Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on LeBron hating Lakers, dream Slam Dunk Contest, BEST fast food burgers

Episode Date: February 5, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 37 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the guys discuss LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers’ struggles so far this season. The guys then discuss who the GOAT NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest competition would be with Vince Carter, LeBron James, and Michael Jordan being popular names. Jeff tells a story of playing in the All-Star Skills Competition and how Kevin Hart yelled out at him from the sidelines. Timeline:00:00 - Introduction01:20 - Dream Slam Dunk Contest07:00 - Jeff in skills competition08:30 - New MVP rules13:20 - Life after basketball18:00 - LeBron most scrutinized athlete ever20:00 - Rajon Rondo25:00 - Tiktok vs. Universal34:45 - Does Bron hate the Lakers?38:45 - Terry Rozier on Hornets49:00 - Best fast food burgers #VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I'm the host. My name is DJ. Well, same gang with me to my left. My dog, Bishop, out the pearlies be here. How you what? Cool and nasty. What's happening? Hey, Thursday, February 15th.

Charity game, Isador. Club 520 doing it for the kids. Following that is the after party at All-Stars Lounge. Yes, sir. I'm assuming that's for the adults. That's for the adults. Yeah, the kids come to the game

after that. Take them to the babysitter. It's going to be turned up. Facts. You playing in the game, man? What's up? I'm coaching. I'm a probably player captain.

You Jackie Moon? You a power forward and a coach? For sure. Are the drinks on you after the party? That's fine, bro. Shout out to Big Fat Jade, man. He take the tab? Yeah.

Out the gate. Shout out to Jade. That's my nigga. That's my right, my dog, Young Nacho, Young Teague. How you up, man? Man, I'm chilling, man. I got on some. What's these threes? You got the local threes on? Man, I'm chilling, man. I got on some. What's these threes?

You got the Mugga threes on? Yeah, I think I wore these before, but I was in a rush again. Trying to get this team prepared. Hopefully, next time, by the time y'all see this podcast, hopefully we won a game. Well. Look, we got a couple more podcasts. You see how they do us, man.

Nah, shout out to Pike. Them are all my diggits, man. I fuck with them. But, nah, I'm chilling, man. How y'all doing, man? What's up You see how they do us, man. Nah, shout out to Pike. Them are all my diggits, man. I fuck with them. But nah, I'm chilling, man. How y'all doing, man? What's up with you? We're cool, man. You survived the phone positive month, man.

That was tough, you know what I'm saying? It wasn't tough. I just had forgot a couple times. I still got a couple left in the, uh, that I ain't get to pull out. Paul's like, I'll wear them throughout the season. Out the gate. Hey, man, it's almost All-Star weekend. I wanted to ask y'all, you know what I'm saying?

Y'all fuck with all-star heavies I do if y'all could put y'all dream list together for a dunk contest who would it be you get to pick four people

don't matter old, current, whoever Vince Carter's in there for sure Zach Levine's in there the GOAT not Vince Carter the GOAT

at dunk contest? he is but I would love to see him with Zach James White before he like when he was young Cincinnati

yeah high school Cincinnati yeah respect I don't got the four who y'all got the four Michael Jordan maybe no

I wouldn't put Jordan in it. I wouldn't be mad at it, but also, Jordan cheated Dominique, bro. Yeah. Dominique should have one of them. For sure. Who we missing?

I mean, show four? Oh, I thought we was doing collectively. All right. I mean, sure, just talk some names out.

Vince Carter, Zach Levine, who the fuck I say? You said James White. James White. And then I'll probably go with one of them YouTube niggas. Any of them. Yeah, they cold.

Them niggas be the best. The Team Fly Brothers was better than them contests like four years. They be crazy. Yeah, mine's, I got Gerald Green, J.R. Smith, Bron, Dominique Wilkins. That's fire. That's my score.

You took a name I was going to say. I was going to say, I wish we could go back in time and Bron did a dunk contest. Yeah. I don't think he would have lost. I don't know why he does. He got no dunks, though. I think rookie year,

he would have won off the shrimp if it just been LeBron. Yeah, he just would have jumped far as hell, high as hell. Hell yeah. Yeah. J.R. Smith in-game dunks is just underrated to me. Him and Gerald Green shit is just... Gerald Green dunks is crazy.

Gerald Green jumping and looking the side of the room is crazy. Gerald Green highlights in the NBA are crazy. Oh, he lead, bro. But have you ever seen Vince Carter rookie highlights? They are ridiculous, bro. I ain't seen that YouTube clip. Oh, man, I posted it the other day. It's crazy.

And the Pacers are on that highlight reel where he did that reverse. That's crazy, bro. That nigga's cold, man. Gerald Green catching that windmill in New Jersey, though, is one of the best. To watch the bench reaction when he did that, it's crazy. And J.R. Smith doing that reverse windmill in New Jersey, though, is one of the best. To watch the bench reaction when he did that, it's crazy. Man, J.R. Smith doing that reverse windmill. Off the hoop.

Oh, in the wings of the Knicks. Man. He caught that bitch mid-strike. Off the hoop, bro. That's crazy. The one he had against the Spurs when he ran hardest health in the lane with two hands. That shit crazy. What's the hardest body-to-body I've ever seen?

Pause. Like, dunk. Dunk on. That is tough. He didn't even clear it up. Don't go crazy, fellas. The hardest body-to-body I've ever seen. Body-to-body.

Shit, Vince Alonzo morning. Woo, that was right there. I was about to say that. Body-to-body, no TD Jakes. I'm going to go with... Shout out to the offering. Probably DeAndre Jordan. Brandon Knight.

Brandon Knight. Man, he killed Brandon Knight. I'm going to go with Oh, Brian killed Jason Terry too. Yeah. Brian, definitely. I think Vince Carter on Lines of the Morning

probably be my favorite though. Yeah. That is filthy. That shit was crazy. Because D-Rose caught Drogic, too. Ooh. That shit was insane. He caught him, too, bro.

He bumped off him and got higher, bro. That nigga dunked that shit on the way up. He didn't even get to, like, God damn. For sure. Yeah, I don't even know. Blay got a couple, too, nigga. What he. I don't even know. Blake got a couple too, nigga. What he did, Paul, Gasol. Oh, yeah.

When he grabbed that nigga Mozgov hit. Man, that's so disrespectful. He didn't do that. Mozgov is a legendary one. But the other one where he spun and dunked is just as crazy. Niggas got some shit. Niggas forget Blake Griffin was really him. How long was his run

four years nah a year run well he was a strong 20 and 10 I'm out of pocket then I didn't know he averaged 20 and 10 that long

cause you think about it when he went to Detroit that last year he was still killing and that was kinda like the tail end of his career my bad Blake you gotta think

his second year on he was I know the whole time with CP he was raw he was killing shit second year on, he was... I know the whole time with CP, he was raw. He was killing shit. Second year on,

he probably had a 10-year run. Yeah. Yeah. Because he made an all-star team in Detroit probably his 10th year. Yeah.

Now, him dunking over them kids and shit, I was nothing. Yeah. Blake was still that nigga. That weak-ass kid, he jumped over too.

