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Lotto versus Charleston White, we finally got the expose. We're sending it currently to Lauren LaRosa and Charlemagne the God at the Breakfast Club. We're hoping that they react to it. But I think they're probably going to think that there's a epidemic of manicness going around. Okay. But we finally got the expose on Rock Nation. Remember in the interview I did with Charlemagne the God, and Charlemagne continually asked, well, Act, how do you know?

Seems like you're just losing it Well You know I keep saying as you know I don't think Charleney is the sharpest knife in a draw However I do think he's an expert in media And what he did in that interview with me It was masterful

He definitely spun The people By basically saying if you don't have all the proof To prove whatever theory you have You might just be making this up All while handed me or reading an AI document or AI website that is magically vanished a couple weeks later. Anyway, we'll get to it.

We'll get to it. Lotto and Charleston White are getting into it. And the YG, Drake, or the ruler Drake thing continues to evolve. But even more importantly, you know, these West Coast guys, it's so funny about the West Coast. The West Coast, they like to act like everything's like. you know, kumbaya, and there's like some togetherness there. In reality, I've never thought there was togetherness on the West Coast, okay? You know, it reminds me of like the NBA when all the players were acting like they were cool.

They're not cool. And I could tell there's some frustration starting to build. I see the West Coast podcasts and even people online. They're like, yo, I can't try to start beef. Nick, I ain't trying to start no beef. Think it ain't there is beef. Okay? Clearly, we know what it is.

And we're going to put some attention on it. This nigga Kendrick don't like game for whatever reason. The game been frustrated over years. It looked like he's been genuinely trying to ask for a reason. Why don't you like me, bro? I have passed the throne to you. I did a lot for the West Coast. We've worked together.

You've wrapped that you adore me. What happened? Now, you know, there's probably, you know, there's obviously two sides of it. It's probably three. For Kendrick, he's like, well, how could you bring that fuck nigga Drake to our hood? How can you bring him to contact? He's dissoning me. That's not a friend.

That's not a mentor. That's a snake. Understandable. Understandable. Okay? On the game side, he's like, well, it's not that big of a deal. I didn't know y'all beef was like that, even though I think that's cap. The game is a rapper, rapper.

You know, Wack came on last night. It was like, yo, you know, I'm used to no Vaseline type of day. No, no, no. The game is one of the most, you know, even though he's a name drop rapper, he's always got flag for that. But he's one of the best rapper. of all time. He's a lyricist. He knows about subliminals and all these type of like, you know, double entendantres and shit like that. And if you're going to tell me that he has one of his biggest singles of his life with Drake and Drake is on their child. And he has zero idea. That's about

Kendrick Lamar. This is after, this is after control happened, this and third where basically Drake even did a press run even on West Coast radio saying, hey, listen, you know, do you guys even remember like how control verse starts like he was he was constantly using the fact of yo that's just the conscious backpack rapper who just got his shit off on a verse but like i'm like the rapper rapper who makes hits so like i'm not buying this whole thing that game had no idea so in that side i'm taking with kensi here's my problem and not really my problem because i really don't give it out the west coast dudes have this utter reverence for kendrick that i'm not saying they shouldn't have but they sweep everything under the rug like he can't be held accountable, right?

From what I hear from this, and by the way, thank you to Stack Quo, who heated this up, all I'm hearing is that the game feels shunned. He's a bit confused or he's been trying to reconcile. Like even if Kendrick was mad about that particular situation, he's trying to reconcile. However, Kendrick has gotten to a place where he feels so above the first. pray and everybody supports it. That's why I think it's wrong with the West Coast. No one actually thinks Kendrick walks on earth.

They treat him like he's Jesus. He does the pop out. Well, if he's going to do the pop out and this is all about, because this is a really selfish, I think he's a selfish artist. Every artist comes out to support him. He does the music video. Every artist comes to support. By the way, he could have done these things by himself.

He didn't need to invite us. other people, but it looked better when the whole coast is rocking with you. All for the battle to end, and he's not supported one artist. He won't tweet something out, like, these dudes are flopping left and right. Name of West Coast artist that hasn't flopped. Shit, even the verses flopped. Everybody's flopping. Kendrick is the only one thriving.

And that's the problem about the West Coast to me. I look at it, I'm like, y'all could keep acting fake, but it kills y'all down that deep down low. Right? At least, you know, not to make this a Drake, Kendrick thing, but I guess I got to. At least you're going to see Drake at the World Cup with sexy red. He going to give her a verse. He going to try to make sure she's afloat out here. Kendrick utilized all the goddamn Infinity Stones.

He supports not one fucking artist. And you know what everybody says? He don't got to. Nah, that's that. You don't got to. He goes away. He does his own thing. And I look at that and I'm like, this is hip-hop music, people.

from the little dirks to the Meek Mills to like countless amount of rappers we've all seen them complain about yo I support you you don't support me remember when meek used to get online saying while they ain't tweet my album out remember what Dirk used to be like yo these guys ain't support me so I think it's like I think these niggies is just scared of Kendrick you're telling me none of y'all could be like yo bro like I came to the pop out of your crib walking like blood walking dude all this shit you can't like yo nigga I'm selling like 13k first week bro. Like, yo, you can't give me a tweet, a shoutout, a toe up on the story, nothing. That's where I always found the West Coast to be. It's like, either they're scared of Kendrick

to just kind of hold him accountable of some, like, you know, yo, bro, like, you can support other artists, my nigga, like, what's up? You know what I'm saying? But when it comes to the game, it's a little bit different. When it comes to the game, it appears that everyone is kind of siding with Kendrick to say, no game, you don't deserve an explanation. You don't deserve some type of respectful, you know, um, conversation about what has happened with this rift with someone who used to look up to you. So the game goes for years and he's tossing and turn. He's stirring.

And by the way, shout to stack quote, but he tried to remix the conversation. But we have the audio when he first said it. He said the game would call him and would be like, yo, bro, that's what I'm talking about. We could play the audio. The game was upset that he couldn't get this guy on the phone. That doesn't seem like respect. That doesn't seem like a peer.

That seems like someone who looks at you and looks down at you. That's why even when Wack came on, again, trying to remix the situation, because again, everybody coddles Kendrick. They're trying to remix the situation. Oh, no, no, no, a game could have got him on the phone. That's not what Stack Quote said game said. He said he couldn't get on the phone with him. He said, that's what he wanted.

Then waxes, oh, no, no, well, you know, if the game knew these things, which I believe Game did know, so I'm not saying Game has no fault. So we're not going to make Game victim here, right? If I'm Kendrick, I probably do have the demeanor. It would be like, Game, you're not some swag rapper or some trash, like, you know, drill rapper. You are a rapper rapper. You knew what was going on. You knew subliminals.

It's the same way as soon as you heard a slight, like, you know, um, him. of what could be a subliminal, you thought it was at you when it came to, um, um, Dre I see Dead People, which was the intro of, uh,

not like us. Okay? So that's the point. So I do believe the game, you know, was a little bit knowledgeable. But I, I think the game's frustration has been growing,

but he's literally said, let me see if I can find the clip again. Because I had it up here yesterday. He literally said the game was saying he couldn't get the dude on the phone. Give me one second. I'm going to put it up there again. And, you know, these West Coast guys, you know, I get it. It's a lot of gang culture out there.

So, you know, they all want to keep the peace. But that's why I got a thing to Stack Quo. He kind of woke it up. Like, yo, it's not all peace over here. They're all begging at the feet of Kendrick Lamar, the only guy would clout. And it's crazy. I love you guys on the West Coast, but y'all got zero motion. Like, there's nothing going on over there.

It's a bunch of floppers. Like, y'all are all flopping. Like, there's nothing going on but Kendrick. Yo, put it like this. The hottest thing after Kendrick on the West Coast right now is an AI song. Let's think about that one. Stop thriving. Okay?

Watch the party die. He watched the Coast die. That's what happened. Atlanta's, you know, they're kind of up and down. You know, Florida going to be Florida. You know, Drew going to be drill in Chicago. You know, New York, New York is always bouncing around, right? But when it comes to the West Coast, dead.

And they don't want to admit that. Completely dead. It was interesting. Everybody was having this hurrah about game and YG doing a versus. YG can't sell 20K. YG got more buzz for a murder than he got for music. I'm sorry to say it, but somebody got to say it. Watch the party died.

We watched this, his coast died. At least when the Coast was dead Game through that bitch on his back Carry it for a while Try to help other artists Black Wall Street Try to grab this guy That guy

Kencher comes through TDE Gets mad at the contract He didn't like that slave contract That top put him in Got you He got out of there Made PG Lang He gets the Infinity Stones

He's now the Black Messiah He does good in the B versus Drake He disappears No help No tweets No nothing To put it in perspective and people might think this is completely normal.

He spoke up more for a Florida artist back in the day. By the way, he should have. You know, I actually give him credit for that. XXA. Cetion, where, when, you know, he was going through stuff, he gave him more of a cosign, and even Codac gave more of a co-sign than he's ever given any of these other artists in L.A.

L.A. rap is dead. We've got to be honest. It's dead. Like, who's, like, who's pop? Again, I'm not on the West Coast, but who's popping? There's nobody in the West Coast. Well, you know what they're going to tell me, Tyler, the Creator.

It's like, come on, bro. What about Tyler? What about Doja Cat? You know what I'm talking about. Right? Let's not mince words here. You know what I'm talking about. We're talking about that circuit that kind of supports each other where like, you know, like think about the Atlanta circuit.

Like the collaborations is very important. Anyway, I digress. I do want to just stick on this one point. And as much as everyone wants to like whitewash it and just kind of like, be like, no, no, no, there's no problem. Because, you know, now they're trying to, like, write the narrative that academics is trying to start beef. Does this sound like someone who is, like, very happy with Kendrick Lamar? This is the game's words to stat quo after stat quo got checked by Top Dog on a live. So the game calls Stad Quo, and this is the conversation being reiterated by Stat Quo.

Listen to this. You know, Dot don't get on the phone there. everybody, my neighbor. He don't talk to niggins. That's what y'all got to That's the flex. I understand about Kendrick Lamar. He just not talking to everybody. He talked to glasses. He's a very few small people that he'll get on the phone with.

I think that was another thing that game had an issue with. Let's stop it right there. I know you guys on the West Coast. I get it. Blood and blood out. Crip up, all that type of stuff. I get it. No disrespect to y'all, gangs. Keep doing your thing. But we could understand clear context.

The way this was said, the game, no, Kendrick doesn't get on the phone with niggas. And then that's the game's problem. We're not talking about some blogger trying to, like, get a confirmation from Kendrick Lamar. We're not talking about some podcasts or some media member. We're not even talking about, like, some fucking new rapper who's trying to get him on a verse. We're talking about someone who he should have. ultimate respect for because that person helped pave the way for him.

That nigga helped bring him in the game. We're not, and this is why I was saying Jay C.on was kind of looking a little weird to me. And I love his music because I'm like, at some point, you got to be able to tell with a nigger, don't fuck with you. You're telling me Kendrick Lamar, who at one point probably answered your calls all the time, right? When it was time for y'all to do music or you give him a co-sign, he was there all the time. But now he's got in a place he don't talk to niggas. and now you're calling another man to complain that he won't answer your phone.

This sound like side chick behavior to me. But let's play it again. Maybe my ears, my ears is not helping. He's a very few small people that he'll get on the phone with. I think that was another thing that game had an issue with. He couldn't get Kendrick on the phone. And I'm trying to explain. Okay, excuse me?

Remember, they all claim there's no issue. But excuse me? That he'll get on the phone with. I think that was another thing that game had an issue with. He couldn't get Kendrick on the phone. Now, I do know that there's a bunch of K-bots and people who are endearing to Kendrick. They're going to say, well, listen, you know, that's, that's Dot. We hear that a lot.

That's Dot, which is, you know, and one of the great things he does, he does PR by not saying anything. I think lack of visibility, we almost start to think that Kendrick isn't online, like he doesn't see these conversations, and he doesn't see what maybe other people feel about it. So when these things come up and he doesn't react, you're like, all right, well, you know, if a tree falls in the woods and doesn't make it sound,

did it happen, right? As opposed to, like, other artists, they're on social all the time, and they kind of have to respond, and if they don't respond, we know there's something there, right? So Kendrick doesn't respond to anything, so because he doesn't respond to this, you can't be like, oh, this is a thing that shows that maybe he does feel away.

Nevertheless, I guess we just give him a little bit. blanket pass for, in my opinion, odd behavior. I'm sorry. I don't think you get to a point in life or in music where you used to talk to people regularly or you used to have respect for them and be able to pick up their phone call like a average person, have regular conversations, like a average person. But now you're rocking iced out thorn, crown. you're now comparing yourself to almost damn near like a deity.

And now you're above talking to anybody. Or at least your peers who used to be able to have some access to you. Okay. Now, I know people are going to defend it, whatever. But this is where you get to realize. And I really like that stack quote. I think you'd probably stop after that because it's getting way too much attention. But I'm glad that he finally brought, because I do it all the time.

shit I'm gonna bring the personal conversation I had with these rappers and I'm gonna bring it online nigga let's all talk the fuck they don't do rappers don't you rappers don't do interviews anymore so this is the only way we're gonna get the content right rappers don't do interviews so the niggum who talks to the rapper I talk to Drake Drake ain't doing a fucking interview I told you what Drake said everybody talk about it like yo let's all eat fuck it that's how it works man we don't keep you fuck anymore so the guy who this is the first guy and by the way stat quote did you notice how nervous he was yesterday when he was talking and I asked him about I said well you said Kendrick don't talk to anyone but you're one of the few that do he backtracks so much often I

haven't talked to him a long time you could tell he knew his comments were at risk of probably getting cut from Kendrick's like he's going to be put on the d and d list you get what I'm saying you could tell so let's listen very few small people that he'll get on the phone with I think that was another thing that game had an issue with. He couldn't get Kendrick on the phone. Listen to this. And I'm trying to explain. Like, man, why won't he just talk to me?

Thank you. Imagine, and this is where I say, StackQuote owes J-C on an apology. And really, bloggers like me flock on a few others. It feels like we're sticking up for the game. It's not even kicking Kendrick's back, and it's nothing with Kendrick and Drake. It's like a human thing, honestly.

It's a human thing. It's like a respect thing. It's like, you know, like, Do you really think this highly up yourself where, like, niggas is, niggas who you used to look up to or begging to even, like, have a civil conversation with you? But you could tell. As much as the game disguises it, stat quo just gave us the key.

You have the game on the phone with him, like, upset. Like, that sounds like you, you ever seen an emotional girl? Why won't he get on the phone with me? Like, come on. You have another gangster rapper from your same neighborhood. that emotional, begging for a phone call, and you want us to think that, oh, nah, just don't talk. Nigger, you don't like that, nigga.

So we're going to call it. You don't like that nigger. And now, the idea of trying to understand fully why he don't like the game, we probably shouldn't even try to understand it. Because did we understand why he ain't really like Drake? No. He just told us he's the biggest hater. So we don't know why he might not really rock with the game.

Obviously, we do know a few things, right? We hear about a video shoot. suppose he zipped up some hoodie, like they felt that was disrespectful. And then they, what else? And the 100 video shoot, which he brought the game, no, he brought Drake through. But I and others felt bad for Jay C.on. Jay Cion's the game, by the way. We felt bad for him because as a gangster rapper who's always came off as, you know,

the super blood, like all his bravado, like he's like a macho MC. That's how I've always looked at the game. To hear stat quo describe a conversation where the game is emotionally begging, why won't he get on the phone with me? What? That's pathetic. We got to call it out. That's fucking pathetic.

Now, me, I take the version of saying, the game, you need to like, Kendrick's going to be himself. I do think it's kind of weird that Kendrick won't talk to you like a man or a human. Like, what do you think he has got? But whatever. whatever, but the game, you got to stop begging for this conversation 10 years later. Like, we're not talking about like six months or like a couple of months. Like, brother, it's like 10 years.

Like, at what point, at what point, if you haven't talked to a man on the phone or you can't get him on the phone for 10 years, you're still saying you want a conversation. Niggi, fuck that conversation. Let's be honest. But let me keep playing. Because I want to show you, and this is where I said stack quote probably owes the game an apology because they all coddle Kendrick and they don't say oh now Kendrick's being weird he just won't talk to him he's talking to other niggas about him but he won't talk to him he's

telling other niggins the reason he just won't talk to him but you get on a a podcast and you make the game sound like a peon and a loser and a weirdo side check he sounds weird doing this why won't he get on that sounds weird sounds weird he couldn't get Kendrick on the phone and I'm trying to explain. Like, man, why won't he just talk to me? You know, I'm just like my... Why won't he just talk to me? He's crazy.

Why won't he talk, just talk to me is crazy. My nigger, like, hey, man. And I'm explaining to this, nigga. Everybody ain't the same. I remember having a conversation with Kendrick about that phone. And exactly. So that's the interesting part about it. He juxtaposed that the game being so frustrated and damn, they're crying about not

getting a conversation with Kendrick, right? to basically saying he talked to Kendrick, not necessarily about that, about the game crying and waddling, but he talked to Kendrick about how he treats these other niggas. And just talking. He's like, that's his, his vice. Because we just talk about vices one day.

And his vice is being away, like being able to cut things off and cut the world off and no one be able to touch him. Like some people's vices shopping. He enjoys the fact that nixie. just can't get to him. That also was a little bit alarming. Kendrick enjoys the fact that all these niggas are dying to talk to him.

They look up to him. They put him on the mountain. They literally are calling him like the Jesus of the West Coast. And he doesn't talk to none of them. They want access he doesn't give it. A gracious king treats his constituents like shit. I like it. And he'd be like, yeah, they want the access.

And he enjoys to do. That doesn't sound weird. He enjoys that he limits access to the people who all support him. Right? You don't think that's some fuck nigger shit. You can't get access to him. But when it's time to shoot the not like us video and he needs you to come Crip Walk in there and do all that shit, he hits you up.

He hits you up from a no caller ID number. You can't even call his ass back. first time he hits you up you got to do something for him you can't ask for no favor back that's some that's some west coast friendship right there somebody says you're just talking with no proof to spit in the air hoping that it hits someone we're going off the con that's what's saying stat quo did us all a favor he's telling us these people's conversation we're interpreting the conversation that's it we're not coming with no new details we have no new details stat quo spoke with the game and he's also mentioning things of the past

about how he spoke with Kendrick. And he says Kendrick's demeanor is that he likes to starve the people who want access to him the most, which is most likely other rappers, other producers, and other people on his coast. He treats him like peons.

Don't get that nigga, my... You know that one person, you don't want him to have you. And nobody be like, uh, take my Instagram. It's like what a bitch tell a nigga. You know, a niggie chom bag of a bitch. Yo, can I get your number.

Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, you can take, you can take my Instagram. You can take my Instagram. You can take my Instagram. You can take my Instagram. You can take my Instagram. That's it. I don't want, we got to limit to access. We got a limit to access.

Somebody says the game cries a lot. Okay, that is true too. I'm not sitting here. Listen, we don't know actually Kendrick's real feelings. We don't know if there's other things. We're just going off what stat quo said. That's why I said stat quo and his bringing to the public,

I could tell he's more in the camp of trying to make Dot and TDE feel good about it because everything he said made the game look like a sucker. I'm sorry to say it. It made the game look like a long inside chick. Like, yo, when is it my turn? You said it was Saturdays.

No, you ain't seen me the last two Saturdays. Like, nah, fuck, nigga, wait your turn. Like, it's going to be next Saturday. catch you on the next one. You get what I'm saying? That's kind of what it is coming across. And I just thought I didn't think that people were going to co-sign that.

However, with Kendrick, people rewrite the rules. Now, we've seen some of these TD guys. They've kind of also, it looked like, you know, they don't fuck with the game either, man. Oh, is it TD Keemstar or something like that? TDE Keemstar, um, the game. Is it TD Keem's like? Where is the guy?

No, it's TD Keem. Man, I'll just find out on Twitter. Now, I've also said repeatedly, the game has been, like, they've been telling him that they're like, shoot, nigga, like, they've been telling him to, like, go away. And he's still been trying to, like, you know, speak highly of the situation.

Look, all right, listen. Okay, so here we go. So now the TDE guys they're mad at stat quo for doing what, you know, and this is why LA podcasters and L.A. shit can't really go too far. Y'all too much ganged up, my nigga. Like, bad enough, these rappers don't do interviews and shit. They act like as a secret society.

My nigga, if Drake tells me, Adam, whoever he talks to Mili Mall, some shit, we're bringing it to the net, my nigga. Well, not like on some snitch and shit. It's just like, dog, we could tell you, like, because we have a relationship with these people. They treat, like, Kendrick, like, no one should ever talk about. about him, right? So, this TD Kim dude, like, I think he, like, he carries the bags for, like, T.D. and shit. He, um, he spoke on Stack Quo, revealing that the game, you know,

uh, Stack Quote had revealed that the game, you know, had thought that not like us was a diss or something like that. And Keem is kind of, he's on some shit like, wait, why are we talking about the King Dot? Like, none of his convo's, why are we talking about it? So they're mad at Stack, quote. Because remember, King Kendrick cannot be criticized, should not be discussed, and his name should not be besmirched. Listen to this. Hey, you got to react to this tonight, though, today.

