Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Karlous Miller on Rick Ross WALKING OFF 85 South, CRAZY Wild ’n Out Stories

Episode Date: August 6, 2026

We’re back with Season 4, Episode 77 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen are joined by friend of the show, Karlous Miller from the 85 South Podcast. The guys talk about the relationship between the two podcasts, as well as stories about Rick Ross WALKING OFF the set of the ’85 South’ podcast with DC Young Fly and Chico Bean. Karlous tells some CRAZY stories from ‘Wild ’n Out,’ and Jeff shows love for how ’85 South’ CHANGED THE GAME in podcasting.Timeline:3:44 - Episode Start6:30 - Welcome to the show, Karlous!10:45 - How Karlous started doing comedy13:15 - First car to get him into cars19:00 - Corvettes23:00 - Kevonstage's Arby's cheesesteak review26:00 - Projects to the Farm30:00 - Wildin' Out career35:00 -  Sisqó Wildin Out story38:30 - Haunted Heist44:00 - 85 South podcast47:00 - Rick Ross walked out on podcast52:00 - Son playing AAU basketball56:30 - "Quit touchin s**t!"01:02:30 - Hustle and FlowAll lines provided by ‪Hard Rock Bet#VolumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We still got hope, though. No, for sure. Because the New York Knicks win next year we hit. Oh, yeah, I got one. Fire. Mm. The Knicks win. Again.

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Yeah, for sure. I do my dog like that. D. That's the homie, but yeah. Did lose us a lot of bread. Hey. What was that game five? Don't talk about that.

I was. sick up here, though. He was cussing at the TV. Yeah, I got shit. I was investing. I almost had to make my boy call the hotline. You gamble? A little bit.

Okay. On what? I like to gamble with people that I know personally. Oh, in and old school. Sometimes it ain't about the money. It's just the shit that you can talk. You know what I mean? Okay.

So you do like basketball, football or what? Whatever. Okay. Whatever. I don't even have to have no prior knowledge to what. Oh, you just hear a niggie say, man, they're going on. We're having like, shit, bet, bet. I'm not up that dude.

I understood. I ain't gonna lie lost some money last night. On who? Earl Spence, man. Shout to my God, man. God bless you. I know he retired, but damn. Yeah, bro.

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We got a special, special guests in the building. As usual, introduce him, blast to my far left. We got my dog, Bishop, be hitting out the pearly. How you what, nasty? Cool and Nash. Let's get to it, man. I'm excited for this one, though. Come on, man.

You know what time is? Our guy in the building, tomorrow, right, my dog, young nacho, young Teague. How you what? I'm good, man. We got family in the business, man. We talked about it. We ain't had a studio when he first came here, so. Hey, man.

Come back and spin on us, man. Yeah, man, you know what I'm saying? Tom has been great to everybody. How you like it, bro? Is it up the cold? Y'all doing it big over. Yeah. Appreciate that, man.

Y'all shit. I'm proud. We appreciate you, man. We're trying to camouflage in the neighborhood, man. We ain't trying to set out too much at all, man. But definitely, man, a legend back in the building, man, one of our inspirations for sure. Come on, man, do everything, man.

A comedian, he did in the garage. Now, he an actor as well, man, makes a noise to Carlos Miller. We appreciate you, family. Yes, sir. I'm talking to y'all shit, man. I don't know. I'm seeing the jerseys and y'all got trading cards. Yeah, see.

Yeah, you're doing big shit over there. Look at all them jerseys with the. All the grabs and shit. Yeah, man, love, bro. We try, man. I never forget you was talking about how dope they studio was, you know what I'm saying? You slid through as well with Naviname. You're just like how dope it is, man.

Definitely y'all to inspiration. I honestly don't think y'all get enough credit for how important y'all are to the space and how early y'all were to the space, bro. Because y'all did a lot of stuff that people are trying to do now and pretty much an independent route. You see so many people going into situations and stuff now, y'all did that by y'all selves in the lane that nobody had and never got interrupted.

So salute to y'all, man. We definitely helped it down, bro. We'll take all that, man. What got that started, though? Man, I actually liked to sit and listen to podcasts. But, you know, in the earlier day, it wasn't a whole lot. It was like, Tach Stone and what else I usually listen to? Like Combat Jack.

Oh, repeat to the legend. You know, stuff like that. So I used to look to drive to a lot of my show. And after a while, you can only listen to so much music. So I start tuning in with the satellite radio. listening like Lord Seed and grew Jude and shit like that. So I really wanted to create my own space where I could talk a little shit, you know, and just break up the monotonous listening to music on the road trip.

So I got with some of my partners and some of my friends and we just started trying to put this shit together and figure it out because we didn't really have nobody to really watch and study as far as how you get the infrastructure to do this shit. So we just start building and building and networking, cross-promoting and, you know, just trying to make it happen. I mean, not to jump around too much, but, like, how was it looking at the game now compared to when you started? Because it's totally different now. Some opportunities are so crazy now.

But I'm part of the reasons of some opportunities are available for people like that. I love the variety. Yeah. Like you keeps hearing people say, man, they should stop giving people podcast mics. I really don't agree with that. I love the different opinions. Just hearing black people talk about whatever. Yeah.

You know what I'm saying? Even if it's disagreeable shit, we still need that. So the people with the right opinion is he come out. behind that and we can kind of get a back and forth. We're a lot. Like, we're real far behind with, like, the communication amongst each other. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

Especially black men and women. We haven't had spaces like that where we could talk about whatever we want to talk about. Yeah. That's real shit. I think what y'all do is dope, but which I got the app. Like, y'all got your own app. Yeah. Like, that shit, fire.

Like, we really, we needed that, man. Because you know how it is when you're putting your stuff on other platforms. Yeah. And shit, one episode could get 10 million, and the next week you get 1,200. So it's just, it flushed. That's true. Once we put it somewhere where it's like the numbers and shit didn't matter, and we got the kind of following where people want to stick around and watch more than one thing.

So we just kind of wanted to put it all together so people didn't have to go around the internet looking for it. You know what I'm saying? That's fine. And it's up until people followed you there, so you ain't got to cater to nobody else. I know who here won't what we're doing. We ain't got to do too much appeal to nobody else. If you're pulling up, cool. If not, we got our people right here.

Absolutely. For sure, for sure. How you even get into comedy, bro? What started you? What was the motivation for you to get into this space? Not even podcast, just comedy alone. My comedy career, I started way before my comedy career started. It was school, man.

School. My friends. You know, you think, I'm thinking I'm just, you know, being a regular student and shit like that. But when it comes to just, you know, just like reading in the class and shit like that. Right. Getting put out every day.

You know, the teacher desk? My next was right at the end of the teacher desk. I had to sit in for the class. You're bad to him. Without a call, you know what I mean? I'm getting thrown out of class two or three times a week. And then, you know, the principal walked,

hey, what you're doing out here? I got to act like I'm doing something else so I can avoid having to go to the office. But that's what it was. And then when I got to college, I was delivering pieces and shit. So I was all over the city. So people used to call me and invite me to shit.

And it was like, man, come talk some shit. And then my homeboy, his dad was like head of the ROTC program, man. And he used to always throw cookouts, but it was from New Orleans and shit. And he used to always invite me over there and like, man, just come talk some shit. And then like I started going and he bought this little joint with the speaker with the mic on it. And then I started going over there and he was just having me talk shit. Then I started doing improv and that's what really set it off when I got to the improv group and they, like I started up. you have to warm up the crowd, like in between games.