I was pissed about that. Kenny Smith. That's when the dunk contest was out of pocket because that's when they had all the... What's the dude from Florida? Jeremy something. I'm not from Florida. I'm from Utah. Jeremy something. Jeremy Evans. When he dunked over like the paper plane. Yeah. That's

when they started doing all them dumb ass props and dunk contests. Yeah. Shout out to Kenny Smith. Then they had the team dunk contest when they had the East versus West. It was like Jawah and PG and Dame Lillard. That's nasty. I think Dame was in that one. Dame should never have been in the contest.

He won that bitch didn't he? I don't know about that. I don't even know what you're talking about. The East won. They won as a collective. They all did like dunks together and shit. It was weird. Yeah.

But then Zach Levine and Aaron Gordon saved that shit for everybody else for a couple years. Yeah, it sucks. How y'all feel about Steph shooting to get Sabrina? She don't want that. Yeah, I just feel like... There's no disrespect.

What if she win? There's no disrespect. We're on the back. If she win, play for some cheese. If she win, we don't care. That's some real shit. Facts.

I was there at that All-Star. He did every fucking thing. It was in Houston, right? Where did you do a skill challenge? I don't remember. I was in Houston. I missed the layup, though. He sure did.

He was like, hey, don't miss the layup, nigga. Kept my heart. Missed the layup. Nigga, nigga, bust out laughing. I was fucked up. I was like, fuck that nigga, man. That seemed like a lot of attention to be on the court by yourself at the time. Oh, I did not like that at all.

I'm like, damn. I couldn't even see down the court. Nigga, I was so nervous. I'm like, damn. It's only me out here all these people in here it was in Houston damn I'm just asking bro

how the fact check gonna get mad when we fact check we can ask Google the real XG's terrible Google rep that's crazy but y'all can only imagine Google. The real XG. Terrible Google rep. That's crazy.

But I can only imagine. I don't even be mad at the dunkers who was fucking up. That's a lot of attention to have on yourself in one moment. Like the whole world looking at you.

That's just gotta be nerve-wracking. I don't care how strong you are or how prepared. That's gotta be weird as hell for everybody to just be focused at you. And then you get a nigga out there who would throw you

a fucked up lob. When they always bring out the bad teammates and the bad pass, it always feel bad for people. They always bring out the best scorer on the team to throw the lob.

You'd be like, now y'all know that nigga can't pass. Try to get that nigga some pull. Yeah, what the fuck? I ain't make the all-time team, but I'm out here.

Damn. For sure. That's real. This rule about the players having to play 65 games plus to get all NBA incentives is low-key crazy as fuck you think so?

I think so because it's not fair to the people who actually hurt for the niggas who just be missing games and just don't want to play I get it but like Joel Embiid

probably shouldn't be playing some of these games because he really fucking hurt he always hurt but touche Houston good call, man. I knew it.

Good job, man. Good job, Mike. A lot of times, niggas don't be hurt, though, so they got to make a rule, and the rule got to stand, though. Yeah, but I think that shit at least be 60,

because if you actually hurt, but you killing, you should still be able to be honored, bro. Like, if you play 60 games, I ain't play 65, but you still killing the whole year. That's one thing.

Have you missed that many games? I guess I was gonna ask you, was that a lot of games you missed? Missing 20 games? 25 games? 20 games is a lot of games to me. But, alright, I mean. That is a lot of games. So, I don't know. That's a lot of games, bro. I might be hating.

20 games is a lot of games to be missing. You know what I mean? And somebody else, that's why, like, I feel like if the nigga that got snubbed, he should make the All-Star game if he played majority of the season. Oh, damn. He should, bro. I mean, if you play 70 games and you make All-NBA. All-NBA, I mean, yeah.

Yeah, like, if somebody played 58 games and you make all NBA. All NBA, I mean, yeah. Yeah, like if somebody played 58 games and they make all NBA and you play 70, I feel like. It's a little disrespectful. Yeah, like damn, your stats a little better than mine because you had less opportunities to have bad games. Yeah. Damn. That's a numbers thing. That's a fact, though. Yeah.

You don't respect a nigga's three-point percentage. You ain't comparing Nobody three point percentage To Steph Steph shoot that bitch At a high clip Yeah A nigga might shoot Motherfucking 55%

Of Steph's Steph shooting 48 Made you 100 more Three shots 200 more three shots Yeah So I fuck with that For sure

Yeah it's crazy Cause I wonder if coaches Like you know how They be in football They was letting certain Plays happen So they get the incentives If I'm a coach Alright right hella burton i need you to be our nba you want to get this bread cool i'm gonna start you this game you're gonna play two minutes

come the out i mean i wonder if they would get penalized with that probably trying to finesse it's gonna kill their stats so um the rmba gonna look as good if you got a couple games with two points and one assist or no points no assists assists, and you checked in the game. I used to hate when motherfuckers used to do that to me at the end of the game. When I was a rookie, put you in for one minute, nigga, your career stats are fucking done. Damn. Just keep me out. That's that.3,.7.

Damn, what? Zeros across the board. I used to be like, you fucking dick. But you can't say I don't want to go to the game. I would average 13, 14 for the career. Went for them

first two fucking years. Yeah. Fucking dickhead. I always laugh when they bring people in and they make them take the turnover. That's bullshit.

Dickhead. Like, bringing a nigga in for two minutes for 82 games is crazy. Cause niggas be on that bro. That was me bro.

And they had to play with your cheese. And they had to nurse and sub me in when the game mattered. So you wouldn't even get a fucking shot. Like

you can get this bitch and do the right thing. You get in with one minute at the end of the first quarter. Like or you gonna get a you gonna get a take foul when they try to run

the clock down for their last shot you gonna take the foul and make them take it out again run that play we did and walk through yeah like that's what you're getting at

you can't even go up there and get a shot you only got this minute I used to be like why is Woody doing this he's torturing me man flee me up

I never thought about that that could be annoying like you said my career average is completely shot just cause y'all being selfish as hell facts but you like you said Dan Trek I tell your completely shot just because y'all being selfish as hell. Facts. Yeah.

But you, like you said, dance break, I tell your coach, nah, I'm cool. That shit would get real spooky. So many times I wanted to tell that nigga, I'm straight. Man, my rookie year, I used to get two points. I used to be so fucking hype. Like, if I got two points in that one minute I played, I feel like they might have had a good game. If I played 26 minutes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That nigga would have left me in there. I could have got like five, six. Nigga, he's so sad. I have to get two points. Nigga said I belong. I used to be hype. I remember my brother used to shake up after that shit. Got two points, nigga.

Don't let my nigga hit a three. He was on the unit for a minute. I protect my nigga's mental health. Oh, God. For't let my nigga hit a three. He's on the unit for a minute, nigga. I protect my nigga mental health. Oh, God, nigga. For sure. That's crazy. Because when you think about it, everybody who makes

that level has been that nigga at some point in their team. And now you just really got to make them type of decisions. He's like, I ain't even thinking

about basketball. I'm thinking about the simplest bullshit, not getting fucked up. Yeah, facts. Yeah, there's a lot of shit that go into the NBA that people

don't understand. Yeah. Politics and shit. You got to have a strong mental to play in the NBA that people don't understand. Yeah. Politics and shit. You got to have a strong mental to play in the NBA. Nah, fact. You got to think

you risking your whole life kind of. Like, because you get put in this bubble where you making so much money, but you really don't know

how to do anything else because your whole focus is being a basketball player. Mm-hmm. So once they take basketball away from you or if you don't make it, no matter how many you play, you don't make it no more you play

try to make it to the league a couple years you fall did the g league went overseas you do this whole journey for 10 12 years and then when it's over it's like oh what the i do next so you kind of looking kind of goofy a little bit like especially if you weren't blessed to make like a lot of money in that span. Like, if you was like the guy that was making for 10 years you played and you made three or four million.