Me, our dog, stat quote, he gave us the truth that we been waiting for. Kane, what's at him, bro? Salute to you, King, what's to worry? I appreciate it, bro. Ain't nothing worry, man. I'm just, we on this nigga game right now, man. Lying ass. Lying ass.

And that's another thing I was saying. So this guy is a TD. I don't know where he's in a TD ranks, right? Like, he might be the guy who watches the door. He might be the guy who crushes up the cush. He might be the guy who, like, you know what I mean, does the test lines of Coke. I don't know what he does, okay?

Some people told me he's, like, the brother of, like, schoolboy Q's. Somebody told me he's a manager. I'm like, who is he managing? Yo, if these guys are managers, we guys start talking, yo, hey, yo, other than since there, ain't nobody selling no records over there. Like, who is he managing?

Yo, who is it? Who is it? Who is these guys managing? Yo, he's managing a Twitch stream. That's about it, okay? Cut it out, all right? Cut it out, all right? Let's get straight to it.

So, Mr. TDE spokesman now tells us, right? He now tells us that, you know, he's telling us the real TBE films about the game. They start calling the game names, liar, oh, blah, blah, blah, blah. Like, they start speaking negatively of the game. While every time the game is asked about Kendrick, oh, Kendrick's my brother, man. Like, yeah, man, you know, like back in the day. Like, he's always told him about Kendrick, like,

their long-lost brothers, like, Canaan Abel. Like, he's talking about Kendrick, like, yo, Kendrick is the best thing since sliced bread. But when TD now talks about the game, they describe him as exactly what you know Kendrick thinks about him. A fuck, nigga. Okay? Now, I'm not saying that's what it.

what it is, but you gotta imagine Kenjik won't answer his phone call and the other TDE niggas are calling them everything but a great guy. Listen to what Mr. Blunt roller for TDE says. We on game lying ass. This nigga been filling away since the fucking song, Not Like Us came out.

Oh shit. The lion ass game. Holy. Well, not like us drop. Oh, this shit blown you right now. When not like us dropped the first day, just think about it for us, though. Like our first day listening to it. We was on Apollo.

Shout out with Dizzle AD pulled up on us on Apollo legendary episode. Go back and watch it. In that same moment, Drake's feeling how he's feeling, right? Drake's feeling how they feeling, right? Kendrick Hayters feeling how they feeling. Right? And Kendrick supporters feeling how they feeling. Right?

Everybody is all good. But then you got that one nigga. He don't know if he love him. He don't know if he hate him. He don't know if he hate him. You know what I'm saying? He's just over there fucked up. Like, why won't you call me, blood?

But they're clowning the game for being a groupie. There's one nigga who's frustrated. Like, imagine talking about a guy who, granted, Kendrick's Kendrick, but are we, this is why legacies get disrespected, right? When the game, like, just imagine like this. Imagine, I don't know, some new rapper treated 50 cent like this. You'd be like, what?

What the fuck? Like, a new rapper from New York treated 50 cent like this. You're like, what? What the fuck is going on? Like, you see reverence. You don't see it. And imagine the crew of that new rapper who got the wave at the moment. They're all laughing at 50.

Like, yeah, 50 are lame. Like, what? That's how they do the game. That's why the game's light in terms of his legacy. Looked them. It looks them because his own coast, they're not even having it. They got the reverence for Snoop Dog. They got it for Ice Cube.

But they kind of looking like, they kind of looking at the game like, yo, man, who invited this thing to the cookout? And why is he getting up played? Yo, because somebody tells us thinking he got to go. You don't see what's happening. The game is talking about Kendrick, like he is the chosen one. He's King Kunta. He loves him.

I actually have, to be honest, I really have this theory. I have a theory that because of how the game has been treated, I think that's why he's always gravitated towards Drake. I don't think these guys ever really fucked with him and I think he probably like yo bro okay I kind of fuck with both of y'all but damn me I don't really love me over here at all

I think the game kind of knows but I think he always wanted to talk publicly positive about Kendrick hoping it will come back around it's just that I'm looking at it like no you got the blunt roller calling you a liar bro like yo come on game like yo game

they don't have no respect for you yo it's like put it like this it's like little baby it's like me thinking little baby got respect for me and then his weed roller is swinging on me. Bro, like, at some point you got to realize the nigga don't fuck with you. He don't fuck with you, bro.

So that's why I'm looking at, like, a dude who's from the street, the game, and I'm like, bro, what do you think being in Kendrick's good grace is going to get for you? Look at all the niggas at the pop out. Collectively, they sold 40,000 records, all of them, just lump them all together. There's nothing, there's no movement from the pop out. at everybody who went to the pop-out 40,000 records. Not one feature from Kendrick. We want to talk about it?

No, exactly. So, my thing is, it crosses the line when the blunt roller for the man you have so much respect for is doing, they're calling you liars, they're calling you out your name. God damn, let me know, let me know, let me know, I'm Big Game, still you, man. Big Game James, too. Can you call me Big Game James?

this is what's going on here, bro. Niggins just want to know if you love me still, man. Do you consider me? Because we're not like us drop out of the fuckest game over there pissed off. Because Drake whispered, I see that people. Now, okay. Now, this is something that on face value,

I agree with T.E. Keemstar. That seems like the game is reaching, but that comes from a place of insecurity. It comes from a place of insecurity by not knowing where your relationship is with that person. That person won't give you a conversation. So you think that there's some animosity there or you know there's some animosity there, but you don't know how far it will be taken. Will he try to sneak this you on a record?

He's already going at Drake, but you are kind of like, you know, Drake is kind of like your dude. I don't know if you guys remember 2024 during that time. Before even the game dropped his, this song to Rick Ross, the game did say some things on social media, not against Kendrick, but he did say some things that was basically saying, fuck y'all niggas who are trying to team up,

basically saying let them two dudes squabble, and I don't respect y'all bitch-ass dudes who y'all are only trying to piggyback and jump this guy. So he was already verbally saying some stuff, and I could imagine Kendrick was like, yo, pussy nigger, are you trying to be over there? Like, you're from LA, that's all they do, jump niggas! What the hell?

Like, the tension was probably looking at me like, what the fuck? Anyway, keep it go. See, once again, I don't know how that's a diss, but I don't know the origin stories of Dre even saying that shit. So he set it on one blood and he said it on the other song that Stead with Game. He set it on another song. You feel me? So maybe when they created those songs, Drake told them then,

hey, when I say this shit right here, when I say this, I see dead people in front of somebody's shit, I'm be disin your ass. Unless he told that nigger, hey, I'd never say this on front of nobody your shit again. If you hear me say this on somebody your shit, just know this is to you.

Why the fuck would that be the, like, psaly, Danny? And like I said, some things be above my pay grade, my understanding, my artistry, all that shit. The game could be right.

All I'm saying is, why was his ass, 6,5, 280, whatever he is, tiny size, Tiny Johnson, that is, 6, 25, 275 out here going on podcast, lying about the fucking

and the way he felt. You felt the way and your action showed that and everybody else was trying to tell you. Bro, you look like you look like you wish not lost this shit.

You look like you wish that lost this shit so you can get the feature from Drake and then we wouldn't see you right here going on stage with YG tomorrow. Playing what you got damn whole career.

Like, you know what I'm saying? This shit ain't looking good. This shit ain't looking good, man. I'm gonna go back to his best friend Stack Quo who ain't seen him since the world I am thing but that don't matter

because it's not about the last time you seen it's the last time you heard me, brother. And his brother, Stack Quo, his conscience, the one that gets all the details, the one that brings it right back to the podcast and give it to, you know, up and coming creators like myself

who just love me some good detail. I couldn't believe I read this shit last night. It ain't no way, Stack quote, gave us what everybody been thinking. I almost called Norrie and EFN from drink champs. Almost called Backfield Podcast. Almost called Joe and the guys. You know, ICE, that's my dog. Almost called all these motherfuckers

to just simply say, That nigga lied That nigga's a man lying He's a liar Who? Gang That niggas a big ass liar at that That stag

Wow Wow I almost called Norrie Liar Who Gang That niggas a big ass Lairette

That stat set it Go back to stat With stat set it I'm gonna go on with stats like No Wow And I'm He's a huge reason

That hot this We need That we're That we're real shit That on that conversation I said Dog these niggas Fuck with you

I mean That one shit Where he was talking About Big Sean And all that shit I put me another little what 1500, two racks. Hey, Mac, I'm right back with us.

Let's go get our X-Fives, nigger. Okay. Now, this guy also been giving us some info. He basically called the game a groupie. Listen. Content. Tell somebody still this narrative. So TDE seed in the narrative that the game is a washed up loser who's a groupie.

Now, that's not me. And I know the game, because the game kind of reminds me of a nigger that I think if he's going to respond to this, he's going to say, fuck you act. and he knows I have love for him. The real issue here is that they're down to disrespect you while you got to keep it cute. That's the problem. You got to keep it cute because they might kick you off the whole West Coast. You know Kendrick-Krunner, the whole West Coast.

You can't go against that. You can't do that shit. So I know, usually when a rapper can't go to another rapper, they blame the media, nigger. Nah, fuck, act, you're trying to stir shit up. I'm going off y'all words. I don't know if anybody came with this narrative. Look, they're putting out narratives. Here's this narrative right here.

Now, let me make this, I can see it. Here's this narrative show. They basically act like this nigger did some wedding crash or shit and popped up on stage like Little Mama when Kendrick was getting like the crown to L.A. Listen to it. My boy, I ain't appreciate that. And he was popping up on Dr. Dre and him.

That's how I see it. He's trying to pop up. He's trying to pop up. Trying to get a couple records clear, trying to see what's up. Because this also was stacked. quote said too so so so by the way let me let me try to you know add some context the game drops his debut album in 2005 by the way he was shelved for like two or three years before because

he was working with dr dr dr day they couldn't find the proper mix of songs that they could roll out for a debut album 50 cent comes in it's classic doc documentary classic album okay in between that album and the next album because of his fallout with 50 cent dr dr dr dr also falls back. They kind of look at the game as like a little snakey type of figure. On 50 cents side, we see the game kind of working with Fat Joe and Jada Kiss or not being, he wasn't down with dissing him at that point because 50 didn't fuck with Jarl rule. Anybody around Jarlux he was beefing with included Fat Joe and Jada kiss who were on the song from New York, okay? So when game was not openly down to diss the affiliates of Jarl rule,

basically 50 was like, I ain't with this. Also, people, felt like, you know, he thought it was big in the program. He got kicked out of G unit. The rest is history. Shit separates. The game actually gets put off. G unit and aftermath, he actually gets moved to Interscope Geffen. Geffin's another, it was a sublabel of Interscope. A lot of things that happened behind the scenes. Okay, he drops his follow-up album.

Two years later, two or three years later, maybe three years later. Two years of that, actually. Actually, a year later. Doctor's Advocate, loved that album, but the album is, It's heavily based on it was supposed to be a bunch of drae beats. He had no drabeats. He had like, you know, shout to, I forgot the producers who actually did a good job in curating that album. But the context of the album was him crying.

Like, and respectfully, on a, I'm not saying crying to put him down because my favorite rappers would cry. You know, I'm saying like he was very vulnerable and introspective about how he felt he lost a mentor. Okay. Now, around that time, and going into, like, the next couple of years, Dr. Dre is only seen with one artist. And he's seen with this one artist in the studio and is Kendrick Lamar. And he's giving this guy a blanket cosign, damn near saying, this is going to be the guy. And the game seems like he's kind of out the picture. The game career kind of flusters a bit.

He tries to find, you know, hits wherever he could. He tries to, like, do some formulas of, like, yo, let's get, what was the Keisha Kohler or wherever. Like, let's get her on the hook and let's try to make some songs. And eventually, you know, by the time Kendrick comes out, his career is kind of like, it's not that popping anymore. Drake is one of the artists that gives him, like, one of the last hits that he got. That's 2014-2015. Anyway, it appears that TDE Keemstar right here is saying that the issues that started

may have started even way before Drake got brought to Compton in 2014. These issues may have started before the 2010s or maybe around the 2010s when maybe Game gets a little bit jealous that the person who he wanted acceptance from, Dr. Dre, clearly fucks with another artist, Kendrick. That's what he's hinting to. That's me reading between the lines. Maybe my take is wrong, but I think that's pretty self-explanatory if you kind of know the story. because if he's saying game kept popping up on Dr. Dre, it feels like he's popping up uninvited. How would they know he's popping up on Dr. Dre

because Dr. Dre is with Kendrick. By the way, Kendrick was also working with Dr. Dre on them kind of making the detox. So detox is the album that never came out, right? Yeah. So, you know, remember when Dre was like working with all these rappers, like they were supposed to be the people helping him write detox. Kendrick was one of the intrigal people there.

Trying to get a couple records clear, see what's up. So he's kind of describing the game. This is before Drake. He's describing the game as like some hobo. Like he's popping up to the studio like, yo, could I get a record clear? Yo, could I get a beat?

Yo, can somebody give me a beat? So, you, ew, right? Because this is also what Stath coach said too. He said that the game would have had his career actually. And Stad has some records. You know, Starr had some records for sure. But, um, what's that one record?

Yeah, he was like, I think, he was like, outside. Shevy, you know what I like that record, though, for sure. Niggas called like that. But anyways, though, he said, Gary was outside the studio. Do do, do, do, do, do, do, do. All right, nigga. Try. See?

Once again, painting game as, like, you know, um, Ashy Larry. Like, you know, he's like Tyrone Biggins Like the fucking crack kid Like hey, y'all got something in there for me Like Damn, you're describing a West Coast legend As being like some lame ass thing

A beating down the studio door trying to get in Like this is the respect they have for the game Like even if this was true They're describing them in a lame way Like oh yeah, yeah Yeah when Dot was up in there with Dre This thing would just pop up Just beating down the door like he's trying to get inside

Like, yo, get out of here, nigga, your time is up. Like, and that's how they're describing the whole relationship. Come on, nigga, I know you like that freestyle. I know you like this shit. You like this high shit, I'm spitting. He said they wasn't letting him in the studio. So the game couldn't even get in the studio. They got him outside.

Can't even get inside a club like how Chris Brown said. How are you hating from out there? Okay. He wasn't getting the right. Yo, listen, the game just probably sped 360 bars. Yo, 360 bars and running was good. Well, it was 300 bars and running, but 360 bars? Oh my God, great, great song too.

He even had 400 bars. That nigga used to just rap, right? And I loved it, especially when he was beefing. But they're saying that basically he was kind of seemed like an annoyance. Like, this guy, like no one wanted one of him around. And that is another thing about self-awareness. If people could tell this story 16 years later that they're describing a time that they're saying you were popping up at studios, beating down the door, they didn't want you around. Yo, can I get in there?

Yo, you heard that freestyle? They're describing you as an annoying nat. And at a point, you have to, like, figure it out to be like, these niggas, even if they do let you in the room at one point, they're tolerating you. They didn't really invite you, and they don't really want you around. You got to take the hint. You got to, you know, and also, even more to take the hint,

you got to realize who you are. Because the game, I think, his legacy looks odd when it looks like you're begging the next man's. Like, in a sequence of successors of kings of California, for me, the predecessor of Kendrick is, is, is game. With all due respect, I don't think even YG, I don't know a lot of people saying he won the verse. Why she was never king of California?

Like, he never had a rain. Like, that's Kendrick's reign. So it's like the game had a, you know, uncontested rain. But then it was Kendrick after that. So YG doesn't even have a reign of being the king of Cali. with the king of the West Coast at all. And my thing is that the preceding king is now being talked about

like he was the peasant. That's the funny part about it. He wasn't coming around. They wasn't fucking with it. They said, Dre planned on shelf and game. This was Stack Quote said, don't even get at me.

There's nothing to get at me about it. I'm just listening. So they're describing the fact that they're not fucking with game. We're just trying to put the little pieces to the truth and the details. That's crazy being there. That night, I didn't know it was that legendary and still would be a factor this many years later.

Shout out big time, one of the congregation. Now, it was a legendary night. I for show, like, I was in the building, too. I'm on that stage, too. Now, they're talking about this night where Kendrick gets past this crown. But look at the cut. But, um, powerful-ass night, for real. Like, I thought that was beautiful.

I thought it was beautiful. Got up there crying and shit. I'm like a dot and passed out too he felt that shit he felt that shit like damn I'm around my big like my big dogs all my big dogs fucking with it they feeling this shit they they crowned me passing the torch but I don't think everybody was on board

so they're saying that they believe the game was jealous it showed up once again there's claim he wasn't invited he just showed up they said the game is the nigger he just show up He don't wait for invites. I mean, he did kind of confirm that. He said, well, I don't need an invite to the pop out. If I wanted to, I would just show up.

And I think we all kind of listened to that and said, game, I think everybody else got invited, gang. I don't think, I don't think, I don't think Russell Westbrook just showed up to Crip Walk with DeRosen. I think they got invited, gang. So you're the only one that don't care about the invite. You just pop up. But the TDE news are explaining that they, think the game is like annoying because he keeps popping up.

Imagine they hate the nigga that keep popping up and exactly why they're glad that he ain't show up to the pop out. Hilarious. Would it look crazy. And then you got to think about it too though. So right, like, this is stats words again. I'm acting like act dude to chilling with moni. I'm just taking all stats shit and added it to my shit.

Okay. He didn't know that. Kendrick felt the way about that. He reiterated it, but now he said in retrospect he could see and understand it. But guess what? This is the bomb. This is one of the bombshells I'm going to drop here today. But he said when Kendrick did power and this is what he said.

When Kendrick did power and they knew that 50 cents. Okay. Now I see some people see the next topic. Listen, I know it's a West Coast fuckery. They're never usually this entertainment. So we got to drag it for as much we can. Anyway, I will say this. So, we do have an update.

The game who's been solid and all this, you know Wack came on here. We had Stackwall here too. But Wack down played it. Okay? Wack down played the whole thing. And the game today made a response to a video made by Flacco.

So Flacco talked about this topic on his channel. And Flacco kind of had some of the same things to say about it like me, except he wasn't saying that the game looks kind of like, you know, down bad, that's my opinion. He was saying, yo, Kendrick, yo, why are you moving like that? That's kind of weird and odd. And the game responded to his video by saying, at least one nigger gets it. Fans and internet goofies will never get it.

These niggas aren't who you think they are. One day, I'm going to pull the curtain down so you can see every clown in a circus. Now, this seems like the first time he's actually, you know, come into terms that T.D.E. don't like him. And he's threatening to kind of expose all of this stuff now. Okay? He's saying Flaco got it. And he's saying other people don't get it.

He says, these niggas aren't who you think they are. Now, let's hear what Flacco says that he's agreeing with. Caird Lamar had a relationship with the game when the game was somebody that he needed. When the game was showing love to Kenyon, putting his arms around him, taking him on tour, right? Like doing things that big, yo, if the game is helping usher you into the industry and show you mad love when he didn't need to. I feel like the, for the least you owe him is a, hey, brad, I don't rock with you because of this. But I ain't trying to hear the decoration for that goofy stuff, brad. Oh, nah, you know, he's just, you know, he's just mysterious, you know, he just, nah, man, nah, man, he just be disappearing, you know, he just, nah, man, you know, Dodd is like Jesus Christ, you know, you know, Jesus Christ, you know, Jesus Christ, you ain't come back yet. That's how Dodd is, you know, dot imitates Jesus Christ.

Man, I, hey, brad, y'all cannot, hey, stat, you usually fair, bro, you can't decorate this goof. Keep in mind, the game commented under this video, which, which a reasonable person could say, He agrees with the sentiments being displayed or being talked about or being communicated. And if we look at his comment, his comment seems to suggest the same. So we're not, you know, because you're going to have these guys. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is real. I watched about four clips today of stat.

He sounds like a fair guy. You can't decry. This is goofy stuff. You can't hop on the phone Hey, bro, this is why I don't Hey, this is why I don't rock with you. Hey, word on the streets. Kendrick got the old school phone.

Remember the phone that you got minutes on? Like, you got like 150 minutes. You can't waste your minutes. He can't waste his minutes being on the phone with no goddamn game. Okay? He don't got that only minute data plan. All right?

He can't get on the phone with this thing for five minutes and explain to him like, I don't fuck with you. All he got to do is send a nigga Big Tron song. I don't fuck with you. pussy niggia, I don't really, that's what y'all do. Especially if y'all had a relationship in a report. I mean, I don't agree with that goofy stuff, bro, at all.

