DJ Akademiks Live Streams - Akademiks x Daphne Joy Date NIGHT! out! Yb vs Future Beef going crazy. Boosie Bought Pardon??

Episode Date: July 15, 2026

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Starting point is 00:00:00 A bell in. All right. Let's see, let's see, let's see. How y'all doing? We're live on the Academy. We're live on King Academics. And yeah, we are on kick. Shout to everybody on kick.
Starting point is 00:00:19 Hopefully you guys watch me run up that little 50 piece real quick. That was exciting. Really exciting. What y'all up to, man? Today is a proper, what is today? Today's a nice Monday. Today's a nice Monday. Shout to everybody who's tuned in.
Starting point is 00:00:45 Let's get back on track. A lot of things to cover, a lot of things to talk about. We have some new music that drops. Shout to Future, he put out a new project. The real me. We'll talk about that. We have some tours to cover. Shout to Chris Brown.
Starting point is 00:00:56 And, of course, Usher, they're doing their thing on tour. There's some music that I'm hearing some rumors of. I won't really jump and, you know, I won't try to ruin that but there's a lot of interested and exciting things happening and I hope you guys are taking note let me just give a second for all the people
Starting point is 00:01:19 on the academy and also okay academics to get up in the building come on now come on now what are y'all saying what are y'all saying oh have y'all have y'all watched the me and Daphne joy sit down
Starting point is 00:01:37 If you haven't given that a watch You're missing out on some great A content This was unscripted This was impromptu This was Big Act at his finest I was spitting game You know Listen
Starting point is 00:01:53 The only way Big Ag knows how to All right Sorry Diddy Sorry Diddy Stole that shit That's mine now I'm gonna hold that down until 2028 brother We're gonna talk a little bit about Diddy
Starting point is 00:02:07 he's about to get out allegedly. And people are thinking about he might be granted clemency. So we'll talk a little bit about that. But if you haven't watched a day with me and Daphne's joy, this is hot. This is spicy. Big Acqu's in the building. And we did something really good. I enjoyed this.
Starting point is 00:02:28 She was pleasant off and on camera. She understood the mission. And, you know, ever since that day, we've still continues to talk. and, you know, you know, a little couple more things, you know, a couple more things. Anyway, I do want you guys to go support this content. If you want to see me do more unorthodox things like this, for example, you know, y'all watch me stream. We do a little bit of IRL.
Starting point is 00:02:54 Y'all watch me do some off-the-record interviews. But if you want to see me, maybe outside of maybe the element you might know me for, you want to see me do this a little bit more often, please support it. I possibly, you know, for our, you know, tell me if this is corny, for our three-month anniversary, I got something planned. I got something planned for her. I can't tell y'all, but I got something planned. So if you guys are interested in this content, make sure you do support this content. We've been going up recently.
Starting point is 00:03:29 We got the conversation with Charlamagne going up. I know a lot of people have been, you know, I've heard so many different opinions on that. I've taken in stride. That conversation has told me number one, why I'm number one in hip-hop media. And also it told me the intelligence level of the people who consume hip-hop media. There's certain people who they love headlines. There's certain people who just generally don't mind being lied to.
Starting point is 00:04:03 There's certain people who don't mind being gaslit. There's certain people who like to. like to be surface level. Okay? And for those people, I have no apologies for them. For those people, I look at and I say, it's okay. I've never made my career by peas in you. And there's the people who, they're well informed, they're well researched,
Starting point is 00:04:28 they're going to take the information, they're going to go to another channel for another breakdown, they're going to go to this other resource. They're pretty much in the game, just like I'm in the game. And for those people, they're going to be the ones who fact check. They're going to not only care about word, you know, salad and all this other stuff. They're going to say, well, what is the truth? And for those people, whether they are in my favor or not, those are the people I do care about. So, yeah, the conversation is going on.
Starting point is 00:04:58 We have multiple things in an ecosystem that's kind of moving around. So I am very pleased with, you know, remember I told you, coming out of, I think I dominated the first half of the year. I'm going for the two Pete at this point, right? Like, complex. I'm sorry to say that, that media list, that's my list now. That's my list. Okay? I expect to be number one again. All right. So we dominated the first half of the year. But then I went on vacation, sat back, let everybody do their thing, and we're coming back for this year. And right out the gate, I'm hitting with the Daphne Joy. I'm hitting with the Charleney Conversation. So I think we're doing good, but there's much more to be accomplished and we still have six more months.
Starting point is 00:05:37 to go. So don't worry. We're, we are locked and loaded for the entire year. And I hope you guys are locked in with me. All right. Anyway, I'm going to watch a little bit of this later. Shout to my Clippers, of course, you guys have a good time with this. Yes, I did bring the honeypack. You know what I mean? Listen, I always say, chat, I also say this to you. All my longest relationship, I've always cracked the first date. I'm only going to say that. my longest relationships, I dated three girls for four years each. That's 12 years of my life. In each situation, in those four-year relationships, I cracked it off the first night.
Starting point is 00:06:16 I'm just trying to let you know, just for context. Okay? If I don't hit the first night, it probably ain't worth hitting that all. It's like the first 48. If you ain't cracked the case in the first 48 hours, maybe it's going to be unsolved. It's going to be a cold case. So all I'm going to tell you, I pulled it up with a honey pack. I pulled it up with a toolbox.
Starting point is 00:06:31 Don't you worry. Did he? It's okay. It's okay, playboy. It's okay. It's okay. Anyway, shout to Daphne, Joy, a sweet soul. You know, she was very tender. You know? Me and her, you know, she held me close in her, in a very supple way in her bosom. Yes, I was nestled in between those. Anyway, all right, anyway. So, let's get to a few things. Why B's beefing with the whole Atlanta? He's taking him at Future right now. Future just dropped the project.
Starting point is 00:07:17 We did talk about Blueface a little bit. Blueface was kind of, he's in the mix with his, you know, harrim, I want to call it. What else is going on, y'all? What else is going on? Jay-Z completed his three nights. Is all three done? I believe all three might be done.
Starting point is 00:07:37 All three nights at Yankee Stadium. I think a lot of people were thoroughly impressed. Well, actually, are all three nights done or is there one more night tonight? No, anyway. A lot of people enjoy those concerts, so, you know, kudos to Jay-Z. Actually, we'll start with a J-ZS topic. You know, one thing with Bigak, I know how to pivot. And I'll tell you this, with that conversation made loud and clear,
Starting point is 00:08:02 is that there are masses who aren't just tapped in. And you just got to let people believe whatever they don't want to believe. in right so just keep doing your thing and just keep on pointing out the hypocrisies but other than that just like let it be so uh jZ recently was on stage and he addressed calling capper and i don't if you guys heard that conversation but this is what he said while kicking a freestyle he said this choosing a politician as you let me try to play the longer version can we do it uh where's the longer version there we go no can i find a longer version. Here we go. I think this is it.
Starting point is 00:08:47 Have to build you back in the community. That's just good math for him. I'm going to listen to Twitter activists. They type when I laugh at them. There's really no comparison. I check my stats again. I'm bringing folks home to their family. Laws be past his. You can like it if not. We don't do
Starting point is 00:09:03 no ass kiss him. Ex-crup dealer. You might not like the packaging. But my business is the present and my gift is wrapping. Oh shit. That's not the part. there was a particular part where he addressed Colin Kaepernick directly. Here we go.
Starting point is 00:09:23 The characters had to bring back up Cap again. A buddy took a check. I ain't even madden. But along with that check, got a sign a non-dispavit. I'm the one they can't control. Y'all better be glad as him. Now, he makes mention that Colin took a check
Starting point is 00:09:48 and basically said that these days people are trying to bring back up Colin to try to make a point against him. Remember I told you guys, he's on this cleanup mission, right? And we're realizing that no narrative or no rumor about him is too small for him to address. And he blatantly even says he says Twitter activist, which means he's pretty much looking at Twitter conversations and kind of formulating his responses. Now, he mentioned Colin Kaepernick, right? And he said, yo, they're trying to bring him back up, but buddy took a check.
Starting point is 00:10:21 and along with taking a check, he signed a deal that had a non-discharagement clause. Now, usually that's considered mostly what we consider an NDA, right? That would be part of an NDA. NDA is a non-disclosure agreement, but usually a non-disclosure agreement, you have a non-disparagement agreement as well. But that is part for the course of settlements.
Starting point is 00:10:46 Anyway, the point is Jay-Z alludes that, or puts out there that Colin signed a deal where he should not be bad-mouthed, either Jay-Z or the NFL, because he took the money, he took the check. And again, let me just play the line one more time. The characters had to bring back up cap again. A buddy took a check.
Starting point is 00:11:09 I ain't even mad at it. But along with that check, got a sign a non-dispavage. I'm the one they can't control. Okay. Now, TMZ is reporting today. TMZ is now reporting, let me see, at least on the Kaepernick side, that supposedly the freestyle didn't exactly tell the truth. And it says Jay Z spitting fiction, not facts.
Starting point is 00:11:51 So they're saying Jay Z is lying yet again. When he claims Colin Kaepernick agreed to be silenced by the NFL, an allegation Jay dropped on live on stage at the Yankee Stadium and one that's refuted by sources who are speaking with Timsy Sports. They're saying the moment came during Jay Z's Friday night opener in a freestyle aimed at his critics. He said they run out of characters, had to bring up Cap again. But he took a check. I ain't even mad at him. But along with that check, you have to sign a non-disparagement. I'm the one they can't control.
Starting point is 00:12:20 The shot of Kaepernick, seven years after he and the NFL reached a settlement, had some fans wondering, why now? But sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ sports, the bigger issue is Jay-Z is wrong. Colin Kaepernick did not sign a non-disparagement agreement when he settled the lawsuit. in which he claimed the NFL teams were colluding to keep him out of league. Okay? So we're told that no clause was included in the 2019 deal sign, and there are plenty of receipts to back that up, namely social media posts where the former QB has remained critical of NFL teams for not hiring him.
Starting point is 00:12:53 As one source would put it, Colin couldn't post about how many days it's been since the team hired him if he'd agreed not to say anything bad about the NFL. As for the why now part, it's possible that Colin Kaepernick was on Jay's mind because, as we reported on Friday, prior to the concert, Colin Kaepernick and Talaparrier paying for the funeral services and for a private autopsy for Nolan Wells. That's the Mississippi teen if you don't know who died last week under mysterious circumstances. If that's not, you know, a four, if it's not that, it's just puzzling why I would raise the Colin Kaepernick topic. Again, now, I'll kind of interject here and just basically. add-on for TMZ,
Starting point is 00:13:39 Jay-Z's responding to everything is on Twitter, right? We even brought up the Colin Kaepernick thing in the conversation with Charlemagne. So it makes sense where if Jay-Z's now caring about every critique that people have of him, which I think he should,
Starting point is 00:13:53 he's responding to him. So yes, there were a lot of people openly criticizing Jayze and Rock Nation for getting business with the NFL producing the Super Bowl halftime shows because they felt he sold out Kaepernick, who he had publicly supported back when the Nealing controversy
Starting point is 00:14:06 to explode. Okay? However, all that talk died down and nearly after a decade of water under the bridge making the jab at Colin makes it even more of a head scratcher, and especially because the rest of the show has been lauded for surprise performances
Starting point is 00:14:19 including Beyonce, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, M&M, Usher, Nause, and even Farrell Williams. So, of course, Kaepernick and NFL's deal prevent both sides from revealing the terms of this settlement, right? We've reached out to Jay's camp, but no word yet. Okay. Now, this situation with Kaepernick, I've kind of like outlined it before, but we also just have to keep circling back to what, and I got to shout to Van Laithen here. Van Laithen gave a proper explanation of kind of what that situation was. Listen to this. And this is the reality. This is what happens, at least in what happened, at least in this one instance, because I was there.
Starting point is 00:15:04 I know for sure. I'm not saying it was Jay-Z. I can't say that Jay-Z did anything, right? But I know for sure, for sure, that Rock Nation was seeding negative stories about Colin Kaepernick during the time that he... Hey, Van Lathen, you're manic. You're a little crazy, buddy.
Starting point is 00:15:32 You think Rock Nation did what? Where's your proof? your manic he was really in traction with Jay-Z for sure this is after the Rock Nation
Starting point is 00:15:41 NFL deal has been announced and give Harvey more credit than just with how he played this I'll give him credit for the
Starting point is 00:15:49 fact that he goes hey I just got this information on the phone I know who was on the other end of the phone
Starting point is 00:15:57 I know who Harvey's Rock Nation contact is right I just got this Desiree
Starting point is 00:16:02 Perez this information on the phone and all of these things about Colin Kaepernick is what I just got told, right? And Harvey comes over to me and he says all of this stuff and he's like, yeah, did you know that he actually doesn't really want to play?
Starting point is 00:16:17 And I looked at Harvey and I said, look, I don't think that we here at TMZ should be getting in the middle of what's going on between Colin Kaepernick and Jay-Z. I think if we run what essentially was a hit piece on Colin Kaepernick, I don't think we have the cultural cachet to do that, number one, to insert ourselves
Starting point is 00:16:40 into the middle of that situation. And also, I think it's choosing a side in something that is literally at the core, the core of a black cultural discussion right now. I don't think we should do it. He went and got back on the phone, and when he came back, there was a different story. And the story that ended up making it to TMZ
Starting point is 00:17:02 was that Jay-Z somehow had the inside track on becoming an NFL owner because of his relationship with the NFL. And that ended up being the story. And the reason why that story went up is because it was still a story that kind of explained why he had decided to take the deal with the NFL. It was a story that made it make sense to people. Like, oh my God, maybe Jay-Z, as the owner of a team, can then put Colin on a team. Or maybe moving on from the kneeling situation is worth it because we're going to get a black owner in the NFL. Or just have some influence towards black culture of people within the NFL.
Starting point is 00:17:52 Right, right, right, right. Full disclosure. I know Colin Kaepernick and Nessa. I do not know Jay-Z or any of the higher-ups at Rock Nation. But the fact that they were people from Rock Nation that were trying to put negative stories about Colin Kaepernick into the ether is true. Interesting. Very interesting. Again, I'll be honest, it's politics as usual and as Rock Nation as usual. I'm like a broken clock. You've seen the latest way they've tried to attack me. They got Charlemagne now claiming that. the only person in media who has a biomethematics degree, I'm the crazy one. Cool, fine.
Starting point is 00:18:42 However, that's their angle of, like, I think this is tried and true. Like, we all know what this is, right? So it's like, I don't even need to keep saying it. So is Rock Nation doing what Rock Nation does? I'm actually very interested that TMZ publish Kaepernick's side. Now, I'm going to be honest. I'm still disappointing Kaepernick. Kaepernick, I've always critiques you for not having a voice.
Starting point is 00:19:06 voice for your own movement. But even now, it's clear Kaepernick or his wife fed the story to TMZ, right? Like, bro, you're getting called out on stage for doing something you supposedly didn't do. Use your mouth. Pause. Like, speak. Like you're leaking a story to TMZ about your deal that they could back you up, that Jay-Z didn't tell the truth.
Starting point is 00:19:30 How about you speak for yourself? But again, you know, I definitely understand, at least at this point, you know, that's not. it's probably very difficult to go against the machine. And the machine at this point is definitely Rock Nation. So it is what it is. But I'm disappointed in Kaepernick. Not that much in Rock Nation is politics as usual with them. But when it comes to Colin Kaepernick, brother, you have a mouth.
Starting point is 00:19:53 You could speak. And I'm kind of also tired for your wife speaking for you. You're a man. Right? If a man, like, you know, and even my critique of Jay-Z, if Jay-Z came out and said, I'm going to be honest with you, You know why I co-opted this movement? You know why I took this shit over?
Starting point is 00:20:09 That nigga Colin's just not a man. He's not a leader. And we need somebody to lead. And I'm going to do that shit. I would rather that because I'm going to be honest with you. I'm always disappointed with Colin Kaepernan. He doesn't speak. How do you leak a story to TMZ?
Starting point is 00:20:27 The nigga this is you on stage and you leak a story to TMZ. Bro, just make a video. Just send out a tweet. You're still like doing this like, no. So again, I see why the movement was kind of co-opted and um you know for me more than anything if jasy had just doubled down and just stood on it like me of course i took that shit that niggis a bozo like i i respect a little bit
Starting point is 00:20:49 but who cares what i respect right all right that happened uh did you guys watch the concert i think you know we could probably get like a little a little roundup of what the concert ended up being uh let me look let me look i think he brought out not only naz riana came out Rihanna JZ So he wrote out Rihanna And I'm not gonna lie I thought that was special Having Rihanna on stage
Starting point is 00:21:17 That was incredibly special I can't even lie to you So this was Rihanna on stage Not gonna lie I think Rihanna was like the biggest It's kind of interesting Well Rihanna and Beyonce To me they're like neck and neck
Starting point is 00:21:38 But Rihanna just being on stage I thought that was a huge fucking moment Rihanna is just like her I'm DECAL So he brought out of the street Dope So he brought out Rihanna
Starting point is 00:22:49 She throws up the rock Okay that's cool I still believe that if Rihanna Drops an album I think she does half a million easy if Rihanna drops an album it's over she's still one of the top 10
Starting point is 00:23:11 most stream artists she hasn't dropped music in 10 years by the way it's a 10 year anniversary of Antai she dropped anti in 2016 right it's been a while y'all with me right now
Starting point is 00:23:28 okay this was Aesap Rocky who was moving around with Rihanna and also their child. And looking super in love, huh? Yeah, shout to them. That's A-Sap Rocky and his, I think, beautiful daughter. I think that's his daughter, right? But congratulations to them, really beautiful family, can't lie to you.
Starting point is 00:24:19 cannot lie to you man nice okay uh who else came out who else came oh m&m came out m&m came out m&m yeah jay really pulled out all the stops i think people were saying he should have brought out what he called again uh dame dash but you know obviously they're not on good terms but he definitely was celebrating his entire career not only just reasonable doubt 30th anniversary So he brought out Eminem. They perform Renegade. Now, I got to talk to some people who are actually at the concert. Everything I see online, the audio sounds horrible.
Starting point is 00:25:29 And this has always been like a critique of rap concerts in stadiums. So in a stadium, it's basically outside. Sorry. It's basically outside. The sounds aren't contained and the sound quality sometimes depreciates because of the big venue, the sound is kind of escaping everywhere,
Starting point is 00:25:54 and it's not the best compared to an arena. So I got to ask people who are there, did it sound good there? Because every video I watch, the sound is atrocious, like even this. I made something good. What a true, it was true,
Starting point is 00:26:13 gave you my picture, with a twist is just hissed at a point of view. The middle-fated, I've been afraid and penetrate by coach, but closer to block when they're top cooking, and they live with their minds got dropped broken, one rock's drive,
Starting point is 00:26:27 the biggest strikes go-o, on my dad, so he's gone on my dad, so you're trying to reach out of water I'm only down a drag, and I'm not telling you, I don't think you're a girl without a ride, right,
Starting point is 00:26:39 Now, if you guys don't know this song, this song historically, you know, people used to say get renegated, which this, it was this idea that the way how Eminem cooked on the track, he outshined Jay-Z. I kind of beg to differ. I don't think Jayzee was that bad on the track compared to M. I know, get it. It's M and obviously J's J. But people used to use that as a term. You know, like E-3rd is a term. Like they used to be renegated, right?
Starting point is 00:27:07 Which means you got your track completely stole. I think at this point we could say Drake'd, right? Because when Drake gets on your track, he steals the track too. Yeah, so that was the thought for this track, but it was Eminem's part. So I want to watch how people react to like Eminem just popping out and kind of like doing this verse. Let me get up I'm gonna be Yeah
Starting point is 00:27:51 I'm gonna be super Yeah I'm gonna be super again They're stupid in the spirit See see see the fact to this care But there's a future Maybe it's a spirit Maybe it's beautiful to the spirit
Starting point is 00:28:05 I made for you to just cherish Well I'm debating this beauty Maybe with you look at Like you to this man in the back Now I'm gonna start to stare Who's in the mirror See it's up Wow, and you're gonna do with you,
Starting point is 00:28:21 but you're stupid as parents, you're gonna do with a stupid Wow, shout to Emma. Wow, huh? Okay, and I think he did lose your And I think he did lose yourself as well here But you hollering Got a big ring,
Starting point is 00:29:11 Bring out the same Right up and a tiger Like in under my food Fill and break a two back jack in my head And I think he did lose yourself as well, here we go You know We ain't done You go
Starting point is 00:29:33 Hands up, hands up! One shot. One opportunity. Come up. See, if you're getting ready to one moment. Hands up, luster, hands up, luster, and stand to sniff. His palms are sweaty. He's meat, arms are heavy.
Starting point is 00:29:56 He's on the sweat, I'm on free. Plums with Kenny. He's lurkis. Look on the circus, he was wronged. He was trying to drop palms. When he keeps on, placketing, when he grows down the whole place, Sound the old crap goes so loud It's open smile
Starting point is 00:30:08 If the birds won't come out It's joking now It's so bad and he's broke Yeah Shout to M man Absolutely shot to M, man You've all daddy if he knows He's all dead if he knows
Starting point is 00:30:24 He's no jacks and he's broke It's so jack and he's broke It's so shag and he knows Yeah, man Absolutely shout to M, And he say, cheers, chatted to M. Let's hear what this bozo had to say. He's really saying, I love this shit.
Starting point is 00:30:48 Because y'all know, you guys know he didn't do these shows for the money. We're clear that this isn't like I need to work. Oh, need? No. This is, I want to work. I want to show y'all my legacy, right? I want to flex that. I want to actually, you know, create a new chapter in my life post having children and all of the 4-4-4 lemonade of it all, like showing y'all the next level of this shit.
Starting point is 00:31:16 And the fact of where I am in my life and where this hip-hop shit is and what it means to me in my life. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because there was a lot of effort put into this. Guys, it's like people still don't really digest the fact that he sold out Yankee Stadium, celebrating. celebrating a 30 year old album. Because people were say, you know, the haters online were like, yeah, so and so did it. No, no, no, no.
Starting point is 00:31:40 But they didn't do it celebrating a 30 year old album. And also, guys, y'all do. Too much glazing. I'm good, bro. I'm good, bro. I'm good, bro. Who else got broader? I think, Nas.
Starting point is 00:31:55 Jay-Z. Nas. Let's see that. Winning the fights with cops for just a nigger Walking with his finger on the trigger Fingers are bigger To our pockets get bigger I ain't the type of brother
Starting point is 00:32:13 Made for you to start testing Give me a step the rest of the house That's undressing Yeah Finging of Caswell Shelter If I get fucked straighted I'm a hijacked delta
Starting point is 00:32:24 In the PJs my blitz take place Well as a strange Yo, bitches is blaze Rock and it's like the maze So the black, that's trap Brack the Dallas is back What I hear and gonna start Okay, where my people come back black.
Starting point is 00:32:36 I'm living with a night's a jet black. It's wicked on. All right. All right did he bring out. All the legal luxury life breaks, but it was so strong. I got so many rounds I don't think I'm too safe. Like it's parallel. Okay.
Starting point is 00:32:53 It's wicked on these mean street. All right. Who else did he bring out? This was star-studded. I'll definitely say that. This was... All the ham players. Keeps with a year change.
Starting point is 00:33:13 We don't know. Game on a street. I'm going to stay a lot. I'm stuck with a camp that's wrong. Newscampus never come. You and your vans talking at the first of your prize. We're the grass with some. Biggest vanish every summer.
Starting point is 00:33:27 We start to work in the care of that. We're playing. We're the plans going to get Fonzay. Stay over set. To achieve this gold drink or so long, my weight wet. Faced with a vegetable hires. Shit like a straight.
Starting point is 00:33:39 All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. came out okay we've seen Rihanna already I didn't look at him and his wife Jay Z Beyonce so she had did I think night one or night two so I think she
Starting point is 00:34:07 replaced Mary J. Blige on Kenock the Hustle that's fire that's kind of dope and apparently she did drunken love too Can I keep my fingers off your baby? I want to do you, nah, ah. I can't keep my fingers up your baby? I want you to see ya. Feel like you man, all of these friends are real flashing. Fashion lights.
Starting point is 00:35:09 Baby, baby, baby, baby. I want you. Nah, can keep your eyes up my birthday. That's dope. Shout to Beyonce. Now, Beyonce looks fabulous. Can't lie. She does.
Starting point is 00:36:38 Good for her. Good for her. Jayzy Spotsclo, world. What's up, you, D. Let's have a new set. The bike take a tiny thumb. What's up, you two? What's up?
Starting point is 00:36:49 What's up? You're a nice couple right there. Look. Who's this Negro? Glorilla's dating. Who's this, nigger? Hey. Nice couple.
Starting point is 00:37:01 You're seeing. Thank you for coming. Thank you for hanging out with us. Okay. Yo, Glorilla went from looking like a man to like, she looked like a bad bitch now. Oh, at least she's Keith on and perform Empire State of Mind. Come in the Key, yo, I've run. And then, oh, great, and creatures, go and the big,
Starting point is 00:37:24 and she'll be a little bit, and she was a lady, love for the magic. Come in the Key. Alicia Keys. Wow, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, like, Beyonce? Jesus Christ. Could it get any more legendary?
Starting point is 00:38:08 Really great nostalgic performance. Who else came out? What's that said? Yeah, I know. Ye also did an amazing show in Spain. You know, but Ye's current. Like, Jay's doing a throwback show. Like he's doing, you know, greatest hits, which it's more of a celebration of his career and definitely his album.
Starting point is 00:38:40 GZ came out? Oh, Farrell came out, right? Oh, let's see that. Farrell. Ferell tells people at Yankee Stadium that Jay-Z is ready for war after cutting his hair. War with who? And he hopes Jay-Z kills the competition. Huh?
Starting point is 00:39:04 Yo, Pharrell, I like you, bro. But you and the rest of these whole Vendors, like Jay-Z is doing a rendition of, I'm a great artist, celebrating my old album. He's not a current artist. He can't compete with current artists. So unless he's competing with, like,
Starting point is 00:39:28 people with legacies, right? Is he competing with Nas? Like, what the fuck? Who, like, who, who's he ready for war for? Or maybe he's talking about like some business type of competition. Who is? Jay's not in the game. He's retired.
Starting point is 00:39:43 They poke the bear and now the bear cut his hair. And he got his helmet. He got on his helmet. Now he bought to go to war versus who. I hope he killed all them niggas. You y'all know who I'm talking. What? Y'all know he'll be the giant and I know him to be.
Starting point is 00:40:03 They put the bear and then the bear cut his hair. Now he got on his helmet. He got a lot. on his helmet and he getting ready to work. I hope you kill all the niggas. Y'all know what I'm talking about. Make some noise with a legendary
Starting point is 00:40:23 skateboard pitting at night in New York City. Let's go. What are you going to do in a night? You got to make some voice to your own. Hmm. What do you think Ferell is talking about? Who would JZ be going to war again?
Starting point is 00:40:42 Maybe he's Tony Busby Respectfully I don't believe that Jay-Z Could go to war against any contemporary artists It's just two different generations J-C's not a current rapper That's a viable artist Compared to these current crop of rappers
Starting point is 00:41:01 It's two different generations It's like saying Michael Jordan could come back on the court And play against Wemby He's like no my nigga He had his time that was great This is a great celebration of Jay's legacy, but like go to war versus who? Somebody said, Drizzi?
Starting point is 00:41:20 Bro, it's asinine. Like, don't even bring up Drake. Like, come on. I told you, Drake beat Jay-Z in all metrics like almost 10 years ago. So if he wanted to go to war or compete with Drake, Drake already eclips him like 10 years ago. Like, Drake is like fighting the ghost of himself and also fighting the ghost of Michael Jackson. Like, we got to just be honest here. And even if we're talking about, let's say, maybe Kanye,
Starting point is 00:41:50 I think Kanye is running a different race, just like Jay's running a different race. I'm utterly, like, baffled when people are saying Jay Z would go to war. And I'm like, I think there's a delusion among people that they're saying like Jay Z's about to have a run. And I'm like, bro, that's basically saying that Shaq is about to get back on the Celtics
Starting point is 00:42:14 saying he's about to have a run again. No, Shaq is a legendary basketball play, but it's over. It's okay. It's over. I think people don't want to accept, like, it's over. It's over. Yes, I'm pretty sure we're going to get the announcement of the album shortly, but Jay-Z is not a competitor for a current market. He's a legacy act.
Starting point is 00:42:40 And there's nothing wrong with being a legacy act. He's put the work in. He's a top five, top 10 rapper of all time. But the idea that, you know, maybe he'll go to war or try to compete with, let's say, Kanye? No. Drake, you can't compete where you don't compare. Nikki? I think that's like a whole different realm right there, but I can't get it.
Starting point is 00:43:14 You know who will be the giant and I. I know him to be. is the man and then the bear cut his hair and now he got on his helmet he got on his helmet is the Yankee had the helmet okay that's cool yeah i'm a little yeah i'm a little confused by that that This I'm doing front. Okay, okay, okay. Okay.
Starting point is 00:44:06 Oh, you think about it change. Uh-huh. You find yourself trying to get my bank. Make me call. Oh, no, no. Um, that's not front. That's motherfucking, excuse me, what's your name, whatever that song is by Jay.