To the normal world, it's like, yeah, you good. Start your life, you got a cool life, but you don't really know what else to do after that.

Like, niggas be looking crazy. That's why niggas be crashing out. Not real. After the NBA, bro. Niggas be having free time.

Like you say, you used to organize structure for X amount of your life, but now you just having free time. Like you say, you used to organize structure for X amount of your life, but now you just got free time to do what the fuck you want to. And you don't even know what the fuck you like.

Facts, because all you ever knew was basketball for 26 straight years. That's crazy. And that's why I think people was tripping. I'm happy that they

actually pushing this shit for, oh boy, damn. Tony Snell. Yeah, for Tony Snell. Yeah. Like, to get that league pension that's in your mark.

And everybody's just like, I mean, he a millionaire. He should be cool to take care of his kids' healthcare. I'm like, that's not the fucking point. Yeah, exactly. Like, he could get picked up and now that his kids

will be good for the rest of their life. That's life, yeah. And they suffer from autism. So it's like, damn, show love. Yeah, that's a different type of bill. Yeah. That was my point. I'm like, okay, yes, he's rich,

but that's not the point, bro. He's doing something to take care of his family. Everybody has a job that you went at some point to retire from. Pension, we don't even get pension no more. We fucked with that. But something to take care of your kids, it's not that ridiculous, bro.

Nah. And I hope a team makes that happen. I hope they do, too. That'd be great. That'd be fire. But it is kind of crazy that you work your whole life and you know you only got this like

little window like 35, 36 for most people that's when basketball is done. So it's like you got this little window but you don't realize

that window is shrinking. You just think that shit gonna last forever. Like when you like 27 you're like, ah, shit. You got time. Yeah,

nigga, I'm gonna learn how to do this and then that little fucking stop at 32. ah, shit. You ain't got time. Yeah, nigga, I'm going to learn how to do this. And then that motherfucker stop at 32. Oh, shit. Damn, the hoes gone? What? He start looking around.

I got to learn how to do something else? What the fuck am I going to learn how to do? That's probably the first thing he say, too. Damn, the hoes is gone. That's the first thing to go. You see the hoes leave you like damn the hoes

go you forget you can't hoop no more you shout out the Charlotte Hornets yeah them on the

bench laughing when they was losing at me crying that's my favorite team ever bro that's how I beat bro but nah

NBA man it can set you up for a great life but it also can put you in a sense of like the first two after you I guarantee most people

after they done playing after they first couple of years they be like fucked up like in a depression probably not money fucked up

but like they mindset be like a little like damn what the fuck no for sure especially people who got kids

and families and shit you most of being away then you gotta come home damn I gotta take them to school? Damn, that's crazy. Yeah. Damn, I got to go to daycare? The reason I wasn't fucked up about it is because, like,

an injury kind of did it. But I wasn't fucked up about it because I was doing this kind of shit. And then the only thing that used to be fucked up when a nigga asked you, where you playing at this year? Bitch, you know I ain't playing. Why y'all keep asking me that shit? Nigga, that's holding up. You look, you got a stunt.

I won a championship. I retired when I was little. In your heart, you'd be a little hurt. Like, bitch, you know I ain't playing. Quit asking me that. Nah, but. I think that, too. Like, when niggas start playing bad and they be telling niggas to go overseas,

I think that's the craziest shit ever. Because I would be shitty. When a bad big-ass nigga said, yeah, learn Chinese, I would be hot, bro. That's why niggas be trying to stunt on niggas

like, nigga, I'm rich. And they be like, oh, here you go, talk the money talk. I'll be laughing at people when I be reading the comments of people seeing him overseas

and he be like, bitch, get a job or something. They be writing. I be like, damn, these niggas really mad. Dog, LeBron's press conference when they lost to the Mavs, they said, him overseas and he be like bitch get a job or something they be writing I be like damn these niggas really mad dog

LeBron's press conference when they lost to the Mavs he said hey tomorrow y'all wake up

I'm still gonna be rich I'm still gonna be happy and you gotta go to work it's one of my favorite things

you know what I'm saying niggas be going they go straight to that money talk when y'all go y'all get vicious boy

but I feel him though you got to nah that ain't ever been my thing yeah you can just chill. But that's Brian. So Brian get a pass with that.

Oh, yeah, for sure. As much shit as people talk about him, yeah, fuck them. So y'all catching this smoke today. Yeah. Y'all think he the most scrutinized athlete ever? Yes. I don't know about...

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Who do you think get more hate than him? Man, I was just trying to think. I'm going to give Brian one, but Jordan get a lot as well. I think Jordan got most love. I think he got hate like when he was older years and niggas was like, yeah, you a bad GM or owner. Shit like that. Hooping?

I don't think he got no hate. Are you talking about strictly basketball? Yeah, Brian for sure yeah bro they hated that nigga for opening up a school cause I why I say Jordan

because like everybody out of pocket bro we really thought that nigga opened up a prison and all this other shit it was a lot of shit that came

I was one of them niggas that was like I was like this nigga opened a prison that nigga smart as fuck oh god that was over the prison I was like this nigga over the prison that nigga smart as fuck oh god that was a whole snow body

but for real nigga I'm thinking about tax purposes and shit yeah I swear I was like this nigga a genius bro nigga over the prison no niggas going there

damn if they would've put the Jordan logo on the joke suit that would've been crazy that's fire them niggas had George Slides. The county

P.E.'s. George had Slides, nigga. Everybody had George Slides. That's crazy. My nigga Rambo probably never wanted to come home with George Slides from the joint. That nigga still have his Slides from his beard. Nasty ass wrist.

Shout out to the homies watch the pack has the hot bars we fuck with y'all man hey man I'm happy Rondo free man get away from Indiana no matter what you doing all the celebrities

come here and get locked up in Indiana man damn the whole weekend damn be careful I just think

it's just too they blasted him like he shot somebody, bro. Bro, he didn't do shit. Didn't do nothing, bro. But he had a little weed on him. A little paraphernalia, bro. A little bit.

And a year still, bro. He probably had a registry. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But, you know, it is what it is, man. I'm glad, bro, free. I was cracking up when they posted a picture

on Twitter. It was in the Cavs jersey. They was like, this nigga played in Boston for 25 years, but y'all chose to put him in the Cavaliers jersey. I seen a picture of this and it was in the Cavs jersey. They was like, this nigga played in Boston for 25 years, but Josh chose to put him in the Cavaliers jersey. I seen a picture

of this nigga swinging on Chris Paul. That was many years from the... Oh, that's fucked up. They trying to run it up on my nigga. I was wondering

why he was in Indiana. He lived in Louisville, so he was on the county line. Indiana. Yeah. Kentucky borderline. My city. Yeah.

Keep driving, bro. Get home, nigga. Because niggas here, Indiana different. Get home safe. Get home, bro. You're coming for All-Star. I know it might look

a little different. Y'all don't know where Indianapolis is. Shit get crazy here. Please be safe. If they tell you it's in Martinsville, don't go.

