.

So we get to his house. He pulled out 28 quarters. He tell him, look, look. He didn't stole Lou and them change. Yeah, little Peter Payne was in that house. But I forgot the nigga's silly picture. Well, y'all see Lou actually. Lou go know his name.

Little nigga was bad as hell. Then he stole everything. Yeah. I forgot his name, man. Mama T, boy, y'all help everybody. And God bless y'all. Y'all going to heaven for sure. But having them foster babies in there

and y'all already got five black ass kids in y'all house is crazy. Oh, my mama. One of the little black dudes had wrote me maybe two, maybe three years ago. I can't remember his name.

But he wrote me and was just like man i knew you was gonna be you know basketball player you was always cool and i was old i was like 15 16 so i was no they'd be at the career i'm i'm out moving and shaking my parents i had no curfew so i did what i kind of wanted a little bit but he's like man you was always good you know he's like yeah all right but i knew i'm like damn he's, you was always good, you know? I was like, yeah, alright. But I knew him. I'm like, damn. He was like, it's like, it's like funny, but he was like, alright, I'm gonna holler at your big bro. Nigga don't call me, bro.

Nah, nigga. Nigga went to leave your family. He used to take a place as that nigga Phillip. When I had a little white dude, Phillip would be like, hey, let me get your little brother. I used to get so mad. Hey, man. I used to get so mad. i used to be so grateful growing up because i'm like ain't no way you motherfuckers is coming to pick me up and

saying, you got to go back to the group home until we find you another set of parents. That's fucked up. But to put my parents to do that, bro, I used to be like, damn, bro, y'all got some real good hearts. I used to be thinking, like, we... Shout out to my brother, Sean, and my nigga Tyrone. For real. They do that, yeah.

My brother does that. Now, I used to be like, damn, we out of pot. Like, I used to feel weird because you know as a kid a 15 16 year old you can't i used to bring people everywhere i had malcolm with me i had mook and i would have this little white dude yeah and it's like i grew up with all niggas so it's like i got this little white dude he was cool he was bad as hell damn but people were joking me. You know what I mean? Like, it's your little brother. I'm like, hell no, nigga. That ain't my brother.

They're like, yeah, it is. And he'd be like, yeah, that's my brother. You know what I mean? I'm like, yeah, my daddy be like, you got to treat him like that's your brother. And I'm like, I ain't doing that.

I know he was on that. Yeah, so you know, all the close you know, I've been telling you what, bro. Everybody like that. But as I got older, I respected it because it's like, damn,

that little kid going through a lot and shit we ain't going through half of what we going through and as a kid you don't know that but as an adult it's like damn

or parents didn't embrace that that was cool it's crazy I love that house because my mom grew up in an out of foster home so when we was young

we used to get mad we used to do like especially holiday times we'd do like community service and stuff like that like damn like nigga I want to go hang out with my fucking Christmas toys I want to go do this and now I community service and stuff like damn like nigga I wanna go hang out with my

fucking Christmas toys I wanna go do this and I got older I was like damn that's real that's crazy like you was that person in that shoes

and you got older and went back I ain't gonna lie I'm a giving nigga everybody in my hood from 40th street I swear to God I used to give

my whole closet to niggas but when Moselle Sanders Thanksgiving came around I was nothing.

I ain't gonna lie. I ain't fuck with the homies on Thanksgiving. Cause bitch, my plate at home. Why you ain't figuring out shit? Why you ain't figuring out shit? If we got criticism from saying, oh boy, I had a ho.

You can't ask a nigga who's homeless, where's your play at? His name was Roy. Roy who? Roy, are you asking? Who you ask? I swear his name was Roy.

Because that nigga, him and Mook was about the same age. You know what's crazy? That little boy grew up to be Post Malone. He probably did. He probably fucking Post Malone.

Roy, if you Post Malone, call me, nigga. Oh, that's your brother. Broone roll here if you post malone call me nigga oh that's your brother bro bro bro i swear to god bro that shit is crazy shout out to my pops and them they made my life really interesting but it made me never want to go back home like i'm never gonna let y'all down that's a netflix special here i don't never want to go back to that motherfucking i'm never never going to let y'all down. Another random motherfucker in there.

Nigga, this is how crazy my life was, right? We moved from the west side gateway and we moved to Pike. I'm like, damn, nigga, we rich. You know what I mean? If you know where Pike is now, you ain't rich but you cool. You're middle class for sure. I'm like, like damn we rich

blah blah my mom and dad get fired so we broke so now my mom and dad got a house in pike but they lose their job so that's why we end up getting foster kids all this stuff right so now we live in like we back on the west side really but we in pike cool so all my life is i'm doing everything I need to do. Eventually, my little brother starts growing up, growing up, growing up. He's not like me. He's a

nigga. He's trenchy. That little nigga Rory was getting the hell from that nigga. Boog beat him up. Take it. I said, Boog. I'm just saying that nigga was a nigga. Iog beat Neem up. Take it. I said, Moog. I'm just saying that nigga was a good. I'm just saying.