Starting point is 00:44:28 This is front. This is front. Now, front was fire, though. I'll give him that. Broan to us fire. Shout to Farrell, though. I like Farrell's dope. This guy Let's get on the line This got to
Starting point is 00:45:13 This This got to know This got to be exciting for the people Who grew up on Jay-Z, huh? Give it to get you made Yeah Go ahead and stuff But don't want you mean
Starting point is 00:45:40 Yo, how does this nigga Farrell look like you don't age? All right, all right, all right, all right. From everything I've seen, look like it was a pretty good concert. Man, my brother hustles me so naturally It complexes me I'm gonna know how this movie is It's starting rolling whole Gitos wet It's just like a solid swear
Starting point is 00:46:24 Change my bros Stop shaving coat Stay in waving holes Put down the toes Because I be doing the most Say what? Oh, no Every time
Starting point is 00:46:34 Oh, Pat Okay Now give it to me Give me that I'm back to me Oh, it was a lore. That's the song I was thinking about. Okay, all right, man. Congrats to Jay, man.
Starting point is 00:46:52 I think these concerts were dope. Apparently, people really think this is that Drake? Yo, was Drake actually, like, mocking Jay-Z? Did I see the new shit where Drake is, like, doing spoken word? Drake was at SGA's birthday party, and Drake started doing spoken word. I think he even posted it. Is it this? Hold on.
Starting point is 00:47:18 All right. Too many nights. We've had too much fun. Yo, Joe, classic. Bars, bro. My boys, show my boy, too many nights had too much fun. What's the problem? Two on the jersey?
Starting point is 00:47:37 But we're here for the one. Oh, I like that. Two on a jersey. Now, that's fire. Bars. Bars. Still, two on the jersey, but we're here for the one. Yeah, yo, that's like the assing in the, that's, that's like the assing to a donut.
Starting point is 00:47:54 Shit, I ain't going to lie. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm saying that. All right. To Haley, obviously. Yes. No, the queen. To Simon.
Starting point is 00:48:11 Yes. To all the family. Yes. And to everybody that's helped you elevated. Mm. Shout out to everyone in the building to everybody that's here. to celebrate it. Ooh.
Starting point is 00:48:23 Oh, I ain't gonna lie. Yeah, Jay could never do this shit. Let's get fried. Run the shoes. Too many more dances. Should have been two chips, but don't worry, we have too many more change. Oh, that's fine.
Starting point is 00:48:42 One more time. All right. Too many nights. You, Drake's a troll. Drake might just be trolling Jay, bro. I don't think he's trolling Jay, actually. I think that he's just really having to do. phone SGA.
Starting point is 00:48:57 We've had too much fun. Mm-hmm. Yeah, we're not fun. Two on the jersey. But we're here for the one. Oh yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:49:20 All right. Two Haley, obviously. Yes. No doubt. The queen. Two Simon. Yes. To all the family.
Starting point is 00:49:28 Yes. And to everybody that's helped you elevate it. Mm. Shout out to everywhere in the building. to everybody that's here to celebrate it. Oh! Right? Let's get fried.
Starting point is 00:49:39 Run the shoes. Too many more dances. Should have been two chips, but don't worry, we have too many more dance. Anyway, I think he's just having fun. All right. Okay, then. So we kind of get, like, a good understanding of, again, is there another night of this Jay-Z thing?
Starting point is 00:50:01 I got to see, man. Or is it over? I think it's over, right? Yeah, it's over Yeah Okay What are the hip hop Nicket saying
Starting point is 00:50:19 This is where I go into like the O-head talk Where they're telling me Oh my God, this was the greatest thing ever Here we go Let me see if I could I'm trying to see if I could get like Any type of like breakdown
Starting point is 00:50:45 Of from someone who actually went there You probably got to hear from like a glazer Like Rosenweeb Huh? Let me go click on air shit. These motherfuckers haven't even uploaded. Oh, never mind.
Starting point is 00:51:21 Here we go. All type of delays. You know, when you're doing hip-hop shows in New York City, I can't speak for other cities because I've only really done shows of that magnitude here in this city. When it starts to get nuts and you're concerned about people's sake. Apparently people only got on stage at like midnight. Like, the show started like damn near midnight. At least the last one. you got to put that at the top of the list.
Starting point is 00:51:55 Yes, of course. Right, because what people don't understand is once that happens, you don't know what those people who snuck in the show. Oh, Ebro. Well, I keep, you know, like I said, all. And then guys, yo, there were like two or three times in the concert. I swear, I thought the man was doing a concert for me. I swear to you, I was like, oh.
Starting point is 00:52:17 No, no, I'm telling, guys, I'm going to tell you right now. You was micro-dosing? You was in their micro dough. You was like, yo, it's just me and home tonight. No one, no one listens to Can't Knock the Hustle remix as much as I do. It's like Dick Ryan without a license, man. It's like Dick Ron without a license, man. It does not get played a lot, bro.
Starting point is 00:52:42 We're not going to pretend. That was such an underground move for him to do. And then she sung the Melissa Morgan Fool's Paradise. Oh, come on. At that point, I'm like, hey, we really can't lose now. Like, this is just... And by the way, that's the first thing that happened. Well, I mean, obviously you see the...
Starting point is 00:53:02 Well, you see the video of him getting his haircut from B and the stand. You know, all of that. Which was fire. Which is intro, which was incredible. But the first song... Of the top. Beyonce walks out. No, Ibro, as soon as I saw the stilettos, I was like, that's not me.
Starting point is 00:53:19 And Mary only does thigh-high boots. Ah. I said stilettos. Those are stilettos. It was because I was with the people in section 226. The people. We were all screaming. She's with the people.
Starting point is 00:53:31 I with the people. We were screaming like the children. It was so good. I couldn't. And then he hits the verses from Cannotococall remix. And like I was just like, oh wow, they're really at that point I knew. And you know, I bro had sort of been on this more. And I guess, you know, I hadn't been in like denial of it.
Starting point is 00:53:50 I just hadn't really thought it. through how clearly seriously he was going to take this show. And then I was like, oh, this is really, this is going to be serious. And that's why, and yet again, though, three songs later,
Starting point is 00:54:06 when we get to dead presidents, I'm still not thinking about the possibility Nause is coming out. I didn't cross my mind, bro. All right, bro. I can't. All right. Cool. Anyway, let's move on So we kind of recap this whole YB versus
Starting point is 00:54:26 Future thing I don't know why they're actually beefing though I'm kind of like kind of like stumped on exactly why they're beefing From what we kind of hear Young boys alluding to that there's a problem that happened behind the scenes Some fans are speculating that young boy got taken off of a song Or you know something about music But it appears like it might be deeper than that
Starting point is 00:54:50 If you guys don't know, let me kind of give you the rundown of this beef again, all right? So YB. It got online and he said this. You know, fuck, I don't get no stuff about nothing. I'm talking about a bitch-haired nigga, kick me. Fuck out of y'all, y'all. And the other bitch-haired nigga better not flop tonight, man. Fuck out your bitch.
Starting point is 00:55:13 Man, dude. I know how this shit that go down and play with the beat. Man, fuck out, out, y'all. Your mom and your ho's nigger, fuck out y'all. You know, fuck, y'all. talking about my tub. Be the head
Starting point is 00:55:22 nigga kid. You know, okay. Now, a lot of people were saying, you know, he's clearly
Starting point is 00:55:25 talking about about future. Future. Future was the only person who dropped on Friday. He later clarified,
Starting point is 00:55:30 well, he backtracked for a second when the offset got him on live and told him chill out. You know what I'm saying? First,
Starting point is 00:55:40 we got to say, tell the world, we got to say, happy birthday culture. It's the 10th, man. We got to wish him to happy birthday.
Starting point is 00:55:46 I just come with the happy birthday culture. Yes, uh, That's uh I appreciate that my brother
Starting point is 00:55:55 she gonna see this I appreciate that I know I really can't cry this bitch though because I really don't like how you just got on my head shit yeah
Starting point is 00:56:04 man we're pushing we pushing the money you know what I told you know what I mean don't let don't let don't get you out your body you know what I mean we're solid niggas
Starting point is 00:56:13 we do what's right to our family you did the end of the day no no no on some G shit I got to stop that getting emotional shit because I really let some other
Starting point is 00:56:23 pussy and shit hurt me and that's what really got me back on these bitch going up, tripping. I have been doing great bitch, huh? You're right, though. And I thank you for that. I'm like, I apologize to you and I apologize to them too.
Starting point is 00:56:36 Yes, up? It's all good. This is all good. You're right. This all good. We live in. God is good. I flashed out.
Starting point is 00:56:45 I flashed out. I flashed out. We ain't doing that no more. We're getting to it. We happy around this motherfucker. No I mean. Offset been looking a lot happier recently. I don't know if he's just one big at a casino or maybe like, you know, he's probably
Starting point is 00:57:01 thinking about the blessings he does having life, beautiful kids, still has a career. He got shot recently, but like, you know, he's still walking around, moving around. He's recovered pretty quickly. So it looks like offset has been in a really good mood. So shout to him. His headspace seems very positive. So, you know, shout to him. Appreciate it.
Starting point is 00:57:19 Real shit. When you didn't really get up out of our body? You're in Norway. I'm in Norway. I'm in Norway. That's what my main home in. That why I called you, bitch? I thought you was riding away.
Starting point is 00:57:33 I love you, bitch. Hey, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I say, oh, I flashed out. You made, you got me feeling like a dick right now. I flashed out, bitch. That wasn't got me. It's all good, bitch.
Starting point is 00:57:46 I listen. It's all good. And it got me back on. I got to let that shit go. I got it. I love you. bitch, happy birthday, college, I love you, bitch, we're gone.
Starting point is 00:57:59 Okay. Then, uh, he addressed future a couple minutes later, even despite offset telling him to chill out. He said he was doing a chill out. He apologized in a direct, in an indirect way, basically saying whoever I was dissing, I'm sorry. Then he hop back on doing this.
Starting point is 00:58:15 Then he hop back on doing this. No, no, no. Like 10 minutes before you decide. Take 10 minutes. His wife says, you'll take 10 minutes before you post this shit, bro. Like, just give it a second. Maybe you'll calm down. He says, fuck 10 minutes.
Starting point is 00:58:30 He'll give 10 seconds. That's five. One, two, three. Oh, I'm stupid as fuck. Bitch, you flop with your bitch ass. I ain't letting you slide. And they bend my gas to the fuck you, you old ass, bitch. You, hey, you wanted my antique cars.
Starting point is 00:58:45 A nigga, you thought you was going to count me out too. Nigger you are. Let me get him these bitch-ass. Mm, okay. He says the only thing I could ever lose in life Is a hole in my temper Nah, I quit, obviously Nah, he says he's quitting again
Starting point is 00:59:00 Somebody say, yo Yo, y'all niggas is arguing with a nigga Like Wabi, he has help tattered In the middle of his chest I'm not, them bitch-haired nigga no more Tell them niggas fuck me, fuck out them bitch-haed nigga Okay Then he continues
Starting point is 00:59:14 Well, actually, Doe Boy responded Because apparently So young boy dropped a song and he says in honor of the whole whole Atlanta okay and then dough boy responds where you where you went after young boy supposedly says keep talking with your whole ass so dough boy says this we can bump right now like right now we don't got to argue or do none of this gay ass internet shit that you be on do you need to come outside gang you not going to even come outside nowhere in america gang you only feel safe out the country y'all don't
Starting point is 00:59:52 see this nigga walking around up here. Do you? No, you don't. That nigga only pop out where he feels safe as fuck it. He ain't got the police with him. He ain't going. Or this nigga do it. Sit in the house and yell at his phone all day. This nigga is weird, gang. Fuck is wrong with you. Let's bump.
Starting point is 01:00:08 Let's bump. Where are you at? We can bump. Okay. Well, he said that. Then Herm said this. Man, what we're doing? Because I don't want to talk. I can't talk. I don't want to talk. We're going battle for battle. We're going dollar for
Starting point is 01:00:22 Dona, we're going chop off the top, we're going diamond for diamond. Because y'all just can't fuck. What that's a net? It's retort over here. It's a prostrate over here. You hear me? Then what thing I ain't going to do. Talking about slapping that nigga.
Starting point is 01:00:31 Snap who? Man, just imagine your pussy. Pick your arm with the slapping nigga in the whole head fall. Man, you got to think of all. But look, I'm on, whatever y'all want. You hear me? I'm thacking. Let's do it.
Starting point is 01:00:45 Man, what we're doing? Because I don't want to talk. Okay. Where you went? Now, the back and forth kept going for a bit. bit because YB jumped in and he said this. Man, I'm in self career by myself. I've been waiting to do this shit my whole life, lit boy.
Starting point is 01:01:06 Come home, I tell you where I met. I meet you out of the studio in a while. I will beat the fuck out you, nigga. As on my daughters. Hey, I beat the piss out you. You a lit boy. I remember you. You was a hole when you know him to cry.
Starting point is 01:01:20 Say, I ain't this. serving over a man. I don't smoke cigarettes. You bitch-ass nigger. I ain't pop up here going on them, man. I ain't smoked a cigarette. And I'm like, man, stop all that pussy-ass
Starting point is 01:01:34 drug this and addict. Bring your gangst ass here. Come anyone on there. And watch what I do you. Okay. That's telling me a lot about you niggas and people. Now, you niggas ain't no fucking gangsters.
Starting point is 01:01:48 That's why y'all can walk around the states like that. Say, Pluto ain't no fucking gangster. Dude don't run around without no fucking security, especially not more than me. My boy, I just watch, I just watch the world. Glorifies the most pussy and dummy shit
Starting point is 01:02:06 that ever went on I ever seen in my life. Man, they got a nigga, y'all can't even name. Y'all don't even know this boy for five songs. Y'all don't even know this man for three songs. Man. And y'all, Lillet. Now, it looks like he's kind of alluding. People keep saying he's alluding to like Poo Shasty,
Starting point is 01:02:25 and they're saying that people are big enough Poo Shisty for what he did to Gucci, I guess. I'm a little confused by that. Like, going to find some pussed-ass shit that was done by this, nigga. Man, you never tricked me out of my position. Man, I never let you. Nobody else. And we ain't going on chopper for chopper with no nigga, man.
Starting point is 01:02:48 Because we don't play like that. We cap rappers. We ain't built like that. So he's telling her, yo, let's know, we ain't going to chopper for shopping with nobody. We cap.
Starting point is 01:02:59 We lie. We don't really do shit like that. When you don't murderers, when you know, none of that. Hey, that's telling me a lot about you niggas and people.
Starting point is 01:03:08 Now, you, Nick. Okay. Then he got back on. It's good, though. There ain't no beef. I want no problem with child. I'll fight you if you want to.
Starting point is 01:03:18 I just want to fuck up. his rollout by that the whole ass shitty do behind scenes. It's good, though. So he said he just wanted to fuck up Future's rollout because Future does whole ass shit behind the scenes. I don't know what that could be.
Starting point is 01:03:33 Good, though. It ain't no beef. I want no problem with child. I'll fight you if you want to. I just wanted to fuck up his rollout by the whole ass shitty do behind scenes. It's good, though. Okay. There we go.
Starting point is 01:03:49 now we then get doughboy who pops back on again by the way I've never seen future kind of do these back and forth I'm not gonna lie but doughboys is FBG about your little cousin you need to go take him his drugs
Starting point is 01:04:03 and something because he came with my comment's fucking with me I was my business like a player man fuck is wrong with you nigga you're talking about that my little cousin I'll fuck with something if you want to fuck with some
Starting point is 01:04:13 nigga I don't want to fuck with you I don't want to fuck with none of the broke niggins I want the nigga man I want the nigga that can't fuck with me me, that's your appellum. You're always saving that, man. Let that nigga be a man. Fuck is you talking about. You care about your little
Starting point is 01:04:25 cousin, you need to go take him his drugs or something, because he came up. My comment is fucking with me. I was mind my business like a player, man. Fuck is wrong with you. Niggar, you're talking about that my little cousin. I'll fuck with something if you want to fuck with some. I don't want to fuck with you. I don't want to fuck with none of the broke niggas. I want the nigga, man.
Starting point is 01:04:41 I want the nigger that came. Fucker with me. That's your problem. You're always saving that, nigga, man. Let that nigga be a man. Fuck as you talking about... You care about... Yeah, you don't want to go diamond for diamond, dollar for dollar, chopper for this. Man, shut the fuck up, nigga. You all of niggas try to go story for stories.
Starting point is 01:04:57 Stop talking to me, man. I said what I said, man. Fuck all you, niggas. I don't give a fuck, we could do whatever. Any one of you, niggas. Fuck as you're talking about. And your side is nowhere near turk is mine. You niggas know this, nigger's notice.
Starting point is 01:05:08 Nigger went and put on all I be old ice talking this rick's shit to me, man. Who touched the em besides him? I want to know. Pussy. Yeah, time about, you know. Hmm. So this was who gangdy who says, that's my little cuss. I'll fuck with something. I'll fuck with some with you, doughboy. We can take it to wherever you want to take it to. Hmm. Interesting. And I think that was it, except it's not it, because apparently Doe Boy got back on and he said this. I hate niggas like you, gang. Always playing victim. You all ain't going to trick me on my spot. Ain't nobody. tricking you out your spot you came fucking with me what is we talking about
Starting point is 01:05:53 stuff acting like a nigga saying something to you first you came under my shit fuck is we talking about here y'all just be i'm telling you this shit be right in your face he mad at y'all cause niggas actually said i'm right though he's mad now he call it y'all stupid like y'all tripping that niggas said that i know y'all ain't no killers because y'all walking around in the states no many brinkers Real gangsters, real killers that never even left the city before? What is you talking about blood? I hate niggas like you, gang.
Starting point is 01:06:27 Like I said, nigga, all the way in South Korea, talking crazy. 15 hours away. Talking about you would meet up with me anywhere. I bet you could have been DM me. We could have been got this shit overweight, gang. But you just want to keep making posting shit. Keep going back and forth from your niggas. I just want to keep arguing, bro.
Starting point is 01:06:49 Tell your niggas, stop posting me, gang. Fuck if we're talking about her, bro. Nobody trying to keep arguing what you blame ass, niggins. Fuck. Behoo up on your daughters. Them little niggas that you be with. Yeah, they got your head fucked up because they be letting you smack them niggas around
Starting point is 01:07:05 and they don't hit you back. Nigg ain't never got hit back before. That's his fucking problem. Like I said, nigga, all the way in South Korea, talking crazy. 15 hours away. Talking about you would meet up with me anywhere. I bet you could have been DM me.
Starting point is 01:07:22 We could have been got this shit overweight, gang. But you just want to keep making posting shit. Keep going back and forth and your niggas. I want to keep arguing, bro. Tell your niggas, stop posting me, gang. Fuck as we're talking about here, bro. Nobody trying to keep arguing what you blame ass, niggas. Fuck.
Starting point is 01:07:39 Behoo up on your daughters. Them little niggas that you be with. Yeah, they got your head fucked up because they be letting you smack them niggas around now. you back. N' nigga, he never got hit back before. That's his fucking problem. Like I said, no.
Starting point is 01:07:53 Okay. And I think that's where we kind of left it. Oh, he did like, young boy liked a video of me speaking where I said Gunna is living his best life while everything Little Baby touch is flopping, which is facts. Little Baby is the new ice man.
Starting point is 01:08:12 You get what I'm saying? Cold is ice. So Gunna is living his best life. And I keep telling you, man is something about your gunna you know i was talking to i was talking to like a girl and and she like she looks at gunna or gunna's music because actually what music she listened to and gunna has like crossed out of this like street music shit he's kind of like in this like fly type of like a little bit like almost like international towards to a certain extent like that little hood booger Atlanta
Starting point is 01:08:48 I'm a gangster Like he's not doing that no more He's for the girls He's for the bad bitches He's for the people with passports Like little baby Or for the niggins that got like Dried up snot under their nose
Starting point is 01:09:03 Like you know what I mean Don't have deodorant You know what I mean like The scammers who like Like little baby's kind of for the bum niggas You get what I'm saying? Like that's how his music resonates to see that nigga, mickinose monocode.
Starting point is 01:09:18 Yo, he looks like his shirt is tucked in his pants. I'm telling you, right now, Gunna's aesthetic. And by the way, I'm not even criticizing Thug, but I'm giving him some advice. Gunna is the byproduct of when your aesthetic meets your music. Thug, your problem is your aesthetic doesn't meet your music. Thug, I realize you're starting to sign these new, like, rage kids. It's kind of like, a lot of them sound like opium, right? That's the new wave.
Starting point is 01:09:47 I get it. And I hope you're successful in there. I see some of them that look like they might pop off. Cool. But your problem personally is that your aesthetic doesn't match what you're rapping about. You got to pick what you want to do. Do you so want to be a gangster? If you want to be gangster, your aesthetic doesn't match that.
Starting point is 01:10:04 You give hobo, being honest. If you want to be the fly rapper, you haven't looked fly. And again, I get it. I'm not like the most stylish person. But it was a time you kind of like came across like this really like, just like left field but eccentric type of like fashion guy or fashion forward guy
Starting point is 01:10:23 these wife beaters are killing you my brother the lean gun is killing you my brother like you got to like you got to recreate that look if you're going to be that type of rapper and have that type of music the biggest problem with with thug is that
Starting point is 01:10:38 thug's music doesn't match the aesthetic he's going for and he doesn't know what he wants to go for I think he still kind of likes the thug type of talking, except you're on probation. You can't really give that aesthetic. And I think that's his problem. Right now, little baby, he's ducking a riko, right? He's like talking half tough, CBFW.
Starting point is 01:11:01 Fuck, nigga, keep claiming I'm FOPF, digger. Don't let the feds run you away from claiming your gang. How many times he don't change your gang name? No, we're not FOPF no more. We CBFW. Nigger, you're R-I-C-O, stupid. Rico, the fuck is you talking about goofy like the hell? Are you still trying to be tough or not?
Starting point is 01:11:22 That's the problem with these guys. They don't know what they want to do. Gunna has left all of the hood shenanigans behind, and he's making shit that niggas with loafers, with, like, he got seams in his pants. He got, like, the nigga got a pocket square. He just look fly. His music and his aesthetic.
Starting point is 01:11:44 match. Little baby is over here half being a gangster because he's ducking Fonnie Willis. And then we got young Doug who just, he's not committing to what he wants to do. Remember when young Doug was the weirdo? He's not even committed to the weirdo no more. Like he's not even, like, there's nothing weird about Doug no more. We just kind of look at him like, like, we look at Doug like he's kind of like Adrian Broner light. You get what I'm saying? It's like, back in the day we looked at Broner like whatever, whatever we love brokner but i'm just saying like none of those thoughts come to mind anymore and if
Starting point is 01:12:18 i was managing thug i would say this a thug we need to recreate this image let's take two steps back what do you want to do you still want to be tough you want to be gangster i bet we're now going to have to create this tough guy aesthetic it's going to be hard because you're on probation and we do know you don't want to get a lot back up that's going to be tough oh you want to be the weird guy who might wear a dress you could still do that but disappear for a minute and and start popping out. Like, the cool, remember when he popped out with the mask? That's when I realized I'm like, oh, Thug don't got it no more.
Starting point is 01:12:49 Remember when Young Thug, he popped out with the mask. Once I've seen him with this mask right here, I'm like, okay, this is not it. Like, it's just, it's not even about the mask is that it didn't even look well put together that you could be like, oh, what, let me have some intrigue. You just look like a nigga with something on his face. And that's the problem, I believe. that's 100% the problem. So I would tell Thug, fall back for a second,
Starting point is 01:13:19 figure out what role you want to do. And let's create that. For a little baby, I wouldn't tell him a motherfucker thing. I would tell him to learn English. But for Gunna, I think Gunna's doing the right thing. I think Gunna is making music. And this is what I said, I was talking to a girl, and she's like, I don't really listen to, like,
Starting point is 01:13:39 super gangster music. Like, I don't listen to, like, young boy. Like, he's too aggressive. whatever, whatever. And she's like, I listen to Thug, but old thug. And I was like, okay. And then she's like, I listen to Gunner, though. And I realized Gunna's music is giving off day party, giving off Micanos,
Starting point is 01:13:58 giving off Monaco, giving off fly shit for women, giving off not hood booger, less killer nigger. You get what I'm saying? And his aesthetic, the way how he dresses, the way he carries himself, the places you see him at, you could tell he's matching that aesthetic. So that's why I actually really think that Gunner's winning. So congratulations to Gunner.
Starting point is 01:14:25 And I think young boy agrees. Yo, young boy agrees, you know? He's like, yo. And also this idea, like, I think at this point we realize all them niggins down there is telling. Little baby telling, young thug telling, Gunner telling. They're all telling. So, like, you can't even say one's telling in the others. They're all telling.
Starting point is 01:14:42 It's Ratlanta. They're all telling. like at this point like you can't even like pick and choose and be like well he told but he ain't tell they all told they all told so at this point fuck it gunna is like the best he's like the best of the rats like the best he's the best one let's keep it a bean let's keep it a bean they all they all told but at least gunna he's kind of figured it out he's put he's put that package together really good and i got to be honest with you i don't know if gunna has a manager whoever is i don't think it's a handler but whoever's manager is
Starting point is 01:15:14 bro that person deserves you know what I give managers sometimes like 15% or whatever that manager might deserve 30 that run that gun has been on and how they sculpted it since he came out no interviews delivered on every music
Starting point is 01:15:32 he's going to a certain aesthetic everything is planned make no mistake about it gun of doing 5K runs he's attracting the audience he wants he's going on 5k runs you see him party
Starting point is 01:15:46 these day parties. You see him like he's still popping out with the bitches, but he's popping out in different places. Not in a sweaty club. You get what I'm saying? Like, he's not popping out like a little baby with 800, like, you know, bum-ass niggins behind him, right? He's doing in a really dope way,
Starting point is 01:16:03 and I think that's why it's kind of working for him. Hopefully Thug takes my advice and kind of figures it out. I just think he's directionless right now, and obviously maybe the music could be a little bit better, but everything hits when there's, some congruency there, right? Okay. It's a Drake gifted Kyle from the Melt Boys of 500K
Starting point is 01:16:24 Richard Millie for his birthday after recently hitting a $30 million max win on stake. Oh my God. Oh my God. This can't be real. 14 fucking million dollars. Oh my God. There's still 11 spins left. It's seen. This can't be real. No, we're dreaming. We're dreaming. It's $1.000.
Starting point is 01:16:44 No, it's not $100. $20 million. Oh my God. 20 million oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh drake is giddy right now no stop no stop no no do you know oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god Oh my God. Oh my God. Now someone told me this was the day he actually called. Drake calls Ben on live. I think he had called Ben on live.
Starting point is 01:17:36 And apparently that was the day. Was it? Let's see if he's wearing the same thing. Okay. Is this load? But damn, a $30 million win. I've been watching train wrecks who does a lot of gambler stuff. He's been hitting some ridiculous wins.
Starting point is 01:17:53 You know, supposedly he won 50. $50 million. Like, these numbers almost sound like super fake. Because the idea that someone wins like $30 million, like, do you know the average rapper, 99% of rappers won't make $30 million in their lifestyle? Here we go. What? Yes, I am.
Starting point is 01:18:35 Oh, okay, okay, okay. I think it was the same day. So, yeah, they kind of exposed that Drake was with that girl from that song. But apparently, you know, she got to be good luck for Drake because I think Drake got that win while hanging with Shorty. But anyway, $30 million, that's a huge win. That's dope. Oh, my God. This can't be really good.
Starting point is 01:18:54 So this is Drake Gifting Kyle. If you don't know, Colin from the Melt Boys, they're from Canada as well. He gave him a half a million dollar Richard Millie for his birthday. Here we go. Also, Drake gave him a $20K Rolex for his birthday last year. Oh, Millie. I can't. Gointh.
Starting point is 01:19:39 Yeah, what the fuck do you get Drake for his birthday? Huh? Shot to Kyle, though. Anyway, anyway, that's dope. Really dope. Okay. All right. So, you know, Drake giving away all his bread. Or not all his bread because $30 million is a lot of money.
Starting point is 01:20:02 Let's continue, though. Agent Brona goes off on Ryan Garcia and wants to fight him next. What? Knocked out, nigga. You got stopped, niggas. I ain't never got stopped, nigga, ever. And life, no matter who I fault, nigga. Fuck you talking about, nigga.
Starting point is 01:20:21 You didn't quit in some old shit. Bitch-ass, nigga. Quitting ass, nigga? Girl cheating on you ass, nigga I just seen a clip of this Ryan Garcia talking about he wouldn't fight me or he's doing shit way better
Starting point is 01:20:37 or he's better or what? I don't know what the fuck he's talking about but guess what though? Guess what though, my nigga? I want to fight you next, nigga. We can fight next. You ain't got to fight that, nigga. Because I know you're getting
Starting point is 01:20:50 nice fights and shit but you ain't going to make as much money as you're going to get fighting me. You're about the money, right? Fuck you fight me, my nigga. Talk your shit there, Nick. I take your belt. Is he supposed to be like a Hispanic guy?
Starting point is 01:21:03 Or he's like a white guy? Do he got a belt? And don't. Well, whatever you got, I'll take it, nigga. So what I'm telling you is this. Stop all that bullshit talking about all that nice guy shit. Bitch ass, nigga. When you was going through your shit, you was calling me, nigga.
Starting point is 01:21:18 And was? You was calling me. What's their beef? And what? And I was answering every time, nigga. So don't be on no fake shit now, nigga. Fake ass, nigga. Bitch ass, nigga.