If it's an All-Star party in Martinsville, it is a trap. You are the party. That's crazy. Y'all ever been to a picnic? Oh, my God. Never fuck up your house with my lame bird, nigga.

Boy, don't go. They say Martinsville. Swear to God. Uniforms included. You and them got to worry about your fit. Just pull up. They say more as we go. Uniforms included. You ain't got to worry about your fit. Just pull up. They got something for you to wear, dog. She ran on the fly with the ball up his finger. Slide.

Do not slide, bro. That's a nasty party flyer. If they tell their mom about me, I'm out. They're about. Because he writing this down. He's like, we got to get rid of this. We got to get rid of this? Oh, yeah.

No, we ain't doing that, man. Pat McAfee was on Sports Here shouting out Sunset and Country Kitchen. He didn't tell you how about that part. Oh, man. Shout out to Pat McAfee. Oh, he shouted out Sunset? Man, I did you out of pocket. He did.

He shouted out Sunset. Yeah. That's crazy. He hard for that. At the end of it, he said, Al West, the sun doesn't rise, it also sets. Oh, shit. See, look, where you from? Nigga, that's where I'm from. That's where I'll be at. The sun always

rise. Shout out to Long's Bakery. That's a bar. Pat McAfee has to come on the show because he's really the guy. shout out to Long's Bakery one of the parking lots that's a bar Pat McAfee has to come on the show cause he's really yeah he has to

he's really the guy that is a must bro Robert Pileger yeah crazy oh shit that's funny that's crazy

y'all niggas talking about Larry Bird gonna be spitting the ball Larry Bird and the Party Flyers I ain't gonna lie I had to ride through Morrisville I was scared

And shit It's quick too It ain't even that bad I know going to IU for a scout I'm like Boy That was a year later

Years ago Yeah I was like Woo They ain't even know me Imagine us doing The little five Nigga Niggas got pistols

In the car We got alcohol It's everything Y'all niggas Was trying to go to jail We got alcohol. It's everything. Y'all niggas was trying to go to jail. We got pulled over coming back from

homecoming. We was in my homie 88 Delt. Shout out to Fresh. We was all high as fuck. Smelled like weed. Pulled us over. He let us go,

but I didn't know in Martinsville, if you got a ticket, you got to go to court. Yeah, you got to come back. My shit was suspended. I'm like, damn, what happened? I didn't find out

until I was in Bloomington. I went back. I was like, oh, shit. So I had to go down there and get that shit cleared up.. I'm like, damn, what happened? I didn't find out until I was in Bloomington. I ain't went back. I was like, oh, shit. So I had to go down there and get that shit cleared up. But I was like, damn, you was probably the only black person

in that whole motherfucking... I just fucked up my ass and I'm like, wrong. And he's like, nah. I'm like, damn. If I fucked up at least I'm fighting off the ain't that you

was coming back, but I'm the traffic team. Right. They ain't got time for that delayed ass moment. DJ going to jail. I hate that shit. Going to jail in March for that delayed ass moment. He said, go to jail. I hate that shit. Going to jail in Marchville

is different, man. What? That's the worst. That's why niggas will get locked up like that Friday. Like, get locked up on the weekend.

It's terrible. Shout out to my nigga Brad and my nigga Kenan. I had a party one year and they got locked up. That weekend, they was sick. It was a Friday.

They got locked up. So I knew Kenan was a different he got locked up so I knew Kenny was a different type of demon that nigga got tased that nigga fall through that tase it was still Harlem shaking

it still was trying to swing his arms I said y'all might have to shoot that nigga y'all might have to go ahead hit him with the four d's

hit him with a tranquilizer this nigga's not going down that nigga if you take it off the tax bill he was on that shout out to my nigga Brad he ain't making a bit oh yeah man This nigga's not going down. That nigga. If you take it off the tax bill,

he was on that. Shout out to my nigga Brad. He ain't making a bitch. Oh, he ain't making a bitch. They almost took my nigga out. They ain't even get him good enough. They're a fucking damn near bitch. It's just grace.

That nigga feel. I said, damn. He fell off the grace. Keenan was out there with a fucking TikTok dance and still getting through that bitch. That nigga fell off the grace. I'm with you. Getting grace by a taser is grace. Oh, man. That nigga fell off the grades. I'm weak. Getting grades by tasers, Grace.

Oh, man, that's funny. Hey, speaking of TikTok, they got beef with Universal. They didn't come to an agreement. They were just like, cool, we're taking all our music off TikTok. You can't use any of our shit on TikTok.

Fuck it. So TikTok about to be weak now. Hey, man. I don't know. These rappers will get their money, dog, one way or another be weak now. Hey, man. I don't know. These labels are going to get their money, dog, one way or another. No, they're not, bro. They kind of, shit's damn near getting extinct, bro. You see how much they eat from the labels?

They're eating. They're eating. They still eating. They giving niggas pennies for thousands of plays, bro. They are eating just fine. They're eating, bro. These top labels ain't eating like y'all think they are, bro. No, they eat. They are. It ain't too many artists who get their own money that way bro

that's why you see all these niggas start streaming and doing podcasts that money is way easier and consistent than that shit alright y'all got it y'all think they eating nah bro I think more niggas Is going

The independent route now That shit is hard to do You blow your You blow your TikTok song up Motherfuckers That book you through TikTok And it ain't no Ain't no signing

To major labels and shit That's why niggas Is going to Koch And shit like that bro Cause it's More distribution deals Going out Oh I mean for sure

There's only a few artists Only still going The 360 route Oh there's a lot deals going out. Oh, I mean, for sure. There's only a few artists only still going the 360 route. Oh, there's a lot more, do you think? Not the big ones, though, bro. I'm telling you, like, a lot of these, we don't listen to a lot of the music. A lot of the people that we think is big is, like, they're mainstream already.

I'm talking about a lot of these niggas getting money off this show money and shit, off this TikTok shit, bro. It's a lot more. Like, a lot of kids that we listen to i mean that we don't listen to well the kids that are listening to the music ain't listening to what we listening to we listen to all sign artists these kids is listening to all underground motherfuckers bro shit we never even heard of examples like we listen to detroit music but them niggas ain't really signing the majors like that them niggas is running up off the independent label

and doing distribution deals with motherfuckers for sure and I think the top artists probably are still you know they getting bopped but it's a lot more niggas

getting they own money now I just think the music industry is in a better place now than it once was yeah I agree at that point but I also think the streaming makes it

offset bad because if niggas could still sell CDs the way they would sell CDs, that kind of direct, like, knowing what you get, somebody making a fucking equation

of how much money you get that don't make shit from shit is crazy. Yeah, but I still don't, niggas didn't have the knowledge back then either to know, when we was buying

hard copy CDs, bro, it was only a few niggas knew what type of money they was getting off that shit. That's why you had Tony Braxton, TLC,

all them motherfuckers while Babyface and L.A. Reid and them motherfuckers smiling, pimping niggas out. So, I don't know. I just think,

I would just say this. I think artists are smarter now. Who a better pen, Babyface, the singer, or Magic.1? Oh, Babyface. Babyface is a goat. He's a legend. Oh, Babyface is a...