You meet up a kid that need help. You a piece of shit. I'm just saying. But to make a long story short, I didn't want to come home because everybody leave. You know, you leave the house. My sister come back. She come back with my nephew. She come back home. She come back with my nephew she come back home she come back with him

this nigga is a tyrant when he was two he doing this and this in my line though shout out to the lineage shout out to nephew he was a west side

trench back man I don't know man my life was a funny it's a funny journey man I appreciate it though shout out to the lineage bro for sure man shout out to malcolm man shout out to mook remembering dude name though shout out to my boy mal too he doing freaky photo shoots freaky recap videos he had my birthday party lit nah shout out to my nephew. I'm glad we found something that he really loves and really good at.

And he invested into this shit. Yeah, in fact, I... Great investment. That was my first son. We want to see him go far as possible with this shit. He got the great mentor. He got Freaky Mike. Mike getting lazy. Damn.

I knew Malcolm was going to be wild because, nigga, I was taking him with me when he was one years old so imagine me I had a hoopty I had a $500 car my sister wanted a babysitter

so bad she would let me drive her son around with a $500 car my seatbelts didn't work my door fell off the back

of my car you really had to like lock it and if you open it the door would literally fall off michael or y'all literally i will have his car seat in the back of that it's nigga one or two years old and i'm taking him everywhere i got him in everywhere i got him everywhere

he ain't guy in point he going to the lab. Yeah, we've had Malcolm in Guyapoint. Everywhere. He's with me because my sister be like, take him with you. I'm like,

I don't care. Nigga, I'll take him with me. That's how my nephew was with me, but we was doing all right. Nah, we was in the trenches

with him. Nigga, this how bad it was. Shout out to Lou Mama. I would just leave him with Lou Mama, right? So I'll be,

we'd be doing shit, we'd go hoop. I'd just be like, she'd, right? So I'll be, we'd be doing shit. We'd go hoop. I'd just be like, she'd be like, just keep him here. What are you going to take him? I'm like, she'd be like,

you got some diapers? Nah. She's like, he's going to use the bathroom. Thun, you out of pocket. I'm like, I'll put this one on Thun. I'm like,

but like, it would be me. I forget the baby bag and type of shit. I'm like, she's like, Jeff, do you have a baby bag? Man, and DoorD baby bag and type of shit I'm like she's like Jeff do you have a baby bag

man and door dash one pop it I'm like she's like where's the baby bag she's like I'm gonna go to the store for you we'll leave him

with her come back she didn't clean them up I'll take them back to the it was crazy my little nigga man and he'd be like fuck you niggas

that's how I used to talk you still act like that oh god he's like I'd be like say fuck you niggas fuck you niggas. That's how I used to talk. You still act like that. Oh, God. I'd be like, say fuck you niggas. Fuck you niggas. Wow.

I'd be like, her booty big. He'd do, your booty big. Her booty big. Wow. That's why Miss Hogarty said, just give me the baby.

Rock and roll is the story of the podcast. Malcolm, man, love and authority. My nigga 21 now, but that's when I was home. I was fucking 50.

My most toxic 21-year-old out. We ain't tell that story later. I used to get that nigga to go to rappers and put him on his team and be like, smile, nigga, you a big-timer. Fucking paper soldier ass nigga. Yeah, go, nigga. As crazy as we got a Malcolm Orton story

for a freaking Mike Orton story, but they're going to be pissed on Patreon. You remember that shit? We used to put the... We're still calculating. We're still getting all the information. That Mike story. Yeah, yeah.

I talked to Tricky Nick the other day. We getting some stuff. It's a lot of pictures. My fan, my fan. Now Freaky Mike and Tricky Nick. That's a collab. That's a four chapter in his life. No, that's a collab.

And a collage. So we got to... I forgot that's your artist, my fault. Yeah, that's my artist. I got a special reel dropping real soon. We having a good time tonight. Because Mike got a crazy picture out here. I'm about to give you a headache.

Mike got a crazy picture going on out here. This one BSOP. Barbie. You didn't put EN J in this motherfucking drink alright is this a club I'm having a good time tonight

this ain't BSOP this is motherfucking date dog I'm about to die hold on RP man This is motherfucking Nate Dogg. Bitch, I'm about to die. Oh, hold on. R.P., man.

