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Episode Date: September 24, 2026

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Let me see if I can edit this title. Let's see if I can put this in just chat in. Should be good now. Should be good now. All right, yeah. Man, niggins said, oh, we don't want to hear shit about Drake. Damn, you, I beef with Drake? All my nigga did was give you out some good music.

Why are you beefing with the boy? It's all good. Hopefully, him and yay link up soon. That would be amazing. Amazing. All right, let everybody get up in here and then we'll get straight to it, y'all. Yo, what's the word with y'all?

Somebody said he's 40. You know, I actually just realized that Drake's turning 40 in like a month. The boys turning 40 in a month, man. The Big Four Zero. Chat, what do you think about like where Drake is at right now? I think Drake, he definitely don't act like Grandpa.

Does he act like Unk? I still think he acting like Big Bro. I'm going to be honest with you. I don't think Drake is unking it yet. I think he's still kind of giving us the big bro vibe. Drake big bro in it, low-key. I think we'll know when he's starting to unk it. You know the unk is kind of like back in my day type of shit, right?

And then grandpa, he's just fucking lost. Like, yeah, once you get to Gramps, like, you're lost. It's all good. You know, you just let Graham talk. You're like, all right, man. His ass usually, like, like, he's talking to his friends that he forgot, died. like it. Gramps. Okay, Graham. All right. What's popping? Chat. We're going to be highly that sneak going a little bit, but we do got some, we got some drama to get to before.

We're kind of in our intro phase. So that nigga, I think he's ready. Like, he's texting me. He's like, oh, are you ready? Like, you know, this is the showdown of the century for Sneakle. Not really. I think he's trying to, the last time me and him talked, they clipped it up. And I think his ego got hurt a little bit. I think, I think the, the comment. comments about me, um, uh, winning the debate got to him a bit, but whatever. Okay. Did y'all see, yo, you, you know, Vlad is like the new, the new guy that's hate. Well, not a new guy, clearly, but, yo, he got beef with everybody.

So apparently did you all see this? So Vlad hits up, uh, young blue. Okay. Be like, uh, you know who young blue is, right? Clearly, right? And if you don't know, he's the one to be like, yo, be like, Um, too, faces. Don't want a blue faces.

Team all my aunt be Mason. They say talk deals. Oh, so far. So far. He's really good, man. He could rap well. He could sing well. Really talented artists.

He's one of those guys who was like, you know, an all-rounded artist. I got to give it to him, man. Anyway, and I think he's from Alabama, ain't he? Anyway, so, uh, apparently Vlad hits him up. And Vlad hits him up and it says, yo, it's Vlad. Let's talk. Now, Blue responds back to Vlad on text and he says, it's blue.

$50,000. Okay? And then Vlad says, you want me to pay, you want to pay me 50K? And Blue says to Vlad, for what exactly? And, you know, he captions the whole thing by saying, I don't click up Vlad, but he sent his, this looks like some YouTube stats or something of the sort. Oh, no, this is artist stats, artist stats, okay? And he says, without Vlad TV, just because you and Boo see's beef, and this is what he said to him,

said, this is, you know, basically saying that, nigga, I'm good, nigga. He says, without Vlad TV, just because you and Boosy beefing, I don't care. It's still, fuck you. I don't need no Vlad TV. Okay? Then it continues where Vlad says, LOL, I didn't hit you about an interview. I just wanted to have a conversation

about our past issues and take responsibility for the things I said in the past, okay? And basically, young blue said, you definitely wanted an interview so I could talk about booze because y'all are odds. I'm just letting you know you would have got sent. Wait, I'm just letting you know, you would have sent that I was going to block your number soon as it hit.

So he said if you sent the 50,000. So Blue is thinking, hey, listen, you're trying to do some Devon and Conkin. Let me give you a little bit of history here. You know, I did an interview back in the day with Young Blue. And apparently, you know, I forgot he told me this too. He was like, yo, Ack, basically Boozy is Vlad's favorite guest. He's like, Boozy's Vlad's favorite guest. And essentially.

One of the hardest things. And essentially, he looked at it and said, yo, right now Vlad is on, no, no, Boosy's on Vlad's platform, like just saying all day, all night, yo, young Blue owe me money. He owed me blah, blah, blah, blah. Blue always said that he, Boosey felt like he was owed money, even though he didn't contribute or invest a lot into his career. As soon as he got the Drake feature, all of a sudden, Boosy, you know, felt like he was owed some money. So Blue, I remember him doing an interview with me, and it was like, he was out kind of like a breaking point because he was tired of Busy talking smack about him. So I guess he's looking at it like, well, Vlad, you chose Boosie's side when this whole thing went down. You didn't want to talk to me, right?

They did do an interview, by the way, but like afterwards, like, you know, Vlad was talking to Busy a lot. And then Boosie was running his narrative, like, yo, Blue ran off with the back. So Blue was kind of upset But like he couldn't go to Vlad for interview Because he's looking at like nigger Boosie's your man I'm not going to get a fair interview that So he came to me and he wanted to talk about Boosie

Whatever like he cleared it up with Boosie Or it wasn't really about Boosie It was about like his business affairs But he was supposedly signed to Boosie And we had a good interview Anyway I guess and by way this was four years ago Right this was four years ago we did this interview

So now I guess He's looking at it like Like, yo, Vlad, brother, you ain't that smart. You only trying to squash your beef with me now that you and Busy not cool. And I got to be honest, Vlad, love you. You my man's. But, hey, I think, you know, he might have caught the interception on some. If we could only squash beef when you're going at it with someone that you defended and whatever and, like, you know,

who was like buddy, buddy with for years. maybe you're only squashing the beef with me because you're trying to use me as a pawn. Now, Vlad didn't necessarily say he wanted the interview. Say he just wanted to squash beef. But I think, I think Young Blue seen the play. And he says, nigga, this ain't checkers. This is chess. And he's trying to get the checkmate by saying, I'm going to expose this because, damn,

if I thought, oh, let me go get an interview with you. Now everybody going to look at me like a pawn. But I'm not. Okay. So, I don't know. you know, he jumped the gun and said he felt Vlad wanted to interview, and he was like, well, if you want to interview, 50,000, nigger. You get what I'm saying?

And he basically showed that, oh, I'm been fine without you. And, you know, he then later said, if you had sent that bread, I would have ran off. Okay. Surprisingly, in this situation, I got to say, Vlad, I got to be honest. Most people would have seen that from a mile away. usually when a nigga got beef with somebody I don't like if me and that person never seen eye to eye or we didn't see

don't come make up with me because now we got a mutual enemy so I would have seen it from the mile away too I would have probably acted like that probably not exposed it but I'd have been like I'm good bro like do whatever you got with boozy nigga you go handle your business with boozy nigga like I ain't bought a team up to say everybody knows I don't do the clickup anytime like the niggas who I don't like your media I don't wait till everybody jumping them for me to get my kicks in.

Like I like being the person who set it off first. I don't wait for the crowd jumping and be like, oh, yeah, I told you he was a fuck nigga. No, no, I ain't got time for that. So I ain't going to lie. I think Blue kind of seen the play. I think Blue's seen the play. And again, I'm kind of saying I think that was Vlad's play without knowing what Vlad really was trying to do. And, you know, Vlad actually said he's about to do a reaction to this.

So I'm pretty sure he's going to say exactly what. it was, but I'm not going to lie. I actually thought all things considered, Blue probably did the right thing. You know what I mean? Vlad and Busy are the longest, most successful duo in his platform's history.

Now, Boosie feel away? Vlad talks about, Vlad realized, and the fans love it so much, Vlad talks about Boosie more when Boosie not on the platform than when he was. And they're kind of going back and forth. And I don't know if you see,

did you see this last thing that Boosie said? I think Boosie and Vlad's Beef is kind of getting out of hand. I think, low-key, I think Boosie's trying to get inspired by Meek Mill. Except here's a difference. Boosie's a killer. Well, allegedly, allegedly, you know, allegedly, allegedly, right?

Meek Mill is just a dusty, broke bum. That's it, brother. Like, I got, like, this is two levels. If I was boosting me with with Boosey, I'd be worried. Even with Meek, Merle, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, yo, Boosey? So anyway, Boosey tweeted out. He says, my fans say they go beat up, beat the fuck out of Live TV.

I'm going to laugh him. I'm going to laugh my ass off. Here's the thing. Let me say this. When Meek said he wished violence on me, I haven't slept better in my life. Okay, you know why? I know he's retarded.

But the moment he put that on line, I knew not a hair on my head will be hurt. Because that boy cried over a wheelie. Trust me. Imagine him getting with the, he'd be like a man I fell down to tell my knees when the law. Imagine the attempting murder for hire. He don't want to do that.

So I've been sleeping like a baby with my thumb in my mouth, all right? Now, Boosey Boosey a whole different monster Boossey's all Let's see, I gotta watch some documentaries on this thing of Boosy. This thing of Boossey's on some other shit. Boosey was like in some Angola prison

like that nigga been through it. Like he's been through everything. Like I wouldn't play. Nicky, don't you realize I've been trying to apologize to Boosy? The most I really do, like I get the Bussy off. Like, I call him Bussie since he can't pronounce my name.

But yo, Busy is about that life. Meek Mill like Bro, like The nigger I'm beef Put like this Like Boosey like a real street nigga The nigga I'm beiving with

The nigger I'm beiving with This is him right here This is him right here, bro I think I'll be fine I think I'll be fine bro I think I'll be fine Alright This is him right here

I think I'll be fine bro I think I'll be fine bro I think I'm be fine bro Bro the bag was of salted meek I've never seen this shit before the bag was a salt in me the bag was assaulted me somebody said boxed already I tried

then I'm like alright you never know me'd be saying 4 a m he ran around north side of Philly maybe he really like he did sound like he fit to crash out so I'm like maybe for the first time ever he's about to really crash out

and then I'm like and then I've seen this bro when I seen this I had the most comfortable sleep I've had in That's why I'm gonna sleep last night in chat I slept like a baby

I slept like a baby You know why hold on I gotta find a clip Where we at? Where we are with it? God damn, I can't find this shit Shout to academic TV man We're gonna find it Bunch of neon clips

Dda da da Can I find a shit? All right brother This is like It's impossible All right Maybe it's on academic TV Hold on

Hold on Maybe they took it out I know I didn't take that shit down. I see Meat Mill at the shooting range, gang, and I ain't on cap, bro. Once I've seen that, I realized I ain't got nothing to worry about. I ain't got nothing to worry about, bro.

