Club Shay Shay - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on HILARIOUS PJ Tucker story, Thompson twins playing for Jamaica, New Orleans jailbreak

Episode Date: May 27, 2025

We’re back with Season 3, Episode 62 of Club 520, and Jeff Teague! Teague and the guys GO IN ON the New Orleans jailbreak and what they'd do on their first day escaping from jail. Plus, Jeff talks about Ausar and Amen Thompson seeking Jamaican citizenship in a move that would see them playing for the Jamaican national team. And Teague shares a funny story from a recent conversation he had with New York Knicks vet PJ Tucker. And don't miss the fellas talk Indy 500, when it's time to shave a receding hairline, inflation, Kid Cudi's testimony in the Diddy trial, and so much more! #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This should be here not the prellies. How you what, Nasty? What's happening, bro? Shout out to Ray's day. My boy dedicated to the craft, boy. Yeah, LH, just felt like L.A. traffic, bro. He late, bro. Fuck all that. I ain't never late.

I been late one time. I ain't biting the bait today. I was late one time. What's his name? Ricky Smiley. What's his? Nobody in the bay today. Well, I was like, what's up? What's his name? Ricky Smiley. What's his name? You never had Rick on here. What's his name?

Rick for that weekend. It's nigga. Oh, Michael Blackson. Michael Blackson. Hey, listen, man, it's always funny. Major business in everybody's cities. They'd be excited to be there and be geek. But the people who live in those cities is hell

because 8500 brings nothing but bullshit to traffic in Indianapolis Yeah, I do Shout out to the race man. I'm sure everybody had a good time out there. It was another sold out event So that's love for the city. Nah for sure. I've been seeing everybody stories too. That's been funny as hell I ain't seen so many black people at the track ever in my life into the last couple years, man Nah for real. They got all those events and concerts and shit going on. It's a lot of stuff for you to do. You can walk up and down 16 for many viewers don't know,

but that's like a long street down by the race and shit. Full vendors and everything. So it's towards me and it's crazy to you because Georgetown road, bro, people don't know that used to be all the way open in front of the truck. You could just drive or walk in for that. That shit is not even possible no more. First time in a row, bro, people don't know that used to be all the way open in front of the truck. You could just drive or walk in front of the, that shit don't, it's not even possible no more.

It's kind of crazy how things have turned here of late. Yeah, it's nasty work, but still to my right, my dog, young Nacho, young T, how you what? Chillin' bro, just chillin'. Mm-mm-mm. Just chillin'. Everybody okay, man? It's been a while since we've been in the studio.

It's been a hell of a day so far. I know, I can't believe this nigga is gonna tell me. He been on the road. Yeah, he was late, bruh. I'm sorry, I'm finding niggas, bruh. He been on the road. Marcus got a pink slip. Be here, that shit gonna be on your chair.

That shit on your chair next week, bruh. My boy moved in for a little bit. Yeah, he got a double fine. That nigga didn't come at all. Pause. You know why I fuck with Wook and that little nigga so much? He answered the FaceTime. He said, where you at? Ask Wook in here.

I said, yeah, I'm eating barbecue. This nigga, we are at work. Shout out to the Pacers. I was like, what? Nigga, you're supposed to be here. Oh! Yeah, you are. He said, hey, I'm a little way.

Should I wave and pull up? I'm in Carmel, but I can pull up. I'm out of town. I can be here like 20 minutes. That was so funny. That's a booster. The pink slip is funny. I said, yeah, I'm about to put them on your chair.

Don't even worry about that. That's crazy. I want to ask you this question, man. Shout out to the people who made the grand finesse again, out of prison, all nine of them. I think it's nine or 11. I forgot the number. I want to ask you made the grand finesse of getting out of prison, all nine of them, I think it was nine or 11 of them forgot the number. I want to ask y'all, because some of them that got caught

been doing some wild shit, first day out, if y'all escaped by the jail first day, what y'all on? What's the first play? Did a nigga get caught on the bench, right? Yeah, I think he was on drugs. There's no other reason that he was sleeping on that bench. He wanted to get high on his first day out. Yeah, he wanted to get high.

I'ma probably go get me a prepaid phone. Cause if I go to jail, I'ma at least have some chicken. A little chicken. I'll get a prepaid phone, man. Call my girl, man, and book me a flight. I'm not staying in my surrounding areas. You're booking a flight? I don't think you're getting on the flight.

I'm getting on the flight, bro. Do you have another ID? Yes, bro. Let me tell y'all something, bro. If y'all think these niggas just woke up and said, y'all, we leaving today. So. They did.

I've seen prison break. My nigga fell asleep. No, it's a plan, bro. My nigga fell asleep on the bench. He had no plan. Now listen, I don't- He's a loser, bro. Y'all just said he's a drunk drunk, bro.

I don't even know. He need 34 years. You suck at tag, bro. He suck. I'm gonna say, listen, of some of them people who got out, I believe that there was a couple who had legit plans. Everybody else was like, see if we get out this bitch, I'm rolling. I'm leaving tonight.

They like, fuck it, we going with you man. Fuck it, we leaving. You see they was stunned, they rolled the shit hit. Catch you later, if you catch me if you can. Fuck y'all. Wanna get a prepaid phone man, tell my girl, come get me man. All right, so be here first day out,

you know what I'm saying, you grabbing the Boost Mobile, you locked me in, you calling Shorty. Yes bro, I'm outta there. I'm not staying bro, you getting caught bro. Y'all gonna have to catch me like three, four weeks later. Yeah, I'm probably gonna. I'm not staying in the city. They was in New Orleans?

Yeah. Shit, I'm gonna try and hit the border. Try and get to Mexico. I'm gonna just get to Mexico. I'm trying to get to Mexico. I'm trying to get straight to Mexico. I figure out the play when I get there. I know that freedom isn't here. That's what I know. I know if I don't leave home, be back with these niggas.

I'm trying to get to Mexico. I'm in be back with these niggas. I'm trying to get to Mexico. We on a hunt. I'm in the cities. Andre Owas in Prague. Here I come. Behaving and now going straight to streaming university. Literally. Literally. Interest experience.

One of them was streaming. Yeah, he went live. He said, hell, bro. That's what I'm saying. One of them went live. Like you said a long time ago, when has Evercore Live been beneficial for niggas? It's never been beneficial. We learned the hard way.

Yeah bro, niggas do shit like that bro. You need an extra 30 bro, extra 30. Why would he go live though? What up, I'm out. Leave me home pussy. Here's your wish. What was he thinking bro? I feel like they planned that shit bro.

I'm trying to get to Mexico as soon as I can. Mexico, bro. And get low. That's tough. I don't give a fuck. I just want to know what niggas' charges were, because if you a nigga who had a year left, bro, stay in. They all had to have murders.

They all had to have murders. Y'all know what's crazy? What? One of the niggas had done it before, a year before. Oh, he's called? I think he was the leader. He the leader. Yeah, that's a-

See? That's Michael Schofield, nigga, prison break, bro. That's how I know it was a plan, bro. We can get out this bitch. I did it one time. Right, I done did this shit before, y'all. Why they keep him in the same jail? Like, why is he in the same prison?

Well, usually- He done broke out this bitch one time. Usually, prisons feel like, nigga, I got you. Ain't no way you get out this whole game. I'm saying, you probably need to transfer. They dig up the scope. At this point, you definitely got to. I need to change the storm doors of that motherfucker.

He needs to be free. If you can break out of a prison twice, nigga, you deserve to be free to, bro. They should put that in the laws, bro. That's why I stopped watching prison break, because they was breaking out too much shit, but this might be true. Bro, they broke out of American prison, a foreign prison,

a third one, bro, they would do all types of crazy shit. When they went to the Dominican Republic, broke out of there, I said, I don't fucking know. I see that tells you right there, bro. Niggas got plans, bro. Nobody just walking up like, all right, y'all, we cutting out today. Niggas is in the yard, bro.

