Rick Ross Wants Heavy Marinara, Drake’s “Professional Tricking” and Quavo Taking Back His Bentley (Part 1)
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02:47 Matter of fact, the show that you're on is a black show created by black Americans and gave you a motherfucking job. So how about that? Why are you going off on him? Damn, you just went off on him? I went off on him because now that I'm thinking about it, You got me fucked up because if you were sitting on my show that I gave you a show for, you want to sit up and talk about black Americans or lazy? Well, then get up off my show that I built from the ground up.
03:11 He's black too, right? He's Haitian, yeah. But he was raised in America. Yeah. So he American then, huh? Yeah. He talking about himself? This is the taking over the game.
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04:11 A lot has happened this week. Obviously something that's been going viral is the Rick Ross domestic violence situation. So last week, Rick Ross was arrested for domestic violence charges with his ex. Jazzma, I think. her name is Kendrick. She's a model.
04:29 She went on her Instagram with super heavy allegations against Rick Ross saying that she was his punching bag. Damn. And she also showed some little like bruises and scars on her face. Her lip was busted up
04:42 and she said the day that's the day that Rick busted my lip and the day that I left him. Damn. Rick bonded out of jail, denying all of the allegations. And then he went viral for his message when the press was asking him,
04:55 you know, What happened, et cetera, he said he's going to be plans to fly out to Dubai, then fly to Paris and eat a bowl of rigatoni with heavy marinera sauce. Let's watch the clip. And 24 hours later, he actually went to Paris and got the bowl of ricotony. Okay. Let's see what this clip. Let me see this clip.
05:15 First and foremost, I need silence. First and foremost, I'm totally innocent of these fabricated allegations made against me. Tell me what happened. I repeat. I'm totally innocent of these fabricated allegations made against me. Are you saying she's making it? Now, I have an amazing team. Such an amazing team.
05:43 Is she making it up? Yes or no. Looking at one of my attorneys. Yes, she's making it up. Of course. It's totally fabricated, my brother. Let me hear your side. What my weekend looks like.
05:56 I'll be in Dubai tomorrow, Paris Saturday. And I plan on having a bowl of rigatone with heavy marinara Sunday. I repeat, rigatoni heavy mariner. Hey, look, he said these is fabricated allegations. I hope they are. I really do, because I do not condone putting hands on a woman. But him going to Italy and getting. Getting that marinerra the next day, that's a boss move right there.
06:31 And it's like, say, he's not even worried about the allegations. These are serious allegations now because I feel like it go both ways. If he actually did put the hands on her, that's not cool. But if she made this up, that ain't cool either. Too many people lose so much from false allegations that I don't like. So if these are false allegations, he said, it's fabricated. I hope they are. Obviously, he's feeling good about his defense because he's flying over the pairs
07:06 getting some marinara, heavy marinara. And, you know, we'll see, you know, the outcome of this. He'll have his day in court. Yeah, Tia Kemp, his baby mama, who's hilarious. She came out and actually defended him, but somewhat defended him. But she also said he hasn't whipped her out. since 2006. Damn.
07:26 So that means she's saying that he don't put hands to ass no more, but I feel like once someone can put their hands on a woman, they can always put their hands on a woman. So that doesn't make me feel like he's clear. If anything that makes it worse in my eyes, because that means you were putting your hands on a woman at one point. Again, I believe women. I hope that he did not do these things, and I hope that she wouldn't be lying about this, but, you know, I just, I hope justice is served and I really am tired of.
07:53 On both sides too, because I feel like that. like if you make these kind of allegations. Yeah, I agree. And they're not true. I feel like you should go to jail. Yeah, I think so, too. I agree with that. You cannot make false allegations because, like, a man in a successful physician, you are taking money out of his pocket.
08:08 I agree. You feel me? I agree. Like, if somebody say, you know, it's a lot of cases where females say he raped her, it come out, she was lying. Now his pockets is messed up because of what he's been trying to accomplish. Now nobody wants to mess them because of the allegations. You know what I'm saying?
08:23 So I feel like if you make a false allegations, allegation, you should go to jail. If allegations is true, there's a penalty for that. Go to jail. Or whatever the penalty is for that. It should go both ways because too many of these women or men on both side make false allegations against each other and nothing is done to them. It's just a false allegation.