Listen, once I've seen this shit right here, chat, I realized I got nothing in the world to worry about, bro. Yo, Grant, send me the goddamn post. I realize I'm like, oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Where's the one? Yeah, I know what I'm talking about. Meek was trying to look like he was a nigga from Taken, bro. Like he was on some John Wick's shit. All right, I think they deleted it. Fuck it. Anyway. Point of the matter is that I've had zero things to worry about with Meek.

However, I got to... Yeah, this is going to be funny. But I got to be honest. So Boosie is kind of like saying shit now. my fans say like hey by the way this is some dumb shit like respectfully to even Boosie

or anybody else like Boosey I actually believe you but the mere fact I believe he is why you shouldn't tweet it like me put it like this meek been tweeting threats to me

like if meek if meek was even point one percent of gangster he wouldn't tweet that nigga you know why his line would be tapped nigga the faz was beyond his ass you don't tweet the 10 million people

that you buy to kill somebody you don't do that Unless you know you definitely ain't going to do it because you pussy. You get what I'm saying? So like, that's why Mika's doing it. He's retarded. Boosey, don't do the send out smoke signal shit. Niggas believe you.

All this, yo, my fans say they're going to beat up lad. Chill out. Relax, boozy. Relax. If you can't tell by your charges, they believe you. Meek Mill got caught for a wheelie. They just believe this thing will break traffic law. They believe you break gun laws.

Nick, they identified you with a gun on Instagram live, nigga, and caught you. This is how much they watch you. Chill out, bro. You need to chill. Let meek. Meek is a crash out and an idiot. Meek's a crash out and an idiot, bro. Like, put it like this.

If anybody believed him, they would have been literally been on his ass. You get what I'm saying? Look, man. Man, if it was Meek Mill out there that night, man, Q50 would still be here, man. This nigger, brough, man. This, if it was, if it was meekmill out there, Q50 would have been just chilling, man.

Fuck. God damn, man. Look at this, nigga, man. Look at this. Yo, yo, look at this nigga. Now, this is, yo, let me say this. And I ain't trying to go into Meekmill rant. Yo, I can't wait for MeatMill to stream.

Streaming, you can't hide the true personality. Y'all gonna see that Meek Miller's the biggest cornball ever in hip-hop. Niggins, we're already seen it just because he's tweeting. And anytime he show his personality, I've never heard somebody say, nah, he, like, I'll be honest, his early interviews where he's talking motivation shit was good. Now, niggas just realized he's mad corny. Like, you know, all right, fine. Okay, say whoever calls me corny.

Y'all really think me and meke ain't the same amount of corny if he's not more corny? and he's the rapper. He's supposed to be the street niggins that everybody like wants to be like. The niggas acting like he's in a shootout at the gun rage. This is the first shootout meatmill been in here. Right here.

Right here. Look at this nigga. This nigga, bro. This thing is start, he starts crouched. Yo, he starts squatting like he think he had a ditty party. That boy starts squatting.

He starts squatting. Look at this boy. Look at him. Anyway But Boosie, please, please chill out with the Again, I know you don't like Vlad But trust me Bro, you have enough legal problems

Have y'all realize that Meat Mill Ain't catch a parking ticket Since he got sent back to jail for Wheely Meek ain't like that brother Like yo, like me on the timeline acting like he's gonna crash out Nigger, nobody even caught you with a gun, niggas, relax Boosie's on bad timing

I'm telling you Boosie's on bad timing Boosie's on bad time It's a boosie, please Chill out with the And I know you ain't say Nothing too crazy You say my fans say they're gonna beat them up

Well let me tell you how to You should know by from that dirt try You know how the fans read that Your fans go beat them up Come on we got to be smart now We can't blame the media We got to be smart The way that

the fans read this is, yo fans, go beat the fuck out of Vlad. Okay? Also, they said that motherfuckers just went on Vlad and lied. They know what then contract says, and who didn't sign it. They're mad they can't get no money from nobody again. I ruined your career of scamming. I told you I was a wrong person to fuck with. I seen Vlad do an interview with a Florida defense team talking about it.

No, I mean, Boosie, I mean. Boosie was talking about his pardon. here we go you know so inspired by hearing pending at what point is it that you

it comes to you this idea about the pardon well first I went to the White House in March and I met with the Cesar Miss Alice and I spoke to her

why I should get a partner or whatever and I actually thought she was going to give me the pardon but I never got it. But I think because the judge end up throwing my case out. Okay. When you wait. So, okay, this is Alice Marie Johnson.

So she's known as like this pardon czar, this person. And how is it that you made contact with her? Like, how did you hear about her? I got to her through my lawyer. I forgot his name. He's just not popping up right now. But he got me to sit with her. and um

is it Mr. Deloch Deloch Deloge yeah Deloge got me to sit with her and she You're boozy I don't know if you realize your lawyer who recommended you

to that person they got a kickback for the recommendation so when you sent in that 300K they sent 100K to your lawyer this is how it works you feel me your lawyer got 100K

for the kickback brodie like you should know that Then the other niggas kept the 200K. Now, I should know you send the whole 600. Never mind. They kept the file in the K. She told me to lay it on her why I feel I should have a pardon.

And I laid it on her. But three months after that, they dropped my case. The federal judge dropped my case saying that I shouldn't be charged with a 2G convicted fellow with a firearm when I only have marijuana convictions. I was wondering about that. So after that, a month later, they recharge me for the same charge, and they had a charge that I was an addict around a firearm. So I basically didn't want to fight it.

I wasn't going to fight it because I did arm myself for like 30 minutes in a neighborhood that I wasn't supposed to be in, and somehow they got it on camera. So I took a plea. and um when about was that when did you take the plea i took the plea in probably October i think took the plea in like October and um of 2025 okay okay i took the plea in october and um after i took the plea i had probably two and a half months left before a citizen so at that moment, I got referred through my...

How is Boosie from Louisiana? Wayne from Louisiana. Maybe they don't have a good relationship. But how does Wayne get a pardon? Boosey's looking for a pardon. And Boosey never reach out to Wayne and be like, hey, bro, how did you get this done? How did you do this? California attorney to these guys, Jack and Jacob.

So the California attorney that you had on the federal case, correct? Yeah, yeah. So she's the one that then referred you to this group about the pardon. Yeah, she said you can talk to these guys. We heard they're really getting partons and it's up to you. So, you know, it's two and a half months and I'm scrambling because I'm supposed to get for sure five years from the judge. So,

I'm basically scrambling. I, you know, I was basically scrambling, looking for help. By the way, I believe, you know, all of things consider, I believe Busy 100%. I definitely think he got finessed. Except I think that entire business is finesse it.

I think some people do get pardons, but you know you're going to get pardoned. Right? Like, you got to still give money, though. Like, ain't unfree in this world. and then some people like Bousie, they take him for a ride. Who gives a fuck if a nigga like Bucie gets pardoned? They just tell you, they show you their results,

and they probably did get a couple of pardon, but a nigga like you, you got no political power. Like, bro, they don't give a fuck about hip hop. They just took your money, and they'd be like, oh, it just didn't work for you. Probably didn't even try to do it too crazy, use all their resources. Fuck it. They just, you know, they could be like, damn, bro. It worked for all these people, but they didn't work for you.

And then they make up some excuses of why it didn't work for you. Okay? Now that contract stuff, I don't know about all that. And I even asked her, I was like, I asked everybody. I was asking around like, is it legal to do this? It was like, yeah, you can hire a lobbyist to petition for you a pardon. So after that, after I met him or whatever, they told me to send the money. I told them I wasn't sending nobody no money unless I get a contract.

Okay. Like they, when I got on the phone with them, they just got to throwing out all these names. Or we're real, we're real good friends with Laura Luma. We're real good friends with Erica Kirk. We're real good friends with Ali. And I would Google these people. And these people like under the president. So I'm like, it started to be believable.

Okay. You know. You send me, I looked at a contract that you sent, and it was dated in September of 2025. Did you talk to these people before? before you had actually entered the plea? No, I didn't. This was after the, this was, I think this was after the plea.

Okay, so it was definitely after you took the plea, but sentencing was pending. Now, there was some language in the contract or something about the sentencing. Was there any representation that they made about any impact to the actual sentence? Or was no, no, no, they were saying, we basically said if,

I don't get, I need, I told them I need something on the contract that I would get my money back if you don't secure my pardon. And, oh, and then, so this, the attorney, Megan Blanco, so this is who put you in contact with them, but you were given the impression that they were actually making this happen for other people? Yes, yes, yes. Okay. They were telling me that. They were telling me that. Okay, so they were saying it too. And, and who is it that you? would be talking to it is it a representative or one of the two guys no i talked i talked to jack and jacob on face time i talked to him i talked to him on the phone i mean okay yeah i talk to him and then um did you know your busy respectfully to you man let me tell you this man and you should notice if your attorney or anybody you paying hundreds of

thousands of dollars gang keep calling you by your stage name they FaceTime you like they're another rapper they're not emailing you with their fucking clerk or a paralegal on the email that

everything is documented because trust me if they want to get off that case or if they want to sue you later emails are paper trailed that's how lawyers work Trust me. Nick, I just sent my lawyer like $70,000, my nigga. So, trust me.

Everything is in email, my nigga. They don't FaceTime. Okay? Everything is documented. They don't call me academics. Hey, Livingston, I need you to do this. When these niggas calling you bussy, like yo, what's up?

Do this and do that and, yeah, now we got you, gang. We got, like, bro, you should know you're getting taken for a ride. Nick, you're paying $600,000. Nick, I send that wife for us. 70 grand you better not call me no academics you better call me what they call me in court nigger the fuck that is you better call me so boozy not realizing like gang like bro these guys are taking you for the ride bro they're when you have a lawyer matter matter matter fact let me say

any lawyer worth anything every 30 days all right so i just send 70 000 it's for the retainer every 30 days of work they have to send me an invoice of everything they're doing to because they put that in a in an escrow account so you pay in advance nigga like the good lawyers in trying to they ain't doing shit on some old pay me back later you pay in advance niggins a retainer all right so you you replenish the account 70,000 dollars they're going to tell you nigga we spent 30 minutes on the phone nigga that's $500 think that's what it is gang they're going to put it in the fucking thing they send it to you every month every fucking month this is how we're spending your money. Boosie is saying he doesn't sign a contract.