Starting point is 01:21:27 Oh, ass, nigga. So what I'm telling you is this, nigga. You call your people, my people ready. Nick, I ain't with nobody, Nicky. I'm going this shit on the ground up. Go on, nigga. And if you felt that way about me, you would have came to pick me up. Bitch.
Starting point is 01:21:38 You had the money, right? And did. You ain't come pick me up, Nicky. Niggins. Yeah, you got knocked out, nigga. What's their beef? Ryan Garcia, by the way, respectfully, Adrian Broner, Ryan Garcia would put you maybe out this world.
Starting point is 01:21:53 Like, that thing would beat the brakes off of you. Ryan Garcia Adrian Browner I got Ryan Garcia I'm not gonna lie what did Ryan Garcia say what did Ryan Garcia say though try to figure it out
Starting point is 01:22:16 I just seen the clip but it's the Ryan Garcia talking about we never caught now not at this moment yeah he'll probably only last two rounds but guess what no he's right though guess what though man I want to fight you next
Starting point is 01:22:33 we can fight next we can fight next you ain't got to fight that you I know Respectfully, Adrian Brona got a Gucci man lean gut, bro. He can't fight Ryan Garcia. I know you're getting nice fights, but you ain't going to make as much money as you're going to get fighting me. You about the money, right? Fight me, money.
Starting point is 01:22:51 I take your belt. You got a belt? Whatever you got, I take. The thing with Adrian Broner as well, I feel like he really hasn't been active boxing as well. And again, you know, obviously I'm not a boxing. Well, I'm not a boxer for number one. but I would imagine that when it comes to the sport of boxing, you can't just like stop participating in the sport
Starting point is 01:23:13 and just go back like riding a bike. Ryan Garcia, who definitely got suspended for PDs, he's looked pretty impressive in the ring in the last couple of times. I think he came back and fought one person after the PD suspension, which was for a year. I think that Ryan Garcia watches him. I just seen the clip of this Ryan Garcia, Tom. Adrian Brenner was a motherfucker.
Starting point is 01:23:35 He was literally a problem. We never caught. Yeah. He's not in shape right now. Obviously, you can see the belly. He'll probably only last two rounds. Prime for prim, it'll be a hell of the fight, though. When he fought Marcus Madonna, he couldn't recover from that loss,
Starting point is 01:23:48 and then he let his vices take over him. Obviously, his trainer died, which is sad, rest in peace. But we love that Adrian Boner's back on top. We just seen that he recently turned into a millionaire. It's going crazy. Yeah. I love him too. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:24:02 He's going to help train me for this next fight. Adrian Brunner was a month. He was a mother. was literally a problem. We never caught. This don't even seem disrespectful at all. Why is Adrian Bro? This don't even seem disrespectful if you're asking. Hmm. Maybe he's just trying to get back in the ring. He's been trying to lose some weight.
Starting point is 01:24:23 Did you get on Ryan Garcia? Yeah. Right now? I'll have to train for about... Three months? Six months. Six for Ryan? Yeah. Yeah, he said he could take you. Because the first... Yeah, he said right now.
Starting point is 01:24:38 He said right now. Yeah. This, you know, but you can beat him. Yeah. I think so. It'll take six months to be 100%. He's because he's really in shape. I mean, in six months, I think he would probably, like, you know, obviously get in shape,
Starting point is 01:24:57 but I feel like he would need some, like, warm-up fights. I feel like Ryan Garcia is, like, he's in a different lane. I don't care about it. But I wouldn't fight him. my first fight back. But is he in your weight? Is he in your weight division? No, I'm going back down to 40.
Starting point is 01:25:17 I mean, he can come down. I don't care. Oh, it's not okay, is he, isn't he already down? Like, you would come down, because he's like, he's fighting 47.
Starting point is 01:25:29 But you definitely have to come down. Because where are you, like, 1, 50? No, fuck, no. You're like 190? Yeah. That's what I was going to say. I just didn't want to, like, say it with you.
Starting point is 01:25:46 I'm like 184. A, B, I'm happy you're in the gym. Okay. Yeah, I don't think that was that disrespectful, honestly, if you ask me. Agent Bruner reacts to Javonte, dis and him on stream. Why they keep saying tank disk? What's the wrong with you? React to tank.
Starting point is 01:26:09 Mr. Pulitzer, thank you for the 10. Says, um, act, my son is coming for you on Queens Flip interview. brother thank you for the $10 but just read what you just typed my son come on bro my son is irrelevant right like with all due respect i i think we got rid of my son a couple years ago i think his last gig was trying to get a government position being like a community leader like he's basically like the grid program for new york city he should focus on politics hip hop ain't is it's shit no more okay my son i'm gonna be honest with you i'm i'm a greater figure in hip hop in my pinky finger than you've ever been ever i can't even i can't even like respond to a bum like you like you're like you're like
Starting point is 01:26:58 the dearth beneath my feet you get what i'm saying it's like i've got it i've given a lot of people a lot of energy but bro you just got like a job with like mandami go do that brother okay don't come over here and comment on nothing hip-hop i make the rules you don't call the shots okay bring your bitch ass over there to the mayor's office go go hold up your little sign but whatever you're talking about when it comes to me you're out of your league you're outclassed and to be honest like a nigger like you there's nothing you could say that could even affect somebody like me you get what i'm saying niggas like you i shit it on for years and i watch you run in place you've been on a treadmill you've never been nowhere you get what i'm saying you sucked as as a rapper you
Starting point is 01:27:42 sucked as an activist, you just suck as a man. You're just a bitch. So all those things considered, I don't even care what you said. I just had to just, I'll drop a little light 20 on you just because, but get back to work, you fucking bum. You work for the citizens of the New York State. That's all you need to think about. Your paycheck comes from them, get your bitch ass back to work, and the next time you waste some more interview footage talking about Big Act, we're going to dock your fucking pay. Get your whole ass back to work, nigga. Anyway. I'll take. Y'all ain't even sending no tweet. It's probably deleted by now. What's this?
Starting point is 01:28:28 I hate to say I'm biased. Tank number one. No, I got to be honest. I can't be biased. I'm not going to be biased. Devon's number one. Tank Shakur. What happened to Tank though? Is Tank not fight no more? Last time I seen Tank fight the grease was in his eyes. The last time I seen the nigga fight, the grease was in his eyes. What's going on with Tank? He just quit.
Starting point is 01:28:51 It has been to the streets. I know you ain't focused. That's why I got anybody out of that. That's why I got anybody out of that. Can they see my payout? You better tighten up. Can they see my page now? I'm telling you.
Starting point is 01:29:01 Wait, he's smoking out? What the fuck? What's the biggest payday Giovante got? And by the way, why didn't, oh, I guess it was the domestic violence stuff. That's why he didn't get in the ring with, remember he was supposed to fight Jake Paul or something? Is Tank just that rich? Let me see.
Starting point is 01:29:21 How much money has he made his career? How much money has Durante Davis made his career? Like, how much? He's made like 100 million or something? They say, oh, between 70 and 90 million. I guess that's cool. Not everybody's going to be Floyd, right? Hmm.
Starting point is 01:29:37 He is entertaining to watch. I'm wondering what the fuck happened to him. Is it all the stuff about beating up women? I got to be holding up. I got to get it. I got to get you up. You guys heard it. That's the one and only Adrian Broner,
Starting point is 01:29:53 picking Devin Haney to be Javante Davis. I know some. Okay. All right. Speaking of boxing, though, did y'all see Shannon Sharp versus Shakur Stevenson? This was a really interesting conversation. And it was very explosive as well.
Starting point is 01:30:11 But it was explosive for the reasons of, it's a fundamental reason where people are like, there are certain type of sports where we have, you know, maybe even a former athlete like Shannon Sharp, but he's not a former boxer. And you have people give their opinion on a sport that they don't play or they don't participate in. And that becomes a area of critique
Starting point is 01:30:35 when you actually get someone who's trying to break down the sport in a different way. And someone's like, no, well, my opinion is different. And this was an interesting thing where Chakor was basically almost saying, I'm schooling you about boxing. I know you're giving your opinion, but I'm schooling you about boxing, you don't know boxing. And the thing about, the thing with boxing,
Starting point is 01:30:54 it's one of those things where it's much more than the eye test. You'll hear people constantly use that phrase, like you don't know boxing, because it's really a really intricate sport. Like, it's, you know, it's not just a simple thing of who's just going to pulverize the other person. You know, they say styles make fight. Also, this idea where Shakur Stevenson, he's kind of known as a guy who,
Starting point is 01:31:18 he doesn't have the most interest in fights. However, even though he doesn't have the most interest in fights, a lot of people do give him credit for being a really technical great fighter. Like, you know, there are some traces and semblances of what people used to say about Floyd, not necessarily that he's like Floyd, but people use to say about Floyd, pretty boy, Floyd, you don't really get pain, you don't really get punishment. You're not really like, you know, leaving yourself open for maybe maximum damage, and you're also not risking trying to go for the knock.
Starting point is 01:31:48 You're winning off points, your piece of the niggas up. Cool, but sometimes people watch these boxing matches because they want to see the knockout. Anyway, this is a conversation between Shannon Sharp who tried to bring up this, you know, long time saying about Shakur saying the guy's boring as a fighter. And Shakur is like, you only say that because you're repeating a talking point, but you really don't know boxing. Here we go. Huh? Edge. You say you're getting F.
Starting point is 01:32:16 You got a fighter. They're not, there we go. If you win. But for me, I think for me, I'm just like, I've seen guys your size fight. I may weather coming up through the ranks and was flooring people until his hands became brittle. And I watch Sugar Ray and I watch Hurt and I watch. What I'm confused about is now it sounds like you're down playing Tio. Like it sounds like this is a downplaying like who Tio is.
Starting point is 01:32:41 I mean, Tio then showed you how great he is in other fights. Why wasn't he that great that night? I'm not saying he's not great. And we could talk about the way that you fight. No, I'm not into hitting and being hit. If that's what you're asking me, I won't do that. I will hit and don't eat. Are you, are you, so, so are you trying to be,
Starting point is 01:33:02 are you trying to be when they talk about lightweights and super lightweights and, and, and junior welder weights? Are you trying to be in that sure. I'm not comparing myself to none of these do. I'm trying to be the first, of course, Stevenson. You want, at the end of my career, I don't believe, I don't believe, you're going to say,
Starting point is 01:33:17 I'm going to rank you like that. You're going to say, why was his fight so easy? Why wasn't he hurt? Why was, why, because I'm that great. That's what you're going to say. We're not saying that you're not great, Choucourt, but I don't believe, and this is me, this is my opinion. Joe has his opinion.
Starting point is 01:33:32 Ocho believes, you hung the moon. I don't believe that you're going to get the credit you deserve without knocking people out. That's why you, that's why you never boxed before. That's not boxing, boxing. That's how I know you never boxed before. Floyd, maybe, you could talk about Floyd, Well, he said the guys that he knocked out.
Starting point is 01:33:48 But in the... Terrell Lenn in his prom, he wasn't just knocking guys out. This is not true. No, because the hand got brittle. Exactly. I got hand problems, too. What's the difference? Well, I didn't know that.
Starting point is 01:33:59 My bad. Everybody know that. That's why you ain't been doing your homework. You've got to do your homework. Hey, but hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on. I mean, listen, I love boxing, Joe. I'm sure you watch it.
Starting point is 01:34:10 You watch it as well. But boxing is more than just knockouts. Now, knockouts, being able to have it is really good. being a slugger in baseball and hitting home runs. The fans love it, but most of the time, when it comes to some of the greats, that's not all boxing is. They called it the street science. Oh, you're just not in tune, man.
Starting point is 01:34:27 Knockout power. You got to get into, going to some homework. I'm in too. You ain't do your homework, man. You got all F's. You got all. I grew up in, but you can't, you can't say just because I don't like your style that I don't know why you don't.
Starting point is 01:34:42 I grew up in an era with sugar rating that was knocking people out. that I don't put myself in harm's way by getting in the ring. That's what you told me. That let me know that you don't do your homework. But you talk about one fight. You talk about Tiafimo. Any fight. I'm not the people.
Starting point is 01:34:57 Am I the only one said that about you? I was wondering one thing. Am I the only one that's ever said that about your fighting style? Yes or no. A lot of people that don't know boxing say that. No, no, no. Am I the only one? You can use a public opinion for cartoons.
Starting point is 01:35:09 I, no, no. I kind of tend to agree with Shakur here where it's like, you're piggybacking off someone else's opinion about me and I'm giving you a response about that opinion and you're like, well, it's still my opinion without being able to have some type of nuanced discussion about why that opinion is valid or not. Are you the only casual that said this? No, you are not. Are you the only casual that said this?
Starting point is 01:35:40 No, you are not. Let me ask you a question. So no other fighter has said that. about your fighting style that they're not they're not happy with your fighting style. You know what mean fighters wish they could fight like me? I know how many fighters. Oh can I talk you know how many people go home with wait wait wait got to the doctor got to go get their brain checked out got to go they wish they could do what I do. They prayed like I wish I had them skilled if I had I also got to agree with him with this I feel the same. I feel like this idea of
Starting point is 01:36:14 because you're a boxer and you're getting paid to inflict damage and pain on someone else, that means you should have your brains turn to scrambled eggs by the end of your career. When you look at the likes of Muhammad Ali was one of them who got a lot of head injuries and trauma by the end of his life. Yeah, I completely get it where these new age boxers are like, hey, listen, I'm trying to win the fight. I'm not trying to fucking put myself in a coma or get CTE. Them skills, they will go home to their family safely. You know, people don't go to their family safely. So no boxer, no boxer, no god has ever thought,
Starting point is 01:37:00 has said anything that I've said about your fighting style. You are you asking a subjective question? I can't tell you. I'm telling you that you sound like a... What's subjective? Why are you getting forward to me? It's my opinion. We debate it.
Starting point is 01:37:13 We're having a good debate. I called you off a hundred times. I mean, I look at you like your hump, right? So I got respect for you. I got respect for you. I got respect for you not doing your homework. I don't got respect for that. Do your homework and stop getting eggs.
Starting point is 01:37:31 Huh? You said you're getting F. You got to have all your homework. You said, okay, it's hard for me to believe all the fighters that I can remember that people put a plate, play place up high were entertaining they put that the date they and I'm not saying that you got to put yourself when you get not nice some fans that enjoy the sport of boxing I'm very entertaining hey hey Ocho are my entertaining yeah oh love yeah you got to pull you got to be able
Starting point is 01:38:02 to pull the non boxing fan in your core you get those you already got those guys you already got the boxer for millions of dollars man I don't have to do nothing but go there and there and do my job okay what you do appreciate you that's that's what i love doing my job man hey you can't can we talk about something more important on the joe when the fuck oh man you are you've been ducking me you heard me i'm talking about stop ducking me hey um you you in Vegas right i'm in Vegas when it when it what we're in Vegas right now yeah i'm in Vegas right now you were supposed oh you or you know you and joe was supposed to be out here this week because
Starting point is 01:38:44 Connor McGregor fight on Saturday. And I'm gonna be at the fight. And I'm gonna be at the fight. Hey, I think your unks are getting the ring. Okay. All right. Domese? What don't need?
Starting point is 01:39:00 I don't need. Hey, I got kids. Yeah. But a street fight on the boxing match is something entirely different, you go. Tomlin. The Tomlin. It ain't no rule.
Starting point is 01:39:12 They're rules in boxing. The time, a boxing fight lasts 36 minutes. You fighting in the street fight for a minute top. 30 seconds. Exactly. All of. This thing ain't going to distance. You're not going to land shit on me.
Starting point is 01:39:28 You ain't going to do. Oh, you are. What do you have to think about boxers in street fights? Have we seen boxers in street fights? Because, like, obviously, they have lethal hands. But, like, in a street fight, I don't think niggas is really trying to punch. They're trying to grapple. They're trying to take it to the ground, whatever, right?
Starting point is 01:39:43 You heard what he's saying? This thing is 36 minutes. Ain't no rules in street fighting. Ain't no rules and you're doing. Shakur, I'm 58. I got kids over to you. I can't go that. I'm going to tell you now.
Starting point is 01:39:57 Ain't no rules and street fighting. Hey, hey, it sounds like Unks say here. That's what it sounds like to me. No chance. Hey, Shakur. I would tell you like this. Go ahead and get turkey money. Go ahead and get turkey money.
Starting point is 01:40:13 You got a bull. Promise your career. That shit will end. I promise you that shit would end. Are they like lightweight threatening each other or just like a, you know, just trolling? With your ass. There's no way. MMA.
Starting point is 01:40:27 But I'll fold your ass up like a lawn chair. I guarantee you won't. No, the knees. Not a new one side. I, the knees? What don't need? I don't need's feel.
Starting point is 01:40:42 You won't ever know. You can't keep it on you, Chuck. Shakur, you're in a great spot. You just signed with Zulfa. Don't miss your money, up. You will never see that money. Keep it on you, man.
Starting point is 01:40:55 Hey, I got to see this, man. We got to set it up, man. You got to set it up. You just said you ain't got no problem making 140. If you ain't got no problem making 140, you probably walk around somewhere between 38 and 45. I'm going to say, I'm not. I'm not worried about you, though.
Starting point is 01:41:12 I'm not. There's a hostile takeover. Big guy, takeover. I'm going straight to your knees. I'm going straight to you. I'm telling you that. But see, that's your mistake because you got to get close. You ain't got no reach like that.
Starting point is 01:41:25 You're going to try to get close to me. And he got that jab. Hey, she could. You got 30 seconds. And you're 30 seconds. And you're 30 seconds, you got to get rid of the fight. As long as I don't engage. I'm going at your knees.
Starting point is 01:41:38 I know you go. I know you go trying. And I'm just waiting. I'm telling you. Tell you now. You too spawning. To do what? It's a run-in-clock.
Starting point is 01:41:52 Okay, all right. All right. I'm still, I like, I'm starting to like Shikor and see more and more. I kind of agree with him. The type of boxing, I do like to see the knockouts, but I do like the technical style where it's like almost a chess game. And I've gotten to appreciate Chachore Stevenson's style a lot more. And I will say, though, yes, it probably is a harder draw or a sell, I mean, to get fans to tune in.
Starting point is 01:42:22 But I think he's a pretty good boxer. Don't know where he really matches up against everybody else within his realm. But he's pretty good. Okay. Damn. Hey, you been doing your sit-ups? Everland, okay. Is that what you trade?
Starting point is 01:42:39 You trade? You fighting? Now, I'm fighting rival. You fight a what? Riber, okay. I ain't never heard of them. I just heard of Everlast winning. Does anybody fight in Reyes anymore?
Starting point is 01:42:53 Reyes-Glo? No, I don't like those. I think most of the Mexicans fighting them. Yeah. Mexican fighters. Yeah, that's, yeah. Ooh, ooh. Hey.
Starting point is 01:43:03 Do a real punch, y'all. Throw a real punch. Hey, I'm Captain. I'm Captain Hook number two. Let me see a real punch, though. Let me see, like, let me see one of these, a little shadow box. Okay.
Starting point is 01:43:17 Hey, uh-uh. I ain't gonna give you no cute cute. Let me see stuff. Like, let me see. The other thing that Shannon Sharper got hands. Shan Sharpe, one of them, niggas, like, I always thought like he was all muscle, no strength, if that makes sense.
Starting point is 01:43:30 All muscle, no strength. He's like, what's that big buffed nigga who got, who got fucked in his ass? He's on white chicks. You know what I'm talking about. Like, some of these things are just, All muscle, no strength. Y'all know what I'm talking about.
Starting point is 01:43:48 Terry Cruz, yeah. Terry Cruz is just all muscle, bro. I don't think that nigga really strong. Hey. Hey, you're gonna see it? Let me see it. What the hell was that? What's this?
Starting point is 01:44:03 Let me see. Oh, that's your whole. Hey, think about this. I know what the nigger's pump figure. I know where the nigga pump. Man, throw the dog. That's your whole face, I want to see a punch thong. That's your whole face, you cool.
Starting point is 01:44:14 That's from here to him. I hit you. Don't punch. Huh? Uppercut, hook. Mm-mm. I don't even throw no... You're going to beg me to stop on a punch.
Starting point is 01:44:24 A uppercut or a hook. You're going to beg, stop throwing them. Damn, man, I ain't... Now I know you bluffing. You tell me you're bluffing. Let me see a little... You ain't got nothing. See, hey, all that right there, I'm coming through that guard.
Starting point is 01:44:40 That little stuff right? For real. I'm eating that. For real. I see... I see. you throw something at bud like a little play drawing like you know anybody hey i tell you what do me all right anyway uh have y'all seen adam 22 he's he's starting up a debate that i think
Starting point is 01:45:03 people are going to chime into he has said anyone who calls tupac a la rapper is out of their mind he says i have way more plausible case of being like considered from LA than Pac does. This is why what he said. He says, Tupac lived in LA for less than a year. Anyone who calls him an L.A. rapper is out of their mind. The level of cap is an atrocity.
Starting point is 01:45:28 He says he lived in L.A. for nine months. I've lived in L.A. for 17 years. I'm not from L.A., but I have way more plausible case than Pock does to be considered from L.A. Ah. Let me read
Starting point is 01:45:43 what some of these comments says. Adam says, I've been in LA for 70 years, Tupac did nine months, and he didn't even claim it. So he's impossible to disagree. So I said, well, Pock spent one year in L.A., but he put out multiple West Coast anthems that's been unmatched till this day. Pac was only in L.A. for a year, but became the poster boy for all of California and the world throwing up the W. fingers. Pac only in L.A. for a year, but his legacy in the culture can still be seen and heard in music, blah, blah. Adam spent 17 years in LA and all he's done was let the hood hit his wife while he watched. So I guess that's pretty West Coast because it ain't no fun if the homies can't get none.
Starting point is 01:46:26 Hmm. That's kind of interesting. I don't know what Wack 100 things about it. I think Wack hates Tupac though. He like really hates Tupac. I don't know why. Hmm. That's an interesting one.
Starting point is 01:46:42 What do you guys think about that? Somebody says I'm bugging. Shannon will beat the fuck out of Shakur in a street fight? Well, how do you know that Shannon Sharp can fight? I get it. Weight classes, I get all of that. But how do you know one's actually a professional fighter? The other, we don't know if you can fight at all. By the way, speaking of which, this is also interesting.
Starting point is 01:47:11 So Boosie's suing Jacob Wohl and Jack Berkman, he claimed he paid $600,000 for them to help secure a Trump pardon in federal gun case and he never got it he feels like he's scammed now this is like an interesting one because part of me is looking at this like is this the equivalent of basically calling the cops because somebody stole your coke your cocaine it's like nigger that shit's illegal bro like you're not supposed to do that now the idea of boozy pain for a pardon i don't know if that there's a legality that says you could do that or not obviously you would have to do it to the president i don't know if
Starting point is 01:47:49 the president could sell that but the idea of Bousie using money to try to get a pardon. There's some ethical problems there, of course. But if you know how pardons work, it kind of are done by these people who are kind of like ancillary to the president. And those are the people that are going to get your case in front of the president that he could review and get a recommendation. The recommendation is going to come from his closest confidants.
Starting point is 01:48:18 So when Bousie pays 600,000 to these guys, clearly he must believe that they have the president's ear. They could recommend the president doing a pardon, and they think that he could be in line for a pardon. Here's the thing about the money. The money, you don't pay the money contingent on you getting pardoned. You pay the money for them to do the work for you to be considered to be pardoned. And that's where I'm kind of like, I'm wondering what boozy.
Starting point is 01:48:52 thought was going to happen, or maybe they just flat out lied to him and say, yo, if you pay a 600,000, you're getting pardoned, right? Let me see. Boosey pardon. It says Boosey seeks a $300,000 refund after the pardon effort falls through. Banneroo's rapper Boosie is trying to get back $300,000 from a Washington lobbying firm. He hired to seek to help him seek a pardon from the president Donald Trump, according to Noda, a nonprofit news or outlet that covers the federal government. Boosie, whose real name is Torrance Hatch, paid J.M., or paid Berkman and Associates, 600,000. Wow. In 2025, to push a pardon in its federal gun case. Federal lobbying records show that the firm registered, showed the firm registered to contact the White House, the U.S. Department of
Starting point is 01:49:44 Justice, and Congress on Hatch's behalf. Let's see if we could find the lobbying records. Here we go. Oh, here we go. So we should see Torrance Hatch here. Let's see if we can find it. Okay, yeah, you see it. Torrance Hatch paid $600,000. Who's Joseph Schwartz? Let's look him up.
Starting point is 01:50:26 Actually, let's look up this guy. Steve Warnacki. Who's that? Hmm, interesting. Did he get a partner or something? And I wonder why he went with these guys. Huh. No, he didn't get a pardon.
Starting point is 01:50:46 I'm wondering who kind of like finesse boosts. He just say, hey, pay these guys. They're going to lobby for you to get a pardon and it'll work. Interesting. Notice reports that Hatch is now taking a dispute to arbitration. A private process used to sell a disagreements outside of court. According to the report, Hatch's attorney said the lobbyist told her around, or told him, I guess, around New Year's Day, that Trump had signed the pardon and they were waiting for the White House to announce it. Oh, wow.
Starting point is 01:51:19 Oh, okay, okay. Oh, no, no, told her because I guess Boosey's lawyer is a girl. According to the report, Boosey's own lawyer said that the lobby said told them that the pardon was already signed. The pardon was actually never announced, and Hatch's attorney was unable to confirm that one had been granted. The news outlet also reported that the White House aide told Hatch's attorney that the aide has not seen a pardon request even filed for Hatch, which means basically the process didn't even start. The agreement including a possible refund. It's an assigned agreement says that Hasse was required to pay the full $600,000 up front.
Starting point is 01:51:56 The contract says $300,000 was non-refundable, but the other $300,000 would be returned if Hatch didn't receive a pardon by a set deadline. And as for the refund in writing. So basically the first $300,000 is like a deposit. He can't get back theoretically. but the other 300,000, if he didn't get a pardon by a certain time, he should be able to get that back. Bergman and Associates disputes that it agreed to return half the money. Now, there got to be a contract, right?
Starting point is 01:52:24 Look, it says the contract. Let's click on the contract. Can we see the contract? Here's the contract. Okay. This is September 25, 2025. This is a retainer agreement. Dear Mr. Hatch, we're pleased to work together with you on the assignment,
Starting point is 01:52:38 an assignment detail in the following agreement. The agreement is entered into this day by Torrance. Hatch also referred as a client or a K. Boossey and J.M. Berkman and Associates located at blah, blah, blah, blah. Based upon the mutual promises contained herein and other good and valuable considerations, the parties identified above, intending to be bound hereby and turn into the following agreement. Here's the background. J.M. Burtman and Associates is a District of Columbia consulted and lobbying firm in good standing with over 40 years of combined partner and staff experienced and legal and ethical lobbying.
Starting point is 01:53:15 Public Relations and Policy Consultant. Consultant employs a broad range of tactics to serve a diverse clientele. Consultants maintains and shall continue to maintain all necessary licenses and registrations required by law for his engagement on behalf of a client, including compliance with all applicable lobbying disclosure requirements. Consultant would also consult with client regarding any activities under disagreement that require lobbying, registration, and discretion. disclosure. Here's the scope of the services. The consultant is retained by the client, which is
Starting point is 01:53:48 Ms. Torrance Hatch, which is Boone, to provide exclusive strategic advisory advocacy service for the sole purpose of seeking and securing a full presidential pardon for charges to which the client has pled guilty in a matter of U.S. versus Torrance Hatch case number, blah, blah, blah, blah, in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California. The primary and exclusive objective of this engagement is to obtain a presidential pardon for the client's conviction under Title 18, USC, USC, 922, G1, as expeditiously as possible to achieve this objective the consultant services shall include but are not limited to the following. Pardon, petition, strategy, development, crafting a comprehensive narrative for the pardon petition,
Starting point is 01:54:37 emphasizing mitigating factors such as the client's acceptance of responsibilities, extensive community, and charitable work, the nonviolent nature of the predicate offenses, and the unique procedural history of the matter, and the impact of the conviction on his family and the ability to provide work for them. Department of Justice Advocacy, preparing a submitting and managing a formal petition for the pardon of the office, pardon, managed an informal petition for pardon with the office of the pardon attorney within the U.S. Department of Justice.
Starting point is 01:55:11 This includes direct lobbying and engagement with senior officials in the pardon office to advocate for favorable recommendation. Okay, White House engagement and also executive advocacy. Okay, let's keep reading. Clarification limitation. Klein acknowledges and agrees
Starting point is 01:55:26 that the power to grant a pardon rests solely and exclusively with the President of the United States. Consultant makes no promise, representation and guarantees the outcome of the presidential or the presidential pardon petition and the services provided under this agreement are strictly for lobby and strategic advisory purposes and they're separate from any legal representation related to the client sentencing or any subsequent appeal in the matter all activities will be conducted in full compliance of the lobbying disclosure act and all other applicable
Starting point is 01:55:55 federal laws and ethics regulation here's the term of the engagement the term of engagement shall commence on the date when it signs, but it will go until either a full presidential pardon is going to be secured or by the close of business on July 31st, 2025, whichever occurs first. So when this is, wait, this is confusing. Oh, it's going to commence, not end my bad. Okay, so it was going to start then. Cool.
Starting point is 01:56:32 upon the occurrence of either event, the engagement. Wait, what? No, no, no. It commenced on the date signed. But why does that it is going to go until January 31st, 2025, if this thing is already dated September 25? It's like post-dated kind of. Whatever.
