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Back in a building, people, so happy to be here. Incredibly happy to be here. Glad that you guys are here too. Lots to get to. I got the announcement too. Do you have the announcement. But nevertheless, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. Today is Wednesday, May 6th.

Hope you guys Cinco de Mayo if you celebrate was a good time. I feel like Cinco de Maia is like a time where just everybody gets drunk, right? So this is another reason to drink, right? Midweek drinking, what's the problem? Okay. As you guys have seen, we were given, you know, we're given and awarded the number one hip-hop media. I don't know if his personality or just hip-hop media personnel ranking.

We'll talk about that shortly. We'll talk about the case with Stefan. Diggs, it actually went to a abrupt conclusion. We'll talk about Drake, his new music on the way, is Iceman about to drop. He just made an announcement. We will check in on that. A few other things percolating in the media space, we will get to all of that. Thank all you guys for being in here.

Thank you, one, thank you all. We could start with the obvious. You guys, you know, you guys are the boss, so you guys let me know. You guys let me know. What should we start with? What y'all want me to start with? You want me to respond to this person, respond to that person. Really?

Oh, what the heck? Oh, I got some coffee, but it's cold. All right. What do you guys want? I mean, we could talk about anything today. You know, we haven't streamed in a few days. What do y'all want first? You want to talk about this complex list?

I do have announcement after that. You want to talk to Hassan Campbell? Y'all want me to talk to, who else? You want to talk Iceman? You want to talk about who? Wack 100 and what? Anyway, regardless, thank you guys for showing up here. Somebody said, if she could cook, she's a liar.

What? What are you talking about? The Knicks are ass. Are they? Are they losing? They should beat this team by mom. They should beat this team by mom. They probably will.

Okay. All right. Let's get a few things out the way. Sad, I'm not too sure if you guys have seen this. It's been plastered all over the internet. Complex has front-paged it, and they have released their 26 ranking. It's fourth inaugural ranking of their media list.

This is a list that they have dropped for four consecutive years that detail what they believe is the hip-hop media power ranking currently, and they drop this list once a year. I've been very fortunate to have been given the number one spot previously, and I believe two years ago I got the number one spot. If I remember correctly, the people who have held number one, It goes like this. This is the fourth year they're doing it.

I think Joe Budding got number one the first year. I think I got number one the second year. Kaisenat got number one the third year. And for the very first time, for the second repeat, and the first time someone's repeating that number one, they have announced that they have awarded me as the number one. one ranked media personality for the year. Okay.

A very humbling experience, chat. I'm going to be honest with you. You know, I've worked at Complex previously. At a point complex, it was a competitor of mine. I met some good people up there. Shit, I even met Joe Button up there. We did a great show. You know, there are no tourists for lists,

so, you know, you could take it with a grain of salt. I'm pretty sure people who either weren't on the list or maybe unhappy with their ranking on the list, they might have whatever opinion. I'll tell you this. And I didn't stream yesterday, and I remember, you know, when I found out I was going to be number one,

if you followed my career at all, you know that my motivation, a lot of it, comes from people who I feel have slighted me, people who have unnecessarily hated on me, people who have tried to suppress me. And proving those people wrong or overcoming those things is one of the driving factors of everything I do. So I was going to get on this bitch and pop my shit.

Got a laundry list of names, you know, tell this one to eat a dick, tell this one to go fuck off, tell this one that he's a bum-ass naga. And then these couple dudes or dweeps, that didn't even make the list, just laugh at them, period. But that changed, honestly. I'm not going to make this long or drag it out. I do want to say thank you to Complex.

If you guys don't know the list, I'll kind of go over the list in its totality. You know, we'll start at the top. DJ Academics myself. I'm number one this year. Joe Bunn's number two. They have DJ Vlad number three. Fat Joe and Jada kiss her number four. Charlemaid the God is number five.

Anthony Fantano is number six. Ruri and Millie Mall, they're number seven. Number eight goes to Kirko. Number nine goes to Ebro. Number 10, or actually, did I miss one? Yeah, number 10 goes to Plackboy Max. Number 11, on the radar. Number 12 is Kai Sinat.

Number 13, Big Bank. Number 14 is Fraser Tharp. Number 15 is Cameron Giles. Number 16th is Joe Carmancia and Joe Casarelli. Number 17th is Bootleg Kev. Number 18 is Gillian Wallo. Number 19 is neon. Number 20, Medesco Lexis.

Number 21 is Nard War. Number 22 is Lauren Larosa. Number 23, Traploros. Number 24, Shannon Sharp. And number 25, No worry. I believe it stops. Oh, it continues. All right.

26 is Jim Jones. I guess they go to 30. 27 is Art of Dialogue. Ooh, I like that. Surprise. No, say cheese, then. Number 28, Miro. 29.

Arshun Jowad. or I might be saying your name wrong. Kids takeover, though. I'll shout to you. And DJ Head and Gene of Use. They are 30. And Underground Sound is 31. Elliot Wilson, 32.

Alphonse Pierre, 33. Dante, 34. Rob Markman, 35. Okay, that is the list, people, okay? And, you know, I said, you know, there's a part of me I was going to come on here and pop my shit. You know, a lot of my career has been driven by doubters, people who, and I've seen even the subsequent conversation even now. You know, I've seen a couple people say, you know, I've seen one person say, this list is legitimizing academics. I see some people say this is why hip hop is dead.

I would normally answer to all those people individually, but today's just not the day, and I don't think now is the appropriate time. I do want to just say in totality for anybody who made the list, congratulations. This is probably, I didn't think I was going to make number one again. If you remember when I went number one, I made sure I got everything off my chest, because I do think when you're seen by your peers, and at least within the culture as being one of the leaders,

even in the media space, you got to make a count. So I got everything off my chest I needed to do then in case I don't know how the politics work. Maybe they didn't want to put me number one ever again, but I got it off. So to see that I'm the first person to ever repeat as number one, I do think that's a, I'm very gracious for it. Rather than sit here and kick everybody's back in

and shit on everybody else, I'm not going to do that and I'm going to take the opportunity to tell you what not only this means to me, but really my first thoughts after this happened. Now, some people are going to downplay the list. They don't care about it this much. I do feel there's a tremendous responsibility for media. And a responsibility that, you know, at times as I've gone through my career,

I've seen glimpses. And, you know, I think we all do a lot of stuff just to make it. But after a while, once you're beyond making it, and now you are undisputedly one of the leaders in that space, responsibility does come to you. So I'm going to be honest with you, me getting awarded for the second time, number one, I felt it was a lot of pressure. And I still feel it's a lot of pressure.

So I'm not going to take this opportunity to shit on people. It's really, I'm actually going to take this as a challenge. For the next year or so, you know, what I used to complain, it's easy when you're the underdog shooting up. It's a lot of people who are the underdog that never planned to be number one, right? Like, it's easy to punch up at the guy who's number one until you become number one. And that's all, if you guys know, I love media. I love this hip-hop shit.

I eat, breathe, sleep it. I've always, there's nobody on this list that works harder than me. But over my career, I've always, like, took the shots or criticized the person that was in that maybe leading position. Until I'm now looking in the mirror. And all the things I would say to that person, just like how we, you know, I've criticized the top rappers. because I think they need to do things to advance the culture and advance the sound, all of that. It's the same thing with media.

Now I've got to look in the mirror for myself. So, you know, for the next year, I'm trying to, I do take this rank in serious, and I'm definitely trying to just do the things that would make me a better media personality, honestly. And that's really my takeaway. You know, I feel pressure in trying to make sure that media is advancing.

You know, as a culture, we're a very important part of this media stuff. And it was very at a point, I remember, you know, that the likes of me, Vlad, and a few others, we were just fighting for independent media outlets to have a look. But I think at this point, me and Vlad are one and three. Joe Budden's number two. We're all independent platform. I think independent platforms have arrived. So I think after being selected twice as number one, it now tells me, okay, what's next?

complacency is never a thing obviously also take it into you know trying to have a introspective look on what people might criticize about me or my platform and try to you know do more things and make it better and you know just working on my craft

overall that's where I'm at with it so you know um again for all the people I seen I seen a lot of people talk I really wanted to come on here and shit on them but that's not at the time you know if I'm if I'm the guy they're claiming is the number one guy in media I got to figure out for the next 365 days, not only how could I do better than the last 365 days, but how could I also be transformative of this culture and also media? You know, media has really expanded.

When, before I got in this game, we just look to people on radio. We look to people writing magazines. These days, you look up, they're their Twitter repost page that's now being seen as media, and they're even on this list. Again, as hip-hop changes, I try to embrace all the changes. And one of the things that I want to continue to do in the next year, I just want to try to help give those alleups. I was always, if you guys don't know really my background, I was always salty that I didn't feel no one gave me no aloeops. I had to go get it out to mud.

And these days, whether it's collaborating with new people, using my light to highlight other people who are coming up, that's dope, giving other people a shot, making sure people who might be doing different type of media than me gets their shine and their acknowledgement. I think that's how I could also help the media landscape. I've always said, and if anyone's followed my career for a long time, when I was one of the first guys, I was really big on YouTube covering news,

I always said that I feel like I represent a movement, but I can't be the end-all, be-all, right? I'm one man with a particular opinion, a particular, you know, viewpoint, and we need other people in the space, right? Maybe we need some street dudes, because I'm not a street dude. You're not going to get a street person's opinion from me. We might need someone else with different opinions. So again, hopefully the next year,

and I'm very happy that Complex put this out. I've seen a lot of new faces on it. You know, I might disagree with a few rankings here or there for some people, but I'm actually really happy that there was a lot of new faces. Obviously, I could talk about snubs. There's some great people who I felt like should have been on a list, right? You know, I think my man, what's the dirt should I got on there? I think Porta Flacco should got on there.

Shoot, and I know this might be a little controversial, but I think even Wack Wahanah should be on there. These are people who have continued and contributed to the hip hop discourse. But, you know, with all that being said, I do believe that Complex did a great job of including a lot of people. And I just want to say from me in the chat, you know, number one, ain't unbigared in the chat. But number two, I'm going to accept this, you know, number one place gracefully. But I'm going to take it as a way to challenge myself. I hope in the next 365 days, number one.

number one. If we could three-peat and do a and be number one again, that would be great. But the goal 100% is do more of what I used to criticize people for not doing, right? Lead by example. The people who I use of cues of gatekeeping or not doing this or not doing that, I'm in, I'm in, or I don't think I'm in necessarily the position, but I think some people look at me in terms of media that I may have some type of influence of power with. So with that, I'm trying to do what I think they didn't do. So that's a challenge for me. Work a little harder.

Help a little bit more people. Keep this ball rolling. Hip hop is an amazing vehicle that I think has blessed every single person and even the publication that made this list. So it's blessed me. It's blessed every single person on this list. And honestly, I'm humbled by it. And I also respect everybody who didn't agree with me being number one.

That's cool, too. but until next year when maybe somebody else is number one, I'm going to try my best to move this media shit forward because, yes, we do a lot of infight. Trust me, you know, I get out a lot of these guys. But at the end of the day, this is the vehicle that helps hip-hop remain the number one most consumed type of art form and it promotes our culture.

So I'll take this and I'll try to work hard and be better. All right? Yeah, I move on. Yeah, I was going to pop shit. I was going to lot of you. I was going to pop all the type of shit, but I'm like, man, you know what? At some point, you know, because I've seen a couple of niggas, like,

they're like 30 years older than me. Like, they're wilding on me and shit like that. I'm like, yo, here's, I remember when y'all were seen as the number one media person. And all y'all did was hate on other niggas and do this and do that. So, you know, it's about time that I show people what you should be doing. So I'm going to just take that as a challenge and hopefully in the next year, you know, hold me to that standard, right? Hold me to that stand-in because it's easy when you're shooting up.

When they're like, oh, yeah, no, those people have the power. If I think I got the power, all right, I'm going to try to use that power for good. And I hope you guys hold me accountable. So thank you guys. Thank you, Complex. And again, I really, I wouldn't be number one. And really, I think the chat, me and the chat were one and the same. But the chat's number one.

That's all of this. So for any young creator out there, whether you're independent, you're an intern somewhere. you love this hip-hop shit. I always told people, and it's like my department message when it comes to this. If you love music, you could turn their passion into a job.

Open your minds. Start. And you don't have to be what another person is. You don't have to be a media personality. You don't have to be a blogger, right? You don't have to be a rapper. But if you love this thing called hip-hop, it's something that is very,

it's fed a lot of families. for a young creator out there, you know what I mean, put your all into it, treat it not like a job, but like a passion, work endlessly, work harder than everybody else. And I've always said,

if you're not working harder than everybody else, you probably got no room to complain. I feel I'm living my dream without the number one ranking or not. And I'm just privileged to be here. But for any independent young creator who ain't get on yet, remember at one point,

I was the, you know, always say the stone that the builder refuses becomes the head cornerstone. I was the guy that, for lack of better words, was the guy who was just in the comment section. So if you're typing in this chat right now, there's no difference between me and you.

Okay? I was the guy who was just super obsessed. I wanted to know what was going on behind the scenes. I really wanted to be like inside baseball when it came to music. I'm pretty sure there's a lot of you guys too. Keep working at it. It doesn't matter what it is. You might be a clipper.

You might be someone who just repurpose. is news. You might have a way to tell news in your own way. You might be a manager. You might be someone who likes to help people book shows. You might be somebody who likes to book travel. Whatever it is. Whatever it is. Be open mind and be malleable. For me, I wanted to be a DJ, then I wanted to be a producer. Actually, a producer, then a DJ. Production brought me to DJ. DJing brought me to radio or college radio. College radio brought me to the internet. And look where we are in now. All right.

I love you guys and thank you guys for really support me that much that we got to this point. So, all right. We'll kind of get a moving, but I know some people wanted me to really drop 80 and pop my shit. And I'm not going to single out any necessary creators. There's not much I can say what I'm number one. I'm not mad at nothing. So, you know, I just want to send a good message for all the people out there. and if you've ever been looking for a mature moment from Act,

I'm telling you, I do feel some pressure, but I'm taking it and I'm taking the, I'm taking about the reins that I need to lead by example and try to be better that hopefully next year we're also showing some growth. All right, that's it. Okay, all right, chat. That was good, right? That was good.

Yeah, like, you know, I think some people wanted to, wanting me to get like defensive and make it about what this guy said about no no no no for anybody who's on the list that didn't make number one if you are upset let's not fight maybe we could collaborate maybe next year we could both be a little bit higher on the list well not me but you that's it okay let's keep it so lots to talk about chat lots to talk about i was kind of excited about this. I'll tell you, you want me to tell you the little BTS story behind it. So Complex hits me up and they're like, hey, we want you to do one of our rerank episodes. And I'm like, all right. And they told me kind of last minute, they're like, hey, this is re-ranking

our new media list. And I was like, well, the list isn't out. They're like, well, we're going to show you what the list is. And we want you to re-rank it. Now, I didn't know I was number one until I actually did the episode. So I sat down and they told me, literally, that was the first time I figured out that I was number one. And you guys could watch this, but the first time I found out I was number one

and really, I was waiting for this video to drop for a while. So very happy with it. I'm very happy with it. I'll also say this. I'm very happy to be on a list and it feels great to be on a list. and again, I told you I'm going to be, I'm going to try to push myself,

try to everything I've ever accused other people of, I want to try to make sure that I try to hold myself accountable. But I also do want to say beyond just being a media personality, which I feel like I've tried to like hone my skills, like over all the years I've done this. I do also look, because we're talking about a powerless. And I've had this conversation with Charlemagne the guy before. You know, there's influence, and then there's, and then influence is a form of power, right?

And when you look at the media list, I think mostly it's based on influence. And I think I've peaked out at that. There is other things that I want to do, which, you know, are just, you know, like look at Kevin Hart. Kevin Hart's a comedian, but he's like also a business mogul in the comedy game as well. So, you know, there's a lot more to accomplish, but this was a great thing to say, hey, listen, you're number one. You can't go. There's nowhere more up to go, but you could definitely be better than last year or this year, right? All right, people.

Okay. So the list is out. By the way, thank you for everybody who reached out, who did say congratulations. I appreciate all of you guys. Thank you for the people who did call me. A lot of people. Charlamagne, thank you for reaching out. He said, hey, listen, man, act you deserve it.

And you, thank you for the kind of words I spoke about him here. You know, shout to my boy Drake, you know. Number one media personality, number one rapper. It's like Shaq and Kobe over here, you know what I'm saying? It's like Shaq and Kobe. It's all good. But, yeah, so, you know, but a lot of people reached out. And I really appreciate it.

And I'm kind of, I'm taking all in. But, yeah, you know, I just want to kind of help the league. I love the league. And for the people who, like, I like even getting that other media person else because I love the league, man. You remember paid him full? Man, I love a game, man. I love a game. I love it.

I love it. So, it's all good. All right. Moving on. Move it on. So that's out the way. I told you this month is going to be filled with surprise. A lot of surprises.

This is not the only surprise. Stay tuned. Stay alert. Okay. Drake did announce something, though. Iceman is on the way. Iceman is on the way. So Drake has made the announcement

that he will be doing another episode of the Iceman. What do we call it? The Iceman TV series? So he posted this he posted three and I guess this was about episode three right it's about episode three it shows a bunch of pictures wow look at all this all right wow he posted two and then this showed a bunch of pictures wow wow by the three was a little bit confusing wasn't it then he

posted one and this was episode one a bunch of pictures Very interesting. Wow. And then he posted Iceman, episode 4, May 14. Iceman, episode 4, May 14th. Now, if you don't know what May 14th is, that is the day exactly before the release of the album. The album drops on the 15th, but it's a 15th at night.

or in the morning, whatever you want to call it. It's at midnight. So it's midnight the album's going to come out, which would kind of make it seem like Iceman would be on the 14th, like the episode would be on the 14th, going into the 15th is when the album's coming out. Interesting. And I posted this picture.

Posted just a 4 and he says episode 4, May 4, 4th. Then he posted again. Iceman, episode four, May 14. All right. It looks like it's going down, chat. It looks like it is indeed going down. It looks like it's going down, my people. Wow.

Now, I wondered if Drake was going to drop a single, right? And I think a lot of people were wondering, right? I've seen people even make the prediction that maybe his sales will even be ramped up a little bit more if he did drop a single. If he's dropping an episode of 14th, we're not sure if he's going to be dropping a single before and probably most likely not. Well, right now, it's eight days away from the 14th. It's nine days away from the 15th. So we're not sure if he's going to be dropping a single. I guess we got to wait until this Thursday or Friday.

That's, you know, I would guess if he's going to drop. a single, he would want like one week of tracking or something before the album comes out. But a lot of people are wondering, will we get a single from Iceman? Okay? Secondly, if this is happening on the 14th, this perhaps is a season finale of Iceman. This would be a season finale. Now, episode three was really convoluted and a little bit like, you know, I lost the plot. I don't know if did you guys remember episode four or episode three it kind of ends it kind of ends with uh oh by the way

interestingly enough episode three was eight months ago wow I didn't know that so if you go back to episode three episode three concludes like this there's four pinocchio's and they all converge on Drake in a room Do you? I want me to play the whole thing? This was an hour long too. By the way,

while I'm playing this, this would be a good time to see if any of these beats made the album because if the stream gets flagged, that means it's on the album. This beats fire. Mercos.