08:43 It goes and gets swept under the rug. And it's mainly women doing it. Let's be honest. And women have done that. And I think that that is really damaging to someone's image, their career. And the fact that a lot of women do lie about this. stuff is so disturbing to me. And I do think that they should suffer from jail time.
08:59 And I think that if they enforce that, maybe there will be less lying and we could believe women more because we know that maybe they wouldn't be doing this considering they can go to jail. So I do agree with you on that 100%. For sure. That. Good kid got to be both ways because that's damaging. So many people have lost their lives.
09:18 100%. I agree. Lost their lives from false allegations. 100%. I agree. And I know someone that dealt with. with a situation and it was a lie. And it was a woman saying that he raped her and this and that
09:29 and ended up being a whole lie. But he has a wife, he has a family, he dealt with these allegations for years in court. Ruining somebody's life. And it could ruin somebody's marriage, their lives, their everything, their career. It's really foul that women lie because a lot of women are trying to get attention or a check.
09:47 Yep. I'm not saying this is the situation with Rick Ross's girlfriend. I'm just saying. I just read about some situation with, was it Marcellus Wally? It was a situation with him. His wife said the same thing, right? And it became, it was like some false shit, right?
10:02 Yeah. Yeah, see, that ain't cool. That's really foul. And that's why I do think that you're right. They need to enforce something against people who lie on people about these serious allegations. Say whatever. Yeah, you can't. You shouldn't.
10:16 And I hope these is false allegations. Truthfully. I hope these is false allegations. Yeah, I mean, I don't know if they are or not. I just hope that everyone's safe. Yeah. Not because I'm after her, but no man should be putting heads on a woman. Yeah.
10:33 So I hope that he didn't do that. Yeah, for sure. Well, sending prayers to both of them because they both need it. Yeah, for sure. So Victoria Monet recently spoke out on Drake's tricking. She was sitting down in an interview and they were talking about what tricking really means. And she referred to Drake as a professional trick. Professional trick.
10:56 Drake responded in the comments explaining what he does and the difference between that and the tricking. So we'll put the response up here. But basically, Drake was saying there's a return on investment for doing things from the soul, whether or not someone is, you know, deserving of it at the time and they prove otherwise.
11:15 At the time, he still felt like it was something he needed to do and wanted to do. He also thinks that love and loyalty is a way to, you know, that should be rewarded too. You know, like someone's... What's the definite... What's tricking? I just want to know what that is.
11:29 Tricking means you're spending an obscene amount of money on somebody in return for making sure the person is fucking with them a certain way. So that's tricky? Yeah. So like basically he's saying... So everybody tricks on their girlfriends? Transactional exchanges with the exception of... With the expectation of intimacy.
11:50 Welcome to today's relationships, guys. I mean, what Drake is saying is different, though, because I feel like if he's saying, like, if I'm messing with someone and I'm in a relationship and I'm doing something because of the love that they give me, the loyalty they give me, that's not considered tricking. That's something I'm doing. And if we don't have sex that night
12:09 or we don't do certain things. So I'm asking you then, what's tricking then? I think when you're in a relationship, it's not tricking. I think if you're not in a relationship with someone, you're dealing with a man, you know, he wants you to do a certain one too for him. And in exchange, he's busting you down with gifts. So it's basically what this generation is doing today.
12:29 Yeah, basically most people. So we just ended in a generation of trickers. Yeah, but I think that trick has been going on for a long time. But this is like the, I think the money is way up. The money is up because more men and more black people have money. Hey, here go 100,000 to take me on a day. I don't seen that. 300,000.
12:48 What an Ice spice said? How much for a date? Didn't she say some shit like that with, who was that what? With pool? Was it Jordan Poo? Like here, he's 300,000, take me out. He was like, here, did he get that up? I wonder if that's true, though.
13:02 That can't be true. I mean, this is the thing people do. Like, I've been offered crazy amounts of money to hang out, to go on a day, offered, like, these men these day, not 100,000, probably like 30,000 or something. Would you do it? You do it? I didn't do it at the time because I was in a relationship. But I would.
13:19 What was thinking about? Huh? Why are you going to get the $30,000? Because I was in a relationship. Money can't buy me and purchase my loyalty as me. You can't go on a date with another nigga if he's giving you $30,000? Yeah, I know. In the relationship?