Bro, you get any lawyer worth anything. You've got to sign a retainer agreement at least. So you sent 600,000? Well, actually, Boosey say he did sign a contract, my bad. But he ain't provided us with the executed contract. He did provide us with a contract, but was executed. If you get any, I'm giving y'all tips like, you know, hopefully y'all never getting no legal shit. You got to, yo, every lawyer, they'd want that wire, number one, before they start working and they won't have you sign, probably on docu signed the retainer agreement. Now, he said he signed that.

Well, he got to present that shit in court. It got to have both signatures on it and it got to be fully executed. Boosey's kind of telling us like, you could tell like he started getting cool with these niggas. They're FaceTime and him. Yeah, they FaceTime me all the time. Brother, if your lawyer's FaceTime on you,

he's FaceTimbing you from his personal cell phone. Most lawyers are in their office all day, nigger, they schedule their calls. and they're in the office work in your case. They're going to call you and it's going to say the law firm that pop up, my nigga. Like, not FaceTime. Like, you're like, bro, like, if your lawyer's FaceTime at you, that's a bad sign. I'm telling you out of truth.

I'm not saying cool lawyers don't, like, I'm pretty sure Brian Steele, FaceTime, like, Doug. But for pertinent shit, when they're working your case, they're dealing with shit in the midst of it. They're in the office. they're in a conference room somewhere. They're back and forth to court, but they're not doing some goofy shit. So,

like, I think they realized that Boosey was one of them dudes who, like, yo, you know how Boosie got caught with a gun in the waistband? Boosey pulled up to a nigger in the hood in gang territory for a $20,000 feature. The nigga ain't signed a contract.

Nick ain't, and said, Boos, we got a cash here for you. pulled up shit this shit's in the hood I'm gonna just bring a gun with me so anyway anything about the fact that they

had maybe were had been convicted themselves I recently heard that I don't know if that's true no I didn't no I didn't no I didn't okay and then so the contract

you mentioned that you said you didn't want obviously you're not going to be shelling out this kind of money and then there's no sort of agreement I mean so How did that go about? That went about,

I told them to send me, I needed a contract. They sent. That's a red flag already. That's a red flag already. Yo, let me tell you this. If you work with any, let me tell you,

I work with big law firms, bro. Not work with like, again, that one, remember I told you the story about that one lawyer, nigga was a minor thing and like, nigga,

I just, I think it was a traffic involved. situation. Nigger, I just got whoever was, they sent you mad mail. I'm like, I'm not going to use my lawyers that bill like $1,500 a fucking hour for a traffic ticket. Actually, the niggies I do with

their high civil attorney or criminal attorneys. So I'm like, I'm just getting some guy. So don't that story I told you all, don't compare to what I'm talking about actually attorneys who I really fuck with. Attorneys you fuck with, bro?

as soon as you trying to like talk about your case, they might consult you for free. Might. Based on might. You might have paid for that, nigga. All right. They consult with you. You want to get them?

Nigger, you're with the, uh, fucking clerk and the billing department, nigga. You sign in a contract, a retainer agreement and you got to send a wire, nigga, nigga, brother. Trust me. So when Bousie's like, he's asking them for a contract, I'm like, Like, no, nigga, they give you a contract. Like, nigga, they're telling, you know why? Because they got to guarantee that, yo, listen, once you sign the shit, you know what it is.

So red flag for Boosie, if he's saying he's telling the law firm he wants a contract. Like, they wasn't about a given one. Red flag, bro. Think about it. Talk to him on the phone. I mean, yeah, I talk to him. And then did you know anything about the fact that they, you know. had maybe were had been convicted themselves.

I recently heard that. I don't know if that's true. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. Okay. And then so the contract, you mentioned that you said you didn't want to, obviously, you're not going to be shelling out this kind of money, and then there's no sort of agreement.

I mean, so how did that go about? That went about, I told them to send me, I needed a contract. They sent the contract, and, that's when I signed it and that's when I sent the money. That's when I sent the money. And the agreement was that you would get potentially, right?

You're not paying for it. You just thought this is Yeah, petitioning for a partner. They said I would get $300,000 back if they didn't secure the party. And I asked them why I couldn't get 600. We went two days with this. I'm letting them know I want all of it back, but they were saying they had to pay

this person. They had to pay this person. They had to do this. They had to do this. to take money here. They had all this stuff. So I was like, I'm not sending unless we put something on the contract where I get my money back. And they said, can we do 300,000? And I was like, yeah, that's cool. And then throughout the process, how long is it that they're working on it? Like, how much time passes? Probably four months, four months. And in between there, are you in contact with them? Yeah, I'm in contact with them every day.

Like, you'll see the text is in court. When it's public, I mean, I'm in contact with them every other day. I'm in contact with them every other day. I mean. So they know when they're continuing. Oh, let me see that text. Three weeks out, Jack. What's Jacob saying about the par?

What's going on? Busy. Merry Christmas. Wonderful friend. Oh, bro. Give me a call. Son, good news. What's going on?

on jack five days left work around the clock as we speak jacob and i have been in touch with megan every hour trump got back to dc today early this morning we're on it 24 seven my good friend jack have you heard anything yes we're close bro they're not even spelled spelling trump name right bro. Yo, y'all. Yo, turn up. We think we was delayed. We think was delayed on everything due to the Venezuela crisis.

Back to you soon. Hype. Yo, guys are, bro, the lawyer not even spelling shit right, dog. Yo, pussy. How the hell you get caught up like this, man? The lawyer not even spelling shit right. The lawyer is spelling like five years. you're foreign, bro. That's not a red flag.

Your lawyer, your lawyer or legal group or advocators or lobbyists or spelling shit, like he's five, you're foreign, man. Instead of spelling Miami, that niggins just spelled mommy. Fuck it. Bro, come on. Stand by. We might, we may have news soon for our favorite client. Thanks so much. Oh, because you say when we go to court, now the contract says you guys have to go to arbitration.

Did you know that? Do you? No, I didn't know that. I didn't know that. But I just, I went to arbitration. And arbitration is, it's doing everything on outside right now. Okay. That, that detail right there is a game changer and a killer for Boosie.

If, so Boosie's claiming that he had a contract. They're claiming it was no contract. It was a verbal contract. Apparently in Boosie's contract, right? it says, and I don't know if we can find a full thing, apparently it says if there is a problem with this agreement, we go to arbitration. Chat, arbitration clauses,

this is how state got out of all their issues with, and many companies, Walmart does it, Amazon used to do it, they stop. When someone puts a arbitration clause in a contract, it says if you have a griper or a grievance, it's the same way that happened with Colin Kaepernick with NFL. If you have a problem, you don't go to the court system,

you go through basically a private court called arbitration. Now, arbitration usually, it's like for big companies, the arbitrator is paid by the person being sued, which is the big company or the big firm. So the arbitrator is being paid by them is private. They could, the rules could be different. Discovery is way different. they could put in a gag order.

It's all type of stuff. But essentially, you forego the court process. And if you don't like the results of the arbitration, you still can't sue. Or you could try it. But they'll be like, hey, you signed a contract that said you were going to sell this in arbitration. So here's why Bussie's kind of fucked. If the contract has proved actually real, the judge is going to say, well, this shit should be decided in arbitration. Well, they're contesting that the contract is not real, which means it's not going to be.

So even if it's real, which I think these guys did kind of finesse boozy, it's going to arbitration. So if it's real, we'll never see it in real court. If it's not real, we'll see it in real court, and he's definitely not getting no money. So in this arbitration shit, looks like he says it's going good, but he says it's about to get to real court, which is like, no, you don't go from arbitration or real court. court. It gets settled in arbitration. Okay. So I'm going to take it to federal court after this. Exactly.

If it was successful, it ends in arbitration. So now he's saying he's taking it to actual court. If you take it to actual court, it's going to get done like the state lawsuit. If the contract is real, those guys are going to say, hey, federal court, y'all got no jurisdiction here. He signed a contract with us saying, if we have a contract. problem we go to arbitration not court so boozy's kind of fucked if this contract's legit and it has an arbitration clause yeah i got to figure this out an arbitration if it goes to federal court that mean that contract isn't real which now how how likely are they to give busy any type of

money when these guys are saying it's a verbal contract it's lobbying lobbying is one of the oldest the oldest fucking ancillary things to politics is hundreds of years old where people try to use influence and favor from politicians to get shit done. They're not going to change that up if there's nothing really written on black and white so if that contract does not get admitted

and those guys said, oh, he just sent us the money as lobbyist and his word of mouth, he's not getting no money. He got to me. make sure that contract that I think he posted it up, that that contract is seen as valid. But it looked like those guys did a play on him. They sent him the contract. He signed.

They never countersigned. They never countersigned. And they never executed. Which means Boosie signed, right? So on Docu signed, he signed. But it doesn't matter if you don't have both signatures. And if you don't have the fully executed copy, the deal was never in place.

Now they could lie and say, yeah, we sent him the contract he signed, but he made it clear to us that he didn't like a contract. And we said, fine. As long as you wire the money, we could just go on a handshake deal. So I ain't going to lie. Whether this contract was really signed is going to be the main thing.

Okay. Yeah, I'm, I always feel like arbitration. I'm like, give me a jury. for the like you know i feel like it it seems like it seems like it needs to see the light of day i mean this is part of while we're having this conversation um did you okay and then i saw there was a post or there was an interview you did where you were talking about at one point they made you think that it was a done deal yes around christmas time they called me and said the pardon was signed they said we'll have we'll have we'll have we'll have news on this in the next in the next three days

Now, I don't think he's telling the full truth. Well, he said they called him. Never mind. Boosey. Merry Christmas, my wonderful friend. Give call. Son, good news. What's going on?

Working on. So I guess he said the pardon was, he's saying they told him pardon was signed. He'll be announcing it. Freeman, did they give you any kind of terms regarding a certain date that it was expected to be by? January 31st. So it was that specific. And so. Now, here's the thing.