So that's what really got me started doing stand-up. That's hard. Be hence favorite people, R.L.C. Yeah, I used to hate them niggas. Hell, no. That is way too serious, bro. I'm like, I used to tell all the niggas, all y'all are going to die as soon as y'all go overseas.

The weak-ass outfits and the black shoes, I used to hate them things, I used to fuck up all the Thursdays was the worst day in my highest. Because they used to wear the shit. That green bull shit was the shoes. I hated them niggis. My man went to the Navy cut. Oh, God bless you, you said you made it back home.

I used to hate all of these, man. I had a few punners who actually went through that. Yeah, my brother was in the Navy for 25 years. That shit was just too serious. Like, you needn't even listen to your mama. Y'all ain't this motherfucker. They're listening to nobody.

Nobody, bro. Tighten up, quick. I ain't worth a quarter, a nigga outside these hallways. For sure. People need that. for sure, man. Hey, man.

Shout out to Babe Burr, out of the mother. I want to ask you this, man. What was that first car that got you hooked on whips? Oh, God. He got... That 93, Caprice Classic.

Mm, bubble a box. Bubble. My dog. Hell yeah. That was the one. And the Box Chavez. Mm. That was the first couple joints that I had.

So you... You got your own car shows or anything? Yeah. I got a shot. And we do a few shows here and there, but I'm working on some big, big stuff in the car world, too, man. You got tapping him my boy.

He buy a car every week. Oh, DJ. Yeah, him. To the right. Oh, he got them whips. Yeah. He did that shit. All right about every week.

You know, we do it as you can. He ain't uploaded them yet. Yeah, he got, he got them. I ain't got no Wi-Fi yet. The 9-11 on the way. Oh, yeah. Once I get a raise. A couple of them.

You get an 11 for sure. Do you break them all down, too? Like, you get a car and, like, starts with a round up. Who, like, builds him and shit. He runs the shop. I go get him and find him. I come up with the vision. Tell him what I want.

He executed for me, man. I'll be on the road trying to go get the funds to make it happen. No, yeah, for sure. What was that one car you got? And it was like, all right, I made it. Or that first car on your dream that you knocked off it was like, all right, I'm here now. Uh, shit is hard to pick one specific. Oh, go crazy, brother.

It's something with that with that convertible, man, that just make you feel like, I don't got no converter. Like you made it. You got to have a converter. I ain't never had a convertible. You never had a convertible? Nah. I'm surprised by that.

When you jump in that convertible, you just feel like, Swiping cards and stagging shit. For sure, for sure. You never had a convertible. I'm surprised by that. I had all the cars. I ain't ever had a convertible. On some new shit.

Yeah. I would say. He's a new school, nigga. Yeah. That bends. There is. Convertible bins. You got to have that one.

Hard top. The hard top. Yeah. Yeah. So soft top, you lame. Niggins got a soft top. You're a little. No, it's just.

I don't know. You feel like Batman was going to do. I can see that. I can see that. You're jumping out that bend. And then it kind of gives you like it makes you feel like you did something with your life. Because you ain't on no street shit. You're jumping out like this.

You know, in the black community, the drug dealers are the only ones who had some business when we was growing up. That's a fair. When you're doing legit business as a black man and you're jumping out the bins and then the top already, you're walking off in the top. You ain't got no block. You just. Oh, that's true.

The bid number ain't scratched off. Even the white people looking make you feel like money-making match when you pull up and you look at your pocket I'm getting a convertible. White niggins ain't even got this with it. I'm telling you, though. So I saw that soft-top commercial.

I guess I'm going to leave it where I saw it. No, you're not out of pocket, bro. The soft-tank is a convertible. Yeah, if you get the soft-top. You get a convertible. That's what I saw one. Maybe I just got into your girl. That's what I said now.

You get it to your girl. I just ask you. This is an automobile. They're kicking them. You got to get your boy in the car watch on Saturday morning. And a SS. You're like, I'm watching for my hair.

I mean, it's cool. No, it's not. Once you hit a turner. You got to, you can't just be out. That's some young nigga shit. Okay. You got to jump in. Oh, man.

So after 30. It's cool. It's cool with you got a little CL1 or something. When you're in that, in that bins, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. It's a difference in the 4.0 to 4.6.

Come on, man. You already know. 150 grand. Can't say the other words no more. Yeah. Oh, without a pocket for that. See, get you one of them, man. I'm surprised.

It's just for like a, like something. This is the perfect time to go and get you one. Yeah, I ain't ever had a convertible, man. Convertable, man. You too successful, now you know. I mean, I got to get a convertible. Yeah, he's way too successful.

Something. What does this nigga talking about, bro? You can't got my grill with a lot. You go gas me get a convertible. Yeah. No, because remember I was telling you, he always downplay his shit. He do.

He tried to make it seem like he was barely in the league like they ain't fucked with him. And then we go back and we look at the highlights. Nguer you push LeBron. And he played 12 years. That's the type of shit that'll get you thrown out the NBA. I was pretty much gone. Well, you fucked up. You don't do shit like that.

No, shot up, bro, man. Clutch sports. Even I was, man, when I seen you, nigga, you went from the chest. And I was like, that dirty motherfucker. And I love you. But I was pissed, though. I was tripping, man. Oh, man, let's get some drinks in here.

What Barbie at, man? Barbie at work. You're doing a double-headed today. Shout to bar. Man, we know the fever must not be playing. Oh, boy, they definitely not. You go to the fever game, Cade. And everybody's saying,

don't get me no motherfuck of Dr. Pepper. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Whoa. What? We did close to the sponsorship. Oh, my bad. We did close to the sponsorship. I just tell you.

I want you to get your sponsorship. I just didn't want that today. Which one? Don't have a roofie in it? No, some real shit. Everybody's for his because the can was closed. Is this a refresher for real? I think if I didn't mix him up, right.

Time out. I think you think. No, that's a refresh. Okay. Shout out to be here. But be what we got to be sugar-free or something. They got to be sugar-free or something. Sugar, sugar.

Hey, fuck you, love. He said your neck a little black, you might be a dog Betty. Damn. Okay, dink is Joe. She told me how to run. She told me out of the road. She's been having that motherfucker in the trailer. That's a good one, car.

I love that. I love that. I'm fucking. They put that one up and sent it to me. That's a boy. That's shit. Barber came out shooting today. Hey, can we get to the screen, please?

While we're here, speaking of cars, man. This is absolutely hilarious, man. Well, Barbie. Nah, the pastor. Cop the C8 and put holy water on it. Bless it. Is that out of pocket? Yeah, or nay.

Me, man. For sure, out of pocket. Look at him. If I was a pastor, I put holy water on everything. What kind of car is that? Score of eight. You know what Shikesy said? Yeah, I don't agree with who Sharks it off.

Now, how much of those? Depends on which one you get. Hunter. Basic model. Hunter? No, basic 70. You can get one for 80. Yeah.

Y'all niggins says there's three different numbers. I'm saying 100 for it. The one you're going to be a hundred. Just for the car, you're 80. 80 out the gate. That's before you're going to hit the shit you. You don't want that challenge you no more. I just need something simple.

You remember you that zero six is going to hit you about 90-95. My boy. She go rad C8. Oh, I love them. Yeah. I love them. They try to hate on, but I'm something on C8. Pushaic, respect to you, brother, but I don't feel that at all.