13:31 No. What? Anyways. You better go, girl. You got to go on that day. The person I was with was like, I'll give you $30,000 on trip. No, go ahead. We're going to split his.
13:43 We're going to split his. I'm not splitting it. Once I go on a date, you ain't getting none of this. I had to go on the date. I managed it. I had to go on. You didn't do nothing. He hit me up.
13:51 No, but I'm not giving you shit. I managed it like gold. No, you did it. And now once you come back, you give me the 15, you take the 15 because I okayed it. I had to go on the date. But I okayed it. No. So anyways, I will say men are doing this type of stuff, like especially these days, women
14:08 are getting with these men. They don't even have to be in a relationship with them. They don't have to have sex with them all the time. And they're putting them up in penthouses, getting them new brand new cars. They're doing, they changing women's life because there's a difference in maintaining a girl's life. and helping her out here and there and changing a woman's life. That ain't changing nobody life.
14:24 Yeah, it is. Get them a car and a pin on us again at a year. You can't afford that. No, no, no, no. I'm saying men are purchasing these items for women. They're giving them a hair. Drake for show. All right, let's go after that.
14:36 Who else? A lot of these men. I've seen it happen to some of my home girls. Here's a condo. It was mine. I'm going to put it in your name. You can have it. You always have a place to live.
14:44 They wasn't together ever? They was fucking around. You always have a place to live. That is changing my life. You give me a place to live in LA, a condo, and you're like, this is yours. Forever for the rest of my life, I'll be like, this motherfucker changed my life. Okay, so now, what if you get a new boyfriend? Yeah, and now, like I say, a year or two later, hit you.
15:03 Like, what's up, bizarre? You know, I changed your life. You know, come kick it with me now. No, no, I can't. What you mean? I changed your life. If you gave it to me in the moment and when I get it, I'm going to make sure. No, I'm going to make sure it's not that expectation, though.
15:16 But usually a man willing to give you that, he ain't tripping. He ain't tripping. No, he ain't tripping. But when he hit you up two years from now, if I'm in a relationship, no. You're in a relationship. Like, what's up, man? No, I can't get one day. No, I'm in a relationship now.
15:31 Like, damn, I changed your life. Yeah, you did. You helped me out. And now it's my condo in my name. You changed my life and I appreciate it. I can't just take you out and just have a drink with you. No, no, he wasn't taking me. We wasn't in relationship then for a reason.
15:42 I just want to go, we ain't in a relationship now, but I just want to go have a drink, catch up with you. I'm loyal to my person. You're lying. he go another condo. No. I don't need another condo. But I'm saying like there are men
15:56 willing to do that. Even men have offered like, yeah, let me do this. Let me do that. Like there's a difference in that. And I feel like these men are out here now just doing that because women are going for that and they're just like, whatever.
16:07 I don't have to deal with the man. I think women are tired of dealing with men. And I think when you have that type of deal, you be like, whatever, because I don't have to deal with you on a daily basis and all your fucking, like, you know, all your shit. that a man comes with and vice versa.
16:20 Men don't want to deal with a woman. So they're like, here, I'll bust you down, I'll have bread. I'll hollet you when I can hollet you. That's just the easy way out. These cats ain't got no mouthpiece no more. I don't think a mouthpiece even matter. That's just like here.
16:32 Like here, you know, here take this $30,000 here. He's going to take this like, come on. They think that you're going to be, your, yo, his work forever when you do shit like that. I don't be like that. I think that these men, these younger men and these men out here with this money, they don't even think that anymore. I think that's the theme now.
16:50 Like back in the day when they was tricking, they make it once you give me $30,000. Now I'm indebted to you. It's not like that right now. I'm telling you the generation is different. Men are doing this and they're not expecting it. They're moving around. Cool.
17:02 Here, I gave this to her. Whatever. I just saw a thing at Complex Con and they were going up to different celebrities and asking them like Christian Combs with puffy son and asking them how much does the most they sent a girl that they was just dealing with. Like Christian was like a hundred.