That's just goofy and weird. And I, like, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Now, y'all can't decorate that, bro. So after this story apparently went viral, they were live. And while they were live having a conversation, Top Dog tapped in, right? Top Dog is obviously, you know, the CEO, owner.

of TDE is literally top dog entertainment, right? So top dog caught in and top dog caught in and finally gave the world the real reason Kenj Lamar don't rock with the game or stop speaking to the game. You know the reason that they should have probably

gave the game, I don't know, a decade ago that they didn't. So they kind of kept the mystery, kept the inner air, kept the game thinking, wait, am I crazy? Am I trip, am I not? and they told the world before they told the game, which I just thought it's just like, come on, bro. So here is the reason, according to Top Dog,

why Kenji Lamar don't like the game and why he stopped speaking to him. All was about. Top was calling me to tell me that when these clips come out, we got to tell the whole, he said, I know, he said, I know you telling the whole story, but you got to tell, it got to be in the clips of the whole story. Because he wanted everybody to understand.

That didn't just stop talking. talking to him for no reason. After that video that dude shot in Compton, that changed everything. The 100 video. The 100 video. You know, I had spoke about that and told when I said that, I told Wacking Game about that. And top thing is like, hey, that got to be, it, it don't, you don't need to be perceived that that just stopped talking to Kendrick out of nowhere. I mean, Kendra stopped, Kendra stopped talking the game out of nowhere.

That was the thing that, you know what I'm saying? that did it. And he reminded me that some of the younger guys, when they shot that J-Rock video, they went over the game's house to do that part. And Game had a, when he put that mask on, he said that the label,

somebody said he couldn't show his face. But two weeks later, he did a Hurricane Chris video. Okay. You know what I'm saying? So this is, these are the thing that Top is reminding me on the phone. You don't like the game

because the game did a song with Drake and allowed Drake to come to his hood. so you just run all of Compton now. Gaming bring Drake to your block. Gaming and bring Drake to your hood. Game brought Drake to his hood with his friends and his homies. So now you don't like game because he, you know, wait, hold on, yo, what was that song, bro?

When did, oh, hold on, man, when the game dropped 100? When did the game, it has to be like a decade ago? Yeah, what? It has to be, bro. 100 dropped in 2015. That's how long Kenj Lamar been hating on Drake.

Kenj Lamar been hating on Drake for 11 years. He got mad at the game because the game had Drake in Compton as if he runs all of Compton. And he kept that grudge with him for 11 years. Now do you see how sick and upset? By the way, Ranger O, thing for five. It says love you act but can't agree. We still haven't seen your Drake

interview. What was that? There was a comment in comparison to what? That Kendrick hasn't done anything for artists? I'm media. If I'm a rapper supporting Drake all through this, think about all the

rappers who literally that's what Drake's demeanor is. Khalid, I'm not giving you a fucking feature because you weren't standing on my side. Fuck you, nigga. people mad at him with sexy red, but he's going to do another song with sexy red. You know why? She's always on the side.

He's going to do a song with 21 Savage. Matter of fact, he was just on, he was just on Iceman. Why? And I'm talking about artists to artists. We're not talking about artists in media. Like, these guys don't want to do interviews.

Like, even Drake, no one wants to do interviews. It's like an interview exposes. Here's the thing. If you're the only one talking, Yadi went through this. No one said none to Uzi. No one said unto 21 Savage.

sent on to Kodak. They were all in the same freshman class. Yaddy doing interviews, people just started hating him. So I do understand Drake not doing an interview, right? Even right now, like, finally, the Algo is in his favor, right? Like, me and if we talked about that, like, yeah, it's in his favor. Like, it's not fucking up, right? Nobody says it about D.

Nobody says about Rihanna. Nobody says that about, well, you know, Jay's not really a rapper anymore, but he did do an interview. Jay Cole, like, these guys don't really talk. So I don't think media could be like, oh, okay, no, you have to give media something. I do think you should communicate with media, right? But I was speaking about Kendrick and other rappers. Other rappers supported him.

They stood on his side. They get nothing. They don't get a retweet. Not even a song. They don't even get a retweet. Throw it up on a story. Nothing. That's the thing.

Okay. Thank you for the donation. Seths Kenj Lamar was with Drake. Is that normal to you guys? No, do you guys honestly think that's normal? Do you guys think that Drake had like this fiery beef with Kenja Lamar in 2015? Do you really think that Drake, who at that time was dealing with Meek Mills trying to expose him with Ghost Rider rumors? You really think Drake had this everlasting beef with Kenzel Lamar in 2015?

No, Kenji Lamar was this obsessed hater. You is cutting off. Wow, it's interesting. So the game even responding to this. I didn't know, I didn't listen to the whole flock with clip before I posted it. I didn't know he got into the part of saying that Kendrick's a hater. The game responded to this. I don't know if he's co-signed that part.

I do think he's co-signed the other part. A dude who show love to you early. You cutting off a dude who you was really cool with early 2015 because he did a song with Drake. Now do you understand the obsessed weirdo stuff that we'd be talking about? Nobody can mask that up. That is goofy. that is beyond goofy what does that man bringing

Drake to Compton to his hood have to do with you and him he ain't diss you he ain't do nothing to you bro that's just man hey bro y'all got to understand bro you got to stop like decorating and master bro goofy stuff is goofy stuff man Kenj Lamar

okay I can't tell you what okay so that is the latest update okay the game appears to have now responded. And it would be interested to see where this goes.

I don't expect Kendrick to give him that phone call at all or to speak on this. But we'll see the TDE guys probably start being a little bit more vocal in probably letting it be known what's really been going on with the game and them, either behind the scenes or other things that we don't know. Okay. It's, you know, still, I don't think the game is going to come out being the one with the sympathy that people go, oh, no, bro, you deserve to call. I think people are going to be like, bro, get out your feelings, man. Kendrick does what he does it, you know? So we'll see. All right.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. Where are we at? Where are we at, man? Damn, I'm surprised we even got 9,000 people. It's 2 a.m. All right. It's all good. Just keep rocking out with me.

I'll keep going until I'm tired. I'm good now. Let's see. What I say? Oh, we should watch this. Now, guys, this one's a doozy. Okay, I'm going to play it on 1.5 speed. But what's the dirt?

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He's kind of adjacent to what Traplow Ross does. Trapp-Lor-Ross is more research and documentarian-type stuff. What's the dirt is he's going to get to the context and really connect the dots for us, which I like that about him. Now, y'all have seen all these things. I don't have to give you a history lesson on everything that's happened, from whether it's happened to me, whether it's happened to Drake. But we've always kept hearing Rock Nation, Rock Nation, and Rock Nation. I will admit that Charlemagne, who I do believe was operating as an operative for Rock Nation,

I felt like he scored a few points in trying to dissipate that conversation by saying anyone who blames their misfortune on Rock Nation is losing their marbles and is probably manic, right? That was pretty much that exchange that people said, damn, okay, all right. Well, if you can't fully prove it, maybe that's what it is. But what's the dirt has now kind of like grabbed all of these things that seemingly are random or isolated, but the people are somehow connected and kind of like did some deep, digging research into figuring out what or who is behind it or how they're related and this is such a masterpiece i do want you guys to go check out his channel um i believe you know you know rot nation

they've got to take it down like within an hour but he put it back up you know um with a few corrections to make sure they have no reason to take it down so anyway we're going to watch this real quick i'm going to put the speed up i'll chime in here and there but this is a a really good expose. Check this out, chat. Okay? Check this out. Also, have y'all noticed ever since the conversation I had with Charlemagne, like,

Charlottoman doesn't talk about this type of stuff no more? Ever since the AI website got exposed, nobody talks about it no more. They just like moved on. That was like a good button up to whatever they had going on. All right, let's look over here now. Content, I've started a Patreon where you can watch the full of the

now. You suddenly found themselves under by one, people connected to the exact same side of a movement, suddenly found themselves under attack, and accusations were almost identical every time. It started when Drake, the biggest artist in the world, became the target of multiple lawsuits over his partnership with the gambling platform's stake. Lawsuits claiming the platform was used to manipulate streams with bots and artificially inflate his own success. Now keep in mind, Drake had just survived what a lot of people in the industry thought would be his downfall. His own lawsuit against his own record label had already accused then,

of some of the exact same things that he was now being accused of. He referred to himself as a corporate hit survivor on his recent track dust. The writing had been on the wall for quite some time that Drake had realized his own power and was chasing something bigger with more control and leverage. Once we saw that he was suing his own record label, re-sign him with UMG stopped making any real sense, and then on May 15th he dropped three projects in one night, and if industry insiders are correct, That move wasn't really just about music, it made the biggest artist on the planet a free agent, and he now had more power outside the system than anyone in music.

Depending on what he does, like if Drake makes a move outside the three majors, it could definitely be a problem. Then came academics, who is one of Drake's biggest independent media supporters and arguably one of the loudest voices in the entire genre, and he got pulled into the exact same storm. Suddenly, academics was buried in legal troubles, depositions that stretched. on for hours with questioning that went way outside the scope of the actual case. Are you blindly loyal to Drake? Did you ever leak exclusive information from someone on Drake's camp? And just like Drake, it didn't take long before academics was tied to the lawsuits involving Drake, while blatant AI-generated articles started popping up online, attacking his team's credibility.

Then in April of 2026, academics put out a video breaking down Jay-Z's GQ interview, and he was definitely very critical about it, but within days he said Rock Nation hit him with around 10 copyright strikes across all of his platforms and affiliated channels. Rock Nation currently are using illegal means, for example, filing DCMA claims. They're abusing on YouTube.

I meant DMCA, sorry. Claiming that if you have an opinion about Jay-Z on any content that he's in, instead of acknowledging what it actually is, which is fair use, they're now filing claims if you're not riding his dick. Because academics isn't the only creator that this has happened to. Back in December of 2024, YouTube Trent out loud said two separate sources told him that Rock Nation and Jay-Z keep an entire team scouring the internet, making sure content creators don't step out of line, and that they'll fire off cease-and-assist letters the second they do.

Two people told me that Rock Nation and Jay-Z have a whole team scouring the internet and making sure that content creators are not stepping out of line and they will send cease-and-assist letters. or illegal letters with the quickness. Multiple users on X have publicly claimed they received copyright takedown notices connected to Rock Nation and their law firm, Reed Smith. Another YouTuber by the name of BJ Investigates seemingly had the exact same thing happen.

So I published the video to BJ Investigates the channel you're watching here, and the video promptly gets removed from YouTube because somebody supposedly purportedly purporting to be from the law firm called Reed Smith issued a copyright take down request on the video or a demand. So the video actually got completely removed from YouTube. A copyright strike was on my channel.

I had to appeal it. The appeal worked because obviously it was a fair use. But before I can go any further, I need to talk about today's sponsor, Zock Dock. One thing I've realized as I've gotten older is it's way to about this is you can do it all online anymore because you deal and for helping us all litigation where information was being closed.

Thank you. Then things got even stranger. Someone close to actually academics became the subject of a private investigation where information was being collected, photos were being taken, and spread through mainstream media. Speaking of wire transfers, I hear there's a real investigation going on in Australia into you and your boy George, otherwise known as the Asian man. Where you getting this information?

Yo, George, when? But this is where it gets really interesting because that's when Larry Jackson enters the picture. Larry wasn't just some random executive connected to Drake. He was a longtime partner who helped build some of Drake's biggest moments of career and Larry helped shape the entire streaming era. And while Drake was busy fighting for his reputation and his freedom, Larry was building something that threatened to change how the music business works at its core. 6% of new upcoming artists now want to sign to a major label. Wow. Six percent. And I was like, oh, this is, this is a shift. Larry's company Gamma was built

under one simple idea. Artists should have more ownership, more control, and more power over the system that profits off them. And look, if you've been paying attention to Drake, whether it be through his music or symbolism, visuals, he's been saying a lot of the same things. I won't get too far ahead, but let's just say that there have been a lot of rumors about Drake, Larry Jackson, and Gamma, making some big moves behind the scenes. Drake has become one of Gamma's biggest supporters, and on May 15th, he doubled down, putting Gamma-affiliated artist all over his releases. He featured Lo Shimmy, and he featured Sexy Red, and they're both Gamma artist, and then when it comes to Molly Santana,

she's not over there yet. This is a prediction. I got a feeling she's going to end up over there. But within just two days of the streamer Kitska revealing the release date for Drake's album Iceman, Larry and Gamma got hit too. This time it came through two anonymous websites, Larry Jackson Exposed.com and GammaExposed.com,

accusing Larry of fraud, faking streams, and artificial growth driven by bot networks, the exact same accusations. And pay attention to how they did it, because that seems to be their weapon of choice. These were not articles in an authentic publication. These were anonymous AI-generated hit pieces, branding him as Larry Scamson and Gamma-Skama,

and they didn't spread by accident. Hundreds of fake X accounts, a literal bot network, pushed the links all out at once, and now Larry is suing to find out who did it. So just sit with that. By the way, both websites were created. The DNS was registered. five seconds apart.

For a minute, the same people who are being accused of using bots to fake streams are literally getting attacked by actual bot networks pushing AI written smears through fake websites and fake accounts. Basically, the entire campaign runs on the exact same thing that they're accusing everyone else of doing. Now, before I even go deeper, let me just show you the timeline because it is pretty tight. April 17th, Drake's lawyers filed their final brief in his appeal against UMG, pushing his defamation case forward. Four days later, April 21st, streamer Kitchka pulls the book out of Drake's ice sculpture and reveals the Iceman release date. When that release date got announced, the internet was Drake, that that's just what it was.

He was everywhere. Just two days later, April 23rd, Larry Jackson and Gamma get hit, accused of fraud, bots, and streaming manipulation. And then one day later, April 24th, an announcement drops about a brand new lawsuit against Drake and Steak, but it's not a reporter breaking the story. it is a press release written by the lawyers themselves who paid a wire service called PR Newswire to make sure the whole world saw it.

Remember that website because it definitely comes back. For whatever reason, this small boutique law firm at a Virginia wanted this new-boding lawsuit against Drake blasted as far as possible right at the peak of his Iceman rollout. I mean, look at how tight that window is. We get a filing, a reveal, an attack, and a lawsuit all stacked back-to-back, all carrying the same accusations, circling one man and the people connected to them, it's time to start asking some questions.

Was this really one big coincidence? Were these really isolated situations? Or was there a bigger force connecting them? And if there was, who's behind it and why? So let's step back and look at the whole board. We've got Drake, Aidan Ross, DJ academics, and the people around them, Larry Jackson, Gamma. On the surface, these are completely different people, but they're all connected in the sense that they all collaborate, and they all represent a similar thing. They're all either outside the system entirely or they're actively fighting against it or threat to it. And none of them can really be controlled. Drake has never hidden how he feels about the industry and now it looks like he's a free man.

Academics built his own media world where nobody can call him up and threaten his position. And Larry literally built Gamma around handing power back to the artist. Control is shifting from that old system rapidly. It's melting away and a lot of new artists or upcoming artists are starting to realize it. So you have to ask yourself, who spent decades building power? inside that old system. Who's deeply embedded in the music business? Who's got massive interest in the gambling world?

Who's been following lawsuits against creators and leaning on copyright law? And who's been quietly at war with almost everyone we just named? It was just like, all right, man, we played enough defense. 2026 is all offense. First and foremost, let me be clear, this is a theory, but it didn't come out of nowhere. Academics recently revealed on a live stream that he had talked directly with Larry Jackson, who's now suing those anonymous AI websites to find, out who's behind them. And Larry reached out to academics for a pretty good reason, I would assume.

But it's really one of the most powerful people in the music business. And this person called me and this person said, I had to reach out to you to tell you, you're not crazy. Dude, I'm going through the same thing. But I'm dealing with it legally. He said, I called you just to let you know, if you ever need legal help, if you ever need whatever, I'm here to back you up. But he said, didn't you see some stuff pop up about me? And it looks so beautiful and so good. Where did that come from? When you expose that, they came at you and they're using an AI article. They made a whole AI website about me. Both men noticed a similar pattern and the same timeline, both getting smeared by anonymous AI sites with similar accusations, and if you follow academics, you already know where

his suspicions point. So Rock Nation, Jay-Z, their reputation is dirt. Both men seem to be pointing in a similar direction, Jay-Z, and Rock Nation, which raises the real question, why would Jay-Z have any reason to go after Drake, Larry Jackson, or the people around them? And what would he have to gain. What would he have to gain? Three, two, four. To understand the motive, you have to look at what Jay-Z is trying to build right now, and more importantly, what he's failing to build. We can start with gambling because Jay-Z isn't a bystander in this field.

He is an actual owner. In 2021, he and Rock Nation invested in Fanatics, and he took a board seat as a vice chairman of Fanatics, Betting, and Gaming. And in America, you can't just flip on a switch and open a gambling business. You need a license in every single state separately. That is the slow, painful grind JZ and Fanatics have been going through for four years, and today Fanatic sports betting is legal in 23 states. That is the sports betting side of it, but they ended up going after something else.

Fanatics decided to dip their toe into online casinos, which is a completely different game with a completely different problem. Online casinos are only legal in seven states, and Fanatics is only live in four of them, which is not what they want. The real prize is the 46 other. states. They want them all. And in September 2025, the biggest version of that prize got yanked off the table. Rock Nation was part of a $5.4 billion bid to build a casino right in Times Square with a fanatic sports book inside Jay-Z's own 4040 club. A city advisory board killed it. Four votes to two

declined. Bid to create a casino in the middle of Times Square appears to be dead in the water. They needed four of the six votes in order to move forward, but they only got two of the votes on this board. Overwhelmingly, we've heard overwhelmingly from residents from Manhattan Plaza to Midtown, even small businesses around email and calling us over thousand emails and phone calls saying they did not want this to be the economic driver in our district. Now let's look at the other side, which is Steak, one of the biggest online casinos in the world, and Steak doesn't apply for anything. Stake.com is an offshore crypto casino banned from operating in the United States,

so the American side runs through Steak on a loophole. You buy gold coins, you get State cash, and you redeem state cash for real money. They call it a sweepstakes or a promotion, not gambling, and because it's a promotion, they skip state gambling laws entirely. Yes! And Drake is definitely a big part of steak. He had a deal reported to be worth at least $100 million a year

to gamble on stream, bet on sports, and drive players to the platform. And what I'm about to tell you next really matters, and it is not just the theory, it is literal facts. The license and regulated gambling, industry has been openly trying to kill Stakes entire business model. The American Gaming Association has spent years arguing that sweepstake casinos are illegal and they're pushing regulators to completely shut them down. They want to kill steak.

They want them gone. And they're not the only organization that feels that way. Fanatic Sports Betting, Jay-Z's company, is part of an organization called the Sports Betting Alliance, and the whole entire point of this organization is to, one, legalize regulated online casinos in all 50 states, States, and two, destroy unregulated sweepstake companies like steak. In fact, it's literally written directly on their website. Unregulated eye gaming platforms like steak, evade U.S. gaming laws and safeguards that prevent minors from gaining access.

It's literally in black and white, like Jay-Z's company Fanatics Betting, is part of an organization and that organization wants to destroy companies like steak. I mean, the alliance that Fanatics is a part of even put out a full-on commercial called the dangers of unregulated betting, and they literally feature Drake in the commercial. These unauthorized betting sites aren't bound to any of the normal marketing rules that prevent gaming advertising to minors. And what's interesting is how and when Drake ends up in the middle of it. Stake was getting sued all through 2025 by multiple states through multiple lawsuits, and Drake's name never came up once.

And then something changed and just watch the timeline. On October 9, 2025, Drake's lawsuit against UMG got thrown out. 18 days later, he suddenly named in a stake lawsuit in Missouri. Two days after that, New Mexico. A few weeks later, Virginia, then New Jersey. It was like a whole year of stake lawsuits, what not a single mention to Drake, but then all of a sudden something happens where he ends up in lawsuit after lawsuit. However, the most important cases to focus on are the Virginia and New Jersey cases,

and they were both filed by the exact same law firm. These two cases go beyond gambling entirely. They claim Drake used a hidden tipping feature on stake to secretly send crypto to pay for bot farms, fake accounts, or machines used to stream his music, and fake a fake. his popularity. Now just stop and think about that. These are gambling lawsuits. Someone is trying to get their gambling money back. Proving Drake's Spotify numbers are fake does nothing for that. It doesn't put a single dollar back in anyone's pocket. It has nothing to do with gambling. So why is it in there? Botting allegations or fake streams do not matter to a gambler. But they do matter to the music industry.

Here's the question that actually matters. Forget who's behind these lawsuits for a second. Just ask yourself, how does a lawsuit like this even come to be? Well, a gamble. A gamble The family lawsuit would start with someone who lost money. And in Virginia, that's two women, allegedly stake users, who found a lawyer, they go in, they say, I lost money on an illegal platform, and I want my money back. It's a very simple case. Like, I lost money, that casino is illegal, I want it back. That that's it.