This not in that contract, this might be a lawsuit that dictates. It's all about is the contract really signed? Was it executed? Then do you reach out about getting your money back? Yeah, I reach out to them. Just again, you know, I'm kind of lecture. I know you guys are smart in here, but just let you know if you're ever doing a deal, you're signing for an apartment, somebody sends you something that you want to do.

And you sign, quote, quote, a contract or an agreement. And you send back to them. what you should ask for is the signed copy of both of y'all's signatures or you should say could we forward the executed copy to all parties to make sure this deal is in you know as been you know it's official otherwise I really think that you get it's scambusi from a mile away it's a one side of contract and I think they made up the lie saying that Boussey said, nah, I'd rather have an oral contract.

Does that make sense? That don't make sense to me. Bussie's not that smart, but he ain't this dumb. He ain't me-mill dumb. I definitely think he wanted that contract, and I think that because he was haggling with them saying, oh, I want half my money back, this is how it works most times for these lobbying shit.

You don't get money back. Whatever you get is spent. You don't get it back. I think they were trying to get the money from Busty. Busy even said it. You're going to hear him say it. It took them like two or three days, and then they agreed, oh, we'll give you $300,000 back.

I think what they did was like, you know what? Let's just tell this fucking moron that we're going to give him money back, have him sign the contract, send the money. We never send him a signed copy back. The day after I tell him, just send my money back, I get on the phone with him. See? Say, just give us a month.

Please just give us. us a month. They kept begging me for a month, so I gave them a month. And after February 24th, I called them and let them know that I was just going to file suit on them. I said, I'm just going to file. I'll say, you have three days to send me my money back like the contract says, I'm going to file suit on you. I'm going to get people to march, and my story's going to be heard. As soon as I said, I'm going to sue them. They said, okay, we're just going to file bankruptcy. That's what they said? Yeah, just like. like that. We're just going to file bankruptcy. So I'm like,

now if you got those techniques, that's good. Then they went to use this. They say, are you on drugs? Maybe I need to, yeah, belittling me. Are you on drugs? Um, because you're talking crazy right now. Are you on drugs? Aren't you on probation? Are you on drugs? And I'm like, no, I'm not on drugs. I get pissed every first. I'm, I'm totally clean, you know. Oh my goodness. Yeah, but as soon as I said, I was going to file a suit on them, and they just say, okay, we'll just file bankruptcy. Hmm. Well, I saw, and then that now they've, I guess they're trying to put their side of the story out there and saying all kinds of stuff that there was no contract.

But you, I mean, there was a contract, correct? Yes, yes, for sure. And their claim is they. If Boosie sent this woman, shout out to Florida Defense Team, you sent her all the messages between y'all. Niggi, that's the only thing you should be sending this, a contract. I think I'm telling you them niggas finessed him, and they finessed him with the contract, trust.

I do think, bro, Boosie's not chat GPT in a contract up and sending free money out. I think they played him, though. But I think Boosie realized that, but that's the reason why he not leading with the contract. You didn't sign it, right? Or yeah, but obviously they're still doing all this this work. I think even in the interview that I saw them do, it's like it contradicts itself.

So either there is no contract or there is. And if you didn't sign one, then go ahead and give them back his money then, right? So we didn't have an agreement. And you know, Florida is we're different. Like there's some. rules that if an attorney takes me hey

bussey listen men lie women lie the contract don't this is all you gotta do for fissure okay

it's not popping on damn damn why is it taking so long to pop up okay let me just type this in we're gonna find it my bad chat I don't know why I didn't pop up on the last thing popped up on this computer

here we go It's gonna come up. It's gotta scroll a little bit more. Are you kidding? Or maybe not. What the hell? It's on this screen right here. All, let me just email it.

Sorry, chat. We're gonna hop on with Sneakow in a second. Just had to get our stream going, you know? Here we go. Bussie. This is all you got to do. You see, this is supposedly the contract, right? I actually believe you.

Look, it has their logo. go, Bergman and Associates. All you need, fuck this page. Just show me the signature page. That's all I need, brother. Show me the signature page. Okay? Just show me the signature page.

We just need to see the signature page. It's a docu sign too. Or just show the email thing where, you know, after two parties do a email exchange of a contract, it will be there. It'll be your email. So if you got it, if you're, actually got a real contract. And by the way, show the whole contract, you know, shit, we already know the money.

Show the whole contract. Because if they did show arbitration and they got some other terms, you might have got screwed no matter what. Something seems fishy about this. I definitely think you got scammed. So let me not act like you did not get scammed. I think you got scammed. But, yeah, it's kind of interesting.

All right. Anyway, anyway, let's see if you could get on with Sneakle real quick. You all ready to talk to Sneko, y'all? Why are I saying no? Nah, we told Sneaker we was going to talk to him. So, anyway, I'll give you a quick background on it before I get him on the phone. Yesterday, I sent out a few tweets,

and I'll tell you why I sent out a few tweets. So, listen, and I want to be very clear, man. I'm not defending Clav like I know what happened or anything of the sword. By the way, there's a longer criminal complaint. We could read into it. I have no problem in reading into it. Here's my thing.

I don't like one thing I don't like when niggies is influencers hang with each other go fuck bitches together go to the club together y'all doing regular things outside of stream like y'all seemingly are friends y'all get him maybe one or two disagreements or maybe it's just not an algorithm anymore

to be cool and then all of a sudden you know without I think good reason if you got good reason whatever because listen when I hate a nigger Rurie Fuck that nigga. But I was shocked when Sneko was just partying with Klav a couple of months ago. I'm not saying he's standing behind his character, standing behind anything allegedly did.

But I was surprised that Sneco was like celebrating him getting charged for the R word. Now, when I looked at the celebration, what even took me even more for like a loop was that it wasn't that he was celebrating. celebrating this guy getting charged because he's like, man, I knew you was weird. Or, oh, man, because apparently they fell out recently. Oh, man, that's why I stopped being friends with you. I've seen some shit. You're weird as hell. It's none of that.

Sneako basically is on like a warpath of saying that his religion, because some incident happened with a song being played. Everybody who, you know, blamed it on him or whatever, his religion, Allah, is going to put these people in really bad situations. So, like, he's, you know, he's clown the Tate's for, for their situation. They're a lot to face an extradition. Now, I ain't say nothing about that. You know what I say nothing about that?

They were beefing. Tate was saying that and the nigga was trying to fuck them. That's some beef. Beef is beef. I can't tell you how to handle beef because I know how I handled beef. But then his clavs shit was like, bro, y'all was just partying. Clavs tried to troll them recently about some gambling stuff. and all of a sudden, like,

Sneko is like the biggest Muslim ever. Because of the trolling, like, just watches. Say, Clave, I heard you like him young. Bro, y'all got to, like, yo, Sneaker, you got to stop, bro. You can't say that to those nigger you've been partying with, gang. You and that nigga fuck the same bitches in Miami, bro. Y'all got, we got to stop the weird shit, gang.

Yo, it's like, it's like, it's like LeBron, nigga, like LeBron, nigga, you can't sing that shit with Drake. You know what? Come on, let me not say it. Come on, bro. You can't do that. You can't say that, nigga. Y'all like the same bitches.

Like, that's all I'm saying. So I'm watching Sneakle. I'm like, damn, why can't look like you really beefing with him? I get it, like, you know, a little tiff or tat. But I started realizing, like, he started chalking up everything on some, like, Muslim shit. I'm like, yo, this nigg is tweaked out. Look

Any bitch that talk to him in their love Just make sure Now Imp got a weird case Why is he around certified Love a voice certified Yo the only reason why I said this is kind of wild bra

Is this wild to me It's wild to me Because these niggas Bro these niggas was Hold on let me see if I could play But these niggas was in the club Like These nigs was in the club like

These nigs was in the club like doing the most, bro. Clive Sneako. I don't even know how to find that shit no more. They probably deleted. Look, them niggas, look. Like, to me, that's... Fucking, you know, content.

We're taking our country back, bro. We're back. Fucking, you know, content is back. Like, bro, like, hear my thing. Bro, if you're saying you now know he like, oh, you know he like him young, he like this, he like that, yo, gangster, why are you going to the club with him? And then, like, nigga, you should have been on the mat,

nigga, doing the Alu Akbar, the fuck is you doing? Like, here's my thing, bro, like, listen, I'm not defending this nigga, like, he ain't, didn't, I don't know what he did. We went through some details. We'll see what comes out of it. But, gang, you was partying with him.

You was front-lining with him. If he liked him young, why was you going with him to the spots to find him? Bro. I'm just saying, bro. I'm just saying, bro. I hope you guys are ready. Anyway.

So to me his celebration was kind of like crazy, bro. I thought I was promoting your slop gambling casino. I thought gambling was halaw! I thought I stuffed for law. Gambling was halal. So just because this nigger not Muslim, bro, he just flipped on this nigga. Now I'm like, yo, bro, if he was really an op, I got no problem with it. I'm like, yo, y'all nigga was just taking shots together, going party together,

and little bitches together, bro. At least he knows some classic Keith. I can't cat. Miners? Yo, Klav, is it a halal? Oh, oh, man, man. Did you have zero edge when you grape the minor?

That's crazy. All right, let me see if I can call Sneaker, man. Uh, what we at with it? Sneaker, I am. I'm calling Sneaker busy. Yeah, I check Sneak on stream, man. Is that a nigga praying or something? Let me see what he doing, bro.

Sneaker might be on the mat right now, gang. Questions about insider trading. Oh, Sniko's checking out potty market. Okay. Yo, tell Sniko, I'm here. What is this? The federally regulated. The Trump administration has been more laissez-faire about it, and if anything, encouraging, I would say that he's allowing these markets to exist.

Once upon a time, a huge, deceitful social media scandal like this might have led to a company reckoning. Now, we're not so sure. This story should at least serve as a reminder that we should. should always, always think hard about why an influencer posts about something. In this particular case, it's hard to imagine the creators didn't realize who they were targeting. Young people who trust them, set up to lose and feed their savings into a machine that has to grow at all costs. Hey, do we get Charlemagne talking about LeBron with Polymarket or Clutch Sports didn't approve Rock Nation to do that. And sort of like a manufacturer quality.

Time to call out. All right. Oh, shit. Time to call out. I bet. One second, one second, one second. So. Okay.