Starting point is 01:56:57 Billing matters, retainer fee, and consideration for the services described in the scope of the services. Clients shall pay the consultant a flat fee retainer of $600,000, subject to the contingent refund condition described below. So there is a non-refundable portion, $300,000 of the retainer fee is non-refundable and shall be considered earned in full by the consultant upon receipt of service rendered and to be rendered. So basically, as long as they claim that they tried, you can't get the $300,000 back. They said there is a contingent, though, for a refundable portion,
Starting point is 01:57:35 if a full presidential pardon for the matter is not secured by the client by the close of business day, on January 31st, 2025, consultant shall refund 300,000 to the client. This refund is conditioned upon the following procedure. The client must submit a written request to the consultant for a refund. They shall, the consultant will return the funds within three business days. They have received in the request. and the fund shall be transferred via bank wire to a bank account designated in writing by the client.
Starting point is 01:58:08 The entire retainer fee of 600,000 is due upon full upon the execution of the agreement, and the consultant shall have no obligation to commend services until the money has been paid. Expenses, the flat retainer fee is inclusive of all the consultant's time and ordinary administrative and operational expenses. the retainer does not exclude extraordinary re-approve out-of-pocket's expenses such as non-local travel, which shall be built to client only after receiving prior written authorization from the client.
Starting point is 01:58:40 Okay. Hmm. We can kind of skip some of this here. It looks like Boozy's owed 300,000, if you ask me. It appears that they say in writing, as long as we tried, we're not going to give you back 300,000 or the 600,000.
Starting point is 01:58:59 But if we can't get a part in by a certain time and you ask for your money back, we will give you your money back. And shit, this is, this seems like, this is a contract. This is a contract. This is a retainer agreement. So Boosie might have a point. I'm not sure why they're not trying to return his money. I'm surprised that Boosie has this in writing.
Starting point is 01:59:26 They're not trying to return his money. Hmm. So far, the pair of refuse, citing a over, oh, okay, okay, okay. So that's why they're not returning it. They said the pair has refused, but they're refusing to return even the 300,000, because they're saying it's a overrun of cost in conversations with Bussey's lawyer. What? They also said they're effectively bankrupt.
Starting point is 02:00:03 What? Jay and Berkman Associates said in the statement, no provision to return half of the fee was actually ever agreed to. But we just see it in paperwork. What the hell? that is the first known arbitration taken against a pardon lobbyist or affirmed during Trump's second term. Boossey's legal action underscores the high-stakes pardon economy. That's taking shape as Trump's return to the White House and fundamentally change on how pardons are decided.
Starting point is 02:00:32 In previous administration, the Justice Department has traditionally housed the formal pardon process before presenting qualified candidates to the president. The process is largely absent under Trump's administration. So basically, the Justice Department aren't bringing it to Trump anymore. It could be anybody bringing it to Trump, right? Where instead a handful of White House aides routinely guide who is considered for a pardon. The president has the final word when it comes to pardons, and his pardon powers is nearly absolute for federal cases. The changes have fostered a grown clemency economy outside the White House where people with ties to Trump or his aides sell their influence for those looking at.
Starting point is 02:01:13 for a pardon. Millions of dollars have been paid to lobbyists, lawyers, and pardon advocates to petition the White House for their client's clemency with no real oversight over who outside of the White House is profiting and whether they can deliver on promises. Federal lobbyists disclose that more than $2.1 million last year from criminals and other legally imperiled people looking to secure a pardon or clemency from President Donald Trump is likely an undercount. At least $815,000 of that was spent during the fourth quarter of 2025, according to the new disclosure, filed under the Lobby and Disclosure Act, and some of the money went to lobbyists whom Trump previously pardoned for their own crimes.
Starting point is 02:02:02 At least one of the lobbyist's assisted person was successful in securing a Trump pardon, which is Joseph Schwartz, a former nursing home executive who was sentenced in 2025, the three years of prison, for his role in a $38 million tax fraud scheme. Trump pardoned him who paid $1.1 million in 2025 for lobbyists and clemency. Wow, okay. The day before Trump signed that, they reported received, okay, all right. So this is like big business. This is big business. Jay and Bergman Associates, the firm blah, blah,
Starting point is 02:02:50 also reported receiving $10,000 during the fourth quarter of Tim McPhee, who pled guilty in August 2025 to charges of an investment scheme. McPhee has paid the firm $170,000 since the end of 2024 to lobby on a DOJ issue. The presidential party lobby phenomenon has grown lucrative during Trump's second term. Some argue it's about fighting injustice, like in the case of Anne Pragamoire. the former CEO of the utility company, Commonwealth Edison, who was convicted for a larger role in a bribery scheme, involving then-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan.
Starting point is 02:03:34 It's a lot of money here, huh? So Boosie got took. 600,000. Boosey got took. Damn. Boosey might need to get back on Vlad. That's interesting. Presidential pardons.
Starting point is 02:04:26 So they're selling. them shits. The four presidents. We also hear that Trump is now considering, I don't know if there's a lobbyist for this, but he's considering granting Didi Clemency. It's carved into Mount Rushmore, collectively issued more than 1,100 presidential pardons combined. President Trump, who's visiting there tonight, has outpardon them all and is now adding
Starting point is 02:04:49 more pardons. Here's Chief White House correspondent, Nancy Cordes. His name was discussed, but when President Trump's part, pardon list came out this afternoon. Sean Diddy Combs, convicted last year on prostitution-related charges, was not on it. Instead, Trump said he was pardoning six people who he claimed were persecuted by the Biden administration and sentenced to prison for what Trump described as fixing their car. The six were all convicted of pollution violations, including tampering with air pollution control equipment in vehicles. Happy Independence Day. On the evening, on the evening,
Starting point is 02:05:27 of the nation's birthday, Trump plans to celebrate tonight here in the nation's heartland at Mount Rushmore, where some supporters have mused about adding Trump's face to the tableau. In 2020, Trump said, it sounds like a good idea to me. Earlier this year, he even reposted AI images, squeezing him in alongside Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Teddy Roosevelt. I don't know any way that it would be possible. Diana Nielsen. Yeah. I've heard about it. about, you know, some people being able to, there are certain people with the ear of the president
Starting point is 02:06:03 that, I don't know if they take money, though. But when I heard about Kodak's pardon, Lil Wayne's pardon, I heard there was a particular, you know, there's a few individuals, I won't say their name, they were really, um, they intimately dealt with that. I don't know if they got paid,
Starting point is 02:06:22 but they definitely kind of guaranteed it. And supposedly all of those, people who got pardoned at once, it was the same person who kind of got in the ear of Trump to get those pardons altogether. So I don't know. Today, President Trump announced he was pardoning Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Quayar and his wife, who were indicted last year on bribery and money laundering charges. They were alleged to have accepted roughly $600,000 in bribes and entities connected to Azerbaijan. The president said Quayar was targeted for criticizing President Biden's border policies.
Starting point is 02:07:03 As White House correspondent Liz Landers reports, it's the latest in a series of controversial pardons the president has signed. To help explain some of these controversial pardons were joined by Liz Oyer. She served as the Department of Justice. So apparently, again, Trump just got his pardon shit going crazy. Pardon attorney in the Biden administration. Liz, thank you so much for joining News Hour. Let's start with this news about the Democratic congressman who was pardoned today, Henry Quayar.
Starting point is 02:07:29 How does this fit into a larger pattern that we've seen from President Trump pardoning elected officials? Donald Trump has pardoned historic numbers of elected officials. Typically, crimes involving public corruption are taken very seriously, and corrupt public officials are rarely considered for presidential pardons because of the betrayal of public trust that's involved in the underlying crimes. In this case, Donald Trump is really sort of normalizing public corruption by liberally pardoning, corrupt public officials who are charged with offenses that involve abusing their political offices to enrich themselves. That's the case with this congressman. Notably, this congressman had not yet stood trial for these charges. So, you know, Trump is saying that this was an unfair prosecution
Starting point is 02:08:16 in some way by the Biden administration. If that is the case, we could expect that that would play out in front of a jury within acquittal. But rather than allowing that process to play out, Trump has intervened and granted him a presidential pardon. Let's turn to this pardon of the former Honduran president, Juan Orlando Hernandez. He was contended of the private equity. Able to tie any supposedly fraudulent representations to Mr. Gentile. How many of these white-collar pardons or commune? And that's what I think Boossey might get the short end of the stick.
Starting point is 02:08:49 I think Trump is much more likely to pardon people who have done white-collar crime, fraud, bribery. you know, misappropriated funds. But when you hear gun, even though, I mean, he did it for young boy. So young boy got that pardoned. And I mean, obviously he did that for a little way in as well. But I think if you ask me, if Trump is going to pardon black people, he gets a couple black people who are like notable in the black community. And he's like, yo, listen, this is for y'all niggas right here. Honestly, that's what I really feel like he does.
Starting point is 02:09:29 And which you still can't look a gift horse in his mouth because, again, a pardon's a pardon. Patience has the president approved and why? The majority of Trump's pardons to date, setting aside the January 6 pardons have related to fraud or white-collar types of crimes. And what's so staggering about the pardons is the amount of lost money that's involved in these cases. Victims of these frauds that have now been pardoned are out over a billion dollars. And Donald Trump has essentially wiped out the obligations of these folks who've received the pardons to pay back that money to their victims. We've seen some very large fraudsters receive the benefit of pardons, and it is greatly beneficial to them financially because they then no longer have to pay back the debts that they owe to their victims. Is there a way to reign in the power of the presidential pardon?
Starting point is 02:10:25 The Constitution gives the president very broad discretion to do whatever he wants. ultimately with the pardon power. He does not have to follow the recommendations of the Justice Department, and that has been a problem. I will say that there are things that could greatly improve the transparency and accountability of the president for pardon decision-making that could be done without amending the Constitution. One thing is more congressional oversight of the pardon process. They could readily require that the president discloses rationale for granting pardons, promptly disclose the decisions when they are made, and they could also legislate disclosure requirements
Starting point is 02:11:03 for those involved in lobbying for pardons and doing legal representation of individuals seeking pardons. What do Trump's pardon say about his broader views on justice? Donald Trump seems to pardon people in whom he sees something of himself. So the pardon of Juan Orlando Hernandez, the former president of Honduras, is an example of another world leader who was prostitution, prosecuted for crimes involving the abuse of his office.
Starting point is 02:11:30 And Donald Trump can relate to and empathize with that person and he got a pardoned. Oh, so Trump likes to basically pardon corrupt officials. Boosey, you probably did the wrong crime, man. And as a result, he's pardoned many corrupt elected officials. He's pardoned people who support him personally or politically sort of as a reward for their loyalty to him. He also is using the pardon power in a way that's very destructive to the justice system more broadly. He's pardoning people in many cases who have not yet begun to serve their sentence or in some cases, as in the case of Representative Quayar, has not even been tried before a jury. And that has the effect of undermining cases that his own Justice Department is actively pursuing.
Starting point is 02:12:17 That is a very unusual way for a president to wield the pardon power. Okay. All right. Boosie, they got you, bro. Is Boosey to even put out interviews on, like, his own website? Boosy Patreon He was doing the interviews On his own website Yeah, it looked like
Starting point is 02:12:39 There's part one And part two Looks like he never did anything more He has 2,700 members Which you could join for free Huh Shout to Boosie, man Bussey might need to get back on Vlad
Starting point is 02:13:02 I haven't gone to lie to you That 25,000 that Boosie was getting I don't know why he was complaining bro I don't know why he was complaining bro I don't know why he was complain. That was probably the easiest money that Boussey could have made. But Boussey was not happy. All right. Did y'all see that Stefan Dix called out the guy who basically accused Stefan Diggs of being in a car with him and
Starting point is 02:13:24 Stefan Diggs whipped out his dick and just start jacking it? And he's like, yo, bro, what are you doing? It's like, imagine you in the car with your homie and your man just whips his dick out and starts jacking in front of you. And the craziest part about the story, Stefan, apparently they had. at bitches and the bitches that went in the crib. And Stefan Diggs just started jacking off in front of his homies before they go and go fuck the bitches. It's kind of crazy. It's a bizarre story if you ask me. Stefan Digg. Apparently he's now calling out the guy who's suing him.
Starting point is 02:13:54 And, Bobby, I don't know if you heard the story. But his life in the drive-seater of this car, cars parked. We in the driveway, but we're still kind of talking through the scenario. And he just like, oh, my God, I can't wait. He pull his show. I tell him to pack it up. We get ourselves together. we get out the car.
Starting point is 02:14:10 Yo, bro, chill of fun. I'm trying to, like, laugh it off. I'm not laughing off a hard dick within centimeters of me, bro. Stop it. And the third. As we walking into the house, he put his arm around me.
Starting point is 02:14:21 When he put his arm around me, he stuck his tongue in my ears, I'm gonna- Stop it. Listen, you're not putting your arm around me after he was just massaging your fucking balls and dick, my nigga. Like, you were stroking your shaft.
Starting point is 02:14:33 You're not touching me, bro. This, that, and the third. As we walk in, into the house he put his arm around me when he put his arm around me stuck his tongue in my ear time of my arm cut on my room hold on now time on yeah time oh why didn't you that's why i paused yo listen at what point were you going to be like champ i'm gonna just go home him jacking off right next to you in the car wasn't the red flag me and i'm not walking in no room with no man who just jacked off right next to me
Starting point is 02:15:10 I'm good. I'm going home. Matter of fact, a nigga not jacking off next to me. But then you walk in the room with the nigga, and now his tongue is in your ear. He put his arm around your tongue. Like, come on, bro.
Starting point is 02:15:25 How many red flags you need, bro? Stop thinking. Like, why didn't you, why don't you tell him when he got his cow in a Porsche? You should have said, relax, Damon, I'm a boy. Anyway, let me see if I can find the,
Starting point is 02:15:40 the Stefan Diggs supposedly called the dude out unless this is a fake post by him. They're in litigation right now. But apparently, oh, yeah, Stefan Diggs said this. He said, Mama's a lying. Mama's a nigger lying on my name because he got caught stealing.
Starting point is 02:16:03 I ain't paid a dime. He sued the building. It's easy to run with a misleading headline. Oh, okay, okay. That's because there was a headline saying that he settled right so stephan digs brother settles with this guy so they're saying stephan on digs brother settled with the guy who said said he got you know jerked off near right but stephan diggs is come around to say no the building settled and the reason why they settled is
Starting point is 02:16:35 that if you guys remember the story they jumped this dude they jumped him in an elevator there's a video of him get jumped in an elevator so i guess he sued everybody but of course you know it happened in the building the guys who probably jumped in probably didn't live in a building or something like that stephan dix jump i think you're right here all right man so as you can see we got the diggs brothers so as you can see from this clip it's looking like they was trying to they had some altercation going on with some dude in the elevator and then they going to the elevator it's digs brother and then i guess it's two of his friends and they go in there and jump them now of course you can't show it on youtube but you get the picture like the clip
Starting point is 02:17:24 sub up all right man so as you can see we got the digs brothers so as you can see from this clip it's looking like they was trying to they had some altercation going on with some dude in the elevator okay okay so this is where like all the bullshit happens Oh, and that's where they beat dude up. Damn. Diggs has clearly seen mugging a young man with two accomplices. All right. So that's what the dude got a settlement for.
Starting point is 02:18:33 So he's saying he got caught stealing a dime. He sued the building. It's easy to run with Miss Lee and headline. If his text messages to tell a nigger, if his text messages tell a nigger to post him. Because I want to see them too. Shit, L.O.L. Like this case is here because I sued him for death. trying to act like this nigger is a victim because he lying is crazy 100 pages the dude that said he had 100 pages of tech ones
Starting point is 02:18:59 okay post him then at the end when i prove this niggas a liar and a bitch-ass nigger then what are you going to make another post and so where his brother get 10 men from and stephan says he sued the building another misleading headline okay so that's what's going on and by the way it's you The guy didn't get $10 million, but he filed a 10 minute out lawsuit, but it got settled, so we don't know how much you got. Interesting. So Stefan Diggs is trying to fight back against these accusations. There are new developments. Is that Roxy?
Starting point is 02:20:14 Stephen Diggs, according to court documents, Christopher Griffith, the man accusing Diggs of sexual assault, claims he turned over more than 100 pages of text messages and Instagram DMs to help back up his accusations in court. Now, Diggs originally sued Griffith for defamation in 2025, October 2025, after he publicly alleged Diggs that publicly alleged that Diggs drugged and assaulted him at his Rockville, Maryland home back in May, 23. Now, Griffith hit back with a counter suit. Now, all of these allegations are allegedly, all right? Diggs, of course, denies everything, and he's currently an unsigned free agent after the New England Patriots released him earlier. this year. There are new developments in a legal fight. Christopher Griffith, who is the man that accused Stefan. Stefan Diggs is under.
Starting point is 02:21:05 He seemed like he having a time of his life in this, in a driver's seat of his car. Cars parked. We in the driveway, but this is Legiticus. You gotta pull. Okay. All right. It looks like Stefan Diggs has been in the media all weekend with two major headlines. One, because his accuser handed over a hundred pages worth of text messages and people are going crazy. The second because allegedly his brother settled for $10 million in his case against the accuser. And listen, Stefan Diggs is clapping back and is denying
Starting point is 02:21:50 the authenticity of those articles. We'll get into everything that those articles include, the facts, and then we'll also get into Stefan Diggs and what he had to say. But before we do, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe, and turn on your notifications. All right, guys, I am not going to hold you. There's a lot to get into, so let's go ahead and get into it. So it all started a couple of days ago when articles like this started to populate on blog sites. This one is from the neighborhood talk, and as you can see, they used this image, an image of Stefan without a shirt on beside his accuser, Chris Griffith,
Starting point is 02:22:30 and the caption said, update. Stefan Diggs' sexual assault accuser has now submitted over 100 text messages and DMs to back up his claims. They go on to say in the caption of that post on Instagram, Neighbors, this is interesting. Stefan Diggs's male sexual assault accuser Christopher Griffith has apparently submitted over 100 pages of text messages and direct messages as evidence to back his claims. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Griffith says, these communications with it, which includes text from iMessage and Instagram, prove his allegations
Starting point is 02:23:10 of assault that he says happened at Diggs's house. It looks like Stefan Diggs has been in the media all weekend. Okay. All right. So, so basically the building paid out. Stefan Diggs is claiming that this still is not true. By the way, Stefan Diggs already successfully defended a civil case. It was versus the chef who sued him, and he won in that particular case. So we'll see what happens, but it looks like he's not into trying to pay these people who are accusing him and shit. He's taking it, he's taking it to trial, literally. So we'll see. By the way, that guy had came on here, and he did an interview with me.
Starting point is 02:23:52 So, like, if you guys haven't seen that interview, let's see. You guys can go watch the whole thing. Where is it at? His name's like Chris Griffith or something like that. Clearly this is an overstepping boundary. I've never seen him in this life before, but I'm looking at myself in the mirror, and I'm like, man, you just got to hide to go out here
Starting point is 02:24:19 and fight your way out if you have to. All right. There's some updates with Lil Durk. So Lil Durk is accusing the federal authorities of hiding evidence. Okay? He's accusing them of hiding evidence basically not given
Starting point is 02:24:46 him all the evidence that he needs to prepare for trial and what that's doing that is actually delaying the trial. Okay? In a recent filing, and let me just go to my mixtapes, in a recent filing, Lil Durk basically is now saying that the feds are playing games trying to push his trial back, okay? His attorney drew Finland and also Brian Steele is claiming that the prosecutor held on to certain evidences,
Starting point is 02:25:21 and filed charges at the last minute. Why? They want to delay the case instead of letting to go to trial his schedule. Dirk's legal team says he's been demanding a speedy trial as is per his right for the longest. And he's asking a judge to dismiss the new charges because he felt like all of the info that they had before filing these new charges were available when they filed the initial charges. And they're saying, hey, listen, hey, if the prosecutors could just keep waiting until it's almost time for trial and just throwing new charges. charges into the mix, we're going to be locked up forever, right? So that's going to be very important. Give me one second. Let me go check out. Dirk all day. They do a good job of cataloging all of the
Starting point is 02:26:04 things filed in court. Here we go. This is it. Okay. So it says the government relies heavily, both in its opposition and oral representation on the recent guilty pleas of Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Powell in their prosecution. And it says in both defendant plea agreements and colloquies, they admit to commit in charge, murder in exchange for pay. Even those admissions represented some sort of significant development in that case, which is debatable. Since the defendants have been accused of committing murder for pay since 2023,
Starting point is 02:26:49 they have absolutely no bearing on Mr. Banks' prosecution or trial. First, the defendants there did not say, either in their plea or at their change of plea who paid them, right? So they're saying they still haven't said Dirk pay them. In order to be pertinent to Mr. Banks' case, including the government now argues the SX post facto to bolster the reliability of Mr. Montgomery and Wilson's Perkins recorded. The statements would have to be about Mr. Banks. They are not. Second, the statements in the plea agreement or at what the fuck?
Starting point is 02:27:25 plea agreement or the change of plea would be inadmissible in any other criminal prosecution under the Sixth Amendment confrontation clause. And finally, there's no indication that either Mr. Montgomery Wilson or Powell is cooperating with the government to provide additional information or admissible in court testimony. These guilty pleas are a red herring, neither material nor true developments that would explain the third supersede in time. So they're arguing that the government is playing a really interesting but like funny game with them where they're trying to delay the the trial and trying to add more things to act like they're trying to make this case stick right this is what the government responded i want to read their response because i completely get what dirk
Starting point is 02:28:10 is saying to be honest okay it says first dirk incorrectly states that a forensic examination of co-conspirator four iCloud was first produced on june 8th They're saying, in reality, we documented the production on December 10th. The entire forensic image of co-conspirators iCloud 4, co-conspirators 4 iCloud, along with over 35 other seized devices, were produced at that time. They're saying they gave that up in December. Notably, the government made these productions to accommodate a request by the defense counsel to examine the full image of all digital devices and accounts seized by the government. government. To the extent the defendant believes that a subsequent June reproduction of materials contained
Starting point is 02:29:05 whatever, a plethora of Brady and Gigg, some of these words I don't know, Giglio? Yeah, I think that's what it is. That material was available to the defendants back in December. Second, the government does not shirk its responsibilities under pretrial schedule, following the return of the TSI on June 3rd, the government sent numerous communications
Starting point is 02:29:33 to the defense counsel seeking clarity about the trial date and the pre-trial deadlines to provide more fulsome record of, okay, bet. Exhibit three documents that the government circulate a proposed stipulation, modifying the pretrial brief and schedule and asking for authorization for e-signature
Starting point is 02:29:48 to which only counsel for the defendant Houston responded. Okay, cool. Third, contrary to defendant banks claim that his multiple explicit past assertions of his speedy trial rights are clear from the record. The defendants, including defendant banks, caused the prior continuances. The defendant banks requested the initial month continuance to October 2025. Okay. And he took other steps to delay the trial. So they're saying Dirk delayed his own trial. For example, on November 13th,
Starting point is 02:30:24 Defendant Banks filed a motion to disqualify all Central District Judges and United States Attorney Office, which explicitly asks the court to vacate the scheduling order, including January trial date and the calendared motions that were set for hearing on November 18th. After the court entered a minute order, the following day, making it clear it would not stay the proceedings. Defendant Banks filed a written objection asking again to stay the proceedings. to vacate all the days when the court declined to stay the proceedings. The defendant Houston, Wilson, and Lindsay requested a trial continuance because the court could not vacate the schedule order. Finally, as set forth in the government opposition, the defendant banks has failed to justify
Starting point is 02:31:09 the extraordinary relief that he's requesting while defendant banks asserts that a further continuance will be lengthy based on conflicts of other defense counsel. Wow. So, what this is basically telling me, Brian Steele has his work cut out for him. He's teaming up with another high-power attorney, which is Drew Finland. We wish them luck, but this case looks like the prosecution is more equipped than the prosecution in Fulton County for Jeffrey Williams, aka Young Thug. It looks like the feds look like they want, they want Dirk, they seem a little bit more prepared. You have the defense saying, oh, we didn't get certain stuff you just recently produced it, and the government is coming overseas.
Starting point is 02:31:51 No, nigga, we gave you the shit before. Then they're like, well, you guys are following these charges last minute. The charges should get, you know, kind of like vacated just because we're already going to trial. And we want speedy trial. And they're basically saying, well, first of all, you've delayed the trial. So this is not us delaying the trial. This is us doing our duties. And even if it does cause a delay, all the delays previous to this in terms of violating your speedy trial.
Starting point is 02:32:16 Like, you know, you opting for that came from your side. So I don't know. It kind of looks good on. the side of the government, if you ask me. Okay, the defendant requests that the court say, okay, yeah, yeah. Hmm. All right.
Starting point is 02:32:34 Yeah, Dirk is, he's trying everything. He's trying everything. Don't know what's going to end up coming out of all this. Chat, I want to get into a little bit of this Nolan Wells thing. I'm not too knowledgeable. Nolan Wells. Now, I do know he's a young black kid that's supposed to mysteriously just like, like died and um hmm does anyone have uh is there any good video that kind of like breaks this down
Starting point is 02:33:06 we need one good video to break all this stuff down there's something with a pool party let's see okay it's rolling martin okay what can we find like a video does anyone have like any really concise video to get me up to speed. We're a little bit behind when it comes to Nolan Wells, so we're trying to get back up to speed. Let's watch this. So now to the latest on the mysterious death of Nolan Wells, for the first time since Wells' body was found,
Starting point is 02:33:53 were hearing from a friend of the 18-year-old who was with him on the day that he died. Tristan Shepherd, who says that he was with Wells on the 4th of July, but declined to speak on camera because of the threats that he says he's been receiving. We did no wrong here, and we don't understand how we're getting so much hate behind it. We all cared and loved Nolan, and nobody wanted to see Nolan die. Nobody wanted to see his life be taken so short.
Starting point is 02:34:21 All right, Kajachi and also legal analyst and attorney Brian Buckmeyer, join me now for more. So, Ike, what more are we learning about why Wells stayed behind and didn't go back to the mainland with his friends? Yeah, Kara, this has really been at the center of everything. this question, why did Nolan Wells stay behind when everyone else decided to actually leave the island? Well, now we're here. Okay, law and crimes look like they have a good breakdown.
Starting point is 02:34:45 New clues emerge in Nolan Wells' Mystery Island Death. Okay, so from what I'm hearing, I'm getting up to speed, he's an 18-year-old college athlete. Apparently, him and his friends go out for
Starting point is 02:35:00 July 4th. They supposedly go to some Island or something of the sort. And apparently he dies. Let me get a little bit more. We're going to start tapping into this. Obviously, it's an open investigation. People want to figure out what the fuck happened.
Starting point is 02:35:16 And people do think he's suspicious because I think he's like maybe one of the only black kids around a bunch of white people. So people are like, what the fuck? Let's get into it. On the shore of an island, they're only getting muddled right now. A lot of new updates in the strange death of a teen on a boat trip to celebrate July 4th. The mysterious circumstances surrounding him being left behind his body, eventually being found. Now, big red flag.
Starting point is 02:35:41 Y'all left him behind? Like, you can't be friends if you leave somebody behind, right? Lashed up on the shore of an island. They're only getting muddled right now. So we're going to sift through all of it and bring you the very latest. Welcome to Sidebar. Presented by Law and Crime. I'm Jesse Webber.
Starting point is 02:35:58 Look, you know if you follow us here on Sidebar. We're always talking about the risks out there, the dangers. Have you ever thought about a data breach? You and your love your data. Please all. It turns out it's super well. Talking about the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, a college athlete, a beloved son. He was a young man who police say just went out to celebrate the 4th of July on a barrier island with friends and never came home.
Starting point is 02:36:24 Now, we were on this when that devastating news came in. You'll remember earlier this week, we spoke with a member of the United Cajun Navy, someone who was actually a part of that search for Nolan. in the air searching when the news came in that a park service ranger had discovered Nolan's body. And since then, there have been some big updates that we got to talk about. As a matter of fact, the case has gotten so much attention that even some notable names are weighing in, calling this case a tragedy, but praying for justice, praying for transparency. And also, this is interesting, too. there is a judge with apparently a connection to this case who's now spoken out looking to seemingly set the record straight on these rumors surrounding her families okay so so we get the gist so this kid
Starting point is 02:37:14 goes out goes out with some friends they leave him but he dies that's odd okay so you got to look at the friends he was 18 he's in college okay they were trying to have some fun i'm guessing whatever okay there's a lot of question there we need to figure out what state. Okay. Oh, never mind. He was found dead in on the shores of Horn Island in Jackson County, Mississippi. Mississippi already big red flag. A black kid going missing, a black kid dying, big red flag, okay? Connection or involvement. And now the case is being attached to perhaps one of the most recognizable civil rights attorneys in the country. Ben Crump just recently spoke to ABC News, raised some serious questions about the handling of this case is now representing Nolan's family.
Starting point is 02:38:04 And all this while Nolan's body is being flown out of state for an independent autopsy, the results of which are potentially reported. Okay, so they're going to do an autopsy. I'm wondering, so how do you die? Do you die by a gunshot wound? Is this seem like it's apparent drowning? How? How do you die?
Starting point is 02:38:23 Portedly, expected as soon as tomorrow. But I just want to take a moment here because a lot has happened, and I want to try to get an understanding of it before we get into the new details. So this all started with that trip to Horn Island on the 4th of July. Now, if you're not familiar, your Horn Island is this long, thin, barrier island.