So how do two random women who lost money on a casino app walk into a law office with detailed theories about Drake's crypto tipping with streaming farms and bot vendors, and then there's this guy named George moving money in the background? How did those women even get that information? How did they get that? Like, it just doesn't add up. And where it gets stranger is that these lawsuits also accuse Drake, academics, and George of using steak to go after music competitors and executives. Yeah, you heard it right.

It is a gambling lawsuit that is worried about music executives and music competitors getting their feelings hurt. Being talked about negatively. That's what you have here. So just think about it. Who in the music industry could this possibly be about? Well, the lawsuit doesn't name any executives, so just fill in the blanks. Who have academics and his team actually been critical of over the last couple years? Only two camps come up.

TDE, DeKendrickside, Punch, Dave Free, Dochi, and Rock Nation, Jay-Z, and Desiret Perez. Those are the only two. The only two. Now, I want to be careful here, so let me tell you what I can prove and what I can't, because I can't tell you who filed these lawsuits, but what I can tell you is the names that keep coming up over and over again over the last two years. And it starts with Academics. It goes back to the Tori Lanes and Megan the stallion trial. Academics was firm that he didn't believe Megan, he thought she was lying, and he sided with

Tori from day one. A smaller blogger named Malagro Grams took a similar stance and got herself sued by Meg for it. Now, academics ended up subpoenaed as a witness in the Malagro case. He sat down with Megan's lawyers and he recorded it. But there was something very, very strange about this deposition. Act was there as a witness about Megan, Malagro, and Tori, but for some reason, Drake, who has nothing to do with that case, kept coming up. And you said that you weren't so happy about not being paid to promote Drake, and you said it

was probably due to your blind loyalty. Are you blindly loyal to Drake? Did you ever leak exclusive information from someone on Drake's camp? What type of information have you leaked that you received from Drake's camp? They asked about Drake repeatedly, but guess what else they asked about? What is stake? Do you have any joint accounts with anybody through which you receive any kind of compensation for your work? How did you get connected with the individuals at stake to be in a sponsor relationship. Conversations with Drake about, has he ever sent you any sort of cryptocurrency

or digital assets for any reason? And they also asked about George, aka Grand Wizard. Of the individual who runs the Grand Wizard chat account. Now, you could probably argue that this is just Megan's legal team and it has nothing to do with Rock Nation and on paper, maybe. But the problem is the legal team accidentally

shared their own screen and their own internal chat and sitting right there for everyone to see was one name, Des. Desire Perez, is the CEO of Rock Nation. And this is where I realized, we got you. Y'all are liars. Tell des. So just think about it.

Rock Nation's legal team deposed academics for a defamation case about a blogger and spent hours asking them about Steak, Drake, and George, the exact three names that would soon sit at the dead center of two gambling lawsuits that hadn't even been filed yet. They were even trying to link Drake to George in his deposition and asking questions about it.

The person who runs the Grand Wizard account has ever been associated with an account called Ovo-Brand dollar sign? Because OVO is Drake's record label, right? Did he give you any indication whether or not there was truth to him communicating with the individual who runs the Grand Wizard chat account? This deposition happened in August of 2025. The first lawsuit accusing Drake of sending crypto through stake to George for bot payments wasn't followed until December.

So months before anyone followed a lawsuit about this, Rock Nation lawyers were already in a room under oath, grilling or more or less investigating academics about Drake, crypto, steak, and George. I mean, like, read between the lines, use your own discretion, but whatever you got to do. Actually, you know what? Like, I'm doing the edit right now. I'm putting this thing together. And like, I got to say, like, this whole thing makes me fucking sick.

Did this is making me sick? Did Drake other tell you one way or another if he paid to help secure Grand Wizards account? And the Virginia lawsuit gets even stranger when you look at who's actually suing. At first, it was just two women. Tiffany Hines and Lashana Ridley, and because their names are now public in a very public case against a very public figure, I pulled their backgrounds. This is not their first time inside a courtroom. Lashana Ridley was convicted in 2015 on a cocaine felony, and like a lot of people who get caught in the system, it didn't end there. It turned into years stuck in the probation trap.

Violation after violation, always at the mercy of the court. That cycle finally ended for her in 2021 when she got an early release. And you well see in a minute why all this matters. The other plant of Tiffany Hines had the exact same charge, a 2018 cocaine felony that sent her down the same probation rabbit hole, multiple violations, constantly back and forth with a judge. For this one, I couldn't confirm whether her probation had ever been fully lifted. But now it gets really interesting, because eventually six more people were added to this lawsuit, and most of them are directly connected to those first two women. First up, we have 63-year-old Regina Ridley. This is Lashana Ridley's blood relative. They shared the same address for years.

This I've confirmed. But that's not even all because another person directly tied to Lashana got added. A man named Freddie Ray with multiple felonies between 2007 and 2016, and records showed he lived at the exact same address as Lashana, and as of 2026, it looks like they still live together. I believe this is her partner, and now he's also added to the lawsuit. And Freddie got an early release from probation back in 2021-2, within two days of Lashana.

But let's keep going through the other plaintiffs. Tiffany Hines, not to be outdone, brought in a blood relative of her own 55-year-old Stephanie Hines, and as you could see, these two are clearly related. Then they added to Kia Adams, same pattern of run-ins with the law, with a more recent identity theft conviction in 2024. As far as I could tell, she's still on probation. Then there was Raquelah Lechay. Again, through the court system multiple times, two drug felony convictions, are probation history just like the others, with a violation in 2024. Keep in mind, these people are like extremely concerned over Drake streaming numbers, right?

It's imperative that they get to the bottom of this. They're losing sleep. over it. And they don't want the executives being talked about negatively. So let's look at this for what it is. We've got two plaintiffs that share the last name Ridley, two more share the last name Heinz. In an eight-person class, half the names are pairing off. Two of them, Lashana Ridley and Pruddy Ray, have shared the same Norfolk address for years, not the same city, they live in the same house, and all eight come out of the same metro area running through the same criminal courts. It looks completely ridiculous. A class action lawsuit is supposed to be open to anyone who was hurt by the thing you're suing over, and the whole point of a platform like steak is that anybody

anywhere with a phone can lose money on it. A real class should have scattered total strangers, but instead you've got shared last names with blood relatives, shared households, all packed into this one tiny corner of one state. In my opinion, this is not a class of strangers who all stumbled upon the stake app. These are people that know each other that filed together, which raises the obvious question if these people were connected before the lawsuit, whether it was from the same families or being from the same neighborhoods or in the same court, then who brought them together? And who decided this was the group that should sue Drake with an elaborate theory about botched streams and crypto tipping through stake?

This is where we look into the firm that filed the lawsuit. The firm handling the Virginia case is Impressa Legal Group, the same firm that followed the New Jersey lawsuit, which is basically a carbon copy. It has the same theory from the same firm. And when you look at the lawyers whose names are actually on the filing, it gets interesting fast. George Costell and Richard Kelsey of Impressa Legal Group. George Costell owns the firm, but the interesting part is his history. He's a former commercial litigation partner at a firm called Reed Smith,

and I'll explain why this matters in a second. The other owner of the firm, Jason Matcheck, was also a partner at Reed Smith. Reed Smith is the company that if you talk about Jay-Z, they'll copyright strike her page because apparently they own all Jay-Z images. So when I talked about the, the GQ interview, they struck it, and they struck like 10 other pages. And all they said is, we own the copyright for Jayze's image. And then they put Rock Nation.

And Richard Kelsey, the other attorney on the case, worked at Reed Smith too. In fact, it's right here on his own Facebook. It's even on Impressa's own website under the About Us page. It proudly lists Reed Smith as one of the firms that's. their attorneys come from. And I know what you're thinking, right? Like lawyers change firms all the time. Like, what's the big deal? And you would be right if Reed Smith were just any firm, but Reed Smith isn't just any firm. It has a very specific, very documented relationship with Rock Nation and the woman who runs it. Her name is Desire Perez. She is the CEO of Rock Nation, one of the most

powerful people in the entire music industry, and Reed Smith is her personal law firm. Right now, in 2026, Reed Smith lawyers are representing her personally in an act of lawsuit. This is all confirmed in court records. But to understand why Desiree matters here, you need to look at who she actually is because Desiree Perez has a documented history as Jay-Z's fixer or the person who handles the problems. Back in 1994, she was arrested in a major federal drug case and charged in a conspiracy to distribute narcotics. She became a government informant, took a probation deal, and later served nine months in prison in 1999 for violating it. Desire Perez is not new to the system. She's basically navigated it. Her whole

career. Then decades later, in the final hours of his presidency, Donald Trump gave her a full pardon. And here's the part that's even more compelling, because in 2023, ESPN conducted an investigation into how NFL coach John Gurdon's private emails got leaked, which was a leak that ended his career and helped bring down an NFL owner. According to that reporting, the operation was run through Reed Smith, with the help from Desire Perez, using leaked private communications to take down a target. Basically, in a nutshell, this wasn't just an attorney. herney dealing with her client, it sounds like Desire Perez and Reed Smith were working together as conspirators to destroy someone's reputation. This is not a rumor. This was documented by ESPN.

So just think about the playbook. Perez and Reed Smith have already been described in national reporting as a unit that used leaked private messages to destroy someone. And the same firm that is filing this lawsuit against Drake and Stake is in the bloodline of Reed Smith. Now look back at these lawsuits against Drake because they say the exact same thing. It's about leaked DMs, leaked chat logs. Do you know that his DMs were leaked? That what was leaked appeared to be DMs between the person who runs that account and Drake. And it even goes deeper. Reed Smith doesn't just represent Desiree personally. It represents Rock Nation, the company. Remember in 2024 when Megan Nostalian was sued by a former cameraman named Emilio Garcia? In that case, Rock Nation's

lawyers were Reed Smith and Megan's lawyers were Quinn Emanuel, the same Quinn Emanuel you saw in the academics deposition. Basically, the lawyers who were questioning academics, work with Reed Smith in the past, which is Desire's firm. So let's just line up what we have. The two lawyers who filed the Drake lawsuit came out of Reed Smith. Reed Smith is tied to Desire Perez and Rock Nation. Reed Smith works alongside the same firm that deposed academics. We even mentioned earlier in this video that Reed Smith was the firm

who was filing these false copyright claims on behalf of Rock Nation. Bring to be from the law firm called Reed Smith issued a copyright take down request on the video. But what does that have to do with this Virginia law? Well, remember, almost everyone in this case has a criminal record and a history of probation problems, which brings us to Rock Nation's nonprofit Reform Alliance. Reform Alliance is a criminal justice organization co-founded by Jay-Z, Fanatic CEO Michael Rubin. Remember, he's in the gambling business too, and then Desiree Perez is on its board. The company's entire mission is fighting the probation trap, which is the exact system that kept a lot of our plaintiffs stuck in a cycle of violations for years.

Then there's the fact that some of the plaintiffs in this case seem to still be on probation. One of the first dates that they went into was Virginia. In 2021, Reform Alliance pushed to change Virginia's probation laws, and they won. They got a law passed that allowed early release for people stuck on probation, and it took effect July 1st, 2021. Now, remember Lashana Ridley and Pready Ray, two at a plant of suing Drake. In December 2021, five months after that new law kicked in, Lashana Ridley was released from probation early. and exactly two days later, so was Predy Ray. So basically the people suing Drake were freed from Virginia's probation system

in the exact same year that Jay-Z and Desire Perez's organization rewrote Virginia's probation laws. But this only gets tighter. On October 18, 2024, Reform Alliance and Rock Nation held a massive public job fair in Virginia. The job fair was built to help formerly incarcerated people find work and get help cleaning off their criminal records. And guess who Rock Nation brought in to handle the legal. services at the event. Reed Smith. The exact same firm that represents Desiree Perez, the exact same firm that represents Rock Nation, the exact same firm and Pressa's owners came from, they were physically

in the room at Rock Nation's event in Virginia, sitting across from formerly incarcerated people, people who were on probation, and we know Reed Smith was there because Reform Alliance said it themselves. Their own website said Reed Smith would be on hand to help with expungement. Expungement is when they like erase the records from your criminal history, like wipe them entirely. And do you guys remember PR Newswire, the paid wire service website that Impressa used to blast out the Drake lawsuit right in the middle of his rollout? I looked into their full history on it. Out of every case Impressa legal group has ever handled, do you know how many times they've used that website for a press release? Twice.

Only twice and both times it was to announce a lawsuit against Drake. One for Virginia, one for New Jersey. Now guess who uses PR NewsWire? all the time. Guess who has a whole account for announcing their biggest initiatives, Rock Nation and Reform Alliance. Rock Nation... Let me slow this down and go back again. Carcerated people, people who were on probation, and we know Reed Smith was there because Reform Alliance said it themselves. Their own website said Reed Smith will be on hand to help with expungement. Expungement is when they like erase the records from your criminal history, like wipe them entirely.

And do you guys remember PR NewsWR? NewsWR. The paid wire service website that Impressa used to blast out the Drake lawsuit right in the middle of his rollout. I looked into their full history on it. Out of every case and press illegal group has ever handled, do you know how many times they've used that website for a press release? Twice. Only twice and both times it was to announce a lawsuit against Drake, one for Virginia, one for New Jersey. Now guess who uses PR Newswar all the time? Guess who has a whole account for announcing their biggest initiatives? Rock Nation and Reform Alliance. Rock Nation pays PR Newswar constantly, pretty much everything. Jay Z does

Gets gets pushed through Damn there every two weeks through it, including that exact Virginia job fair in October 2024. So basically a tiny firm that had never touched PR Newswire suddenly used the exact same paid platform Rock Nation lives on

to run a national smear on Drake using lawyers who came out of the exact same law firm that Rock Nation uses, representing plaintiffs who benefited from Rock Nation's probation laws, many of them blood relatives, in a gambling lawsuit that's somehow really about the authenticity of Drake's dreams and music executives getting talked about.

Again, I'll leave this information with you. So let's just lay out all the connections we've actually established, and just remember, I can't tell you how all this came together, but I can show you that every single piece you need to build this lawsuit was already sitting there, publicly connected, already operating in Virginia. Reform Alliance has a database. They know exactly who they help get off probation in Virginia, and who's still trying to.

Through their job fairs and their clinics, they know a lot about those people's lives. Reed Smith was at Rock Nation's Virginia event sitting across from those exact people. Reed Smith's former partners built in Press Illegal Group, the firm that followed the lawsuit. Reed Smith represents Desire Perez personally and Rock Nation as a company. The Quinn Emanuel Law Firm has worked right alongside Reed Smith and was asking academics about Drake, Steak, George, and Crypto, months before any lawsuit even existed. Some of the plaintiffs got off probation in 2021, right after Reform Alliance changed Virginia's probation laws. Then we have some plaintiffs who seem to still be on probation, likely hoping it could end.

Both Drake lawsuits were announced on PR Newswire. The only two times that firm has ever used it, Rock Nation uses it constantly. Then we have the fact that the lawsuits themselves are written to benefit the regulated gambling business and the music business. The people who win most if Drake and State go down are in gambling and in music. Jay-Z is in vote. heavily with that said remember Drake is not the only one because around the exact same time Larry Jackson got hit with almost the exact same playbook and that's where this goes next and once again disclaimer this is a theory right all I really did

was take publicly available info I connected it and presented it to you with that said I think most of us can admit at this point that there is something off about these lawsuits it's very fishy it's one of the few times that I felt like this work was so thorough that I I need not add commentary. You know, at this point, you guys know, I've been beating a dead horse for a long time. You're either going to look at this and be like, whatever, or you're going to be like, ah, no, I don't believe it.

Or I seen a comment earlier. They were like, yo, act, yo. You know, like, yeah, we believe in and shit, but like, shit, y'all do the same thing. Well, I'll answer that person. there's nobody who's doing what rock nation's doing okay absolutely not like this type of shit requires a particular type of capital particular type of manipulation a particular type of power that there's no one but rock nation has so if you think that you know maybe i don't know let's say academics tv because they like drugs

Drake, posting something that's favoring Drake is equal to this documentary, what you just seen? Bro, they created a fake website. They sent out, yo, Charlemagne the God is a $200 million man. They sent him out to go handle that. They have job fairs, all type of stuff. If they have people online, I can't even use Jay-Z, Jay-Z's pictures, well, like 80% of his pitchers, because they're going to strike it. If you think that there's something tantamount to that, whatever.

Now, what do I think should be done? I think people should just be knowledgeable about it. The thing with how media is these days is that when people are educated, everything source itself out. the only time people are really powerful is when they can lie to you and you don't know they're lying to you. As long as you know who these people are, when we're talking about them, you're looking at them in the face, you know what they're trying to do. They're not trying to pull the wool over your eyes. We're going to be fine. Okay?

It's going to be tough times. Yes. I'm not going to lie. Like, they have definitely been in the business of trying to exhaust people like, you know, Milagro, me. obviously they can't do it to Drake. Like, Drake's a billionaire. But, like, they've tried to exhaust us financially. That's the fact.

You know, like, hey, let's drag academics to court. Let's do this. Let's force him to get a lawyer. Let's force him to answer some bullshit lawsuit. That's nothing, right? Drake's a little bit different. He has a lot more resources. We've seen he spent, like, probably spent a million or two

on this UMG lawsuit, and he's still going. Right? but Drick just give away a million dollars to a couple of women recently, so he's good. All that being said, you know, I keep telling you that the operative thing is it's a multi-pronged thing. It's, you know, I'm not bigger than the program. And while I do think that I've never served the purpose on a PR level for Rock Nation, do I think that they're just saying they need to just get rid of me? No.

The ultimate goal here is Drake represents he's the biggest ambassador for one of the biggest gambling companies online. Stake. Drake also has co-signed one of the biggest threat to the industry in terms of music, Gamma. Those are the two things that matter. That's why Drake will always be the centerpiece to all of this because he's the same. going against everything that Jay Z needs. Okay? I'm,

respectfully, I'm like a, I'm a speedball. I'm a speedball, right? And truth be told, like, if I was willing to just get out the way in terms of echoing a lot of what Rock Nation would like to hear, if I would do the Charlemagne and be like, yo, y'all do need a casino in Times Square, right?

or nah, shit, I'm going to talk to Russ soon. Russ was one of the few artists who came out and criticized Rock Nation distribution. You know, when they announced that distribution shit and they were doing it like, oh, it's open for the public. They're targeting gamma. So when an artist shitted on it, which is Russ, I want to see, I want to have a conversation with him to see, like, you know, how is that turned out for him? has he seen anything weird but it's okay but those are the major things but you know for the chat niggas

who are here uh as we do you know obviously we're just not going to capitulate right we're not going to just okay he has a billion dollars to spend this and third we're just going to bow down um but we also do know we're not the the full targets of all this like stuff right he's trying to get a drink and this is why like i hear mealy maul like he was was saying some shit and I guess he's trying like keep it like con like bro jzy don't like drake for nothing and if you hear any pawn or anybody says it like he's not gonna say it but you think jzy likes drake and and if anything i think drake is probably realizing that jay don't fuck with him if he hasn't realized already so it's big business it's billion dollar wars

I'm just a cog in this fucking situation. I'm no big fish. I'm no big fish. I might have had an impact, but I'm no big fish in this. So it's one of those where you don't want to get paused swallowed up by the whales as they battle it out.

That's why when people say, well, act, what's your, what's the game plan? I can't take a whole rock nation. They got a billion dollars. They're funding like 30 lawsuits. Do you know what like funding, like even, again, Impressor Group is the law firm that's filed in Jersey, and filed in whatever.

Do you know like how much that cost? Like these guys are billing out of that. They're not doing this shit for fun. So Rock Nation, who by the way, a couple years ago during quarantine, Desiree Perez was leaked by her daughter and saying, you know, listen, we're about to go bankrupt. Right?

And they're hemorrhaging money. I told you how much that deposition, Because with Megdaleney, you think Megyn paid that out of her own pocket or did Rock Nation pay for that? I'm telling you, my deposition cost them $100,000. If they could just throw away $100,000 just for nothing, and I sat there and played with them. I sat there and played. And that probably costs them $120,000. And they don't give a fuck.

It's not like they're like, oh, man, let's stop now. They're keep going. More lawsuits, more private investigators, more fake websites, more this, more that. Yes, we are fighting the people with the unlimited pockets. Now, Charlaman has said something to me that was really interesting. He says, well, act, if you think these people have all these resources, why don't you stop? To me, that was the most bitch-made thing I ever heard.

Which means it's like, yeah, of course I acknowledge that they have way more resources than me. But it's like basically saying, why don't you just submit to them? That's not how I came in this game. I came in this game. I bucked at even the record labels because at first, me and the record labels had a tumultuous relationship because they thought what I was doing

with our use music videos and my videos, they were really combative until they got it. So this idea of like, oh, Rock Nation has, like, their budget might be $100 million to get whatever. They might be like, yo, we got to, this is our destroyed Drake steak budget.