Babyface is a goat. He's a legend. Man, he a real player. Getting money three ways, bro. Producing. Writing and, goddammit, well, producing and writing, damn near coincide with each other.

Singing and signing motherfuckers. You go, bro. And he was putting them on the bullshit deals. Yeah. TLC, I never feel they got ride fours. Y'all signing me through with, y'all signed to me with me and my nigga L.A. Reid. I wrote y'all music.

And I'm sitting out here on the road. Bitch, y'all going to London to Indianapolis. In three days. And I'm getting a piece of that. And I'm going to get y'all a RAV4. That shit was crazy. That's what I'm like.

Oh, girl, what's her name? Chili talking about. They had a scene calling niggas broke. And we was broke bitches. No scrubs. Y'all the scrubs. Nah, Chili was never the scrub. Nah, they was cold. was cold but i'm just saying she was like we was getting fucked you know what i mean we didn't understand situations yeah i don't think i think probably signing crazy deals like that but that rare now bro these

kids are getting too much money in different ways yeah it's a little bit more easier to get to access yeah i think like youtube yeah is running up through youtube i really don't need the label like that we can do some distribution but me signing hard i already built my own platform by myself so if you're a new artist and you coming out and you got a platform to go to are you going to the radio you're going going to, where you going? You going to Kai? You going to Breakfast Club? What you doing? Like, you like, I'm trying to get poppin'. That's a good question, bro.

I'm going to go to 520. I'm going to go to Kai. I'm going to go to motherfucking pull up on my nigga Duke Dennis. I'm going to go see, I might go see Charlamagne and them too. Definitely. I'm going to do a lip service too.

On Freaky Time, I'm going'm gonna do a lip service too on Freaky Time I'm gonna go do the lip service run too you gotta get academics too I'll go see yeah yeah I'll go see on some fried shit

and I'll go sit down with Yachty and them on their podcast you gonna sit in their bed my nigga Gilly and them for sure I'm gonna sit where J. Cole sat

off to the side everybody else sat there he said yeah I ain't I'm gonna sit to sit where J. Cole sat off to the side. Everybody else sat there and he said, yeah, I ain't fucking. I'm going to sit where J. Cole sat. J. Cole was sitting in a fucking cubby, nigga.

Yo, you going to sit over at your friend's house and stay under the bunk? I'm going to go sit off right over there, bro, on the steps, bro. That nigga was sitting in a cubby, nigga, that shit was funny.

That nigga was over there like something be moving on the ground. That nigga was real ducked off in that house. The breakfast club shit, they got just hilarious full time now.

I mean, as much as people feel higher they feel about the breakfast club, that has been a staple in black media for a very long time period. People don't like the breakfast club? They get a different perception than they used to. Like anything that's decent for a very long time period. They've had some great moments.

They've given us a lot. They just did so well so far as entertainment back to back to back. And that time frame when they won, I don't think they ever really fell off.

Things just changed. Things just changed, bro. Niggas' relationships with that three, it just changed. You could feel it. And as time progresses, I mean,

they were the cream of the crop. And then also, like you said, different people started doing interviews, different shows, all this podcast. But they still have given us classic moments because the Ray J Breakfast Club

is one of the best things that ever happened. They were the first people that I started watching YouTube so far as interviews. Yeah, me too. Like, I didn't watch, I ain't going to cap on here like I was watching all these podcasts. I wasn't.

I wasn't even listening to that shit. Breakfast Club was where I was going to get all my information about whatever artists was popping and came on there to do their thing. Yup,'t even listening to that shit. Breakfast Club was where I was going to get all my information about whatever artists was popping and came on there to do their thing. Yup, me too. Yeah, and that was a measuring stick for a lot of artists too. Like, if you was that nigga, you got invited to go up there. Like, that was a prestige thing.

Yeah. Promo Ron being up at Breakfast Club was elite. Yeah, but I remember when Hov went. I was like, damn. Hov shit was cold too. Yeah, that was fire. They got Hove. Ye had a fire interview up there.

Webby got a classic up there. I ain't gonna lie. I used to watch Sway, too, though. Yeah, hell yeah. But I only really watched Sway for the freestyles. I ain't gonna lie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Me, too.

The Kanye Sway is one of my favorite. You don't got the answer, Sway. Nigga, we used to have hats that said that. What? You don't have the answer, Sway. They used to have a bunch of hats that said that. Like a fitted hat or a hat like Sway, we used to have hats that said that. What? You don't have the answer, Sway. They used to have a bunch of hats that said that. Like a fitted hat or a hat like Sway? Fitted hats, all type of shit.

I think Sway got a unit, too. Sway is OG Steve Harvey because he don't have hair underneath the hat. He don't. I don't think he has hair underneath the hat. Them dreads is gone. You don't have dreads no more? We don't. We don't know, bro.

We haven't seen him with a hat in a long time. My thing is, bro, ain't y'all in Oakland? It's 193 out there, bro. He ain't getting Cali with the... Bro, Sway be outside.

Sway, do you got dreads or not, Sway? What does Sway look like without a hat? We need that answer. Probably Norris Barkley. He probably got a bald head to put on that motherfucker. That nigga said Norris Barkley. That nigga look like Cee-la.

Dude, Sway. I fuck with Sway, but dude, Sway got here. We talking shit. Sway was the only person who could still get the scully with the brim off and nobody say anything. I'm looking now. He probably got a sponge, bro.

Swag probably, I ain't even gonna look. Hey, man, what the fuck? My quick plan. I swear to God. That's the last time Swag, man, this nigga had a box. This nigga was 16.

This nigga was 12. This nigga was 12. He had a box. Oh, I'm definitely not looking. Mike might be fine. Mike be the worst fat chick of the day. Hey, y'all see Roscoe Dash? Was it on her? Hey, that's the homie.

He fucked with the show, man. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he fucked with the show. Oh, look, that's it, man. You ain't got a mohawk no more. I didn't get any dreads or some shit. Yeah, he was at the shots. I said, man, you ain't got a Mohawk no more. What are you looking at now? I think I had dreads or some shit. Damn, Skol.

Yeah, he was at the Hawks game. I said, oh, damn. Him and Jeff said, fuck the Mohawks together. I had no Skol fuck with the show. I said, damn. I couldn't even. I was like, damn, that's Roscoe. Okay.

Every time I show up. Hey, man. Roscoe Nash and Travis Porter, man. They had some fire ass college party music. Man, what? Roscoe Nash and Travis Porter, man. They had some fire-ass college party music back in the day. Roscoe was a legend, bro. Roscoe was before Jeremiah, bro. Roscoe then Jeremiah, bro. Roscoe got

shit cracking. If he would've had that type of run now, it'd have been different, for sure. Yeah. He would've turned TikTok the fuck up. What? He would've been crazy, bro. You know who would be fucking TikTok up now, though? What do you think about it? What's that nigga from Memphis?

Nigga that was with Dolph? Key Glock. Yeah, his shit be going crazy. He got a lot of runs. He can fuck up, period. His music does very well. I fuck with Key Glock.

He hoes shit down. Glock! Yeah, he getting to it. All right, so I don't know when this episode gonna drop, but he getting to it. Alright, so, I don't know when this episode gonna drop, but do we think by this time period,

Darvin Helms is gonna be the coach of the Lakers? Me and Darvin, man, I ain't ready. Nigga don't even wanna speak on DH.