Yo, Sneiko! Yeah, I can't even sound like them. Hold on. Give me one second. Let me get my video right. There's Discord. You probably do this is a lot more than me.

I haven't... Okay, here we go. Let me turn my camera on. You've been doing this for years, Act. No, no. I don't do, like, calls like these. All right, bet. We'll be good, though.

All right. No, no, yeah. Well, I've definitely been doing this for years. You know, I thought about it. today. So I quit my job. The only, I had one job post college and I quit it.

I quit it in 2014. This is, this is my 12 year anniversary of never working for anyone else but myself. You know, not to knock anyone who does, but, you know,

it's a blessing to be able to, you know, just follow my dreams. Congrats. You said you quit 13 years ago. What are you drinking? What is that?

Is that Don Julio? Well, Don Julio, man. I heard you were talking to Aiden, you said you had to go to the liquor store. Yeah. Yeah. You know, Sneakle, you don't miss these days. Me and you used to drink this shit.

I don't miss those days. I know you're trying to be Marluther King now, man. But listen, bro, you don't miss those days. Martin Luther King was a question. I'm going to have to hit you with a get-out shit, man. Because, like, yo, Sneiko, you know, listen, you've been a cool cat You know, we're going to have a conversation

About anything you want today But yeah, there's a couple things You had some tweets Let's talk about it all Yeah, I just want to make sure It's the same sneako That when I touched out in Miami I know like after a while

You ain't fuck with the fresh and fit dudes But I would hit you two and be like Sneco, what's the word? What are we doing? This new sneaker is like, I see you with a suit Okay, I see you with the suit. I see you brother. Like you got bad vision? Yeah, I usually wear contact lenses, but it's...

Brother, I got a good Lasic doctor of you, man. Cut all that's your, bro. This ain't the same to say in the 1990s, man. Like, I get, I get the more... I get the Malcolm Xil. I was about eight or seven, eight years old, I've been wearing glasses. Word.

You're Christian, right? So you should be happy that I'm staying away from drinking and clubbing and that lifestyle. Christianity also promotes staying away from sin and prayer and... Sir, I'm not like a devout Christian, like how I... Listen, you're a devout mostly. Right, like, Myron's a Muslim, but myron over here fucking holes, straight up.

You, I can tell. Like, and by the way, I don't want to use, you know, I want to warn your audience. You know, we've got combined audiences right now. If I say anything incorrectly, I'm not trying to disrespect you or your religion. But I think I have some of the understanding of some of these words. Like, like, is it Dean or whatever? Like, I think you, you'll be on your stuff. Like, you're on your stuff.

Not. Myron is on some nigger shit, man. Myron just want to get to these college campuses to call these bitches stupid. Well, Myron doesn't drink, and inshallah, he starts coming closer to the dean, but I don't want to frame it like he's a bad Muslim. You know, he sins like we all do. I sin. You know, I'm far from perfect.

But should you be, even if you're not developed, what did you say? What's the last sin? A regrettable sin that, you know, you did that may have evoked old ways. Because I'm kind of still looking at you to try to figure out where do we get this sneaker? Right. So you're wondering how much of it is a grift if you think it's fake or if I'm taking it seriously.

No, I do think you're taking it seriously. But I'm, so I do have a theory off top. And my theory and you know, you might do, bro. So I'm like, you know, sometimes people think that like we're just getting into it. I'm always just going to be brutally honest. And even that moment that, you know, they clipped up a lot when I came in your spot. Like, I'm not really trying to offend. Of course, I'm a content critic center.

But like, you know, I'm always just say like exactly what's the law. I like our conversations. And I appreciate people who approach things with honesty. I don't think that you're a clip farmer either. I think you actually want to get to the truth. And there's not a lot of people doing that. So you deserve credit for that. You approach dialogue with openness.

And that is rare. But at the same time, like, since we last spoke, your clipping page has been slant. Me heavily saying a lot of disrespectful things. Slim, my friend, your clipping page was insulting him. That stuff is like, and maybe you're not responsible for it. You put me up on game with this one. Yo, Slim, that's not me messes. That's not me doing that.

But that was a funny joke. The baby alien, all right, come on, brother. That was kind of, yo, Grant is like one of the funniest dudes on earth. Yo, you're trying to laugh too. Look at you. You know you're trying to. Insha-law, big. You better crack a smile game.

You better crack a smile. Look at you, dog. You know you want to do it. I'm smiling, but it's a lot of it's silly because I went to a restaurant and we're hanging out at a restaurant slash hookah lounge with my friend Slim. And then people clip it up and say, Sneakos at the club wearing Islamic attire. It's like, it's not a club. And they're just using that opportunity to slander Islam. Okay.

All right. Let's start from the top. And I want to give, this is a theory of mine. I don't like, you know what? You've been accused of being a grifter. And I don't genuinely. think you're a grifter, even though what I'm about to say might be what people say, hey, you just describe grifted.

When I look at you from the red pill to any type of like, I won't say you've latched on to, I feel like you're looking for the thing. And I think that's why it exactly explains how you kind of relate in this religious realm now, where I think you're kind of almost like you're looking for your thing you're looking for your tape moment with whatever thing. Like you want to be the number one,

like you want to be the number one Muslim. Like, you know, I think you couldn't have been the number one. That would be against the number one Muslim, the most influential man of all time is Prophet Muhammad, peace upon him. Okay. Nobody will ever surpass his influence. Okay.

I'm being a little bit tongue and cheek here. What I say by that is that, Yo, I watch you on my timeline have conversations with people that were born Muslim and brother, you, they're telling you, bro, you're like the most radical nigga I know. And what I'm trying to tell you is that in everything that I've seen you kind of track to,

you never kind of, you know, move to the mean. You're always to the extreme, the 1% because, and I don't think it's just grifting. I think it's about you. You want to be, like, you're not just here saying, hey, listen, like, you have other people that are, that believe in the same faith as you. I've listened to these people tell you continually, hey, bro, you're kind of making a bad. By the way, I don't necessarily have those up days, but they're telling you like your bro, you're going crazy. What I mean by crazy, you're being extreme.

you're doing like some 1% shit and it feels like the more they say it the more you do that and I think when I look at it as a casual because I'm not a religious person like that and also I'm not into I can't debate Islam with you

it feels like when I think about Islam and streamers you just want to be the number one guy that someone like a casual like me would think about and to me it's about you and as much You try to tell your audience, nah, no, no, I'm just a good Muslim.

Your wise, neon, not doing this. I never said that. I never, I never try to position myself as more pious than others or say that I'm perfect or say that I'm a good. I just try to do the best I can. Isn't that what we all try to do? I mean, you're a Christian. This is something that we strive for.

We strive. We know that we're sinful. We're going to make mistakes, but I just try to do the best I can. Except you've gone viral for being the most critical. of people Sneko, I remember the imperfect you. Right?

When you see whether there's a neon or whoever being imperfect, I see you do the soapbox thing. I see you do the thing that says, hey, you know you're doing wrong. Why do you keep doing it? When you were going through that,

you got a chance to hide it. You got a chance to bury it. You got a chance to keep a clean face because a lot of these people you're talking about, they kept your secrets. And like somebody like Neon, like, and I get it to a certain extent. I had a moment with Neon where, like, I knew Neon was fucking bitches. Like, right, he was kind of putting his face out like he's like this in cell nerd.

I knew he was fucking these bitches. And on one of the streams, I was like, man, I, like, I'm imperfect to my audience, but I'm truthful. And I kind of did expose Neon a little bit, but I felt bad because I'm like, you know what? It's the same thing that I'm feeling about how you're moving right now, where sometimes when you're trying to showcase that other people are imperfect, you're forgetting where you came from. No, I'd never claim to be perfect.

I know that we're all sinful. The misconception that I think a lot of people don't seem to understand is a difference between sinning privately and sitting publicly, publicly bringing other people upon sin is a different sin completely than doing something privately. Does everybody make mistakes? Absolutely. Do people do things privately off stream that they don't promote on stream? Absolutely. But publicly gambling, for example, it's a perfect comparison in what I call out. The whole point of gambling on stream is you get paid millions of dollars to get other people addicted to gambling and you're encouraging them to come and join you. That's why I call it out.

Public sins need to be called out like that. Hopefully I can convince somebody to not fall into that. Okay. I'm going to go down a few things that are my theories, but I have questions to ask about that as well. So, for example, you heard what I said, that my first thing was, I don't know if it's necessarily grifton.

I think this is more about you. My second thing to kind of address is you, you know, mention the gambling stuff is, do you so so you teach me about Islam and Allah

so if you do something you do crime A or sin A in public is it worse than doing it in private Yeah doing a sin in private is completely different than doing it publicly and being paid Tell me what the prophet says about that

That's what I want to learn from you Yes so even part of Sharia law if you're committing xena, zenna is fornicating before marriage. If you're encouraging others to do it, it's like you won't be punished for the crime the same way if nobody finds out about it. Because what's a very major problem is corrupting society and bringing other people onto it. That's one of the biggest harms of sinning. And so, yes, it is a sin to drink, but drinking and encouraging others and doing it in the open and showcasing it. I'm not saying, I'm not using you.

There's just an example I'm saying. out in public and being sponsored by it and encouraging others to start doing it is a completely different sin because now you accrue the sins from other people. If you tell people to start gambling, you are now also responsible for their sins. So you're corrupting, you're not only corrupting yourself, but you're corrupting other people. And that's far worse. It's exponential. Okay.

And I'm glad, again, I'm not, you know, I wouldn't say I'm a well-versed Christian or someone who believes in the Christian. Christian faith, but I know a little bit. And this is why I'm asking you about your faith, and I'm going to try to compare and contrast. And if there's anybody who is of Christian faith in here, and I say something, and I'm misquoting the Bible, or I'm misquoting any, you know, word of God or, you know, any religious doctrines that is clearly understood, please either forgive me or try to correct me in the comment section.

So in Christianity, from what I know, and I could be wrong about this, they don't weigh necessarily what sins. It's almost seen as if you sin doing the most nominal thing or, you know, smallest thing, versus you commit murder. God doesn't sit here and use like a scale, a sin is a sin. Now, what you're telling me is that if you sin in private when it comes to Islam versus doing it in public, it's very different and it's way to different. Is that what you tell me? Absolutely, because you're not encouraging others.