Act Aiden Ross, everybody else falls underneath. It's $100 million. Yeah, I can't fuck with $100 million with a nigga. If somebody could just put away $100 million to try to get rid of you, yeah, I can't fuck with it. But the answer cannot be or won't be for me to say, you know what, y'all got it. I'm on y'all's side now or I'll do what y'all want.

So me, I rely on the audience. Thank you to what's the dirt. Thank you to all these other people. I see other creators. You know, obviously, and that's what I was saying about to sit down with me and and Charleman, Charlotte Man did something that was really clever. when you call someone crazy,

I remember Dave Chappelle's saying this, he says when someone calls you crazy, it's the most dismissive thing you could do. It is because it neutralized me in a sense that if I alone kept speaking about Rock Nation, people be like, well, Charlemagne did tell us he's losing it. Yep, that nigger is losing it. So for a second, I kind of had to tone it down,

even though I was seeing obvious stuff. I'm like, people are believing it. They're giving to Charlemagne like, oh, you did good. So they're now starting to say, like, imagine someone who highly intellectual is me being manning. So I'm saying, you know what? You got to tone down the rhetoric. You got to wait till they see it.

You got to wait for the people to see it. If you actually believe media is where it is, because we're not in the Charlemagne era no more. We're not in the era if you could just, like, lie to people and you could just, like, get these blanket narratives off. People are smart. The reason why they hate the flakos and traplo-Ross, they're not going to just report news on the surface. They're getting all the way into the weeds. They're bringing up the documents. They're bringing up the actual shit.

And the fans are so smart these days. They don't want to hear just headlines. They want to read through the docket. What do we do on this channel? We read through the docket. We read through the indictment. We get to the shit. We don't just read through a headline and a small article.

We get to the indictment, right? At this point, most of you guys probably know how to pull an indictment, probably know how to get a body cam. Like, you, this is, fans are way smart. So what I said, I say, you know what? Okay, this is chess. Charlemagne, he did a good chest move, but now you've got to rely on the people.

If you really think we're in a great time for media, you let the people realize over time, oh, okay, wait, hold on now. Why did this website disappear? Why is this exactly? And obviously other YouTubers, you know, I think they're realizing it too because they're just coming from a different school. And, you know, the biggest takeaway I'll always have from the Charlemagne interview is that I take pride in realizing that me, I am to a certain extent a branch off the tree of Charlemagne, which means I was influenced by him. but I took that influence and I started doing it my way with the internet and how I would break stuff down.

And now there's a whole new crop of YouTubers. There's a whole new generation. They're a branch of my tree, which is about information first and getting in depth and going beyond just those headlights. And those are the people that will deviate from the Charlemains, not in terms of like maybe, well, yeah, definitely also in style because. I don't think people do that type of style like what he does. But more of the way narratives would get pushed via him, it doesn't work anymore like that. So I look around and, you know, I might just, I get online,

whether I'm listening to Flaco, I might be listening to Traplow Ross, shit, I might be listened to Hello Yacine. I might be listening. It could be anybody. And they're all like, you know, and it's not even like they're doing it to stick up for me. They're just kind of like, is not idiots. That's it. And it's one of those things as Charleston was trying to tell me, he's like, yo, you got all these people like, they're riding for you. I'm like, they're not

writing for me. They're writing for the fact that they're not idiots, right? Like, they're writing for things that is transparent. So, yeah, you know, I kind of leave it there, but good job to what's the dirt. And to all the YouTubers who want to pursue this, I'll tell you this, the, I won't necessarily call them an enemy, but the people who were talking about in this type of, like, if you want to call it a conspiracy or whatever, they got $100 million committed. Like, they have all the resources in the world. You get what I'm saying?

Like, you know, a popular tactic in hip hop is when you want to, like, say someone, you know, and by the way, that was the tactic at first with Cardi being Tasha K. Right. Like, you know, Tasha K says some stuff. She's starting to talk crazy. You send her a cease and desist. Most content creators, you don't have money. you don't have money for a lawyer, you get that cease and assist, you're saying, hey, I don't want no problems.

I'm good. You go the other way. That's what happens. So that's usually the train of thought for, like, most of media. And now we're in, like, unprecedented territory because these people are saying, all right, shit, if we hit them, like, they're going to still hit you with a copyright strike. So, Reed Smith, if you guys ever got a copywritten, right? Like, we have, we probably have two dozen that haven't expired yet. 24 copyright.

Think about this. If any label, imagine Drake's label, Republic. If Republic ever copyright struck me, I remember one time I got copyright by UMG. I called up the son of Lucian Grange,

and I said, yo, listen, let's get this fixed. They know what I mean to the music business. Oh shit, okay, all right, hold on,

let me call this as the removed. Because I don't know if you guys know, one of my YouTube channels I actually got removed. One of my YouTube channels got deleted because I think I did some little dirt content. Like it was at that time I didn't have

the relationship I have now with labels. So they had copyrights, like, it was some crazy thing. No, it was my Instagram. It was my Instagram. My Instagram. Yeah, so when I would post music, they would, they didn't understand. It was so early.

They're like, like, what the fuck? Is he, like, posting our song? Strike. Now, you know, come on. Imagine UMG hit me with a strike. Yo, I get on the phone like, yo, five minutes later, it's all. It's not, you know, they know it's a big act. But it's only one person and one company that I'm getting strikes wrong.

One, it's rock nation. And it's not because they, you know, I'm, they feel like, oh, okay, I'm stealing their stuff. They're doing it because they're like, this is a way we could weaponize and utilize this system to try to quiet you. Or if we can't quiet you, we could get these platforms to get you to stop talking about us. Anyway, I digress. Thank you guys for staying up with me. It's 3 o'clock on the East Coast. It's midnight on the west.

And if you are in the UK, it's 8 a.m., so good morning to you. If you're in Indonesia, if you're in Japan, if you're in Australia, I don't know what time it is, but you guys can let me know what time it is wherever you're at. I appreciate you guys. You know, obviously we do live streams, but we also got to be cognizant that people have work. And if you can't make the live stream, always make sure you tap in with the, we broadcast. We do upload to Spotify, Apple, other places. But you could get short of clips on Facebook, YouTube, and otherwise.

Obviously, our full streams are always available on kick.com slash academics. All right. Have y'all seen what's going on with Lotto? Well, you've been in custody. Oh, we're going to talk about Kiki afterwards. So Lotto has clapped back. at Charleston White. So Charleston White came out trying to defend a black woman.

What's the deal? Let me tell you. So it appears that, remember when we play this clip where Clarissa Shields got online and she was like, I'm going to tell y'all why, you know, Papoose likes me. People are really critical of their relationship. She's like, yo, I got that good pussy. I got this. I'm a bad bitch, right?

I think this was a clip right here, right? I think this was a clip. I want to tell you the real reason why Papp is with me because I don't think you know. I'm a bad ass bitch. Flat out. My ass is real. My body's real.

I look good as fucking face. I'm successful. I'm young. And the things that my little Poonama can do is amazing. That's why we're together. I want to tell you the real reason. Okay. Yeah. So I just want to let you know that why you did all that.

Now, here's your viral moment that you wanted. Okay. Shannika, yo big fat ass. So fans have started to kind of get at her. They're really critical of her and Papoos. And whether it's about her appearance, whether it's about like people saying, damn, like, yo, why is Pat with her? Like, she's starting to now defend herself. sat up there and talk that shit to me and then when i checked you respectfully i checked you respectfully

in your face in your face you shut off now i don't know who this is miss shineke richardson let's try to figure out what she's talking about but apparently uh Richardson and Clarissa Shields. Apparently there was an inappropriate. Okay, here we go. I asked that question from a... Oh, it was a viral interview. Wait, can we go back to the interview?

I've never seen the interview. Did anyone see the interview? Oh, here we go. Question from a place of kid. I'm sitting here. We're interviewing a 31-year-old champion in her field. I'm feeling her energy. It's upbeat.

Wait, I now want to watch an interview. I've never seen it. Does anyone have a link to the video? Oh, wow. I didn't know about this. Okay. You know, unfortunately, Twitter, you could damn near find a clip faster than YouTube.

Let's see. This would be a big thing when it was like, she's over there living her happy life. We're over here living our happy life. Our happy lives never were interested. intertwined. Never. So it's like when I hear this stuff,

I think that women who try to come from me, is this? It wasn't like... Okay, okay. I'm trying to find. Okay. Where is it back and forth?

Platform on YouTube. Who? Okay, come on now. Can we find a clip or not? Cam Newton. Oh, okay. Maybe this is it. New York, I have a place in Atlanta

where we're together all the time. Like, he's on his way here now. Okay. And juggling the relationship. Having, not just the, being public figures, having children. We having a baby next year. Oh, shit. Yeah.

Huh? Yeah, we having a baby next year. Hey, how y'all gonna have it? You gonna have a child? Who the fuck y'all gonna have a kid? Man, listen, here now. Don't, don't, don't, listen. What you mean?

I'm asking you, did you got it? I'm not going to have no surrogate. Okay. I can get pregnant like anybody else. I never thought that. I'm not asking. But why did you say that? Why that first thing came to your mind?

Because, number one, you're a boxer. Yeah, I'm putting my career on hold. That's cool. And number two, I know you have a minimum fight. Like, you have certain fights that you have to obtain. Mm-hmm. Right? And number three, we're living in a day and age where surrogates are real.

Adoption is real. I'm not adopting no kids. And I don't want nobody carrying no kid from me either. That was my young mindset. 18. I'm like, I'm not messing with this perfect body. Somebody else carried a little kid. Now at 31 and me just loving family, like I'm very close to my sister, three kids.

They're like my kids. Okay. So, you know, I haven't had kids. It's like they're my kids. And we have a five-year-old, an eight-year-old, and a 12-year-old. So it's like now I feel like I want to have. my own kid and I can't let somebody carry my kid. That's beautiful.

So y'all are going to start right after the fight? No, I have two fights. I have this fight and then probably one end of the year, January, then we'll. Then y'all going to get active. And also, too, he asked me. If you would have, if you would have asked me, was I ready to have? By the way, I will point out, you could tell she's been attacked a lot about her relationship with Papu's. because when she was asked a question about, you know, having a baby,

she even said, wait, you don't think I could have a baby? Why would that even be a thought? You're a woman. Well, why would that be a thought? But she automatically went to that assumption because she's been getting so many people that are attacking her. So she's very defensive. A kid or dad, do I want a kid? I would have said, you know, I would have said, hold on to.

probably 35, before I met him, I would have said, hold on until 35, because I feel like I want to retire at 38, so when I have a kid, then come back and have two more fights than be done. But it was like, with him, I'm willing to have a kid at 31, 32.

Why 38? To retire? I got to make sure all the fight is out of me. I think after then, I won't be walking around punching everybody no one. You're a different woman. in the ring and in a relationship. Yes.

Okay, she speaks about him being still married. That's the operative part. And just to hear him say, I love me, like, don't worry, I got it. But I feel like as far as in a man who understands me, like some of the stuff that, like when I get mad, I think I'm not. Okay. I guess it's not the interview, but essentially this argument is now coming up where people are saying, yo, bro, well, Clarissa, you know you're trying to have a kid with a,

man that has a child no not a child but but he's married or heard of her before oh so it was it was off-camera drama that's why we can't find my bad she sent threats after the interview miss shenika is firing back at boxing champion cloressa shields after their viral interview question about her boyfriend hot poops shenika claimed shields acted completely fine on air but flipped once public comments started rolling i've never heard of her before until it came out that her and Papoos were messing around with one another. So I just asked her something. And per her last live, the question was cool.

I came from an olive branch standpoint. Like, girl, we didn't did some, you know, we didn't been in some situation with these men before. When it hit the internet, it was a different story for her. Because upon leaving, they reached out to the producer of the show and wanted pictures so they could promote the interview, right? So because of the comments. She felt like I tried her because of what people were saying in the in the comments and so she started making comments about me

Basically saying yeah anybody else the next person that that asked me something like that I'm not gonna be so nice Going up for her basically saying all you know is an inappropriate Question and the reason that that matters and me saying wait hold on dude like what what what type of time are we all right now So it started changing on me. So we went from a professional interview to what it is. The only reason that I feel like I needed to go up is because she's trying to act like she didn't threaten me. Okay. So it looked like apparently the argument started because there was a comment made or Clarissa felt away.

off camera after she started seeing comments that people are saying damn girl like you mad and happy to be with this dude he is still married you're planning the future with him he's still married uh charleston white chimed in on it and he mentioned Lotto that's how we're going to get into a lot of stuff but listen to what Charleston said

Lotto don't get no backlash for getting pregnant by a married nigger if Clarissa Shields was a light-skinned girl mixed breed nobody would have a problem with her but because she's a darker skin complex this black woman, who's in physical shape. You can't beat her up.

She got a mouth on her. She speaks out against somebody who speaks up against her. And they're trying to vilify her. Why are they trying to vilify her? Because Papoose and Remmy Maher had a public separation. Remmy Maher got cheating, got caught cheating with another nigga. She left Papoose for another nigga. Papu stayed single for a while

Took him a year or so He got with Clarissa What the fuck is wrong Because they ain't got married Or he ain't got a divorce Bitch I got a wife and a girlfriend Clarissa shills is everything You want your dark-skinned daughter

The Groth to be I want my niche to be Yeah bitch he ain't niggas now Why do she have to have a problem With him still being married Like y'all do So I want to say to the fat bitch that's on the morning show with Jack and Charlotte. I was on there.

The bitch tried to be sassy with me too. Fat bitches ain't got no room to be sassy and messy. Bitch, you didn't answer that question from a place of love. That was a fat whole messy question. That was a fat bitch messy question back to the hotel. And y'all ain't fit to dressing up like the people want to know. We don't want to know. Only you messy bitches want to know.

Why? Because y'all really want to know why y'all don't talk about 21 Savage and Lotto. Lotto don't get no backlash for getting pregnant by a married nigger. Y'all don't say nothing to Lado. What's the problem, people? Being hypocritical again. Clarissa, came down one of them whole hooppeer. Papoose, my nigger, you beating up everybody.

Why? You don't talk. You just move with grace. I love you, Nick. Boy, I'm talking about a smooth player. They try to say you ain't got nothing. Say, nigger, I was a nigga who didn't have nothing but some good conversation and some good dick that goes mediocre when I get half-ass what I want. So yeah, yeah, yeah.

So now, my nigga, uh, Clarissa, man, keep holding your head up. They hating on you. But I promise you if he was a light skin. If he's a light-skinned sister, you wouldn't have any problem. They don't get a lot of no problem. Lotto over her acting like she's as a boss bitch playing dog house with 21-sab and his wife. Come on now. This bitch playing surrogate mother like she really started out being a surrogate mother.

She was a side bitch that got pregnant. She my side bitch didn't be pregnant. Shit, I don't shot that because, yeah. So, no, I ain't got no side bitches. All my bitches, my bitches. So, Papoose, you got one woman and you publicly claim her. Remmy Ma got another nigga. Why don't Remmy Ma?

Long head, ass, catch no flack for fucking with that nigga. Why? Because Clarissa is a. champion and champions always or have to be tried to brought down and she's confident and she she's she's arrogant when she needs to be she's meek and humble when she needs to be all y'all wrong for fucking with carissa and to that bitch on that radio station bitch stop acting like you wouldn't be a missy fat-ass bitch fat holes ain't got no room to say nothing so you and if we want fat holes ain't got no right no public fat-ha-ass bitch you

fat bitch. Fat-ed-bitious ain't got room to say nothing. Bitch. And then evil Michelle. Bitch, shut up. Bitch, all y'all don't fuck with a married nigga before. Every bitch in the industry, bitch don't fuck with a married nigga before,

especially if he doesn't live and ain't got a divorce. Fuck like that's the problem. Clarissa ain't the first, you ain't the lad, baby. Go whoop that hole. or this weekend or whenever you got to have a fight, keep talking your shit, keep strutting like the rooster in the hen how. Why? They could never be you, Mama.

These pretty assholes and these fat assholes with these faithful men and these so-called happy relationship, these whole miserable. They ain't got the kind of confidence you got, baby. They ain't got the kind of confidence you got. Come on. Could can't one of whoop you. At the end of the day, can't nobody whoop you. So let him talk and you keep talking back.

And don't you hold your head down and feel bad by shame any bitches, by choked niggil. That's your knicker. And you his bitch. So fuck who don't like it. Shit. Okay. Now Lado got on live promptly and she was addressing shit. This is what she said.

Listen here, you little. I'm telling you one thing. Bitch. You are up there my mama and my daddy. I'm going to be at the fight. I'm walking. I can Clarissa out at the fight. August 15th State Farm Arena.

Bitch. When it comes to that baby, don't say nothing. Don't, I don't even want to hear the word baby. And my name, in a sentence. Bitch. Little boy.

I don't let y'all be loud and wrong for too long. I ain't. Fucking no married man. Bitch. I've been trying to get on Lotto claiming that she, she was fucking on a, a married dude which which 21 Savage

she's finally addressing it she says she's not fucking a married guy okay I'm gonna say this one more time when you come to that child bitch I'm walking Clarissa out at the fight 30 15 stay calm around around bitch boy broke ass broke ass me I am a boss I am a boss

about you your wife Your girlfriend. Your kids. Bitch. Not a niggily. Me. The boss.

Damn. Charleston, man. Lado just had a child, man. You know, the hormones and everything. Like, you know, not saying that's the only reason why she probably responded. But give her a break, man. Send it some love to Lotto. I ain't going to lie.

You see, this type of shit, Charleston, me, you're going to make 20. would have to kill you, man. When your girl get mad like this, you know, as for a man, now you got to get 10 times mad. I could tell, listen, whatever Charleston said, you know, is causing a little bit ruckus in that house. I've seen 21 Savage. He posted on his Instagram.

He said, he posted Lotto. I think this is the first time he did this. Or like this definitively. He posted the kid and Lotto and he says, wifey. So now he's kind of also addressing this idea. because I think she's tired of that narrative, right? I think she's tired of that narrative. Okay, I think I could say it, right?

And there's no info from nobody. Chat, 21 Savage was never a married man. Okay? 21 Savage got his green card. He had to get it. How he had to get it. Right? That nigga was a single nigga fucking business in Atlanta.

Okay? He never had no real major relationships, blah, blah, blah. Him and Lado been talking for a very long time. Okay? There was no other woman. There is no marriage, okay? But he can't come out and say it. That's the reality about it.

And I think that people are trying to bait them. Like, he can't come out and say it. Like, yo, dog, you know, like, I've been with Lotto this whole time. Like, what are you talking about? Like, you know, right? So he can't. Somebody says, come on, bro. Like, nigga, he's been, he's never been with another woman other than Lotto.

I'm keeping up being with you. Like, he never had like a, like, like, again, he can't say. it because you know what he can't win as soon as he say y'all snitch-ass niggis gonna tell immigration yo yo yo hold on y'all gave him his green card he was with lato the whole time he wasn't yeah bro cut it out man like stop playing man that nigger like like everybody knows what it is but you know obviously you know lotto just had a kid by him and also she probably tired of that narrative the reality of it is 21 Savage has never been with another woman while he's been with Lotto.

Okay? That's his girl. Trust me. I know how much he loves that girl. That nigga was going dumb hard for her. Trust me. I know it. And like obviously I think when y'all put these narratives out.

And again, it's fair narratives too because technically people see some shit like, yo, you're buried. So I get it. But you kind of have to believe the people involved. you know who's not saying anything the supposed wife like the wife ain't coming out be like oh you're fucking my man

she's not saying nothing so the understanding and I get it like you know the understanding that y'all want to get it would only be valid if the wife was saying something

but 21 can't say nothing right 21 can't say nothing and Lotto So as a woman of respect, she got her kid with him. They're building a life together. Yeah, she probably at times, like, and that's the thing with Charleston White. Charleston White is, he got a mouth on and pause.

It's super triggering. I could tell he triggered her. I could tell. She got on lives just for that. I could tell she brought it up to Savage. Savage posted this just to let people know. No, no, no. Hold on.

Stop all the bullshit. Stop fucking with my baby. This is why I think. Stop it. somebody said act as a liar Wait, what do you mean? Wait, how am I a liar? The wife has said something about it, bro, stop it, bro.

Y'all have to stop it, bro. Y'all got to stop. The wife is not mad. You, bro, stop it, bro. Why do you have... You know what? I'm going to leave it there. You niggas who are questioning it

know what you're trying to do. That's trying to get my boy deported. I'm an immigrant too. We ain't going to let that happen. All right? Whatever y'all want to think, I'm telling y'all, him and Lado been locked in for a long, long time. Whatever else y'all talking about, marriages and third. Cool, great story.