Starting point is 02:38:38 It's about 10 miles off the coast of Mississippi. It's part of the Gulf Islands, national seashore, only accessible by boat. It's known as a spot where people like to go have some fun, out on the water, especially in a holiday, like the 4th of July.
Starting point is 02:38:50 And that is exactly what authorities, say 18-year-old Nolan Wells and a group of friends decided to do, that they apparently took out a private boat out to the island for the day, and something went wrong while he was out there. According to police, Nolan was last seen at around 3 p.m. on the northwest tip of Horn Island. His friends reportedly told searchers that he wanted to stay behind to talk to a girl,
Starting point is 02:39:11 was planning to catch a ride back with another group. They ended up leaving. Oh, so that's the alibi. Oh, he stayed behind because he wanted to talk to some girls, so we left him. So it sounds like the group is saying, when we last seen him, he was alive and breathing. We don't know how he died.
Starting point is 02:39:31 Hmm, interesting. Leaving, but when Nolan didn't return home, his mother reported him missing, setting off this. Okay, a lot of things to know. Okay, if y'all ever left, first of all, if we're talking about women here, women should never leave one woman. Like, if y'all go out as a group,
Starting point is 02:39:49 say 10 women or 5 women go out as a group, you shouldn't leave one woman, right? Fine. that aside that aside guys sometimes you know
Starting point is 02:39:59 guys are a little bit more you might be like nah he'll know how to handle himself the thing you got to think about is does anyone call his phone afterwards if no one hits him up
Starting point is 02:40:09 they did that shit and I'm saying they did that shit means they knew what was up if nobody hits him up like yo bro yo where you're at like nigga what are you coming back bro like yo you ain't get that
Starting point is 02:40:21 you ain't get that pussy yeah like come on nigga Like, where you at? If nobody hits them up, big red flag. Now, again, I'm making some assumptions because I don't have all the details, but I'm trying to play this out in my mind, too. This massive search involved multiple agencies, including the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, the United Cajun Navy. Now, we spoke with the vice president of the United Cajun Navy, Brian Treasher, in our previous episode because he was part of the search. He was actually searching in the air when the news came in about Nolan's body. I saw the body from about 300 feet in the air. And I can tell you that it did not, it did not appear to be waterlog.
Starting point is 02:40:56 It was only in the water for a couple days. Oh, so it did, John. Nevertheless, the sheriff's office put out a statement saying that they had no reason to believe it was not Nolan. Yeah, so a park ranger discovered this body in the water off the northwest tip of the island on July 7th. The family confirmed it was Nolan. But this is where things get complicated. Because since that time, the case has taken some terms. the questions have only deepened. And I want to talk about what is happening right now.
Starting point is 02:41:25 And now I want to bring on somebody to help make sense of everything that's happening. Joining me now, civil rights attorney, friend of the show, Joe Richardson. Joe, thank you so much for coming on. Particularly, I know you're at a conference, so you're very generous with your time. So Joe, thank you. Always good to be here with you, Jeff. You always. Thank you. I feel the same. So I want to start with the biggest development here, right? Arguably the biggest development. The family has hired Ben Crum, who is now representing them. He has been involved. family deserves answers. Let me click on this other video.
Starting point is 02:41:55 And by the way, the parents supposedly have broken their silence. Let me click on this video. This does not smell right. One of them is telling the truth. One of them is not. We just want to know what happened. And what our baby didn't be so close.
Starting point is 02:42:11 Reverend Al Sharpton and attorney Ben Crump, standing with the family of Nolan Wells today, demanding a full investigation into the death of the 18-year-old college football player whose body was found on Mississippi's Horn Island. As the family awaits the results of an independent autopsy, new questions are being raised about what really happened to Nolan Wells. Welcome to Sidebar, presented by law and crime. I'm Jesse Weber. Big update in the Nolan Wells story. This is something we've been following. There is a major press conference that was just held. And this is the story of that 18-year-old Southwest Mississippi Community College football player, graduate of Ocean Springs High,
Starting point is 02:42:57 who disappeared while boating with friends on Horn Islands. This is right off the coast of Mississippi. It's back on the July 4th weekend. We know they have a lot of questions. They want answers. What happened today? Major press conference was held in Harlem. You had the family, their attorney. Oh my God, Alice Sharpton is here. Ben Crump and Reverend Al Sharpton, all demanding the same things, transparency, answers, and the truth about what happened to Nolan Wells. So if you've been following this, you know there's been a lot of anticipation to this. We were expecting the family to potentially announce the results of that independent autopsy
Starting point is 02:43:37 that was conducted. And again, this is separate from the state's medical examination. So it seems by all accounts Nolan's body was flown to Washington, D.C. Now, we didn't get the results of that independent autopsy because there was reporting that we may get those today, but we did get something. Maybe not what everyone expected, but Reverend Al Sharpton kicked things off, and he was getting straight to the point. What we've been told does not make sense. And being that there is lack of confidence in the local authorities who have already, in my judgment, seem to have mishandled where it was. going because to just immediately before a week time saying there was nothing done wrong.
Starting point is 02:44:24 When we hear that this young man was engaged in some kind of argument that was on tape, that his cell phone and keys ended up with one of the people that were there on the island and got away. Now we go to Ben Crump. And he claims the stories about what happened to Nolan just doesn't match. The glaring contradictions are just jump out at you. The fact that he is there with his friends, and you look at all the videos, it seems to be he's the only black on the island or maybe one other, but not many.
Starting point is 02:45:08 and so Jared you have where a young woman he was talking to says that well Nolan said he was going back to get on the boat
Starting point is 02:45:24 with the boys the boys say that Nolan told them he was going to stay and talk to the young woman it's a contradiction They're not saying the same thing. One of them is telling the truth.
Starting point is 02:45:48 One of them is not. And then the fact, Rebbing out, that they have this video of an argument that is going on. And, you know, hmm. A Mississippi family is a long, thin, back, park ranger that spotted a body at around 8, 45 a.m. Monday morning. Authorities haven't officially released an identity. They're apparently still waiting for DNA test results, but media outlet WAPT and Jackson reported that the coroner said there's no reason to believe it's not Nolan. According to TMZ, the body was in the water near the northwest end of the island. WAPT also reports that an autopsy is planned for today,
Starting point is 02:46:37 Tuesday and we could learn a lot more once those results are released but that could potentially be weeks from now in the meantime his family is just trying to come to grips with the fact that this happened that this young man a college sophomore known for showing president also i want to thank our family friends community united kajun navy local law enforcement and everyone involved for all the love support resources over the last few days. His father, our family, friends and I are absolutely devastated. Heartbroken for my sweet son who is always willing to cheer and uplift others. Nolan was a special soul. God took his time creating our son. I ask that you please give me and my family time situation. But since then, a friend did set up an official fundraiser.
Starting point is 02:47:29 We're going to put a link to it in the episode. of integrated apps to the next level by consulting with an Odu expert today. You don't need blackmaker? Sunday, the 5th of July, we had a rescue specialist and a drone operator go out on a boat, and they spent several hours out there on the island and around the island, and they were not successful in finding any clues. So that's what we decided to do, Arrow reconnaissance. So Monday morning, yesterday morning at first light,
Starting point is 02:48:08 I went up in a single engine, a fixed-wing aircraft, and flew basically a grid around Horn Island, ship island, which are Barrier Islands, just south of Biloxi and Pascagoula, Mississippi, down to Chandelier Islands, which is actually part of Louisiana, but just due south of those barrier islands and looking for any kind of... Do y'all think that maybe the white boys made a pact, like something happened? Maybe it was an accidental death. Maybe they were horsing around in the water. The dude accidentally. drowns they're all panicking they're like yo we're gonna have to make up something let's say like when we go back he stayed back for the girl for for to talk to some girl and let's just kind act like we had nothing to do with it right now here's the thing let's say if something like that did happen it kind of looks the cover up is going to make let's say even was an accidental drowning the cover up is going to make it look like this was deliberate right and again we're just kind of we're just throwing shit at the wall at this point
Starting point is 02:49:08 but yeah. They said, they had his phone. What do you mean they had his phone? Oh, if they had his phone. Oh, yeah, yeah, this stinks. Oh, yeah, this stinks. If they had his phone, it stinks.
Starting point is 02:49:28 Oh, wow. Activity. And then, yeah, as we flew over the northwest tip of Horn Island going back north, we noticed there was a couple of boats beached up on the beach that were not there before. And I could look down and I could see that something was. going on and then we made a circle around by that time a lot more law enforcement boats were showing up and before you know what they had you know probably a dozen boats huddled up on the beach there so we knew that they were setting up a command center what was this search effort like
Starting point is 02:50:00 i mean i know that there was multiple people involved in it what was it like from the start of it and how quickly did you mobilize to provide support so i think we got the first call on the evening of the fourth of july when it was starting to you know get dark and nolan's Nobody had heard from him and he wasn't home. And then I believe that the next morning on the 5th, I think somebody took his mother out on a boat back to the island to look around. And that's when we started calling some of our volunteers from our Mississippi chapter and mobilized a couple of volunteers, like I said,
Starting point is 02:50:35 and a boat and went out there and started searching. On the official side, you had, I think the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, you had the Mississippi or the Marine Patrol. I'm not sure if they're counting. We have a lot of the same type of resources that. Because when we hear that they need to do some more forensic testing, DNA testing, to confirm the identity, is that standard operating procedure? Or was the body in such a condition from what you know that you couldn't make a readily identifiable,
Starting point is 02:51:10 you know, whether it was Nolan or not, you can't make a, where I'm probably a little more hit on a swivel on the island knowing what happened to what was going on. But yeah, I was told that it was about 845 when a ranger spotted called it in. Yeah, this is kind of like, it's like fucked. About this tragic event that happened over July 4th weekend.
Starting point is 02:51:35 And this is going into the wingman factor in launch as a Jackson County judge. That connection paired with local sheriff's office now fielding transparency to from a sitting congressman and a nationally known civil rights attorney that the parents retained has turned this into a case about who gets protected and who gets pressed. So joining us today, as ever, retired special agent, Jennifer Coffindever, as we dig into what it means when... All too often, I can't tell you how many individual males who have gone out drinking and end up deceased in the water. It's unbelievable. That's why, right, we don't know. Right.
Starting point is 02:52:15 And so because about it since it happened. Why would it have this phone? Well, now we're hearing from someone who was there that day. His childhood friend, Trace and Shepard, said that the boat that they came on experienced an electrical issue, and they had to go back to shore because of that. And he says Nolan told the group he wanted to stay behind because he met a girl and planned to catch a ride back on another friend's boat. Now, Shepard described this trip as one last hurrah before. everyone scattered back to school and work after this holiday. There were about 300 people on that
Starting point is 02:52:55 island that day. A lot of them were high school classmates. They knew each other and they wanted to spend this time as just one big party before everyone dispersed wherever they needed to go. But according to his friend, Tristan Shepherd said that this wasn't anything sinister at all. It was an 18 year old who wanted to have fun. But Kira, as we know, that 18 year old Nolan Wells never made it back to shore. Well, and Brian, Tracin also addressed the viral video investigators. You know, I've been looking into saying he's actually the one yelling, not Wells. How crucial is that?
Starting point is 02:53:31 Kear, I think it's very crucial in the sense of now we know who's yelling, why they're yelling. So there's a video supposedly that we're going to look at the video in a second. According to Tracen, it had nothing to do with what Nolan Wells was doing. Instead, giving us a description that a stranger was kind of getting in his face and he was yelling at him. This closed down one avenue of investigation. And while that might be heartbreaking, that... Yo, lead Clinton's 730 thing for the tenant and says, you know, dude can't even talk proper English.
Starting point is 02:53:59 I think he's talking about Crump. He said, and he's an attorney? No one's cooked. Well, no one's dead. So the black kid died. Just to catch everybody up to speed. It looks like this 18-year-old kid goes out. They get a boat.
Starting point is 02:54:13 This is in Mississippi. there's this long strip of like, you know, kind of like this island. They go there, they're probably drinking this and third. It's probably like a really hangout spot for like, you know, probably young kids. And what happens is that all the friends come back without him. And their story is, well, he told us to leave us, to leave him. He was going to go talk to a chick. So his body was found washed up on shore or like,
Starting point is 02:54:40 it was found by like a park ranger or something. and now they're trying to figure out what happened to him. Now the chat has told me that apparently his phone, they had his phone. Wait, so that's the oddest part. If he's going to stay behind for the girl, why the hell y'all got his phone? That makes, yeah. It doesn't give us an answer. Eliminating possibilities as to what happened will hopefully steer us in the right direction, finding the right reason.
Starting point is 02:55:06 Okay, so this is how the island looks if you're wondering, right? So like, so probably certain. boats that are kind of low could go there. It's probably like, you know, it's, it's a, it's an island that's not that high off of sea level, you know? It happened. And then going back to something that Ike said, I hope that Tracston saying he was, Wells was there talking to a girl that we can get a description of that girl, what she was wearing,
Starting point is 02:55:27 who she might be, and follow up on more questions. Wait, nobody knows the girl? Oh, hell now. So then, Brian, at this point of the investigation, um, it's the autopsy that I know we're all waiting to hear about. Yeah, because Richon said if he drowned, you know, and maybe he could be like he looked like maybe he just got too drunk. He couldn't swim or something like that.
Starting point is 02:55:51 The parents would know if he could swim, right? Or maybe he got hit in the head and shit, they just fucking threw that nigga overboard. Because that will definitely help us try to figure out what exactly happened, right? Yes. The optiolacy is probably the next step and probably the biggest step in determining what happened here. Autopsies do two things.
Starting point is 02:56:12 It tells you the cause of death and the men. I see you guys typing on King Academics. Could he, yeah, the island's flat. Could the guy swim? I see some people saying he was a good swimmer. It could be any number of things in terms of being. Somebody says nobody knew the girl in it. Really?
Starting point is 02:56:30 Homicide and accident. I don't believe it's going to be a natural death. But that determination is going to be important. But then also, of course, because what caused Nolan Wells to die? Is it strictly the drowning? Was it something else? There's a blunt force trauma. That's going to give us a lot more answers.
Starting point is 02:56:46 And hopefully some questions that lead to the ultimate question and answer of what happened to Nolan Wells and how they die. All right. Ike. Brian. Thank you both. Okay. Interesting. I just know I've lost my best room.
Starting point is 02:57:05 This morning, a friend of Nolan Wells, who was with the 18-year-old the day he was last seen alive, is sharing what he says happened during a July 4th boat trip to an isolated barrier island off the Mississippi Gulf. Investigators have been studying. Wells' parents worried a video circulating on TT from Horn Island on July 4th, where you could hear argue on the group. Show their son involved in a confrontation, but Shepard said that's him, not Wells. That's the video of the furniture. That's me yelling.
Starting point is 02:57:36 Shepard says he took a boat back from Horn Island in the late afternoon, but Wells stayed behind with a girl he had met. They met that day, and it was kind of one of those things. It did come off that day that he really did like her, but that was the only time they'd ever hung out at Horn Island on July 4th. Investigators believe Wells drowned and say there were no immediate signs of foul play. But there is growth goes on, Trace did. I don't know why I can't hear that.
Starting point is 02:58:05 Well, now we're hearing from. That's interesting. Well, now we're hearing. Yeah, this is a really interesting. protests calling for more transparency and the Nolan Wells investigation was held Saturday evening in Mississippi. The parents are seeking answers about what led to the death of their son. Wells' body was found after a Fourth of July boat trip with friends to Horn Island in Mississippi. Yo, Hemmy, I see you in the chat, bro.
Starting point is 02:58:31 After his friends returned from the trip without him. Patrick Wright reports. I feel like today's testing is that we want answers. It's not about vengeance. It's not about accusation. It's about the truth and it's about transparency. We're going to stand behind the family, and that's why we're out here. A lot of times these stories go unnoticed. Because no one of the world is not the only one. There has been a long, long string, historic stream of young black men losing their life under very suspicious circumstances. Whatever happened?
Starting point is 02:59:09 Christine herself addressed it directly at a press conference the day before. My man. What you're about to hear from him is one attorney's legal analysis and personal opinion offered publicly under his own name with real credentials behind it. It is not new evidence. It is not a charge. And parts of it by his own... Now, obviously, this is going to touch on racial lines here. You know, obviously what Martin Luther King dreamed is that, you know, we wouldn't look at a picture like this with a bunch of white dudes.
Starting point is 02:59:44 and one black guy and be like, damn, I hope he's okay. Or we're doing the fucking get out thing. We're like, yo, brother, you're good, brother? You know? So we hope that that's not a thing. But it is kind of awfully suspicious that he gets left by these guys. Yeah, something stinks about this, right? On admission, our speculation rather than established fact.
Starting point is 03:00:12 We're going to walk through his argument carefully. And we're going to be clear the entire. higher way through about which parts are legal reasoning and which parts are simply his own suspicion. But we're going to start where this update actually starts with the people who showed up in person to ask for answers. Who's that? Before that Saturday gathering ever happened, Christine herself addressed it directly at a press conference the day before.
Starting point is 03:00:39 She asked people to keep things peaceful. She said Nolan wasn't someone who liked fights and that he really really. didn't even like arguments. She told people not to go out there trying to be tough and asked them to think, instead, about what Nolan himself would have wanted. She said he would not have wanted that kind of behavior and asked everyone to keep things peaceful and respectful toward one another. By all accounts, that's exactly what happened. People held signs, they prayed together. A group known as Israel United in Christ marched past the intersection and down government street before returning to the crowd. The people who showed up offered their own reasons,
Starting point is 03:01:21 in their own words. A 19-year-old named Nicholas Madison said the goal of the day, for him, was simply to make sure people said Nolan's name. He talked about the importance. Let me go get a Red Bull chat, but get a Red Bull. ...of young people showing up to events like this, calling them the backbone of the community's ability to push for change. Older residents came out too. Quanta Green, describing herself as a mother of two sons said the case hit home for her personally. She said she wanted to come out and support the family and let them know the community stood behind them. Biloxi resident Gordon Jackson made a similar point, saying Nolan Wells could easily have been his own grandson. He also connected
Starting point is 03:02:01 this case to a longer, painful history, describing what he called a long, historic pattern of young black men losing their lives under suspicious circumstances. Another attempt, Andy, Arthamius Walker, framed his reason for showing up around unity itself. He said he wanted to see the community come together with real cohesiveness and a shared understanding of what's actually going on. Among those who spoke was a local resident, Jaron Lowry, who had a personal connection to Nolan that went back years. Lowry said his own daughter played basketball with Nolan when they were children.
Starting point is 03:02:40 Later, Nolan worked for Lowry's business, renting out water slides. and bounce houses, Lowry recalled Nolan telling him when he first came looking for the job that his parents had told him he needed to earn his own money. Lowry said he told Nolan, in turn, that he wanted him to make good choices once he got to college and to set himself up for a lifetime. Nolan's response, according to Lowry, was simply, yes, sir. Lowry said that kind of respect, in his words, is rare to find in kids today and that it reflected directly on how Nolan's parents raised him. He was also direct about what he believes
Starting point is 03:03:18 this case is actually about. He said, plainly, that it isn't about the color of anyone's skin. It's about the facts, whatever those facts turn out to be. He said, if what happened to Nolan turns out to have been a mistake, then people should be willing to simply say that and talk about it honestly. What he wants, more than anything, is for the truth to actually come out. He closed with a direct message to Nolan himself, wishing him rest, and telling him he'd done everything he could while he was here, and that he'd done a good job of it. I think it's worth sitting with the scale of this gathering for a moment. This wasn't a handful of family friends holding a small vigil. This was a genuinely cross-generational crowd, teenagers standing alongside grandparents, people who'd
Starting point is 03:04:06 never met Nolan personally, standing alongside people who'd known him his entire life. That range, and in personal connection, says something about how far this story has traveled beyond the immediate circle of people directly affected by it. A death that started as a single family's private tragedy has become something an entire region feels some ownership over. As an outside commentator guessing at how the system works. He's speaking as someone who used to be the report in live from Mypers Club Fight Plus News.
Starting point is 03:04:35 I'm John Ava. Following the latest surrounding the mysterious death of Nolan Wells, a black teen in Mississippi, whose body would be found watch the shore, after his friends allegedly would leave him on a remote island, a former Mississippi judge is now speaking up and highlighting some key issues he sees with the case. According to former judge, now attorney Carlos Moore, who served in a municipal court in Mississippi for a little over six years, someone should have been arrested by now for several different reasons. Moore, who would end up being pushed from the bench. Wait, has his death been ruled a homicide?
Starting point is 03:05:10 I know there's an autopsy that was done clearly by the DA or, you know, well, the state. Was it ruled a homicide? They wouldn't arrest someone if there's no homicide. I know there's going to be an independent autopsy, but they have to get this thing ruled as a homicide first. Finch, after previously speaking out against racial discrimination on a social media while serving as a judge, would take to his Facebook page on Friday night for over 30 minutes to air out. questionable behavior he sees with how local officials are handling the case from the inside. It's time out for playing games.
Starting point is 03:05:49 It's time to know the truth from someone well versed in it that has actual experience. I've worn the robe, the black robe, and I've presided over these tracks. Chat, there is a possibility that homie just legit drought. I think the circumstance, I know people are saying, if someone just said in the chat, if his friends were black, nobody would care. Well, I think the other circumstances kind of make it a little bit iffy too. It's like, why would y'all leave one guy?
Starting point is 03:06:26 That one guy ended up dead. Why y'all got his phone? How don't y'all know the mysterious girl he was trying to? Like, those things make it sound suss. Trials or preliminary hearings, arraignments, and initial appearances. Let's get started. So what do we know?
Starting point is 03:06:48 we know after watching the parents interview they said flaco did a video let me see let me see let me see all right let's see let's see floc has been on this huh let's go okay here we go this nolan wall's murder investigation just took a dark turn and we have more information and apparently new details from people that was there that doesn't make sense at all it feels it feels feels like when one lie don't work, they come back with another lie. And when that lie don't work, they come back with another lie. But somehow, all the lies, even though they're inconsistent, they have one consistent thing. It's Nolan fault, guys.
Starting point is 03:07:41 It's not our fault. Man, cut it out, man. The more you guys talk, the more y'all expose yourselves. Nolan Wells' grandfather, who, by the way, is a retiree in the Air Force, he proposed a question on Facebook. Now, he believes that Nolan Wall's body essentially was placed there because the discovery of the body doesn't make sense. He goes too many unanswered questions. How can the island that was searched
Starting point is 03:08:06 yesterday produce my grandson's body this morning? There's nothing right about this. Oh, so they did a search. I guess people were like, yo, we haven't seen this kid. They searched the island. I wonder how big the
Starting point is 03:08:22 island is. And then the next day his body pops up. Odd. Definitely odd. But of course, it could be he drowned and his body finally washed to wash the shore right remember there's tides and stuff like that current Nolan Xavier wells deserves the same things that people he knew and associated with will enjoy in life this is very important right here how was the island that was searched yesterday produced my grandson's body this morning um we were not on the island we were in the air
Starting point is 03:08:55 And from your understanding, was the body, again, believed to be Noah? Was it found in the same area as where the 18-year-old was last seen? As I appreciate, it was within close proximity to that northwest corner of the island. Let's slow that down for a second, because that's deep. Now, there's been speculations on where the body was found. The grandfather family said the body was found on the island, on land, not in the water. It was found on land. On the island.
Starting point is 03:09:22 Grandfather brings up the fact that, you know, they had. wrongs out on day one. They had a huge man team on day one. They had planes on day one. They had a lot. They had a lot, a lot of resources on day one. And by day one,
Starting point is 03:09:39 we're talking about on July 5th, the following day. They were searching from like 6 a.m. to like the nighttime to find that body. So if they couldn't find it on day one, and they searched that entire island, they searched their entire body of water, all 50s.
Starting point is 03:09:55 miles, but the body just magically popped up the following day. It doesn't make sense at all to the family. Now, I'm no expert. So please, Brett, right? I'm no expert. I don't know about currents. I don't know about the body floating up. I don't know, right?
Starting point is 03:10:13 It could very well be expected for the body to be underwater, then float back up and get washed up on shores due to the currents. I don't know. I'm not an expert. I'll leave it up to you guys who know more about that stuff than me. But the family is saying it doesn't make sense and it's suspicious. Was that body placed there? Or was it always there?
Starting point is 03:10:33 Or did it just wash up on shore? I don't know. But the family is very suspicious. Now, if you hear like the captain, I guess, of the Cajun Navy, the person, like, this is the group who I guess went out to search for Nolan and discover Nolan. They tell you how thoroughly of a job they did. They tell you how much resources was put into this from day one. So it's pretty improbable that they wouldn't find that body on that island. Quickly.
Starting point is 03:10:58 Can you walk us through the timeline from the moment that Nolan was reported missing? Sure. So to the best of my knowledge, again, I didn't get a call till that next day. As I appreciate late that evening, Nolan was on the beach. The vessel that he came with left. and from there, we don't know what happened, right? Again, I'm just a volunteer, you know, I'm running volunteer operations. I'm not law enforcement.
Starting point is 03:11:30 So what happened really isn't what I'm looking for. What I look for for search is that last known location and then specifics about the area or specifics about the person. I'm knowing that that northwest corner of Horn Island was what we call the LKL last known location. From there, we looked at the weather conditions, tidal conditions, wind conditions to come up with a plan, come up with the grid on what we can do. As within 45, 30 to 45 minutes of when I got notification of him missing from the family and then from the mother, we had surface vessels. That's boats that were in the area. I'm going to speed this up a little bit.
Starting point is 03:12:12 I see somebody on kicks a, say, you know, speed as much. We also had two drones that were in the air, as well as boots on the ground on the island doing a manual. a walk to look for Nolan there. They had boats to check the water. They had planes to check the air. They had manual walkers. They had drones. And that body was nowhere in sight on day one.
Starting point is 03:12:33 Day two, the body is now in sight. Now, again, I do want to be clear. I'm not saying the people who were searching anything wrong because no, no, those are superheroes. They did their job. I'm saying, was the body moved, was people in possession of, oh, my nigga, flaco doing to Candace Owens. My nigga Flacco's coming up with the theory, right?
Starting point is 03:12:55 Yo, shout to Candace Ours. Yo, y'all see Candace Owens pop up right now? More on the mysterious death of no. Look at this. Candice Owens. Bro, I just seen her on live earlier. Niggas, she had like 300,000 people watching, nigga. Candice Owens?
Starting point is 03:13:10 Bro, I haven't gone to lie to you. Charlie Kirk getting fucking, like, Splift was the best thing that ever happened to Candice Owens, my nigga. Nigger, she's made up every theory in the book. Nika, I love Candace Owens, but Candace always refuses to just admit, yo, some fucking lunatic just splift that, nigga. That's all that happened, gang. Yo, she's blaming the wife.
Starting point is 03:13:34 She's blaming the Mossad. She's blaming Israel. She might, she's like, yo, maybe Trump got him out the way. Yo, is J.D. Vance who wanted to fuck her. Gang, it's not that deep. they spliffed that nigger Charlie because he was talking that fuck shit well actually it wasn't talking about a fuck shit
Starting point is 03:13:55 but like this this is a nigga had a different a political opinion and killed him she don't want to hear none of that she's analyzing bullets she's like yo why did this not happen yo trust me and I don't lie it's been paying the views
Starting point is 03:14:11 she's been getting hundreds of thousands of views actually millions millions and millions of views but like hundreds of thousands of people watch are alive. And you get to realize people always want to feel like there's some, there's something bigger than maybe what it is. You know? And was she actually, um, uh, keep a second.
Starting point is 03:14:50 Yeah. And what actually she proves actually to be true is that, I don't know if you guys ever heard the theory of Occam's Razor, right? Occam's Razor basically is the most probable answer is most likely the answer. Which means if someone dies and you heard a gunshot five seconds ago and you ran around the corner, you see someone dead and you see someone with a gun in their hand, don't make up nothing else. It's probably that person who killed him.
Starting point is 03:15:25 It's pretty simple. It's okay. It's okay. Candice, like, the nigger is on camera hopping off the building, walking up the steps. The nigger supposedly there is a video, supposedly they show this preliminary hearings going on. There's a video of the nigger shooting Charlie. The nigga even admitted it to his like little tranny lover that he fucking shot him. And that's basically he did it.
Starting point is 03:15:54 Candice Owen still on some, nah. do it he getting framed i'm like yo this is bananas i love canis owens but i do think this a slight grip i do love her but it's a slight grip anyway let's get back to this let's get back to this flaco's i think flaco's doing his version of that of that body people who probably kill nolan and then once they realize yo is to you bro chat i y'all could argue with me about this like charlie kirk shit charlie kirk got killed by some lunatic bro that's it bro like y'n't got to stop with like making and shit up. And by the way, with this, Homeboy might have just been drunk and just drowned.
Starting point is 03:16:32 We got to, like, not think that everything is a deep cover-up. And here's the thing, too. If it's going to be a really deep cover-up, they're not going to leave these loose and that stupid motherfuckers like us is going to be able to, like, investigate it for months. No, nigga. It's going to be clean if there's really going to be a cover-up. So me with this case is like Is your foul play?
Starting point is 03:16:58 Maybe it's not. Like if you come into this and you're like There's automatically foul play like you have an agenda And when you have an agenda I watch this you know I was a math major There's this There's this math movie about It's like and it's also a theory
Starting point is 03:17:14 Also in numerology Not numerology I'm sorry Actually it is numerology If you focus on a number Like if I tell you 5, 22 and I drill that in your brain, you're going to realize you don't stop seeing 522. It's like, you're, anybody ever bought a car? When I buy a new car, every time I'm on the road, I see that car.