Nigga don't wanna speak on him, he him. Hey man, if you put the hashtag on Twitter, no pork on my fork, fire Darvin Helms,

I'm gonna be crying crying I love that shit the Lakers fans are the most ridiculous people on earth but when they hate you they be all in on it get him off get him off get him off get him off get him off

get him off get him off They had niggas in suits and face. Talking about getting a walk. Going to Germany. The Sunnis and that. Oh, shit. Hey, man. Shout out to D-Hell, man. Get well soon, man.

Get well soon. Protect these niggas' mental health, y'all. For real, man. His contract is guaranteed. He's going to be just fine the next couple years. They keep showing Brian. I don't even be thinking Brian be looking at this nigga. They keep showing Brian

mucking this nigga, Eric. Brian hates everybody on that team except Anthony Davis. That's what fucks. This might be his worst year in L.A. No.

That first year was bad. His mental? His mental, bro, I don't know. He hates this team, bro. They playing in this place. I ain't talking about wins, losses. I'm't talking about wins, losses.

I'm talking about Brian's mental state. He is not having fun this year. He's definitely not having fun. He definitely wants to retire. For sure. He's like, Brian, what the fuck? Are you ready yet? What are we doing?

Dang. I ain't got nothing here, nigga. You're helping out this year. What team are we going to? Fuck this shit. Hey, man, there's a clip with D-Lo. He got the bond transition to hit that three to put him up, bro. If they zoom in on LeBron's face, he look at D-Lo like,

I swear to God, you passed. You, if you don't make this motherfucker. He look like how I be coaching. Like, you's dumb. They got to get D-Lo out of there, though, man. No, no. He can't go. Why was it taken? Man, get D-Lo out of there though man no no they can't go to the Whitewoods

to take man get D-Lo out of there bro go to the team it was like we don't want you he's at the free throw line

Lou Wilson hey man this ain't no place for you yeah bro they don't come to the A no they don't go to the A but they want Murray though to the Lakers

I don't I mean I think that he can hoop but I don't know what he changes. What does he change the trajectory for that team? He's way better than everybody that they have. D-Lo's nice, though. He's not way better than D-Lo. Yeah, he is. Ooh, that's tough.

Yeah, he is. D-Lo nice. I don't know why people be hating on D-Lo here. Nah, he sure, he do his thing. I mean, he just at the playing in L.A. is tough. He can't know why people be hating on D-Lo. Nah, he sure do his thing. I mean, he just had to play in the L.A. He can't write, bro. That's not a good fit for him, bro. Yeah.

He was solid in Minnesota and shit like before that. Brooklyn too. Yeah, but I'm saying, though, go to a team where you can really rock out. I told him not to. I warned him about Minnesota. Told him. Said, they going to love you. Then they going to hate him. So they gonna love you. Then they gonna hate you.

They didn't believe me. I said, I'm gonna come here. Hey, man. That nigga put, he's like, I'm a gangster. I'm putting it in the comments.

He said, you a bitch. I'm just mad. D-O don't need to be a Laker, man. Yeah, bro. That was just a bad. That nigga, it's forever up with him.

Yeah, bro. That shit is funny. I don't even know why you would want to go back to the Lake Show. Well, he didn't really have a choice. I'm just saying. Force the hand, bro. I'm sure he want to leave. I'm sure.

I'm sure. Look, he been killing. You know, every time a nigga start killing, that's LeBron. Like, yeah, yeah. Keep going because you about to get the fuck out of the door. But they're going to make some changes, boy, because Darvin Hammond is not going to survive to All-Star break. If they do,

God bless LeBron James. Yeah, LeBron just wanted to stay at that point. Do they even have a chance of making the playoffs? They can make the playoffs. God damn, bro. They can make the play-in

for sure. That's crazy that we even acknowledged that being okay now. Fuck, I'd be forgetting about that shit. But the play-in would be cracking, though. Nah, I ain't hating that just from the play-in., I'd be forgetting about that shit. But the play-in would be cracking, though. I'd just be forgetting about it.

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but they bro they fuck it we here hey you team who the new owners of that shit I don't know but it didn't matter

before either they got some great they wouldn't make much of a difference they got some great draft picks though they got a couple hot draft picks

they do they gonna be alright one day yeah bro they got some good ass picks, though. They got a couple hot draft picks. They gonna be all right one day. Yeah, bro, they got some good ass talent over there. They car lot fire, though. Man, when they leave the garage, that motherfucker's a show. That nigga LaMelo. He got some shit. He clowning.

He got some shit. That's what I be, bro. Crave crazy. He got some shit. Whips crazy. Yeah, he got some shit. I can do it all over again. I'll be that young nigga.

Young nigga swaggy bro That's a fact Niggas forgot LaMelo was a YouTube sensation He was that He was a generation bro Hell yeah He been stunned since he was

Long time bro Whips crazy Got him He just ain't highlighted As much no more Cause he's in Charlotte Yeah but that's what I'm saying though Yeah

He still that nigga I seen him got a collab With Porsche though With his shoe though Oh yeah, bro. Yeah, he clowning. Money's good. But Puma always had

that collab. They be doing that car shit. For sure. I signed with Puma. Listen. It was Skechers at first.

I was about to say. Skechers wasn't fucking with them. They picked Snoop Dogg over you. Puma fits you though. Puma, we the same type of people. Y'all got Roc Nation,

y'all got Jay and all them. Them my niggas, them kind of people I fuck with. Bleat, putting the word with Duse and Puma for us, man. Fuck with me. I don't know about the Duse.

Duse, fuck with me. They're not. My nigga want a solo deal. Nah, get your shit. Yeah, fuck with me. Come're not. My nigga want a solo deal. Get some shit. Fuck with me. Go get it, babyface. Fuck Bill.

Fuck with me. See, I'm all real. He a better little boy. Go crazy, goodie. Oh, he's the damn trust. My fault. Ross had attention. The ink ain't dry.

I was about to say, Tia Kent was telling me about him at Ross' house. Oh, wow. The real Ross House. Oh, wow. The real model girl. Oh, okay. Damn. I was ready to say that because she didn't fuck around Friday. She'd be going in on it. I would tear her ass up.

He said, you were at my house last year. I let you mop the floors and paint my toes. You were in a great mood. Ross said that to her. He reposted her with the picture and then the day at the top of it. No, that nigga's funny. I'll fuck with Ross. Ross and 50 are the funniest petty niggas ever.

Because DJ Envious is still one of the funniest niggas ever to me. DJ Envious. He disrespected him so bad, bro. Shout out to Ross, man. He, man, he be like, I don't know how he did it, but he did it. Like, his allegations are crazy.

And he make you forget that shit. Bro. Like, you know, people be like, he was a cop or whatever. Whatever the fuck he was. That don't matter. Yeah, it don't.

Correctional officer or whatever. I believe the regressor oughta kilos. I know he lying. I don't care because hustling is fire yeah I still feel like you know

uh quarter Miami is crazy ah yeah well he out of pocket though but it was I mean shit

it's rapping I looked at it like he's an actor yeah I looked at it he inspirational to me though yeah

that nigga when that nigga be rapping when he be talking it be fun I be like, nigga, this shit sound rehearsed, but it make me feel like

I can go make some money. Yeah. But I don't give a fuck. Get a chicken wing, nigga. I be like, everybody order some wings, stop me from fucking shit. Yeah, that nigga's getting thighs.