Lotto is his chick. That's his past. That's his future. They got a family together. Whatever you want to believe, I'm not going to indulge in it, and he won't speak on it because you're going to get my boy deported. We're going to just move on from this topic, man. because but I also understand and love to Lotto and hey I ain't going to say Charles of white wrong at all like you know Charles of white he's he's logical with this uh I'm just

saying it's not the whole story right yeah I ain't trying to get my man's jammed up you y'all to have him put in one of them little ice cages oh hell no oh hell no if y'all don't get the jukes I don't know what's up y'all don't get the jokes at this point come on whatever whatever Savage, but also still W. Charleston White. I think, I like the fact that he was sticking up for Clarissa Shields. I do like the fact. There is something about Clarissa Shields. And I don't want to say it because I rock with Pap.

I don't really know him, but like, I don't got anything against him. But people hate the fact that Clarissa is, like, confident. And to a lot of people, Pap, don't kill me, but this is true. They hate the fact that she's confident. She feels confident. She feels sexy. She feels beautiful.

She got you. And to some people, they don't find her as attractive. So the world wants to humble her. Like, you know, that's why she's on live and they keep, like, kind of questioning, like, uh, whatever, whatever, because they want her to feel ugly. They want your girl to feel ugly. And she's not doing that. She's kind of like combating that and just kind of like,

popping her shit. And the more she pops her shit, they're going to have these, oh, well, girl, you fucking are married, man. They're not saying that about everybody else. They want your girl to feel ugly, my nigga. That's clearly just what it is. You know, her confidence, like a lot of things that, which a boxer needs to have, that's where I think a lot of this is coming from, if you ask me. Okay. And if she, like, you know, succumb to, like, what the internet wants her to say, be like, oh, you know, you know, y'all are right. They wouldn't even be that hard on her, but no, she's like, nah, fuck out of here. Like, I'm going to do me, I'm going to pop my shit, I'm going to do, you know.

Half the people getting at her don't even care about Remi Ma. That's not what they're doing it for. They hate the confidence on her. My cap'n? Chat, you tell me, I'm reading the chat right now. I think, I think Charleston White had a point, right? Like, obviously, you know, he kind of called out loto, and obviously a lot of situations very different because I'm telling you, bro, There's really between the lines, man.

It's the jokes, gang. It's the jokes. Like, you know what I mean? 21 bit out. You know, 21 bin with Lado, like, nigga, I remember when the first time he told me about her, nigga, like, that nigga was in love, nigga. Like, fuck out of here.

Well, I don't care what y'all niggas say. Like, yo, that nigga was locked in, bro. Trust. Like, whatever y'all is saying. Trust me, it's bullshit. You feel what I mean? Like, she loved the shit out of that, nigga. Shit, I remember doing a video because they did a surprise birthday

They party for him, like, whatever. And I did a video just like, you know, shout to my way. Bro, like, I don't even want to get into it. Because the thing with the internet, they won't be happy to you get jammed up. They want 21 to come on and be like, yo, I was never married. And as soon as they'd be like, clip, send to immigration, Trump, get about, hell no, man. Let that man, yo, wifey. That's wifey, nigger.

Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's wifey. Shut the fuck up, man. Come on, man. Listen, I was born in Jamaica, but I know it again. I know the game. Hey, you better play the game right.

Because you know, that nigga Trump, you're on some bullshit. He's on some bullshit, man. Anyway. But to Charleston, I think Charleston realizes about Clarissa Shields, that she is kind of getting bullied a bit.

And I'm going to be honest with you. Like, I got to watch my words because these are people wives. You know what I mean? Like, because I would normally say, one of the very surface level problems that I see the interest. it have with Clarissa.

Actually, I'll say, but Papoos, please don't get mad, bro. Yo, they hate when a chick they don't find attractive is popping it. It's like they want to humble her. Like, yo, Shorty, you can't pop it like that. But if it was another girl that they feel is deserving, whether she's light skin, long hair, whatever, they wouldn't say shit. You know what I mean? So that's kind of what's kind of coming out.

And I like the fact that she's like, nigga, what the fuck? I, y'all talking about. What should you mean why Papoos with me? Nguappos with me because I'm bad. Nake you the fuck is you talking about. So I agree with Clarissa, and I agree with Charleston standing up for Clarissa, throwing Lotto into the mix.

I feel why Lotto would be singled out. By the way, I hope she's having, you know, a great time bonding with her baby. You know, she feels like she was probably just like, what the fuck you? Why do you say fuck me for, right? But, yeah, praise everybody involved. Okay.

All righty then. Okay. Who's this? Rihanna. Yo, Rihanna's outside still. Your baby mama ain't even. That's that move that caught ASAP right there. That's it right there.

That's it right there. That's that move that caught her, man. Yeah, let me tell you, man. A Bayesian chick, she going to hit even to the most smoothest Harlem nigger with some shit going to have you grounded and floored. You can't even move. It is over. Ova.

Come on, man. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Mm-hmm. There you go. Holy. There it go. Yeah, catch a wine.

Mm-hmm. There you go, Riri. Oh, shit. This is explicit, damn it. All right. Yo, you see now she was throwing it back on that nigga. She said, come on. Come here, nigga.

You better catch that wine. You better catch that. Oh, shit. You see? He's trying to do that Harlem cool nigger shit. Nah, nigger. Let's get to it. Let's get to it. Oh, yeah. Oh, shit. Yeah, you got to put that one leg up. Okay. All right. There you go. There you go. I'm happy for that man. I'm happy for it. I'm happy for it. I'm happy. Tell you the real reason why Pap is with me. Because your big fat ass, sat up there and talk that shit to me. And then when I checked you respectfully, I checked you respectfully. Wait, I still want to know what show this is.

What show is Ms. Shainika on? Let's see. Let's go to her Instagram. Ms. Shai Nika. Oh, she's in a morning show? What's her show called? Is it this? Let's look at her show call.

Does anyone know her show name? He is still legally a married man to Remy Ma. Somebody's husband. Oh, this is it right? Good. Now, during the actual broadcast, Claressa kept it relatively cute, answering that Papoose filed for divorce, and that he's serious. But after the show aired, Shineika hopped on her own platform and on a completely checked Clarissa for having all this massive mouth on social media, but keeping it quiet on the actual microphone.

Eva wrote verbatim, quote, now wait one goddamn minute. Are we talking about the same interview? Because this is a whole lot of aftermath energy considering there was nothing but space and opportunity on air. Let's keep it cute Eva Yeah Eva Shut the fuck up Man

You don't let this thing Start knocking on the fuck out She's a box Possibilities of getting The server Let me say Not only from Where do you watch

He shows that Oh This is it Hey listen man This Me in the comments Right Oh okay

I was I was trying to stay out of it Because my movie When your movie came out And I remember Jock said Oh, that would be like the Beyonce of boxing.

I know that's right. I have the potential to get the $20 million Nike deal. So it's like I'm working to get people go through divorces and break up. Oh, here we go. Here we go. Here. Because at the end of the day that's what people are looking. $1 Nike deal. So it's like, I'm working to get that. So it's like when they see me

steering clearing, you know, hey, swerving on the drama, that's why. It's like, I'm trying to get somewhere. because I'm done boxing. Can I ask you a real question because I didn't be here before? Oh, she cut off the fucking boxing question. I asked a real question. Let's hear the real question.

How much longer are you willing to be in a relationship with somebody's husband? Oh, shit. Nah, never mind. Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah.

Nah. No, never mind. Yo, never mind. Yo, she should have got knocked out. Nah, bro, I ain't never know. She asked a question like this. Damn. How long are you willing to be in a relationship with somebody's husband?

Oh, nah. I ain't, why y'all didn't send me this clip? Yo. Yo. Yo, this is up there with the, with the, yo, yeah, you know, takeoff. How do you feel about be left off bad or boozy? Who left on bad or boozy? Right?

Like, now this is up. there with it. What? How much longer are you willing to be in a relationship with somebody's husband? Because at the end of the day, that's what people are looking at. Well, pause.

Okay. Pause, because that's not somebody's husband. Okay. Papu's filed for divorce. Y'all hate to say that word, but it's the word that's out there. Okay. He filed for divorce because he's serious about me. Oh! I'm not with somebody's husband. Okay. And if you're going to call him... Well, I mean...

You are, but he wants to leave. That's all you can say. He wants to leave. Her husband, make sure you call her his wife and also hold her accountable for what she's doing in her life. Because she hasn't. Who she's big about. So don't make it seem like it's just one-sided.

I'm not with somebody's husband. I'm with the man who filed for divorce. No, you would. Yo, stop it. Stefan Diggs is with offset wife, too, nigger. Like, the fuck, like, we're going to call it. You know, listen, why are y'all get into marriage? And then marriage might happen this quick, but it takes a while to dissolve.

Like, again, when you get married, that's what the title entails. We're not going to, like, dissolve the title before the course dissolve the marriage. So, yes. Does Papoos want to leave? Yes. Does Cardi want to leave offset? Yes. But is Cardi married to offset?

Yes. Is Papu's married to Remi Ma? Yes. Like, I'm not saying, like, to keep it real, that's them with God. Like, you know, adultery is a sin. So in the marriage not being nullified officially, and y'all moving on, y'all could deal with your own morality with that. But if someone actually spoke on your relationship or spoke on the fact that you're dating a married man

or you're having a baby by a married man or you're married and you're have a baby with another guy, Nick, it's facts. What the hell? That's why y'all shouldn't have got married if y'all don't want to wait until the shit gets nullified. Marriages could get nullified in days, weeks, or even years. Who's serious about me, who has done things for me that I've done for him. So that's not what it is. They say that because they want that to be.

You can tell when she get mad. Her nostrils get mad big. It looks like the Lincoln Tunnel. I ain't going to hold you. The narrative. Papoos, don't try to knock me out like Easy the Block Captain now. But that's not it. people go through divorces and breakups

more than anything in the world that's why it's such a big talk Oh we know Oh I just got divorced I'm in one right now I know And he's going through the processes He's been to the course

It is what it is I went through that I was on loving hip hop I was already I saw you go through But I'm saying Look I'm talking about to the point Where it was just like that

Everything was cool Then they found out my divorce wasn't finalized And it was like Oh you got a white And you're on TV? I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, we have the paperwork. We're waiting on a decree, the finalization.

So I get it. It's a process for sure. So we've got a new fight coming, right? August 15th. What? Is that the only time? Andrew, I've always had that kind of mindset of like to seek and destroy. Okay.

So let me ask you about your opponent on the 15th. Just stand up. Just stand up. I got to ask her a question. What? Come on. stand it in your mind that is not

out of Clarissa man I'm gonna have to give it to Jack only because I don't know if if saucy if he's doing push up me admitting that I have

I know I have an anger problem is like something that I'm like at least you know at least you accept to where you can work on it a little bit but like working out keeps me like able to work on that you know what I'm saying like working out I pray a lot

I listen to music I do music like I like I do music and so it's just like that things that I do and also too people don't know but I take social media breaks okay all right there you go I ain't a lot of closure should not sure no I'm not trying to encourage violence but that was a wild question you know how long are you going to keep fucking another chick's husband Damn. Yo, that was brutal, chat.

That was brutal, okay? Chat, it's 10 minutes before 4 on the East Coast. Could we get a little check-in? If you are still up, I know, you might be just laying back. You know what I mean? You might just got some head from your shoddy. Or if you, you know what I mean? If you were, chick, you just laid in the bed, just waiting to go to sleep or some shit.

Just type yes if you're still up. Because I'd be thinking at a certain point, I'm like, everybody's sleeping, ain't it? Just type yes. Y'all up? If y'all up. Okay. people are in the dude. Oh, shit.

Oh, fuck. Okay, good, good, good. All right, sorry. See, that's very encouraging. Thank you. No, thank you. Very encouraging. Thank you.

Because sometimes I'm not even that tired, but I'm like, I feel like I'm talking to bots. Bots as in, like, people just fell asleep, their computer is still on. All right. All good.

Let's jump over this Kee-Feed-D thing real quick. So Kifidi is going on trial real quick or in a little bit. But he's done two interviews now. Remember, after his many interviews and his book that he put out, he basically described the fact that he was there and he locked eyes with Shugnight before Tupac was murdered. He's now on trial for it. He's the only living possible defendant that was supposedly in the car.

There were three other people in the car. They're all dead. Okay. What's the guy's name? Was it Anderson? Whatever the guy who Pock had beat up, he had gotten killed later, and there was two other guys in the vehicle. They got killed.

Let me see. Can we look at who was sitting where in the car that shot Tupac? Yeah, the driver was Bubble Up. Terence Bubble Up Brown, front passenger was Dwayne Kee-D. Davis. and the back seat was Big Dre and in the back right seat was Orlando Anderson. Okay. And everybody else is dead, but Keefe-D.

So Kee-Feedee-D, after telling all the stories, and people with fascination with Pock's death in these documentaries and interviews, he was like cashing out and he also wrote a book. He was under the assumption that because he had gotten, a, what's called Queen for a Day, which was immunity, but it was immunity for just that particular interrogation. He thought he could never be charged with this stuff again.

So he went on interviews and wrote books, and apparently according to the law, he could be charged, so he is charged now. His trial is about to start, and he's been on interviews trying to kind of like, you know, put out a different stuff. story because he's an elder guy. There's no plea that will get him home before he dies. So he has to beat the case or whatever. Anyway, let me play this.

Since 20, 23, your trial's coming up in a few days. How are you holding up? I'm getting ready for the trial as well. So I read your book, Compton Street Legend, that you co-authored. why did you feel the need to tell your story and when you wrote it, did you ever imagine the situation you'd be in now? You were never handed a manuscript to sign off on? Well, I did, I did read it. It mentions some interactions you had with Tupac Shakur. How would you describe your relationship with Tupac before September 1996? So you were not in Las Vegas, you're saying September 7, 1996?

Could you describe back in the 90s the tension between the Southside Crips and death row records? I do want to mention you had said that you were not in Vegas the night that Tupac died when there was the Mike Tyson fight. Again, I read this book. Every single page. You included a picture of your sister and yourself at the fight. So it says over here, me and my sister at the fight. You're saying that you... Why was this picture included in the book soon after your description?

And he never ran anything by you. I watched some of your other interviews. You came out with a few. There was a Vlad TV interview as well. You were publicizing the book. Were you publicizing it knowing that you didn't write it? has been a center of discussion in the prior court proceedings, and it seems like it may be brought up in trial.

Your name's also associated with it on the front cover. I said that the book has been... It's interesting that he's trying to do... Like, he's basically defending himself without his lawyer, just on an interview. Why do this interview? Brought up in prior court hearings, and it could be brought up in...

court as well, your name is on the front cover. So why not stop the book from being published if you knew it was going to be published if you didn't write it? If you weren't there that night, how did you know the details to write about in this book? Or wait at these vivid details. You ask me one more time about the end of the interview, I swear. Okay. You ask for a more time. It's in danger. A lot of the stuff that's been coming... A judge ruled that the 2008 police interview can be used against you. I noticed in court you were very upset when that judge denied your defense's motion.

What was your reaction? What was going through your head a couple of weeks ago in court? Do you regret giving that 2008 interview? What was that? Do you regret giving that 2008 interview to police? And you didn't know... These guys came in. You know that.

interview was going to be recorded. I think you guys get it, man. Pretty much, you could tell. If he's doing interviews without his lawyers, my boy is cooked. He's cooked and he's trying anything he could do to try to, you know, save a little bit of phase, see if he could, you know, get some people to believe that, yo, he was lying the whole time. Hey, I was just down on my luck.

I was, it's the only way I could get money. I could just say, hey, I was a living witness of whatever happened. So I sold a book. I charged for interviews, but not going to lie. I don't think people are behind that. I don't think people are behind that at all. So we'll see. All right.

I'm trying to... What else is there for me to talk about it? There's obviously a few other good topics. Yo, they didn't suspend Kauai Leonard yet? Shit. Let me hear this interview. So I don't know if you guys follow sports, but Kauai Leonard, a player, I think he's still on the clippers, is he?

Or is he back to the Toronto Raptors yet? Anyway, the point is this. Kauai Leonard supposedly had like some secret deal with his organization to take less money, but they were going to give him the money in other ways. Now, in basketball, there's a salary cap. And when building a team, you have to pretty much balance the budget sheet to get enough players under a certain amount of salary. However, you know, you can, which is highly, I believe, not only illegal, but it's just against all rules in the sport.

If you funnel money to these players, just not in a contract, that's kind of the same thing. Because if somebody wants $30 million, but according to what you could pay them via the budget is $15, the person might not give a fuck if you're like, yo, we'll give you the $15 million. on the side, we're going to act like you're giving speeches, but you're going to get $15 million for speeches, then you get $15 million for basketball. Remember, the salary cap only cares about their basketball contract. This one guy has been exposed in the fact that Kauai Leonard

has been getting paid under the table, which is outside of the NBA salary cap thing. And a lot of people actually believe it, and they're waiting for the investigation to finish to see if Kauai will be held, accountable if he did do these things or if he did it at all. Anyway, Stephen A interviewed this guy who's been really on the case. Let's hear what they have to say.

How are you, man? How's everything? Stephen A, it's been a delight to hear you process what we've been reporting all day. And so thank you for asking me on the show. Well, let me tell you saying you can give credit to everybody else or you want to. Damn, and I'm giving credit right to you. This is your work, my brother. This is let me tell you something.

We don't know if it's true or not. We're leaning on your reporting. But I got to tell you, if this stuff is true, this is definitely a way. award-winning stuff. Make no mistake about it. And props to you for getting the information out that you've gotten out. Talk to us about this right now. Kawhi Leonard and Dactronics. What is the exact allegation potentially being levied against Kawhi Leonard? By the way, it's kind of a genius idea. It's just that he's gotten caught if he really did it. Right? Like, for example, the New York Knicks won a championship this year because one of their

players, a star player, Jalen Brunson, took a salary, well, he took a cut. Now, not in the same sense of like, oh, just don't give me money. I think he renewed his thing a little bit early, and if he had just not renewed it early, he would have gained like $100 million more. So because they had to balance his budget sheet called a salary cap, he did his renewal earlier to help the team get other players who would be required. a lot of money. And they won a championship. So remember, it does matter if, you know,

a team could finesse not paying a player what they're worth. What extent do you believe if this information proves to be true that it's going to harm him and the Clippers organization? This is a hidden multi-million dollar sponsorship deal, according to two high-level sources, who worked with the Cleveland. Clippers, the first source as a person under contract at a high level with the Intuit Dome buildout and construction, the second person or former Clippers executive. What they say is that this is a deal in which Kauai Leonard had a multi-million dollar arrangement as a sponsor for Dactronics, which is for people who don't know, the manufacturer of the Jumbotron at the Intuit Dome, the famous Halo board, which was a nine-figure project, reported the $100 million is what it cost to build that thing. But the thing about this deal, of course, Stephen A, is that according to my reporting, this is the second hidden sponsorship deal where there is no evidence that Kauai Leonard publicly has done anything. And more to the point, this deal was never announced either. So aspiration, a $28 million contract plus $20 million in equity in that company guaranteed to Kauai Leonard for him to do nothing that was never announced. This is now the second direct tie between the Clippers and a team partner, Dactronics, and coioling.

why Leonard with the express intent, according to my reporting, of circumventing the NBA salary cap. And so what does that mean? We know that Adam Silver previously has said that the salary cap, as you know, is the cardinal rule of the NBA. This is collectively bargain. This is the thing that all owners, in theory, have to abide by. And so to have these allegations existing concurrently, it amounts to the largest alleged cap circumvention scheme in the history of professional sports, at least in America. That's the scale of what we're talking about. was Kawhi Leonard under any obligation

to divulge this information according to your reporting? So Wachtell Lipton, the law firm at the NBA, has hired to do their investigation. So there is a investigation. This is something that they would have

the power to ask Kawhi Leonard, and he would be under some obligation as an NBA employee to divulge. So that's from the backstage proceedings around can the information

be given to league investigators. In terms of, should he say this to the public as it was happening in real time? I think the question that should be asked is why would a company pay him allegedly millions of dollars as a sponsor or endorser or a partner, whatever term you want to use there, if they were to never announce it to the public? Okay, so remember, he signs a deal, right? He signs a deal with the Clippers, but he signs his other endorsement deal with a company that basically the Clippers owner owns. They never announced a deal publicly of the endorsement, which people think is odd, because

why do you, if you're assigned a star to an endorsement deal, you would want people to know because he's endorsing it. So that's already fishy. But also people feel like he hasn't done anything significant with the very huge deal. he's signed a $28 million endorsement deal and he's done nothing. So people are like, yo, bro, that's his NBA contract

they just put into other shit. Stephen A, I'm not, you know, I'm not a super genius. Honestly, though, chat, it's my opinion. I don't watch basketball all the time, but I don't think he's getting in trouble. I think they're going to do like the showtani thing.

Like, I believe that showtani, whatever that nigga, that baseball nigga. I think he was gambling too, nigga. But the fall guy's an interpreter, and he's too good. So the league don't want the egg on his face. I don't think that Kauai going to get in trouble. Comes to this stuff, I just know that if you're... You're a realist. Thank you for the gift of stuff.