This is what we finna do. Yeah, they ain't had no plans. Bro, homie got arrested in the bait fit, niggas came home and got clean. See what I'm saying? You j clicked. See what I'm saying? He changed. See what I'm saying? He was tweaking.

Bro, you go get your paper ID, bro. He was, he was tweaking, bro. You gotta go. He got to Bay Fit. He tweaking. He supposed to go to Mexico, bro. Get a bus ticket. Get a hair, it's something.

He supposed to be in Mexico, bro. My niggas got friends. Shit. He tweaking. That's one thing niggas gonna do, boy. We gonna, we gonna go in Mexico, bro. My niggas got friends. He tweaking. That's one thing niggas gonna do, boy. We're gonna go out strong, baby. He probably thought niggas probably really thought he was out.

Oh, my nigga home. He hit the block. Niggas probably got him a fish. Turned on the news. But you know, everybody we see to get free on Instagram, bro, they niggas bring a fit and the bag of money. That's what I swear. He probably came home. They got him out.

How the fuck did they get out of there? What does it look like? A little hot nigga. What the hell? It's too easy. That was. But they could do you see that little ass window? They got out of?

Bro, somebody heard prison is not fun, bro. Y'all don't got spare IDs at the career, bro. Niggas keep the spare IDs. Well, you can't use that ID because you are wanted. I'm outta here, bro. You are wanted. You gonna go to airport and this will be the last time. The alert wasn't out as soon as they left, bro.

Oh, shit. Did you see how they left when they got out? Niggas was damn good. Karaoke ain't out of their motherfuckers, bro. Oh, shit. Did you see how they left when they got out? Niggas was damn good. Karaoke ain't out of that motherfucker, bro. Niggas was not urgent. They was shrippin' and shit. That's what I'm sayin'. They hit one out, bro.

They walked smooth out there, bitch, bro. That thing was like they was living in a party. Niggas was spoiled and shit. Did you see the dude who helped him? One of the guards. Now he gotta go to jail. Ain't that a bitch? Nigga, you was free. Now you do a bullshit and now you ain't gonna do this.

You wanna help some niggas get out, so you gotta go in Nigga, you was free. Now you doing bullshit and now you in here with these things. You wanna help some niggas get out, so you gotta go in. Say it. You dumbass. This was hitting his hand, bro. Got a bankroll for you, bro. They gonna hit his hand now? Prison guards, bro.

You know, I'm not saying they don't make no good chicken, bro, but they was probably hitting his head like shit. Aside from that's like security at the club, bro. Oh, the nigga you slide that 24, he used to let you keep your hat on? I'm so happy that the club culture changed. Why would you, we had to pay you extra to keep the hat on, bro.

Niggas that smoke. I remember niggas used to damn near fight for they hat. Yeah. I know a nigga who wouldn't go in the club, they can't keep their hat on. That's too serious. On me, bro. I know a nigga, bro.

He really would go in if he could keep his hat on. Especially younger, some of our friends lost his shit before others. It was so bad, that nigga only played basketball with a durag on. Oh shit. Who is it bro? He was early in our life too bro, he was bald early.

But that nigga would not go to class, I seen that nigga. Now you got me thinking bro. He like, you gotta take your hat off, nigga said, man I give you 100, man. He was like, nah we don't do no hat off. Nigga said, man, I give you a hundred, man. He's like, nah, we don't do no hats. That nigga was like, man, boy, if you offer a nigga a hundred for the fitted, bro, you are.

Post some initials to it. That's my nigga Boogie, baby. Boogie, that's my nigga. That nigga would not take his hat off, bro. He balled, he cool, though. So Boogie was trying to hold on to this shit. Well, you know he used to have a 360. That shit was gold.

That nigga would not take that hat off. Bro, it's crazy. We used to hoop with this nigga named Reese, bro. He always had a durag on. And then one day, you know what I'm saying, we was leaving because we used to hope early mornings, everybody leaving going, sure, I get ready for work. And nigga, I said, nigga, you ball?

Why the fuck have you been having a durag on? I've known you for two years and you have not had hair. Why do you have a durag? That's the last thing niggas will let go. Niggas will let they bitch go before they hear. Oh, God. If you put a bald up. Hey, for real, bro, that's some real shit.

Keep your hair, keep your bitch. Keep my hair. What's up, Crash? How's the poor life? Get her gone. The crowd is always yours, it never hurts. For sure, man. We about to have some fun today, man.

Let's get the drinks flowing, man. Barbie! That's funny as fuck though, man. Yeah, bro. I think we should try to put a play together, bro. Tell our plan, like, if we was all in jail for real, I think we would probably get caught fucking with Mike. Well, did you see Mike's motivational speeches on Instagram?

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This shit, bitch. Look at how that day was very memorable. That drink, that motherfucker. I'm okay. Not too much. We haven't seen you since the Bow Wow episode. Look at DJ. Damn.

This motherfucker strong. Come on. Motherfucker made my eyes cross. He thought we were on a gatorade, bitch. He done served the motherfucker. No, it's good. This is stronger than that. He done served the motherfucker pretzel on this bitch. Is it that strong? And put a potato on this motherfucker.

I was free-handing. Now, normally when I make those, I use my little dick here. I'm sorry. Hey, what's up, bitch? I'll be free-handed shit here. So I'll be turning up the faces of the plans tonight. We can't even live. Let's go.

We talk about niggas escaping. Mark brought us some Prince of Hoots. Now, this is some fucking hoots. This is some T-Wing. Say that nigga walked out smooth with my drink, didn't he? I thought I missed you. I don't. Damn. Yeah, I hate you. They thought a bitch come over and talk about I'm free-handed. I, I don't, damn.

Yeah, I eat shit. Ain't nothing bitch, come here and talk about it. I'm free-headed, don't be free-headed. You will always be way more, you be just fine. Don't you start complaining today. This motherfucker, a headache waiting to happen. No it is not, it's smooth. I need a ginger ale.

We got that. Goddamn. Did you see, did you see Freaky Mike's inspirational IG post? I did. That was resurfaced this weekend. Yeah, yeah. I'm glad that everybody reposted those.

Don't be a sucker. Trump. You don't get your ass. Did you say Trump? You don't be a sucker, you gonna be a sucker. You said fucking Trump. Trump. All right, so listen up.

What Jeff is not gonna tell y'all is that's really the reason I'm here. He told Paula that he liked the lighting in my videos. He's like, I want the podcast to look as good as your videos. That's a fucking lie. That's not a fact as good as your videos. That's a fucking lie. That's not a fact. That's a fact. That's a fucking lie.

I sent out the text messages, Paula said- She probably said that. Jeff said he wants y'all podcast, the podcast to look like your videos. I was like, you know what? I got an inspirational video dropping tomorrow just for Jeff. What about the sound?

First of all- See, no, the sound is- First of all, Paula's show be his videos. I was like, no, the sound is this. First of all, when Sean was showing me his videos, I was like, yeah, that shit wet. I was like, oh, okay. He spun back around at the end like he ate. Yeah. So that was when I actually made money

before y'all stopped paying me. Luis, I got a clip for you, bro. It needs to be a part of the reel. Oh, okay. Freaky Mike, it's a legendary. Y'all are going to cry after this one. Oh, you got some footage. So Luis, I'm going to lock you in after we leave here, bro.

Don't be a sucker. This is the man. If you don't get this, fuck it. No, wait till you see this one, Jeff. This is the 1990s. Drug campaign. I just a lot of you. Did you see the chair in the hospital, like Big Fendi,

when he pick out the helicopter? Don't be a sucker. Don't do drugs. You got able suckers, you gonna be a sucker. Let me think, let me think. I had a lot of them. Jive turkey ass nigga, fuck bike. Jive fucking turkey.