That's the cheapest cut I don't know what fucking, I don't know what fucking nigga, bro. Ah, that nigga, that nigga Ross is inspirational. The pandemic had us all fucked up, because why was niggas I don't know what fucking I don't know what fucking you're getting bro that nigga that nigga Ross inspirational

the pandemic had us all fucked up cause why was niggas really sly fried lemon pepper thigh it's crazy that is that's some nigga

that's a weak ass meal nigga and it still costs as much as the wings nigga weak ass meal crazy nigga thigh stop

I remember. That's crazy. Thigh stop, bro. Is he? Him and DJ Khaled are the best marketers, bro. For real. Facts.

You think he's better than 50? Most annoying, yes. You think they're better than 50? Yes, bro. Nah, 50. Nah, bro. What 50 did to get power. F and Vodka ain't like that, bro.

I'm talking about, that's his shit, bro. I'm talking about like, shit that's every, yes, bro. He got some of that bronze. What's his new joint called? Branson. He's been crazy with that. Branson ain't Bel Air, bro.

Branson better than Bel Air. Oh, okay. I see. You ain't see the angle, though. Branson not Bel Air. No. Nowhere fucking near, bro. What, nigga?

You gonna look in the motherfucking Branson facility? I was gonna say, bro. Go look in the fucking Bankers Life, I was gonna say, go look in the fucking Bankers Life, whatever the fuck that shit called now. That's fine, bro,

but Bel Air is everywhere, bro. James Bridge. Bel Air is everywhere. He got that in like four different arenas, too. He getting to it. I ain't never seen Bel Air. If y'all comparing Branson

to Bel Air, that's y'all crazy. Where y'all see Bel Air at? Niggas is paying $400 in a club for Bel Air. At leave? At leave? At leave.

It don't matter. That would be my counter. Anytime you go look to see something, you ain't never seen nobody pull up with a Branson bottle. Don't disrespect. 50. I'll fuck with Branson. Fuck with me.

Shout out to Swift. Swift, I fuck with Branson. I drink that on a regular basis. Swift, I had to XO with bro this weekend. It's decent, but nah. Brandon-wise, I'm nothing. DJ Khaled and fucking Rick Ross. The only thing that's at my house is Branson and Duce.

That nigga lying. Either one of y'all want to fuck with me. My wife drinks tequila. Tequila. We call it tequila at my house. Should I get the Jose Cuervo deal? Hell no. Oh, wow.

Is that P? C? C. Oh, that's great. P, I know that. I'm trying to secure the bag. See this? That's crazy.

We drink real tequila at my crib. Respects. Whoever covered the bag first is making sure these niggas are saying before they saw my dick. Nah, shit, I fuck with all of them, though. I really drink Branson, D'Ussé. Who else?

Right, who else? Who else you D'Ussé. Who else? Who else? Who else you say? Cap-ass nigga. Who else? Hennessy. He's a fucking liar. Diddy ain't with Ciroc no more. Ciroc.

He ain't with nothing no more. Oh, DeLeon. Who took over that shit? Us. 520 is now promoting young Miami nah she done too oh shit

she gives you my association that's funny I wanna ask y'all some questions before we get up out of here hey man Keith Lee coming to nap but supposedly for all-star weekend be here

as my resident chef where are you sending Keith Lee in the city to eat man what the fuck is that you don't know who Keith Lee is nah who to eat, man? What the fuck is that? You don't know who Keith Lee is? Nah, who's that? All right, go ahead.

Y'all tell me afterwards. He coming on the show? Tap in with some more. Just tap in with some top quality black restaurants, man. Hopefully everybody got their shit together. Or you just be ready for the constructive

criticism that he passes out. That nigga went to Dallas. He said, I came here to eat. No black restaurants open on Sunday

or Monday and some on Tuesdays. Don't go to Country Kitchen. Go there. No, I ain't saying because it ain't good. I'm just saying like

that's where everybody go. Go there and pull up to my people over at Culture. There you go. His place. Yeah, his place is cool. Shit. Who else?

Winston Seafood. That count as black, too. Go to Hendrix Experience. Chef Melanie, open up that goddamn kitchen, girl. Let him slide through. Oh, Paul. That's where I saw it.

Either way. Oh, shit. With a the real side? Either way. Oh, shit. With a plate or that real plate. The real side is the grits. That's what he refers to.

He's referencing those grits. Let's move on because this nigga. He's talking about he don't know nothing about the grits, man. No, you can't.

Keefley pull up with his family. Keefley there with his family. Listen, man. I don't know nothing about the Grish, man. Keith Lee pulled up with his family. He be there with his family. Listen, man, I don't even know who Keith Lee is. I've heard for years. He a big food critic. Oh, he a food critic. He's an old UFC nigga.

Oh, he whoop ass, too. Okay, motherfucker, Keith Lee. Don't get me wrong. I ain't know who he was, bro. He had Atlanta fucked up. Oh, what he doing in Atlanta? He was down there telling everybody where they was out of pocket.

And then niggas walked up on him and was like, hey, please remember that Keith Lee is a UFC fighter. Oh, Keith Lee get on your ass today. There you go. Yeah, his YouTube clips is very, very accessible

if niggas want that smoke. Okay, well, shout out to him, man. Come review whatever you do. I love this show. Nah, I mean, I ain't tapping. I'm about to look. That ain't my fault. I ain't a in I'm about to look that ain't my fault I ain't a food nigga

I eat the same shit every day damn chicken wings and fucking waco tacos don't better not say

a goddamn thing we eat more than tacos at my house and keep up the laugh nope let's move on come on let's talk about

something else. We eat waffles and turkey bacon too every morning. Don't say shit. Damn, you got the DJ Khaled. That nigga, he's just out. Chef, when we make it, they egg and turkey bacon, they lose no weight.

I hate DJ Khaled for that. That's always been my bad. When I said Khaled put that gravy on that bacon, I knew it was out of pocket. He put gravy on bacon? Yeah. Man, he out of pocket. Because there's nothing on this plate that you need gravy. Charlie, you playing around, bro.

You playing around now. Now you playing with my- Found the chef. Putting gravy on bacon is crazy. Now you playing. My mental health is at risk fucking with you. That's crazy. Me watching you eat bad scares me.

Yeah, because I was a fan and I started believing what you was saying but now that you putting gravy on turkey you baking this crap man I watched the day in the life

of Rick Ross shit on YouTube recently and when he went to checkers and he was promoting I'm like there's no way you can sell me on going to rallies

I don't care what you do that's you but that's what I'm saying get the fry get the fry that big bufer nigga man it was one of

the weakest sandwiches that's goaded what's better that or the Whopper oh Bufy oh let's rank them Bufy Big Buford

Whopper or the Big Mac yeah uh oh Mackey cause the the Mackey Saucy you can put that

on a big chicken you can put that on your the Mackey Saucy yeah the Mackey Saucy you can put your Big Mac if you don't the mac and sauce you can put your big mac if you don't want to get a big mac or you want to try the uh the double cheeseburger add the mac

sauce for sure so i'm gonna go with mac number one whopper is just a regular sandwich but shout out to the impossible what's happening when i'm on my clean shit i get the impossible it's not clean oh he's switching up. You go to the Impossible. Yeah, when I want to step into that other journey, the tea journey, I get me an Impossible Wasable.