17:17 Like men are like, these younger men are like 100K, 80K, 50K, 300,000 You know, real quick, whatever, you good, like Drake said, they know they have An obscene amount of money, I could change your life real quick This is going to change her life, cool, here, I'm doing something good, giving back to the community, keep it pushing.
17:37 You know what it is too? It's most of these niggas is young Ain't got no kids either Because I mean, I'm looking at me young, got money, I'm not tripping, you know, here, Boom, boom, boom, boom. Let's you down. Here, fly you here, PJ,
17:50 boom, boom, boom, boom. Them is, that's young. When you get older than, when you got other, hell of responsibilities, it ain't, niggas ain't doing that. Not the O'Gs. I don't know.
18:01 I think it's just that. I don't know. Oh, shit. I didn't see the few things. Like, Drake, how many kids he got? He ain't never been married. He has one kid. One kid.
18:09 Like, so, like, the women are like the kids. So, like, they like the kids. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. It ain't no difference. Like, these is my kids. Well, your kids is not fucking even sucking you down.
18:22 So it's a big difference. There is a difference. It's just like he ain't doing that with all of you saying, though. He's like, it's just like here. Yeah. So you're like, yeah. Charity event. You're a charity event.
18:36 That's all. Well, that's fine. Yeah, yeah. Charity event all day. I'll be, uh, y'all grew up to make a nonprofit, a business so we could really write this shit off. Right. Shit. No, I'm just kidding.
18:49 But, okay, so yeah, tricking. It ain't tricking if you got it. Okay, so moving on, Da Vinci, he's a rapper. He's most famously known for his role in the BMF. I mean, he's an actor, sorry. He's most famously known for his role in BMF. And he basically is Haitian. That's his background.
19:14 So the history of Africans is they always say that black Americans are lazy and they always talk bad about black Americans. So he actually is going viral right now because he went on Cam Newton's show and he's calling Americans lazy and being incompetent for a long time, explaining how Americans are babied during our childhood. Whereas in Caribbean culture, they are taught how to be an adult sooner. He also spoke on the controversial claims that Caribbean Americans believe they're better than black Americans.
19:45 He also talked about the cancellation of the BMF show. and said if there was another actor in place a little meat that he believes the show would still be airing. So he was talking his shit on there. So he said that... A lot of people were outraged. Black Americans are lazy or just Americans? He just called Americans lazy, period.
20:02 I wouldn't say that. I wouldn't say that. I think as a whole, maybe. But like, I understand what he's coming from. Because when you go to other countries and you see the responsibilities and the culture that... other people live as far as like how kids,
20:21 you look at kids working at like five years old, helping out the family. Like a lot of them, you know, don't even be in school. They put the work. Kids is really part of the family dynamic of, look culturally, this is,
20:33 you got to help the family out. Yeah. And we'll educate you at home. There's a lot of different cultures like that. Whereas American culture, you know, we go through a whole school system just to get a job and all of that. And I think,
20:47 we learn, we don't feel like we're adults until we're 18. Where there's other cultures are doing, what adults are doing at a younger age. It's just about the culture and the system that we're in. So I wouldn't call Americans lazy. And he was raised in America. I know, but when I see, shit, the most hardest working people in America, you got the Mexicans, the Chinese, they own it. They own it.
21:11 They in America, working. Working, hands on. But they come from a different country. Don't matter. You're American now. Not technically. You're American now. But he actually was raised in America,
21:24 DaVinci, which is crazy because you're talking all this shit. But, you know, a lot of Africans, Caribbean and people that are out there, like out in Africa and stuff, they talk about black Americans a lot. And they say that like, they don't, they don't call themselves black. They don't, they don't fuck with us. Like, it's a big thing.
21:44 And it's like they constantly say how we're lazy. or, you know, we're spoiled, or we don't have the work ethic they have, or we ruin the culture and, like, all the stuff. So it's not a new thing for me to hear, and he probably was raised in that environment by his Haitian parents, and that was probably instilled in him.
22:01 Right. And he, we probably genuinely believes that, and that's fine. You know, I can see where he's coming from. I think Americans, we have a lot of ways about us. Like, Americans, probably one of the most gluttonous people in the world, you know, like gluttonance, greedy, overweight, overeating, just doing, we are.