Hey. Hey, we got... Bro, no, bro. You can't do that, bro. My bad, bro. I forgot, bro. For real. Just hit the east side on the LBC. Hey, what's crazy about this song?

He really saved Warren G. life, bro. Warren G. I had tried to shoot nights with crazy about that song? He really saved Warren G life, bro. Warren G, I had tried to shoot that at a random meeting. Nate Dogg was the first Drake, bro. Nate Dogg used to come on up here singing. Hey, what's a classic song? Since we got here, what's a classic song? When you hear it automatically, it's like, yeah, I'm singing this shit.

Said it must be ass because it ain't your face. You a tip trip. Respectful. Respectful. Respectful. I was about to get up too. I was going to say, verse for verse, I seen the whole fucking song.

If I hear you still tipping, I'm running that bitch all the way through, bro. Still tipping on 4-4. Yeah, I'm rapping every verse, bro. And Paul Walker had the best verse on that song. Respect.

I ain't going to lie. That credit card crossed the booty. Did it for me. Best video of all time. Elite video. But when I used to, uh,

I'll be watching this nigga named B high. He based out of London. He got a podcast called B high, uh, him and Turk. Oh yeah. Okay. So,

uh, I just seen they had Juvia and fresh on there. And when I hear that guy down, uh, anything from 400 degrees, when I heard that, huh? I heard back that ass up.

That shit just take me to a moment great album great album great album album y'all looking over here nigga great album

but one thing we never talked about we never talked about the Hot Boys reunion how did y'all feel about that shout out to Wayne that's how I feel about it yeah hey

did y'all watch it I did no I'm a Hot Boys fan I just don't like I think Juvenile is a great artist Juvenile is right under Lil Wayne for sure

out of that lineage I just was never a fan of 400 Degrees that's all Juvenile I love I love 400 Degrees it's just

it's just weird not weird I mean I'm happy they connected again but so much time has passed with some of that stuff. It's just like BG being gone, Turp being gone.

I like them hot. They just different now. The ones. But are y'all going on... They still, they supposed to be... Swallowed a nut and she know how to... I need a project. He out of pockets.

Oh, who it, man? But they say they supposed to be going on tour. Are y'all going to the tour? I would definitely... I'm for sure. I'd definitely grab a ticket for sure. For sure. Are y'all going to the Kendrick Lamar tour?

I would like to. I was trying to get tickets to J. Cole. I'd rather go see Don for sure. For sure. Are y'all going to the Kendrick Lamar tour? I would like to. I was trying to get tickets to J. Cole. I'd rather go see Donnie McClurkin. God damn. Who was the friends though? I don't know. Donnie McClurkin was friends. Timberman.

My mama would be hype as fuck. Miss T, Miss Papa T, we can slide. My daddy ain't good. My mama definitely ain't good. I swear to God, for real, I don't fuck with Kendrick Lamar music, but paying $500 to see him in Sizzle, I don't sleep, bro. It's a little bit more for the Bible. And I love Sizzle.

Nah. I'll go. I'll pay for that. I love Sizzle music, and Kendrick Lamar shit gonna be fire. I think, though, before that album starts, I mean, before that tour starts, he gonna drop the album. Obviously, it's gonna happen around Super Bowl. Nah.

I think it's happening. You know why I pay $500 to see them? And I'm gonna keep it up. Band. Who? Rhywe Super Bowl. Nah. You know why I pay $500 to see them? And I'm going to keep it up. Band. Who? RyeWave. Oh. Listen,

I'm not even a RyeWave fan like that. But when I went to his concert with this nigga over here, bro, that was one of the most, like, involved and, like, greatest moments. How many concerts have we been to, T?

I've been to thousands of concerts. But that raw wave, bro, I don't know what the fuck them people drink before they get there

or what he pouring in the crowd. It's called depression. Nah, it's a, this ain't depression. The way they sing, this is life.

They getting life out of this concert. When they singing they hard facts, bro. And I told this nigga, me and Mook. On my mama. Shout out to my nigga Jamar. Shout out to Rambo. That conversation before y'all went was funny. You didn't hear how he felt about that.

It was funny as fuck. Cause mind you, he like, I'm only doing it cause these niggas claim he's such a such. The concert ain't even start. This nigga says, we sitting up in a suite. Bro got a suite. But we up. He like, damn, nigga, I played for the Pacers in the playoffs and this motherfucker, he about

30 minutes out. This motherfucker fed already. Oh, my mama, nigga. I'm pouring a guy, bro. Motherfucker to the top, to the tippity top. Nose bleeds. The 200. I'm like, damn. I'm being like, I told you. I'm eating popcorn and shit. That nigga come out. Bro. I'm like damn I'm like I told you I'm eating popcorn

And shit That nigga come out Bro I'm like I've never I don't even know his songs I know two songs Yup

That nigga say The first one I'ma play my own shit These niggas start singing The worst work Like ghetto gospel bro And I look at Niggas I grew up with

I'm looking at B.H.M I'm looking at Jamar I'm looking at my brother They niggas got they hands up And they sitting out I'm laughing at them So I'm trying to record them and shit. But then as I notice,

the whole crowd is just going. Lock the fuck in. And I'm like, nah, this nigga special, bro. My nigga stopped rapping on stage. And they just, he don't even rap. He just start the song.