I don't see the base price, 70. Yeah. Because you like the IA? It's small. Yeah. You're talking about the BMW? Yeah. It's real small.

My partner had an IA. He's act like it with a quarterback. But that is one of the joints with, you know, the door of the one. Yeah, yeah. Exactly. My partner got one and still got it. He loved it.

Because he got the one that you like half gas, half electric. Oh, damn. The hybrid joint. I don't never. I'm cool on the e-cars. As much as I love them. I love the e-trucks, but. Yeah, I got a home.

I love my car. Yeah, the trucks I love them because truck gas is crazy. I never get an electric car because my electricity been cut off before. Damn. Mine's too. When I was struggling and I know how easy it is for them to hit the button and your shit won't do nothing. Well, see, I didn't grow up like that.

I always had electricity. I love my shit. As an adult for a couple years. I was grown when they was cutting my lights off. Oh, yeah. I mean, my night lights ain't never been off. My shit, but... Yeah, ain't that wrong with that shit? They cut my shit off, and then I made the pavement on Friday.

Guess what they told me? You gotta wait a Monday or somebody can come out there. I told the lady on the farm, like, bitch, hit the same bucket. Nah, Lowe's you know they come out there and get you to get you together. That's a fucking laugh. They can cut that shit off. They should have to be when I was in the NBA They were on top of my real.

Now, they were sending my bills to the wrong thing, so I ain't know. And I came home. The garage went open. What the fuck? The garage went open. I got to the mailbox. I'm like, man.

I called my mom. I'm like, hey, the garage won't open, man. They sent a bill to your house. And she went out there. She's like, yeah, boy, you owe $5,000. She said, you haven't paid this thing in a long time. Ligger, that's crazy. That's why I do everything auto pay.

Fuck that. Oh, no. No. Okay, how much money? I have to see you. I can't, I got to. I got a. I ain't nobody sitting down

calling paying bills every day. I got, I got to schedule. I got to see my money. I got to see my bills. I got to see what I got a lot in my life, man. That's why they shit be getting in.

I'm good. What you need is? That ain't your money anyway. That's like 20. That's like 20. And if they're going to be able to change. I hate when Black people was like, I need to, they'd be calling the light company.

Why my bills so hot? Nica, they ain't about to. Lord of that bitch, it's over. They're never in a million years. They're never in a million years in that shit. No, they did do that again. What's time? They said this shit was rising in the wrong area.

Mm-hmm. They're messing up. Call them. So they fix your bill, Barbie? Mm-hmm. I still didn't pay it after they fixed it. You know what? On some real shit, though, you do need to call them every so often and just

complain about some shit just to see what you can get for free. I'm rolling. What's you? I complain a lot. Sometimes you call and complain, they'll just start giving you shit. When you've been a customer since 2017, we can offer you, you know, they start throwing a little. Hey, you do that with your insurance company for real. That's supposed to say, it sounds like insurance.

Phone bill, too. I play with the insurance. I call everybody and ask for some. I play with insurance different. That's, I can't tell you. I don't care. I am a fool. I'm a food.

FDO, FDO. I'm a different digger. Yeah, insurance claim. That is crazy. Respect to your hostels to as well. What we got next, man. All yeah,

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because this is being his, this is a segment for me here, man. He'd be bullshit. Was he supposed to split that like a hot dog or no? Yeah, he's supposed to cut it a half. Okay. Just check it.

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or wherever you get your podcast. That was most honest food review I've ever seen. I ain't going to lie. Don't go by this. Arby's definitely got premium beef, though, so. That's wild. Premium beef. The quality of it's USDA.

Wow. Waggoo. Oh, y'all's talking, I ain't never called my shit beef, a swore or nothing. Swanson. He did in motion. I'm just saying. A cheese steak from Arby's at you, you know, I do the exacting menu.

That's a little out of part. pocket. You're pressing the issue. You're going to say that. You're the one who always talking about Arbiz's exotic menu. Is that worthy to be on there?

No, no, no, no. And this is just the first year of it. You know, anything in the trial and error. So they'd get it right for sure. I heard a lot of people like the brisket, though. Yes. The brisky, you got to get the cheese on it.

I'm not eating it. You don't like brisket. I don't. You're from Mississippi, right? I don't think you should be buying brisket from Arbis. I'm not the type of person who. It's real brisket, though.

I want that chicken wings from Taco Bell. It's like certain shit, you don't. It's like eating the steak from the Waffle House. He did that. I love that. That used to be in the water school. It's been a journey. Yeah.

I go ribby. It may not even be a ribbao, but that's what they say it is. T-bone. There it is. T-bone, hash brown with the dice ham in the hash-brown. Fry my eggs hard, three pieces of toast. And I can do a waffle just for the Jeep. They're going to take your gold flat out.

that is a lot of grease Carlos from Mississippi, man I know, and I want better for you. What was you eating growing up, love? Oh, kind of bullshit. Yeah, Harry Potter to be it. I had to get away from that and realize that I was fucking up too.

At what age since you get away from the pork? I mean, I still eat pork sparing me. Not enough that I'm going to need to go to counseling and no shit like that, but I'm not going to not eat a ham sandwich. Ham sandwich of delicious. Yeah. Making is delicious.

Did you eat pig feet growing up? Hell no. Damn. You eat that being? What about like neck bones? No. Y'all didn't put pork in your green in Mississippi? I didn't eat that shit.

I grew up around a lot of old people. It's a lot of shit that I never eat again. Oh, yeah. Like what, love? Man. They're runnyons. I smell it as you. At PTSD, did you kick the head.

What part of Mississippi you from? I'm from Oxford, Mississippi. You're over? heard of Ole Miss. Yeah, yeah. That's where Old Miss is located. Okay, okay.

How far is that from Bullux? Six hours. Damn, I'm from North Mississippi. It's closer to Memphis. Memphis is like 40 minutes away. No, that ain't better. Okay, okay. You grew up on a country, country, or it was more of a city?

Both. I'm a project niggit, but we moved to the country. I started out in the real fucked up parts. Gotcha. Yeah, and eventually we made our way out to the county. What was that transition like in life? You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

Like, oh, we out here with farm animals and shit. Brother, well, it was very different because I'm coming from, like I said, the real project is where you used to just having to walk outside and see a bunch of drunk motherfuckers and drinking and smoking. And then now you're walking in your backyard and you're seeing fucking hogs and chickens and cows and shit. I don't love that. No, you wouldn't.

That's the fuck I would, bro. I couldn't imagine. Busting them down? That shit is. a lot of work. I wouldn't learn. I didn't know. I used to,

when my people was from Jackson. Yeah. And I used to do it as a kid, but I really couldn't. I used to want to stay and do that shit, bro. Oh, man. I couldn't imagine, bro.

Living on a farm damn near, bro, that shit fired. My family had farm. I was nothing in the summer. But I used my little two weeks to get right back to that. Boy, I was nothing. There's a lot of work when you live in the country because you get so much,

so much opportunity to do shit that the average person don't do like you said. Like, like killing the holidays. Yeah. Skinning deer and shit like that where you actually having to cut your meal

off of this. Neighbors, making the skin right off the day. Like you can't ride this shit as it comes off the big. On the grill, could?

Because you imagine going straight from the to the I shot my first gun. Fresh. Smokaha. I want to watch that bitch rotate.

Yeah, we do all that. But I'm saying you built a 5. 10. I knew I was going to be one that. That was your origin story? Oh, okay.