Is having shame about it. This is why we're also not supposed to confess our sins. One of the first questions you asked me was, what's the last sin you committed? I'm not supposed to tell you because it's better to keep those private because you're not trying to. to normalize it. You don't want other people to fall into it as well. Yeah. How do you repent? Every sin is way differently. How do you repent? You make Tobah. You repent to God. Okay. So. And you have to have actual remorse and regret and you have to make the intention that you're

not going to repeat that sin. Okay. So the idea of sinning publicly is entirely worse than sin in privately, right? And that's, okay. I'm, I'm, I'm glad you're putting things down for me. So how much difference is it, though, if it's the same action, right? Because I would make this argument. Everything I've seen neon do, I've watched you do with my own eyes. You were surrounded by people who respected you, who loved you, who saw you as a friend, who probably realized that, hey, listen, Sneako is.

is he's evolving. He's trying to be a good example, but of course, the flesh is weak. And that might be a term, that might be a Christian term. I don't know if that's the same thing in Islam. So those people who witness this, right? Like me or anybody else,

and I'm not going to get into any specifics, those people didn't go online to shame you. Those people didn't call you out publicly. Those people understood that you were growing. And those people realized that, hey, listen, again, I'm using some of these Christian ideals or, you know, sayings, you know, only God is perfect. We're man.

And I understood those things didn't define you. And I never looked at Sneco as a bad person. I never looked at Sneako as a hypocrite. I never, I never did. I don't know about anybody else. I never looked at Sneako and said, man, this guy, you know, he's whatever, whatever. I said, this is the guy trying to do right. I'm wondering what you take away from that when there was a time, right?

Because I think what you're kind of saying to Neon, if I had to extrapolate, yo, neon, Maybe you're, I know you got a big thing with the gambling, but neon, you could still sin. Because I at once sinned. Just don't do it in public. You're doing it in public. That's the problem. Because you were doing this in private and you were presented a face that you were not doing it in public. He's just being one congruent self.

Yes. Is it probably He's getting money and all that type of stuff Which, you know, obviously is, you know, it's giving it more fire. Yes, but it's the same actions, brother. Okay, there's a couple things. One, I wouldn't encourage him to gamble at all Because it's going to harm himself.

Two, you said that you've seen me sin before off stream. I'm not sure if you were referencing before I was Muslim or after I reverted three and a half years ago. I did continue to, you know, I was far from perfect, and I still sent today. The difference is if you were to call me out. I mean to cut you up.

When did you become Muslim? Three and a half years ago. It was after. Go ahead. Okay. The difference is I wasn't publicizing it on stream. So if you wanted to call it out to the people that were around, like I say, I went to the,

we were at a club together, for example. I remember, actually that was, one time I remember with, Mike Rashid and others that was before when we're, there's a photo of us at the club. And the way it would be equivalent is if you called out to the people that were there. So I would be, the sin would be, I would be encouraging others that were in the environment and that were there at the time. If you're publicly advertising on your stream in front of tons of people, the equivalent

to calling out that sin would be calling it out on stream because he's promoting it on stream. That's why it's different. You understand? It's who is being influenced? who is going to be affected by it. Also, you said everything that you see others do, you've seen me do. You've never seen me promote gambling on stream.

I never have, and inshally, never will. I've seen you gamble. Yeah, again, I said I will never do it on the whole point is I won't take money to do it on stream. But again, again, if you want us to be a debate, we could debate, you know? It's cool. No, we don't have to debate. And I had a feeling it was going to be about this when you were.

No, no, no, here's the thing. I'm down talking about anything. What we're speaking about the court situation? I knew that it was going to be about this. No, no. But you understand what I'm saying? The reason why I say debate is that in a debate, when I say something,

I expect you to answer to that thing, right? Like we have a, what I said, and this will be the point that you're responding to, if we're going to debate. You're responding to the point of me saying, so if you've done these things and Neon is doing these things,

just publicly, well, what about, it seems like you're almost saying if it just do it non-public. And not, hold on, I'm not saying, I'm not saying, what you're saying, but if he, if he said, okay, I'll stop doing it publicly, but I'll still do it privately, you would think it's a better, a better option. That would be better, yeah.

That would be a lot, but it's still bad. It would be harmful to him, but a lot less harm would be promoted into the world. and he would accrue less sins and he would have less to repent for. How do you see, how do you see and this is a very important question? I wish I could ask every influence of this question.

What do you define as a friend? That's a good question. Somebody that I get along with, somebody that I speak to, someone that you can rely upon, somebody that you spend time with, hang out with. Do you think Niano was your friend? He still is.

We're just talking. But do you think he's your friend? I just said yes. I'm going to tell you why I asked that question. Because as you mentioned, the time that you said you converted, I remember exactly, it's two years ago. I remember being in a situation,

I don't want to get too direct, but I looked at you as my friend. And I knew some of the things you may participate off stream. Your stream never knew and would look at you as a flagon hypocrite. And I remember at moments, again, I'm not going to be too specific. You were about to be exposed, and I remember myself as your friend. Keep in mind, I don't have any allegiance to your audience.

I have no allegiance to whatever persona or facade. I'm going to facade. I apologize if you feel that disrespectful. I had no allegiance to it, but you were my friend. and I remember that I don't know if you know a moment I'm talking about I don't you don't

I don't but let me explain this is Hold on the point of friendship Let me just finish this lap as part for like 20 seconds I try to make sure Even though I don't like when niggas got Multiple personalities to the audience I don't like when you one way off camera

Another way on camera But I knew you were And I made sure That when that might came on and somebody starts saying some shit, I went up in there and I said some other shit to make sure people didn't realize this person was exposing Sneko. Okay. Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Give me 10 more seconds. I only say that because I don't like frauds. But you were my friend. You still are my friend. And when you have a friend, even if you see them imperfect at sometimes, it's all saying you might not know about this, but like in the urban community, yo, we're in the club, you step on somebody's shoes, we start fighting, even if it's your fault.

We'll talk about it afterwards. We're friends. So I would get your back. I would get your back, even if I'm like, man, I don't like the fact that Sneiko being one way here, one way here. But I know it wouldn't be good for him to be exposed. That's why I say when you call out, when you call out your friend, neon, and he tells you repeatedly.

You call him out. If he's your friend. I don't think you're understanding. I just explained the difference between private and public sins. I think you're approaching it from a very influencer mindset where if you've seen me sin offstream before,

a lot of influencers I see them also believe this where it's like, oh, you're being fake to your audience. And they think that privatizing sins is posturing and is trying to come off like a perfect person online when privately they're not. This is not who I am. I admit and I know everybody sins. I never act the other way.

But you have to understand, hopefully you understand the difference between encouraging others to sin and regretting and being ashamed of what happens. Okay? That's a very different thing. So promoting it on stream and taking money for it is a whole different conversation

because you're getting paid to encourage others to become addicted to gambling. Privately you're saying that you've seen me act away and so your thought process is I'm trying to act like I'm perfect to my stream. I don't think anybody in my community believes that I am perfect. And if they do, they're wrong. And I'll say it again, I am a sinner, but I don't want to promote that.

I want to promote what's good. If I can use my influence for a better cause, that's the best use of my stream. So there's no reason to be, if I went on stream every day and said, last night I drank, last night I had sex, last night I did cocaine, last night I was in the club, then that would encourage others and normalize it, and this would be a bad influence on the world. That's not, this is not helpful to anything. There's no point of doing that. The influencers will think, oh, you're being honest,

but it doesn't help anyone. It doesn't, what's the point of saying that? Okay. So, so, and this is my response. To me, that's grasping at straws. You create, you create the environment where you think it's okay or not okay. So for you, it's not okay. So for you, it's not okay if it's public.

You didn't say, I'm not saying you're saying it's not okay at all. Okay, okay. But here's the thing. So the same way you call out neon, right? When I saw that, hold on, when I saw you doing that and I'm thinking, you know what, this is my friend. I wouldn't call my friend out. Should I have done what you did to neon? Because here's the thing.

The way I look at it. I know you look at it as public to me. And this is not only for you. For any influencer who meets me, academics is the same person you met online. You're going to meet in person. I don't have any vices that you're going to come see him, but, oh, this thing is a cokehead. Oh, he acts like he doesn't do coke. I'm the same drunk.

I'm the same alcoholic. I'm the same person. I, one of my pet peeves, and this is why, that's why I said I said what I said about neon with the Selena thing. I hate influencers when they're one way in private and another way public. But here's the thing. But if you're my friend, I'm just not going to expose you. You're my friend. If you weren't my friend, I would expose you 100%.

You did kind of just expose sins a couple times. It's not really an issue. But do you understand? I don't think you're getting it. Do you understand the difference between sinning and encouraging others to sin? No, no, I absolutely get it. What I'm saying is that, again, obviously, I think you're saying your life is guided by the Quran, and that's what it says in the Quran, and that's what it says via the religion.

Even religion aside, gambling is objectively harmful. It's one of the vices that has the highest self-relevision rate. No, hold on. No, no. You should keep with your religion if that's what your religion says, because I would say this. If I knew my homie kills but nobody knows, or my homie, is rapping about killing, it's the same fucking thing. It's just as bad.

So your idea where it's not cool, but it's better in private than public, it doesn't fly with me. But if you say your religion agrees with this, I'm okay with that. What I'm trying to tell you, if we're talking about murder, say someone does a murder in private

and nobody ever knows, I think it's just as heinous and disgusting as if somebody was preaching murder on the biggest airwaves every single day. If you take a life, I don't care, I don't care if you publicized it or you didn't. You took a life, my nigger. And that's how I think about it.

But again, you know, you're being guided by your religion. Okay, religion, this is not even a religious conversation. Do you think you should publicize and encourage others to send? Is this right or wrong? No. No. So, yeah, the murder is wrong. It's one of the worst sins.

But murder and then ragging about it and justifying it and encouraging others to commit murder is worse because you're influencing others. Okay. No, no. And when you get into that realm, let me tell you this. Okay, again, I'm going to use my religion. Again, you're teaching me something about Islam today. Thank you. You know who the worst people are when it comes to Christianity?