All right, more of that weekend barbecue whipping up. What you got going? No, I'm going to somebody else's. I'm not cooking shit this weekend. See, that's the problem with our generation. Nobody wanna have the barbecue. Everybody wanna go to the barbecue. I live in an apartment.

Respect. We need to be outside doing the electric slide. Oh, man. Fuck all that, Barbie. I seen you hugging up at the 520 day. For the love of Barbie. I gotta get that money, man. Money, man.

What is she saying? I had so much fucking fun. I gotta get that money, man. Money, baby. What is she? I had so much fucking fun. I was hooked up with a few people. We used to be hooked up with. The YouTube comments up said they said you chose a Caucasian king. What, white chocolate?

Like to address that. You was hooked up with a white dog? They said Oscar Russo could never. You said you. I found my Seth Rogen. Oh, okay. He came up to me, said, yeah, I love Barbie, I came just for her. I said, all right, King.

Mike, what you scrolling for? We don't need you full of no pictures. This is a skinny white boy. Yeah, I said, all right, King. He said, I appreciate that, King. Yeah. Barbie was skinny, but TJ McConnell, I respect that. Nah, that was motherfucking, yeah.

What's the motherfucking from Boston that rap? Nah, that's White Chocolate from EBC. Oh, I didn't see that. Oh, there he is. For the love of fucking- Hey, babe. Oh, okay. What a nigga that rap from Boston.

The white boy gotta look like that for an R. Try your Mac Miller. Nah, not an RP. The one that rap that be talking to Remy Ma. What's his name, Nilsie? Oh yeah, from Philly. I know who he talking about. I don't know where he from.

He from Mille, so I got all the tats on the phrase. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. 520 Day was so lit. I really enjoyed myself. I did too, 520 Day was very fun. Speaking of Remy Ma, that back and forth passes by. Salute to both parties.

Love, we will love. I think it was scripted, bro. You think this is a roll out? I ain't trying to get a TV show, bro. I feel like it is too, cause this is like not, it's too embarrassing for y'all to be be for real, for real. I don't like seeing Pat Poole in that light.

Shout out to my homie, Wyatt, he said, nigga gotta hate you to leave all his clothes and hats at your house. Just leave them starting to fly. That nigga really gotta hate your guts. Nigga, start a new hat collection, it's crazy. Cause you know, his, bro, it has to be since 2000. Yeah bro, he had those hats with academic outfits for,

and nines, the nines. Green Keno. Hey mom, we got a lineup with the fitted on, he just rotated it. Yeah right. Bro, please Google it, Papu, he was rapping, he got a lineup with a hat on. He was sick of her shit, he left all his pants.

So yeah, this is fake, yo. He doing shit like that. No, this is old, this not now. No, I'm just saying bro, this is conscious. Yeah, not now. No, I'm just saying, bro. This is content. This is content. Yeah, I think they do. I think they trying to get a show, the Papp and Remy show, and they got separate lives with the boxer chick.

Clarissa Shields don't need to be in this light either. Clarissa Shields, hey, when I wake up in the morning, this shit better stop. Don't you? I'm a whoopee, everybody has. Don't you got a movie? Yeah, it dropped. Yeah, it dropped really at the beginning of the year,

if I'm correct. Like a biopic? I'm not too sure what it is. I ain't gonna lie, movie? Yeah, it dropped really at the beginning of the year, if I'm correct. Like a biopic? I'm not too sure what it is. I ain't gonna lie, I went and checked it for her respectfully. Y'all see the tights with the shoes tied around them? Excuse me? She had on like some ballerina flats

and she has them black tights and then she had it tied up around it. Yeah, they never said she was a dresser, they just said she was a fighter. She punches people in the face for a living. She like them aggressive motherfuckers. You punches people in the face for a living. So I just- You like them aggressive motherfuckers. You go from Remy Ma to another boxer.

That's you. He has to get somebody that can't say what? Go get to one of these soft girls. They said, Pap, you whooping niggas too though. Oh yeah, I'm just saying though. I heard he whooped her man, allegedly. Allegedly he whooped her. I mean, he whooped him.

Yeah, here we go, right here, bro. Look at the hat. He mean, whoops him. Yeah. Oh, here we go. Right here, bro. Look at the hat. He got it rotated, bro. That's black history right there, bro. Hey, man, take this. No, content ain't that important, man. Pebbles, come on, man.

Please, please. He was a legend. Well, KB, look at him. He is a legend. Well, he is a legend. And that's the fuck up part about this. Bro, I just had a crazy breakup down, but that's a person, bro. That's fucked up, bro. Text messages get released, bro.

It's a lot of people we grow with, bro. Text messages get released. It's like, damn, I didn't know he was on there. You know what I mean? Oh yeah, bro. I told you, bro. When I first seen the Ray Allen tweets, I said, oh yeah, this is why he was my go.

Oh boy, wow, with it. Yeah, I mean, everybody probably say some wild shit in that text. But everybody got shit that they would not want the world to see, 1000% bro. You just got to be like, oh, I this is why he was my go. Oh boy, wow, what is it? Yeah, I mean, everybody probably say some wow shit. It ain't text. But everybody got shit they would not want the world to see. 1000% bro, you just get lucky when it's not your damn court. I wonder why people do that though.

What? Like try to expose like the text message game. Can you explain that from a female standpoint, Barbie? Why they do that? I'm not doing it at all. I don't like people in my business at all. And I be saying some off the wall shit. So please.

You ever just say shit to people just to see like what they say back? Yep. And I'm real, real, real, real fucking mean. So what about a nigga say that like, damn, or a girl be like, yo, I just want to, I want them to do all this wild shit. But she really just like testing or like vice versa.

A nigga just testing a girl like, man. Some freaky shit? Even that, or like a nigga just be like, man, I'm gonna give you a million dollars and blah, blah, blah, blah, I'm gonna spend all this money on you, but you gotta do this just to see what you would say. Try to go Dubai. Suck it from the back.

Yeah, I'm gonna, you got, I'm gonna give you, I'm gonna give you, suck it from the back, I'm gonna give you two million dollars. All right, that was good. I'ma give you two million dollars. I'ma give you two million dollars or shit on you or something. Yeah, like no. But I'm saying, and then you might respond like, shit, two million, I'm damn near might go, but you might be joking, and nigga clip it up.

Look at her, she was ready to go for two million to get shitted on in Dubai. You like, nigga, that was a joke. But I feel like you gotta know how corny a person is. Like that kind of person, you will already be like, I'm not even about to entertain. You don't even know though, nowadays. Motherfuckers be.

It ain't too hard. You can't really, you don't really know people nowadays. I agree, bro. I think it is though. I've been on a level you dealing with somebody to though. I think the problem is a lot of people have communication with people, but don't have conversations with people.

Like when you talk to a motherfucker, you can't hide the bullshit. But if all we do is Instagram, text, all that shit, oh yeah, you can finesse it all day. When you talk to a motherfucker, you can't hide the bullshit. But if all we do is Instagram, text, all that shit, oh yeah, you can finesse it all day. When you talk to a motherfucker, you gon' find the bullshit. You gotta be careful with the text, bro. Boss man D-Lo, man. Oh.

My boy going through it. What he do? Nah, for real, there it go. That shit's embarrassing. I'm like, oh my God. What he do? It's a little, it hit me something. They put some allegations on my boy, man.

But it's not even like a transgender, it is a boy. Yeah, but I'm saying he's a two way player. He was writing a boy with a fat ass and some eyebrows, but it was a boy with a boozy cut. Man, that ain't real, man. It's AI. That's what I'm saying. If anybody ever exposed me as AI, I don't give a fuck.