Okay. Okay. He said he shot his first gun in Mississippi, man I was 13. Where were you at? I was in Biloxi, Mississippi. Oh, that's Wade. That's the only coach.

I love Bullock. That's where all the concerts. I don't know why you were shooting guns and shit. At 13. What was you going through? It was in the country. Yeah. You was with your family?

Yeah, I was with Jake Mix. Oh, okay. You just shooting a gun at 13. You just sound like he was on boo. I had a gun at 13. I'm saying what I'm saying? How would you shoot? Yeah.

My granddad gave him to him. You don't see what I'm saying. That's a good. I was going to put it out. I'm like, that's your gun. It's trying to put a body on you. I just, I just came from the bar. It's your gun now.

No, but we definitely used to be outside, though, when we were, like you said, most of the kids, they had BB guns and shit. We'd be outside shooting squirrels with, like, 30, 30, or 14, 30 out six. We had all that shit. Okay, okay. My first gun, I was scared as hell, too. That first might have went fishing.

and I got bit by like a thousand mosquitoes. Yeah. That fish should take too long to fish. My granddad had one of them long as 357 like the Joker. The best to be all with you. Damn.

I mean, those in the country TV shows back in there. I know exactly what you're talking about. Yeah. That's the best part about about the South Carolina. What you do?

I was like, you put out of the angle, boy. Contra. I got a hook in it. He got a hook in it. Big long country I'm talking about me I just got it

I want to talk about how you ended up O'Wall it out man I didn't I didn't just end up I did some shit I'm saying how that phone call who calls you

How does that work Because I was like Damn I'd be watching the shit It seemed like It's just off the top But At this point

I don't know what the process is They just be throwing I'm fucking Oh okay Okay Okay I actually had to go to the audition and I was at the house one day and I heard that they were having the auditions

but I couldn't confirm it because nobody actually knew if it was happening or not so I just went up there and just so happened they were having it but it was like a closed audition so they wouldn't let nobody else like sign up or get a spot so I just stayed there and I just roasted all them niggins all day somebody didn't show up and I took their spot yeah got the call back but I didn't believe that it was who they said it because Nick called me and told me to come back for the other joint. I was like, all right, but whatever. Because I hadn't talked to him on the phone,

so I didn't recognize his voice. So I didn't think it was him. And then when I got there, the rap, it was me and Chico, we had our audition together. Oh, that's fine. So we went in there and we didn't know none of them people, and I just pulled them to the stat, I was like, I don't know what these things about to do.

But me and you, we gotta get on TV. And that's, and we've been rocking ever since that day for real. That was my first glimpse of y'all on there. And then y'all doing y'all battle and shit, that shit was dope, bro. That being my third part of the show. That being the origin to like the beginning of Y'all dynasty is fire. Like that's crazy.

Yeah. We definitely was in there because there was a lot of guys who were like, like more known than us, especially like on social media and stuff like that. They had bigger followers, but I was like, man, we got to get this. If they got two spots, they got, it's up. It got to be us, man.

We're the ones with the most delude. We got to do this. Yeah. We took it to a whole other level, man. Just went on there. And then with the. battled it like the old school shit. We just was talking shit before like

the break came back and I'm like, you bet you won't. He's like, shit, jump it off. I was like, kicked it off. And then it just became one of those things that people look forward to, man. That shit probably did 100 million views. That shit crazy. 100% bro. Yeah. That shit's all improv. Yeah.

Because it's like, if you think about it, we shoot two to three episodes to this show a day. And then these episodes are back to back. Sometimes it's just a quick, grab something to eat and come right back type shit. So it's like, even if you wanted to prepare this shit, how could you? That makes sense. Because everything is moving so fast and then you got cameras.

And there's a lot of shit that goes into the show that they don't show. Yeah. People saying, is it improv? Hell yeah, because you ought to see how mad motherfuckers get when we run out of time and they don't get to go. Oh, yeah. So I think the live show is a whole lot better than the version that they put on TV. Because you got to keep in mind.

We shoot these episodes like an hour and a half. two hours and then they got to condense this shit to 25 minutes. That's with the commercial. So that's why they play so many of them because a lot of this shit get cut out. But there's a lot of great shit that never makes it to that.

I always want to see you on Wilder now. I always do it. I always do that shit. I always want to do. Y'all should. Oh, who's the nigga that being? The referee? I would want to do that part.

Amen. I want to do that part. Or I go against. somebody. I love that part of the show. You know, my goal, I want to be DJ D. Ray. He got the best job in the world. Y'all think I can't set this up. I still got some Jews in there. If you can, or when they do the game, where the

girl got to spit out of her mouth. Excuse me. Talk, and spit. Talk and spit. Talk and spit. Is that the night? Oh, I love it. You will go out there. You wouldn't want to see if you can make a spit. Yeah. Would you do something or would you

say something? They're probably, probably, probably, both. You know what I mean. I'm an improv nigga myself. Yeah, man. I love to see you a while or not. Yeah, bro. You can set that up, bro, that'll be beautiful.

I do everything. Those are my two favorite parts where you got to try to make a motherfuck and laugh. Spit is crazy. Yeah, I can't do the rap. I can definitely see y'all being a team captain from there. Yeah. Let me come out with the signs.

Don't forget about Barbie. No, for sure. Buy 20 somewhere. I will. It'll be some pressure on that motherfucker's too. That line of is pretty high. I'm pressure too. Yeah.

Maybe having some ones. The real audition. Listen, like, come on the real real one. No, I'm going to get my hair re-twist. He got to ask for us and tell him. No, for sure. His talent is golden. He got some pretty beans on there.

Don't do me. Don't let me get a fresh re-twist. I was like, damn, I wonder if people be getting mad when they can't get their shit off. Like, when you actually watch the show and you be like, man, I'll say it's some cool-ass shit. It'd be like that. Absolutely. I'd be mad if I said some fart to get edited out. It's like, damn.

That day they wrote me. Brother, bro. They wrote Nick brother's shoes, cool. I laughed for that shit for like three weeks. Do you understand that like every shoe

that he wore after that just looked big as head to see if it wasn't? Nick tried to make every excuse for him and his brother's shoes and then we started noticing his shoes was big as hell too.

He was like, fuck y'all, we got small angles. Who the hell says that? That's that genetic. I think got ankles like wrist. No, for sure.

I know how much you, D.C. and she go play. I said, I know there some people up there really mad at these niggins. They can't show them, but they be bad. It was one. This is my favorite one out of all of them. Cisco came on there. The legend. Cisco, the legend.

I did not know. Shout out to Cisco. He wanted the coolest motherfuckers. But D.C. had really just roasted him to the point where he couldn't take the shit. This is what he did, though. You know, like, you remember in the mall they used to have those fake Air Force ones that light up. I remember the episode,

like, performing them, right? He had some shit he wanted to do with like the black lights. So when him and the dancers do the dance, the shit gonna look hard.

It's going to look hard because on some dance and shit, like on some live performances. But he fucked up and he warmed through the whole episode. So every time he walked out, his shoes was lighting up.

And he kept hitting him. I remember the episode, dude. Francisco got so mad. He just snatched the mic from somebody. He was like, y'all might not like my shoes.

but at least I can say I'm so funny I was on the Lord of them throwing up there Francisco is hilarious man I seen when DC got on old girl too

he had her time oh he had her time she started that shit yeah oh for real she had been taking shots at him all day like off camera

and everything it's like she had an agenda oh yeah you know he in it why would you walk with him that's crazy I always wonder because I just used to see clips.