That is an Impossible sandwich to eat. That shit is fake. That motherfucker tastes like a tar, but it got the charboil. That motherfucker seasoned paper towel. And then I thought a Big Buford on there, though. Big Buford. Or where. Big Buford 3.

All right, where do Wendy's Junior Bacon Cheeseburger fit in with it? I don't eat that. Or the Baconator. Baconator.

That's crazy. That's on y'all. Y'all do that. I don't eat that shit. Nah, I don't eat anything on this list. I'm not a Baconator nigga.

I don't like Big Macs. I don't like Whoppers. A Junior Bacon Cheeseburger used to be elite when I was in high school. Oh yeah,

4 for 4, all that type shit. I was cool. I still eat the bottom of the barrel, though. Which is crazy. I don't eat Wendy's, though. Because you make amazing food.

Yeah, but I'm saying, I do, like, I love a good Taco Bell. They just brought back the... Bro, you shot a Taco Bell every other episode, bro. The Crunchwrap Supreme? Leave me alone.

Or the Mexican pizza? Leave me alone, T. Mexican, Mexican pizza. Get your Taco Supreme, though. Get one hard shell, one soft shell. Get you an Arnold Palmer. The lemonade with the tea mix.

Crazy. Light ice. Yeah. But every time y'all do a read, he never deliver it like this. He don't want to do it read He never deliver it like this He don't wanna do it He say fuck you Have y'all Have y'all ever met a motherfucker That just told on y'all so much

Yeah I'm looking at him I'm looking at him A nigga that'll never ever do you like that Yo man We can turn this fucking episode up We got to man they love

when we do this shit we can turn this bitch up and fuck Mike and his skills up we can turn the fuck up

today and shout out to Sierra for letting him walk out the house for that weekend let that nigga put caramel socks

on your bed she told her you're nice you killed him tonight, baby. See? Y'all niggas is sick, man. Well, this is the most fan podcast out. That's for sure, y'all.

What's scary about it is, now I'm thinking about it, that came in a pack. So what are the other colors that came with those socks? They weren't individual. Mint green. Cookies and cream. Cookies and cream would get a lot of play on this podcast recently. Jalen Brown and Porzingis. That is wild.

I need it because I know that I'm huffing. Who sing that song? 112. Oh, yeah. That was one of their weakest ones. Peaches and cream. It wasn't cookies and cream. That was the name of the song. Oh, they weakest ones peaches and cream it wasn't cookies and cream

that was the name of the song oh it was peaches and cream that's why I'm like hold on y'all who the fuck said cookies and cream

I didn't even do no purpose who the fuck said cookies and cream peaches and cream I thought it was cookies and cream so y'all be saying

I be putting sweat on y'all these niggas don't even know they out here singing the baddest shit I was thinking

I was like, they must have had a black girl and a white girl with cookies and cream. That nigga had pizzas and cream, so he had a Spanish girl and a white girl.

Okay. We call Spanish women pizzas now? I didn't even know they fuck with the cookies and cream. That's crazy. What?

That's crazy. Listen. Mike, do your song, Mike. what's oh that's crazy listen Mike do your song Mike do your song oh shit oh I don't know that's the Isidore Bassidore

Isidore Bassidore shout out to my Latino community for sure just them just them today. For sure. Respect. Latino, fuck everybody else.

Vamanos, vamanos, vamanos. Let's go. This episode dropped during Black History Month, by the way. Matter of fact, shout out to all the black people. Black History Month coming up. For sure. That's a serious moment. I'm teaching my people about Emmett Till.

All my kids. Need it. That's needed. That's needed. So that's, and then I'm teaching him about, uh, dang,

who was I was talking about today? It don't matter. He did, but, uh, damn. The dude,

I can't think of the dude that we was talking about. He did though. They knew what I was talking about. It's like, cause they ain't

about can't remember the nigga name. He'd come back a lot. Nah. You see how hot he's proven to pack hot he on his way back he on his way uh

who's the dude name who's a basketball player Lin Bias nah he just died what the nigga that just died from the Pacers who Charles Oakley

George uh George McGinnis yeah I was telling him about him damn McGinnis died yeah he probably died late last year

he died last year yeah damn I didn't know that for real I was telling him about him Dennis died? Yeah, bro. He died late last year. He died last year? Yeah. Damn. I didn't know that for real. I was telling him about him. Washington legend, for sure. Yeah, for sure. I was like,

hell yeah. Yeah, I was telling him about him today, but I couldn't think of his name for shit. Nah, G-Mac, hell yeah. I didn't even know that. He was the first throwback jersey I had. That was a fire-price jersey.

Yeah, facts. Yeah. Well, that's what you got but shout out to him he was our first history lesson

for my pike high school team telling them about big george i couldn't think of

your name for a second i was trying to say you had just passed not you did

but you had just passed but i couldn't think of your name for a

second damn because that bronson cognac had kicked in so don't worry about it. You didn't even say it right. What's it called?

See Swift get on his ass. Swift is a car. Watch out, shit. Bronson. Oh, what's up, Bronson? What's up, Bronson? Jalen Bronson. What was that?

Oh, that was Ducey. My fault. My fault, bleep. That was Ducey. Hey, the nigga draw filled up. That was Ducey. My fault, bleep. Be here, bro. One more time for me. Get out of here. All- my fault, bleep. Be here,

promo, one more time for me, get out of here. All-Star Weekend. Yeah. February 15, the biggest,

Isidore, 520. Yeah. That's strike two. He tried to slide that over there, pause. Pause,

that's crazy. Charity game, Warren Central High School at 7 p.m. The goddamn big bus will be out there At 6pm For the kids

And everybody else Pulling up It's gonna be a time Get your jumpers off You feel me We got merch Everything Giveaways at halftime

For the kids for sure Shout out to Grills They will be Giving away Some Air Force Ones And the MVP of the game Will receive I believe they are

The Fours Yeah Reimagine Fours Reimagine Fours And after that you know Come party with the game will receive, I believe they are the fours. Yeah, reimagined fours. Reimagined fours, and after that, you know, come party with the game. Well, they're supposed to be giving them away, but it's only a $200 gift certificate. So the grills, I think they cost $258. We're not going to do that.

Don't do it. Don't do it. Peanut, he out of pocket, bro. We're giving away gift cards. Yeah, the MVP, you definitely get to run up to grills and get your shit. So you got to pay for the tax yourself. But it's only $58. Niggas had their taxes back by then.

They got an extra 50. $58 tax is crazy. But yeah, we out, gang. And on that note, we come to All Stars that night, man. Yeah, pull up. Mike will be recording. And he taking pictures.

Yo, you got the photo booth up, right? Last time he did a photo shoot, it was a cupcake on a booty, so. Oh, wow. I think it was a pinky backdrop. That motherfucking airbrush. Please follow Mike in photo on Instagram. Yeah, for sure.

For a free photo shoot. Matter of fact, type it to his OnlyFans. For a free photo shoot. Matter of fact, type into his OnlyFans you see the real photos. Hashtag Freaky Mike with the caramel sauce. Freaky Mike. Mike the Great Freaky Mike.

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