And that's gonna work? It gonna have to. It's gonna work. You and AI gonna be moving you out this house. Come on, come on, boss. I ain't gonna put that on you, man, moving you out this house. Come on, boss. I ain't gonna put that on you, man. I don't know. Yeah, but text messages getting exposed,

you don't know how something get crappy. It's wicked out here. I mean, like what you like, but you gotta be careful. Now if you, and this ain't about bossing me, I'm just saying, if you fucking with the Transformers, bro, get off the text, bro. Call them, bro. That's what you would think though.

Yeah, if you in that light high position, bro, cause a lot of these rapper niggas, like they love the Transformers, bro. So if you dealing with them. Love for you or love. Yeah. I'm just saying. Shout out to Optimus Prime.

Yeah, just get on the speaker. And like getting recorded, like why are you getting recorded if you know that you're somebody? But why are you doing that though if that's like, that's his thing, why you trying to be the guy to put him on black? It's corny, but that's the day that we live in.

I'm saying, but he probably was more like, he got mad at him about some shit, I forgot what they say he got mad about. Yeah, he got mad about something. It's like the, all of that video shooting out of the Bobby V of running down the hallway. It is like, ran out on the bill, allegedly. But Bobby V did run out on the bill though.

He fled the scene. You ever seen the deacon? Yeah. When he was getting the shit, he beats me every week. And he was like, take off this thing. Oh yeah, that nigga was a fucking deacon. He was a pastor. Oh yeah.

He was a lord. He was a shepherd. But there's, he was a pastor. He was a Lord, he was a shepherd. But there's a, he was a shepherd. He was a shepherd. He was a Tommy Shepherd. Yo, that shit was funny. Yeah. And this another one was like, you bought $200

and he was like, take me out to a party, you know I'm good for it. For $200, he was getting exposed? Yeah, yeah. Oh my goodness. Me and Big Walsh, I was like, I want to see you on the 200. But you know, that's the guy.

That's the guy. I'm still laughing. That's the two niggas. The two dudes in the hallway, when they called him, he had his arm around dude. The dude said, I'll record y'all. He start beating the nigga up. That's right, bro.

That's why, that's why. He was just kidding with him. That's why. That's why people gotta do what Lamar Houghtam did. What'd he do? Went wherever that place was and died. And died. Buddy wrench.

Oh yeah. Oh yeah. My boy went to the hostel. Yeah. You can go wherever, do whatever you wanna do man. You ain't gotta worry about nothing. All the brothels, you gotta sign NDAs and shit. I would sign anything in there.

I'm just saying, keep on saying. The pastor should've just went there. I'm just, I'm cool. That's just too much. It's better than nothing. I'm gonna have to go on a speedway and get in one of them hotel sixes. Nah, thanks, I'm gonna love who you love, bro.

The property sixes. Y'all niggas are the property. When they pull up and see that brand new cat, like I was like, I know that's Pastor Dickens. He the only nigga with the black suit, 2017 catty. They say Pastor Dickens on the back. That's why you can't go to church. With the church sicker. That's the hotel six, bro. He's white. That's why you can't go to church with him.

You can't go to the Lord of the Six. You got the First Lady playing for you? His wife called her Pete because she worked for Tiffany. Oh my God. That's your car. Hey, mom. Oh, Mary Kay. Mary Kay.

You know what's funny? My mom did Mary Kay with all her friends. I said, did y'all know y'all was a part of Pyramid Skate? Only one person got that grand damn. That's the real code. It was a grand damn. Oh, the title, it was a Cadillac. You had it, there we go. We'll never forget the Cadillac.

But if you was a regular nigga trying to come up, it was for a pink grand damn. A pink grand damn in 99 was not that expensive. But nigga, a pink car alone is ass. Like, what are we doing? Oh, what's my mama's ass from having a pink car? I had a pink Cadillac. You had a pink Cadillac up the ox thing and yep.

I had a four-door, a pink two-door Cavalier is out of pocket. I didn't know that there were four doors. I didn't know that was a sedan. Cavalier, Alero, four doors, four doors, Yeah, that's the smallest four doors. I didn't know that was a sedan. I had one, I loved it. Cavalier, Alero, Taurus. I had Alero? I had a Green Dan. I was fired on when we was in high school.

The cars were so ugly. Silver, Silver, Alero. Niggas had definitely four Tauruses. For sure. I would have prayed for one of those. Yeah, a Taurus was lit. I felt like a drug dealer. I hate talking about my grandma. Grandma Keith.

Grandma Keith. My mom and dad gave me so much motivation to do something with my life because of that damn car. Another dark story. Bro, I had an 88 kid. Spill with him. It's cool. My niggas had old schools though.

Wack had an old school. Trey had an old school. What kind of old school you talking about? I think they had like Crown Vicks. Ah yeah them cool. Delta, 88's. Them cool. Yeah, my first car.

My name says some cars. I had an 88 Caprice, my shit was fire though. See I done had miles with 88 Camry, that ain't fire. Yeah you had an OG Camry. Especially if you going that back since you was born. Yeah, that's when I was born. Yeah, the heartbeat would be crazy. Are you pulling it up? Cause I don't know what it looks like. You gotta that's the year I was born. The Earth would be crazy. Are you pulling it up?

Cause I don't know what it looks like. You gotta get an old school, old school. Yeah, Mars was silver with a dent in the back. That's what it was? But your gas mileage was probably like, impeccable. All I needed was 15. I was good for the week. That's what gas was $4 a gallon too.

You were great. Yeah, but- I drove a damn many. Imagine, hold on. This is definitely, okay, this is a, this was when I was 16, 17. Imagine, hold on, this is, okay, this is a, this was when I was 16, 17. So imagine you picking your date up and hitting her on the hood of that. That shot gotta be crazy.

She gotta be crazy, I'm gonna get smacked on the hood of that motherfucker. Face down. Y'all also gotta take this shot, y'all gotta face. That bitch gonna cool down to about after 30 minutes. That's why, M.O. She knew you was gonna wake up. M.O. Buffalo was hanging down, shot to her, boy.

She was like, please. M.O. Buffalo, what's up? Niggas got first three. I first hit him in the backseat, ordered a present, the car was too little. And we had to get out. 6-2 at 13. Dude, where's my car?

That's literally, oh, that's a roll. I thought you would've kept it. That is crazy, man. Talk about the whip's literally, that's literally. Oh, that's how you roll. I thought you would've kept it. That is crazy, man. Talk about the whip. Sorry, I wasn't. You cracking bitches into that, nigga. You deserve to have 10 kids, nigga.

It's staying now. You out there, I think you went to the nearest Wives game, got some shots up. I gotta get it. I gotta make it. I gotta make it. I gotta make it. I gotta make it. Oh man. I think I was getting this is

a fucking demon. You're a fucking demon. I love my nigga man, he a demon man. Oh man. Oh stay true to yourself. Oh the hood up is crazy. Did you say the bum? No please let the money take you. Let the money take you. Did you say the bum was hanging? No, please, that's what he taking away.

Oh, my muffler was hanging. Sounds of infritu. I got hit back in the herd driveway. The same girl? No, no, no, no. No, no, no. No disrespect. Nah.

Hell no. I'm sorry I hurt you, bro. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. No, no. I was saying, I was back at her driveway. Oh my God. My car got hit. So when it hit, the bumper started dragging, but I didn't have no money to get it fixed.

I just drove away. You supposed to use it with a hanger. Excuse me? To use a hanger? Bump you out here fixing your car? No. I had a good father and a good great dad. No. But. The muffler and the muffler was hanging there.

Probably when my car came out, the muffler just fell off. And Mookie was in the backseat and he told me, nigga, I think so, I dropped your car. And I was like, they probably was the bumper. And then they started smoking. It was the muffler. And that was the end of that. Hey man, whoever has an 88 Cambry, it was a muffler. And that was the end of that.

Hey man, whoever has an 88 Cambry, please sell it to us. We have to have it for 520. We about to pit my ride to the 88 Cambry. We're gonna bring it back to life, bro. I'm gonna get you, please give me some paper towels. I'm dying. Elizabeth, hey, I love y'all niggas. Hey, you know what's crazy about that, Carla? I was picking people up. Like niggas was coming, I'm hunking the horn.