I never watched the episode. Watch the episode, but she started that shit with that. He went crazy. She got her feelings hurt because he's, what did he say it at first? She said something slick to him. And I don't think they aired that part.

But he then he came back and he was like, we were supposed to get Cardi B, but they couldn't get her so they got a zealian ugly. That was the word. And she was just like, yeah. Because that was true. Cardi B was supposed to come.

And she was like a feeling and guess type. shit, so I guess the truth hurts. Man, that's a legendary show played in every hotel on repeat. Yes. Everywhere you go. That's the best. It's like a comfort show for everybody.

They got this one channel that just played wild and out all day. And it's like fused TV. Fused and all. They played wilding out all fucking day. Legendary show. Who was somebody that surprised you that you didn't think was funny, like a celebrity? Did I think was funny? Yeah.

Let me see. Tasha K. Wendy Williams. Oh, okay. Wendy Williams came on there and was funny as hell. Damn. Old girl from mob wives, too, Drita. Okay, yeah, I know what it is.

Real game. Some of my favorite guests, they didn't have a lot of people on it. Okay, okay. Now, for sure, before we keep Barbie out here, tap me into his five, to somewhere, man, he had a legend of her show as well. How you feel about that episode? We had Carlos on the couch.

Come on, man. So make sure y'all tap in each and every Wednesday. We are on YouTube, but this episode was fire. I can't believe we got to see it. For sure. Appreciate you, March. About 20 somewhere. About 20 somewhere tap in.

Yeah, man. Good times. Hey, man. As we said, the intro, actor now, man. New movie out, man. How you feel about there, brother? Honored Heist. Yes, Honet Heist is out now.

Yes, sir. Tap in. If you're familiar. What was it like shooting a movie, bro? It was dope, man. Me, Lorel, Tiffany had his King, batch. My boy Tony Baker was in, man.

Joe Blunt, a comedian out of Detroit. My boy, Martini Harris, out of Detroit. It was dope, man. Real has really been doing a lot in the movie space. Yeah. Ever since Get Out, he's probably done 40-50 movies since then. So he really got some really dope insight. And he called me to be a part of his directorial debut.

And I was like, nigga, anything, anything you need from me. So we put it together. This was the route they wanted to go. When he got the funding, flew out of Detroit. We shot that shit. Barry Gordy's old crib. Damn. His old mansion.

And he got so much dope shit in there just like, shit that should probably be in a museum. Like, all kind of like old Motown lyrics and pictures of motherfuckers you never seen before. Like, when they were sending telegrams back and forth, you know, asking to send more money to the road and shit. Pictures of all kind of Motown history, man. So it was real dope. Detroit showed us a lot of love.

And I was glad that it was really like a theater. movie and not just, you know, one of the streaming joins. It's not saying nothing wrong with that, but it's a different validation when people can know about Tickie. Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to everybody involved. Tiffany had.

She was real dope to work with. Every day we get the set, she got some kind of antics going on. Like one day we pull up, she's making everybody drink green juice or, like you said, she's throwing all the pork away and rolling pieces and she's making everybody do yoga and shit. I had a ball, man. And it was just dope to see. Real going to the director space, you know what I mean? When your people call you your friends and shit

and you get to see them do some shit and they include you, it's just enough level, man. So y'all go support that. How long do you take to shoot that? We shot it in 18 days. Damn. Yeah. That's short.

18 long-ass days, though. I was like that's pretty. Actually, that's like a long time to be working nonstop, 12, 15-hour days. Absolutely. Absolutely. But we had to make the most of it, though. Absolutely.

Independent film. So we had a budget to really fucking. around. Come on. We got to go. We got to go. Absolutely. I got 18 roles film. Absolutely. And none of the way. Daylight. Damn. Fuck. That's right, though. You know, you start seeing me in a lot more shit. And I really

enjoyed my role because I got to do more than just tell jokes and funny. I hit them with some drama and some tears. Yeah. Thought provoked. Yeah. You cried. Yeah. I need. I had to put it. I had to do everything in that. That's hard, bro. Put me in there.

No, that's dope. Now, I'm going to do all my shit. I think it's hard at all, man. So if anybody watching this who make movies and you got a budget, I'm a movie star now. Moonlighting as a comedian, so approach me different. What's the budget, man? What's the budget?

Yeah, what's the budget? For at least? Yeah. Or you got at least be $2 million. Okay. We're rolling with that. Yeah, let's talk about new commercial. You can make a dope-ass movie for $2 million.

Okay. Special effects and all that shit. That's what I want to do next. You want to make a movie or you want to be in it. And I want to play the bad dude. All right. So your action movie, who you cast in? You got you, the villain.

I'm the villain. Let me see. Jason Statham. Okay. All right. Because I want that one scene where you have to be on the phone and me and him can exchange shit. Where are you? Don't worry where I am.

You think your little girlfriend is sick. Like some shit like this. I'm talking about. I'm talking about. I'm going to talk about. I want an accent and like a scar somewhere. Like a real bow down motherfucker. I want to be a motherfucker.

Escape in a helicopter and shit. Don't catch me in the first one so we can do a secret. For sure. For sure. You know, put all the action heroes in them, man. Sylvesterloon. Put me in. What's the shit they had with all of them?

Expendable. Expendable. I want to be one of them, but I want to be the low-down motherfucking selling Crystal Mell in America. No, you're going to need 40. You're going to need a board. They're supposed to be breaking back. At least two million years in the game, right?

It's against the law to hear him out of the game. 30 million. These days, respect to the OG. I think we can figure that budget off for sure. He got a new one coming up. And then everything. DJ, I always try to lower the next part of this for. Fuck it.

Oh, yeah. For sure. He does. Rocky, the best of the law? It's young Rocky, though. Yeah, it ain't him. It's a nothing more. Yeah.

Yeah, it's how he became rock. Yeah, that produces back out of respect. Fuck it. That'll be dope so you're doing that shit, man. I'm definitely getting in the movie. Is that the hardest thing that you're doing, though? The hardest? Yeah.

No, I think stand-up comedy is the hardest shit that I'm done. Think of how long you have to tell jokes before anybody even gives a fuck. That's real. Yeah. Do you like what people heckling the crowd? I don't like it, but it doesn't bother me. Okay. Because I don't get the type of hecklers who would be like,

Man, fuck you, man. I always get the people who want to say some shit or be a part of the show or some shit like that. I haven't had too many bad experiences, but, I mean, in the earlier days, it was fucked up. The way y'all freestyle on stage is crazy. Like, I know we have a show and we just be rambling, but y'all doing it in front of a live audience.

And y'all just, I was watching a clip the other day. Dude came to the show with some gloves on. Yeah. And y'all just started going, bro. That shit was so funny, bro. Bro, they'll go from torturing somebody to singing a melody. about the person. Freestyle and then go back to the person

and then find somebody else. I'm like, bro, that's talent that you can't even fathom. And the chemistry. That's the most important part. The Chicago, Sarsia. Rock and Roses.

I was like, they do is crazy, for sure. That's the best part about it, man. I think Wiling out really was the springboard for all of that shit because every day we had to come

and, like, be creative in a different way because, you know, you kind of center the episodes around the guests. Yeah. So you got to, Wasn't that one episode we got to dress up like wrestlers?