Is it Mercury's? What up, bro? Thank you for the 139 Canadian says Canada stand up! I'll also remember here, chat, in the Iceman like all these episodes Drake has not said a word right

Drake doesn't say a word it's actually a silent it's a silent episode we hear music we hear music but we don't hear actually no we heard him say a word did we hear him say a word when he was driving a truck yeah yeah I think he does but in these ones

he doesn't talk it's a heartbeat yo the beat's also a little bit climactic too right mk says I heard young boy made on the album. Did you hear that? From who? Drake was carrying around this backpack for all the episodes. Lil Droh, thank you for the five. Says, what's good act? Once the next time you're coming to Miami. My girl was tripping. I couldn't see you last time. The chat next time. The chat makes be lit. Iceman already a classic. I'm coming back soon, my brother. Your girl was

tripping. You told him to show with you, man. Okay. Young Merkels. I think I'm saying your name right. Or is it Mercilies. He says, yo, still fuck Rick Rawl shout to Icarus. Yo, that's the rapper that confronted Rick like in Canada and then they got in the fight. What song is this? Ooh, I'm, hey, listen, if this is some of the musical palette, you know, I want Drake in his, in the bag where he's using these like really classic samples.

I want it to be sample rich. I want it to be just timeless. Sample a little bit of 90s R&B. You know I thought Drake was going to like kung fuom this nigga? Like, imagine, if Drake could like Kung Fu like, Hey, yo,

how y'all think Drake fight? I think Drake, y'all think Drake, knocking shit out or you think Drake is like more of a, like, you should have gay this motherfucker, HBK

sweet chin music right here. Ooh, I didn't, I didn't catch on to this. It's saying, Ice, man, whatever, and it says,

Freezing world. Is this a, is this a known song? Is this a known song? It's basically saying, Freeze world, freeze world. Real raw blue news.

Thank you for becoming the chat lieutenant. What's up, Gigi? I see you in the chat. What's good with you, girl? He's giving you Donda vibes? Yo, I'm so proud of Drake. And I know, y'all, y'all want to see I'm a bitch and all that because y'all hate when anybody give people props now.

I am proud of Drake, and I don't know if it's the lawsuit. or maybe the perceived lack of support that he's going to get from Universal, I feel like Drake is putting so much time and effort into the rollout that makes me think that he put time and effort into creating this musical palette that we're going to enjoy. That is really, like, I like that. I like that he's treating this like his baby.

I like that he's putting art behind it. I like that he's leaving Easter eggs. That's a good thing. because I think this motherfucker really was just like, yo, bro, I just got the slaps. Just get the slaps and it's whatever. But I think this time it's a little bit of art to it. I did notice the 139.

I did. I shot my man. I might be saying his name wrong. It's Mercilies or Mercils. So that's my boy. I'm liking that piano too. Could you tell me what that means? He said, Iceman, baby.

Peace of world. Bring some world Do I think Drake will dishove If you ask me I think the way Drake Will approach his album Is that First of all

If you think he's not going to get some shit off his chest You're bad shit crazy He's got shit to get off his chest Now do I think he's gonna be like Jayzy you a bitch suck my dick No no no no I think he's gonna You know this is a guy that went through a 1v20

This is a guy that saw so many people he helped, gave them their first hit, brought them on tour. They all switched up. I think he's going to have multiple lines that probably apply to five people. That's what I think is going to happen. So will he single people out? Maybe, but I think he's going to be popping his shit too. But like, I think a lot of things he's going to say is going to apply to more than one person.

So I don't think he's going to name names. Somebody says, act, why drop Iceman in the label situation is not squared away? because the label situation is going to take years to square away. I would imagine his lawyers have done some due diligence that contractually, you know, they either are going to be completely out the contract or they're going to have incredible amount of leverage by completing the contract. And I don't know if there's another option or maybe like a dual option where Drake could pick up the option. where both parties need to pick up the option, maybe Universal and Drake,

but I have to believe, I don't know the ends and outs of his business, there's got to be a strategic move by him. It has to be. Now, Drake is never one to explain to us his business, but I'm pretty sure also on this album, he's probably going to give a few hints of what's going on. He's probably going to talk about it. Okay.

Icarus was good. Thank you for the donation. Let me see what he said. So I definitely believe we're going to get some. You got to remember, Drake is the one who kind of signaled to us when he got these significant deals when he's like, yo, on charged up, when he's like, yo, Jimmy I.V. And that was alluding to the fact that Jimmy I. Ving gave him $20 million

dollars through Apple Music to drop his album way earlier. like a week earlier something like that By the way, Icarus andreas, what up? Thank you for the 28. He says, yo, I'm the guy. He said, yeah, I'm the guy. Fuck Rickroll. You said, got banged out.

Shout out to Big Merck. Said, Drake, you support 81 and rapping about my business, but you don't get at me, eh? Not a good look. Get at me ASAP. Icarus. That guy. You know, Drake, man, hit up my guy.

guy Icarus man he says he says he wrapped about his business did Drake rap about what is Drake rag about hmm a little trouble in paradise there huh Dylan 1565 thank you for the yodonted gifted memberships to king academics appreciate you brother rest in peace okay Georgia Amani this sounds like a Drake sample so bad sounds like a Drake sample what is this Oh, you're saying that, um, um, Drake rapped about Ross getting punched on. Oh, he says 81, I bring crashes to the party. There's a lot of scenes that need kind of like explanation.

There's no, there's no conversation here. Do these guys look Italian or is it me? They had Drake dealing drugs in here. Oh, he does talk in here. This was in Birmingham. Birmingham. And he's pissed of freestyle in here. It was funny niggas had bedro

Fuck You could tell this shit Come on highs and the loads I'm on sprits Pairs getting poached Cavi on toast I don't even know 80K a night

Man they better do the most All these other niggas acting like they woke I don't even know how bad they want to see me go I ain't even know I didn't even know Damn I ain't even know

Don't see me go Want to see me broke Want to see my motherfucking kid down This is where we saw KD. I remember that. Okay, let's go back to another episode. Was it the first one he was like driving around Toronto? Iceman episode one.

This is the first one. Okay, he did, what did I miss? Superman. By the way, did anyone ever find out when Drake got his CDL? Don't you need like a CDL to drive a truck in Canada? Did Drake get his CDL? I'm not snitching on the boy. I'm just saying.

And this summer I'm staying so focused. Somebody can say the weather changed and I wouldn't notice. The company I keep is getting smaller with my other companies are all growing and overflowing. Okay. Family only feels like a riddle to affiliates that thought that they were safe because they played the middle. Losing all these friends really got to me.

I was talking to tail of drinks and it was getting deep. Not everyone can handle this pressure. And in the city of the national treasure, that's what she said to me. Only time they put me in the boxes with a red, What happened to this song? I was a fool to be snake me for now, but what's it? And this summer I'm staying so focused. Somebody can-

Drain master, thinking for the tent. What happened you, bro? He says, ah, could you sure my go fund me? I lost everything. What happened? Say the weather changed and I wouldn't notice. The company I keep is getting smaller when my other companies are all growing and overflowing.

Family only feels like a riddle to affiliates that thought that they were safe because they played the middle. Losing all these friends really got to me. I was talking to tell, drinks and it was getting deep. Not everyone can handle this pressure and in this city of the national treasure. That's what she said to me.

Only time that put me in a box is with a red leather. My body will ride. My name will live forever. I was a fool to believe we could do it together. It's still heartbreak Drake, but I glued it together. We'll see later. They snake me for now, but we will see later. Your boy got his head bust inside in one spot

and we were still laughing about that shit like a week later. The only guarantee I know is more paper, free paper, green paper. Yeah, yeah, green paper. Look, super max. For what I got going on, I'm too relaxed. The truth is not in your phone, you're too attached. This how I really look in the streets like Google Maps.

Super Max, Super Max. For what I got going on, I'm too relaxed. The truth is not in your phone, you're too attached. It's how I really look in the streets like Google Maps. Super Max deals. I'm not even at my Max for a rome. Is this called Is this called

Some attraction still A shake my head And show the world How you actually feel Yeah Super Max deals Fuck the rap I'm more impressed by your acting

Is this called Supermax? I'm back for real You boys barely crack the shield I'm big tired of fake love Like track the wheels This is trauma That getting back on my master's deals

Los Angeles love Like Phil Jackson and Shaq O'Neil Oh yeah Super Max deals Super Max deals Yeah Super Max deals Is he free-soling?

One of those downtown areas. Is this where people pull up on it? Oh, okay, this is when people start running up. Have a good night. Have a good night. No, this shit was staged, shit. That's what you realize he was driving around. They're going to start a school.

You ran so fast you said? I appreciate it. I love our Canadian song. Now, if you ask me, chat, you know and remember these ice man episode came out like while he was doing like his european tour and i did tell you that i did speak to drake at that point and drake told me like hey listen a lot of these things are like unfinished ideas like they had leaked some song and and i remember drake telling me he's saying hey listen yo i was drunk rapping that in my in my fucking like kitchen

like it's not even a real song you know it was people were acting like it was a real song what song was it. But it didn't sound. You could tell he wasn't really like recorded on a real mic. He's like, yo bro, I was drunk, fucking just like freestyle in my kitchen. Like, that's not even a real song. So I'm kind of listening to like what he's playing on this Iceman episode one. And these feels like ideas. These feels like ideas. Now, did he use some of these ideas? We don't know. But they feel like rough ideas. DT with a manna, I'm whipping two Mazda. Grocery Shopping in a Royal Yard Plaza.

Me and Los Angeles broke on the Gaza. First floor room at the airport Ramada. I'm trying to make the most out of Nata. Now, sure they see me and say, oh my god, it's Mr. Tumazza. I'm with Smiglino, I'm with Smigalachie. Mr. Duhl. How are you? Yeah, I love your shit, man.

Thank you. It's pleasure to meet you. Yeah, yeah, much love, much love. Yeah, yeah, yeah, love, love, love, you already know. Love. Love. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. Chat, is there any city that loves a rapper that represents them more than Toronto loves Drake?

I feel like he kind of moves around there, like, not like just an ambassador. He kind of moves around there like he's like almost like a politician or like he's part of like a monarch. Is there any other rapper from another city where you're like, nah, That nigga got that city on lock. Jay-Z in New York City. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Future Atlanta? I feel like Atlanta's so divided. I feel like Atlanta's about which part of Atlanta. Nipsey in L.A.? With all due respect, before Nipsey died, he didn't have, like, unilateral power. In my opinion, in Los Angeles. Somebody said, future seen as a god in Atlanta, really. Kodak in Florida?

You think so? Travis Scott in Houston? Hmm, all right. I miss too maza, miss too maza. And you're calling me that because a chain of my girls is looking to muzzle.

The garden girl straight from the hood. She got a little grand of a saga. A little muncho trips of the gang. We had a real old Mazda. Joe Gior Montezia's Mazza. This is. Yeah, what did I? Yeah, yeah, you guys already know what this.

Come on. Gee, look how Mazuribati. They gotta fill my doggy. Yeah, yeah. You already know, come on. What's up, man? All right? Love, bro.

Skiy, you already know. Much luck. Yeah, yeah, you guys already know where this. Come on, man. What did I miss? Yeah, what did I miss? Midnight. Midnight.

Get me and drinking. Get us, get us. Get us. Love, love, love, love. Love, love, love, love. Love, love, love, love. Love, bro. Thank you bro. Appreciate that.

And this is like down there about downtown. Ice smash, man. You already know. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. You already know. Live, alive. Live. Live. Come on. Come, boy, you guys know. Don't say a word. Don't get run over, brother. What's up, love?

You all right? What's up? Very icy. What's up, love? How are you? What's up? Love, love, love. Outside you. Yeah, yeah, love.

Love. What's up, man? Sure. Jesus Christ. Is this like the equivalent to like Times Square in Toronto? She didn't like flooded. This only happens to two people. Since Michael Jackson died, this only happens to two people.

Drake and Speed. That's it. Only Drake and Speed. Yo, Drake waiting for that green so bad. Your green light, please. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, my God. Love.

Yeah, yeah, watch y'all. Watch out. I don't want to hurt nobody. Oh, my God. What's up, big dog? You're all right? This got to be epic. Craziest thing is there's, like, no cops.

There's no cops even helping him get through. This was, like, really insane. This was like an IRL. Even speed got more like, I feel like security. Oh, Lee, you're running out here, right? We're off, right? What are up? What on?

What's going on? What's good? Got the wrong phone case though. The wrong phone case though. You said you got the wrong phone case. Hilarious. It's love, it's love, it's love. Take up shit, man.

I'm trying to say what up. My name is Michael. Moli, your dope-ass rapper. Thank you, bro. What is going to go? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh? You just say, what do I mean?

What I miss? I think we're off. What are going on? Oh, that's how I miss you, too. Yeah, yeah, big up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm first. Yeah, man, trust me.

Yeah, yeah, yes, bro. Yes, bro. So where, so what then? Oh, shit, this is when he gets into it. Oh, that's when somebody said, oh, Drake's a bitch. Okay. So where? Drake jammed on the brakes, like, ah, hell no.

So where, so what then? So what that big dog? Don't look away now. Pussy. Don't look away now. Don't look away now. Don't get shy now. We'll fold that up right now.

Oh shit. Nah. Holloman Jersey. Stop it. Stop it, yeah. Blessings. Blessings.

Big up to so. Iceman. Okay. Cool. Dope. Dope. No, I'm excited. I'm excited, people.

We'll see what Drake got rolled up his sleeves. I think we've been going through what I expect to be features. I do expect some features. I do believe we're going to get some, we got to get some international features as well, right? That would make sense, right? Chad, some international features. We do think that he's going to give us a good mix of R&B

global records. He's going to give us a good palette of you know, maybe some Afrobeat-centric, maybe some dance all, maybe mix it up. Might have a song on there, maybe featuring Bad Bunny, Hauzuna, something like

that, Carol G, some Hispanic song, you never know. You never know. I keep thinking, I think it's going to be over 20 songs less than 26. So between 20 to 26 songs, that's what I believe. I see some people were speculating is it going to be a double disc you know scorpion was a double disc

um i don't know i don't know i don't know drake and kim kardashian together at lake quomo drake recently stayed at a luxurious mansion on lake quomo italy is used is for the breathtaking views what huh is this recent is kim k on iceman where is this kim k pick from Kim Kade on turn to Rihanna, yo. All they promote is their brand. All day. Skims, skims, skims.

Huh, I don't know. Anyway, I did see some people given... I was talking to some people privately recently, and they were really shocked. They were like, yo, did you really not hear Iceman? And honestly, I didn't hear Iceman yet. Some people thought I was lying. Carmelo Anthony started to give his opinion. I don't know if he heard it.

But Carmelo Anthony spoke about what he think is going to be. Let me see. I think Drey's going to give you a project. Like, he's been, I don't know, he's just my opinion what I think. You're looking at the rollout, you feel in the energy that, you know, that he's having right now. I think he's going to put together a really, really good project. Like, I think he's going to have features on there that people, don't expect, didn't expect to be on it.

I think he's going to address, I don't think he will address it. I don't know if he will address the situation head on, but he's going to address the 20V1 situation. Right. Right. Which I think you have to. You have to address, you have to let people know you was aware of it.

You understood what was going on. You're seeing what people did and some people stayed, some people left. Cool. Niggas chose aside. now here am I I'm still doing this I'm still I think we're gonna hear bars like I think production gonna be top level and I think we're gonna hear a different sound from Drake like I think we're gonna hear like a even more of a we might hear a global global sound Drake over bars and all of that shit or he might dumb it down and go back and get

those those trenches hits you know what I mean like so That's my... Man, fuck all that, man. I think it's going to be bombs away, man. If you think you're getting dissed, fuck, nigga, you're getting dissed on the album. Yup. You might only get half a bar,

but fuck you, nigga. You might still get it. I think Drake is going to give us a bunch of hits, give us a bunch of bars, a bunch of anthems, a bunch of, you know, timeless R&B records. But nobody will be spiritual.

That's what I think, personally. I don't have no inside info. I think that nobody will be spared. Homie sat and had to bite his tongue for damn there, two to three years. And I think this is where he's going to get it off in a very artful manner. Okay. All right, man, Iceman is on the way, people. I hope you guys are excited.

I am. I am. I feel like music is on hold until he drops, right? Music is pretty much on hold until Drake drops Iceman. Okay. All right. Let's get into a few things. First and foremost, and we're going to jump around here, chat.

So, you know, for topics, just, just please don't. We're going to be jump around a bit. Oh, shit. We should talk about this shit, too. Let me first by react to this thing, which I'm kind of surprised about. One of my favorite podcasts is Flagrin 2. I really like this podcast. This podcast is hosted by my man Andrew Shultz.

I think he's a phenomenal comedian, a phenomenal orator, a very smart, intellectual type of guy, very witty. If you've ever seen this guy do stand-up, he's fucking genius. And he has his podcast. Part of the reason why he's so popular is because the podcast is really infectious. In recent times, his co-host, Akash Singh, came under fire after his girl who was doing a podcast as well, said some things that people thought were emasculating and disparaging to him. He brought her on the podcast, trying to explain the way, basically saying that she never lied

and also that she's like just tongue and she joking around. but ultimately it led to him pretty much disappearing from the podcast in the last month or two. The internet has been relentless in roasting him, calling him a hypocrite, claiming that he used to clown the likes of Will Smith, he used to call people cucks, and according to how his wife paints their relationship, maybe he would fit the same bill. Nevertheless, after bringing her on the podcast to try to explain all this nonsense away,

He has not been on the podcast for a while. And today was announced by Andrew Schultz. That Akash will not be returning to the podcast. Actually, don't listen to me. Listen to Andrew. What's up, everybody? Welcome to Flagrant Shultzzi here. Alex Media, Markey Gagnon.

Miles is back there. And we're on the West Coast. Thank you, Alex Media, for hosting us in WTF Media. Los Angeles studios, beautiful, lovely. Nice. Don't you guys dare say you like this better. Okay? We spent way too much money on that podcast studio in New York City.

There we're gonna. But come check out the podcast here if you guys are in town. Now, we gotta address the elephant in the room, no pun intended, okay? As I'm sure you guys are aware, our boy, Arcah. She really went through it earlier this year, showed amazing resilience. And, you know, selling out Radio City recently, said, records in Toronto, just crushing stand-up around the globe and literally just like living the dreams that he would tell me about it two in the morning when we're eating fucking egg sandwiches

at Veselka. So it's been amazing to see. But the experience has put things in perspective for him. And he has made the decision to focus all of his energy on stand-up. He is going to be stepping away from the pod. It is bittersweet. You know, we wish that he did not want to do that. But at the same time, you know, it's very hard not to root for your friend.

you know literally living his dreams and if he feels he's got to give everything to that then that's exactly what he's got to do and we're going to rock with him we hope you guys continue to rock with him go check out the show we saw the show radio city it's phenomenal you guys should absolutely go check it at akash syncom for it for tickets so we just wanted to you know clear the air akash hasn't been on the pod for a while we thought it was time that we you know talk to you guys about it thoughts boys it's bittersweet because this is my brother I love them. I was started, I was here day one of this podcast,

and it's like, all right, we started together and together. Bad boys for life. Yeah. Some gay shit. Yeah. But yeah, man, I'm proud of him. I'm just so fucking proud, like being at Radio City and just seeing him. Like, just everybody was animated.