22:23 Like, let's just keep it real. But, you know, it doesn't take away from the fact that a lot of Americans hustle and grind and made a way for himself and created the culture for all of you guys. Matter of fact, the show that you're on is a black show created by black Americans and gave you a motherfucking job.
22:41 So how about that? All you going off on him? Damn, you just went off on him. I went off on him because now that I'm thinking about it, you got me fucked up because if you were sitting on my show that I gave you a show for, you want to sit up and talk about black Americans or lazy. Well, then get up off my show that I built from the ground up. He's black too, right? He's Haitian, yeah. But he was raised in American.
23:02 Yeah. So he American then, huh? Yeah. He talking about itself? Yeah, you're talking about yourself. So then you want to sit up and you've been giving a job on a show, BMF, which is created. It's a whole black. black story about black culture created by black people.
23:18 I seen him be a man. Which one is he? He was the brother, right? Oh, the brother. The brother, the brother, the Meach. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, okay. And then you want to sit up and talk about Little Meij and how it got to his head or whatever
23:28 the case is. Again, this story is about his daddy. You stay in your fucking place. Damn. How about that? Like, no, because I don't want to get up on these podcasts and want to talk shit about everything. And then you sound ungrateful.
23:41 Because guess what? You're in America and you've been given opportunities. Period. Point blank. So a lot of people, like your Haitian parents, came to America. Why? Because look at how it's developed here. Is that laziness?
23:53 Well, it's more opportunity. It's more developed. It's more shit going on. You call that lazy? I'm confused because y'all are here. Go back to wherever you from then. It's just a cultural difference. But no, go back there.
24:05 You know what I don't like is when people come here and they want to talk so much shit. Go back to where you from then. She's piecemarked a nerve real quick. She just turned up. Damn. Well, because we over here is your ID. spice it up. Damn.
24:17 Get back to where you from because it's like when people come to Atlanta and you're like LA is fake, everybody's shady. It's so, go home. Go back to Oklahoma, grandpa. We don't need you here. We could get less traffic. Go back home.
24:30 Damn. Anyways, moving on. Damn. Okay. No, because I'm tired of that. People talk so much shit. You don't have to be here then. You're here because it offers you privileges,
24:41 opportunities, you're on a whole show made by black Americans. If you don't knock it off. All right. There you go. Say yo, speak your truth. Anyways, we're moving on. Some other black American shit. Okay, so Quavo, Quavo.
24:59 Cuevo. Cuevo was recently on a podcast in an interview with Young Miami. Okay. And, you know, he was in a relationship years ago. Because that's one nice thing, that song. Yes, that's shit. Yeah, yeah.
25:11 Okay, yeah. So basically, he was in a, what's up? I'm listening. That's why your glasses is dirty. They always be like that. People be saying that on the thing. Like clean them off.
25:27 Why don't be cleaning them then? Okay. You're the producer. Uh-huh. Anyways, so he did an interview with Young Miami, and, you know, he was previously in a relationship with Sweetie. She has a new man now. But anyways, young Miami asked him about the story
25:42 where he publicly took back the Bentley that he gifted Sweetie. Yeah. He responded saying that, sometimes God says get something back. You better go get it. Don't bring God to this. Don't bring God to this. You're ungrateful motherfucker?
25:57 How you know she was ungrateful? Because he took it back. I did that before. I took back the G-wagon. Got you the G-wagon. Here you go. Oh, you want to be ungrateful? Oh, you want to be disrespectful?
26:13 Run that. Run that. What was the gift that you took back? The G-Wagon. Okay. Let me get that back because disrespect, I don't play disrespect. When it get disrespectful, nah, you know what? I'm going to run that.
26:27 You bought someone a G-Wagon was a relationship? Yeah. Yeah. Run that back. Come back here. You want to be disrespectful? I get it if it was something I did or something. But when the disrespect come in, run that.
26:41 That's the only time I ever did that, though. It was just too much. It was too much. Like, you had to, like, oh, no, there was too much disrespect. Yeah. I was like, oh, hell no. You know what, run that. And you ain't even taking care of it.
26:56 Look at this shit. Shit is all fucked up. It's dirty inside. You ain't even getting it washed. You got, I'm over here. It's tampons in the backseat. Yeah. Run that.
27:05 You know what? Run that. Let me get that back. You know what? I'm about to sell this. That bread. You know what? A man has never taken away a car.