It's the preacher who sits up there. every Sunday that tells you, thou shall not this, thou shall not that. He's fucking so-and-so's wife in the congregation. So he's committing adultery, right? He's stealing from the church. He's committing sins. That's the worst person of it all. Because the person who you believe and who's given the face of, I don't do it, is the person that's, at least, again, your religion is different.

but when it comes to Christianity, when I go to the Baptist Church, when they say the doors of the church is open, it's the people who say they're admitted publicly. I am imperfect, even if they have been imperfect in private. What you're telling me is that as long as you're preaching the good message,

even if you did some fuck shit, it's, you know, not saying it's okay, but, you know, who knows or who cares? No. How did you atone for those things? sins that you committed exactly like Neon, right, except nobody knew, but your friends who all covered it for you. I don't know else how to explain the difference between encouraging others to send, but don't

you believe this is something. Hold on. That's not a point. We passed it. I said, how did you atone for those sins? I said the same sins that Neon did, you did, except your friends, including me, we covered it. How did you atone for it because you were asking for public aton by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by, by.

How did you atone for them privately because nobody knew until now? Okay. First off, you're not covering it. You are saying it many times right now, but I covered it for years. I covered it for years. You didn't have to cut. No one was asking. No one was pressuring you to say it.

No one was like, your name came up on mad podcast when they said, sneako don't do this. And I said, me and sneako gamble at a red rock the whole night. Fuck is we talking about. I think you're coping because you take a gambling deal. I don't get paid by gambling. Bro, I'm not into your religion stuff. Like, gambling is my shit. I love gambling.

So, like, you can't hit me. I'm not a Muslim, bro. I think you're trying to cope with the fact that. I'm not hoping. No, I'm trying to tell you that, Sneiko, I remember when you and me were damn there the same person. So I'm saying, I'm cool with your journey. But just tell me how you got there instead of acting like,

and don't act like you've been. perfect this whole time. I never did. I never, I never did. When have I ever played that? Listen, if Fresh could put three sentences together, nigga, he would expose you for all the holes he done gave you, nigga like, stop playing, bro. You know that's the truth.

Do you want to talk or do you want to keep exposing things and trying to, it's just kind of a waste of time? Okay. My bad, brother. Go ahead. Do you not understand that I've never claimed to be perfect? I don't know where you got this. If you can bring me an instance where I've said that,

I don't say that. So you're saying, how did I get to this point? it's by forbidding what's evil and trying to enjoin upon good. That's what Allah says in the Quran. You try to promote with good and stay away from what's evil. Did you watch the conversation in Toronto with me and I'm Sneco? Not a Sneco by bad. I'm neon.

I could play it if you need. But he was admitting the same thing you're saying now, in perfection in him working to be a better Muslim. Except here's the thing. You got a chance to do it while not getting called out by millions of people every day. He's trying to be better and you're calling out every day. Hold on. Do you still don't understand the difference?

Okay, yes, I have played blackjack before. I regret that and you're bringing it up. Please tell me you understand the difference of the weight upon bringing others and encouraging others to do the same and doing it privately and regretting it. Do you understand the difference? God knows everything. God knows your true intentions. We're going to be judged accordingly.

We're not judged by society. I think you're viewing it from a societal perspective from this is the influencer thinking. I see a lot of people follow this where it's about the perception of others, where others believe that you're good, and this is how you're judged and this is how you're weighted. No, it's God knows everything. So if you are a hypocrite like the pastors you're bringing up, God will judge properly. But you got to give the pastor credit if they're trying to encourage people to do good, that will also be taken into consideration. I brought the pastors. Before I move on to the next point,

Act, do you understand the difference? And, well, how about, do you even, do you think that it's different or no? Because, okay, you think you did make the analogy about murder and gangster music. One comparison I can make is that around the world, people murder, right? White countries are bombing each other right now. Russia and Ukraine. That's white-on-white crime. Does that get considered white-on-white crime?

No, not really. Is that fair? No, it's not. But we talk about black on black crime all the time. The difference is it's being promoted in music. It's created a culture, gangster rap culture, hip hop culture, or murder and gangster and being a real street. This is all part of the identity that's promoted within the music.

Do white people kill each other more in World War I and World War II? Absolutely. European Christian white nations bomb each other. And the civil war in America was the most amount of atrocities. I think it's the most casualties out of any American war. But they don't call it white on white crime. because there's not a culture built upon it. It's not something that is promoted.

It's not something that they take pride in. Even though there's far more one-on-white crime, even right now with Russia and Ukraine. That's the difference. Like gangster culture, hip-hop culture can be detrimental and harmful because it's braggadocious and they're encouraging others to do it and they're getting brainwashed.

That's the separation. Does that make sense? I completely understand what you're saying and you've been saying. about the idea of normalizing, promoting things that are bad for, you know, just society. Okay. Now, I hear you when you say, hey, listen, Neon, you have a huge audience. And he does have a huge audience.

He has a lot of young men watching him, young women too. Did you listen to that new Drake? I saw the thing with the goth girl. He's barking and putting it. anime hand. I heard you say, you said something of the sort, like, inshallah about Little Dirt. Have you listened to a little dirt song?

Yeah, I listen to his music sometimes. What do you think? What do you think he's promoted? Who do you think has a lot of things that are harmful? And he also promotes a lot of things that are good. I've heard people say that he could, hold on, I'm answering your question. He heard he converted a lot of people to Islam.

He has made some music that's very good and that encourages others to leave the gangster life behind. But he also has a lot of music that's extremely detrimental. He's one of the pioneers of Chicago Drill. Lil Durk has music that told people to leave the gangster life behind? That song All My Life, it sounds like that. And some of the music, he's made some music about his journey. And I've heard from a lot of people in his circle that he brought a lot of the convicts to Islam.

Okay. A lot of people in Oblock. O'Block, actually, a lot of them have converted to Islam. Chicago has one of the highest reversion rates. They're leaving the gangster life behind. Yeah, I understand what you're going with this. Yeah, Lil Durk is, he has promoted a lot of things. No, you don't understand what I'm going with.

Because where I'm going with it is it's not really making a criticism of Dirk. He's actually making a criticism of you. The criticism of you is that just like our last conversation, when it comes to religion, you're able to see things with a different lens. So you're able to ignore the fact that little Dirk is, accused of it. I don't want to get into it because I like Little Dirk. All of these things, I love his music, and I love the ones where he's talking crazy. Again, I'm not Muslim. I love the ones where he's saying he got money on people ahead.

I got your homie shot. Aha. They'd be acting like they don't know we did. We did it. I love all that shit. The thing is, you could see some type of silver lining with him because of the idea that he's brought people to Islam. And I've always told you, that's your thing. Because you're not really judging people who has had impact on society, right?

I just said, I just told you that he's had some very negative impacts with his music. The gangster culture is probably wrong. The only thing positive you could say, which is only self-servant is saying that he brought people to Islam. Also, because he's a revert too. You have to also factor that in. He is somebody, and I hope,

and I, inshallah, he becomes, a reformed person who leaves that behind. And a lot of people are following his example and saying, we should not be part of this gangster life. Lil Durk is in the Majid, this stuff. Is he promoting a lot of things that are bad? I've never denied that. I know.

But his thing, you're the problem. I'm explaining, let me just explain the difference. Lil Durk is different than somebody who's born Muslim. Somebody who's born Muslim has known the truth for their whole life. Lil Durk is somebody who grew up as a, what was it, a BD or gangster disciple or something, and was in that lifestyle and then found a better path. And reverts and people can look at this and say,

if Lil Durk was able to do this, then maybe so am I. It's inspiring to people. It's a different outlook. Okay. You know how old Little Durk is? He's 32. How old is Neon? He is 22.

You know where Little Dirk was when he was Neon's age? He was a gangster. You see that, you see that glass. is in this aesthetic you're trying to do right here, this Malcolm X shit. You know, they always say about Malcolm X, well, if his life ended at a certain age, we would think differently about him.

That's what I'm only getting at you about, you are critical, the criticisms that you're putting out are completely self-serving. It's completely self-servant, right? Are you telling me that you listen to Dirk's music and it's worse than neon gambling? I try not to listen to,

ganges to me. I say I'm I'm imperfect. Sometimes I listen to music that's harmful. Yeah. Your point is what? That I criticize people. Brother, brother, no, no, no. You're giving Dirk credit for the, first of all, his father became a Muslim, right? He did a shahada in this and third in the last like five or six years. Loddirk is in his 30s. You got neon, not even 25, bro. You're sitting up here with more criticisms of a kid who is trying to figure it out. When Dirk was his age, Dirk was in jail. And the point I'm just trying to tell you, like, I hope you could get it. And I use your aesthetic.

And you can say, oh, no, you have bad vision. Stinko, you don't need them glasses. You're trying to get in. I'm going to wear you. If you want to look at my YouTube channel, I've had these glasses. Hey, hey, listen, 13, 14 years old. Hey, I'll show you. I mean, is this, do you want to have a.

conversation are you trying to. No, no, no. I know a lot of y'all. And listen, because I'm going to debate anybody, I'll debate anybody and I'm going to still drink while I do with it. So one thing y'all can't say. I thought you said we weren't debating. We're having a conversation. Listen, I have a conversation with y'all. I might be drunk, but I ain't that dumb. Let me tell you this. A year ago, I didn't see you rocking a suit all the time. The guy you called, what's the name, Pablo Fentberg? Niggins. Nick Fentz got all y'all niggins got all y'all niggas trying to get y'all. Aesthetic right.

Y'all are all looking bummy, like in a small apartment doing nothing. Even Hosni-I-Ni-Gi-Yo. You and Hos-Nabi start putting all suits. I'm Kevin? You made it like a couple different claims about my suit and about neon. Your dressing attire is different. Yo, Sneiko, I used to come with you after a stream to go to the club. You ain't never said, let me get out the suit.

Bro, stop it, bro. You said this four times. Okay. All right. We shouldn't be encouraging people to become better. Growth is good, all right? One, I'll say last year, I was on Pierce Morgan with Yeh and I was wearing a suit. Throughout the entire month in Spain, I was wearing a suit, if you want to bring that up.

Even during the Project X era, you remember when I was vlogging on Twitter when I was on, I was still banned on YouTube? I was wearing a suit every day. If you want to talk about suit, I've been wearing glasses for the majority of my life since I was about seven, eight years old. I had these glasses when I was younger. if you want to go in my appearance. Okay, this is all public. You could just look at my YouTube channel. Second, you're bringing up the comparison

between Neon and Dirk. Lil Dirk wasn't Muslim at the time. He was younger. Okay, he wasn't on the dean. He did not take a Shahada yet. Also, what does that matter? He wasn't human? Go ahead.