One episode, we did rock music. And then one episode, we might make a love song or, you know, I mean, just playing to the different audiences. So that's what really, like, helped us hone the skills to be on stage. And that's what built the chemistry, too. And plus, you got somebody who's super talented, like, like, D.C., this dude can sing, do backflips, play instruments. And he wanted them hood kids who, like, if he do it a couple times,

he'll fuck around and figure out how to get good at it. And then Chico, the same way, he got incredible improvs. You know what I mean? And he's into so many different things. So it's like a variety that he brings to the table. And then me, I'm just like the facilitator. I fuck with everything. But I'm like, how can we put all this shit together?

So we all know our roles and we play the hell out of him. Yeah, yeah. And it shows, Michelle's a show, man. Been killing it for a very long time period. What's a dream guest you want to have my eight pops out? My dream guest. Let me see. Or somebody who ain't pulled up at you on the slide.

Somebody who ain't pulled up yet. And I got something to ask about that, too. I got to get, I got to get Kevin Gates on there. That's my dog. You got to get Gates on there. I would love to do a podcast with Barack Obama. But I want to be able to smoke weed with him. Damn.

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Listen to You're the Problem with Yamanika on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. I'm Nick Titoro. You probably know me from NYPD Blue, the longest yard, or Spike Lee's Black Klansman. But I'm also from Queens, which means I know pizza. And on my new podcast,

delivering happiness with Nick Totoro, I deliver pizza from Prince Street pizza to a new guest. Are you delivering pizza now? Then we sit down for a real conversation. I've shared a slice with everyone from Seth Rollins. What are you doing, my belt? To Alex Rodriguez. Just to let you people know,

we're talking to one of the goats here. To Bill Burr. I don't think I've ever met somebody so exactly out of their mind as I am. And now, We even have more great guests coming up, including the great John Tuturo. It's called Happiness, delivering happiness. Mariano Rivera.

Oh, my God. And many, many more. Open your free High Heart Radio app. Search Delivering Happiness with Nick Totoro. And listen now. Yeah. I know that's asking a lot. You got to catch a one on his way out.

I know that's asking a lot. But I definitely want to be somewhere. And it's secure. And we can sit back and just blow a good blunt and just talk about black men. and shit. Yeah. And then, you know, I want him to chase the blunt

with a new port. I was just saying, you know, Barry, I don't fuck with the newport, so they're not too far fetch. He'd get hot too, though, so it makes sense.

For sure. I think I would love to do one with Oprah, too, just to be on that flirting with and see how she'll respond to it. You see how she's going to respond? I mean, I ain't, I mean,

I'm in, I saw you look like, niggas she ain't fucking with you. No, no, I said Oprah kind of crazy. You said flirting, that kind of made me look at you. I want to flirt with

the AI, Oprah. Just so it'll be on camera so they'll see how she responds to. Look at you like, yeah. I said she started first. That's dope. That's what I would talk to her because I seen the AI picture of her

boy looking crazy. They put R-A body on it. They put R-A-body on. Oprah looking thing on that. Remember they did it at the Judge Judy everybody thought Judge Judy was strapped for no reason. No, for sure.

I love to do one with Jay-Z too. Oh, of course. Yeah, that'd be dope. That'd be fun. Was the Rick Ross shit real? What did you mean? I don't know. We don't know.

Why everything you think I do is fake? I'm starting to get offended, bro. No, bro, you're one of my favorite people. Is this real? We're having a real moment because we got a real, you feel me? It's just how that looked. He, I think I might have hit him.

I'm like, bro, ain't no way. Rick Ross just rocked out on. Yes, the fuck it is. And we then went back and studied the footage and everything. We can't figure out what's wrong. You saw it. You saw it. We're sitting in like.

like shit any minute. And they're like, oh, he's gone. The fuck. The crazy part about this shit is, as big as Rick Rose is, nobody saw him leave. We clearly saw the nina get up and walk towards the bathroom. The bathroom is this way. The door is this way. That means he had to walk back in front of us.

And we missed all. I'm asking who I did in that building, bro. I've been there. I'm like, ain't no way in fuck they missed this nigga leaving. We did. And that coat, too. He had a coat. for Jack and on.

I don't know what happened, man. You saw he just recently tried to pop some shit and get in D.C.? Oh, Lord. Well, it might be something else than shit. See, he happened to the world. So why this thing I don't know. One of the best shows of the world, bro.

Why would you just? He tried the little homie else. Yeah. I don't think he respected. I'll fuck with y'all, though, because y'all kept that shit player, though. Yeah. That's why I respect you all even more,

because you ain't. Yeah, y'all could have turned up, man. You know what I mean? Rightfully so. but y'all y'all moved on to the next night we ain't we ain't them type of people bro we would have to invite nobody on our show them to try to ask them some fucked up shit or me i don't know like people that show us love so when people come through we're gonna try to make the best environment and we had about 200 chicken wing seven eight nine ten bottles of bellet we had the niggas the niggins look cookies and everything you ain't even know he had cookies and shit this no these terrible but Yeah, because y'all show like, I ain't been on y'all show, but I'm just saying how broken play nab and them. Like, y'all show hell of love, bro, so I was just, I don't know, I was just confused. I hate one shit like that happened because now you can't even enjoy that type of shit no more.

You know what I mean, the Rick Ross songs I used to fuck with. Now that shit don't even hit the sign. Turn the shit off. Motherfucker going to walk out on that. Didn't talk about DC can't cross the gun line. I don't know what. I don't know what the fuck we went wrong with these shit. Oh, man.

That's a Master P, man. That's a Master P walked out? Nah, he ain't walk out, boy. He jumped y'all off? What happened? Man, we did a live show in New York. He said, hey, man, I ain't talking about no music. It said, damn.

Remember that. The worst part about it was the circumstances were different. But it's not funny, but I can laugh about it now. This nigga is the biggest hater in the world. So, you know my nigga I love me. It might be the second bigger because I know a nigga. No, this nigga is. no this nigga here and I'm not saying like hating like he'd be hating on somebody down it's just him

like on some shit I love this nigga was singing P so he like doing the singing the song P looking at this nigga like lame ass nigga if you don't talk about my education this shit like that bitch that's like no pee this is the dude this niger cut it on this nigga was so fucking mad I had to hold my composure because I know him like the back of my hand bro he even did not give a fuck, bro. He's like, no, this is my sister. We used to sing this in the house all the time. Just trying to honor him on some cool shit, bro.

Shut my nigga down, bro. Let's talk about his basketball. That he was ready to catch a flight, boy. That's the crazy. I didn't say a word. He didn't say shit. That really happened. We excited to do this interview, though.

We flew there with it. When Mike said, now y'all about to get pee, I'm like, bro, this is fucking crazy. Like, yeah, lives changing. We get to go to New York. I told the DJ. Play this song right when I say this moment. My nigga Tee made the set list for the lobby. We had never had that happen before.

Real shit. Damn. He was my favorite article. So, yeah, he was. Who is now? Who did you replace him? I mean, Jay Z was number one, but he was like a strong number three after Wayne. Who did you replace him with now?

Yeah, man, shit, anybody's an open spot. Him in the only truth sometimes. Sometimes you shouldn't meet the people that too. Yeah, I hate I met him. And I never believed that. And so that's it. I said, damn, that's kind of good. And Pete was cool.

We was backstage talking. It was cool. He was cool than a motherfucker. But when them lights got on, and we had to wait, you know what I mean? Some shit was happening. Yeah, technical difficulties.