He be like, I love niggas. I trust you, but it's the reason I don't trust. And then he just stop. And the song goes. Ay. I'll be like,

this nigga is a go. You can say whatever you want, how you then he just stopped. And the song goes. Hey. I'll be like, this nigga is the goal. You can say whatever you want or how you feel about his music. You not knocked. His fan base, his hustle, and what he do. That man carved out the lane, bro.

I've been to a Drake concert. That's real easy. You all right, nigga? She just said, put your hands up. Are you serious? I put my hands up when I'm from the back. She said, freeze.

Put your hands up. We only praise the Lord when we're from the back of that thing. I'll be shouting at that motherfucker. You hear me? Nah, but nah, that Ron Wayne shit different, bro. That shit funny. I pay 500 to see Future, though, but that's mine. I bet Future at Birthday Bash, one of the best concerts I've been to.

Did y'all, have y'all seen Dave Blunt's? Who's that? The big dude who performs on the couch with the oxygen tank. Oh, yeah, I saw that shit. I haven't seen him. He got a fan base, too. Bro, he has oxygen tank? Yeah, he's a big fella. He can't price that. He got bars or something? I don't know him. He got a fan base, too. Bro, he's... He has oxygen. Yeah, he's a big fella.

He can't... Yeah, he got a fan base, too. I don't know what he has. Not bars, but he got cool music. Niggas fuck with him tough, bro. I ain't heard of him. Snoop Dogg was just like, damn, nephew, you know what I'm saying?

Lay off the lean, you know what I'm saying? Get healthy. He was like, fuck you up. Yeah. I'm my dick. I report him to the cap. Being on lean, and you on oxygen shake, bro.

Oh, Lord. He's big as fuck. That's crazy. Don't do drugs, and you on the oxygen tank, bro. Oh, Lord. He big as fuck. That's crazy. Don't do drugs and you on the oxygen tank. Nah, he's big. Yeah, bro. He huge. He perform on the couch.

No shade, bro. I don't get healthy or whatever going on, but damn. How he going to do a concert, bro? He did it, bro. He just performed Juice WRLD on the oxygen tank, bro. 500 pounds. This is crazy. The tank is in front of him

with the microphone. Damn, 500 pounds. That nigga is not getting no cakes. Oh, you might as well not rap, bro. Yeah. What am I rapping for?

You got a girl on stage with him? He's not getting no hoes, bro. He ain't seeing that motherfucker. So, nah. You got to lift. All that. Man, I ain't hate. Oh, nah, bro.

Oh, yeah. He putting that motherfucker on top of her head. That's peekaboo head. Oh, his nigga. His nigga's... Yeah, he huge, bro. They gotta get the surgery, bro. But you know how they be going to

600-pound life? Yeah, and they can put that thing, that motherfucker syringe in you and pour that motherfucker out. You know how that... On 600-pound life, but you gotta start, like, eating healthy and shit. I remember one lady got on the scale. You probably could find this clip, Luis. And the dude got on first, and he was, like, five-something. And then the lady got on next, and she was, like, 800.

He said, ooh. Damn. Look at that 600-type of ooh with a nigga 800. He said, ooh, damn. Pop that motherfucking balloon, bro. It's a real Uber nigga 800 he's a Uber damn pop that motherfucker balloon bro real pop the balloon that's a real pop the balloon nah bro

if he talented like that bro I hope he get healthy nah he is bro nah he be having crowds for real yeah for sure but do get healthy bro we don't need you

before you yeah yeah like fuck all that get healthy bro like you had a surgery whatever you need to what's that what's it called

gastro bypass yeah he he can get a BBL that'll be okay. Yeah. He can get a BBL. That'd be okay. That is sick. A nigga get a BBL is out of place. Or a LiPo 360, I guess. Bam.

I don't think that's coming to life. Just throw the fat away, though. Yeah. Matter of fact, give it to some of these girls I know. Ooh. Damn. The love bitch.

I trust. See, y'all always saying it's me. He talking about giving fat from another nigga to the hoes Respectfully To help a Christmas gift Respectfully He got a lot

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