Starting point is 03:17:38 It's not that it's appearing more. It's just that you're trained to look for it more. And these things do, these things do happen. So again, you know, I'm going into this Nolan Wells thing. And I want to continue with it. By the way, what happened to that girl that they claim her white sugar daddy killed her? Like, in Tanzania? What happened to that?
Starting point is 03:17:58 Did anyone, like, come with any significant thing or we just gave up on that? Anyway, the point is this, I am going into this Nolan Wells thing saying, maybe he just fucking died because he was drunk. And he fucking, I don't know if he cancer him or whatever. Or maybe there is a cover up. I'm not saying there's not. but it's so early you shouldn't look at a picture and just because he's the only black dude
Starting point is 03:18:26 in the picture you're like, oh, these white kids killed him. These white kids killed. I think that's irresponsible to, right? So I'm just trying to process information. Yo, bro, like it's too hot to hold onto his body. They came back and dropped the body off because it doesn't make sense, bro.
Starting point is 03:18:41 Now, I'm no experts on tidal ways on ways. I'm just not. So again, I do want to, I'm leaving out the possibility that there is a chance the body would have washed up on shore after a couple of days. But the last known location being the northeast, the body goes
Starting point is 03:18:57 in the water and then comes back to the exact same location. I don't know. That don't make sense to me. I would think... Okay, that's an interesting point. So he's saying that the body washed up to this. If it was about current and tides and all these other things, if he'd drown at some random place, usually the body
Starting point is 03:19:16 would not wash up back to the same place. It would probably be somewhere else. Hmm, interesting. If it goes in the water, it'll probably go, like, go off elsewhere, right? And wash up somewhere else. It wouldn't wash up back in the same location that they claim the body, that they claim his last, like, I don't know, but it's just weird. Now, here's the part that gets really spooky and really weird, right?
Starting point is 03:19:42 There's a new theory. Yo, chat, I see y'all spamming the L's. bro, just, I know what y'all want. Like, I do want to tell y'all, you know it's profitable, right? Like, it's profitable just to just, if I want to sit here and be intellectually dishonest and just bring y'all down the, these lanes of, who knows, there might be something the fairest here. Bro, I don't know.
Starting point is 03:20:09 Like, again, that's profitable. I'm telling you, Candace just did it. So in all these situations, I know what you. Y'all want to be the, not that y'all wanted to happen, but if it's this, oh, these white dudes colluded to hang this black dude and then throw his body in the water and this is a big cover-up, that's what y'all want the story to be, right? So, like, if I just drop little Easter eggs or, like, just kind of breadcrumbs, y'all going to eat it up, my views are going to go 3x.
Starting point is 03:20:39 I make money. So when y'all are saying, like, L, I'm like, I think, I could do that. that. Like, I'll just make some money. It's fine. The point is, it's dishonest. It's dishonest. We don't know what we're doing right now. We're evaluating everything. It could be a cover-up. It could be that the kid got murdered. Or it could be that he just fucking drowned because he was late. Who knows? Why do y'all want people to sell y'all a conspiracy theory? Which is so funny because y'all, y'all want to be sold a conspiracy theory. And then when I tell you some shit, some real shit, like, like some rock nation shit, I'm like, yo, act, I think that's a conspiracy theory.
Starting point is 03:21:15 that one. What? So do y'all want me to sell y'all conspiracy theory? I will do it. Tell me. Do y'all want me to sell it to y'all? Just tell me. I will literally just find the doubt because that's the thing. Let me also. And this why I said Candace is so phenomenal. Candice Owens, she does an amazing job of no matter what question you answer for her, she comes up with another question that needs to be answered. she just keeps asking questions the the idea of asking question you could phrase it as i'm looking for the truth i mean we all all looking for the truth but i could phrase it in a way where at no point will i ever concede bro it clearly feels like that's the obvious thing that happened i'll just ask another question don't you get it like can't i can't this is going to ask question after question.
Starting point is 03:22:18 The nigger admitted it and it'd be like, no, well, the Mossad actually made this guy is the fault. No, stop it. So again, unfortunately, the audience loves that. If you feed them that. And by the way, when people say, I see someone compare it to like the rotten nation shit, there's not a death. See, that's the thing.
Starting point is 03:22:40 There's people who, like, I said they call me a conspiracy theory for some rotten nation shit. they would say you're making it up because there's no physical proof, right? You don't see them. There's no one dead. But when there's a death, now it's like there's a body. Who did it? Classic movie. It's a body.
Starting point is 03:23:04 Who did it? So it's different than the Rock Nation thing. The Rock Nation thing, everything I'm describing, you can't say, at least is Nolan Wells thing and with Charlie Kirk you'd be like, well, my proof is that someone's dead. When you start there, you could build off of that. The thing with the Rod Nation thing is like, okay, they haven't sued me. Never seen Jay. So it's easy to be like, oh, that's bullshit.
Starting point is 03:23:37 But it's the same kind of thing in a sense. You read now. Did you know that people that were there now have a new explanation as to how Nolan might have went missing? Well, let's take a look. Let's take a look at this. They're coming up with every creative excuse other than, yeah, we killed that boy. The United Cajun Navy. They're a volunteer group who helps search for Nolan, but they also say that they have questions too.
Starting point is 03:24:03 Let's listen. I was told that there was a boat he thought he was going to get on that was leaving and that he might have been trying to swim to it. You see, brad, they call us conspiracy theorists. They call us all type of stuff when we ask questions. But now y'all see what asking questions? Let's just get you. It started off as, man. We don't know what happened. We left. Nobody's seen nothing. Nobody know what happened. We all hop on our boats and left. He just disappeared out of nowhere. We don't know what happened. Now it's getting to, well, listen, man, don't tell nobody, bro. But like, he was trying to swim towards the boat and he just went under. So y'all seen him trying to swim towards the boat and y'all let him down. But I don't even believe that. I think the real story here, now we're getting the real story. Now we're getting the real story. Now we're getting. getting the real story.
Starting point is 03:24:49 I think the real story here is that boy was on that boat and argument took place they pushed that boy from off that boat and they kept going. That is a story, y'all, that people kind of, I'm not saying they wanted to be true, but that's what the brain would create. Like, well, it's a bunch of white dudes. Like, maybe I'm not that, you're right, I might not be that informed chat, but y'all tell me, were they arguing before? do they have a history of arguing?
Starting point is 03:25:19 You tell me. And if they did see him swimming towards the boat, it's because they pushed him off and he was swimming towards him trying to get on. This is straight up murder. They murder that boy, man. Straight up. They murder that boy. And that's what happened.
Starting point is 03:25:39 Listen, I still don't think that it's just that black and white. Or is that accidental. I don't think so, bro. I think it's something much more nefarious. But if that's the story they're giving us now, think about it for a second. It started off as nobody's seen nothing. We don't know what happened. Now all of a sudden now is they telling the researchers and the professionals,
Starting point is 03:25:59 well, you know, he had a boat. He was supposed to get on and he was swimming towards the boat and he drowned. Oh, now he was swimming towards the boat and he drowned. Oh, no. If you listen to the timeline closely, Ashley Cole took to Facebook. That's Warren Hudson's mama. She's the judge, by the way. Ashley Cole is a judge in the town.
Starting point is 03:26:17 She said, Warren Hudson told her that they last saw Nolan at 3 p.m. They left the island at 4.30 p.m. They told investigators, oh, they asked Nolan, hey, bro, do you want to come with us? We about to leave. And he says, nah, I'm going to stay behind. But if you last saw him at 3 p.m., but you left the island at 4.30 p.m., then when did you ask him, hey, bro, we're about to leave? You asked him that at 3 p.m.? Huh?
Starting point is 03:26:43 What? Why would you ask him, y'all about to leave? but then you guys stay an extra hour and 30 minutes. Y'all claim y'all left abruptly because your boat was malfunctioning, which is why y'all told them, hey, bro, we about to leave. But if you told them, hey, bro, we about to leave at three because your boat was malfunctioning, then why did you stay an hour and 30 minutes with a malfunctioning boat?
Starting point is 03:27:02 A malfunctioning boat, by the way, that all sailed 15 miles in? Man, cut it out, man. Stopping. Now, so that timeline to me now, the story we just heard actually lines up with the timeline they gave if they were not lying. All right? If they came out and told the truth, that timeline would make sense,
Starting point is 03:27:22 and here's what I'm saying. So Javon Williams, Nolan Wall's best friend, the black kid, he ain't do nothing wrong, bro. Yo, that was Nolan's best friend. He says, yo, I last saw Nolan at around 4 p.m. Because, yo, Javon Williams would have given Nolan a ride home
Starting point is 03:27:38 if Nolan needed a rod. Like, Devine ain't leaving like Nolan there. Nah, but Nolan was gone when Javon was still there. The last time he said Nolan was around 4 p.m. The three friends who was on the boat that he was supposed to leave with, they said they left without him because he was talking to the girl Katie. He was going to stay back to talk to Katie. Katie said the last time she said Nolan was around four,
Starting point is 03:27:56 he told her that he was about to hop on a boat with his friends and leave. The friends he was supposed to hop on a boat and leave with are the only people who are now claiming they last saw Nolan at 3 p.m., even though their boat left at 4. And the reason why they will lie about seeing Nolan at 3, even though their boat left at 4.30, is because they know what took place on that boat. They know what they did to that boy, man. Now the story is slowly calming out.
Starting point is 03:28:22 Now, like, now it's slowly making sense. Oh, he was trying to swim towards that boat because he got kicked off the boat. He got pushed off the boat, which is murder. Benjamin Crum says, yo, Nolan is a strong swimmer. Strong. Strong. He's not just hopping in a body water and then drown.
Starting point is 03:28:37 No, it would take him trying to swim for his life, trying to reach that boat. But the boat just kept on sick. and just kept him going away from him. And it took him drowning because he just got too tired after swimming for a mile. This to me is starting to make sense.
Starting point is 03:28:52 The more information that comes out, the more we're starting to piece this together. The only problem I have with that story is that if the people in the boat knew he was trying to swim to it and they saw him getting carried off with the current, they would have known about it. They would have been able to react to it.
Starting point is 03:29:06 Not only that, even if that wasn't the case, if he went into the water at all and became distressed, It was so crowded that day that it seemed like, it seems hard to believe that nobody would have noticed a distressed swimmer in the water. What I do know is that he went out there with a number of boys that has been his regular friend group since he was, he was young. They, they were ready to leave at about three o'clock. They told him it's time to go. He had, I was told he had started talking to young lady and he wanted to hang back and and keep talking to her and that he would believe that he could get another ride.
Starting point is 03:29:41 Common sense will really help you work this out. no one was not the last person to leave the island. If he was the last person, they would have said, hey, yo, we, you know, we was all leaving. Like, we all was leaving, and he was just staying around. He was just staying on the island, and we don't know why he was just staying there, but he was just standing on the island.
Starting point is 03:29:56 And like, we all left. He said he was going to get the ride. But clearly he was not the last person to leave the island. He didn't drown alone. He didn't drown with nobody there to see. Yeah, I'll agree with Flacco with that a bit. It is odd that no one would report. something happening to him. I don't think he was like by himself. So how come no one be like,
Starting point is 03:30:20 hey, listen, there was a, yo, he, he swam out there. He disappeared. We don't know. How come no one kind of reported this until people said he was missing? Like there is some oddities with this. Because if that's the case, you know, again, they would have said, oh, yeah, he was the last person on the island. Like, oh, we were the last boat to leave the island. He was still there when we left. Someone would have came out and said that. So clearly that's not true. Clearly it's And if he would have drowned with everybody around, people would have seen it. What are you talking about? It was a packed island.
Starting point is 03:30:53 Clearly what happened was. From that video? That kid was on that boat. He was pushed off that boat. So that's what I'm saying. So Flacco is kind of going with his own theory. He's saying he was pushed off the boat. Again, the autopsy is going to tell us a little bit more.
Starting point is 03:31:11 And I got to imagine that the M.E., which is the medical. Examiner hasn't released any official report on the autopsy, it might be drowning, it might be some other cause, and the body being pushed over, bored is some other stuff, right?
Starting point is 03:31:27 We'll find out. He tried to swim to the boat, but he just kept on sealing, and eventually he was too far out and he drowned. We know that he was with his friends, and they went out on Horn Island, as Charles said,
Starting point is 03:31:43 He was the only black teenager that was there. And, you know, all of them came back safely on the boat with his cell phone, Harvey. But Nolan, body was washed up on the shore on Monday morning. His family is not accepting that it was an accidental drowning. they haven't been told anything, but that's been the suggestion. And they're not accepting that because Nolan was a college football player.
Starting point is 03:32:19 He was a superior athlete. He was in great fitness and condition. And so for them to try to say, well... What did I got to do with him swimming, though? By the way, supposedly, I don't know if randomly, recently I was looking up the death Do you, I remember Naya Rivera?
Starting point is 03:32:40 She used to date Big Sean. Big Sean made the song, I don't fuck with you about her. And she had died. So she died, she drowned while like her four-year-old son was on the boat. And supposedly, like, I think she may have had a drink or two, but it was like a lake. And apparently, like, it wasn't out of the ordinary for her to be swimming. And she still drowned.
Starting point is 03:33:07 So the idea of because you're a good swimmer or you're used to the water, granted, I get it, she's not a college football player, but people do drown. We got his phone, but we don't know where he's at. That's the huge red flag right there. We got his phone, we don't know where he at. Come on. And then he turns up dead. They are not accepting that.
Starting point is 03:33:30 And there are so many questions, so many contradictions. That was Benjamin Crump earlier today on TMZ. Benjamin Crump has been brought in to lead a private investment. into Nolan Wells' death. I say Nolan Wells murder, but maybe I'm just too pessimistic, but yeah, I think he was murdered. But yeah, he's right. Yo, if this was just one or two things that ain't makes sense, but the entire story is contradictory. The entire story doesn't make sense.
Starting point is 03:33:53 Hit the exit says, I never believe the Nye Rivera story. What do you mean you don't believe it? Do you think she got killed to? Yo, her four-year-old son was on the boat. And then you take into consideration things like, yo, his phone was, was. left with the various things. And apparently the, the kid, so Naya Rivera's kid, corroborated the story. She said the kid actually, you know, I don't know how, what age kids could talk and she
Starting point is 03:34:26 like that, but the kid when talked to by investigators was like, yeah, I saw mommy and blah, blah, blah, blah, and matched what they believe happened. So, you know, there was no foul play on that. People who claim they hadn't seen them since 3 p.m. Huh? Oh, and by the way, when a family got back to phone, messages... Yes, she saved her son, and she, like, put her son on the boat, and then she ended up dying or something. It was kind of crazy, not going to lie.
Starting point is 03:34:50 Were deleted from the phone. Things were deleted from the phone, even though Nolan Wells apparently hadn't had his phone since earlier that day, according to them. Huh? How to... What? Nolan Waltz was on an island at four and then magically disappeared from the island. No, nobody's seeing him. But then all of a sudden people did see him, and they said,
Starting point is 03:35:10 Oh, no, he was swimming towards the boat. Huh? No, there is one friend, a young woman who has come forward and has spoken to the police. And I'm wondering if she's spoken to you and how her version of events differ from what the other friends have said. She hasn't spoken to us, but we know her statement that she released publicly. She said that she was talking to Nolan. And then Nolan said, well, I'm going back to the boat with the guys. I came with.
Starting point is 03:35:41 That's her version. She said that he did not leave with her, that he went back and got in the boat with the other boys. Well, the boys say that when they was talking to Nolan, he said he wasn't going to get in the boat with them, that he was going to stay with her, stay behind with her. Their statements contradict one another, and that is something that's very troubling.
Starting point is 03:36:08 on top of the fact that we know there are videos circulating where there's an argument where you hear Nolan arguing with somebody and we're trying to say... Okay, so and that happened to not be exactly true. All right, let's go on to the other video. Chad, I know I'm kind of dragging this a little bit. I don't want to fully drag it. I want to fully drag this.
Starting point is 03:36:34 Let me just... The levels of betrayal that we learned today that Nolan Wells went through at the hands of his wife friends towards the end of his life, is horrifying, brunt. It's sickly. It's one of the worst things I've ever seen in my life. Nolan's family did a press conference earlier today with Benjamin Crum, Alshawton, and other activist present, where they officially addressed the media. Wait, they had his car keys, wallet, and phone? Oh yeah, that do sound crazy.
Starting point is 03:36:56 I ain't gonna lie. The public, and they officially laid out their case. Now, during this press conference, we learned a couple new details that we didn't know. First off, I was completely off and wrong about the phone situation. Turns out I was giving the friends too much benefit of the dollar. I thought at the very least, man, if y'all were responsible for killing the little homie, y'all would at least give up his phone voluntarily and his property.
Starting point is 03:37:18 At the very least, even if you killed the boy, bro, you would give his family back his property voluntarily. Come to find out, bro, it was a fight for the family to get back his property. So first off, I was under the notion they called the family up and say, hey, we got his phone, here it is. No, they apparently had to track Nolan's phone. they have to use Life 360 to track his phone and when they track his phone
Starting point is 03:37:39 it wasn't until they popped up to get the phone is when the friends have no other option but it's handed over. We are grateful especially to our friend Desima who actually was one of the people who helped us that night. She went and picked up his cell phone from where it was and then
Starting point is 03:37:57 provided that to us because we were, we of course contacted authorities to figure out who to do the report with whether it was the county or the city. Let's get past this. The phone is on and your homie go missing. The hip, the Snapchat, the photos, the videos that was deleted from out of Nolan's phone.
Starting point is 03:38:19 Let's just address this. If the phone was still on when it got to the home, which is how they were even still able to track it to the friend's house was because the phone was at least on when it got to the friend's house, then riddle me this. If the phone is on and your home, me go missing, his family is calling him, his friends is calling him. I would imagine that if you guys cared about him, if you guys thought he was really missing,
Starting point is 03:38:43 y'all would be calling him to figure out where he's at, right? If that's, well, they wouldn't be calling him because they got the phone, but I get the idea in principle. Your homie and you guys left, you, hey, bro, you got home safely? Wouldn't that be the first thing to do if you left your friend behind on an island and an hour, two hours go by as you guys is packing up to get home, you guys. is unloading the boat everything. Y'all not calling. Hey, bro, is you good?
Starting point is 03:39:09 And when you picked up that phone to call his number, wouldn't they be ringing? You will clearly hear that phone ringing if the phone was in your possession as you're calling the phone. And once you realize the phone is ringing back to back and you see his family is calling and his friends is calling and you guys is calling, wouldn't you pick up the phone and call his mom? His phone is over here. That's the fact. He left his phone behind. All right. Not floco making sense.
Starting point is 03:39:34 You cooking flocking. No. While everybody is calling, they had the phone. It took the parents having to track the phone back to their house and pulling up before they could get the phone. To me, that's suspicious. That's sketchy. But this next story about Nolan's car is even more sketchy. So Nolan is pictured with several people on that island.
Starting point is 03:39:55 Several. Now, one of the dudes he's pictured with on that island, apparently Nolan and a few others went to his house first and parked their car. car is there. So while Nolan is missing, they go to his vehicle. They locate his vehicle. Now, the vehicle is locked. So they're trying to find any signs of him, trying to see if there's any clues left behind to find out where he's at. But the car is locked. The odd part is, so if you take someone's wallet, keys, and phone, and they said they were staying behind, how do you expect them to get home? Locked.
Starting point is 03:40:31 The keys to Nolan's car is apparently at the house belonging to one of Nolan's friends. One of the friends who was actually on the island with Nolan called Jacks. Now, apparently they get the Jack's crib. Nolan friends are outside trying to figure out what's going on and what happened. But if I had to think this through as well,
Starting point is 03:40:48 why would they hold, why would they have these, if they killed them, why would you keep these items and not throw it away? Right? Like, it's also, we got to think about it. both ways, right? Like, it's sketchy that they have the stuff, but it also
Starting point is 03:41:03 makes no sense that they have the stuff because, okay, let's say they killed him. Why do you have his cell phone? Like, you now are the prime suspect, right? What's going on with Nolan? Somebody says to delete shit? Okay, but why do you have his keys? You never know. Again, I'm asking
Starting point is 03:41:21 questions here. Well, the father gets to the crib. Jack starts telling the father, but Nolan was like a brother to me. If I said, that's cool. Where is Nolan Keyes at? Right? We're trying to figure out what's going on with Nolan. Jack starts stumbling, starts stalling, starts delaying, starts lying, making up excuses. This entire key situation really makes your eyebrow raise. And then we met up where his car was, which was at a separate location.
Starting point is 03:41:46 There were issues obtaining the key. But even so, there's just a lot of... Tell them about what happened to keep. So I'm going to let my husband tell you about that because he actually went up to the door to get the key because at that point, I was just not in my right mind. This has just been an awful situation, just terrible. Elmore wisely, your father. Okay, so the situation with the key, when we got to the house, I feel of his friends,
Starting point is 03:42:20 they were already there, and they were at the door in the house, asking questions. So when I walked up, they were getting, you know, things are getting kind of tense. So I turned to them until I need you guys to calm down. I don't do this to me right now. I need them to kind of trust me so they can give me something. So I was able to calm them down. So the guy that's in one of the pictures, he came out of room, half a sleep or whatever, hair or where I think Jacks or whatever.
Starting point is 03:42:52 And I said, look, I'm known his father. I'm here to get his keys. so I can get his car. I said, oh, he's left. His car is parked in New York. So he was like, I don't know, man. I know he's like my brother. I said, well, if no one is like your brother,
Starting point is 03:43:06 would you please go on your room and say, you could find my son's keys so I can take his car home. He walks off two or three minutes come back. I can't find the keys. I said, okay. So at that point, I get the boys and I get moved him out of the house because I don't want them to go into the house and start tearing up these people's house
Starting point is 03:43:21 because that would be a whole in the situation. So walk outside by the car. One of the guys that was in the house with us, he was on the phone with a girl, and the girl told him that no one's keys were on top of this Jack's guy's Xbox in the house because apparently she was there with him earlier. So he goes back up to the door by himself,
Starting point is 03:43:40 and five minutes later, the keys come out. So now I feel like you're allowed to him, so now I'm really light and distrust with you. The father would have been wrong if he would have went in his jaws, right? Y'all would have called the father all type of names, all type of ghetto? all like all type of names in a book if he would have went up in that boy's jaw right that's your brother that's your homie you love him right we're trying to find him at this point we're trying
Starting point is 03:44:07 to find him at this point that car could be a a huge missing piece we say yo where the keys at and you know he was in this crib he parked in this crib like he parked here he parked here He left the keys here. Before y'all went to the island, you go and search for three minutes, come back. Oh, I didn't find nothing. So it's not here. The keys are not here, sir.
Starting point is 03:44:30 Only for a girl to say, nah, he's lying. The keys is on top of that Xbox. Yo, if that girl had a vivid memory, I understand this, okay? Now, the girl didn't say, yo, the keys is no, the keys are on top of his Xbox. The Xbox is something that you clearly play every day. So if that girl had the force like to say,
Starting point is 03:44:47 yo, the keys, the keys, the keys. is on his Xbox. You went back to look for the quote unquote keys. You spent three minutes looking for the keys to come and say, hey, hey, I can't find it. You ain't look on top of your Xbox. You ain't look in your room. So where did you look for these keys at?
Starting point is 03:45:05 If it took you three minutes to go ahead and look for these keys, what did you look for the keys at that you didn't find it on top of your Xbox? Something that you use and play every day. Clearly you had no intentions on helping his family. Clearly you had no desire on helping his family. in this family. And I'm just wondering, bro, what type of people was Nolan around, bro? If these are supposed to be his friends,
Starting point is 03:45:28 God, I don't know what an enemy is, man. If these are your friends and you miss him, your daddy showed up, distressed trying to do anything to help you. That is odd. I would imagine that they would give a really good faith effort in trying to figure out, okay, if the car is here, maybe the keys are here.
Starting point is 03:45:52 It's a lot of odd of these. Well, and your homie, first of all, he says he woke up out of his sleep disheveled. Like, disheveled. So I'm missing, you my so-called brother and you asleep. Right? No care of worry in the world.
Starting point is 03:46:07 You wake up. Hey, bro, can you get Nolan Keys? It's not here, so I can't find it. Three minutes later. I mean, all right, man. Now, it gets worse, okay? So the mama finally addressed the deleted messages
Starting point is 03:46:18 and deleted images and videos. Now, apparently when the mama got the phone back, they went through the snap. Now, the Snapchat is where Nolan was communicating with these dudes at. Understand. When Nolan went missing, all the friends went to Snapchat to try to find them.
Starting point is 03:46:35 They always calling his Snapchat. They all was like trying to trace the Snapchat via the Snapchat map, right? So the Snapchat is where he communicated with these people the most. is where if anything would have happened and he communicated with it, it would have been on Snapchat. The parents get the phone and go through the Snapchat,
Starting point is 03:46:54 the entire Snapchat, like damnary race, man. Like, yo, they can't find no recent messages. They can't find no recent pictures. Nothing. That's odd. That's strange. Like, what do you mean?
Starting point is 03:47:04 Like, like the Snapchat is wiped clean. Who, who wiped it clean? Nolan was dead, right? So when we made it home, my sister and I actually went through Nolan's cell phone particularly Snapchat because that is so popular with the children. And when we opened it up, there was nothing.
Starting point is 03:47:26 There were no saved pictures. There were no snaps from that day. And we did open it before the 24-hour expiration. So we found that very concerning, only because anyone who's ever been around, Nolan will tell you at social gatherings. Wait, did they find the phone after they realized he died or before he died? No, no, no. Stupid question or a stupid thing.
Starting point is 03:47:56 Before his body was found? Because my understanding there was a couple days, right? And his body washed ashore. So the 24 hours would have been the next day after the white dudes came back. And if she's saying, oh, the 24 hours didn't expire yet. So, so basically she must have had the phone before his body watched the shore, right? Does that make sense? He's taking videos.
Starting point is 03:48:28 He's taking pictures. He's even come up to me when I'm getting ready to go to bed. Hey, Ma, come on, take a picture of me. You know, like he's just, that's, that was Nolan. So that's why we feel that things may have been deleted was because of the fact that there was, nothing in either one of his accounts. The next part actually makes that look a little bit more suspicious.
Starting point is 03:48:53 You see, if you want to say, listen, man, he didn't take no pictures and videos that day, that's not suspicious, cool. But he didn't send no snaps that day. He didn't message nobody that day. That's like somebody coming and discovering your phone after you go missing and then seeing you didn't message nobody all week. That's the equivalent to an 18-year-old
Starting point is 03:49:11 not sending no messages to nobody. They communicated on Snap to meet up for the beach. Sorry, the horn. How did they get his phone? Like, these are questions that he'd answer. How did they get his phone? Island. His friends was communicating with him all snap that day,
Starting point is 03:49:26 which is why when he went missing, the first day the day was go to snap. So where the messages from the friends at that day? So he didn't snap nobody. He didn't send no messages to nobody that day on Snapchat. Clearly not, but clearly something got deleted. Now, why? Who knows?
Starting point is 03:49:41 But Benjamin Crum did say they found or they got in it. Now, here's the good part about this. a criminal investigation is going to do a subpoena, and despite what people think about Snapchat, your deleted message is going to come up. So once they say subpoena Snapchat and they get the full text logs, whatever was deleted, any access with that phone, they'll be able to retrieve everything even that was deleted.
Starting point is 03:50:07 And also, once you do a cell bright dump of the phone, you're going to figure out any type of tampering, like a bunch of 18-year-old kids can't hide. nothing on a phone. You can't delete nothing. There's no delete permanent things in the phone anyway. So 100% I believe that this would be found. Also, here's the thing, if people believe that stuff was deleted,
Starting point is 03:50:29 every 18-year-old kid has a password on their phone. Are we believing that these friends knew the password? The enhanced version of the video we saw where Nolan is getting into the altercation. Now, we could hear Nolan screaming and there was a back-and-forth, but it was hard to make on exactly what he said. They now have an enhanced version. According to them, the fight that was happening between Nolan and somebody else, Nolan was actually screaming for them to give him back his phone.
Starting point is 03:50:59 Nolan was like, giving my damn phone, man, giving my damn phone. That was the argument back and forth. Now, I'm here to say, what was in that phone that was so precious that they was keeping it from Nolan, even when he was screaming at the top of his lungs for them to give him back his phone. It's important. And then the fact, Reverend Al, that they have this video of an argument that is going on. And, you know, thank God, all young people, they have cell phones.
Starting point is 03:51:32 And any time you're people raising their voice, they start the video. And so you hear on the video, no one saying, give me my freaking phone. What are you freaking doing? and that becomes even more relevant when you think about the story that they are presenting that Nolan chose to stay behind. That's what they're saying. If Nolan is screaming for them to give them back his phone and they still kept it and they went home with the phone, what was in that phone that they couldn't let Nolan get the phone back? What was in that phone? Good question.
Starting point is 03:52:08 What did Nolan have in that phone about them that they didn't want out? because if he's screaming, give me back my phone back and what's you doing? What's the freak? Give me up my phone back and they still kept his phone. Something was in that phone that they were willing to kill over, man. Something was in that phone that they were willing to kill and do life in prison over before it gets out. And then the mom gets the phone back
Starting point is 03:52:30 and things are deleted from the phone. Isn't that the motive right there? You see how, yo, you see how when you use common sense, everything lines up? You see how their events and their story doesn't make sense? But when you get more details and you just line up the series of events, it all makes sense. Nolan is yelling to get back his phone. They didn't want to give it to him.