I'll tell you, I love camera. The nigga I wish I would have never met. Yeah, we don't want to do that much. This nigga was doing the absolute most. I was like, fuck. I should have never met this nigga.

Oh, girl. Disappoint, man. You will soon. Hey, man, obviously, you know, you, dad. We always talk about the parents involved in sports, man. What's that like for you, man?

Obviously, being notable. going to your son's games and support like that. They bother you in a crowd. You just get to be a parent from the far. Nah, I don't let that shit bother me because it ain't about me. I'm like, hey, watch the game. You watch my son. Yeah.

I'm this biggest shit leader, man. I'm out there like team of rent. I'm not talking big shit. Don't let him do some exciting shit, bro. Yeah. Because, like, my son, he dunk a lot. He loved dunk. So anytime he dunk, I do some shit.

I might go back five hot dogs and get him away or something. You know what I'm saying? I'm not. no poor shit. They've been at the game. Hey, everybody over here getting nachos.

Oh, damn. And my son, he's really good at basketball and to see him excel at some shit that I didn't do,

it's like all my advice sound like some bullshit. Like, he'd be wanting to listen, but he's like, well, what you know about doing? I'm like,

hey, listen to me. Land on both feet. I'd be trying to come with some shit that I know he just don't hear from the regular spot. But I'll be out there

and I'll be, you know, he's giving them the game and shit. You know, working with him on the shit that he's working with with his trainer and then he'll do the shit. And I was like, see, I fucking told you. Then he incorporated it in the game. And then he was like, all right. Because he's 6'6.

He called me little bro. I let him get away with that shit. I didn't know you're talking. I know. I was watching. Oh, he legit. Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. I thought he was at 6-3. Where you want to go to school? Shit, I don't know yet. I don't know. We've been talking about it back and forth. Oh.

I'm not saying it. We'll say it one day. When he announces, when he do the announce, we got to come on Club 5th 24 in the morning, man. You want him to come on a day. You don't have a head laid out. I do it up for my boy. For sure, then, that is.

Let's get this money. We had. Ashton Miller, going to ITG Tech. No, that's my boy. And shout out to my son. Now, that's hard. When did you realize like, damn, this little guy actually kind of nice?

He always been into sports, like, athletically. gifted and shit. So it was one time when he was playing football and he was way bigger than all the rest of the kids. He might have been probably six feet tall, six one and 12 or 13 or something like that. I seen like he was playing a wire receiver and they threw the ball and he had like five dudes on me. He just, I thought he was going to be football. But once I saw him on the basketball court, it was completely different. He'd been playing basketball since he was six, seven, seven. You know, five, six, seven years old. Okay, so it's always one of the bigger kids. So once I saw that he was really, like, studying that shit, and he had a better form than everybody, and he had a better understanding.

That was like, that's when I started training. Now, that's hard, bro. That's dope. That's definitely dope. Give me some numbers, man. I need to get him with the training and all that. I got you. What are you?

He's got me. He definitely. Coach T. Got you? Of course. If you ain't, you ain't trying, bro. This is a different nigga over there. Damn.

You make a phone. I don't see him get some shit in some college, man, man. I've been really, it's been really dope just to watch him, though. Yeah. Because you know how it is. Like, you know, basketball ain't no easy shit. And then I'm sitting, you know, catch the lobs with the left hand.

And, you know, just working on shit. They're like, man, I don't know where he even get all this shit, bro. Ain't nobody, he even had nobody in your film that was athletic. Then you're like, damn, many pride. You know what I mean? Yeah, I got a, my cousin actually is really, really athletic. My cousin, shout out to Shelby McKeown. He just did.

You know, He got the dunk man. Oh, yeah. My cousin is, uh, he went to the University of Alabama, and he was like one of the top high jumpers in the fucking, he was on the, he got a silver medal at the Olympics. Oh, damn. Oh, shit. He's super.

Oh, and yeah, he was, he was really one of them. He got like a 47 inch vertical. Shit. Yeah. What's his name? Lenny's wrong. That's fucking. He went to the fucking Olympics, and I think he high jumped like seven feet or something

shit like that. What happened? He literally tied for gold and they did a jump off. And him and the guy, they both scratched, but they got it. So he just, he took the silver medal as opposed to just splitting the goal. Yeah, yeah. He doesn't hook him up. Check him out.

And tell you people, Shelby McKeown. Okay. Yeah, pull them up. Respect to the lineage for show. Okay. You have a motto that I live by my house. Quit touching shit. Where did that come from, brother?

Please tell me orders of that because I stand behind that ministry. My mom used to say that shit to me growing up when I was, When we used to go in the store and shit, she was like, just quit touching shit all the damn time. I was very destructive as a child growing up. See that? So she used to always tell me to leave shit alone. And that's something that I always stuck with me. There you go right there.

Sheldby, respect. That's hard. I think it's hilarious that you said they're grown people. Like, you said to adults and stuff, and that's fucking hilarious. Hey, quit touching shit. You know what made that stick with me, though? When I was fucked up and didn't have no bread, I used to go in places and I'd be looking. I'm like, don't fuck with nothing.

You ain't got to worry about that. You ain't got to pay for it. For sure. Quit touching shit, leave shit alone. This thing over here. What you mean? How about I say that?

People get fucked up. Mama Tee, tell you quit touching shit. You ain't give a fuck. Leave it alone. Nah, he ain't leave shit alone. That nigga,

it was coming with him. He ain't ever seen nothing he in life. Your cousins? Y'all, this is my name. This is my name. Me his mom. What are you talking about?

That's what he talking about. That's what he talking about. I was young. You, he was 16. He was 17. I had some money Before he committed to wait for us. He almost had a cut.

It's like, it's like 30. It's about 9, about 13. What was just the thrill of taking shit? Nah, I didn't have no money. We go to the store, that's coming with me. If I like it, it would come with me.

I'd be scared to even admit shit like that on him because I don't know where we're at with the laws that shit. They got all these flocked. Shit, these was flea markets. This shit was fake anyway. I was still a fake shit. Damn.

It wasn't no camera Those flea markers The show Them Jibon was definitely Right in front Damn What's still in Jabal? Yeah

Y'all they have flea markets In Mississippi You turn into Levi Yeah, had no fake Faces Fake Jambon No of that shit That's crazy

You never been to Mississippi Vaugh I've just been A bellocin' And Jackson Ain't no fucking Ain't no Gucci Ain't no Louis

Ain't no Flea market Nagg it's just Is what it is It's what it is Not Jackson Jackson did We don't have none of that shit

Damn You don't they don't got it now No Ain't old miss I get a lot of money out there I get a lot of money out there in Ole Miss But you gotta go to Memphis Did you buy shit like that

Okay How far is Memphis from Oxford It's about 40 to 45 minutes Oh okay so you can go to the mom Memphis I was like Yeah but it's dangerous as fuck They be getting like a lot of them Old Miss students

They go to Memphis They be getting broke off Costo broke into MNILD Rob yeah But yeah it ain't really no way like that to spend a whole lot of money on just bullshit in Mississippi.

That's like a good and a bad thing, though. Yeah. If you go to Ole Miss, you're going to sell your bread. Yeah, you're going to deal with some shit, though. Yeah, it's a little bit of tradeoff there. I mean, being close to Memphis, though, bro, you're going to be making that drive, bro. Yeah, you can definitely.