Like, they loved it. Like, I'm just proud of him. And I think back to, when we surprised him when i came home from sweden oh yeah his reaction was his reaction like he didn't even care the cameras are there jumped up gave me the biggest fucking bear hug i ain't know he was that strong yeah for those of you guys maybe were new listeners Alex got locked up when we were on tour in sweden and uh we didn't tell akash that he got out yeah there's an earlier episode where he just burst in the room and akash sees him for the first time thinking he was in jail the whole time and akash just

goes crazy and it was just pure love. It was beautiful. Yeah, man. Yeah. I love you, brother, but, you know, we'll see each other so. It's all good. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. It's cool to see all the venues he's selling out and everything that he's doing. I remember even, like, when I very first came to New York riding in an Uber with him and he was talking about this exact thing. You know, he's like, yeah, man, like the pod's cooking, but like, I want to be that guy. And then now he's doing all the stuff he's said. And yeah, it's just really exciting. Like, as a comic, I think we can understand. It's like, yeah, dude, you have an opportunity. I mean, he's going to be an MSG

like soon. Go get it. You know what I mean? Go get it. It's cool to see. And I remember the very first clip of this pot I ever saw before I was even on it was Premium Pete. Oh, yeah. Do you remember that clip? It's back in engine room, and he's trying to describe the length

of his penis, and he holds up a remote. Yeah. Okay. All right, brother. Shout to these three. I will say, it's incredibly odd how this has taken place. By the way,

no, this is just odd. I'm going to be honest with you. I think Flagrant's not telling us exactly what went on. You know, they did a good job of saying, hey, pretty much he's not going to be on a podcast anymore, but the guy's not dead. Right? Like, they're acting like he died.

Like, he didn't die. He spent, like, years on a podcast, and he can't come on the podcast to give a goodbye episode? Like, come on, something's up. Something stinks. I don't know what it is.

I wouldn't do a podcast for four or five years, and I'm alive and well, and I just stopped coming to the podcast, and I don't even do one final episode with the boys. If you have no problem with the boys, do one final episode, and even to those audience, because I ain't going to allow to you.

Akasha, I remember seeing Akasha as Caroline. Akash, thank you for inviting me. And by the way, he always invited me when he did shows in Jersey. He did some shows in New Brunswick. And I really, I appreciated him for that. But I watched him grind up from like 300 or 400, well, not me. I didn't go to every show, but I saw when he was doing, was it Carolines or whatever,

like a bunch of nights, like, in a week. And to watch him do like 7,500 or 8,500, whatever Radio City Hall is, a Ridic City Music Hall, it's pretty dope. But just also being honest, it's like, dog, part of the reason you, you got to that point is because of the podcast. The podcast has been your promotion engine. The podcast is part of your extended family. I do find it odd that he has disappeared from the podcast and there isn't a goodbye episode. Why not? That's odd. I'm going to be honest. Only in radio do people prevent the person from having a goodbye episode. Why? Because if you're getting fired from radio, they don't want you

to say something that could get them in trouble with the FCC. Was it FCC? Or FTC, FCC. Or they don't want you to go promote a competitor. But this is a podcast. And I've always thought of flagrant as, you know, I've been on there many times. I've thought of it as when I go on there, I want to see my guys. And my guys is Andrew Shultz and Akash Singh with,

the other two guys, right? No disrespect to them. So to see him kind of leave, it's like to see him kind of leave the podcast without a goodbye episode. Just even, yo, listen, you know, right now I got to prioritize family. You know, we went through a lot. I went through a lot. You know, I'm also having some success while by doing shows. I want to just focus on this. I'm going to step back from the pod. And I love y'all. Maybe one day I return. Something like that, but it's just the audience. Something stinks here. It makes me kind of feel there's a few possibilities. Now, these are my guys, so I kind of don't want to speculate too much, but it's kind of obvious to anyone with the brain. It's either Akash don't get along with these guys no more, and it's a rift behind the scenes and no one's saying it, right? That probably is the most likely scenario because I'm telling you, why not do a goodbye

episode. Number two, it probably, it could also be where this has taken such a toll on Akash mentally in his family life that is just not a fit situation to be on camera at all with the podcast anymore, which I think you guys might have some opinions about that because it's like, hey, so you're telling me that your girl got you in a particular mindset where you can't even do your successful podcast anymore? Like, what? Nevertheless, you know, I hope he's happy. I hope he's happy.

He's always been, like, so nice to me. And, I don't know, I haven't talked to him in a while. And I ain't going on a lot of you, like, this might be fake of me. I haven't even reached out because I don't even know what to say to him. You get what I'm saying? Like, I can't say nothing to him about his wife. Like, that's his fucking wife. So it's like, I mean, I could hit him up and be like,

hold your head, but it's like, I can't talk to a man about his wife at the end of the day. So I kind of do look at this if he's not going to return to the podcast. I think he's picking his family over the podcast and, you know, it is what it is. It is what it is. It's kind of crazy. It's kind of crazy. I hope he's happy. I feel like he's went through a lot.

I hope he's happier. It makes him happier. What happens to Flagrant? that boy Andrew Shultz is a motherfucking beast They're gonna be just fine They're gonna be just fine That boy Andrew Shultz He wanted them

He's a beast They're gonna be fine But I do hope Andrew I mean Akash Kind of lands on his feet And if No pot in is what works

And also I pray for his relationship too Again I keep telling you there's certain people I know the internet wants to Put it like this I'll say this the internet probably if y'all want to consider y'all self successful in anything I knew y'all would have bullied him off the podcast before y'all would ever bully him before y'all would ever bully him look at myron calling me before y'all would ever bully him

to leave his wife mr gains yo uh it looks like uh the g is gone bro you show comfortable yo mire what you know we got it we got to we got to have an intervention here. Listen, listen. You want to jump on Discord? We could jump on Discord. All right, all right, all right. All right. I'll jump on there. I'll hear this guy smiling through the phone. What's wrong with this guy?

You're good? This guy having a victory lapse of sorts. Hey, man. Andrew Schultz and a bunch of retards, man. But I'll jump on right now. I'll hit you on Discord right now. Give me on Discord. All right. We're trying to call, Meyer. Jeez.

Mr. Gaines. Yo, what up, bro, what up? Let me open up this shit real quick. Myron, listen, I know you probably haven't been a fan of the Flagrant 2 podcast in a while. I do like these guys. These guys are, I think that they are fun comedic guys. And I'm not going to lie, man. I was kind of wondering what was going to happen.

and, bro, it appears that a boy Akasha is just not, you know, he's, he's just not coming back, which I think that's a mistake. I think that's a mistake. Well, I think, I'll tell you what I think happened, bro. I think, here, I'm turning my camera on right now, my bad. Okay, you got me? Yeah. Yep, yep.

Okay. Now, I'll tell you what I think happened, bro. I think, I think, I think Andrew gave him the boot, bro. I'm going to keep a douse with you. Nah. Andrew Strikesman is a loyal guy. He strikes me as a loyal guy. You're a loyal guy too.

He got you fool, bro. He's not loyal at all, bro. You don't, nah, no, like a stake in the industry, bro. What I think happened is that this saga really,

and I hope no creator gets to this point, where for you to be prosperous and to, To appease the people who have supported your career and made you successful means you have to go against what you have done within... You got to go against his household. I think people wanted him to go against his wife. And I think he's choosing his wife, you know? Which was a foolish move because she literally ruined his career, in my opinion.

We can't say that. He just did Radio City music all. Right? I do think he should, the podcast is an amazing engine. If I'm him, I'm not giving that up. But also, I don't think, what nationality is it or ethnicity? Do you know? He's Indian.

Okay. I think family and marriage holds a significant distinction where he's not going to be, for him to come back to the podcast is also allowing his co-host for things to get back to normal to make his wife the butt of the jokes. She's now the new, I don't know, Aisha Curry or, you know, whatever woman that is kind of like super entitled or kind of getting, and I don't think he would allow that. So I think he made a decision. No, you know what, I'm, listen, if I'm going to be a distraction, because I'm not going to take the jokes, I'm getting out of here. Look, man, I get it that you're, they're your friends and everything else like that.

But I, look, Andrew Schultz is the biggest snake in show business. He will say and do whatever he needs to do to move himself ahead. Okay. All right. I caught on to this right away. And let me tell you a story, right? Let me tell your story. Yeah.

So we went ahead and did his show, right? And he tried to, you know, shame us for the whole, oh, you guys said these things about black people, blah, blah, blah, all this stuff. Right? When him and Akasha of all made jokes about black people, right, trying to like virtue signal whatever. And there's some liberals out of New York. After we did the show, before we did this, after we did the show, he said, oh, you want us to put it out, bro. You guys look kind of bad, blah, blah. I was like, no, we didn't look bad, bro.

We don't mind. Like, put it out. They cut out a part where, who's the dumb black dude that works with them? Um, I forget his name. Oh, um. Whatever, he's irrelevant. But the dude with the dreads or whatever, the dude that paints the fingernails, the soy boy. Alex.

Alex. Okay. He says some bullshit about like, oh, you teach guys to manipulate women. And then I, like, completely, like, obliterate him. I said, no, we teach guys how to not get manipulated by women so they understand female nature, whatever, right? Because you try to say, like, game is, like, manipulated women or whatever. Andrew cut that entire part out of the fucking podcast, by the way. Cut that whole part out because I made him look like an idiot, right?

Because he was there trying to press me about the whole racist thing. Meanwhile, that dude dates. I think he's married to like a white chick, by the way. But that's a whole other thing. Big hypocrite. After the interview dropped, I said, yo, before we left, I said, Andrew, could we put clips on our channel? He said, yeah, no problem.

I was like, cool. So I put him in touch with, like, my clip guy. Or we put made a chat. We posted one of the clips. Bro, he calls my fucking clip guy, and he sounds like a fucking. scathing ass message pissed as fuck. Like I saw a whole other side of him. Mad as hell.

What do you guys doing? Posting this clip, blah, blah, blah. Those other stuff. You guys can't do it. I was like, yo, we got permission from you. Who? Andrew Schultz. Really?

Oh, I didn't know that. That's what I'm trying to tell you, bro. Yo, niggas don't know. Like, this dude's a fucking fraud. He's the biggest snake ever. He puts out one side. And let me tell you how I know this. Let me tell you how I know this.

I dealt with people like him when I was on a job. Okay? I knew a lot of agents, a lot of criminals that operated the way he did, where they put one face to you, right? Or one face out there publicly, and then they put another face when the rubber meets the road, right? They will say and do what they need to do

to move ahead. So I know a lot of successful ages that were that way that I worked with. And then I also knew a lot of criminals that were that way when I'd interview them where they would do what they need to do, right?

They'll look like the biggest boss ever, but they'd be snitching all the time. So I notes that immediately when I was dealing with him, I was like, okay, this guy will say and do whatever he needs to do to get ahead in life. And that's fine.

Like a lot of successful people are like that. But don't fucking sit here and pretend to be, you know, the moral authority or to be authentic or to be a good guy or whatever. Like, he's a very, he's a very, um, slimy individual. Let me exit this question. No, that. Look at how shocked you are by what I told you about that story. That's exactly what I'm trying to say.

Okay. So this is what I do think I know. And by the way, I do love, uh, I rock heavily with, um, Akash and also, um, Sholes. They've been nice to me. Here's the thing. Hey, man. You can cheat, man. No, no, hold on.

what I do think about like um Andrew is that I think Andrew is a really good guy to the people he already likes. So like from when I met him I could tell he already fucked with me. Like I remember doing a brilliant idiotous episode. Because you're famous, bro.

Well, I think you kind of watch certain stuff I said and he was kind of cool with like my opinion. So like when I did the show he gave a game from me. That's why. I always always notice I'm like he he's always you know I did a show with him and charlemagne and I felt like him and me were like more connected than even me and charleman and i knew charleman more i think he just never liked you guys

like which it was just interesting because you know that's part of podcast and too you might bring on somebody you disagree with but it's easy to throw somebody to the wolves when you don't like them right so i think at a point they're like you know what we're going to kind of expose these guys a little bit and um i think that's where maybe the energy in that podcast was a bit bit, it felt like you took it personal because, you know, I'll ask this off top.

Well, I'm asking like five questions, right? Do you actually feel responsible or do you feel some remorse? I feel like everything went down. You made one clip and it's never been the same. Do you have any remorse? Do you feel responsible? I get it. They, you know, they put out an episode.

Maybe they talked a little bit of shit. But do you think it was worth, you know, everything you're saying. seen now. Honestly, bro, if they, here's a thing. The reason why I went so hard at Akash and Andrew Shultz to this day, right, and I'm going to keep going at them because they're bitch-ass niggas. The reason why is because they brought us on there to try to

virtue signal about like us saying we don't date black women are making jokes, right? We were doing exactly what they do. We said we don't, you know, we're not night writers, blah, blah. It was all jokes. And they brought us in trying to shame us. And I'm like, wait, aren't you guys comedians? Isn't your podcast flagrant?

So it was like a gross, like, like, like, you know, a level of hypocrisy. And then they brought this other stupid nigger on with the glasses, with the fingernails. Remember, this was before he was probably, he was a no-name back then. Right? He was a no-name back then. And he's over here saying this bullshit.

And it's like, okay, so y'all brought us on a girl's about this shit. And it's funny because he got hit with a lot of the racist bullshit, too. And here's the thing. He has to do that because he does a show with bitch-ass Charlemagne, who's a progressive, right? I don't care. I admit this shit. I'm openly racist. I don't give a fuck what anyone says.

I make fun of blacks. I make fun of Indians. Hitting stores, by the way, eat the jeet. Which, by the way, we heated at Akashnikin, get out of here, right? So I'm racist towards everybody. Like, I make my jokes. And these guys like, oh, bro, what the hell's going on?

How is it that I am more based than the comedians? That doesn't make sense. That doesn't make sense. Yeah, I thought they, you know, I think they thought it was an easy. Hey, I'll, um, let's go back in time. Sure, sure. I remember when I had you guys on, you know, well, I've always done you guys show and you guys have done my podcast whenever.

And remember we did Brittany Renner around, like, you know, but you guys were so new to the conversation of like, you know, maybe podcasts outside of the Manistphere realm. And I remember, I think Fresh was like, hey, Ak, well, could you help us get on to some of these platforms? I could, I think I could say this now. I remember Vlad, like Vlad was, you know, married to a, hell no. Yeah, Vlad was married to a black woman. His wife said no. Oh.

His wife said, fuck no. Happy wife, happy life. You didn't know this? So, so. Here's the thing with Vlad. I knew, I knew after the Kevin Samuel's interview. Vlad only fucks black girls. Straight up.

Only, like, he is devout. Okay. So, so. So, so. He's like, too. So that's like another thing that he's going to have an issue with me. Because like, no, no, no. He'll rock with the Jewish stuff, but his, his wife, when I pitched him, I'm telling you what he told me.

He said, yo, listen, he says, my wife, my wife wouldn't be into it. And, you know, that's one of those things where for him, that's like a hard line, which he would draw. And I remember, like, well, you know, because I was trying to help Fresh, like, kind of like, throw you guys out of the loops to get on the platforms. And a lot of people were kind of like just saying no. And I remember Fresh at one point said, yo, you know, you should, like, try to help us, like, get on flagrant, and I had a relationship with them. And I don't even think I got a chance.

So I think Fresh got that by himself. But I was, they hit us up. They hit up, because after the whole, like, the whole backlash with the, we don't dabble in the dark, they had us up to do something. I think they hit fresh. But I was shocked. And I was just like, the mere fact that this wasn't like a facilitated thing, this is probably the slam dunk. This is the, it's not a hit piece, but it's like, hey, We're going to, our fan base, we're going to affirm everything they think of us,

make these guys look ridiculous. And for those guys, maybe they feel they could, like, convert some of our fans. It's one of those, like, it's like a toxic trade. And once I see that- A lot of people think, like, we had both at the time, I remember vividly, we're both right around 400 to 500-K subscribers. Both of us were growing at the same rate back then. So I looked at that, I'm like, all right, let's see how this goes.

and it turned into like so much like hate though why did you? Yeah, I mean, we went in there good faith, bro. We went in their good faith trying to have a conversation with them and then they come in with all the racist stuff and then this guy Akash was just like super rude

the whole time like very dismissive very like being very rude or was he telling jokes? No, bro, he didn't tell any jokes at all. Watch the interview back. Bro, you can pull it up right now and we can react to it real time and you'll see like he was being super rude, super dismissive, very being very condescending

right? And we're just trying to have a good faith conversation, bro. We were there super respectful. And anyone that watched the interview back now will tell you like, why have these guys being assholes? Like, and then here's the thing with Andrew, right? Because I knew what it was. Because I did it before when I was on a job. He was trying to play the good cop. A consterned purposely being an asshole. And the other dude Alex. And then the other dude Alex in the back was chiming in with his stupid comments as well. Right. So they were trying to get a rise out of us and they get us to apologize and we did it. And that one that ended up happening was we talked. We talked about how modern dating is changed. We talked about how guys need to move differently with women, et cetera, et cetera. And it's funny because there's a clip in there, and I posted it. Andrew Shultz literally says in there, yo, well, you know, if we get proven wrong 10 years from now, whatever, we'll have y'all back. We'll apologize, blah, blah. And I played that shit after this shit happened because everything we said was true.

It was true. Because both of them had just gotten married at the time. Both of them had, like Akasha, like, apparently that was his first wife, he talked about that shit. And he said it was, and Akash was saying, we're lames for not dating. our race. That's what he tried to say. And then Andrew was like, I just got married, blah, blah. Let me ask your question, though. So in hindsight

with everything, and I know, again, I remember you posted some clips. I don't know if you put the sound effects, but that shit was gold. Perhaps his girl was doing a little bit of a comedy. Did people over

below that situation? Because here's the thing, too. You know, I often kind of relate what their they might have going on to what what's that ugly nigga that the ugly football player with the big he looks like a fucking he looks like alien versus predator everybody know him to him uh chat all right everybody tell me his name that's kind of probably yeah i'm looking at your chat right now too chat who who's that ugly nigga with a big nose Travis hunter you get what I'm saying yeah yeah yeah everybody was telling him yo you shouldn't be but but I could tell like people were on. happy for him. He was happy as shit. Whatever. So it's, I guess like, you know, and by the way,

if you guys don't know, Myron, like, you know, obviously we bring him on a lot of times. I guess in most recent times for, like, you know, criminal breakdowns because he is a former law enforcement agent, worked with the feds. But what he does also is he does male self-improvement. He talks about relationship. He's pretty much like, you know, one of the top guys are doing him. Let me ask you this question. So don't you believe for the Travis Hunters and the Akash sings of the world where the world sees a problem with their relationship, but they seem happy as fuck. That's what, so I've always said when the, it's, it's different when the guy is like moping and you, like, you could tell like he feels stuck and you're trying to like give him that

paddle of the back like, yo, you're better than this. You could leave. Yo, you're a decently attractive guy. You make some good money. You'll get another girl. That's one thing. However, when you got like a dude who maybe he's getting abused, but he's love. loving this shit. Like he's like, yes. Like he's salivating. How do you deal with that? Because I think that's Travis Hunter. I've told people leave him alone. Yeah, because they don't know what they're getting into. So like the thing is, is like a lot of guys, their mistake is like they're not aware of female nature and they're not properly prepared to deal with what's going to come. And this is the problem with whores.