Hey, come outside nigga. We five deep in that bitch. But you said you was 16. It was like whoever had a car, it didn't even fucking matter. Let's ride. My niggas had a nice car. I don't know why they always want to ride with me.

My parents didn't really care too much about nothing I did. The rule of thumb is whoever has the nicest car, that's who's driving. My nigga Lou, no, no, no, that's never it. My nigga Lou had a Lero, he had a nice car, but he was never be found. He was with his girl all the time. You want me to get it here?

You come on, Malk. Come on, let's see. Malk, I don't want to be on screen. Come on, Malk. Freaky Malk, there's a seat behind you. Yeah, show them the hat. They're like, Ryan, what the fuck is this? Shout out to the gang.

Now, I wanna ask you a question. Why that nigga laughing at my car though? It's deeper than that. The story is deep. Why is the side of your head? Story time with T.D. Strikes again. Oh, give a fuck.

Oh man. Hey, hey, it was an accident. How did y'all decide who drove? I don't give a fuck. Oh man, hey, hey, it was an accident. How did y'all decide who drove? How we decide? I had the biggest car, so, shit. You know what I mean, right? Grand Caravan. Bubby, T-Good, Sauce, Tarong, Trey, Wag, Adam, Shani.

Shout out to all these men. That's all the people that was in it? Yep. Damn. So all my guys, who was in it? Yep. Damn. So all my guys, who drove? Only me and Lou drove. You had a, he drove his own car sometime. Phil didn't have his license until he was like 25.

Damn. Damn, that's true though. All my niggas had cars, I just had to figure out if we was going somewhere or so. We had to pick up Phil every time. Like, Phil you fucking with us? Come get me. Hey where you at? Come get me. That feel you fucking with us. Come get me. Come get me.

That's all you ever said. Come get me. Phil would have had a Phillip tank. Oh he did. Every morning his mom gave you 25. Shout out to my nigga Lou. I love that nigga to death. So when I wrecked my car, my senior ain't had no car.

So Lou used to take all this to school. He would pick Phillip and his mama would give us 25 for the week. Phillip mama would get Lou. Tell you what Lou would do. And nigga, Lou would put $2 in his tank, buy a cheap, like, buy a, whatever, them sandwiches out of Village Petrie.

Or the sandwich. Buy one of them, put $2 in his tank, take us to school. Wow. Nigga, we be on E the rest of the week. We be like, Lou, she gave you 20, bruh. You're like, nigga, just for your money, yeah. Your mama ain't give us nothing. Nigga, hey, motherfucker. How're like, nigga, Jeff, where your money at? Where my man give us money? Hey, motherfucker.

How much was the sandwich? I don't know. By $7. I don't know. That nigga would do that shit every time. I'm scared of him. You know what I'd do? I'd go there right with him. You want a sandwich? I'ma get one too.

Okay, there it goes. That shit go in my pocket. You know what's sad about that? There was no way y'all were excited about the sandwiches. The Burger King was the next block open. Nick Donald's. The nigga said everything. It was 56 stores that.

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Out of high school. 98 is crazy. Gav was like $2 though back then. For real, two, three dollars. But Gav jumped though. Oh wait, is when shit got cracking. Yeah, I was gone. I had a caprice in it.

Gav was nasty. I remember when my dad knew I was mad when Gav became like a dollar 50. Damn. My dad was like, hell no, man. Gas was nasty. I remember when my dad knew I was mad when Gav became like a dollar 50. Damn. My dad was like, man, hell no. Man. That's crazy. We ain't about to be driving.

I'm like, damn, 150, damn. Nigga, if I will cry if I seen gas at 150 right now. What? I'm pulling over now. I don't care what I got. Nah, yeah, it's Indy car. I mean, Indy 500 traffic for that. What?

If you look at the old days, niggas used to get apartments for 600 a month. Oh, yeah. The cost of living is probably is crazy. You'll see Warren Buffett House. And he live in the same house. He has like the 80s, bro. But that's like 70 K. Damn. So you seen that shit?

Yeah, it's worth like 500. Now it's a regular, regular house. You drink it out. Damn. So you seen that shit? Yeah. It's worth like 500. It's a regular house. You drink it out? No, it's just, he got the same house since like 1970. And that's the crazy part. When you have assets at any point, you can get them and hold on to them for a very long time period, bro.

You're having a crib, a crib of 70K cash. That's how much houses was back then, bro. That's crazy. My first rental property was 65K cash. So much houses was back then bro. That's crazy. My first rental property was 65 K cash. How much is that property now? Don't look like that. I bet you how much that property now? How much I sell for now? Like 240.

That's a hell of a flip. One of my good friends, they run it so. I want to get them out. But. I love. I love too much, man. They ain't got a fool. I love you. Shout out to my nigga.

I love you to death, brother. Can't wait for your nigga to come in. Frasier. How old are you? 31. Oh, okay. You ain't that far from us. I'm about to say, you talking to us,

like we just some old heads, real. Yeah, y'all up there. Ain't too far. Yeah, but hold on now. I'm about to be 37. just, oh, it's real. Yeah, y'all up there. Ain't too hard. Yeah, but hold on now. I'm about to be 37. How are you? 40 is just. So what year you graduated?

2012. 2012. I ain't got nothing to do with 2012. That was a good year. 2012 was a good year for me. That was my first TEE birthday party. No, 2010 was, but the first time I threw it was 2012. I was in there.

He was. I was too. We ain't gonna put fake ID. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. You got some cards on you. Don't put them lies on me. I'm just playing.

We caught it for everybody. Yeah, I had a card. If you wasn't 25, you couldn't even get in my party. What was 2012 with Ascensu? Mm-hmm. Oh yeah, that was the, yeah. Yeah, 2012 was a good year. I was there. I was really there. 2012 was some white remy nighthmm. Oh yeah, that was the, yeah. 2012 was a good year. I was there.

Yeah. I was really there. 2012 was Sensu. That was a white Remy night. Yeah. That was that night, bruh. Me and DJ had some Vogue after the Vogue. I used my mama ID.

I was in there. I was in there. Shout out to the Vogue. Yeah, 2012. Freebie location. That was after I played. Cracking holes off the corbel? Cause 2012 was after I played D-Rose.

Cause it was 2019. I was there. Yeah, no Cause 2012 was after I played D-Rose. Cause it was between the, I was in it. Yeah, no 2012 was the first year I started. Oh yeah, it was definitely after the lockout. Freaky Mike was still in high school, wasn't he? I heard it was him. Oh, you were. I literally used to use my mom's ID.

Damn. You used to use who? My mom's ID. I was in there, I really was in that party for real, for real. So why did he in the shitty end now? No, I wasn't doing nothing. Out of pocket. You know what was out of pocket though?

How we used to have to dress to go to the club all day. I seen a, what is them weak ass shoes, them brown shoes that had the stripes on the side? The stripes. They had like the Adidas stripes on the side, but they wasn't Adidas. Steve Madden's had some shit like that. Yeah, Steve Madden's.

I think I seen a post on Instagram today was like, all you niggas was wearing these. And what I seen was- Steve Madden's created r think I seen a post on Instagram today was like, all you niggas was wearing these. And what I seen them. Steve Madden's, creative rigs. The Spirits. Niggas even had the creatures. Oh creative rigs? Oh, P.F. Flyers.

Niggas was wearing P.F. Flyers. By the time we was growing though, you was already, you was cool. Oh yeah. You were straight by then. I was, I was. You had to dress like Kirk Franklin. Yeah niggas was wearing fedoras in the club.