For sure. You're going to go to Memphis. Because you got to, like, that's the closest airport. That's the closest place to go shopping. That's the closest place to really go experience, like some nightlife clubbing. Yeah. How do you think they did it was getting,

kids to go to Ole Missing. It was giving them that money. Since before. You could look it up way back. Oh, miss is always. Ain't there where Michael Orwin? Yeah. Old Miss has always been in the city of, that center of controversy when it

come to playing players all the way back from the late 80s to early 90s. So are you an Ole Miss man? Absolutely. It's right there. I know. He literally hit a game from the house. That's great. Hey, football, Lane, leaving.

Huh? Hey, football, Elaine, Kiffon. We should have never been there. That's our guy. I don't fuck with him. Why don't he'll get money for him? That's our guy. He has y'all lit though.

For ever, lane. We was lit before he got there. What? No. Shut the fuck up. They ain't like that. He had this turn. Ole's been lit since Billy Brew.

David Cuthcliffe had Ole Miss turn up. Yeah, but in the new era. Yeah. Y'all was struggling until Lange got there. man. Oh, Miss Laine. I can't say that. I can't say that, man.

I don't fuck with Lane. Like, I respect. You don't fuck with because he left. Rick Ross Tray. I don't even fuck with him because the way he left. Yeah, he's crazy. That's what he does. Crazy.

You know that was real disrespect. Yeah, that's your. That's what they didn't have, but showing him love. Yeah, that's your friend. Not Ole Miss, Ole Miss is, say Old Miss is in the middle. Yeah. Then Oxford is around Ole Miss. It's really like, it's the old.

So. I remember. He sent me that shit. But it's right in the middle of the city. My boy, Langdon. That shit. My nigga said, remember what I taught you? Yes.

I'm out of this. He said, shout out of y'all. I got a lot of success in his league and his tournament. I got to go get this money. He did that. But he's left other places worth. The way he left Tennessee for USC. He'd be leaving.

That's why he'd go. He'd be leaving. I'll leave. Don't know why leave me. I respect. I respect you. You'd like to be part of the journey. I ain't fucking with it.

Shout out to Deuce Mckelis. That's my favorite. Come on. Sates legend, man. It was cold on the other man. Hell yeah. Man, that to the season, they was burning mattresses.

They was mad as hell he lived in Tennessee if we go to USC. And they got up out of the same. That's what we need on the bar. We need a lane Kiff and episode for sure. Oh, and Lane Kiff and B. Oh, bro.

We're going to turn it up. We're breaking the internet. He's got to get smoke shot. Shout out of the D.K. McHav and AJ Brown, too. Yeah. Oh, sure. Yeah.

My young niggies that old miss, too. Respectful of him. It's crazy at Ole Miss. That's one of the craziest athletes we probably ever seen bro. Who, D-K? Yeah, bro. He's not real human being, bro.

Yeah, for sure. Nah, it's going down for sure, man. If my unhelp real good, too. For real, thank. Shout to the lineage. Oh, he's coming from an athletic background. So, y'all music scene was pretty much Memphis. Yep.

We're listening to a lot of that. A ball, MJG. Three-six Monfees, Moffy, Play, Fly, Gangsta Black, Skinny Pimp. Damn. My nephew just learned about hustle and flow. yeah because he already that shit is so accurate to the to the landscape

nigga I thought it was a documentary for real man where I'm from yeah a nigga take a box Chevy and two pounds of weed over any damn thing damn nip wow yeah man

so niggas really tapped in man for real for we just thought the only thing that like the biggest criticism is the accent the accent wasn't The cadence was right But the accent was a little too I think the accent was more like

Mississippi Yeah it was way more country For sure But to know that that was a reflection Where you from is crazy I thought it was just a movie shot In my fucking Memphis That's fine

Shout to Terrence Howard man That's absolutely He played the shit out of the road bro They had that whole song bro Terrence Howard really had that They really played in Memphis though That's what's gonna get fired

at the game. Whop that trip. But they won something, a big ass award off that. Scrofez Al Capone wrote that song, I think. Yeah, he performed that for sure. Oh, okay.

They won a Grammy. Yeah, 3-6. Yeah. It was, though. It was bigger than the Grammy. I mean, it won an Oscar. Yeah, I'm about saying. A couple of Grammys, too, though.

They won an Oscar. When an Oscar, that was crazy. I remember Paul up there. Is it all right. It's all-Face Al Capone. That's crazy. Scoff face,

And they're going to be 20 years old, bro. It's an old-ass movie. That's the old-a-ish-shit. The fact that he didn't know that is hilarious. Nah, he did. Shout to my boy. I thought that cat from poop shirsty, man. No.

Damn, he didn't even get to. Yeah, man. He didn't even get to experience the star of the shit. He never got to perform none of his hits, bro. No, bro. He signed in the club and shit. FDO, went back to jail. Yeah.

Two bangers. I sent he performing the club in Atlanta. That was, that was it. I don't even want to be in the club with some young niggas performing any rap. Well, now, when he first came out, Sosa's wrong here. You're going? Who, Chief?

Absolutely. Yeah, I told you be him in there. I need to hear that, bro. The real is. The real is free. It is. The real is free. You going to see Sosa?

I'm going. I like this. I love Sosa, too. Yeah, a classic. Yes, bro. His face. My boy used to seen that. He was four years old.

Bobby used to seen that at four. He's taking Bobby? Yes. We were going to see him. you that, bro. I'm scared. You going? Yeah. I'm scared, but I'm going. Chief Keefe, I feel like it's just different now because everybody like

niggas is damn to really grown now, brother. He's grown. He's grown. He escaped all of that shit. He left. He was a smart person to left. He escaped all that shit. I'm fucking with Chief Keefe, too. I don't know this thing that he's been popping out a lot more. He's a lot more folk who he's doing podcasts

and interviews and shit. We just said, white people love this nigg. What? Yes. Something about a dangerous black person. It is true, though. That's because of the concert and shit festival was up, though.

We see that. Jacob. It was going crazy. Bar for bar. No skips either. He's the biggest, man. Nah, man, we got to pull up for show, man. Before we get out here, Carl,

I sell people that can find you, brother. You can find me in America. You may find me. Social media. Or anything you want to shout out, man. I've been in the shit so long. Come on, man. me by now you don't you ain't looking you ain't looking but I'll be around come on man

touch on the heist 85 South the legend no tour man big dog we appreciate you sliding on us again man man thank y'all for having me man I appreciate it all right now I appreciate it pulled up on y'all at the restaurant and come on with all started baby see where y'all taking this shit man anytime I'm around I'm pulling up anytime y'all in Atlanta pulling up yeah anything to promote send it. Let's keep the network strong, man. With this shit right here, this shit gonna live a lot longer than, you know what I mean? That's what we want, bro.

Yes, bro. I got to pull up to the garage, bro. I gotta pull up to the garage, man. Come on, man. I got to see the sleep shop. We do a whole other episode back on. I'm pulling up. We can start out.

We can't see this. 20 motors or something shit. Come on. That sounds good. We'll be giving me high DJ. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to get a convertible though. When you get that converter.

That's all right. That's when we go kick it out. I'm a convertible. That's the episode right there. I'll get a converter. Call me the night before I fly up here. Yeah. I'm going to get the one for my girl.

Get the S. For the ladies. Your girl. Yes, the soft top. Soft top. I'm getting a converter. I got it. About 13K.

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