Hors. She's not a whore though. Like, like, no, his girl. His girl was. His girl. No, his girl wasn't a horror. No, no. Hold on. Oh, bro. She was a huge three or four, bro. No. Okay. Now we could debate, Meyer. We'll debate a little bit.

She's not a whore, but I do think that how he described her sexually and her demeanor was much more. He described her as some type of saint. No, she seems like a regular girl, but I don't think she fucked a bunch of dudes, honestly. I really don't. But here's the thing. When you soapbox, you better have the perfect one on your arm. bro there's like lots of video and images of her doing some 304 shit

and again like I said before the biggest the biggest fear right well the biggest thing that like guys like mess up with is they're not able to identify a girl that's like not girlfriend material they wipe that girl up and then they get put in a precarious situation later on because hos will ruin your life we all know this for mischievous women are terrible people

they will ruin your life if you don't know what you're doing and as a guy that has money and status she's obviously selling purity. She's selling, oh, I'm a good girl, blah, blah, meanwhile, she's really a 304. So he doesn't know what he's getting into. It's like he's going into the slaughterhouse, and he doesn't know he's about to get into the slaughterhouse.

So that's why he was so happy because he's like, oh, my God, I got a bad chick or whatever. Probably the hottest girl he's ever been with, right? He's an ugly nigga. It is what it is. But when it's up happening is like he doesn't realize he doesn't know his actual value that he could, like, he could go get a girl that's not a 304

because he just came into the status, just came into his money. So he doesn't know his one worth. I've always said a woman's biggest weapon is you not understanding your worth. That's like her biggest, her biggest superpower is you not understanding your superpowers, which is you can replace her way faster than she can replace you if you got your shit together. And a lot of guys that just come into some money or some saddest don't learn that until it's too late. Okay.

And I kind of still want to have this debate. And I know you have some clips. Sure, sure. I don't think. So here's the thing. I don't think his girl is a whore. I think that what she is is what modern women are. They speak in the language of hoars.

They also, they put out so much information, it becomes embarrassing. When a woman is talking about what's been put in her butthole or whatever, that's usually conversation that traditional women wouldn't have on a podcast. We got to blame call her daddy. This is where I think their issue came in. She was trying to be the brown girl called her daddy. Put it like this. You could have a good girl that, let's say she has a four body count.

You're the fourth person. If she goes on there and be like, yeah, yeah, the freakyest thing I ever done was my second boyfriend. He fucked me behind the fucking Burger King dumpster. Like the whole audience is like, this is a fucking whore. She's not a whore. It's just that the traditional outlook of women can see, like, what? Women used to be like cats, right? Women are cats, dudes or dogs.

You never see when the cats are doing certain behavior. These days women brag about it. Oh, no, I did this. Hey, this guy didn't want to go down. Like, when you hear women talk about that, it's not, it doesn't mean they're having a free for all in sex. It's just mean that they have adopted to the culture that they're allowing conversation about their, let me say this. Women used to never discuss their sex. I watch your, you guys show.

Women don't like discuss their body count. Most women, whores do, right? Or women who are so indoctrinating to the culture, they think it's something to even brag about having, oh, you, 10 guys fucked me. Usually women would be like, no, it's none of your business. Those are the professional 304s, but like regular chicks will have high body counts

and they'll still hide it because women understand deep down, even the biggest feminist, that their body count is going to directly affect their ability to find a higher status man for some type of real security. So, like, even girls that, like, are super promiscuous or super feminist, they'll still not admit their body count because they know that it'll limit their ability to find a guy. So with this chick, like, my thing is this, you could have got something better. And then even women, like, and I get her saying, look, just because a girl puts herself on her way doesn't necessarily mean she's always promiscuous. I get that.

I would argue that's still problematic. True. I do. I agree. Because I would argue she doesn't even have to have a high body count. Let's say a girl has three body count, but she behaves like a three or four on the. internet for attention, that's, that's terrible. And that's still not, she's still not worth.

It goes to mindset. I agree with you. And it goes to mindset. And then also like your reputation, let's, let's assume everything is correct. Let's assume a cautious girl was really a virgin, which she met him. Let's assume that all the stories that she said were just tall tales to get attention, get some clicks, et cetera. It doesn't matter. The damage is done.

Even if she is a virgin, the fact that she purported herself to be in that fashion, has destroyed his reputation and his credibility. Because women don't understand this. This is why women need to shut the fuck up, and I really do think we need to take their rights away. And some people in your chat might get mad at me saying that. Let me tell you why I think we need to take some women's rights away. Women don't understand that when you are a 304 and you behave in a certain way, you can destroy your man's reputation, and then that's going to affect your ability to also eat as well.

And if women don't, men don't lose status, right, by getting cheated on. Men do. You look at Kobe Bryant's wife, or always yours are as an example. To this day, she's still respected for staying. 10 toes down when that bitch made the allegation against him, right? She still gets respected to this day. Meanwhile, you look at Will Smith, legacy tarnish from Jada Pickett Smith. So a woman can absolutely destroy a man's legacy,

but a man is never going to destroy a woman's legacy because nobody cares about a woman's legacy. Nobody cares. So, like, you know, if a guy cheats on a girl, she's not going to lose no status. So this is why women need to really shut the fuck up and be quiet at all times, especially if they're with a guy of some kind of status. Hey, let me ask you this question. So, you know, I think, you know, we could possibly agree to this. Or maybe we think there's a nuance, maybe a pain of the, of the, um, the, is she a whore thing?

I don't think she's a whore necessarily, but. And I appreciate giving another perspective, by the way, Act, because this is good. Like, it's important to get these ideas challenged. So I appreciate this. No, of course. And so I don't necessarily think she's a whore, but I definitely think this. And I think a lot of men, and I've been there. And I always say when I talk about what the act, she might not be a whore.

That's the scary part. Akasha's wife might not be a whore. No, but, but here's the, but the damage is done. Okay. See what I mean? But it goes into this next. next realm and if anyone heard me speak about this i constantly kept using this one thing and i i keep saying because there's this guy like you know i was watching all the like you know channels talk about it

i like when i hear you talk about certain people but there's these other channels i don't even know these guys but they covered it a lot and i was just like i've never seen these guys like like they're talking textbook shit but i don't know how they really deal with stuff so i use myself and and i say when i'm giving my opinion not giving my opinion like i'm some person perfect person. You guys know my life. You know what I've been through and I could try to like adjust to certain stuff. I'll throw myself in the mix as I ask you this question. How do you deal with a woman, right? Maybe or maybe not she's a whore or not, right? Let's say maybe, you know, she might say some stuff that's problematic or she may be really a whore. But what it turns into

is this bigger issue. How does a man deal with a woman that's embarrassing? him. I've been there. A woman's embarrassing me. And Akash, I think, is there. Because that's what she did. I don't think she's a whore. But she embarrassed him to the point that the men who listened to him now look at him differently. And his comedy and his podcasting

anytime I think he was in a pickle, he couldn't talk about relationships no more. That's one of the reasons he probably had to leave. His girl embarrassed him so much. As soon as he would talk about somebody else's relationship, I guarantee the conversation I'm like, shut the fuck up. How do you deal with the woman who maybe she's not fucking everybody, but she's actively embarrassing you?

And we could get into if she knows she's doing it or she's doing it unwittingly. What's your opinion? So it depends. So like if she's embarrassing them by like little bro and him or whatever, that could be handled. You just tell her, shut the fuck up one time. What do you mean little bro? Like if she's like, you know, constantly undermining you or she's like

trying to correct you or whatever because women do this dumb shit sometimes and they'll do it publicly. right? You know, that can be corrected just like, hey, shut the fuck up. Yeah, the tab boys might get mad. Oh, that's misogynistic, whatever. But, you know, you're kind of a sort right there. Hey, shut the hell up. Now, when she's like embarrassing you by being a 304, bro, that's, that's, that's really bad, especially depending on the niche that you're in. But even if you're like a soy boy liberal progressive, right? Or you're like, you know, in comedy, right? Like a field that doesn't necessarily matter so much with like your personal relationship, whatever, you still lose a lot of credibility because like with men, right? We, We care about, like, the person's background, right? Like, for example, when I come on your show, even though there's a bunch of niggas that get mad in the chat, oh, my words, a racist, blah, blah, blah. They shut the fuck up when I talk about a true crime because I know what I'm talking about. So they understand, even though they might not like me, they might not like what I say about, you know, black women every now and then or Jews or whatever.

They'll respect the fact that like, okay, though I don't like this guy, I will listen to what he has to say about this topic because he understands this topic because he did it for a while. Or if I talk about foreign policy, okay, this guy knows this, so I'll listen to it, even though I hate this nigga. women, right, like men are able to understand like this, this hierarchy, dominance-based hierarchies and we're able to understand merit. Women don't really understand that shit. So with men, if you go ahead and you lose credibility, especially like with your woman, something like that, a lot of guys are going to take you seriously because it's like, bro,

you don't even know got your shit together. We're not going to take you seriously because men care a lot about results and if someone's authentic. I got some of you. So, and I think this is a cultural thing, and I've seen her do this, right? Okay, I've watched you a lot. Like, you've said, hey, listen,

you won't take care of, like, some random bitch you're fucking, but, like, you know, if you got a main girl or whatever, you'll maybe pay her rent or whatever, but it got to be a main girl, girlfriend, right? Yeah. Which, you know, a lot of people, like, a lot of men would be like, yeah, that's some dope shit.

Imagine if your main girl, because this is what Akash Wives was doing, right? Imagine if the main girl was publicly saying, yeah, Marie, he paid my bills. Girls, y'all need a guy to pay your bill. And she's basically then bragging about the things you do for her financially to fit in the culture that I call a Shadyroom culture where it's all about my guy buys me this. He spoils me. I'm the princess.

But now your woman is being loud and boisterous to the world saying, yo, he gives me a credit card. All I do is swipe. And again, maybe she's completely obedient when she's around you. but publicly she's trying to get her shit off by saying, yo, he gave me a credit card. I swipe, swipe, swipe, swipe. He pays all my bills. And if you girls ain't getting that,

you need to step it up. What would you do? I'll tell her to shut the fuck up. And I'll tell her you can only brag like that with me saying it. Like, if I tell you, hey, tell them how I treat you. And then she could talk her shit. But other than that, like shut up.

Because I actually do believe, bro, the more women talk, the more it can hurt you as a man. Because women, like, are dumb. they don't think before they speak a lot of times and a lot of times when they say stuff it can just only hurt you or people are going to try to construe in a way that can hurt you.

So I'm a firm believer that women are supposed to be seen and not be heard and I think there's a reason why this has been a famous saying for so long, right? There's a famous saying in Spanish. They say it down here in Miami. The quieter you are, the pretty you are. Somebody probably can say it in the chat. You know, the quieter you are, the pretty you are.

And then you have the other quote like, you know, women are to be seen and not be heard. Like, I'm a firm believer that women need to shut the hell up in most situations because they talk too much and they say dumb shit. So if your girl said, hey, listen, well,

Marne, you're doing a new show. I'm getting a podcast. I'm getting a podcast with my girl. And these days, you know, people want to hear the woman's perspective.

By the way, that is a lucrative type of thing. I laugh for her and I say nobody wants the other woman's perspective. You guys are retarded. Your points are not invalid.

Bro, female podcasts are trash. Let's be honest, bro. Yo, yo, yeah, yo, let's be honest. Nobody listens to some female opinions. Nobody cares about female opinions.

These women are stupid. You even call her daddy. Like, That's like their top shit and that's brain rock content. Nobody gives a fuck about female opinions. Bro, there's a reason why you're the number one nigga in hip hop. And all the dudes that are in top hip hop commentators are men. All the top podcasters are men because men have to actually grind and be able to be charismatic, charming,

be able to command an audience, be able to know what they're talking about. They have to have some structure of information. Like you right now, you can probably, you have a music, you know, catalog in your mind, right? that probably rivals like a computer damn near. But you're good at what you do, and that's what you're able to comment on it, and you can't talk about it with your eyes closed. Women can't do that shit

because women are not held to the same level of expectation of excellency like we are. Like, they can just have some tits and be fine. This is why female streamers do so bad. They suck. Every single female streamer, fucking garbage, trash. Nobody wants to watch that shit. They're stupid.

Hey, by the way, a little side note, we'll kind of jump onto this topic. Drew, you could make this enough. clip if you will. Hey, did I see you cover it? What did you think about the what's going to react to that? So it's been this huge thing. I call it mainstream streamer

beef and stuff. So a streamer Bruce drop him off has called out your rage and claiming that he's using the little sis methods get pussy. Now I'm going to be honest with you.

First of all, I rock with rage, but the little sis methods is actually a thing. That's a thing. Yo, that is definitely a thing that people use to kind of like, you know,

inch in there with the chick. You know what's so funny? Yo, chat, I'm gonna keep it up being with you. By the way, I love rage. I'm not saying rage is doing this. But I do want to say

the little sis method is the thing. You've never seen these niggil little sis the whore. Like the whore that's fucking everything. They're only a little sister the good girl. The one that you got to stay in the background for until she's ready to give it up.

The whore is never a little sis. Nobody's little sister. sys and Samaya, right? Samaya's not getting little sis. It's the one that you're like, oh yeah, she's hard to fuck. She's a little sis for now. Yeah. Right now, she's a little sis.

Yo, nobody little sis the hole. Yo, while everybody's fucking a hole, you don't see nobody show up like, nah, this little sis right here. Y'all keep fucking her, but this is my little sis. Fuck no. They little sis the girl that they're like, you know what? It's like Tyga and Kylie, let me red shirt the pussy. That's what he's doing.

That's what they do. Now, I do not think my man, um, your rage is doing that. I hope not that I don't think, bro. Huh? That's where me and you disagree. He's 100% doing that, bro. No, no. Why do you think you doing that?

Let me tell you. Bro, okay. Let's go through this. Me and you both know this, right? And I love that you're giving your plan. Just so you guys know in my chat, the act is playing devil's advocate. I'm not, no, no, hold on, no. Your rage, I feel like he gets bitches.

Hold on. I would think the person would do that is a down bad, lame nigger. He's not. To me, he's not. Sure. He could get bitches. I'm not saying that he can't get girls. Bro, you got some status. You got some clown. You could obviously get bitches. But let's be honest here. There's multiple ways to skin a cat. There's different sexual strategies, right? You could go being an asshole one day. You could go being a nice guy another day.

You could go that maybe being, I'm going to go through the friend zone one day if you have the sexual market value to do it. Yo, let's just keep it a thousand, bro. He's late 20s. She's 19. Yo, what is there to talk about? Well, sis. What is that true? Birth and a beast. You, 19-year-old women are retarded, bro. Like, 25-year-old women are retarded. Can you let alone talking to a 19-year-old?

Like, these bitches are stupid. And here's the other thing, too. Let's be honest. Wait, wait, wait, hold on. And I got to put up a little retort from my man. He has no benefit. Cap, cap, cap, cap. I'll put up a little.

I got you, gang. So here's the thing. I went viral. They were trying to get me in beef because I said, I don't know. I've seen this girl tap dancing, like this light skin girl. I thought she was Lotto sister.

I had no idea who she was. Nick, I'm in my 30s, my nigga. I'm not, I don't know what a 19 year old girl is doing on fucking Twitch or whatever the fuck she's doing.

Everybody was like, oh, you're hating. So then I quickly realize she has like this, like almost like, you remember Sky Jackson? Like this Disney channel,

like innocent girl type of audience. And I'm gonna be honest with you, I don't think rage is trying to like, fuck her. Maybe he's attractive. I don't know. But I think he sees, they all see value in collabing with her. When I see Benadon with her, there's value there.

You get to be in, listen, every streamer, I'm going to be honest with you. Myron, maybe not you, maybe not me. All of these streamers, the reason why they do most collabs, they're chasing the youngest and the newest audience to refresh themselves. Shorty has a young fan base that, like, respectfully, I think Ben to Don. Huh? Who's her fan base? Who's her fan base?

A bunch of like 17-year-old girls, I think. No, bro. It's a bunch of niggas, bro. No, no, no, no. Even don't watch streamers, bro. Women don't, that's a, that's a male thing. Niggas watch streamers, bro. It's niggas that watch her.

And here's the thing. It's their fans that go to her. She's not really, they're not getting much benefit. This one's telling you he's trying to smack. Bro, look, we all know women are useless as friends. Okay, let's be honest here. There's no such thing as platonic friends as women. Women are fucking useful.

I don't think they're friends. I think it's a streamer play. It's a fake streamer play. Like, like, okay. You don't do fake streamer relationships or not relationship,

but like, like, like, you know, friendships just for collabs. They do it in that world and she is like the new it thing for the innocent young girls. But there's no benefit,

but there's no benefit for them to do that shit because her fan base is their fan base. That's what I'm trying to say. So there's no benefit. You sure? Yeah, bro. Hey, chat.

Women don't watch streamers. Yo, I'm telling you, bro, she like, no, no, she blew up on TikTok. So she got a girl audience. The streamer audience is men. No, but she blew up on TikTok.

Because they got short of titans. Women are not watching streamers. Women are watching TikToks and short form content because they're stupid. Men are the ones that are watching long form content. So anyone that's watching. Hey, check, can we get a poll? Can we get a poll? I think, I thought she had like a huge younger female fan base,

which I thought Ben Dada Don wants to tap into that. He doesn't want to, bro, like, like, yo, if you're trying to fuck this girl, Why are you going to be on a bunch of streams with her? Like just try to hang out with her outside of stream. Yeah, but again, because here's the thing, too, because they have her on their stream, that's also going to be like, oh, you got a girl on stream. Like, that's going to also, like, here's the thing.

They get a little bit of benefit from her. I'm not saying they're not getting no benefit. But she's getting way more benefit going on with them than they're getting with her. Because here's the thing. They could get a similar benefit with just a regular bitch that nobody knows. That's what I'm trying to say. You can get a similar effect by having regular girls that aren't streamers on your shit when you're a male streamer because women are interchangeable.

They're not special. However, with her being on there, she's getting a huge benefit because she's taking their market share. She's taking their market share and she's not talented. This is why female streamers always have to clap with male streamers because women don't watch streams. Men watch streams. And men are the ones that end up like supporting these chicks when they actually do watch streams if they even do that shit. So, hey, chat. Hey, chat, could y'all open up a poll? I need to know who's kind of like, and by everybody, I want I should have to be honest here, right? Like, you know what I mean?

Somebody said, I'm naive. Listen, I'm not saying that maybe some people don't... They're giving a benefit of doubt. This is what I think. I think if she gave him, if she offered him the pussy? Of course. Of course he would. Then it's not platonic.

No, no, no. I didn't say it's platonic. I said that his goal isn't to fuck. That's not his first goal. His goal is to siphon off her female young audience that he could see... He could be seen as the non-threatening, non-preditary good guy.