What? Ties. Once I figured out, like if you playing a NBA, I never wore nothing. You had to dress like Kirk Franklin. Yeah, niggas was wearing fedoras in the club. What? Ah, so. Once I figured out, like, if you play in a, if you play in the NBA, you don't got, none of these rules apply. I'd never wear nothing. Yeah. I was like, I could wear sweatpants.

Sweatpants. I think the only way you gotta really play into rules is like, dress in Vegas. Where- They don't give a fuck. They don't give a fuck. You will wear pants. They don't give a fuck who you are. Yeah, that's You will wear pants. Who you are, that's all I got.

That's the only party in that motherfucker. That's the only one. You gotta put some respect on that. Yeah, that's the only place. Everybody else, I was like, oh, if you got enough money. Oh, Vegas is, where did he buy them Lululemon pants from? Vegas. Mike wore some Lululemon, real Lululemon.

I was forced. What's the song called that you be singing? Lululemon. Yeah. That's all. That's all. That's all. Why was you forced? You know what's nasty? I was in the fashion mode this weekend.

They couldn't get in the club without me. I see how disgusting man. No, they couldn't get in the club without me. And the lady said, the dude, I don't know what it was. We didn't need to be in the club. But they couldn't get in the club. He's just the nigga we sent to the door. Why was Lululemon more appropriate than what you had on?

It was like two o'clock in the morning. Yeah. And nothing was open. And I don't pack pants, cause I only wear sweatpants. So the fact that that song is so big, and I know one of the OGs who put a pair of pants on. Lululemon! He's a rich man.

Everyone's funny, he's like, so if you get out the way and if I try off to get to the door, is it cool? I'ma tell him, he said, so you a snitch. She was like, it's not me. She's like, it's not me that's gonna stop you, it's them. I was like, well, he said, so you a snitch. She was like, it's not me. She was like, it's not me that's gonna stop you, it's them. I was like, well, just let me travel and talk to them. She's like, I'm gonna tell them.

The fuck? Thank God for the dress code though. I ain't gonna lie, they used to matter though. They used to keep niggas out, especially here. Yeah, but niggas, it was so filthy. Like shout out to my nigga Mix, man. We went out one night after my rookie year, 2009, little birthday, December, 2009.

He went out and my nigga had on Levi's with some hard bottoms. And a collar shirt tucked in. And I knew that we was in fucking trouble. I said, this ain't the look. Was they brown? I said, I don't know what shoes, but that ain't the look. The tucking part has me alarmed.

Whatever we going for, you got on some hard boy, hard boy Levi jeans. They cuffed with some hard bottoms on. That was crazy. You know that cuff didn't do nothing for that shoes. It was so flat. That's how out of pocket we was, cause Cloud 9 had you fucked up.

Nah, for sure. Shout out to Big Mark and them, and they was running at that time. Big Mark, Derrick and them. Shout out to the OGs. Add us in there, look at this. Dressing Gs, the other crack, cause I hate niggas that wear suit jackets with jeans.

Those are the worst type of niggas in the world, man. That was a look, bro. I cannot stand a nigga in a suit jacket with some jeans. Why? Cause it's real. You know what's nasty too? The people didn't know the difference between a smoke jacket or a blazer and then a suit jacket. They were wearing suit jackets and did them.

That's nasty. Yeah, why don't you put them jeans on, bro? It's a blazer, whatever you call it, bro. You damn near lying, bro. Yeah, it's nasty. I've done that look before. But there's a huge difference. Niggas wearing suits and hats, tops and bottoms

with them, pretty nasty. Where's the fuck is she going, the funeral? Nah, remember Niggas wear suits that have tops and bottoms within them. You going to a funeral? Nah, I wore, you remember you said to wear suits on the bench when you was injured. You had a jacket with some jeans on? I had a jacket, I had a hoodie. It was actually kind of fresh. I had a hoodie under, over my, under my.

Oh. Yeah. Yeah, okay. I had a suit jacket on with my hoodie under it with some jeans. Yeah. Usually niggas have on dress shirts on. Yeah, I was, I was swaggering it out. Really, cause I wore the hoodie.

This is what really happened. I wore the hoodie and the jeans as regular clothes. I had some sneakers or whatever, but they like, oh, you gotta sit on the bench. You need a dress coat. And I always kept a suit in my locker. I just threw that bitch on, sat on the bench. And somebody was like,

you thought you made a statement with that? And then next thing you know, I seen niggas doing it. Like, I was like, damn niggas really wearing hoodies under they suits. That's how it was. I could see that. I don't know how swag it was, but I could see it. Yeah.

That's crazy. I wonder how many people would be like, damn, let me fake suit up tonight just so I can wear the sweatpants. Hang on, wear this big ass outfit on the bench. I swear to God. You know how, man, you want me and PJ was talking yesterday and shout out to my nigga Tuck. He was talking about like how much he loved to play.

He was just like, man, I work out every day. Like, I'm about to play 40 minutes. And I'm like, nigga, you ain't getting in. And he's like, I know I ain't getting in, but I got to be ready. I was like, well, that's why you so professional. I'm going to say, let me tell you what I did in Milwaukee, because he'm like, nigga, you ain't getting in. And he like, I know I ain't getting in, but I gotta be ready. I was like, boy, that's why you so professional. I'm gonna say, let me tell you what I did in Milwaukee. Cause he was like, he was trying to throw jabs, but he don't know that, nigga.

I roast your ass too. He like, I know how you feel in Milwaukee now. That's the first jab, my nigga. I'm gonna let that one breathe. I was like, and he was like, cause man, this shit ain't easy, man. So now he be coming back down to earth, and he was like, like, you never got in.

I said, all right, now we activated. I was like, motherfucker, you still warming up and shit? Then you mother plug, I did. Take them insoles out them fucking shoes and chill. He was like, you crazy as hell. How do we put my insole shoes in? I said, for what? I said, boy, you'll keep your regular insoles in there.

It's our classic. He's gonna be warming out there jabbing and shit. He put his tail tucked in his motherfucking collar. I said, boy, every night she exposes PJ pregame shit, bro. He got some insoles in me, you got the same minutes, boy. Fuck you. If we see you in this series, I know something going good for minutes, boy. Fuck you. We see you in this series. I know something going good for us respectfully.

But he actually, this is not cause he's my friend, but he actually probably, it's probably like a series for him. Why you say that? Cause they switching one through five. He one of them niggas that always guard bigger guys. You know what I mean? He always did a good job on guards.

I mean, he older now, I don't know how he gonna guard Tyrese now. I don't know. But he always did a good job on guards. I mean, he older now, I don't know how he gonna guard Tyrese now. I don't know. But he always did a good job of keeping bigger guys off the glass. So they switching one through five probably make a little sense, but hell. Fuck it.

He ain't getting it. He just like, please put me down. Yeah, Tuck, you my nigga. But boy, if I see you on the court, I know that we are up 30. I know that we are just waiting to go to the next game. Well, that's how they feel, Tuck. We put him and James Johnson in.

Talk to you soon. Shout out to Tuck, get well soon. I wanted to see how you felt about this. You see the twins, Amin and Asura, the qualified to play for the Jamaican national team. Okay. I was like, that's crazy, niggas don't play for the US team. I mean, shout out to your nationality, that's fire.

But if y'all could pick another country to play for, what would it be? They got a team? Yes, Jamaica. Cool running. I don't play for the US team. I mean, Shao Tio nationality, that's fire. But if y'all could pick another country to play for, what would it be? Jamaica? Yes, Jamaica. Cool Runnings. Cool Runnings. Cool Runnings. Cool Runnings.

Hey, we see E.J. play for the Bahamas. We do the same. And then Nora. And then the Hoover. Cool Runnings. And not the Hoover, California. This is the night neighborhood. Jamaica, we got a Bahama play.

Oh. Oh, man. Germany, ain't they worth it? Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh, man. Hoover, California. This is a nice neighborhood. The makeup we got up off of. I'm gonna play. Uh. Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do You cool, Barbie. You eye candy at this point. I can talk sports. I did my ancestry. Go team.