27:15 So, like, my first car was from my boyfriend. I feel like every relationship I've been in a man bought me a car, right? Never taking a car back. Never taking purchase. But I did get a diamond necklace taken back from me, yes. Why are you taking back? Disrespectful. No, because I wasn't wearing it.
27:36 That's disrespect. We weren't in a relationship anymore. What you mean? Yeah. It makes sense. He weren't in a relationship anymore and it hit me up and he was like, I need my shit back. And I never replied, but then a motherfucker is running me down for it.
27:51 And I was like, fuck this. You can have this shit. I don't want this shit no more anyways. It was a diamond necklace? Yeah, it was a bust down, expensive little diamond necklace. And I was like... Why you didn't just punt it or sell it? I just gave it back.
28:03 I don't care. I'm not going to have a motherfucker out here. You never gave me up one necklace. Have it. I think it's the most petty shit ever. Have the necklace. Bye. Don't ever hit me up ever again in your fucking life.
28:12 How long was y'all broke up before you got it back? A few months. You're supposed to like And you were still wearing it? I stopped wearing it So why did you just get the bread for it? Why you just was holding on to it? I mean, I just didn't think about getting the bread
28:26 Like I just wasn't thinking about that I'm gonna keep it real Like I had it I wasn't thinking about it And motherfuckers saw me With like videos Saw me, ran into me, saw me not having it on a few times It was like man fuck that shit
28:37 How much was it? I don't know What'd you think? I wasn't that crazy It was probably like Ten racks Yeah, I wasn't nothing crazy like that 10 racks
28:47 It was custom And so it was just like Okay, you want it back this bad Run that Have it Like yeah Have it I don't care
28:57 I'm telling you That's like But it was petty Because the motherfucker Bought me All type of fly shit And major items Like most of my purses
29:04 Is from a man My shoes Like you bought major shit So you want to Do that bad Like have that Go ahead Like whatever
29:12 I think the best If a man can get a woman Is jewelry First of all because you can keep that forever and sell it. But if you're going to be on that type of petty time, you have it, I don't care.
29:21 You didn't keep that forever and you didn't sell it. Yeah, well, it was only a few months. I was still figuring my life out. I wasn't even thinking about that quite yet. Figuring your life out here, I need to run this 10 Gs for this. Here, 10 Gs here. And I don't even know where to go to do that. Like a pawn shop, I didn't know.
29:37 You can go anywhere to sell jewelry. But that's the thing. Like, I think that that was petty. And I honestly lost all respect for that person after that happened. because it was just like the fact that you would take something back that you gave someone. Because he wanted you to feel it. Like here. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you wanted me to feel that shit.
29:53 And I was just like... The reason I did it, you're going to be disrespectful. Run that. Give me that G-back. You're going to feel this. You know why? Because you can be a hell of disrespectful. Run that.
30:03 And I don't want to hear nothing. I didn't ever say nothing to that person ever again after that day. Mm-hmm. The only only got to talk about nothing to ever. There was nothing ever to say again. Bye. But like a G-wagon versus a necklace, that's petty. Like the necklace, like I get a car.
30:21 I don't because that's fucked up, but I still get a car. Like, okay, whatever. Here's the car back. But damn, a fucking dumb-ass necklace when you already have bread and you're not hurting for no money. Like, you're just trying to be petty whatever by. Like, you're just trying to be petty. And you're trying to hurt me.
30:35 And guess what? Do I sometimes be like, damn, I do wish I had that little necklace. Yeah, I do. I really do wish I had that necklace still. I will never hold you. But at the same time, whatever. I've done both, though. Keep it real, because I took a car back and then I broke up with somebody.
30:51 I gave him a car. Like, here, go ahead. Get on. Well, shit. Where they at? Because that's what I need. A motherfucker to be like, here, take a car. Here, here.
31:01 That's cool. I'm not mad at that. I want somebody to break up with me and get me a car. Here, you know what? Just take that. Matter of fact, I need a new car right now. Damn. But yeah, so I just think that both are petty.
31:14 I've never taken back a gift that I ever gave anybody in my life, and I never will do that. And I think that that's weird. You should try it. It feels good. No, I'm good. I don't feel good off of stuff like that. It felt good.
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