Why? So, man, Bruce's argument, right? At least my argument. I think Bruce made this argument, too, because I agree with him. He said that, yo, there's no such thing as Platonic. Nothing. It's bullshit. And I would agree with that, that if she offered him the pussy, he would take it, which

by definition means it's not Platonic, right? Now, honestly, he might not make like an overt move. He might not, like, try too, too hard. He might do a little subtle thing. I don't think they're friends. I just think it's a streamer thing. I see these streamers are collabing. I don't think none of them are friends.

I think they're all trying to siphon off their audience. And that's why we see so much. But what I'm arguing is he gets no audience from her. She gets audience from him. He don't really get audience from her. Like if anything, it might be his people that watch because it's a girl on. But I'm saying he could get the same effect of having bitches on stream with regular girls. Right?

That's why I tell all these guys. Like, I tell neon all the time, and all these guys, like, yo, stop letting these streamer bitches. They said, Benadon says Yonna is his stepdaughter. He's taking like a parental role. he's he's that who Ben said what she's his stepdaughter yeah bro niggas always got some weird set up bro like in my oh left bro let's be out there you know fucking jimpanzee setups man like come on bro what's going out here man what the fuck then they get dick's like yeah it's not cousin cousin's daughter bro like

come on man black people man yeah no no i'm not you know niggas in your chat about to lose their minds oh this dick are racist oh i know i am cry harder bitches wait wait wait wait wait Chad I think it's about to go crazy I think it's a business thing Like for example I don't go out of you All right

So I give you two examples And chat y'all should tell me If I should do it Now granted I'm the guy who they say like You know At goes at women Which I'm like

I feel like I go at everybody But you know The women who don't watch me Only hear me go at women Because they only tune into women shit Fine There's two people who said They wanted to do a stream with me

One is Boston Ritchie's Ex-Girlfriend Which is Tatiana Chanel I told her at first, and I said it on stream, and we did talk about it afterwards. I said, listen, I know you and your boyfriend are going through some stuff. I know him.

I don't want to do a stream with you that maybe it could be seen or I could be used to make him look crazy. I don't have a problem with him, and he's done a free show for me. And like he's like, you know, we have a good, you know, report. So I don't want to be used in some toxic relationship. You're a stand-up guy, bro. Somebody else would have done it. Yeah, I think somebody else was trying to fuck her.

Like, she hit me up and she said, hey, that's not what I'm trying to do. You know, I'm trying to get in the streaming space and you're one of the people. And I say, you know, we could do a stream if it's, you know, like I don't want to do no Boston Ritchie type stream. Like if it's something to, well, it's supposed to reach I don't do. The second thing is there's another young woman.

She's really popular. Her name's like Jordan Lucas. And a lot of people, because I didn't know too much about her, they were like, yo, you should do a stream with her. And I said, well, why? They're like, well, she's known on TikTok. She's whatever. But they're like, she has a female fan base.

If you do a stream with her, they'll, her female fan base will start to warm up to you. Because there's a lot of dudes that watch me. So I'm like, okay, so this might be like some type of exchange. So that's what I'm thinking with all this like little sis stuff. Like, these guys can't be that horny to try to like little sis somebody on stream the fuck. Like, come on, bro. Look, I think they would, look, if the opportunity to present itself, they would do it. But what I'm saying is that, like, there's not enough value from the female side to justify a strictly platonic relationship.

And that's typically how it goes to streaming because I'm being honest here, bro. People might call me a hater, some dudes in your chest in. I hate women, whatever, only on Tuesdays. But the realities is that most women, right, are just not good when it comes to streaming. So they need to siphon off and siphon off fan base from male streamers because women aren't interesting enough to hold people's attention for long-form content on a stream. that's why they have to do dumb shit. They got to do gooner-bate material. You know, like this dumb-ass chick's in or whatever.

She said, oh, I'm a hater, blah, blah, blah. Bro, you're fucking useless. Like, if you weren't, like, you know, use a niggas, like, agent, big forehead retard agent. These other people, right? And you have these, like, set-ups. Isn't that her boyfriend? I don't know.

I don't know what the relationship shit is. But, like, she was siphoning, you know, she was like, you know. I've heard her name a bunch of time, I'm not too sure what she does. She posted some shit with her doing the sick of the mind thing, like put on some short shorts or whatever, trying to goon niggas like, like, yo, I see what these women are doing. I see these female streamers. I'm like, bro, I see what y'all are doing.

I know the game. You guys are useless. You're stupid. You don't offer value. So you guys have to constantly collab with male streamers that do to steal their audience. Because these female streamers, all they do is they collab with men, take their audience because a lot of these niggas goon. And then that's what it is. Whether it be Pokemon, Valky, all these girls.

Useless, bro. They're not interesting. Watch their shit for three minutes. It's like, what the fuck? This is retarded. What's going on here? Like, what's going on? Yo, again, if we're up to me, bro, if I became president, bro, I would literally, bro, we take a woman's rights away, bro.

That's how we save this country. We have to take women's rights away. There's some few, like, entertaining women's streamers. Come on, man. Who? Who? Why heard the drawing Lucas girl is really funny? I heard she's funny.

Like, like, outside of Candace Owens, I can't think of nobody else. And here's the thing with Candace Owens. Candace does it, uses no sexuality. She dresses conservatively. she uses her brain. 99% of female streamers can't do that shit. Ken is the only one that I can think of. Ken is the only one that I can think of that

uses her brain and like, you know, cover shit like covers shit properly. All these other women like sexualize themselves because they're stupid and they have to. Yo, let me ask you a question. Yeah. I think that nigga Bruce might have cop-blocked your rage.

Like you imagine if he did. He did. Yo, yo, now he can't have his arm around her no more. He can't just fall asleep on her on some little ciss shit. You can't do it. Bruce, that was a crazy cop block play you just did gang.

Like, yo, yo, like everybody knows. You know that one guy he's like trying to like turtle his way to the pussy. He's been taking five years. Yo, don't be the guy who blows up his spot. You were, you blew up three years of work. What is you? What are you doing?

That's what I'm trying to tell you. Like, yo, he definitely blew up his position, man. Yeah, that's crazy. Yo, Bruce, I fuck with you, but you're crazy. You wild for that. And I already think, you know, um, What's the name? We'll do that.

But but still, bro, like, come on, Bruce. Like, Bruce. Game is game, man. Yeah, he definitely, he definitely, you know, blew up his spot or whatever. But, yeah, like, with the whole your race thing, like, come on, bro. Like, we're now stupid, man. We know women don't provide that much value in a platonic situation. You're giving her way more value in the-

Do you know, wait? You don't like your rage? Look, I don't have a problem with him. I think he's kind of, look, I don't. He's a progressive, bro. And progressives always piss me off, right? Like, he's a liberal. He did some shit with Hassan, whatever.

You know, he said some shit about, like, me being racist or whatever before. Like, I just don't like these progressive niggas that, like, you know, if you're over here calling niggas racist, bro, you're a bitch. I'm sorry. Like, everybody is racist to a degree. Like, this whole concept of like, you're racist, you're anti-sabetic, blah, blah. Wait, wait, he did you before? Was that? Your rage dissed you before?

Yeah, he made some kind of comment before about, like me being a racist or some shit like that. You and got to get on the call, man. You even got to get on. He's a funny guy. He's a guy. I don't have issue with him. I don't have issue with him. But I just saw the shit with Bruce drop off

And I was like, bro, like this is... Yo, Bruce, you fucked up for that. You, Bruce is fucked up for that. No, that was funny, though. He was telling the truth, bro. Yeah, but you were fucking him with that nigga's pussy, bro. Like, you know what's up with you, bro? Like, stop the cop blocking.

Like, you know how much... Yo, you know how much shit I don't bought her as little sis and now you fucked it up? I can't really... I can't cash out. Like, get the fuck out. Yo, Bruce, mind your fucking business, nigga. Now he's got to try to try.

transition to whatever her friends or some shit and put it in work again like yeah it sucks but but you know but he's ain't he's not fool of none of us bro like that you know because here's other thing too with these guys like right they got to be they got to be like pro woman right that's the other thing too like they got to be pro women they can't like no no your raise give it up your words give it up like he from what i see he's not that woke no man he's kind of woke bro he's kind of woke man like he's very woke bro yeah yo your race used to be like a like a fucking meme page bro repostate like that nigga he did a collab with Hassan Piker.

If you're doing a collab with Hassan Piker, you're a fucking leftist, bro. Yo, did you see what Hassan said about me? I did. I don't know why I called you an op. That's weird. Bro, we had such a respectful conversation. I try to rope you in that you could, you know,

be a little bit more informed on certain things. I thought it was cool. Like, you know, it's, I hate the fact. This only thing I hated about him saying I was an op. It's like, okay, if we have a political disagreement, I never called him out of his name. Actually, I can't even name off Rip, maybe like 10 things I disagree with him on

just in, you know, in the world and, like, politics. But he's one of the people that think that anyone who doesn't think like him is an op. And I'm like, that's the dangerous shit that actually makes people feel like they got to hurt people. Because he could just be like, yeah, me and act, like, you know, I talked to him for a little bit, like, yeah, that guy has different opinions than me.

And I would have been cool with it. But he labeled it like, Like, I'm his up. Like, I'm like, huh? Well, here's the thing about progressives, man. Like, the thing with them is, like, if you don't agree with them, like, they dehumanize you, right? They call you a Nazi, a racist, a bigot, blah, blah. And they say that, right, where first they dehumanize you.

Then once they dehumanize you, then they're like, all right, it's okay to enact violence against this guy. They did the same thing with Charlie Kirk. That's why, like, the TikTok trend right now, they think it's funny that Charlie got shot almost a year later, right? Really? So, yeah, bro, like, there's a whole TikTok trend where, like, they're doing like a trade, Like people will be like in some clothes. Like it's mostly girls. They'll be in some clothes.

And then they'll do a transition and it'll be like the sound effect when Charlie got shot. And I think that's just funny. Like the left is totally cool of political violence. They're totally cool with it and they accept it. And I kind of analyze this. Wait, wait. Hold on. Wait.

Are they totally cool with it or they just don't seem to have a problem? They're not actively like promoting that type of stuff, right? No, bro. They're act. Look, they do. They do. Like they might not do it like overtly on. on certain platforms or whatever,

but they're totally cool with that. I'll explain why. If you look at it, right? It's in the word. Conservatives, we're here to conserve. Right? We're here to conserve what's going on. Progressives are to progress.

Every revolution to progress in general typically has to do with what? Violence. So leftists in general on progressives understand that to get their political ideology across, they typically have to protest. This is why they're way more likely to go out and protest than conservatives are.

They were more likely to do demonstrations, do sit-ins, et cetera, and they're more likely also to enact violence to push their political ideology. This is why, like, when Charlie got shot, they were all celebrating on TikTok. They think it's cool, right? They think it's funny. When Donald Trump got almost assassinated like three times, they think it's cool, right? On the conservative side, like, you know, we're not over here cheering for progressives to get killed or shot, like, because, like, we're like, what the hell's going on here? On their side, they openly cheer for that shit, and they think it's cool. Yeah, hey, and I've said this, you know, I responded to him.

but, um, Hassan, check this out, man. He said, we kill Rick Scott. Like, he literally said on Twitter, oh, yeah, you kill Rick Scott, right? He's advocated for violence against people before. But the reason why he gets away with it is because he's a progressive. When you're a progressive, bro, you can say all kinds of shit. This is why he still hasn't got canceled despite the fact that he talks shit about Jews, too. Like, someone that talks shit about them boys, right?

If you're a conservative, you're going to get banned. But if you're a progressive using, like, the whole free Palestine moniker or banner, right? And then, like, you know, using that to shield yourself, you're not going to get banned, which is what they do. Ah, yeah, Hassan, man, listen, you know, I think politics should be able to be debated in a public square without thinking that maybe someone who has a difference of opinion, even if you feel like you've rationalized it or you've debated it and provided so many facts that, you know, you think someone would agree with you. if someone disagree with you, that's not your mortal enemy. But here's the problem, bro. They don't want to debate because, like, when I go on these college campuses, like, and I actually talk to these libtards, these idiots, right,

these progressives, whether it's me debating, you know, you know, critical race there being a scam, is it systemic racism being a scam, or, you know, Jewish influence of America or, you know, women in male dynamics, whatever. Like, they don't, they look at it like, oh, you're a Nazi, you don't deserve to live, right? Like, that's how they look at it,

because they understand that they're, political ideology can't actually stand up to real scrutiny. So they don't like to debate. Progressives don't like to debate. They like to call you a name and then get you canceled. This is why if you look at like cancel culture, right? Think about it. Censorship was way worse when Biden was on office.

Cenship was way worse anytime a Democrat said because they know they can't actually debate their ideologies. They have to sit there and call you a Nazi then get you censored. That's what they always do. That's always been their status quo. You know, and that's just what it is. And like someone like Hassan, he would never do a debate against me. He would never do it because he knows that he's.

He doesn't have the truth on his side, and he doesn't do debates. A lot of these big progressives don't do debates for that purpose. Actually, we talked to us for you. So you would do a debate versus him, right? Yeah, I'd kill him, but he won't do it. He's going to say some bullshit like, oh, Maron has no emotion, even though I kept Kamala Harris out of office and she admitted in her book. But he'll never admit that, right? So, like, or he won't want to do that.

Dean Whithers is supposed to do a debate with me. He chicken out last second because they know what time it is. They know they don't have the truth on their side when they actually deal with someone on the right wing that knows what they're going to say and actually has a truth on their side. When you're a conservative bro, we tend to deal with reality, right? Like, we tend to deal with biological realities, like what's here observed. They deal in like this, they deal like in fantasy land. Like, it should be this way. Like communism does work.

Yeah, socialism. Yeah, let's just give everybody handouts. Like they don't understand like communism sounds great on paper, but it doesn't work in practice. You know what I mean? Like stuff like that. Yeah. Or that women are not equal to men at all. Like the biggest thing they get mad at me, you're a misogynist.

No, I'm a realist. Like women, quite literally, don't run society. They don't build society, and they shouldn't have any type of real power in society. And if you look at Western Europe, for example, right? Why is Western Europe getting destroyed by immigration, by open borders, et cetera? Because women have positions of power and representation all across these Western countries, and they're getting cooked. You look at Canada, getting cooked because there's overfemale representation in politics.

Anytime there's overrepresentation in female politics, you run into problems because women don't govern with the same level of rationale and stoicism that men do. They tend to appeal to emotion. And there's nothing wrong with that. They're very sympathetic. But that leads to issues when you look at governing a society. Like that girl, Irene Azaroska, the Ukrainian woman that got killed, stabbed in the neck. That dude was let out by a progressive female judge that felt sorry for him even though he went to jail all those times.

Because that's what they do. They have a lot of sympathy. And that's fine. None wrong with that. But you can't have these people in positions of power because then the society suffers. Okay. Let's take us quick side step a bit. Yeah, sure.

And I'm going to cover this in depth, but I do want to get Myers-Zapain on this. So I'm hoping he's familiar with the topic. Stefan Dix. Okay. Okay. Stefan Diggs had five holes employed working for him. He's dicking them all down. And at the end of the year, he gave all them bitches a 1099.

I thought that was a cold piece of work. However, it appeared that it was troubling paradise because even though he was paying them money to work for him from some bullshit jobs, like imagine, like the chef literally testified she sucked his dick, licked his ass, got fucked in the ass multiple times before she ever picked up a fucking skillet. You know what I mean? She said she got hired based on nothing to do with cooking, right?

Yeah. So it comes to this part where a lot of people feel like the reason why he was in a criminal trial is that he did the cardinal sin. He mixed his personal life with work. And ultimately why she claimed, you know, they had a problem is that she felt like she didn't get paid all the money she deserved. And then supposedly while they were on good terms, he promised her, he said, hey, I'm going to invest in your business.

after she fell out with him, she still wanted him to invest. And that's why she wanted to file criminal charges, and then he almost had to settle. What's your thoughts on dudes got a lot of money? You put all your girls on payroll. It can be dangerous to some degree. It definitely can be, you know, especially when you have multiple.

And this is the importance of like, you know, this is why I'm so transparent with women. I tell them, look, I'm going to have multiple girls. It is what it is like, you know, You can accept it or not. Because when you kind of like get a girl and you promise her, you create this premise of I'm going to be a monogamous to you and then you cheat on her or she finds out you cheat on her

and you don't keep up with your promise. What I realize is like women don't do well when they take L's. Like they don't do well like with like holding the L from a man. Like they're used to giving out the L's to men. So when a man gives a woman a L, it's like they got to get blood for that. Do you know the full story? So essentially, which I think this is a story as old as time.

the woman that's the chef she got this BBL, she probably think her shit is hidden. By the way, complete butterface, okay? She must be good of making butter beans because she definitely had a butterface. Right? So she don't look good. She's in her 40s, okay?

By the way, they also testified in court. She was trashed and cooking too. They said she was making him dried up hot dogs. She was like, yo, she said one time, she was like, yo, she left, she was like, what does chef make, dried up hot dogs? left it on the counter, no nothing.

So listen, she wasn't really good at that. Anyway, let me break the scenario down. He hires like kind of an assistant, doesn't call her an assistant. He's fucking her. Her name's Lindsay. She's a younger, more attractive girl than the chef. The chef feels entitled. Why?

The chef is the only worker that he's fucking, that's living in the house. So she gets to live in the house. Everybody else doesn't live in the house. What happens Other than his actual girlfriend, Cardi B, she's moving around like She's the Queen B, I'm the boss I live in the house

You other bitches, he might fuck you But you don't live in the house What happens is she wants to go to Miami Because she's done the greatest thing ever I call her a bottom bitch I'm gonna tell you what She befriends Cardi B Cardi B doesn't know she's getting cracked

Cardi B just thinks she's a Happy Go Lucky chef and she ignores you know cardi be used to work in a strip club so cardi B ignores the fact that I look at it and say if your chef has a BBO

red flag you know what I mean like red fucking flag like like you know what does that have to do with the fucking job you get what I'm saying so I say red flag but for whatever reason she becomes friends

with Cardi B she's fucking him she's friends with Cardi B The dude is going to Art Basel in Miami. You're in Miami. And apparently the other girl he's fucking, because this happens, we have multiple girls. When they realize you have a favorite, they bring you the secrets of the favorite.

Hey, did you know she's talking shit about you? Yo, Myron. Oh, that's your favorite girl? You know she told this other person that da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Makes you untrustworthy. So the other girl comes in and says, yo, your older girl, the chef that lives at your house,

she's been telling your baby mama about all the dick you've been slanging. So she tells the girl, you can't come with me to Art Basil. The girl had matching outfits ready to match with Cardi B. She thinks she's going to whatever. After she gets shut down from that, she gets extremely upset. Hey, I'm done working for you. You've been disrespecting me. Just pay me for the whole season.

I'll leave. you don't value me Stefan Diggs walks in the room allegedly gets some sentence and says bitch you know you ain't going nowhere she claims he puts hands on her she claims that it turns into a situation

here's where this is why he beat the case his birthday was coming up she still gave him a birthday gift after the ass whipping also she supposedly was either contemplating or was in the process of making a police report

She's seen it in a room because thank God for cameras. You've got to have cameras with these. She's over here dancing like throwing that BBL in a circle. Nothing of her demeanor shows that she was distressed. She was, you know, losing it. If anything, she looks happy. Case fucking dismissed. The agent there or the police officer or detective who investigated the case say, yeah,

I looked at all the evidence. We didn't see any bruising. Why the hell do they prosecute it? Why did they even take it to court? Because she gave a statement. So they had to do it. Yes, she gave a statement. It's a high profile case.