I'm 57% Nigerian. Oh, okay. Ah, that makes sense. I go tap in with my heritage and my lineage. I go tap in with my guys, Josh and Kogi and all them. What you mean it makes sense? That's sexy. Josh and Kogi is spooky.

Josh and Okogi. What? Is that the real J.O.P? That nigga Josh Okogi, boy, we love you, boy, but it's time. It's time to go. That motherfucker, karma round about, it's crazy. He got to continue. You got a cut in his head.

You say he got a cut in his head? Not the model. He got that motherfucker, borrow your cart. Why do you got a cut in his head? J-O, I ain't letting him be at. J-O. Keep rocking the thing headband, bro. Who the fuck you hit me?

He got the soul in his headband. There's something with my headband. Mike, why you looking at my headband? My nigga Josh McCoy. He got the soul in him. He got the soul in him. The soul in him. Mike, why you zoom in on that? Oh, nigga, Josh and Kogi. We was just talking about niggas that can't let their hair go. And you get money, nigga. You can get ball, nigga. No, what he gotta do, go to Turkey.

Get to Turkey. Get to Turkey. Oh, yeah. Get to Turkey, J.O. Get to Turkey. He in for your shit to be like that. You gotta throw, too. Like you said, boy. You gotta go,ky head for your shit to be like that. You got a fro to. Like you said, boy.

You gotta go Kobe. You got to. You got to. I didn't pay no attention to Jay LaBrunson until you said something, but I was like, ah yeah, my boy. By the way, Jay, you got the windows missing. You gotta go Kobe.

Barbie, how you feel about that? You know what I'm saying? You know, the older gentleman might, you know what I'm saying? Hair line might be going, but they get the braids. Is that okay? Just go bald. Some men look nice bald.

I got a little knot back in my shit, so I'm gonna hold on a little longer, but after that, I'm gonna be Kobe. I'm gonna go Kobe, and my shit just gonna be low. My shit gonna be like Kenny Smith, I'm gonna get a line. Little shit not that far back though. Hold on, hold on. Man.

My shit not like that at all. I still get lined up. You can still line your line. Yeah, I just wear hot hats, because I was, so my daddy just make fun of us. Is it your family that you're going to go bald? Oh, niggas.

I don't give a shit. Number two. My daddy bald. He was bald at 31, so I got a little time. Mr. T had a stressful life, man. Y'all took his hair away from him. You a naded nigga with a receded hairline? No, my daddy has his hair.

Damn. What they got to do with a nigga named? No, he done got a receded hairline. He has nice waves. He's starting to grape. Bite, quit. Girls be killing me. I don't blame him, my daddy.

He just going through all these pictures. Would you date a nigga like your daddy? Oh. My dad is a whore, so no, but he's a great man. I gotta ask the real question. So I told you, you know what I'm saying? He's a good man, Savannah. He's a really good man.

He takes care of home and all that, but he ain't nothing. Oh. You can't follow up like that. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying? He takes care of home and he just stay the black. It's okay, I love you daddy.

He know I love him. Oh my God. You know what's crazy? It's almost Father home and it just fade to black. It's okay, I love you daddy. He know I love him. Oh my God. You know what's crazy? It's almost Father's Day. We ain't seen one damn ad. Nobody cares about nobody being a dad. Miss they do. I don't play about father's day.

They don't, Jeff is right. Oh they really don't. You don't never see them. Mike, click on somebody else. What the fuck are you doing? I'm not gonna tell y'all, but Mike is searching right now for this disrespectful. It's so difficult.

Get off the Josh and Colton. Mike gonna do his next voiceover over the picture. Hey, your barber sucks, so you suck. Your barber's a sucker. He's sitting out of his chair. You know, you know that, hey, y'all know to drink bad when you like... What the fuck?

I forgot you was here. What's bad about it? When like niggas can't really like drink it. Like they don't bite finish. There's some different ice in this motherfucker today. Usually I'm able to hold ice. I ain't no ice. She's doing numbers today.

She's fucked up the ice. This motherfucker is a slushie vibe. I didn't even see it. I didn't have the shoes. And I watched Final Destination, so I don't really fuck with ice right now. Oh my goodness. Oh, you're gonna move?

You're gonna add the glass in there? You're gonna move? Oh, you're gonna move. All right, we'll get to it. What's wrong with the drink? You said it was strong as nasty. No, it's just strong as nasty. I enjoyed it.

I'm just saying, that bitch cold. I didn't have the cube, so I just. I am happy it had the ice in it. Barbie, I ain't gonna lie to you. You don't like it? It's one of the nastiest drinks you've ever had. It's one of the nastiest ones I've done? Nasty, right? You say that every episode, though, so I don't gonna lie to you. You don't like it? It's one of the nastiest ones I've done. It's one of the nastiest ones I've done? Nasty.

You say that every episode though, so I don't know. No, you had one that was... The smoke on fashion? No, hell no. That's the one. That's the number one. Yeah, that's number one. It's just a close second.

I should've been left out. Damn what. That was pretty good. It's a close, huh? I like the smoke on fashion. If you don't get show up. Yes, bro. They gonna text me if you guys want to go to the

smoke, go to the smoke. It's a cigar. They don't want to go smoke. Cigarettes is crazy. You have some chumps. We might. If you want to go up, PJ, go smoke a cigarette.

Tell them I got the bar for one. I'm like, man, I don't know. Yeah. What's it called? He said the cigarette. Gilroy's, nigga. Yeah, he end up smoking it. He's like, what's the fuck is this all about?

The black bottle of some shit. And that drink you're supposed to sip. It is the incorrect ice in there. I told you it's card. You're supposed to sip it. Yeah, Lord, you can't. On Lord, you can't slip this. I mean, you can't do nothing but sip.

It's nasty. Fuck. Yeah, I'll be here to say it. It ain't nasty. It ain't nasty. They never told me to do Barbie drinks power. It needs a little puree, a little honey or something. It got honey.

It got something that ain't- A splash of macabre? It has a guy in it. It's like, we need that honey pack. It ain't amazing. What are you supposed to do? You make a honey pack of old fashioned. You gonna be rich.

I'm making a honey pack. This motherfucker need a booster. Let me stop, boy. If people stop buying your drinks. She actually do make good drinks. When she fashioned. You gon' be rich. You're just gonna need a booster. Let me stop, boy. People stop buying your drinks. She actually do make good drinks. When she start trying shit that ain't good. That shit defend me.

Fuck it, if it's nasty, it's nasty. It's nasty, you post it to me. Everybody tastes buzz different. Nah, he doesn't taste right now. You know what? If you start adding the honey packs to her. Start to do it. What's that strawberry one you had made?

It was like a berry one one time. We all was like, yeah, this the one. I fuck with the drink you made for Rob 49. I like that one. Hey, all was like, yeah, this the one. I fuck with the Drinky Bay for Rob 49. I like that one. Hey, that was good. Yeah, that was solid. I like that one. You do a good job.

You do a good job. I ain't gonna lie. You more of me. You give me so much shit. Some of your shit be harsh. But this is nasty. This is cool, but you can't do this. No, no, no, this one weak.

You can't do this. I ain't gonna hold you. I'll freestyle this one. No, I didn't say freestyle freehand, that means I just poured it without measuring. Oh God, that's freestyle. Yeah, that's the problem. Your measurements was off.

This is a battle rap drink. Oh my God. Yeah. I got another cut. I got another cut. I got another cut. I got another cut. And it was like the seatbelt door.

Fuck them up. Shout out to my nigga, take his drink. Y'all a fraud. Y'all ain't shit. T-Head used to send me battle rap bars on time, but what happened to that? But that's when he was my nigga, man. Now he send me fucking Colombian videos.