You're an endorser for something, and neither the company nor you... Oh, Shohay Otani. Thank you for that. Ever announce it? It's hard to claim plausibly that you're actually endorsing them in any way that draws to the bottom line of the business that you're... allegedly endorsing. So the standard language in the CBA, as always, can this be rationally explained outside of salary caps or a convention?

And in the aspiration case, the answer over 11 months has been no. No one has provided an alternative explanation that makes any sense. And in this case, we've asked everybody the same questions, the clippers, Kawhi Leonard, his new representatives, Dactronics itself. Wait, they were sent to the trade. I thought Kauai was going to a... Kauai. Wait, he's not going to the Raptors?

Wait, he's not going to the Raptors no more? Is he going to? Oh, this shit is heating up. Let's hear. I would not get too excited about... Raptors fans, I would not get too excited about adding Kauai Leonard to your roster anytime soon because his entire saga with the Clippers and circumventing the salary cap added a whole other layer. Allegedly, there's another multi-million dollar sponsorship deal that involves Kawhi Leonard.

Another? Clippers in their attempt to circumvent the salary cap and funnel money directly to Kauai Leonard, and this one is from Daktronics, the company that built this massive halo board in the Clippers' new arena. So not only does the NBA have to investigate the original issue with aspiration and that $28 million endorsement that the Clippers try to use to circumvent the salary cap, but now a whole new layer with Daktronics. Wait, it's two companies? Oh, Kauai was on a shit.

Yo, Kauai is a bad getter, huh? None of them have anything resembling a plausible explanation for why you would have not announced this sponsorship deal to a public that ostensibly you're trying to advertise to. Talking to Pablo Torre right here with Stephen A. Oh, the trade's on hold until this... All right, when are they going to be done with the investigation, Chad? I'd seen Drake celebrating like, yo, Kauai coming back.

367 Maddode Sports Radio. Pablo, what kind of ramifications potentially is, Kauai Lennett facing, if indeed all of this. Yo, Kauai, I'm going to tell you this on some real nigger shit. You ain't the first nigga to break the rules, but your bitch ass didn't play enough. Like, all this hurt shit, nigga, like, if you was the face of the league, you would have got away with this shit dummy, but your bitch ass don't want to play enough. Everybody knows Michael Jordan was gambling, but he's the face of the league.

They just said, nah, he just needed to take a break. You want to play baseball. That's how it works. you could cheat when you're the nigger who's showing up like if LeBron did some fuck shit right now we're covering it up you don't play enough gang you don't play enough bro

everybody breaking the rule you see that nigga that show hootani that thing of course was cheating he was gamut like a motherfucker but he good he show up and ain't he from Japan or China one of them fucking countries

nigga we're just going to blame the interpreter facts Yo ass ain't play enough I've been telling y'all now I'm playing ass niggas You should be getting the minimum How are you gonna try to cheat for more money

Nicky you don't even want to play basketball fool Yo ass I can't wait till you get exposed Only the niggas who put the working And our true superstars could cheat Facts Michael Jordan Of course you could gamble Of course

What's the problem? Take a year off Gambling more Nicky you ever watch the last dance They said they used to send, yo, that nigga, that nigga Dennis Rodman used to, like, drop a triple doubling and be like, yo, bro, I got to go to Vegas to fuck some bitches

and, like, blow some steam off. I'm going to catch y'all niggas in three days. And they would allow him. You know why? Because you're that guy. He shows up. Kauai, you haven't been playing basketball enough to be doing this fuck shit.

You're going to get exposed. We'll cover for LeBron, Michael Jordan, who else show who-hutani and all the other goats. Yo ass ain't goaded enough. Yo ass is going to the ringer. Straight up. It's proven to be true.

So keep in mind that the raptors and the clippers have a trade that they've agreed to. And that trade is frozen, of course. There was a piece of paper, I'm told, that the rafters had put in front of them by the league office. And the piece of paper that they had to sign for this trade to go through was going to effectively indemnify. both the league and the Clippers from any legal recourse or renegotiation in the event of a punishment specific to Kauai Leonard and his contract, meaning it was buyer beware. And so the Clippers and the Raptors, the word is, of course, they're waiting for the ruling to come down. And so the first immediate impact, Stephen A, is what happens to that trade?

But really, the thing that determines what happens to that trade is, is there a voiding of the contract? which is the biggest possible punishment the NBA could levy. And perhaps more likely, is there a suspension of some length for Kauai Leonard? Right. It's the last deal. It's the last year of this deal. It's an expiring contract, which is what makes it kind of complicated. If you're to vaporize that deal, he becomes a free agent.

And that's its own can of worms. But the immediate question is, are you going to suspend him or void the contract based on the information that cannot possibly be rationally explained outside of South. Recaps Convention. Well, vaporizing the deal is not good enough. If he's guilty of this, vaporizing the deal isn't good enough because you just leave him out there on a free agent market that somebody can gobble him up and pay him. You got to, you got to attach a suspension with that vaporization of the deal in order to make sure that ramifications are truly, truly felt. What about on the part of the Los Angeles Clippers and Steve Barmer specifically? What kind of ramifications potentially could he be facing? I mean, if you believe this is the cardinal rule of the NBA, as Adam Silver says, right? That's

what he said in 2019 when the Raptors and the Lakers both went to the league office, Stephen A. And they said, Uncle Dennis Robertson and Kauai Leonard have been coming to us asking for benefits in circumvention of the salary cap. And the league office in 2019 examines it, investigates it, says nothing to see here, no evidence. But we're going to give a stern warning to Dennis Robertson. And we're going to make it so that they know this is the Cardinal rule and you can't do it again. Oh, so, so, uh, Kauai tried to cheat before. Is Kauai Nigerian? You got scammer vibes, you know.

Fuck with that thing, man. Just keep this in mind. This is not a first time offense. In fact, 2015, D'Andre Jordan. You can look this up. Steve Balmer gets fined. The Clippers get fined $250,000 because they try to offer DeAndre Jordan a marketing deal with Lexus, which was a team sponsor of the Clippers at the time.

And that was the first instance of Steve Balmer getting punished for Capser Convention. And so then 2019 comes around. with two other separate NBA NBA franchises calling for an investigation. And now you have aspiration and now you have Dactronics. And so this is not out of the sky

a new thing for people to contemplate in the league office. This is a multiple alleged offender who has clearly taken the warning, according to my reporting of 2019, and done something even more vast and ambitious, allegedly. And that's the part where it's crazy.

It's just crazy on that. You're talking about this is potentially a multi-timed offender. Are you talking about Steve Barmer or are you talking about the manager and uncle of Kawhi Leonard that is Dennis Robertson? I am talking about both. Steve Balmer, keep in mind, was the anchor investor in aspiration. He put in $50 million and another $10 million of his own money into a company that was, in fact, a fraud.

And when Steve Balmer has said this whole time, I've been a victim, of course, on some level, my reporting shows that he is correct. He did not anticipate that he was getting into business with a man, Joe Sandberg, who has now been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for wire fraud through aspiration. That is true. But what my reporting has been consistent about this entire time. And we have a whistleblower complaint filed to the federal government in 2023, by the way, that establishes this under penalty of perjury. Steve Ballmer partnered with Joe Sandberg to deceive the NBA through salary cap circumvention. That's according to my reporting and simultaneously he was defrauded by the guy he trusted and so this happens right this happens this is how this can go terrible but did he trust a guy and then the defrauding took place or did he trust a guy that was believed to be in the process of defrauding and attempting to

defraud others and he decided to get business with that guy anyway which one are you saying well this is what's very interesting because when steve balmer puts in 50 million dollars in of 2021. And he has this arrangement that is suspiciously closing very quickly. And I'll spare you the details because we've done a 13-part series and there's too much to summarize. But on the front end, he's the guy who demonstrates for everyone else in the market. This is a man worth trusting. And at that point, I do believe, according to my reporting, that Steve Ballmer did not know that this was going to be this federal investigation and fraud. But in March of 20, I mean, this is really important here. In March of 2023, Steve Ballmer, Steve,

Balmer puts in another $10 million as Uncle Dennis and Kauai are asking, where is our money? In December of 2022, Dennis Wong, the co-owner of the Clipper, Steve Balmer's best friend, puts in $1.99 million, nine days before Aspiration pays Kawhi Leonard the 1.75 he's been due that has been running months late to him. And so in 2022 and 2023, there is no excuse, according to my reporting for not knowing that aspiration was a broke company that was failing to pay its obligations that was struggling and under investigation its independent auditor had resigned that's a lot of financial speak for basically saying you should have known better by then i can buy on the front end this was a scam and i was scammed but by then according to my reporting it's very hard to

believe if not impossible to believe that you didn't know more than you're currently saying which is to say Steve Balmer allegedly was trying to keep the cap circumvention scheme secret as long as he could until it was no longer possible. And then we get to the stuff we reported yesterday with Dectronics, which is a parallel story along similar dynamics. What about the argument that some in Steve Ballmer's favor would make that he may not have known he's the owner? He's leaving that up to other people to handle business. And he was oblivious to what was going on in regard. to Kauai Lennard in his contract situation. What about that argument?

Stephen A, you remember how involved Steve Ballmer was in the recruitment of Kauai Leonard. Yes, I do. He was in the meetings. Doc Rivers is there. Steve Ballmer is there. Steve Balmer. Anybody who knows how he's dealt with the basketball team and the Intuit Dome, by the way, they know he measured the distance between the toilets.

Okay? He designed this. He is a former Microsoft CEO who's the biggest basketball super fan that we know. know on this planet, it seems. He's always been that. And so the idea that he is brilliant business mind designing everything for when the team is going well, but is totally oblivious despite him putting personally his money through his own LLCs into these companies when it's going bad is just in defiance of logic and, frankly, the evidence in my reporting. And so, look, it's not just Steve. I should say that, right?

He has trusted people in the Clippers front office this entire. time to actually go and execute. I'm not saying that Steve Balmer is individually negotiating with Dennis Robertson. What my reporting suggests is that, frankly, this is an entire operation that goes to Lawrence Frank, the president of basketball ops, that goes to Gillian Zucker, who's the CEO of Halo Sports and Entertainment. These are the people that Steve Balmer trusts to run the Clippers basketball and business sides, respectively. And if you're asking me now, are those two people, are those two people the sorts of employees who don't tell their boss what they're doing? No.

That seems insane to me. So with that being said, let's encapsulate all of this. Bottom line is this. If this is true, and obviously there appears to be no reason to doubt it. Excellent reporting on your part, Pablo. Bottom line is this. If you're the NBA, you vaporize the contract of Kawhi Lenin. And in the same breath, not only do you do that.

But. You suspend them. You suspend them and you don't allow them to play for the next year. You confiscate draft picks from the clippers, but you also suspend Steve Ballmer. He wasn't going to play anyway. That nigga do not play. From appearing at games.

I can't imagine Adam Silver going that far, but this may call for that because you know what everybody's going to think. If this stuff is true, people are going to say, Kawhi Leonard is this is who it happened for. There's no way this has happened. for a bevy of players around the NBA. You know that's what's next. You know that, right, Pablo?

The integrity of the league is at stake, and I don't say that lightly, but that's the point that you're reading. There's a credibility question that shadows every other deal that doesn't quite make sense. And in this case, there is a paper trail. There are multiple sources. There's all 13 parts over a year. I mean, Stephen A, something really important for people to understand is that I'm not just throwing everything I hear at the wall.

I first heard about this in September of 2025, two days after I reported part one, and I waited and I carefully researched and double checked and got other sources and fact checked and tied all of this together so that I could be sure that when I went public with something about the richest owner in American sports, a guy with 140 something billion dollars, I wasn't just throwing it at the wall and hoping when my fingers crossed it would stick. This is something that the more you peel away the layers, it's pretty much. below it. And if you're the NBA and you're dogged, I mean, frankly, you're you're followed now by these theories of what else is not being told to the public about salary caps or convention. If you don't get this one right, I think every question you've raised is exactly the right question that people should ask. Can't say enough, Pablo, about the job that you've done here. You deserve all the credit in the world. Exceptional work on your part, no doubt about it. We've got to keep eyes on this. This is a big time story. It's not.

going away, particularly when we're all waiting for the ruling to come down from this law firm and handling the investigation, which even Adam Silver said in early June, should have been done by now. We're still waiting for them. And now it brings in the question, what's the procrastination on their part in regards to that? You seem to be coming up with more conclusions than they are. And they're the ones that have been hired to investigate the matter, Pablo. That's what it is.

I'll give you the last word. I should renegotiate my rate. My billable hours aren't walk-telifted in billable hours, man. But I think the last thing I'll say is that I think there's a lot more to come. Pablo, I appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. Great work on your part. Okay.

All right. Interesting. Dame Dash is battling with the breakfast club. He says they are trying to smear him. They only report negative shit about him. Whoopty-doo. Let's hear what he has to say. This is after they're reporting about his life rights being up for sex.

this is what the reporting looked like. Not to be petty, but I think that's good business. Dash's life rights. I would like to purchase his life rights. Not to be petty, but I think that's good business. I'm especially interested in the Rockefeller movie because of what you just said, they said it's a lot of footage. That's history.

A lot of content can be created around that, so I'm intrigued. His life as well, the way he started. Shawman got that $200 million. That nigger do not know how to act, bro. He knows Dave Dash is broke, because his job. joke. Dame Dash might not have $200 to his name. Charlotteman got $200 million.

If you watch Charlottman for a long time, he used to love playing broke. Now he likes playing Big Bang, take a little bit, okay? So now all the niggas who talk shit to him over the years, he's like getting back at it like, oh shit. Oh, his life prices up for sale. Oh, okay, I would love to be involved

in that. You see, Charlotte Man is trying to get into his little mogul bag. That's why he's cool with Jay Z and the niggas. Dash is life rights. I would like to purchase his life rights. Not to be petty, but I think that's good business. Like, I'm especially interested in the Rockefeller movie because of what you just said. They said it's a lot of footage, right?

That's history. Like, a lot of content can be created around that. So I'm intrigued. His life as well, the way he started and hustling and him, you know, creating Rockefeller with Jay and Biggs and all the things that they were to created Rock Nation. I mean, not Rockerfellar Records. What's the Rockware and Fond and Kanye West? Yeah, that would be hell of interesting.

I mean, I know I already know a lot of people would be interested. Like, I know Cameron would be interested in buying it with us. So I'm going to make a serious inquiry about that. I am interested in purchasing the OG store. I'm sure 50 would. Well, Dame Dash responded to this report. Tim D'emned to all the soaps. I think Cam will be, we want to join in on the bid.

Maybe 52. I do want to make a serious inquiry. If you make an inquiry, don't say, Emie, throw me some bread. No, no, no, I do. I'm making a serious inquiry about purchasing. his life rights. I am interested in purchasing the OG story. I got a couple dollars.

It would be more than that. It would be the real OG story. Interesting. Anyway, Dame Dash was not that fond of that. He, wait, he came out with this.

So, you know, my girl calls me I'm in the middle of a meeting and she forwards me. Yo, why do niggas always act like they never see the content

and their girl or their girl, their man's always got to, Yo, Dame, I'm gonna keep it a being with you. I don't watch the Breakfast Club because they're on Netflix, my nigga. I go to Netflix for Breaking Bad and to put on shit when I'm fucking a bitch, bro. Like, I'm not going on there for the Breakfast Club and Laura Lerosa, okay? She ain't that sexy. I'm sorry.

So, I don't, like, I barely catch Breakfast Club clips. I'm keeping it up being with you, all right? Dame Dash, ain't nobody sends you this gang. You're watching the Breakfast Club because you and Charlemagne got whatever going on. He talked about you a lot because he liked this and you, because you played with him when you was talking about bosses and whatever, whatever, way back. And I get it.

I ain't going on. I would do the same to you. Like, you son Charlemagne back then, and that nigga got $20 million contract, and he's sonning you now, nigga, like, you're broke. Like, I'm going to keep it to mean. That's why he's treating you like that. So he's going to report, bro, Dave Dash.

Respectfully, we don't give a fuck about you, JZ, Rockefeller, Rockaware. None of that shit. But Charlemagne works for Jay-Z. He's going to report on that till you're out of here. And you try to embarrass him, so he's going to shit on you. So this is Charlemagne's pet project.

I don't give a fuck about Dave Nash's life rights. You know who cares about it? The nigga he's shit it on, Charlemagne. And also, J-Z. Charlene works for Jay-Z. It's all good. So now, like, he's over, like, I don't like when Dame Dash is like,

oh, my home girl sent me this. Bro, you're in the, nigga, you're in the fucking group chat. You know these niggas is talking about you. Anybody send this. You saw the breakfast. You watched. You brought your last $10, you subscribe to Netflix and you're watching the breakfast club. Because you know they're going to talk about you.

Your home girl didn't send this to you. Nigger, you've seen it on a breakfast club. Whether it's on Netflix or wherever. You're trying to be cool. Like, ah, yeah, my home girl, my homeboy sent this to me. So, you know, my girl calls me I'm in the middle of the meeting, and she forwards me something from, you know, the dark skin chick from the breakfast club. And yeah, you know, they defaulted my bankruptcy. They said they won't let me go bankrupt. They don't believe it. No one reported that. But also no one reported anything about OG stories. What the breakfast club did report was when I asked my client.

daughter for some money and now they're reporting, you know, whatever bullshit is going on with bankruptcy. But I just feel like y'all make it too obvious. Like, why don't you ever talk about any of the good stuff? Are you guys trying to line me up? Yes, they're trying to line you up. Charlemagne works for Jay-Z. Jay-Z wants to see your head on a stake. Charlemagne's going to deliver it, fool? Are you guys trying to amplify a narrative? Yes, they're trying to amplify narrative. Dame Dash, you're smarter than this. Why are you asking rhetorical questions?

I'm just curious why I just ignore the question or ignore anything good that ever happens in my life. But, yeah, am I broke or am I not broke? How are y'all going to say this? Like, y'all just going to continue to talk about things that people, you know, consider negative that I can consider part of business. You know, I'll deal with what I got to deal with

as part of the game. Bad people are always going to try to make good people look like they're not doing the right thing. But why are you the voice of everything bad and nothing good, Lauren? You're a black woman. Why would you want to amplify bad stuff for black people but not amplify anything?

Lauren Lerosa is trying to be the miss info that's like, that works for Rock Nation, that's just on the breakfast club. Okay? Let me say this. So, Lauren La Rosa,

because her and Charlotte, Maine, like, they're getting paid by Rock Nation. They reported, oh, Drake is being sued by, you know,

being sued with steak and blah, blah, this is serious. I do an interview with Charlottet and he's talking about, oh, this and third, we got financial disclosure. You know,

a judge, actually dismissed the case I see the OVO like you know there's a lot of OVO pro-twaters, Twitter accounts, they're tweeting at them like, hey, are you reported the lawsuit or you're going to report that it got dismissed?

Fuck no, they're not going to report that, man. You crazy? Like, so like you just got to realize what it is. Like, I'm not mad about it at this point. I'm good for this black man. I just, it's like a case study on

stupidity. or alleged devil worship I don't know either way I'm hustling OG stories 11 o'clock congratulations Dawn ratings through the roof Steve Mac Jay Black

Queen of Harlem we got a hit TV show Let's talk about that Oh shit okay I bet Oh damn my lick of my cell Okay cool Okay cool whatever Yo chat I don't even really want to address this

And I hope this does not go viral But let me just show you a little bit about the internet and hopefully I get to the place where I get to I'll keep it 100 though and I'll tell you whatever

so I did a stream with neon and when I did the stream with neon okay where is it I think part of the stream they posted on this blog damn they post a lot

it's the post I don't know someone's sent I've seen people send it I think it was from this one Say, hold on. Damn, they post a lot. Fuck.

It's supposed to be a post with me. Tell me if y'all see it. It's supposed to be a post with me type of shit. Damn, I can't find it. Oh my God, I cannot find it. I've been scrolling for like five minutes. Okay. Can't find it?

Can I find it? Yeah, no, I'm talking about. It was a clip that kind of, oh, this is six days ago. Definitely not there. But I can't find it. Like, I don't care. I only want to address it on stream for like y'all. But like, you know what I mean?

At this point, I know the power of the internet. Fuck it. Oh, seven. It's not that. We'll be down here somewhere. Two days ago. By the way, chat, tomorrow, Drake is streaming tomorrow. We're going to be live streaming when he streams.

So, what the fuck is this? Yeah, so tomorrow we're live streaming with Drake. well not with Drake but like you know whatever he streams we'll kind of like check out do you know what I'm talking about if I can't find it I'm not even gonna because it's one of those things

so anyway I mean I'll just describe it so chat I'm on I'm doing a stream I guess people post it went mad viral let me tell this this just to my audience no one else that's outside my audience just y'all and if you're up at two

to four years I hope you're in my audience. Bro, if you've watched me for like 10 years, like you should know me. You should know me. Daphne's Joy, come on. You should know me, right? So anyway, I'm streaming with neon in Toronto,

whatever, whatever. And like, I'm like, whatever, whatever. And I say I was like, yo, yeah, you're my last bitch. Like, y'all bought her everything in the world. And she, like, left me for a nigga without a car. And I knew that was going to be the clip. Because here's the thing.