There was holes in the case. She deleted messages because she didn't want the press to know. Really, I don't know if you ever looked into AACP Rocky case. This is the same thing. Yeah. I'll give you a lowdown with an ASAP Rocky case and this case. Yeah, go ahead. basically, okay, say you're the celebrity, I'm not the celebrity, you do something to me.

And essentially, I'm telling you, I'm like, your, you're, like, you fucked up, should probably give me $100,000. You're like, man, fuck off. I'm not giving you $100,000. All right. Well, now I'm bringing in the police. Yep. Now the police is involved, and I still hitching. And I'm like, listen, you know this could go away.

You have a lot more to lose. I have nothing to lose, Myron. You should just give me the money or just make it whole. We're good. That's why Aesap Rocky beat his case. The guy literally said to a friend who actually betrayed him and gave the recording to Aesap Rocky, he said if Aesap Rocky got a lot to lose, if he just paid me the money, I'll switch my story.

Case dismissed. They play the fucking audio. He taped it. So whatever. Aesap must have paid this other guy. Like, yo, thank you for snitching on your friend. It's the same thing with this situation. This woman was not really down to prosecute Aesap.

but Stefan Dix. She was down to do whatever. She just wanted to pay out. Yeah, she just wanted to pay out. She said, you know what? Let me go ahead and I got nothing to lose. And here's the thing. Like, bro, this is the scary part.

Guys got to understand is this an ugly thing. A lot of times, guys, a woman can make an accusation and that could get you arrested. Like, just her making an accusation probable cause with no corroborating evidence, bro. With zero corroborating evidence. You might even have exculpatory evidence and you can still get arrested, bro, for that bullshit.

Or like they'll open a case and if it's high profile, they might even make the arrest just so they can get a little bit of clout or that they don't have to deal with like, oh, we don't want allegations that this person has money or has some status and that's the reason why we don't prosecute you. So a lot of times the police and the attorney's office will prosecute you and arrest you just so they could go ahead and defer to the to the jury to be like, yeah, there's nothing here or or let the litigation process itself like just take an out. Because, like, they look at it like, yo, you know what? We don't want to deal with the headaches. This is someone's famous. We don't want to be looked at like we're like paid off or whatever and they'll do it. But like the scary part for people is like, guys, you need to understand, bro. A woman can make an accusation, bro, just because she's pissed off and you could go to jail off that shit.

And it's absolutely nuts with no corroborating evidence. So I believe. So he beat the case as a criminal case. Some people think it's civil. She was also seeking some civil stuff. I don't know if she actually did file a civil case. That hasn't seen the light of date, but she did obviously request money. And supposedly she claims at least she said I don't understand he offered her $100,000.

The whole thing with this is that this is a police department. It's a- Who speedy did it? Denim, deadened or something like, it's from Massachusetts. Oh, that of Massachusetts, yeah, I know that is. Yeah. Suburb of Boston. They had to file this case, I'll tell you why.

Because remember, the cop gets on the stand. They got nothing to do over there. Yo, the cop got on the stand and said, we didn't have much evidence. The thing is that she made the statement. And once it got public, TMZ is picking it up. And TMZ picked it up. They linked the NFL to it. So now they were going to look at, they were going to be looked at as, oh,

You know, you're the police department who's kind of sweeping us under the rug because this is a famous football player from your state. Yep. In that case, and here's the thing with the state that people need to understand. The state has no problem with losing cases. They're not the feds, bro. Like, they have no problem with cases getting dismissed, them looking crazy. Like, they would rather, and this happens a lot if you look at like a lot of these police shootings. Like, especially if it's like a race thing where it's like a white cop and a black person.

like they'll bring the case even if it's a clean shoot because they don't want to deal with the backlash and the media scrutiny and the frenzy. So they'll bring the case, they'll prosecute the case,

they don't care about losing it, the district attorney's office doesn't care about losing it, the detective doesn't care about losing it. They'll just go and they'll deal with it so they can like kind of push the buck. So the detective is like, all right, I'm going to do the case

and I'm going to push it to the state attorney's office and then they can decline. State attorney's office gets it like, oh, we got to prosecute. It's in the news now. They prosecute. They indict.

After they indict, then they're like, all right, ahead of take this thing to trial or if it gets destroyed in a preliminary hearing or it doesn't even make it to, you know, indictment or whatever we do a probable cause of arrest. So they will just do it a lot of times just to absolve themselves of the responsibility

of the investigation. Hey, what you're mentioning is the passing the buck thing. By the way, I think I told you this personally. But also, I think I said this publicly before. Remember all, you know, they try to bring up like whatever about some girl

who accused me or whatever. there is no case. The police looked at, I handed over security footage. I got everything taped. They literally told me this. This is what they literally told me. They told me my lawyer is this.

There's nothing there. We can charge him. He's done nothing. However, this is before it went public. Before it went public, I guarantee. They said this to my lawyer. They said, if later, they said, academics is a high, whatever.

They said if later on the media finds out about this because nobody knew about it then. We don't want them to say we gave academics preferential treatment by saying we're not going to prosecute them because there's nothing to prosecute. We're going to put it in front of grand jury. I had a whole meeting with my lawyers about this. Yeah. They literally said we. So how it works where I live, say for sexual assault, if they look at the evidence and they have a panel. So the panel will say, um, it's, they,

this is law enforcement. They would kind of almost say, all right, we're going to, we're going to file charges, right? Because we do know these types of charges to ruin people's life. Yeah. Their panel says,

this is law enforcement. There's nothing there on act. There's nothing there. However, because I'm me, they said, we're not going to tell a victim that we're not prosecuting,

some high profile guy, that later on, they go do an interview, later on, TMZ comes with some shit, and it says, and everyone's looking at us like, why didn't you prosecute academics? So you know what they did?

They convened a grand jury by the grace of God and thank God. The grand jury said the same thing, but you know what? Yeah. They could blame the grand jury. They could say, exactly. So when people say, well, why didn't child indicting academics? It wasn't our thing. The grand jury did it.

It was people of his, it was his peers and half of the people, half of the people wouldn't vote that he should be indicted. Yeah. And that's what they'll always do. And here's the thing, Act. And so this is what happened. The police department, they were like, all right, we don't want to deal with this shit. Yeah.

They passed the state attorney's office. State attorney's like, we don't want to deal with this shit. We're going to convene a grand jury. And then the grand jury got it. They knew it was bullshit the whole time. But they brought it. And then the grand jury's like, we're not going to pass a true bill on this. This is a retarded.

Why are you wasting our time? But they don't realize like the state attorney's office and the police department is doing that to what we call the government, CYA. Cover your ass. Yep. Yep. If TMZ, any of these dudes to pick up the story? jury. We convened a grand jury. We went ahead and did we did our part. Exactly.

And that's crazy that they convene a grand jury because let me tell you some, bro. If you weren't you, they would have been like, bro, what the fuck? They would have asked her some more. They would have brought her in for another interview. Are you sure? Blah, blah, blah, blah. But since it's you, they're like, okay, let's push it.

They told my lawyer, listen, this is the, I don't want to, you know, kind of air out because there is a head prosecutor and like the assistant or the deputy. But But it went to the point where they're like, they told me because, so right around that time, people had tried to break in my house. And I remember the detective kept coming over and it was like, hey, that other thing,

it was like, have they told you like, you're all good? And I'm like, they haven't told me nothing. And I was like, they, they'll be detective. I was like, yeah, so the detective told me it was like, yo, bro, you're good for it. But there's a lot of, there's a lot of shit going on with it because you're you. Everyone wants to cross their T's, dot their eyes, because they want to make sure that later on nobody could say, oh, a police department gave academic some type of privilege. And at that point, I was just like, yo, what the fuck? But like, you know, it turned out okay.

But you get to realize that's how law enforcement works, right? Like, you want to pass the book. You know what I mean? It's like, you know, you've been a, well, you know, if we bring it on the Fed level, yeah, you write a criminal complaint. if that shit is complete bullshit, it's all on you. But once you get an indictment, by a grand jury, it's like, okay, we're good, right? Like, I'm pretty sure AUSA if it's like, okay, this is just signed by Myron Gaines. They're like, all right, cool, like.

Well, here's the thing with the Feds, bro. AUSA is not even going to, you're not even going to, you're not even going to bother to drop up a criminal complaint unless the AUSA tells you to do it. Like the feds, I was explaining this earlier on my stream because I don't know if you saw, there's a big drug bust in L.A. going on right now. Really? But what? Huge.

Yeah. Like hundreds of agents Like MacArthur Parkway Operation MacArthur is what it's called McCarthy Park? I've heard about it. That's where Wack 100 be over there banging like throwing up all them signs. Yeah, bro. The DEA just hit that shit.

They're getting fettinol off. They arrested like 16, 20 people. Yeah, bro. It's breaking news all over the place. Literally like an hour or two ago. I was talking about it. With the DEA. Your free whack. Hopefully none happened. No, he didn't pick him up. I saw who they arrested. It was all a bunch of like The two main people were Hispanics.

A chicken or her boyfriend. But it wasn't like gang shows. It was a drug case. But yeah, like the feds, bro, a lot of people don't notice. They have, they don't have that much power to actually like bring cases forward. Like when I mean the federal agents, it's the AUSA's office that runs everything, bro. They run everything because they have the luxury of taking cases that they want that they think are sexy and then the luxury of not taking cases. And this kind of what sucks with the state.

A lot of times they'll get some bullshit-ass cases and they have to take it or deal with it anyway because of, you know, know, they deal with everything. So a prosecutor might have a DUI on one side, a murder on another side, an arm robbery over here. So a lot of them are overworked. So they can't work every case in the same level of like, you know, sophistication and, you know, serious intent as like an AUSA can. An AUSA can, like, work a case for five, ten years and be cool with it.

Like, a prosecutor is not. So you're not going to do anything as a federal agent, like especially following any type of paperwork like at the legal level, like a criminal complaint or anything. Most agents don't even write their criminal complaints. I want to be honest with you. it's the AUSA that writes it. I wrote my own criminal complaints because I came from the southwest border and that was what we did because it was so busy.

But most federal agents don't even write their own search warrants or their affidavits in general. It's the prosecutor that writes at all. Hey, I want to bring this up and chat. Remember, so we are going to get back to Stefan Diggs stuff later. You know, we'll do breakdown and we'll get that. Whatever you want to chat about. But while Myron's here, I want to give him like, you know,

we could get some quick shoots at him. Hey, I want you to put on your law enforcement hat here. Sure. Not your political hat. You have a lot of hats. I'll put the cop hat on. Okay. Sure.

So there's a guy who just responded to me, and I reacted some videos of his, and I reacted on kick. We're talking about Chud the Builder. He's out of Nashville, Tennessee. We're actually he's in Nashville, Tennessee. He's from Clarksville, Tennessee. and I'll give the shtick about him. Basically, he kind of like,

Yeah, he goes up to people. He says, hey, listen, he believes in freedom of speech, but then he'll, he kind of goes, kind of almost like, you know, a little bit antagonizing, and he'll say that N-Worth is in third. Now, wherever people fall on that is whatever, but what I've seen with that is that it's, it's borderline really antagonistic.

and I responded to it and I said, listen, you know what? What's going to happen here is because there's something about how he's doing it. It's not just the word, right? You know, like there's some people who actually believe that the word should not be. Okay, that's not what we're arguing. It's the way he's doing it. Some people, well, not some people. Most people feel like it's really antagonizing.

Anyway, that's not even the conversation. He responded to a video that I said, I said, what's going to happen is this. You've gotten so many people in the blog. black community feeling away, right, about how you operate, that even if someone swings on you and assaults you, when that person gets out, he's going to have like $100,000 on a go-fund me. And I don't know if that's worth it because it's not that you're picking bad actors and most people will be able to agree with you like on how you're acting. It feels like you're the antagonist and that's where you're going to lose people.

Anyway, he responded to me on Twitter and he said, by you saying that people are going to attack me for whatever and maybe they could get a go fund me, you're encouraging someone getting shot in the face. And, you know, I'm going to respond to him fully tonight, but like, I was really shocked that his interpretation of how self-thensual, defense works is that he could go around and even, yes, free speech, but if you're antagonizing people, let's say someone punches you, you as a law enforcement officer, that's why I said put your law enforcement hat on. Okay, say you're going around, you're saying, you're saying

N-word, you're saying people are chimping out. Someone punches you straight in the face. Yeah, you have a weapon or you. You could shoot him. Nashville, Tennessee. Let me look, because different states are different. Some states have a standard of grounds law. like Florida does. I don't know if Tennessee is a duty to retreat. But hold on though. Stand your ground or not.

And okay, let's bring it. They saw you in public and they punched you. Mm-hmm. In the law enforcement realm, does that rise to the standard of using lethal force? So there's a lot of different factors

that come in when it comes to lethal force. So whenever it comes to lethal force, right, this is why it's so important to be able to articulate what's going on, right? So I'll give an example. If someone pulls out pepper spray on me, personally, me, Meyer-Gaines, right? Yeah.

I know I'm going to shoot them, and I'll tell you why. Can you? Legally, legally. We're talking. This is why I said copy. And I'm going to tell you why. Me, particularly, I'm going to tell you why. When I was in the academy, I was pepper sprayed.

So I didn't remember what it was like to be pepper sprayed, and I know that if I'm pepper sprayed, I'm cooked. For days, I couldn't see. I was burning for days, for days. even when I was showering, I couldn't get it out of my eyes. I was blurry. So I know personally that if someone tries to pepper spray me,

I will not be able to, I'm going to be incapacitated 1,000% for days. So now, so when I, you know, if I use lethal force, I'm able to articulate why, right? Because I know that if someone purpose sprays me, I'm cooked and I cannot defend myself. I'm incapacitated.

Now I'm, my life is in danger, right? Everyone is different, right? If a woman, right, let's say, I'll give you a perfect example. If someone punches a woman versus someone punches a man, right? Someone punches me versus someone punches a woman. A woman's going to be able to escalate the use of force ladder way faster than me

because she's going to argue, well, it's a man. He punched me and he almost knocked me out. I couldn't afford to take another punch. I grabbed my gun and I shot him. Now with me, right, let's say the person is like, you know, smaller than me or whatever and punches me. Like it's going to, can I articulate and be like, oh, yeah, I shot him because, you know, I felt like there was a danger to my life, whatever.

sure, but it's not going to be as strong as like a small woman saying, oh, I got punched. So the point I'm trying to make here is like use of force is almost always contingent upon the individual who is using the force. And then it's never based on 2020 hindsight. It's based on what are the facts known to that individual at the time that the use of force was done on them? This is why like if someone like pulls out a plastic gun and you shoot and kill them and then you find out to the fact that the gun was plastic, the shoot is still valid because at that time, you know, with all the rapidly evolving facts, you didn't know. you thought it was a gun and what would a reasonable person believe? And that's the most important thing.

What would a reasonable person believe given all the facts of circumstances? A reasonable person would believe, yo, it is a real gun and they shoot. Okay. So let me ask you again. Because this is the basis of like this conversation. What I think is going to happen with this Chud, the builder guy, is that someone is going to assault him. They're going to punch him. And it feels like he's been saying, if you attack me, I'm.

going to kill you. And that's, that is a legal conundrum that is almost, is being tabled and it's probably going to happen at a certain point. But I don't think legality falls in his lap in terms of him thinking that his actions would be protected, right? So let me ask you a question. If you go for a job, if you go for a job, right, somebody sees you. you're jogging whatever, you're jogging to a park.

They'd be like, you have your gun on you. They don't know. They see you. They'll be like, hey, ain't you the nigga from the Fresh and Fit podcast? You'd be like, yeah, what's up, man? And you keep jogging. They'll be like, man, didn't you say you don't fuck with whatever, whatever? And you're like, yeah, you keep.

And then they just sock you. Bang. Yep. Yep. Are you then allowed, you know, like, you're not like knocked out, but you're fucking startled. Are you then allowed to take your gun out and defend yourself? Or do you have to catch a squabble? It depends on the situation.

So like if he catches me off guard and he hits me and I didn't see him coming and I don't know what he has and I shoot him, that'll probably be a clean shoot depending on the situation. Because there's, the thing is man, every use of force situation is so different and then it's based on what was known to the individual at the time. Let's say it's nighttime.

It's early morning, right? I'm running. I could say like, and he hits me. Well, I can't see his hands. I don't know what happened. He just came up on me. It's nighttime, et cetera. That changes the pattern of facts significantly.

So, you know, was there anyone else with him? Was there someone else in another car? And they were saying some things. Did he say, I'm going to kill you? Did he say, I'm a knock you out, blah, blah, whatever. All of these different factors, like, and this is why Use of Force is so tricky because it depends on all the different multitude of factors that came in that led you to, you know, that used to force.

Some idiot in your chest said something about, oh, oh, pepper spray doesn't, you can't be met with lethal force. It absolutely can. Pull out pepper spray out a cop and see what happens, dumbass. Some niggas are stupid in your chat, bro. No offense. Like, pull out pepper spray on a cop and see what happens. You're going to get shot?

100%. Wait, wait. You believe law enforcement would use, they would shoot someone who was trying to pepper spray? Bro, if you pull out pepper spray on a cop, you're dead. I'm telling you right now, you're dead. Okay. You are going to get shot.

And I'll tell you why. Because every cop gets pepper sprayed in the academy and ask anyone in here that's law enforcement. Almost every police academy forces you to get pepper sprayed and and definitely tase, especially if you carry a taser. If you pull out pepper spray at a cop, you're going to get shot 100%.

Because people need to understand when it comes to police officers, they elevate to a level above the force that's being used against them. So if you go ahead and you like punch a cop or whatever, or you have like your hands, whatever, depending on the situation, they're going to pull out a taser, they're going to pull out a baton, they're going to use numbers. They're always going to make it where there's a saying,

you go home no matter what. That's what every single police department teaches you, this is what every federal agent teaches you, you go home now matter what you win every single fight if that means you beat his ass with the baton if that means you you taste them if that means you pepper spray him if it means it's 70 y'all niggas and you whip his ass you're gonna go home that's what they teach you that's why they're so aggressive if you ever show any type of force against them so if you try to squab love they're gonna tase or shoot you if you try to pull out a uh uh uh uh ohc you're 1,000 percent gonna get shot

that's why some people in your chat are retarded i know offense somebody out niggas are stupid It needs you just shut up. If you pull out pepper spray, you're going to get shot by the police. 100%. So I was thinking that maybe you would probably get shot because a police officer has lethal weapons on their person. And if they become incapacitated, you could probably use those weapons to not only kill them, but kill other people. So they need to, number one, when you pull out anything, make sure that they're still vigilant and still. within, you know, whatever.

So. Sure, sure. Because they have the right to be the aggressor. So I understand what you're, yes. That would be my thought. Yeah, yeah, because they have the right to be the aggressor. But also, well, as a private civilian, if you got a gun on you and someone knocks you out, you can also articulate that you're incapacitated they can take your gun from you and kill you.