Bootylicious. Bootylicious. Bootylicious. T-Head send the twerk something. Hey, that ain't no Colombian girl. That ain't no Colombian girl. My boy, my boy, versatile boy Versatile, he said, he was fuckin' a vanilla joint, whatchie, whatchie,

whatchie, I said, damn! What's up, man? That's a warm-up, I don't think we got the hill. I said, I gotta try that with that old man. I ain't even lying, man. Also, hey, look, y'all, This is how y'all noticed my nigga. I'm just a year older, but this thing, he taught me how to throw money on the bitches, bro.

That might be true. He taught me how to throw money. I know, he's a booty warrior. A booty warrior. Leash Johnson. Y'all know he had a jam? He had a fucking jam and married to a woman. No, he doing a 20 v 1 challenge.

You know what I'm saying, Woody? Woody almost beat him up. He done touched me again. He done touched me, OG. Woody and Fleece was together? Yeah. The one with the dude, he grabbed the dude who was doing the challenge with the dude

that was trying to whoop him. Oh, yeah, I seen that. That nigga Fleece was talking about fucking Luther. I said, man, get that nigga off the airway. No, this nigga. Oh, and y'all know- That's Felice Johnson? Yeah, he needs to be back in jail.

Hey, Nate Shit never got out. Yeah, that nigga, he needs to be- The fact that you just called Jen Felice a bitch. Nah, she's not. Talk about my drink, what you say? She ain't call me no fucking flea. Yeah. For the fuck out here.

Yeah, child's about well, man. He a good sport too, cause that shit going crazy on TikTok. Y'all brought up Orlando, hitting him. Y'all brought up? Yeah. I was wondering if y'all was. Y'all ain't so fucked up.

I called my cousin too. Oh shit, man, that's crazy. I called him too. He said, hey, he got one top. Y'all is real for that, cause I was like, I wonder if they gonna say something about that. I called bro too, man.

He was like, bro, it's all fun and games and shit. I was like, Bow, I about to have motherfuckers fuck you up. Bro, you need to chill. Motherfuckers on your heels. We gotta help with that shit, this question. Obviously crazy shit going on with the Diddy K's, but having kid Cudi testify, and niggas on the internet was like,

he better keep it hip hop. Bro, a nigga blew my car up. I am telling. That is property damage. Nigga thought I said, damn, blew my car up. I am telling. That is property damage. Nigga thug said damn, cut his snitch. I said bro, your thug played too much. Nigga made pursuit of happiness bro.

He is exempt from street nigga rules bro. Low key his snitch. He even street my nigga. Bro, you blew up my car. I was just talking about you. But you don't, but a CDJ with that, bro you didn't. He got enough going on. He didn't have to play with him. Yeah, let's move on, bro.

Not for real, bro. I have to even speak on this case because I really don't give a fuck. If he go to jail, he go to jail. I don't give a fuck. He ain't gonna do nothing for me. But like, bro, what is he on trial for? Because I'm like, why the fuck are they talking

about Kid Cudi Carr? Or they said they're trying to pay him to be away because when they come with this next round of punches, that's gonna be the one to sit with. Yeah, bro, this must be round of punches, that's going to be the one that's going to be. This must be the prelims bro. Yeah, this is the preseason. He don't try for sex trafficking, right? Yeah, this is the preseason bro.

Preseason in a way. And no offense, but I'm ugly as a motherfucker. But like, I hope he wouldn't try and crack her. Oh, she ugly as. From a group, on the show. Yeah, I don't know what he was looking for. But I cracking her. She's ugliest. From a group, from a show. I don't know what he was looking for. She is nitty. But I was laughing at the way the Kid Cudi came out, bro.

The nigga, they had the perfect photos. I said, niggas, if you can kinda roll out right now, go testify. I mean, but Kid Cudi should've sat that one out. He shouldn't even brought his shit up. He said, bro, niggas will walk around, bro. Yeah, bro, he should've brought him out. For what?

Niggas in my career chilling, bro. I told y'all before that. My only beef with that is, because Diddy, I mean, heard, you know, p***y nipples. That's some young Barbie type of time with that. What the fuck? I'm talking about, like, keep my baby. That's definitely the real Barbie.

No, isn't that obvious? Diddy is kid. That's brief. That's brief. No, but keep the, I just know that he got them babies I don't want my kids to see no shit. I mean, they're going to see it one way or said, a freak off lasted 48 hours. Damn. Oh, four days, something like that.

That's why they need all that paperwork. I'm kinda scared to Google that one. I don't know if the computer's already set up. Nah, it's just, I don't know how to, either way. Don't Google that, but they said- Nah, Jeff ain't telling a bullshit. It's for real. It was like four days or 48, like-

Yeah. Bro. How do you stay up that long? Pause, like, I'm saying, no, I'm saying like just awake that long. No, no, I'm saying awake, like how my eyes stay up. Dopes, no bro, it's not that, bro, at some point, you fall out, bro. Like, you fall out at four days.

I did see my nigga, what's his name, from Temptation. That nigga did forget he had a concert. And he sold some tickets to a nigga for a concert. That nigga ruffing. Yeah, that nigga ruffing. He said, nigga, this was yesterday. I mean, what? He said, no, we're on the war.

That nigga, that's from yesterday. Damn, he said, I missed the concert. Take my car. We don't go out to person, bro. That nigga's good. Oh, prejudice. You missed a concert. Take my car. We go personally bro, that nigga's up. Oh, Feds, you missed a concert. You trying to sell some old tickets. You so high on addicted drugs that you said,

damn, I missed a concert. Well, T-Walk up nigga was watching his game, nigga. But no, they make me crazy. Damn, I just said, damn, I missed a concert. Now let me get on the road and try to catch up with him. Feds just saying, fuck it, take my car. Hey, do you remember that conversation we said before niggas go home and say,

I'm gonna sell that car, try to reach the cops, get beat, deal. I'm gonna get an AK for a car from a homeless person. That's how those transactions work. Right, remember he was like, before I go home and sell my car, he said, I'm gonna lease you an AK. And he was like, I'm just saying it's my vehicle.

He had no media. He wilded, bro. You ain't found your own drugs at bat. You don't want to get all too hard for him. He said, I only got this much. He said, bring it all until that nigga bring some more. I said, yeah, he's hot. Jeff, you just not in the drug industry, bro. It's some pink shit.

I don't want to be in the drug industry. I know, I'm just telling you. He not. He not. I'm not. He's removed from the, and that's a good thing. But I'm saying, it. He not out there. He not. I'm not. He's removed from there and that's a good thing. But I'm saying, it's some shit out there. Those stories is real bro.

My fuck up, 48, four days, whatever it is bro. Get up fucking bro. You take a little break, but damn bro you up. You doing that. Bro, it's not, I swear to God. Y'all can write me off wherever y'all do it. It ain't that fun. Nah, it ain't.

It ain't that fun. That's not like I would live. Nah, I'm cool. To those who do, be safe, be, you know what I'm saying? Make sure everybody has consent and that shit, but that shit's crazy. That shot gotta be crazy, huh? No, it ain't. At this point, you just shot done.

See, that's what I'm saying. He was just doing shit. That's why he in the position he in. But I'm saying, why you high? Cause I didn't fuck off for edible. And that motherfucker, how you feel like you could dabap up with the Lord himself. I ain't gonna lie.

That sounds scary. That shit sound dumb as hell. That sounds scary. I have this shit talking about dapping the Lord. No, I'm saying though you so high is what I'm saying. You heard this shit. It's out of body. You see what I'm doing, God?

I'm putting it in your word. No, I'm saying I'm talking about you so high though, bro. It's like the edible, that's sativa edible. Get you up through there, bro with somebody you so high though, bro. It's like, that edible, that's the TV edible, get you up through there, bro. So I know the feeling, bro. I ain't touch none of that pink shit, but that's the TV edible, get you through. You hear that shit, bro?

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