Starting point is 03:52:53 Nolan mom finally gets his phone after Nolan goes missing and she sees things are deleted from the phone. So what about that phone made y'all want to keep it? What was in that phone that y'all did not want to give it back to Nolan? Man, y'all let me know in the comments section, what y'all think about this, but this is sketchy. But this is, you know, this is a different level of betrayal. I've never seen nothing like this before in my life. Y'all let me know in the comment section what y'all think, right? If you're still watching this video and you want to watch another good video,
Starting point is 03:53:20 click on this video right here somewhere on my... Okay, all right. Flockley, you've made a compelling case. I definitely think there's some oddities going on. I still think that we have to wait. We can't jump and think everything is a David-like situation. We should probably wait until we get at least the autopsy. The autopsy is going to tell us a lot more about how we died.
Starting point is 03:53:43 And that's going to probably send us in the best direction. Right? Was he drunk? Was there any other substances? Did he take a pill? Like what was within a system if he died? If he's a strong swimmer, maybe he was drunk. You never know.
Starting point is 03:53:59 Maybe he was hit over the head. You never know. So very interesting. But we'll see what kind of comes to this. I say King Yella reveals he's broke. I lost everything. The fuck? Crazy part about it.
Starting point is 03:54:15 this i'm looking at this i'm like when did king yellow even have nothing like the thing's i'm broke and i'm like was he rich before i don't know joking by the way king yellow don't get mad of me oh man i got king yellow back on say cheese tv my guy's been having a rough month um he's he's been really vocal publicly about his personal life um you know a lot of people a lot of times we see these artists and personalities we think everything is good because we all always see them on YouTube or TV or, you know, out in person, partying, living their lives and foreign cars. But you yourself, you came out and you let us inside of your world.
Starting point is 03:55:00 And we don't see that often. No. What, what, what, why now? Um, first of all, my son just got locked up for a bunch of robberies. Wait, Kigella got kids? So, you know, as a man, if I was in the right position like I was, my son would be out here doing, what he's doing. That's what I think. You know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 03:55:33 But to tell you the truth, it wasn't even- Is King Geller really, like, fucked up, or is he trying to go through an Asian Broner arc? Chat, let me tell you, the Asian Browner arc is telling the audience you're actually fucked up and the audience having some sympathy and now rooting for you to get. back on your feet. They did with Adrian Bruner. Adrian Bruner became a, like he lost it all. There was a time that he was in court. He was like, yo, I only got $13 to my name or some shit like that. And now the audience supported him like getting back right. And now he even announced that he made a million dollars in a month. And here's the thing that also adds on to when it comes to Adrian Bruner is that it's even affecting him in other ways positively where now they're
Starting point is 03:56:16 encouraged him to lose weight. And now he's trying to get back in a boxing ring. with, who knows, Ryan Garcia or somebody. So it's been really good. And I got to be honest. I think the fans and the audience really did that for Broner. I'm wondering if King Yeller is trying that method. And I'm not saying he's lying, but like he's trying a method of being honest and hoping that the fans are trying to get him back on his feet.
Starting point is 03:56:42 A plan. If you go on my channel, I did a video about dirt about things. that's all the thing is testifying. The two niggins that had something to do with Mac. The nitty testifying are taking a deal and ready to testify against him. So I'm doing a video on that. You know what I'm in a gym on the treadmill.
Starting point is 03:57:08 You know, sometimes you just can't control what's heavy on your heart. You know what I'm saying? Niget can cover it up or do whatever they want to do, you know, eventually it's going to come out, man. You know, a lot of people going to, you know, talk shit. There's a bunch of brain dead people, cold souls that, you know, dead souls, you know what I'm saying? That's going to hate, you know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 03:57:31 But as I'm talking about the video, Sean, or I'm talking about the situation, I'm like, damn, man, it made me realize Dirk really lost. Like, he lost his homies and his homies. All the niggas he thought was his friends. ain't his friends you know what I'm saying and um that right there kind of opened up what I'm kind of going through right now Sean after being out of position and then losing a lot and seeing the difference how to act when you on this level or you around this and you got this and it's putting up on you with you but once you lose that shit and it ain't around these nits ain't around you know what I'm saying you can't call it
Starting point is 03:58:19 You can't call it for a ride. You can't call it. Like, I lost everything, Sean. I lost every thing, bro. Like, wait. Now, you recently said that you were broke. What is broke? Everything gone.
Starting point is 03:58:39 I ain't no money in a bank account. Zero. Going to the casino, drunk. This shit has been, just don't even know. He's getting money. I did meet King. You know, when I met King,
Starting point is 03:58:51 I met him at, I won't tell you what casino, but I met him in the casino. So maybe he is right. Like maybe he, you know, he's been doing YouTube. He's making a little bit of bread. Maybe he's going to the casino and he's lost at all, which I would think, you know, obviously I think gambling addiction, everybody does battle from it at this point. But I will say if he got kids and his kids is out here doing robberies, like, dog, my nigga, like you got to get yourself and your own finances underhandle that your kids
Starting point is 03:59:21 shouldn't be in a place where they feel they got to go rob people when their father is somewhat known. It's got bad habits. Like, I ain't drunk in like two weeks. You know, some niggas be high. I was getting drunk. I'm going to keep it gasking. I was doing cocaine. That's how bad it is it being like, I was doing cocaine, Sean?
Starting point is 03:59:43 I don't even tell you this shit. Popping pills doing coke. Like, look at this shit. We've been fucking my life up. Damn. And that's big. That's what people don't tell people like you, niggas, so much on their high horse
Starting point is 03:59:56 niggas getting money hanging around. People that's getting money, that's getting money, and you start doing shit that other people's doing. What the fuck? You mean if you was doing cocaine? What the fuck? You know what I'm saying?
Starting point is 04:00:05 Now, look, what the fuck? The world, look at you a crackhead. I said, they go, look at it. What the fuck? And this shit spiraled down. You know what I'm saying? The alcohol, this shit, open up the dough for a nigga outside.
Starting point is 04:00:19 You know what I'm saying? you know, in my mind, I'm like, this shit party drill is this just a half. Now, so what I would say is that King Yeller is a victim of Las Vegas. You know, he moved from Chicago to Vegas. And because he moved to Vegas, he's living the Vegas lifestyle, which means he's in the casino all day. He's drinking all day because that comes with being in the casino. Vegas is a really like quick lifestyle.
Starting point is 04:00:51 So now he's like fucking snort and coke. whatever and he's probably living like this really up-tempo lifestyle and probably like chasing cheap thrills maybe one day he got i don't know 50 bands and then the next day he gambles it all like who knows i have fun you know what i'm saying whole time this shit killing me the whole time i'm hiding i'm tucking these demons that i got inside me that i'm i'm covering up to the world every time i pop out i want to look good i want the world to see me smile the whole time i'm dying in the inside the whole time Been dying in the inside.
Starting point is 04:01:26 Nicking it. Everybody's faking it. The whole world faking it. Even I was faking it. Faking it. You know what I'm saying? This shit like, come on, bro. Like, and that shit just
Starting point is 04:01:37 open the door for, you know, I'm seeing shit clearly now. I'm knowing who for me and who ain't from me. You know, but that's the first time I went broke. I went broke a bunch of times. You know what I'm saying? My name will always be,
Starting point is 04:01:51 you got to think of Mike Tysonman broke. MC Hammerwin. Now, this is where I got to like address, King Yellow is saying that. Dog, is one thing if you're saying you're going broke and you don't have people relying on you, but if your kids, if you have kids and you're just going broke
Starting point is 04:02:08 because you're doing dumb shit and you're living life and you're going off these cheap thrills, you're chasing, you're being irresponsible. And also, if your kid is then getting arrested for robberies, he's robbing, niggies,
Starting point is 04:02:21 because that's how he feels he got to get it. because his daddy not provided, you know? Bro. Adrian Brunelman, bro. But when your name is stepped and you somebody, once you get yourself together, it's going to always be somebody that love you from a distance or somebody that's going to reach out
Starting point is 04:02:41 that's going to always, you know, give you a hand and try to help you get back in the position because other people see your potential. Like you probably see him more potential than I see in myself. You know what I'm saying? I know what I see now with yellow. I know what, you know what I'm saying? shit like that. That's how people do.
Starting point is 04:02:59 Like, it took the little to go get Adrian Brunner. He know his potential. He know what he could do. Made him a millionaire again. You know what I'm saying? The same way with Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson went to prison for him. Fell out, went broke, all the type of shit. And they still came back
Starting point is 04:03:15 because his name is a brand name. So when I say I'm broke, it might not be with the average person because if you are nobody, and I ain't saying that in a bad way, because everybody is somebody. But I put blood, sweat, and tears for this name. No matter how much you don't like it, bad comments, whatever,
Starting point is 04:03:34 that name pop up, you're going to click it. It's as simple as that. Even if you come to live, that shit still turn to residual. So it still makes money, so it doesn't matter. You know what I'm saying? So I know that I'm going to always, like, I know I'm not the weak-minded motherfucker. I just know that I had to lose everything to open my eyes and know who love me and who there for me and who who fake and what's going on you know what I'm saying so you know
Starting point is 04:04:00 I ain't tripping on I'm 36 man life ain't over man you know I'm gonna I'm gonna start over I guess I got you know start over but I ain't laying down like no ass I ain't like I'm on the internet crying oh like I'm not gonna this motivation and I post shit I post crying on the internet expressing myself on the internet because guess what a lot of you ain't got the heart to do this shit you bitch-ass niggins around here faking ain't nann n nick gonna have the heart you ain't man enough to do what I did
Starting point is 04:04:33 you guys always living these other life that's why I'm keen yellow I don't care how y'all feel about me go on the comments tell me up Bond off 1700 I just saw him tear me down that's what this dude no motherfuckett do no uplifting G herb on that bitch crying a motherfucker uplifting them though
Starting point is 04:04:50 anybody else you know what I'm saying niggas pick who they want to pick Yeah, no, G. Herbo did go through, remember when he went through the whole fraud thing? And he basically said, like, yo, all his money was taken from him. And people really lifted him up. And, you know, obviously he got this new song that's popping off. And now he's, like, back super lit. But, yeah, it definitely happened.
Starting point is 04:05:09 But guess what? I'm still going to be me, man. With $0 a million, I'm still going to be Keen Yeller. If I'm crying, I'm obviously hurting the inside. I can't control them emotions. I've been bottled up so fucking long so for me to stop from harming the motherfucker or killing the motherfucker or doing something wrong to a motherfucker
Starting point is 04:05:32 why not just release you know what I'm saying? My fuck just act like everything is intentional like you don't know when that shit oh you turn the camera on and cry and tell me on the thing talk and if I get to talk about a situation and I get emotional
Starting point is 04:05:46 you can't stop you know what I'm in church last Sunday they sing you. They sing you. in gospel music. I can't control myself from the energy that connects to my body and bring tears out of my body. I can't stop that. You know what I'm saying? I can yell him, man. I see.
Starting point is 04:06:01 I see, I see. I see. Okay. He blames Vonne's 1700 for ruin his son's life. No way. What? Stood out the other day. You said that Bloodhound Lil Jeff
Starting point is 04:06:16 and Vonne off 1700 ruined your son's life. He did. Probably ruin a lot of people's life. Yo, King Geller, you're a drill rapper that I got kids. You should be a parent, bro. I let my son go back to Chicago, 2020, both of them. My second son, he's still in Chicago.
Starting point is 04:06:44 He stayed there with his mama. My oldest, he went back. Then he didn't directly come back here. He went to St. Louis with his grandma. And he just kept calling me. I was going through my shit at the same time with me and Lean and the hell of shit. It was, shit been going on for a minute. And niggas be don't put their real business out.
Starting point is 04:07:06 But I'm like, oh, he pop man. I don't want to be out here. So he comes back. He come back like my birthday last year. Um, yeah, my birthday, February, 23, came back like the 25th, my birthday, on my birthday, um, 20, 5th, my birthday, um, 20, 25th. He'd come back with the long-ass Rick on his own, tight-ass and Mary's on, with the drids. Got a fete on his hand, the skeleton, the what's name, on the bones on it? What the fuck?
Starting point is 04:07:46 Why this shit come from? Like, what? All right, who is you? You know what I'm saying? That, you know, that kind of, you know, they was already listening to these niggas. I wasn't even tripping until, you know, they fooling them start dissing. and shit like that. Like I wasn't, you know,
Starting point is 04:08:01 it wasn't tripping like that at first. Like, buying off 17, 100, then the niggas start dissing this shit. And I'm like, bro, you don't even know, like my kids, these, look up to y'all these same nicks
Starting point is 04:08:12 that's talking crazy. My kid is looking up to these little nits and they're the hottest little rappers that's coming out. You know what I'm saying? So he'd come back, you know, he's doing this little shit, whatever.
Starting point is 04:08:24 I got him, he ain't go to school. He's not doing an online school and the shit. okay I'm on him but that was like giving him too much leeway and free time you know what I'm saying because I'm not always at the house
Starting point is 04:08:35 I'm leaving and shit he ended up getting locked up last year I ain't put this out last year he did like a money juvenile stealing cars and shit like that you know what I'm saying so I ain't put this to the world you know
Starting point is 04:08:49 the same-yella got kids that stealing cars bro that's crazy it ain't anybody business but um this time man it's just like man I'm just you know I'm seeing a lot of the shit just going on man he turned 18 in December got kicked out of school they tried to say to sell the some of weed pens and boo go to jail they dropped the case the next day I'm going through my
Starting point is 04:09:14 my shit we're getting seven-day notice being kicked out of this crib already you know what I'm saying I'm going through it I just lost all my money I paid a for crib I paid the lady for a crib She ran off of my money She got me another crib Okay Okay anyway Did y'all see the arrest video of Gidion Let's watch this real quick
Starting point is 04:09:37 You think this is gonna get dropped I am a multi- So Gidion been doing Like to catch a predator type videos Where they kind of like set up sting operations Where they get these creeps Who are praying on underage women And they are sometimes even boys
Starting point is 04:09:53 And they try to come link up with them in person, except Gideon pops out. And when Gideon pops out, he tries to assist law enforcement in trying to lock these people up because they're clearly sick people who would try to meet up with a kid. Anyway, that's been his thing for the last like two years. It's really popped off and looked like recently he was doing something associated with it. It looked like maybe he was like setting up like a little surveillance operation at McDonald's. And the police came and ended up arrested him. Check it out. I promise you, I can take this as far as you want.
Starting point is 04:10:27 When a famous YouTuber and his crew are arrested, it seems like the end of a harrowing day. But the events that unfolded leave some officers wondering just how far people are willing to go to film content. I don't understand all this, dude, something so stupid over some, like, YouTube, these. The dispute begins around 1049 a.m. on June 22nd, 2006, when a man named Joe contacts Woodhaven police officers from a local McDonald's in Michigan. Michigan, claiming that his nephew and his friends are stalking him. His nephew is 30-year-old Kenneth Chambers, who runs the YouTube channel Skeeter Gene, which currently has around 2.5 million subscribers and is well known for doing sting operations. Joe tells the officers that Skeeter and his friends have been following him and filming him throughout the day.
Starting point is 04:11:14 Over the past several months, Skeeter has amassed millions of views on his channel by posting videos about his uncle. But Skeeter and his friend and collaborator 25-year-old Jidion Adams, a popular user, YouTuber best known for high-energy prank videos, social experiments, and comedic vlogs before transitioning into true crime content focused on exposing criminals through sting operations have a reason for following Joe wherever he goes. For the past decade or so, he's been financially exploiting and abusing my grandmother, who was also his mother. And before that, he was doing the same thing to his grandmother, which is my great-grandmother.
Starting point is 04:11:52 Skeeter explains that despite repeated warnings from the... the family. His uncle Joe refused to leave his grandmother's house and had been squatting there for months. So, he decided, I was going to go over there and kick his ass myself. But then I thought, wait a minute, I have a YouTube channel and it's monetized. So I can just expose him on the internet and make some money off of him. But according to Skeeter, when Joe still refused to vacate the home, he came up with a plan alongside Gideon to solve the problem once and for all. He moved Gidion into his grandmother's house, eventually forcing Joe to leave the property and end up at McDonald's. But according to Joe, the harassment did not stop there.
Starting point is 04:12:33 He claimed Skeeter, Gideon, and their film crew continued following and filming him at the restaurant, ultimately provoking him to call the authorities. Joe goes on to describe how Skeeter and Jidion have been setting up speakers inside the house for a large party in an effort to upset him. Eventually, officers convinced Joe to stay somewhere else so Skeeter and his crew can no longer film him. But now, as officers accompany Joe back to the house to help him collect his belongings, they have no idea that the situation is only going to escalate from here. Hello, officers.
Starting point is 04:13:13 Oh. What's good, my man? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just wait down here. Okay. So, chat. We got a giant speaker here. We got a giant speaker here.
Starting point is 04:13:24 What the fuck? Bro, the police are giving him a ride. I'm actually dead. Boo. But one of the officers soon notices an orange sedan following them as they transport Joe to the Woodhaven Police Department where a friend is supposed to pick him up. Shortly afterward, Skeeter and Jidion arrive at the station with a large group of people, demanding to speak with Joe. By then, Joe was already left for McDonald's again. And when the detective tells them that Joe is not at the station, Jidion mentions filing a missing persons report, arguing that officers had taken Joe away from the house.
Starting point is 04:14:01 Yeah, Joe went missing. you guys stole him. Where did they take him, JV? I might have J.B, like, go make, like, missing people. You know, Joe? Yeah, I know. We're trying to find him. He's hiding from us.
Starting point is 04:14:15 Yeah, he's not in here, I promise. You promise. Yes, you pinkie promise. Yes, I actually, I see Pinky for the wrong time. Pinky, Pinky, Pinky, Pinky, Pinky, Punky, Punky, Punky Promise. Yes, Joe's not in here. I don't trust her. Is it cool if I check real quick, just to make sure?
Starting point is 04:14:27 Yeah. I can. I'm gonna just check real quick, okay? It's around 3 p.m. now, over four hours since this situation first began. I never knew on this yet. He arrives at the restaurant to speak with Joe again. He has no idea that Skeeter and Jidion are about to bring the storm right back to McDonald's. Because like I said, those people come all the time except this time there was two new groups.
Starting point is 04:14:50 Okay, and they always come in, they start using the video and they said, and then they don't leave. And then they did come back later. Yeah. The all-headed guy, the one that starts the first round of video. So he came in and I said, you can leave. He goes, no, we don't have our cameras. I said, that's fine. I said, but you still need to go.
Starting point is 04:15:10 We go to the future gel companies like that. I said, only the ones that have videos are called to them. So he sat outside. So then Joe was in and out. So he said, they are outside waiting for him. So you need to stay. I said, and then there won't be any kind of location. So they were, they finally did.
Starting point is 04:15:28 They were in and out. Yeah. That other guy, Batman, whatever he was. Yeah, they're at his house and they're not doing anything so legal. It's just super annoying. They're trying to get him riled up so they get their YouTube views. We're just trying to find somewhere for Joe to go because they have access to the house. They're not to be there and so it's Joe so it can't make somebody leave.
Starting point is 04:15:54 I have like little shelters. None really close to here. here um but he said that his buddy trying to find somewhere and trying to keep Joe out of the spotlight so yeah yeah thank you so much for the help i greatly appreciate it while joe has stepped out to run an errand the officer later learned from the restaurant manager that jidion and his film crew had returned to the McDonald's multiple times looking for him the manager told officers that despite being asked to leave and informed them that they could not record on McDonald's private property, they continued live streaming. The group is then seen returning to the police station once again, demanding to
Starting point is 04:16:37 see Joe. Believing they may head back to the McDonald's in search of him, the officer returns to the restaurant to keep watch. All right, we're going to go back and deal with them. Hopefully we can see what we can do about getting them out of there, but we'll see. And soon, a large group arrives back at McDonald's, but this time, the officers are ready. What's the problem? McDonald's doesn't want you guys on the property so you guys got to leave. Is he here? It doesn't matter where he's at. McDonald's does not want you on the property.
Starting point is 04:17:04 You guys have to leave. Who's you guys? Can you be more specific? You, you, you, you, you. So they said these people? Him, yes. You guys cannot be on the property. Hey, are they going to arrest you.
Starting point is 04:17:16 Do you guys want to go inside real quick? You're going to be a trespassing if you go in there. Bro, you don't have any, like, no offense officer, but like you genuinely have nothing better to do. Like, I mean, if a private class. company says you can't go in there. Gidion is kind of acting a little bit pompous here. I got to be honest. You're getting kind of trespassed at this point.
Starting point is 04:17:38 Do you have anything better to do? Officer, you're actually like supposed to protect and serve. All right, get off the property. You guys get me arrested for trespass. Okay, we'll leave the property. But like, I'm just trying to figure out do you have anything better to do. Because this is like, oh. Yeah, they told you earlier that they don't want you guys on the property,
Starting point is 04:17:51 so you guys got to leave. Because you've been camping out there for like 20 minutes wasting taxpayer dollars. I'm there for about five. You guys need to leave. GDGD is crazy how you don't arrest the squatter. That's crazy. Hey, let's just stand on the sidewalk. But the warning has little effect.
Starting point is 04:18:06 Soon, Jidiana is seen standing on the sidewalk yelling, creating a disturbance and stopping vehicles attempting to enter McDonald's to patronize the business. At the same time, officers noticed two members of the film crew attempting to enter the restaurant with their cameras, prompting them to make their moves. Let's see if there's some McJol's in there. We got to arrest Joe. Chatman, is this what you? want your tax dollars to go to. Cops camping out at a McDonald's to protect the squatter.
Starting point is 04:18:32 He's in there? He's in there? Really? Should we give them the camera? Yo, yeah, yeah, yeah, do me in favor, do me in favor. Be very careful. Just wear this. There's a backpack. You didn't trespass them. So shut the fuck up. Bro, you haven't been trespass. Bro, you haven't been trespass. Just walk inside? Just to get in my video? Yeah. Okay, all right, man. But Make sure you all stick together. Is that a backpack like 30 grand? Yeah. They have not.
Starting point is 04:19:03 Yeah. Hold on, hold on, hold up. Wait, wait, actually come back. Come back.
Starting point is 04:19:10 Bro, they're really protecting Joe. I'm going to be honest. I don't know the full backstory behind this, but like, it's like a thin line between, okay, I'm getting content.
Starting point is 04:19:27 And like at this point, you're kind of like being annoying to everybody having their regular operations. like bro the people at mcdonalds don't give a fuck about your live stream right like you're stopping people coming in it in into their parking lot you're sending people into film like i kind of get it now officer what are you doing officer never trespass them you can't trespass somebody 12 12 dispatch dispatch we're gonna have uh one detained at this point officer you cannot trespass somebody check you're going to too mitchell you can't give me my back you're going to michael can't give me my back My man. I guess. Put your stuff down. Officer, you can't trespass somebody.
Starting point is 04:20:10 You're in arrest. Here, record this on your phone. That's the area, bro. Wait, can I, can I hold your guys property? Can I hold your guys property? Yeah. Got anything on you? Officer, why are you?
Starting point is 04:20:24 Officer, why are you? Officer, where they trespass? This isn't going to stick. Oh, my God, it's so funny. Officer, this is not going to stick. Wait, so, what have you doing? Preach of peace. Breach peace, stalking, trespassing.
Starting point is 04:20:38 This is the . This is the . . . . . . They never even went on the property. How are you going to trespass one that never went on the property? This is a violation of rights. This is a violation. You cannot arrest somebody that never went inside and was never trespassed. Man, they are arrested children that never went inside of McDonald's.
Starting point is 04:21:04 Code the . See how fast that shit is dry. It's dropped, you fucking dumbasses? Okay. Call the DA and see how fast that shit is dropped. Watch. Call the DA and see how fast that gets dropped. He's yelling.
Starting point is 04:21:17 He's being disordered. Everybody's welcome. This is absolutely... Where are you at all? Here yelling. You're on a rest of your fingers. Freedom of speech. You can yell on the sidewalk.
Starting point is 04:21:32 On the sidewalk. On the sidewalk. Yep. So you can't yell? officer how fast do you think this is going to get dropped do you really do you guys really think this is going to stay do you want to waste your day time i am a multi-millionaire i promise you i can take this as far as you want officer officer you will be in a deposition and you will be arrested yeah it's a thin line between just like being an asshole
Starting point is 04:21:58 and like kind of standing your ground with your rights i feel like jidion's being an asshole a bit right here. He's being an asshole like the bro, you're being annoying. You're doing it for a stream. You're being annoying. I gotta be honest. You're being annoying. And I fuck with Jideon, but like he's kind of being annoying. Like I could see how people are like,
Starting point is 04:22:20 bro, we're not fucking amused by you trying to get some YouTube views and clicks. And at a certain point they're going to be like, bro, we're just fucking arresting you, my nigga. Now granted, I do agree with Jidion in the fact that these are weak reasons to arrest someone, but the cops already got to sit outside this establishment, babysitting because you're doing the most.
Starting point is 04:22:46 Even if it's something that gets dropped, they just want to throw your ass in jail for at least couple of hours to fucking just end it. Right? So it's not about it actually sticking. It's about them realizing that they got to babysit you because you're being an asshole. Hey here. Hey, you're back here. Oh, uh, call Jake and have him get my lawyer. Call Jake and get my lawyer. Is this really the route? You want to go, officer? Yep. Okay. Do you want to waste taxpayer adult? Yeah. Can I ask you a question? No. Can I please sit? Sit. Do you really want to abuse me, officer?
Starting point is 04:23:23 Your foot in. I can't even fit in here. Get your foot in. Officer. I can't even fit in here. Get your foot. How are you going to arrest somebody that never even went on the property? You're under arrest for being disorderly, not for being on a property. Put your foot in. I can't fit. No, then you're gonna sneak over. Officer, I won't run.
Starting point is 04:23:38 I'm not gonna do anything. Can you just take off the head? Can you put them in the front at least? No. Officer, I can't scoop. You're trying to push me, but I can't scoot. I've had bigger people in the car. You're actually hurting me.
Starting point is 04:23:49 Officer, please. Turn sideways and scoot. Officer, I can't move. Let's go. I'm too big. Put your foot that way. Let's go. Officer, I can't, I'm not trying to be,
Starting point is 04:23:58 here, I'm not resistant, officer. I promise you. It is literally my body, body autonomy. cannot move can you just put my handcuffs in the front no it'll make it so much easier you have to turn and scoot that way have you guys got something with the DA we don't have a DA you know it doesn't work like that uh jadeon like how it works with state charges how it works in municipal court the cops could just arrest you and the DA the DA actually doesn't decide whether to prosecute or not
Starting point is 04:24:30 They prosecute everything in the municipality, right? Like they got to prosecute a jaywalking ticket. They got to prosecute everything. It doesn't get to the point where they're like, oh, no, we're not picking this up. The feds do that. The feds, the officer only will affect an arrest if the DA is going to pick up those charges. So the DA has to sign off on these things. but in municipal or like, you know, in local shit, if a cop gives a ticket, the DA has, the DA is not going to be like, oh, we're not going to prosecute this parking ticket or this speeding ticket.
Starting point is 04:25:11 So this idea where he says, did you consult with the DA? That's just not how it works. I have a district attorney. No. You have a state attorney. There's no district attorneys down here. What do I state attorney? Go.
Starting point is 04:25:21 Put your feet in. Let's go. Officer, I'm telling you, I can't move. Scoot that way. There you go. Office, I can't move. Bro, you pushing me, he's not gonna do any. Well, officer, you're actually hurting me.
Starting point is 04:25:32 Come on. Officer, I'm not, I can't move. Yes, you can. Okay, can I step out and then slide in? Yeah, step out, slide in. Bro. Hey, bro. Step, set your butt in first.
Starting point is 04:25:43 I sat inside. So, yeah, call Jake and get my lawyer. Hey, get him. Officer, why you got out? There you go. Anybody making the scene can slow down or secure. But even after being placed under arrest, Jideon remains confident that the officers have only created bigger problems for themselves,
Starting point is 04:26:03 as some of them try to make sense of the situation. Breach of peace covers it all, so. Where are your car keys out? Right there my pocket, sir. Where's your car at? It's the black one out there. That flat fusion? Yes, sir.
Starting point is 04:26:21 We'll take lines for a black fusion. You're towing it? Yep. So were they all trespass from this property or what? I told them to leave or going to jail for a breach of peace. if they don't want to leave. It's like they're leaving. I don't know who's all trespass.
Starting point is 04:26:36 I didn't catch all that from early. Have you read our breach of peace ordinance? Yeah, it covers everything. I'm good with the breach of peace. It's stalking, I mean, we've got a whole bunch. I mean, dude, they are stalking this, dude. Like, there's got to be some kind of resolution to it. So, what, we got four?
Starting point is 04:26:49 I got four right now. This is absurd, dude. Does he arresting him, too? Get out and get off the property now. Yes, sir. I was not a part of this. Then you better walk away quickly. Yes, sir.
Starting point is 04:26:58 I was just in the car. I'll leave. Now you're impeding traffic. Town unit, can you like this black SUV up right here for us? Good, he's pulling up and stopping him for us. He pulled up, 000, 000. We were just trying to pick our friend, though. Okay, well, you can't stop in the middle road.