Same situation. The only thing with the cops is cops have no duty to retreat. That's the big one. Like, police have absolutely no duty to retreat. So, like, when I was debating the Renee Good one and Alex Pretty shit, it bro like, yo, they don't have to do that, blah, blah. Police have zero duty to retreat at all. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Could you give us a little bit?

Is that the person that ICE killed? Yeah, those are the two ice ones. And I debated this on college campuses too. And they got all mad and shit like that. And, but I was trying to explain to them, like, when it comes to police, please get an extra layer of protection because they have no duty to retreat when they're in, if they're conducting lawful enforcement. Because in order for them to conduct their job,

they can't retreat, right? Does that make sense? So, like, they have, they have to be the aggressor a lot of the times to take you into custody if they have, you know, probable cause or, you know, some type of legal basis to be dealing with you in the first place. So when it comes to Renee Good, right, that's the girl that he shot through the windshield, if you remember. Yeah, yeah. Like her, she was there obstructing them from, uh, from trying to get through. That's why she had her car in the street or whatever.

They were trying, they were doing an immigration enforcement operation. Yeah, yeah. She was there blocking them off. That was in Minnesota, right? That was, yeah, in Minneapolis. Exactly. And they told her, yo, move. She didn't want to move. They warned her twice. And then that's when they're like, all right, well, we're going to get you out. And then when they tried to arrest her because she had been committing a crime, 18 U.S.C.

101, which is assault or impeding a federal law enforcement officer, right? Then she drove the car towards him. He had every right to shoot her because it's like, yo, that's a deadly weapon. And they were lawfully there. And she was impeding them. And it is what is. It's a clean shoot. That's why he hasn't been indicted.

And I know a lot of progressives get mad about that shit. but police have absolutely zero duty to retreat when they're, you know, acting within the confinements of the authority. Mm. All right. He got shot. That was the guy that had the gun on his person, you know?

He was, you know, people got mad because the gun that discharged, it was actually, it got discharged because it had an accidental discharge and went off if you remember. And it wasn't even Alex Priddy that shot it. One of the border agents took the gun off of him, and then the gun went off. And then with the gun going off, they shot him and killed him.

People were like, oh my God, they're so bad. They need to go to jail. They need to go to jail. Like, he didn't even shoot the gun. That's irrelevant. What would a reasonable person think at the time? You're trying to take somebody down. You hear a gun, gun, gun, then you hear a gun and gun go off.

Yeah, they're going to shoot him, even though it was an accidental discharge because the people that shot him had a reasonable, a reasonable belief that it might have been the perpetrator that shot the gun because he was reaching like this the whole time. The guys that shot him, people forget this shit. When he got shot, Alex Prattie, he got shot from his left side. right? His gun was on his right-hand side. So the cops that were above him over here on the left-hand side, all they saw

was this, right? Now, again, they can't see, they know that he's the right-handed, and they heard gun-gun-gun-gun. So when they saw him doing this, even though the gun was off his person and they heard the gunshot, they shot him,

and that obviously, you know, it's a rapidly evolving event or whatever. That's why they were cleared. Wow, I didn't know that. I hope that makes sense. No, no, no, it is. It makes sense. Last thing I want to get it. at you, or not get at you, but present to you.

Whatever you want to talk about, bro. It's been a minute, so we got a lot to catch up on, man. No, no, no, no. Like, I have to, we got a dove back to this. They want me to watch a couple of Stefan Dix things. So I might have to call you a little bit later, but I want to ask you about one more thing. Yeah, man.

Did you see Ruby Rose recently? She said, I think it'll be super beneficial to society. if all the down low rappers and athletes came out, it's okay. And people say, how would that contribute to society? She said, well, a lot of men look up to and idolize them. So it would influence them to be open with their sexuality and not live a closet of life. Now, I want to add that on to, so in the whole, like, Megastalian Clay Thompson thing happened, I basically said, I said, listen, you know, I'm just going to call a spade of spade.

this woman has never been seen in the ranks of like since her career started as like a viable candidate for a relationship. She's been seen as a bop. She's a late night ting. Her nickname is double cup, two cups of henny. Everybody's hitting. Blueface called some head after she got shot. The baby was fucking her. We had Torrey Lanes.

He fucked her and her friend. Like this is like a chick who's like giving it up. Right. Yeah. So, you know, in my opinion, I was like, hey, listen, I'm not too sure why people are so upset or even shocked that this guy won't put a ring on her finger. If anything, this kind of just shows that at the end of the day, some of these things that you guys act like, because they were saluting this guy just like Russell Wilson, like, oh no, not every guy cares about a body count. No, she could be a whore, but she could still get a guy.

And when this kind of like came to fruition, they're like, oh, no, it matters. So I guess my question to you, because what they said to me was, you and other people who are criticizing Meg, y'all are gay. You know, you're homosexual. You want to fuck Clay. You know, blah, blah, blah. What do you think about Ruby Rose and the others basically saying that if a guy is questioning how, they're moving in certain type of ways it's homosexual.

So, all right, this is going to probably piss your audience off, but I'm going to say it. This is what black bitches do, bro. Black women are the biggest offenders of this. Now, do other groups of girls do this shit too? Sure. They definitely do. But I've noticed the biggest offenders of women that call men gay.

Wait, no, no, no. Wait, I got a thing. Chat, let's do a poll. We got to do a poll. We got to keep it even here. White women call dudes gay too. when they don't get their way, right? Is it a black girl thing? It's 100% of black girl thing, and I'll tell you why. So a white girl wouldn't necessarily call a guy gay if...

If she's ghetto. If she's urbanized, yeah. If she's ghetto, yeah. Like, the ghetto bitches do it. Like, and here's the thing, white, black girls that aren't ghetto, right? Won't do that shit, but it's a ghetto girl thing. And it just so happens to be a lot of ghetto black chicks.

being honest here. So the reason why girls like Ruby Rose and them like that say, oh, all these dudes are gay or whatever, it's two things. Number one, they're mad because they're hoarse and they got exposed to being worse. So their only fight back, really, is to challenge the guy and be like, oh, well, y'all niggas are all down low and gay. Now, here's the thing with women that I always kind of laugh at. Women only call you gay when they know you're not gay. And I was literally talking about this, what India loves a whore ass yesterday, right? because she was trying to say

oh yeah all these like toxic of the masculine masculine men they're all gay blah blah Have you ever talked to India love? No I never have I never have but she probably wouldn't want to talk to me because I'd say that she's a dumb thought too No no yeah yeah we gotta get another like debate going on Me and you and like India loves like remember we did with Britney Renner

Sure sure I'd be happy I'd be happy to debate any of these thoughts I mean I am the I've you know here's the thing you think you could go toe to toe to India love and intellectually. She could go with me intellectually, bro. This chick didn't even know what trajectory was, bro. She's retarded. She was over here talking about like men being gay.

But let me give you a perfect example of what I mean by this. Because I was literally talking about this yesterday. So girls like Ruby Rose, India love and such. Especially like these ratchet-ass fucking hip-hop wars. They like to call men gay. But here's the reality. The only reason they call these dudes gay is because they know they're not gay. And they know by calling them gay, they're not going to face any real backlash.

Because if you actually call a real gay guy gay, you're going to get canceled. You're going to get cooked. And there's a clip out where India level was some other chick and then went to a studio to get some studio time. This gay dude, Amy and it said, yo, y'all got an extra $150 because you guys are a minute late. And he was very flamboyant, very gay,

he was snapping at them and everything. She didn't say shit, right? She didn't say shit. She walked over to the thing, walked over to her car after. And she was like, oh, man. And she started talking shit after the fact. And she was like, yeah, oh, my God,

there's so much stuff I want to say. Oh, well, why did you? should call him gay. I know why you don't want you call him gay because he's actually gay. They will never actually call a real gay guy gay because they know that there's consequence to that. So the only people that they call gay are men that are not gay because they know it can get away with it. It's like a common tactic that ghetto girls use all the time, especially girls in like the fucking ghetto community. It just so it's mostly black chas. I'll be honest. It's mostly black chicks. Every time I get called gay, nine and ten times is my fucking black bitch.

But you're gay, nigga. I saw you in a bell with some white niggas. bro I've explained that a million times white niggas do gay shit they fucking break I was in a I was on a rowing team I was a divisional athlete back in the day niggas broke into the hotel room and woke my ass up early morning practice because I would never wake up and that's when the picture was taken but obviously context doesn't matter for these hoes everything is gay to them and the only reason they feel comfortable calling you gay in the first place is because they know that you're not because if you were actually gay they'll get canceled so anytime a chick a d-6 say you're gay I'm like all right bitch

like that's a cop out you're a whore you're coming up with a lie because you're mad that you got exposed for being a whore. So you're making up a nonsense, like, argument or a nonsense, uh, pejorative insult. Because when it really rubber meets the road, like that clip, I don't send it to you, actually, you know what I'm talking about. When the road meets the road and they meet a real gay person, they don't say shit, they shut the fuck up.

Also, gay niggas will slap them. That's another thing. Real, gay niggas don't give women this, uh, they give them the accordion that they wanted. Like, they'll be like, what did you say, bitch? Bong and they'll slap them and cancel them after the fact. A gay duel fight a girl and nobody says done. It's crazy.

Yep. Yep. And they'll fuck them up too. So it's like, that's why bitches shut up when they talk to real gay diggers, bro. They don't say shit. Would you have Ruby Rose on your show or no? Sure, but she would never come on. She said that she's made a, she threatened me one time that she would like get me clapped or whatever, killed.

Really? She would never come on. But hey, if she wants to talk, we can. But yeah, she's, I mean, she's cooked, bro. I mean, like, these, these OF girls, like, I'd be happy to talk to any of them. Like, I would just tell them like, yo, you're used goods. Like, you know, just get a regular guy. be happy with him and you don't deserve a higher status nigga bro i'm sorry like make sense

all right my uh always good chat with you yeah i'm i'm gonna go watch this uh stephan diggs bs and um watch this watch this watch this fucking chef who supposedly is going to go from saying that she doesn't care about money but saying that she was thinking about the hundred thousand he he offered and her team came back with offer one and five million crazy And I'll say this real quick before I go, just with the whole self-defense thing and the shooting. Like, it's really tough, man, to deal with, like, you know, use of force and, you know, a deadly force or whatever. Like, every case is super contingent upon all the intimate facts that are in there. So it's very hard to predict, you know, what case will be, you know, justified use of force versus another one because all these different factors are super important when it comes to the use of force.

So that's what I would say is, like, my final answer on that one. It really depends, Brian. I wish I could give you a more concrete answer, but use of force is so complex based on the scenarios that were happening during that situation. And the individual that utilizes the use of force, what they knew at the time. 100%. Myron, thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. I'll be in Miami soon, hopefully, and we'll get some shows in live. But thank you always for calling in. I like our back and forth. I think people like it, too. No, no, no. They enjoyed it, bro. I see that the, you know, the,

viewership went up on your side. The chat is engaged. I know some of them are pissed off at me and they hate me or whatever. But hey, man, chat niggas, hey, you got to accept it, bro. At least I keep it real. I'm an open racist. Hey, hey, listen. What I do think they like, they like the combativeness, you know?

Sure. So I think they'll be capping. Marian, thank you so much, man. Listen. So it's great. I'm pretty sure we're going to have to tap in with you to figure out what's going on. Because, by the way, chat, maybe tomorrow, we got to do like a, a geopolitical what's going on in the world shit.

Sure. We probably gonna... I didn't get a chance to cover push icy with you. That shit is crazy, bro. Well, you know, I think so, wait, how much, how much have you like... Bro, I'm chilling on stream. You could do your stuff on things.

I'm gonna be on for a bit, so just you can hit me after. Okay, okay, but how much... Do you think what your people hit me up after? I'm here. Okay, I will, but how much do you know about the case so far? Pretty, pretty well deep in it. Yeah, I read the documents, everything.

And we'll leave this. This is a teaser, but I did say this on Vlad. I think 45, 50% he beats it. What do you think in terms of odds right now? I'm not going to say that high. I will say that there's some holes in the Fed case. At least we'll put out. We're going to trial and it's only a bunch of eye.

The eyewitnesses are Gucci man and another decorated criminal. and one white guy cameraman who you could probably pay off, I'll take my chances. Yeah, you could, but remember he's a victim, bro. So even though he's a criminal, like he's going to have a lot of credibility because he's a victim. And then also, it's not in his best interest to be a witness. So that actually gives him more credibility even though he's a crook.

Yeah, we can chop it up about it more. We could really go deep. But no, do you step on things, and then just text me. And if I'm still on stream, bro, we'll chop it up. If now we can do it tomorrow. Yeah. Chat, if you guys don't know, Maron Gaines, he's always true. By the way, one thing I don't think people give you credit for,

this is one of the most canceled people online. He works harder than everybody else. Listen, Chad, you know what I said about the hip-hop list? They gave me the number one as the best media personality. And I said, I said, and no, congratulations for that, by the way, bro. No, thank you. And you know what I said?

I've been saying it for years. I've been saying, yo, you're number one for a minute. it's not just, well, I am biased because you're my friend. But I've been saying for a minute, fuck everybody else. Academic is number one. Academics is 100% number one. But here's the thing. Like, you know, I feel like I could pop my shit to them.

I'm like, hey, nobody should even be mad. I work hard to all you anyway. You're one of the people where, you know, I'll be like going, I'm like, this motherfucker is always live. You? How many hours did you stream last month? Do you know? Well, just Mara Gaines X, like 156.

No, no, no. I'm talking about all the rest of it. because you're running like five different situations. Yeah, probably around like 200 or something like that. Damn. Around 200 last month. With between this and fresh and fit, yeah. Hey, for no matter what they say about you,

when you outwork those fuckers, they can't say shit, bro. Yeah, I appreciate that, bro. I appreciate that. Thank you very much, man. But let me hit me up on the other stuff. I think the push-s-sides conversation will be fucking fantastic. Well, well, I'm glad you're versed on it because I think we can have a really good debate. I said it on Vlad.

Nerd too, bro. That's another one we got to keep up the way we got to talk about. And also the David one too. I've been keeping up with all that shit. Oh, really? Chop it up in all of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a lot to discuss from both of those. Yeah. Crazy. The Dirk thing is, we got to figure out who's cooperating.

There's this guy who just got out. He's like, yo, here's my address. You guys got a problem. Come kill me. And I'm like, it's no way he's a cooperator. Like, no way. He's got to be trolling. Right, right? They got more. And then also keep in mind, bro, they got a lot of, like, strong evidence that stands on its own with, like,

the credit cards, the people being there, the hotel reservations, all that shit, man. And that's why the trial, I know he's going to go to trial. That trial is going to be crazy. We need to go. Okay. Last thing, again, we got to talk about all these things. These are probably our long conversation. I'm up on all these cases, bro.

So, like, yeah, let me know. David, what's your percentage on? he could possibly beat this or you're like cooked. I'd say like 90% chance he's cooked, bro. Why? It's very bad. Some of the most incriminating evidence, bro, the finger being cut off that ties him like,

because you can make the argument, yo, maybe he didn't kill her, bro. Maybe he didn't kill her. Bro, the fact that her finger was cut off to conceal the tattoo, the matching tattoo, that's pretty profound. The footage, right?

Obviously the fact that she was in his Tesla registered. his name, the fact that she was a minor and that he had a very, because that's why they're going to get him a murder one, by the way. The motive is huge for murder one. Because like for people that don't know, murder two or murder one, typically the thing that like separates it to is premeditation. Premeditation is like the main dividing factor when it comes to, you know, capital murder first degree versus second degree. And in his case, he had a lot to lose. That's why they're saying financial gain, even though it's not really, it's more about financial preservation, because her being a minor, potentially being pregnant.

Obviously the vicious way how he got rid of the body, lack of regard, her being a minor, all that stuff. And then the fact that, like, he had his album coming out

two or three days after the murder, like, that sets the motive, like, perfectly. And then the thing that really fucks him up, like, I think that,

like, is almost like, like the fingerprint almost, is the fact that they took care to remove that tattoo. Because that's what ties him. And let me ask you a question. Again,

we're going to just leave this as a cliffhanger in full. totality, but you're a law enforcement agent. You know how dumb criminals get caught. I felt there was a moment that he probably thought he was outsparring the average bear. Where do you think he went wrong or if he was trying to like remain out of the winds? What did he do wrong here?

Let's not spell it fully out, but give me two things you're like, dude, You fucked up. Where? Yeah. So number one, having all the CP on his phone, like all the, like, evidence of him being in a romantic relationship with her. That, that, because like people keep in mind, even if they don't get him on murder, and I want everybody to know this. Even if they don't get him on murder, he's cooked on the, on possession of child pornography and, you know, a relationship with a minor, right? Like, like, the feds can come in and take over the CP stuff if the murder case fails.

So that, they got them already. The CP stuff is cooked, right? That's just the foundation for the murder case is because he would get caught with the CP, which is why he had to get rid of her. And then arrogance, bro. Just straight arrogance. Like, it's very obvious that this guy was very cocky. He thought he couldn't be touched, which, you know, me and you've been around famous people.

We know how they move, how they think and how they behave. So just wild arrogance. And I could go into more detail when we have our conversation about, like, some of the things that, the mistake, like the clear telltell signs for me, like this dude is just being arrogant. But, yeah. Yeah, he went from getting two chainsaws, trying to, like, really conceal the body, he's cutting off the finger. And I don't know why he didn't, like, postpone his tour.

Like, he puts, the great idea was to put her body in the front of the Tesla in, like, a cadaver bag and, like, some trash bags and then just park it three streets over. That seems weird. Yeah, that's, like, foolish. And, look, because some people might say, because his defense is going to say, more than likely, he didn't kill her.

My thing, and I think, again, this is slept down piece of evidence that people haven't kind of picked up on. The thing that ties him to the body the highest in my, like just me just putting on my law enforcement hat, the fact that he took the extra step of removing the matching tattoo. That is very important. And not a lot of people are paying attention to that because his defense is going to say their argument is going to be, he didn't kill her. That's what their defense is going to say.

He didn't kill her. Yeah, maybe they had a romantic relationship. Maybe she was a minor. Fine. my client didn't kill her, and you guys can't prove that. That's what his defense is probably going to come in with the angle, I presume. Interesting. Marian, thank you.

Thank you so much. Hey, man. It's always great talking with you, bro. We'll chat it up about the other stuff. Let me know. I'll probably be on stream late. So if you're still on and you want to yap about the other stuff, the criminal stuff, let me know. All right.

Gotcha, brother. All right, bro. Peace. Peace. Later. Holy, chat. Holy. All right.

Okay. Wait, how do I want? I turn the camera off like that. Then I go here and I activate it here. Put this back over here. Wow. All right. Okay.

So let's get back to the trial with Stefan Dix. That was the verdict. Okay. I think this was it. Now that's day one. Wait, how long was the trial? So we got day one And where's day two?