This is why people lean into, like, content like that is like the internet, and that's what I was telling Neon, I'm like, neon, you know any girl you date, she's going to be so popular. That's why Daphne Joy's blown up. Daphneed in Mac Collabs with even Cam Newton. It only goes vile with me because there's a perception of me that people are like, oh, shit, they want to see me with the bad bitch. I know this.

I'm smart. So anyway, I'm streaming with Neon. I'm clip farming. Trust me. Trust me. If I'm RRL and I'm clip farming. So I was like, yeah, I ain't gonna lie my last bitch, bro. Like, yo, bro, like, yo, this bitch, like, I bought her everything in the world.

Like, yo, she wouldn't have a man. She went and cheated on me with a nigga that don't even have a car. That's not even true. But I ain't a lie, I made for a great clip. I've seen every blog in the world post it because I ain't going to lie. I open my DMs and there's like 40 bitches. I ain't like a lot. It's like a W method for girls because every girl's like,

oh my god i'm so sorry that happened to you i'm here though i would never do that to you i was just suck your dick all day so anyway i say that i guess like the clip is going super viral type shit and i don't really give a damn because at this point bro like what's my reputation i don't have nothing i'm protecting like that so i'm like all right if y'all want to believe that fine you know the only time honestly i had to like and this is between me and y'all so i'm just chilling today. My mom is here. My mama, I don't know why she has internet.

First of all, she's on my, I now moved her, she's on my fucking plan. I got to cut her internet off. My mom come in and my mom is like lecturing me because she's reading this thing. And it's, and she started getting to, if you ever been, well, y'all got Jamaican moms. She's going into this whole thing. Yo, these bitches, da-da-da-da, like these girls, da-da. And I'm like, mom, this shit's not even real.

Like so my mom is giving me a whole lecture. And then at first I was like, why did my mom just lecture me like that? Then she texts me, because obviously I just like ignore her. She texts me the clip of me, clip farming with neon, where I say that I had a girl that I bought everything in the world for. And then she left me for a nigga without a car. So anyway, I only care about that. I don't care about the internet saying it because, nigga, I've been, I've made, a lot of millions off the air and I'm cool with that.

It's a tradeoff. It's fine. My mom today, believe in that. Like, she was arguing so much. Like, well,

a Jamaican mom talks to herself. The whole time I'm looking at her, like, mom, that shit isn't even real chat. You know, she was going crazy on me today. Like,

so I'm like trying to play my little video game. I'm trying to play Fortnite. My mom comes down and she's like lecturing me. I'm like, what the fuck? Like, where did this come from? You know?

And then she sends me the article and I'm like, how do I tell my mom that this is not real? Actually, it happened with Daphne Joy too. Yo, after I did all the clip farming with Daphne Joy, bro, my mom, like my mom sent me this whole thing. And I'm like, mom, could you get awful? I miss when Wendy Williams was popping because my mom used to be on a different side of the internet. She never, like, cared about what I was doing. Now my mom would be seeing headlines about me And she's like looking into it

I'm like Mom, what do you do? This is the internet I know who I am. I'm academics. People are supposed to be like Yo, Ak is this phenotype of guy Like trust me

If I try to like force this idea like Oh yeah I'm fucking mad bitches The internet wouldn't believe it In the internet's mind I'm gonna always be like the the nerd who just got his first bad bitch, no matter what girl I got, right? Bro, I'm cool with it.

You know why? And they guys just keep thumbing through the millions. I'm cool with it. I'm not mad at it. But my mom was going to laugh. And I didn't even have the heart to tell, like, your mom, it's not even real. So anyway, just to let y'all know.

That story I told, it, y'all know the story with my ex like that wasn't a story though um there is a story but that wasn't it I just kind of spiced it up to try to click file anyway who cares

make her internet slower no no no no anyway all right cool we got some more topics yo y'all I've been rocking with me yo it's almost five o'clock Chris Brown's trying to tell the housekeeper to keep her hands off the usher money tour

or the Usher Tour money Let's read this Chris Brown is fighting for his former housekeeper efforts To redirect his profits from his tour With Usher into her pockets She's trying to collect money Off She's owed $13 million

By the way, he's going to appeal He's going to try to get his judgment thrown out Trust Anyway, the Singapore court documents Obtained by TMZ Objecting to Maria Avela's move in court to have all of his present and future income assigned to her, including his tour money and royalties until the eight-figured debt is satisfied. As he reported,

she was awarded the massive judgment after her lawsuit against Chris Brown for the 2020 dog attack at his house. She claimed the dog viciously attacked her, caused damages. He denied all claims the wrongdoing, claimed she provoked the dog. Okay, but the jury ultimately decided that with Maria following the trial. Unfortunately, I keep telling y'all chat, like with most states, you know,

provocation of a dog. Let me Google. In what states does provoking a dog absolves the owner from

responsibility? Let's see. There are certain states, I guess. right? But in virtually all states with strict liability dogs okay California, Florida and yeah, wait oh never mind, it helps it what?

It proves this illegal defense. Hmm. I told you what I think I told you on my gambling stream. Did ever tell you what happened with my dog bite? I'll give you it quickly. Shorty got a bag from my home

insurance but it's because like and they told me we're gonna go to trial with them because her baby daddy actually wanted to testify for us because she was finessing like she went to the hospital they said no stitches she went home she was fucking a doctor she told a doctor to give her stitches in her house she was just trying to get a lawsuit and you know the only problem is it became a cost beneficial type of thing where it's like Hey, if we go to trial, we're going to spend $150,000, $200,000. And we could just pay this stupid-ass, lame-ass bitch, like this amount of money,

especially because she had gotten surgery. So she had gotten surgery claiming that she couldn't use her arm, right? Oh, that type of shit. Yeah, they play these games. So I tell people, stay the fuck away from Pluto. You know, that's my, that's my nigga. But whatever. Okay, cool.

So Chris Brown, so she's owed $13 million. That $13 million is going to get thrown out. It's going to get thrown out. So the thing with Shorty is that her face got riddled with bites. So like her face looked deformed and she had to get surgery. So in reality, based on what Chris Brown makes, $13 million isn't that crazy. I know you might be like $13 million for a dog, like, well, her face was mauled. So like her, like she could make the argument that, you, I can't get a man.

I can't like fucking get a job. I can't do nothing. My face is done up. Obviously she got plastic surgery to send third. Like she looks decent. But, you know, according to how it goes, once you get, once you have to get surgery for those things, it becomes really up there. So she got the judgment of $13 million. She's like, all right, Chris, give me $13 million.

Now Chris, I told you he's getting at least like, he's probably getting like, uh, I want to say like $2 million per show. I think he's getting $2 million. Usher is getting like $150. Actually more than that, because these are stadiums. And an arena at the highest end, at least in hip-hop, Drake will make like $4 million per arena show. But this is a stadium.

So a stadium could probably net like, you know, Bad Bunny could get like $9 or $8 million for a show for a stadium. For these two guys, I think he's going to be. like six to seven. I think Chris is getting about 60 to 65%. So if it's 6 to 7 million, I think Chris is probably getting about 3 to 3.5 million per show.

Okay? So yeah, maybe even 4 million. So he's probably getting $4 million a show. The money sure he was awarded is $13 million. So I know you're probably like, damn, it's a lot of money. Well, it's probably like three shows for Chris Brown. So you'll be okay.

But even then, I'm pretty sure he's like, I'm not paying no fucking bitch. Like, yo, I'm not paying no bitch no fucking $13 million. I was fuck out of here. They're going to try to get this thing thrown out. And they're probably going to even on a payment schedule because unless she wants to wait for forever and Chris Brown could just keep paying his lawyers

like, you know, a couple hundred thousand just to keep prolonging it. Maybe she's going to settle for, okay, fuck the $13 million. Just give me like, give me $7 million cash. You know? You cut the debt in half and that's basically two shows. Maybe that happens. But I think Chris Brown might be fighting this to say, I'm not paying nothing. So let's try to go back to court.

Let's get it thrown out. I'm going to appeal. I'm not paying this bullshit, right? So again, she's trying to collect, but it's really too early to collect because Chris Brown's going to file a bunch of motions. And Chris Brown is saying that, yo, no, you're not going to pay her automatically because what happens when you get a civil judgment, you don't. automatically get paid. You need a judge to enforce you getting paid unless the person just pays you, right? Which if, you know, maybe if it was like a beef over $10,000, maybe the person just pays you because they thought they were going to win the case. But $13 million, nobody's going to pay you without a court order, right? So yeah, there is an order that you owe it,

but the order to pay it, granted that Chris Brown has a tour, he has bills, he has whatever, so we're going to see where that goes to. But look like he's saying now, not going to be taking my Usher tour money or the Chris Brown Usher tour money. Fuck out of here. We're going to have to do a lot more digging. Okay. All right. We're going to over the boosty shit already. Yeah, I do know there's some new dirt motions.

We're going to move that till tomorrow's chat. Okay. I'm going to hit the four hour mark in like 12 minutes and then I'm not going to lie. It's 5 o'clock. I'm calling it. I love y'all, though. I love y'all. shout out to 6'10 NBA player Edis Cantor.

He is now declaring himself for the 2027 WMBA draft after the WMBA is claiming that they'll welcome trans people. So they're saying, hey, trans, y'all can come in here. And they're like, so you're saying men could turn into women on some Juana man shit and play? So here's the funny thing about it. And this is usually people just kind of fucking with society in like legislation.

Here's how the WNBA like wrote it in their decree. They said, yeah, if you're trans, as long as you declared to be trans, you could come here. They're not saying you got to snip the dick off. They're not saying none of that. They're saying that as long as you declare it. They don't even got to say you got to be on hormones. You got to have like at least went to a surgery.

None of that. So basically the NBA has agreed that it will accept and welcome players that look like men, but as long as they claim they're a woman, they could play. So you know what's happening? All the NBA players who can't play in the real league is like, yo, I'm a woman. Yo, come get me.

Put me in, coach. So Enos Cantor, he did a whole, look, he did a whole trailer for it. Look. After careful concentration and review in the current eligibility guidelines. I am officially declaring myself a WMBA prospect. If simply declaring who you are is all that's required, then I meet every single requirement necessary

to compete in the WMBA. My team and I have carefully examined the WMB's eligibility criteria and governing framework surrounding self-identification and inclusion. Based on the current guidelines, I can and am officially declaring my eligibility for the upcoming WMBA draft in May 2027.

I am definitely not here to monitor make fun of or do suspect any community or personal choices. I am simply asking that the current rules be applied equally to everyone. The rules that represent the very values many WMBA players and coaches have publicly advocated for. My team and I are prepared to ensure these guidelines are applied equally, consistently and without exception. And I look forward to the WMBA honoring its stated principles. See you at training camp. one there's another nigga who did it

there's another nigga who did it is it oh former NBA player Royce White he says yo he want to get up in there too okay listen to this shit yo chat all the the niggies who can't compete with men no more

they're ready to go dunk on the woman on some joanna man shit look at this nigga what the fuck come on play the shit bro bro stop playing me all right bro see this is why you know Twitter always got the easy clips where his name is royce white i'm gonna find out here look see oh

earlier this week i made the announcement i'm transgender a woman i'm 'm transgender i'm transgender i made the announcement on transgender oh no jack oh no y'all made the announcement bro. Yo, I'm one of them. Oh, earlier this week, I made the announcement. I'm transgender. I'm a woman. I identify as sometimes identifying as a woman for purposes of basketball,

professional basketball. So I'll be declaring for the WMBA draft in 2027 as well. I mean, I think I'd be unstoppable. You know, but I'm a team first guy. I mean, he's kind of old, man. If Angel Reese, if Angel Reese can't guard this thing, man, Angel Reese's ass, bro. Like, what the fuck?

You let this thing in the league, man. I actually want to see him got fully gray beard. He looked like he might be 45. Like, if Angel Reese, who's like 20-something can't, like, fucking cross him up and dunk on him, like, she's trash. You know, I'm a pass-first kind of player. Pass first. Yeah, I, right, nigga. Nick, if I was in the WNBA, nigga, I take every shot, nigga.

I'm like, yo, bro, just, you ever seen that Will Smith, that freshman's a belayer shit when, like, Will Smith was playing, they drew up every player. Be like, do this, do this, do this. Pass the will. Do this, do this. Pass the will. Everything was past the will, nigga. We'll take all the shots, nigga.

If I'm in the WNB, I'm taking all the shots, nigga. Trust. Do the little things. I led my team in all five major stat categories at Iowa State University. So I do a little bit of every. I'll do whatever the coach needs me to do. I'll do whatever the girls need me to do. I think the WNBA could come out and make a definitive statement about guys with a pair of balls

playing in the women's association. but, you know, hey, that, that, that'd be, that'd be probably too much like, right. So, and I don't want to be discriminated against. No, I want, I want fair treatment. I'm a black. I'm a young black, hopefully, United States Senator, that, that, like, that would like a fair chance to, to participate as a sometimes identifying as a transgender woman, uh, athlete. Classic chat. He hasn't even been publicly trans for 72 hours.

And I'm already giving so much hate. I just want to hoop with my girls in my feminine era. I ain't going to lie to you. I think Angel Reese will block that shit. Angel Reese will block that. Nah, Angel Reese will block that shit, bro. Oh, big men. As I stated, a few days ago, I'm declaring for the draft.

I identify sometimes as a transgender woman. My wig is in the mail. Or that's him, her? Nah, this is on time right here. I'm trained my wigs yet, but I'm looking into some good ones. I don't know much about the wigs, but I'm looking into some. And I just hope that the bangs on the wig don't get into my eyesight so I can play like I need to play. What would stop you from declaring for the WNNBA draft?

I think the WNBA could come out and make. make a definitive statement about, about guys with, with a pair of balls playing in the, in the women's association. But, you know, hey, that, that, that, that'd be, that'd be probably too much like, right. So. And unless they do that, you're very certain you're going to be declaring, right? Oh, no, I'm declaring. Yeah. No. And I don't want to be discriminated against. No, I want, I want fair treatment. I'm a black. I'm a young black, hopefully, United States Senator that would like a fair

chance to participate as a sometimes identifying as a transgender woman athlete. How do you think the women players in the WNBA will feel about this? I think they're going to have nightmares, as they should. Yeah, I mean, I'm 260 pounds,

265 pounds, 6 foot 8. Can palm a basketball, can palm a man's basketball probably as easily as any player in history? I think I had the third biggest hand, in the modern NBA draft combine, in the modern, in history of the modern NBA draft combine. So, yeah, I'm sure that the women's basketball is going to fare even easier to Palm, which is a huge advantage. We saw that with Michael Jordan and other great players.

So, you know, they're going to have nightmares, and they should. And they should because I really feel like I'm going to be dominant. If you make it to the Dunbue NBA, you plan to use the women's locker room and all that with them? I mean, of course. I mean, I don't want to be discriminated against. I mean, come on. Why wouldn't I use the women's locker room? I mean, I grew up playing basketball since I was about five years old.

And a lot of... Not W. W. Trowl. Women in my family, my little sister, is a collegiate basketball player, D1 collegiate basketball player. And I've grown up knowing a lot of girls and women's basketball players. The great Nancy Lieberman was one of my... my coaches, Lady D. Magic over in the big three. And I have great respect for the skill, the skill of women's basketball.

Yo, chat, we got to be honest, man. Yo, I don't know who's pushing this bullshit. Yo, listen, y'all trannies, man. You got to cut your dick off, nigga, and be on, like, testosterone or, like, estrogen for, like, three years before you can play. Like, come on, man. You're not about to, like, yo, I watch Angel Reese, bro. And it's like, what, you're watching Angel Reese.

play basketball is like watching Chrison Rock's son trying to walk like no disrespect it's like okay we got you still but yo come on brof you y'all y'all got to cut it out man cut this shit out chat cut it out you ever watch angel reese play basketball angel reese is the only person i've never seen like some highlight shit up bro like his low lights all over the place bro Oh, hold on, hold on. Wait, now, let's go back. Nah, this is too good. Wait, I'll close it out here.

And even at the girls level in high school, you see that the girls have to play a much more skilled game because they don't have some of the physical God-given abilities or natural physical abilities as the men. So I have great respect for the women's game. But there's a significant difference between biological men and what... You know, chat, I think I could go drop like 15. points in the WNBA.

This is WNBA, bro. It's a WNBA, dog. I think we've blurred that line, like we've blurred many other lines, unnecessarily, and I plan to exploit that for my economic and athletic benefit. You mentioned the other players

are going to have nightmares about you. Is there any player in the WNBA that you think could match up well with you? No. Maybe Enos. Maybe me and Enos should play on the same team. That'd be great. The Twin Towers, right?

We think alike. We think alike. We both criticize China and the Uyghur Muslims. We both almost went to Kentucky. He went to Kentucky. He ended up getting drafted without playing. I was said to go to Kentucky. I ended up at Iowa State.

But, you know, maybe this is the, you know, the, you know, how it was supposed to all play out. Me and Enos Cantor running off about five, six WMBA championships. Did Enis inspire you to make this decision, or did you already have the idea? I think I was first. I think I was about, I think his must have been today or yesterday. I was about three days ago.

But, you know, great minds think alike. Great minds think alike. There's no time limit on. Well, I should say Fox News Digital in the corner. These things. When great ideas and great opportunities pop up like this, you just got to jump on them and ride them all the way. What happens if you go undrafted if no one signs you, though?

Oh, well, then I have to file a discrimination lawsuit, right? I mean, that's ridiculous. Yeah, we're going to have to have to have a huge legal. battle about discrimination if I can't play. I'd like to know what the parameters are. What exactly are the specifics? What criteria do I need to meet in order to be able to play exactly? I mean, is it just a wig?

Do I have to cut my beard? Does my voice have to get a little bit lighter? You know, do I have to do this snip-snip? Nah, you got it. You know, I'd like to know the specifics of the criteria, and I hope they'd be able to defend it in a court of law. I'm sure their pals over at the NBA front office will be giving them some legal assistance.

The attorneys over there at Proch, Shard and Rose will be giving them some legal assistance. But put themselves in quite a pickle here. Yo, chat, they got it, bro. They got it. Yo, chat, it is 5 o'clock, man. I'm going to let you go. We did four hours today.

I know I was late today. I apologize. I apologize. I was late clocking in. I was on some niggie shit. I was late clocking in. It's all good. We did four hours, though.

Or like four hours with the intro, but yeah, it's all good. Chat. I'm going to be back tomorrow. Tomorrow's going to be day what? Day five? It's all good. Chat. Just clap it up for me.

I got on here even late. We rocked out till five. I love y'all. We had a little bullshit topics at the end, but it's all good. Thank you so much. You guys are, you know, the reason why I exist. the you know and this is why like after a trip like I just came from I had such a great time of the show I'm like yo bro you got to go put some work in with your

audience and we're gonna keep it going so I'll be back on a little bit later oh so Drake's doing the stream tomorrow he's doing the gambling stream so he's doing a stream with the steak but anytime oh you want to leak some details I don't even tell you where I got this from you know but I don't think this is happening though supposedly they've been cast in in like Toronto for like air hostess. So like supposedly this next Drake stream tomorrow is going to be on the on on air Drake. And like he casted a bunch of chicks to like be like the you know the flight detentants and shit like that. I don't know if that's going to happen.

But I know a few Toronto things and that's what they're telling me. Like one of the few Toronto things like, yo, we got an email. And I'm like, well, he is doing a stream. So I'm connecting the dots. I didn't talk to Drake. Drake didn't tell me that. But let's see. All right.

That's just for y'all. But apparently it might be on air Drake because they're casting girls. One of the things I know, you know. You know, huh, man. Apparently she was, she got hit up to do casting. Well, actually, oh. Well, today was a fitting. Today was the fitting for the girls who, like, they hit up.

and I guess if they made the final cut tomorrow is the shoot, but supposedly it's Air Drake and it's like a gambling stream or whatever. I don't know, maybe Benaddon or somebody's going to be there. I guess Aiden can't really be on these anymore because like Aden's on a rain bet, but we'll see how it looks like. We'll see how it looks like. Apparently Drake is giving away at least a million dollars, but is Drake and steak?

So it's sixth birthday, so like it's going to be crazy. Anyway, we'll be here, you know, I hit my steak. People have been like, yo, you know, I know y'all only be giving all the gifts away to the bitches now. But if I do want to throw like maybe a little 700,000 of me, like, it's all good. It's all good. I'll take the little 700K. I'll take this a little. But it's all good.

So anyway, chat, we will be streaming around that time. His stream is at 8. So I'll catch you a little bit before and whatever. We'll rock out. All right. I love y'all. Please go to sleep. time and chat ain't anything bigger than us man ain't anything y'all and