Starting point is 04:27:20 Okay. Sorry about that. I have my insurance on my phone. Is it the same policy? It's the same policy? same policies that's back here okay I'll be honest it's kind of a gaggle mess going on in here right now so I know what's going on I know what's going okay well you'll eventually move do all three stalking and breach of piece I'm dealing with this all day long they're
Starting point is 04:27:48 harassing somebody over there it's been like an ongoing like years she like harassing this dude then I kind of all compile today and I was this turning into it is so and then he decided to stop in the middle of the road where you saw him to pick somebody up but be anybody anywhere we good we should be good right now i think everybody pretty much got off the property and left this guy's over here filming but yeah there's probably about 30 other people so long story short is this guy lives on here getting evicted his nephew if this car's got a Tennessee plate that's one of the cars yeah uh his nephew is growing up we see him with the party has and stuff on an eviction party for the uncle. They all have access to the house. They went in there with big speakers and they just put them for YouTube videos. So they've been chasing him up to the McDonald's for his YouTube videos. And McDonald's kicked him out earlier. They keep coming back. Boys here, they keep kicking him out. And now they're sending more people up in here. So yeah, that's one that was following me out. When I had, when I was taking him in the station the first time, they're the ones that were following me.
Starting point is 04:28:58 And I think two more just walked in here. If you guys aren't getting food, get out. No, we are. You say what? Just kind of for food. Yeah, I was just asking. Are you guys involved in all this stuff, too? We were earlier.
Starting point is 04:29:14 We were staying at the house, and then we just pulled up. And here they did a drink. We were out. We haven't been here the whole time. Yeah, we just pulled up. Yeah, we just came back. Okay, well, if you guys are involved, I suggest you leave. Okay.
Starting point is 04:29:25 And probably not. We're trying to leave. You're going to have to be stuck here for a little bit now, unless you can squeeze by that, but I suggest you don't get involved anymore. How many, why so many people? Just random? YouTube followers. I don't understand all this, dude, like over nothing. Like something so stupid over something like YouTube views.
Starting point is 04:29:44 If we don't get the ringleader of this, I'll probably just mail them out. That's fine. I think it's him in the Audi. That's the Skeeter guy. Oh, is it? Yeah. Yeah, we start. I'm just waiting for lions to get this car out of here.
Starting point is 04:29:56 I can roll it when you guys. Yeah, he's gonna be fun. Yeah, I don't, whatever. He's one of those guys that he goes on, guys catch like predators on YouTube. He's got this following young kids that think it's super cool. And he f***ed his uncle.
Starting point is 04:30:13 He's got all these videos of him with his uncle. And it's his uncle that's in there. Get off the property or you're going to jail too. Start walking. Start walking. With the personal property? Start. They had it.
Starting point is 04:30:26 It's their property. Start walking. Go. Yep, go. Start walking. Shouldn't they gave it to them. They're all still out there. Yeah, I'm going to hang out with him a little bit. I don't know if they should. Oh, well, what about Steve or where did he go? I have no idea where he went. The ones that came up on the property, did you ticket? I think you got a ticket. I don't know. The ones that came up on the property and were causing disturbance on the property are the ones that went to jail. I don't even know honestly who we have. We got quite a few. So. All right, thank you. Yep, if they come back into the.
Starting point is 04:30:57 black guy over here he was at the house well and the guy with the glasses yeah I got got you so he was at the house the problem was that they were here and the ones that were causing an issue here is who went with us right now because they could have been at the house they're allowed to house someone that has authority at the house so the ones that were causing an issue here that weren't supposed to be on the property but if Skeeter comes back and he starts logging me to call us and we'll take him too oh really yep they were told not to come on the property here and they were on the property and they're causing a disturbance.
Starting point is 04:31:30 Oh, I can come on my property. Why? Yeah, just unplug it, ignore them. Yeah, just unplug it, ignore them. That's what they want is you just answer and get annoyed. They just want to make you mad. So if you just unplug it and they don't have the chance. All right, so.
Starting point is 04:31:49 How did you arrest? I'm not sure, quite a few. I have three sets of handcuffs and I use all my handcuffs. So I don't know. Um. And now, yeah. They're on public property so we can't do anything about them hanging out there. So I would go hide back in there.
Starting point is 04:32:02 With all of the arrested parties on their way to the station, the restaurant manager and Joe both provide written statements about the incident. But back inside the squad car, Gideon remains convinced that he has done nothing wrong. Am I officially under arrest? Yes, sir. I guess. You're for breach of peace is what it sounds like, right? Breach of peace. Even though I was on a public easement.
Starting point is 04:32:26 Okay. What is the officer the name that arrested me? What is breach of peace? How fast do you think this is going to get dropped? Do you really be charged? I am a multi-millionaire. I never heard of that charge. It's a broad general criminal offense covering behaviors.
Starting point is 04:32:43 Okay, so it's basically a disorderly conduct. You'll get all that when we get back to this station. Okay. I just want you guys to know that once this case gets dropped, I am going to get a constitutional rights lawyer, and I'm going to go after you guys fall into immunity. and you guys will be in a deposition. You will have to answer for that.
Starting point is 04:33:02 Why does this keep saying you be in a deposition? Because the VA is not going to take this case. It's going to get dropped. And when it gets dismissed, I am going for your qualified immunity. And I'm guessing this is a misdemeanor. Well, okay. Well, cops have qualified immunity. And I know you're saying, I'm going after your qualified immunity.
Starting point is 04:33:21 The qualified immunity rules in the United States protect cops a lot. So if you don't know what that is, it allows cops that when They're operating within the scope of their job. And within reason, they are trying to effectuate the law because that's what they are. They're peace officers. They're allowed to enforce the law. Let's say they grab you trying to arrest you and, you know, they're not being excessive, but your arm breaks. You can't sue them.
Starting point is 04:33:52 It's just, that's how it is. Like, you know, you can't be like, oh, I'm suing the cop. You broke my arm. It doesn't work like that. Yes, sir. Okay. So what crime is yelling on the sidewalk? What does that do?
Starting point is 04:34:05 We'll discuss when we get in, all right? I'm not going to try to have a conversation between this. Okay. Between this, okay. Between this barrier. Constitutional rights violated. I didn't know what he'd been like violating constitutional way. Call my...
Starting point is 04:34:21 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Give me a lawyer ASAP. Tell him to give me a lawyer ASAP. No, he's not going to let down the window. It's fine. Just stay right there. I don't want them to get you. They arrested me on breach of peace. Can you...
Starting point is 04:34:37 Tell them to call Jake. Okay. Okay, can you move so I can see? No, I just want to be able to see so I don't get into a crash. Wait, record? That's kind of a bad look for did you on, bro. Record. Record.
Starting point is 04:34:55 Record. Hey, you got a second? My detective's asking if you feel out a written statement of today of what they done to you. Okay. Are you able to do that for me? Yeah. I'd appreciate it. They've been following you around all day. Yeah, and they drive around a U-Haul truck. I don't know. I think they're back in the house because I shouldn't go that way. Okay. They're like, they're like they like set up the music equipment and speakers upstairs. Yeah, I was there for that earlier today. Oh, okay. Yeah, okay. Um, um,
Starting point is 04:35:31 What happened to the skaters? Do you guys get him a ticket? You guys were talking them over here in an SUV? No, I just gave my ticket. You named a ticket? Yeah. For what? Impeding traffic for stopping the middle of the road. The only thing I could have charged them with was impeding traffic.
Starting point is 04:35:45 But we rested for all together, so. Whatever? Yeah. Now, they were setting those speakers away. If they stopped blasting loud music, you guys might be back there? Probably. So do you guys think these charges are going to sit? Do you genuinely think these charges are going to stay?
Starting point is 04:36:01 Sir, we'll have a conversation back here, okay? Listen, man. Here, you seem like a nice guy. Was that guy who was doing all that? Was he your boss? Yeah, I'm the junior person, sir. Yeah. Just let him know, hey, man.
Starting point is 04:36:15 I want his qualified immunity. I am the junior person here. I want his qualified immunity. I know my constitutional rights. I know my life. We're going to get back to your vehicle. Officer, how can someone be trespassed that never even went inside? What sense does that make?
Starting point is 04:36:31 So you unlawfully arrested those other people. That's not true. You could be trespassed by being on the property. Now, those kids, but they didn't arrest the kids. The cop can't trespass you. But, you know, obviously, I think they detained those kids. They didn't lock them up. They just detained them.
Starting point is 04:36:50 They were just being annoying, bro. Like, let's be honest. Like, you're being annoying. And then with me, I'm on the sidewalk, voicing my displeasure with this police department and you guys through retaliation arrest me as well. Is there a body camera here? Yes, sir, it's on. It's recording right now. Awesome.
Starting point is 04:37:11 All this to protect, hey, you know when I get out, but we're just going right back to the house. You know that, right? So you guys aren't accomplished anything. You're wasting taxpayer dog. I'd appreciate if you get my glasses. I can't see what's my glasses. Yeah, where are they? They fell in there.
Starting point is 04:37:23 Yeah, I'll grab them. It was not on my bingo card to file a civil rights lawsuit. Oh, I get it. Here we are. I get it. Oh, this is a kid. They did arrest this kid. Oh, but they didn't arrest him for trespass,
Starting point is 04:37:40 and they arrest them for breach of peace. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Yo? What's getting my man? Don't worry, I'll pay for your bond. It's not going to sit. Do you guys can just come up to this panel? I'm going to get us with the best civil rights attorney.
Starting point is 04:37:56 No, right there's good for me. Stay right there for it. Ultimately, Jideon Adams was charged with misdemeanor, stalking, and breach of peace. The other three crew members were each, charged with one count of breach of peace as well. A judge set Jideon's bond at $10,000, which he posted to secure his release. The other three crew members also posted personal bonds.
Starting point is 04:38:17 While Jidion was in jail, his and Skeeter's fans made hundreds of calls to the Woodhaven Police Department and Down River Dispatch. Some callers reported fictitious crimes, including a false homicide, while others flooded the Woodhaven Police Department's Facebook page with messages. And upon his release, Jidion launched a campaign called Free Jidion. claiming it would prove his innocence and what he believed was the bias officers had shown in favor of Joe. Skeeter, on the other hand, still wants Joe out of his grandmother's house. Jideon's pretrial hearing is scheduled for July 13, 2006, where his defense attorney will begin
Starting point is 04:38:52 addressing the stalking and breach of peace charges. If convicted, he could face up to 93 days in jail for breaching the peace and up to one year in jail or a $1,000 fine for stalking. Whether you're on patrol on the couch. Okay, anyway. All right, chat. Listen, that's a, that's a rapper today. I'm not going to lie. Thank you guys so much.
Starting point is 04:39:15 I think we had a good time today. I think I, how long was the stream? Yeah, we did about six hours and some change. I did a gambling stream earlier. Chat, if you've missed my gambling stream, I ran up 50 bands today. So I'm kind of happy. But, yeah.
Starting point is 04:39:32 So we did our thing. thing on stake and then I did a five-hour stream so I just want to appreciate you guys for tuning in we will be back tomorrow I think this time was pretty good like not too late not too early I think we did a good job today so chat I will see out tomorrow thank you guys appreciate you uh make sure you guys go watch that Daphne joy sit down date that we had tell me how I did you got to rate the Riz actually I'll put it on real quick DJ academics Daphne Joy. Y'all got to watch the Riz, Chad.
Starting point is 04:40:07 Y'all got to watch the Riz. I'm telling you. And yes, this is the first time I ever met her in person. You know what I mean? Of course I came equipped. Honeypack on deck. What's the problem? Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 04:40:36 What beat is that? Well, I might editor use this beat. Is that that that? No, that's not that Kareisha song beat, right? Where all my scamming ass niggas at. What beat is this? Okay, look at her. Oh, man, look at your boy, Chad.
Starting point is 04:41:00 Look at that smile right there. A million dollars smile right there. Come on, man, your boy showing up in all black. I look like I'm going to a funeral, but it's really the start of some new beginnings. What's the problem? Yo, you know I'm moving different. I'm popping up with flowers?
Starting point is 04:41:14 I'm moving different, chat. Chat, you know I'm moving different. Yo, chat, I was coming trim. Facts. I was coming trim. Facts. Oh man, let's go Yo, I got the shit
Starting point is 04:41:26 I look like gutter, dead ass shirt tucked in the pants I got the gunner energy right now I'm telling you loafer is like That's what we doing Oh yeah Oh yeah Let's go
Starting point is 04:41:38 Y'all see we overlook The water and shit You feel me? I know Diddy would have had her on a yacht But nigga I had her right next to the yacht What's the problem? This looks even better in person Oh my God
Starting point is 04:41:53 Welcome. Yo, chat, you got to see the deviousness with me. Nick, I had the toothpick in the side of my mouth because I know she liked that. Take that, take that type shit. Feel me? Yo, I had the toothpick. Yo, I asked for the tooth pick. Yo, give me the toothpick, gang.
Starting point is 04:42:08 Yo, look, look. Did he finds Dollar Bill? Y'all got to see this. Y'all ever see this right here? This is epic. Now, he had a toothpick in his mouth. This time. Pause.
Starting point is 04:42:23 Did he? Toothpick. Y'all got to see it. Yeah. Yeah. Right here, Chad. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 04:42:33 I'm like, if that's her flavor, say no more. Say no more. I got you, girl. I got you. I ain't going to lie. It's the first time I ever even pulled out of chair for a chick. Like, I was doing shit. I was moving.
Starting point is 04:42:48 Like, I was looking in the mirror like, who is this guy? I see you. The roses. That's the least actually, you know. So sweet. Wasn't a full book. We came, but. Oh, thank you.
Starting point is 04:42:59 It's a thought that counts. Exactly. Exactly. That's making the deal. You look nice. You look better. Ritz already. I'm risen already, chat.
Starting point is 04:43:10 I'll just put my stuff maybe on this chair. So that it's not going to fall everywhere. Nick, I ain't going to lie to you, bro. Like, nigga, I thought we were going to have watermelon for dinner. Them things were. Settin. Like, yo, them things were sitting. Yo, Diddy, I ain't gonna lie.
Starting point is 04:43:27 Gang. Bro, she looked like she could have fed, she could have fed the whole Ethiopia with them things. I don't know if you paid for them, but damn, nigga, that shit's was sitting, gang. Diddy, I told you I'm gonna hold it down
Starting point is 04:43:39 till 2028, bro. I got you, gang. Yo, you know me. A little shite-assie-assed me. I'm sazzing her up. I'm like, yo. Nigga, mentally, I'm bin fucking her.
Starting point is 04:43:52 Like, mental. She's turn around. You know me. I'm on my slimy shit. I'm like mentally, I'm in there already. I'm in it. Look at my face. This is the face of a dirty dog.
Starting point is 04:44:04 Like, I'm in there already. The fuck are we talking about. How are you? I'm good. I'm good. Yo, y'all see the toothpick. Y'all come on. You, come on.
Starting point is 04:44:17 Yo, I have a go cap with you. When Diddy's watching this shit in prison, because you know we got a phone. When Diddy watching this impression will be like, yo, this boy, I copy me word for word, bar for bar. And I did. Yo, Diddy, I watched you. I studied your flow. I took your game.
Starting point is 04:44:35 And I applaud it. It worked. Diddy? It worked. Are you right? The only thing I couldn't take pause was the bank account. You feel me? And I wasn't going to have, I wasn't going to bring no next man to fuck her now.
Starting point is 04:44:48 Nah, no, I'm not doing that. Yeah, Diddy was wild for that. Yo, Diddy, a specimen like that You're bringing in other men To fuck, ah, come on, Diddy But the toothpick, y'all see the toothpick, look at me Great, I missed you Oh
Starting point is 04:45:03 I was on the jet, just looking around, feeling lonely I had people around me But, you know, like when you're around a bunch of people But you don't have the one you want Oh, sorry, the toothpick Just chill out of, you know, I'm risen, gang? Yo, chat, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna do a full walk-through breakdown
Starting point is 04:45:21 I'm gonna do it tomorrow. I gotta do it tomorrow. Or should I do it now? Y'all'm gonna do it now? Because I was gonna get off, Chad. I didn't gonna cap with you. But we gotta break this shit down like a kilo or coke.
Starting point is 04:45:34 We gotta break this shit down like a kilo or coat. Like, yo, chat. Yo, ain't nobody got wrist like me. Like, Nick, I'm going in. Look, she gritting already. Bro, she grinning already, bro. Nicking she laughing at me like I'm Dave Chappelle,
Starting point is 04:45:50 like I'm Drew. skis-k-nigger. What are we talking about? Look, smile of this shit. Nick, I'm seeing all tonsils. Nick, I'm seeing all 32. What's the problem? Look at me. You're coming off strong. Look. How have you been, though? I've been great.
Starting point is 04:46:07 Yo, your boy is focused. I'm telling you. They asked me if I was nervous before. I'm like, Nick, I do this whole the time. What the fuck are we talking about? If I have any wardrobe malfunctions. Shit. They always hoping she had a wardrobe malfunction. shit, nigga, I was going to tell her shit. Like what?
Starting point is 04:46:23 No, I'm playing. Daphne, you know, me, we locked it. Come on, girl. Okay. Yeah. I let you go post. So, uh, now, we got, we got to do a breakdown on this tomorrow. We got to do this tomorrow.
Starting point is 04:46:36 We got to do this tomorrow. I didn't go cap chat. Nah, yo, the wrist. Chat, the rest. Yo, at one point I took the glasses off. Nick, I'm like, yo, let's get serious, bro. Let's get serious. Yeah.
Starting point is 04:46:50 Yo, the waiter, yo, W waiter, the waiter even, you know the waiter brought me the honeypack, right? Word to everything. The waiter brought me the honeypack, gang. Nigger, that shit not even on the menu. Yo, I don't even know if I want to say that the, man, nigga, this place was, what's it called? It's called claw or something like that in Miami. The waiter brought me the honeypack, nigga, like on some real nigger shit. But I told you, I came with reinforcements, nigga.
Starting point is 04:47:18 I'm telling you, chat Yo, chat, we're breaking this shit down like a kilo of Coke tomorrow, chat. Y'all gonna have to give me my credit because, like, the type of wrist I'm putting down, I'm gonna keep it a being with you. I dare or any of these hip-hop niggins. I want to see y'all go on dates. Or maybe y'all bitch-ass wives won't let y'all do it.
Starting point is 04:47:41 Nick, I'm going out here thugging. I want to see y'all in the field. I'm in the field with it. Chat, she was smiling the whole time. Giggling. grinning. Oh, stop it. You're so cute.
Starting point is 04:48:00 She's playing with her hair. Like, you know, when the girl keep doing this with her hair? Like, yo, I'm like, how many times you're going to twirl it, shirdy? Like, I know you fucking with me, but like, God damn. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 04:48:13 Like, yo, she said one thing. Nigger, I, nigga, I slid the honeypack across the table gang. She's seen it. You know what she said to me? You ain't going to need one of those with me. I said, holy shit.
Starting point is 04:48:27 Hold up. Now, I'm telling you, this is different. Chat, this was different Listen, after the last interview This shit was At one point I had to take the glasses off Nigger I had to take the glasses off
Starting point is 04:48:40 Think fuck that shit Come on Look at court Whatever it's called Nah I can get straight Too I had to make sure She was looking in my eyes
Starting point is 04:48:46 Nigger I learned Yo Diddy says she like eye contact So I gave her eye contact The whole time I'm looking into her soul You feel me
Starting point is 04:48:53 Nah come on chat I was coming trimming here Y'all know what Y'all know what it's like Chad Y'all know what it's like. Look. I was just here to honestly get away from everything.
Starting point is 04:49:10 I had like my last podcast thing. Oh, I got to get serious. I got to get serious. Yo, chat, lock in. Yo, I had to lock in real quick. Yeah, I had to say, yo, hold on. I got to get serious. It's time to lock in, folks.
Starting point is 04:49:28 Boys, it's time to lock in. Oh, yeah, oh, G-Nex-infin. Her skin is perfect. Nah, it was kind of supple. I was trying to figure out her routine. She smelled pretty good. What's the problem? You said she was oiled up?
Starting point is 04:49:47 You know what's so funny? She lucky we didn't get to dessert, nigga, because that baby oil was coming through, nigger in a hot, nigga. I told a waiter, gang, I got you with a $500 tip if you bring the baby oil, right?
Starting point is 04:50:01 You know how they said in the case? They said Diddy had the baby oil, right? In like a bucket of water. But like the water was like, Heated. Gang. Wait till like it was dessert, nigga. It's going to be bad time, and I'm telling you.
Starting point is 04:50:21 I got to lock in. I got to lock in. Lock in, folks. Lock the fuck in. Now, of course, her skin was kind of supple. What's the problem? I'm telling you.
Starting point is 04:50:47 Hold up. Chat. Wait, wait, wait, hold on. Not, wait, chat. You wild and. Who in the chat told him my act went home and beat off. Nick, are you dumb? Listen, you know, a real player like me, I ain't going to say no, but like,
Starting point is 04:51:00 one in the chat if you think I cracked first night. Two in the chat, if you think I ain't cracked that night, but I cracked another night. Three in the chat, if you think I ain't crack at all. Yo, I got to see how much I hate on me. Nah, this is, I bet. Real niggis is in the chat. Real niggis in the chat.
Starting point is 04:51:16 Real niggis in the chat. Real niggis in the chat. Finally. Finally. Finally. Okay. Okay. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yo, chat, who got more game than me? Who got more game than me, chat? Y'all got to watch this shit. Yo, for any of my young is like, yo, you just graduated high school. Watch a pro in action. Like, and I'm dealing with a pro too, because she's a pro. She's a pro. So I had to come with, like, elite wrist. Yo, there's part of the interview.
Starting point is 04:51:54 By the way, I told her, though, you know, if this get a certain amount of views, me and her, we go to Paris. We go to Paris, y'all. Nigger, we're doing it under the Eiffel Tower. We might just have to give y'all an update. I got to show you how to do the Riz, bro. Yo, for all my young niggies, y'all just graduated high school or whatever.
Starting point is 04:52:13 You know what I mean? Y'all are scared of talking the chicks. You just watch Big Act. I'm going to show you how to do it live, gang. I'm going to show you in person. I'm going to show you. I'm going to do more of these, too. Facts.
Starting point is 04:52:24 You get me? Just thank you to Daphne. Daphne, like, she's down with, you know, showing part of our personal life. It's all good. Nah, Paris, yo, because I was saying her, remember I had to reroute the jet. So I said, yo, wait, so when we go to Paris, I got to get you to jet. She said, nah, baby, you could fly me first class. And I was like, oh, okay, all right.
Starting point is 04:52:48 I'm like, she's reasonable. I'm like, damn, I thought she was going to hit me with a ditty shit like. niggas because I was already bruh the jet the jet to Turks was like fucking the jet to Turks one way was 40 bands that shit was $83,000
Starting point is 04:53:03 I know I signed for it okay so the jet was 80,000 so I'm like alright if that's the Turks Paris nigger I would have saw the bill for the jet to
Starting point is 04:53:16 to Paris nigga and ought to be like nigga I need to we Wee, that's how I'm out of there. Anyway, he said, nah, baby, I don't need the jet to know goddamn Paris. She said you could fly me first class.
Starting point is 04:53:30 I'm like, woo, thank God. But then she says that two, she even prices out. She says, yeah, jet to Paris, that's like 200,000. I'm like, how does she know the prices? So then she says, you know what? You could put that towards my shopping spree. I'm like, hey, yo, King Combs. Justin, one of yonniggas, because y'all give me, yo,
Starting point is 04:53:56 I might need a little loan from yonniggins to bring on the shopping spree she want to go on, you know what I mean? Like, yo, yo, did he? Let me hold that black car real quick. I got you, gang. I got you. I got you. She said, the private jet to Paris is 200K.
Starting point is 04:54:18 She said, you don't got to spend that on that private jet. Just fly me first class. We good. But, but, that 200k you saved, just put it towards my shopping spruce. See, I put it like this. I won 50 bans earlier on stake. I'm one fourth there. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 04:54:40 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Listen. Yeah, you know how Drake won that 30 million. You think I could ask you, like, yo, Drake, bro. Your shorthy done added, like, a good, smooth, 400,000 to, the cart, nigga, like, yo, nigga, I'm up in, I'm up in Hermes panicking,
Starting point is 04:55:01 nigga, like, yo, nigga, how many burgers? Yo, oh, Drake, bail me out. No, I'm playing. All right. Yo, tomorrow, we finna, uh, we finna lock in with this shit. Yo, I will say this, yo, and for all women watching, I know y'all going to hate me when I keep saying this, she comes off like a lady. She doesn't use slang.
Starting point is 04:55:29 she is submissive. I know there's many ways to skin a cat or whatever the phrase is. So for y'all loud chicks that just be like spin that shit and just be doing a bunch of ratchet ghetto shit, maybe that works for you. But I'm going to be honest with you, this woman right here to keep it real, she's a professional.
Starting point is 04:55:55 But, you know, we won't get to a chat. Tomorrow we're going to do the in-depth breakdown. We got to break the shit down. And I'm going to give y'all some tips. Pause. I know some of y'all like, y'all never knew I had this type of wrist. Chat, remember I told you, like, that's why I like being single because, like, I don't got no bitch telling me like, oh, why's you doing this?
Starting point is 04:56:13 My girlfriends keep calling me, talking about why are you, why are you in line with Daphne? Jor. I can tell your girlfriends, eat a dick. Yo, remember I told you, I always got to do the Tinder shit. That's what I should do, chat. Me going on IRL dates. Well, I can't do it now because Daphne going to get jealous. But y'all like the IRL dates type of shit with Big.
Starting point is 04:56:32 guy, right, come on. Like, let's do it. So, uh, if, if this get to, all right, I'm going to tell you, what number? Should I say, if this gets a 500K, we'll do another one. We'll do another one. You feel me? Yo, if this gets a 400K, the next video I'm doing with Daphne, nigger, is a Netflix and chill video, nigga.
Starting point is 04:56:54 We in bed with it. Straight up, nigga. Like, yo, I'm telling you, I'm on bad timing. Diddy. I got it till 2028. bad timing. I'm telling you, for real. You're going to see me and her snuggled up, nigga.
Starting point is 04:57:08 Matching pajamas. We got our john. We got a little jammies on. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You know what them joints were like? Like, you even got your toes? Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 04:57:18 Yeah, you're going to see it, nigga. I'm telling you. It's all good. Somebody said, Rez, Acky was nervous. Think I was a nervous? Think I was having a good time. Chat. Listen, you don't get to this just off of bread.
Starting point is 04:57:34 You got to have games. You see the game I'm spitting. I'm spitting the high level game, gang. She's smiling all over the play. Niggas, she thought like, bro, niggins, she thought I was a comedian. I mean, I am, but still. Niggins, she laughed at everything I said. Look, look.
Starting point is 04:57:50 Can I call you act? No, of course. Bro. Look. Played with the hair, the smiles. You know what I mean? A couple times she's trying to like give me a peek You feel me?
Starting point is 04:58:05 I'm looking. I'm like, Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Yo, see, some of y'all, y'all are doing too much micro-analyzing anybody who pull up to a first date with sunglasses is insecure. Nigger.
Starting point is 04:58:26 Like a fuck what you're talking about, nigga. Did it work? Did it work? Did it work, bro? Like, come on. Wait, dope boy. this record? Okay, all right.
Starting point is 04:58:41 All righty. All righty then. Okay. Yo, Doe boy. Thank you for this and YB. I need a nigger like you to bring the demon out of YB. You feel what I'm saying? So I'm glad Doe Boy dropped this.
Starting point is 04:58:59 Y'all going to let YB fuck around and just snap. That song he dropped recently, you could tell he's been in a good headspace because he wasn't too negative. Y. Y.B. Bring him out type of YB. Bitch, let's do it. Type of YB. The I hate young boy type of YB.
Starting point is 04:59:18 That's what I want. So, Doe Boy, thank you. You are now just help bringing back home the monster. Thank you. I don't know. I don't think he's going to respond to this. But I do think Wabi about to get on terrible timing, man, for this summer. Terrible time.
Starting point is 04:59:34 And so I'm excited. I'm excited. And by the way, I got to say W. Do Boy, too. He's taking advantage. He's taking advantage. Young boy's a huge artist. Young boy really was shooting that future.
Starting point is 04:59:45 Doe Boy jumped into, you know, because that's his man's FBG, whatever. And now Young Boy is mentioning Doboy. So, of course, Doe Boy probably feel like, I'm winning. I'm good. Right? So he's doing what he's supposed to do. But I think that is going to bring out the demon out of YB. y'all know how y b get
Starting point is 05:00:07 but i just don't think y b's gonna respond to him y b want to get at future or one of those type of niggins so we'll see man we'll see we'll see oh shit all right then chat uh chat i'm getting off of here i gave y'all a solid like damn there seven hours i appreciate y'all love y'all so much okay scorpions in the chat scorpions in the chat scorpions in the chat
Starting point is 05:00:34 I love y'all I will see y'all tomorrow remember I'm breaking down my Riz Fest I'm showing y'all really how to you know I see you know nigs be like yo I just be in the basement
Starting point is 05:00:45 like he just be sitting at the computer you know nah nigga I'm in I'm in the field with it I'm actually in the field y'all see me I'm in the field with it bro you get what I'm saying anyway chat I love y'all thank you guys so much if you're in or around the Toronto era
Starting point is 05:01:00 I look forward to see you if not I will see you guys too much tomorrow peace and love ain't on big than the chat i'm out

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