Okay So these two women Are like really Well first of what they put they put um Shorty back on the stand Y'all got to hear some of the stuff she was saying So the first day like she kind of started getting exposed Check her out again

And by the way I ain't gonna lie to you I wanted to say this Yo Hey Cardi B Cardi B Cardi B Y'all could clip this Cardi B

yo, Cardi B, come to the front of the congregation. I got to be honest with you. Man, I've seen Cardi B at the goddamn Met Gala. Cardi B looked like, fuck the snack, fuck the meal, niggas. She looked like the whole pantry. Looking good, shaped amazing, so cute. And I only say that, I know she's my friend, but I do say that to say,

this tells you all you need to know about these niggies in general. if you have Cardi B worth over $300 million look fine as ever Look like the fuck the snack She looked like the snack, the dinner The appetizer, the dessert, all that in one Look at her And a nigger would rather cheat on her

With some butterbeam butterface chick With a BBL just because it's convenient Y'all chicks need to realize you're cooked You're cooked, I'm sorry to tell you You're cooked Like if put it like this You with the $300 million Queen

Look at her Look This is she coming And a nigga was still cheat With this A 45 year old End of the road Badly

Badly botched Type of chick It is what it is Chad I hate to tell y'all And this is why like You know I feel bad for women because a lot of them have the mentality that,

nah, like, y'all look so good like a nigga won't. Yo, Stefan Diggs, like, Stefan Diggs was down to put his dick wherever, man. It just is what it is. The nigga got Cardi B at home and cheated with this, dog. And I can't say I blame him. Why? Because us men do shit like that.

We will cheat on your ass with the most bummest chick. Yes, it just don't make sense. It's not for you to understand. Anyway, let's get into her testimony a little bit. She's sitting in this room right now? Yes. And she helped you prepare for your testimony in this case, right? She came to support me.

She came to the meeting with the Commonwealth's lawyer to help prepare you for your testimony in this case, correct? I don't know how to answer that question. You can't answer that question under oath, ma'am? No, she... You met with the prosecutor. last Thursday, right? With your lawyer, right? I was told to have a lawyer to, because you guys asked me to plead the fifth on some things.

So I was told, inscripted to have my lawyer come. So your testimony under oath is that the Commonwealth's attorney instructed you to bring your private lawyer? Or a lawyer that you guys offered a lawyer. So I brought a private lawyer. I'm sorry. When you say you guys, do you mean me, defense counsel for Mr. Diggs? Yes.

Is your testimony under oath that I had some role? in your preparation session with the district attorney's office to prepare you for your testimony in this case I was told that the defense said I needed to have a lawyer or they were going to provide a lawyer something in that context about pleading the fifth about messages so I brought my lawyer which was when I walked to the side of the judge yesterday your personal lawyers here today correct and workers calm. She's with the law firm of Boston Law.

That's a law firm here in Dorchester, Massachusetts. Damn, I think that was like college. Okay, it took a break. Hold on. Let's get back to them. I'm sorry. Responsible for answering questions. Okay.

So at one point, the judge has to like, you know, kind of scold her because she's constantly like answering questions and bringing up other shit. Like one time they're asking her something, she brings up her ex-boyfriend. and our past trauma to answer, and they're like, nobody asks you about your ex-boyfriend. You can't keep bringing up other stuff that has nothing to do with the case. Here we go.

If you don't understand a question, you can say that. And I'm sure counsel will rephrase. If you can't hear a question, tell them that as well. But courtrooms function, and especially trials, unfold in a question and answer for me. This is not an opportunity for you to interject your own narrative and evade responding to questions the court deems appropriate. And if you continue to do so, your entire testimony may be stricken.

Am I clear? Yes. On the jurors. So the judge says, hey, listen, you got to answer the questions. Yes or no. Don't bring it, bring in like, oh, well, the reason why I said this is because back in the day, somebody did that to me. Nobody cares. answer the questions as is

and if you keep adding additional info that has none of do with the questions or answering the questions we're going to strike your whole testimony yes she definitely thought this was an easy lick thought it was an easy lick chat jurors at this point I just want to be clear on one point all right

and it's the following you may not consider anything you heard that was stricken from the record When an answer is stricken from the record, it does not exist. And in determining what the facts are from this case, you're sworn to determine those facts solely and exclusively from the evidence presented. And you may not consider any answer that I have stricken. All right? Thank you.

You may proceed. Thank you, counsel. Ms. Adams Three weeks ago Your lawyer demanded $5.5 million from Stefan Dix, correct? Wow. Big news.

So three weeks ago, her lawyers asked Stefan Dix for $5.5 million. She even looked guilty. Look at her ass, man. That is client. Lawyer privilege. I cannot speak on that.

That's client lawyer privilege, huh? What the fuck? What do you tell my? You believe that your lawyer's communications to Stefan Diggs are covered by your attorney-client privilege, ma'am? They're getting there. Oh, attorney-client. So let me tell you how attorney-client privilege works. Attorney-client privilege works that what you say to your attorney, no one could ever force the attorney to repeat that or to tell the nature of the conversation.

However, you have to speak to the attorney without the presence of anyone else. How do I know? I have a dog bite case. I try to put my assistant on it to deal with the lawyer because it's just, you know, it's just a dog bite. It's just kind of like some standard shit. I had to go through a whole thing where they're like, you know, you lose attorney-clined privilege if your assistant is sitting in and listening to me or I have to talk to her. Ultimately, I decided not to, but yeah, that's kind of how it works. answer that question. I don't know the answer to that question.

You know that someone on your behalf has demanded $5.5 million from Stefan Diggs, don't you? I have a workers comp claim and I've explored all civil options.

Ma'am, I don't understand. Are you able to answer that question? No, I'm not. Your ass understand the question, man. Your ass trying to stick that nigga up, man. Stop it. You just not. trying to, like, why happened to your lawyer? Your lawyer supposed to object or something like that? You basically have been left out there with no type of legal representation.

That's why you're looking crazy. Restate the question, please. You know that someone on your behalf has demanded $5.5 million from Stefan Diggs. Do you know that, Ms. Adams? No. I don't know. I'm sorry, I don't know how to answer the question. I don't understand.

I have no further questions. You on. Yo, they just said no further question. You know why? Because she sound guilty already. Okay, remember. Your Honor, before we do that, you heard a sidebar.

Of course. Thank you. You take a sidebar. Is you high, bitch? Who the fuck gave, who the fuck give you money for your business? Who the fuck gotta give you money for your business? She's written text.

I don't gotta do a motherfucking thing. And you can get whoever you want, you got my address. Tell them to come take the money then. Fuck you talking about. I said bet. Pussy. I said pussy.

Show me on pussy. We'll do. That's it. In your experience as a personal chef, is it common practice that when chefs get sent away, they get paid for the week that they get sent away? Yes.

Because that's the only job I have. And I know on the prosecutor came out that you made a public statement where you said, I have never sought money to settle this case. When you said this case, was that referring to the criminal case? Yes. Thank you. No further questions. Go ahead.

That series of text messages that you just read, that was in response to you saying after you were fired by Mr. Diggs, you will be paying me out for the season. and the money, I'm sorry, and this is on page 113 of Exhibit 3, you will be paying me out for the season and the money you said you would give me for my business. Wasted my fucking time being here because you got a fucking circus going on, right?

Yes. So when he said he wouldn't be paying you, he was referring to your demand that after you leave your employment on December 2nd, he nonetheless continued to pay you $2,000, a week for the rest of the New England Patriots football season while you were not working for him right that's not how it goes you will be paying me out for the season right I was a contracted employee yes or no question ma'am I don't know

how I answered that and before you said that if you turn that just one page back to page 112 what mr. dig said to you that you were responding to was I'm a leave you be thank you for cooking for me for this season I appreciate you hate it even got to this that's what you were responding to when you told him he would be paying you out for the season right no it's a full other full context of those messages ma'am was the message that came from mr. diggs that preceded your demand that you be paid out for the season thank you for cooking for me this season I appreciate you I'm a leave you B

can you say that again oh my gosh on page 112 I'm a leave you be what was your question I'm not finished thank you for cooking for me for this season you can read along and correct me if I get it wrong I appreciate you hate it even got like this right that's what it says yes okay and you were really hoping that mr. Diggs would give you some money so you could open your own restaurant weren't you that was our agreement that was what you wanted him to give you right was an agreement ma'am is this a contract suit this is an assault that objection is sustained witness doesn't have to

Withdrawing, Your Honor. Thank you. There's no question in front of the way. You wanted him to pay you to open your own restaurant, right? I wanted to pay me past wages. Okay. Just one moment, Your Honor, please. She's getting uncomfortable, y'all. No for good questions, Your Honor.

Thank you. No, redirect, Your Honor. All right, thank you, ma'am. All right, so she gets off a stand. Now, the person I got some interest in stuff is this woman here, Chazelle. This woman, right? Watch your stuff. You're going to remain standing, please.

Please raise your right hand. You solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give you this hearing. Shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so how you go. Yes, I do. Let me sit us stand. Whatever you feel about it. Good morning. Good morning.

Could you please state your name for the record and spell your last name? Janelle Salas S-A-L-E-S. Where are you from? Marilyn. What do you do for a living, Miss Salas? for a living, Ms. Salas. I am the chief of staff to Mr. Diggs. You say Mr. Diggs. Is that Stefan Diggs? Correct. How long have you been Mr. Diggs's chief of staff? Since July 2023. What are your responsibilities? What do you do day to day as his chief of staff? I manage all the

moving parts. It also varies between during the season or off season, calendar management, vendor management and I'm pretty much the liaison between his marketing and in talent agency if I need to speak to finance anything that comes up with his agent anything personal family related sounds like quite a bit there okay you said it varies by whether it's in the off season or the surprise he not following or two so during the season the calendar is pretty much structured for about 20 weeks depending how long it goes from camp all the way until the end of the season. So there's a strict schedule day to day,

pretty much from 7 to 6 p.m. And then off season, it varies between training, traveling, and other business commitments. Okay. And so you've been saying season and off season, fair to say Mr. Diggs is a professional football player? Correct. And so that would be the football season? Correct.

Um, you said that, um, in the off season, I'm sorry, in the regular season, there is kind of schedules that you have to liaise with the team on, correct? Correct. Right. In the off season, it's more a schedule that you and Mr. Diggs can set them. Correct. Um, uh, when is the football season? What time of year?

Preseason, I would say July. So that's when we start preparing for camp. and then it starts the actual NFL preseason is August, and then the official NFL season begins in September. She knows her shit. And when does it end? If you go all the way through January and February. All right.

So December is during the NFL season? Regular season. Regular season. Um, uh, among the things I think you just mentioned that you have to kind of arrange is, is living arrangements, places to live? Correct. All right. And have you lived in different places or have it helped kind of secure housing over different places? Yes. And where have you, where's that been in the last few years? When I first started with him, it was between Buffalo, Houston, Miami, and then as of the last past season, a Dedham, Massachusetts. All right. How did that house in Dedham, Massachusetts come to be the place where Mr. Diggs lived?

I got connected with a realtor through a mutual business associate, and he found this open home for rent because the goal is to rent a home. And so they found this space, and we looked at it. We did the walkthrough, and it was pretty much the only one that was really available in the area because it was super limited. And it fit the needs. Let me just stop you there. I'm sorry. Okay. I know you were involved essentially in setting up that house correct all right I want to talk to you for a moment as well about other employees contractors those

types of things okay are you involved at all in in hiring or kind of arranging different services yes right and so what would those be generally during the season it would be his wellness and maintenance schedule so it's massage therapists nurses for his ivy therapy hair nails esthetician just pretty much did regular maintenance on his body to just keep him going throughout the season okay and in terms of any other employees have you had to try to you know arrange for flights drivers correct she liked the christina korem if you remember who that is this one she we were we were just familiar we friend he was friends with her all right let me go back before have you had to have you hired chefs

correct yes I have all right yes in terms of just kind of a process of hiring drivers chefs as anybody else is there a normal process for for engaging someone for their services we vet them out I typically have a I ask someone that was already a trusted resource and I vet them out through them we get paperwork we come to agreements to terms sometimes they have a contract sometimes they don't sometimes they have an NDA sometimes they don't it really is dependent on the relationship and also especially if they're new they get the full-on package basically NDA all the paperwork you just

W-9, correct. Okay. So you mentioned you didn't have paperwork for the most recent chef. Is that fair to say? Correct. And what's that person's name? Mila. Do you know Mila's last name?

Adams. All right. When did Mila Adams start working as the chef? July of 2025. Where did she work? In Dedham at the house. All right. All right, whatever.

Okay. Okay. So are you guys kind of keeping up here with like kind of like how they're kind of breaking it down? This is the chief of staff. Like I wouldn't be surprised if he was fucking her too. He's just giving out titles. Like the fuck do you need a chief of staff to be at Stefan Dix-Ribb. Like the nigga ain't doing nothing special, right? Did she live in the house as well?

Correct. Who were the other people who spent time in that house and or lived in it? Spent time in it? I spent time in it when I would visit for games. Um, his brother visited. Give me once I'm taking this childhood best friends, photographer, videographer, mom, um, and other business associates and any friends that would come and visit. Okay. Um, were there kind of permanent or assigned bedrooms in that house?

There was a general understanding of whose room, who stayed in which room and pretty much. If you got there, it's like first come, first serve. So there was only just two assigned rooms. All right. Did Mr. Diggs have an assigned room? Correct. He did. And where was that? It was the main primary bedroom when you walk upstairs.

There's the first immediate bedroom. There's a landing in a laundry room, and it's the first immediate bedroom to your right. All right. You just walked us in the house there for a moment. Could you just describe what the layout of the downstairs looks like? So generally there's a big grand foyer. When you walk into the house from the front door, there's a formal living room to the right. There is a office to the left.

When you walk up, it's about two steps and you go up. There's a formal dining room on the right. And then you walk up, it's an open concept. So it's an open living room and an open kitchen to the front of you. Um, to the left of that is the stairs going upstairs to the one, two, three, four bedrooms. And then there's a stairs, um, that go downstairs, um, right underneath the stairs that go up, um, to two bedrooms in the basement. Okay. Um, did Ms. Adams have a room in that house? She did. Where was that?

So when you walk upstairs, um, to the landing part to the second, um, to the third floor you walk up the second five stairs which is about four or five steps there's a bedroom to the right um and then there's two bedrooms to the left she lived um her room was the last bedroom all the way down the hallway on the left side i think you just described that this was an an open set yes it's open so it basically looked like there was a bridge like a you bridge from the from the I was looking down. You mentioned that there was a game the night before.

What times of Monday night can you start if you know? 8 o'clock. 8 o'clock p.m. So you know when it ends? Probably midnight and we probably didn't get out there until like 2 a.m. At least you know about football. So that morning you said you were getting a hair appointment. Mm-hmm.

Where was that? It was at the dry bar and chestnut hill. And my appointment was at 10 a.m. How did you get there? I drove. Do you have a couple of? Do you have a car? No.

Whose car did you drive? I drove Mr. Diggs car. Got it. And how long did that take you to get to the hair appointment, if you remember? About 30, 35 minutes because of traffic and the weather. You mentioned that there was a ring video system? I'm going to ask you to take a look at a video that is on Exhibit 11. Yeah, I think Stefan was fucking her too?

Sometimes you do need a little torto on the roster. only about three seconds all right so do you recognize what that depicts yes it's the car returning home and is that you driving the car yes and the time stamp on that indicates it's 1259 59 eastern standard time it's just about 1 p.m is that consistent with your recollection yes yes what were you doing that day after you got your hair done i was coordinating our travels because i was getting updates from the airport regarding the change of airports change of planes and trying to just get everybody together to be ready to leave by the end of the night so you were working correct and is there an area where you worked in the house in the kitchen in the small little

dining table like in between the kitchen and the living room okay I'm gonna ask miss Silva to play one more video for us that's gonna be 183-725 on exhibit 11. You said you were downstairs? Mm-hmm. Did you see anybody else walking around downstairs during that afternoon? Mila was there, his brother was there

and his childhood best friend, and another friend was also arriving in who had flown in to go to Miami with us. Okay. You said Mila was there. Did you see her that afternoon? Yes. What did she look like?

She looked like she was going to work out. She had workout clothes on. She complimented on my hair, just regular, just walking around the kitchen, probably around the house. Nothing out of the usual. Okay. That afternoon, did you, is that the only time you saw Ms. Adams? You see her again as the day went on?

Towards the evening, closer to the evening. So after dark? Yes, it was, because it was getting dark at like three, o'clock at that time. So by like 3.34 o'clock, maybe closer to 4.30, it was like dark. Okay. So sometime after that, you think you saw Ms. Adams again? Yes, because I was sitting in the kitchen and she had asked me if I purchased her flight. The flight, was that a flight to Atlanta? Correct. And when you spoke to her that afternoon in the kitchen, did you observe anything on her face? No. Anything on her neck? No.

Did you see any redness or swelling? No. Was she crying? So after the beat down, nobody can see swellings or bruises. Trying at all? No. What was she doing? She was walking around looking for a piece of a paper and a pen to write a card, I guess,

write a note to him for his birthday gift. When you say to him, is that to Mr. Diggs? Correct. That's that November 29th birthday you just referenced? Yes. That afternoon, was there anything? on Mr. Diggs's schedule he had ozone therapy and massage so is that a nurse who comes and does fluids yes and a massage you said and he has a massage therapist

what time were those appointments I believe I told him both to come at five do you remember if those individuals actually appeared at the house yes did they I believe so That afternoon, you said you purchased a flight for Mila Adams to Atlanta? Yes. Did you arrange to get her to the airport? Yes. What time did that happen? All right, man.

Yo, snorlax, snorlax, snor like. Snorlax. Snor relax. Chill out, gangy. Chill out. We get your point. Get your point. I kind of believe you.

It looked like a lot of what that woman got into was by our own choice. You was just kind of like there. No one is actually saying you did nothing wrong. You got a memory of an elephant. But, yeah. It's much so why she looked lost. No, no, she's been on point with the info.

It's just that nobody cares. Nobody gives them. Anyway, chat, I ain't a lot of you. Chat, I'm fin of call this, but I do got an announcement. I got an announcement. I'm calling it tonight. I don't know why I feel tired.

What the fuck? Am I low energy now? It's only four hours. It's crazy. Chat, I do have an announcement. On the heels of me being ranked number one on this list, our official 30th 30 actually starts today. So I'm going to be streaming every day until May, no, June, June 6th.

So I figured we had to do something. And also my vacation starts right then too. So we'll be streaming every single day until, June 10th, not June 10th, oh my God, I'm tripping, June 6th. And hopefully that'll be our first of two 30th and 30s, because we're going to be coming back and doing that, but probably in November or December. So you don't got to worry about it for a while. Anyway, chat, I'm getting off here for a bit, bro.

I'll be back on tomorrow at some point, probably early, though, way early than today. I'm starting to hate late streams. Because when I get on early, I could do much more. By the way, thank you to Myron. We had a good time. We kind of talked about a lot of stuff. I'll be back on a little bit, well, early tomorrow, but thank you to Myron.

We had great conversations. Oh, look at you. Y'all giving me my L's. Oh, my God. Y'all are the first. So much of Myron took the whole stream. No, that was a good conversation, though. Like, he talked about stuff I wanted to talk about.

I wanted to talk about, like, the Yonah stuff. I wanted to talk about the Chudd the build. builder thing. Yeah. Anyway, I'll do those topics in the morning. Chat, I'm out of here. I'll see you tomorrow. Love you. Okay. I know. Not everything will make sense now, but trust me.