I'm sorry. Okay, he was human, but it's different because he was not given the truth. He didn't know the truth yet. So now he's trying to be on a better path, and I want to encourage that. That's good. Have I been,

I'm afraid to criticize black culture or hip hop culture for that's a better term. No, we've had discussions about this. Gangster culture is extremely harmful. And it promotes things that are bad and it promotes a system where people get stuck in a loop of thinking that they could prove their masculinity by killing people that look like them on the same block. Also, I don't know Lil Durk personally.

I know Neon personally. I knew neon since before I reverted to Islam. This is one of my close friends. I have never met Lil Durk. I've never spoken to him. Yeah, but, but, but again, so, let me finish. I've been very soft with my criticisms for years with neon.

You know, for example, during the beginning of the Iran War, I was live and I was looking at lectures and I was taking notes and I was, I have a segment called IQ maxing. And I would click on Neon stream briefly and he'd be gambling and he'd be like, oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. And he'd stop gambling and pull up Iran War video to try to learn something. I was very soft for a long time. And now I'm seeing that he is continuing to do it.

And I haven't tried not to talk about it as much anymore because I think the point was made. And maybe he, you know, he feels hurt. And I don't want to hurt him. He's my friend. But I was very soft for years with my criticism, somebody that's very close to me, my brother in Islam that I know very well. And because the soft criticisms didn't work,

I was more harsh. Can I answer your question? That's why. That's why there's a separation between Dirk who I don't know and Neon, who I do. Okay. I do have some more to say about Dirk, but I want to leave that alone.

You know, we wish the best for Dirk. So you're saying, why the difference with so you're saying the difference is because you knew neon right yes it's somebody I know personally yeah and so why do you think it's your job to call it out publicly

why aren't these things if you're a friend because again when we all watch you sit we didn't think it was our job to expose you we thought it was her job to have conversations with you. Maybe you were wrong. Uh huh?

Maybe you should have advised me to stay away from that lifestyle and said you're here encouraging me to come back to it. No, no, no, no. I'm not encouraging you to come back. So you're saying that we were probably wrong to not call you out publicly because hear what I'm saying. No, no, no. You're watching this guy do things that you may have learned that these aren't the best

things to do. My thing is I'm telling you your friends watch you do the same things. they didn't call you out publicly. Are you saying that we should have called you out? Because I ain't going to lie. I could have really went up, expose your ass. Okay, you did in this entire conversation. There's nothing that I'm hiding from.

The difference is private sin- No, Stinko's deal it. It's not expose you. Exposing you was when I think you're not doing these things anymore. Are you still doing that? No, I do the best I can do. And I assume the best of our brothers. I assume even this is what Allah says in the crime.

You have to assume the best of neon. I am assuming he's praying five times a day. I'm assuming he's not fornicating the way that you're saying he is. I'm assuming he's not drinking because he's not publicizing it. Why not talk to him in private? Let what's that? Why not talk to him in private? Okay.

All your friends talk to him in private. I talked to him privately. I just told you I have spoken to him privately many times. We speak privately all the time, even yesterday. I speak to him privately all the time. The difference that you're making, you don't seem to understand it. You saw me go to the club before. I was not publicizing it.

This was a private thing. So you advise this, private. If I'm seeing publicly that people are promoting gambling, then it should be called out publicly because publicly people are being encouraged to fall into that sin. Do you get it? The second one, you're asking, why do you find it your job to try to enjoin good and forbid evil? Because Allah says it in the Quran. Allah commands us that we enjoin and good, we promote good things, and we forbid evil.

We're supposed to call out things that are bad and promote what's good. This is why the religion works. This is why it's the fast-growing religion of the world. This is why it's the truth. we want what's good and we don't want what's bad. That's simple. I do have more to add in terms of like this whole like calling out whatever. But in the sake of moving the conversation ahead,

I'm going to just let that because we've got to get to other stuff. Now here's another theory of mine. Respectfully to you, Sneiko, I can't lie to you. I have a lot of friends. Okay. And, you know, let me give a little context. I was born in Spanish town, Jamaica. I'll tell you why this matters. I was born in Spanish town, Jamaica. I grew up in Clarendon. Okay. If anyone knows anything about Jamaica, there has been really huge, you know, issues or societal issues when it comes to, like, homosexuality. But that's homosexuality. When it comes to religion, we have different denominations, whether

a Jehovah Witness. We have people who might be Catholics, Baptists, we might have seven-day Adventists, we might have people who are Buddhist, we might have people who are Muslims, and it's not that big of a deal. And let me tell you why I said all that lead up to you. And this is what I think a lot of people have been saying to you. And I want to ask you honestly the truth. When I interact with Myron, admiring tells me his ideals with his upbringing, things that he cares about. When I interact with just so many people, even dark, there's no one but you.

And this is my opinion. This is a theory. And you can respond to it. What you think you're doing, you are turning the casuals off from being a Muslim or Islam. Like you actually make us remember radical people. You, and I wonder, you know,

Again, there's a million different ways to skin a cat or whatever the case is, whatever, you know, idiot me you want to use. But I wonder, do you think that what you're doing is actually inviting people to your quote quote profit? I'm not sure. Because I'm going to be honest with you, if we did a poll, if we did a poll, other than the people who already follow Islam, everybody looks at you and says, this guy's a nut. This guy right here, he's trying to shove it down our throats. And here's the thing. Okay. Nobody has a problem.

Like, you also make this like false, you know, maybe you don't do it now, but you've also kind of made it seem like people have a problem with, like, Islam, we don't. However, people like you definitely make it feel like it's almost like, as you keep saying, oh, when Little Dirk found the truth. Oh, no one talks like that. Little Dirk was fucking up most of his life and he stopped at a point. But no one credits any religion, but you're trying to do it. Do you think that you're a positive or encouraging force for driving people towards a religion?

Let's look at the facts. And it's interesting when I talk about this, people say it's egotistical, but I'm responding. I love that you said this because you're embodying a sentiment that I'm seeing all over the internet. I can respond to this and say that five people took Shahada on my stream in the past two weeks. And when I say this, like, oh, you take it. credit for this, you sound like you're boastful. The reason I bring it up is because I have this claim from academics. Every day for about a week, even on my birthday, people are accepting Islam live. You can see the TTS. When people come in, they say, I converted. I took shahada. I'm from Ohio.

I'm from New Hampshire. I'm from Bosnia. You help me back on the dean. I saw about four or five TTSs today saying the same exact thing. I actually just think that's cold. I think people who are in a life of sin, see what I'm calling out, and it makes them feel insecure, makes them feel feelings of inferiority. And so I'm an easy scapegoat. It's my fault. It's Sneco's fault that I'm not Muslim. It's Sneco's fault that I'm sinning because he's too harsh. I think that's a very low-level criticism. And it's just, I have plenty of examples to prove otherwise. I got one. If you just look at me, if you, I got one that if you prove this, because I've seen you've been philanthropic before, especially to the cause of many Muslims around the world.

I want to join that because I want to prove what you just said. I get it. Five people. Congratulations. Not trying to knock. In about two weeks. Hold on. And this is public on stream.

Imagine how many haven't been reported on stream. Okay. Let's put our money where I'm out. Hold on. Hold on. You've been speaking for a while. I want to reiterate. I am not saying this to sound like I'm holier than now,

to act like I'm perfect, to act like I'm better than anybody. I am saying it to respond to academics who's making the claim that I'm doing harm and damage. I'm bringing up examples. If we have five people in two weeks taking Shahada live on stream, you're streaming to millions. Five people is nothing.

Here's my point. You got five people to join and you got 50,000 people to leave. I never interrupted you. Hold on. We have five people that took Shahada on stream on video. imagine how many people have been influenced in a positive way, how many people have been staying away from gambling because I criticize it,

how many people have been inspired by the growth, but leaving sin behind, learning about Islam properly, hearing the message, seeing the conversation, seeing the debates. There's hopefully been a positive impact. If I'm doing the harm and doing damage,

then I will try to change up the rhetoric. But I can give you examples, and I'm not saying this to boost up my credibility or anything. I'm responding to what you're saying that I'm doing damage. I really just think that's go. Okay, so I can speak uninterrupted now? Wait, someone just TTS literally just now.

It's on my screen. We love Islam. The stream brings us closer to Islam. We love Sneco, read this act. Someone just did that right now. You're streaming to like 7,000 people. I'm not not shitting all you because they always try to say that. In the grand scheme of things, that's nothing. Five people

when we could stream to millions, it's nothing. I'll do this because I like to be philanthropic with you. I say we have a public poll. We could pick any platform. I think X should work or we could get some mutual person to do it. Do we think Sneco has brought more people to Islam or he's made more people be pushed away? I got 50,000 that I would donate to whatever Islamic cause that you think is viable.

and maybe you could do that. Again, even if you lose, we could just still do the donation. Here's my point. Those five people you're talking about, sir, you know the popular consensus about what you're doing. For those five people, there's 50,000 people that now have,

like, they're developing Islamophobia because of you. And again, I'm not one of those people because I think people who are Muslim or who love Islam, think they're great people, but people like you, the abrasiveness, the radicalness, if you think that is net positive and you think that that's what the prophet told you, he must have gave you the wrong goddamn science, brother. But we can put our money where our mouth is. Do you want to do that? Sure. Okay, let me respond. I love this point you're making because hopefully, hopefully are everyone listening. This is proof of Islam. You are holding me to a standard that no other

creator even that you mentioned right now is being held to imagine if i said the same thing about you how many people do i think academics brought to alcoholism how many people do i think academics encourage gangster culture on how many people do i'm not i'm not actually promoting those things as i'm an advocate to try to recruit people you're trying to say you're criticizing neon saying he's a bad example because x y z you're saying that what your voice is you calling people you call in people out. You give it an example. You speaking up is a great, is a great example for Islam. And I'm telling you, you're a push. I didn't say that. Okay. Okay. I said gammy. I don't know. Oh, I don't know. You're just mischaracter. I said gammy is bad.

Hold on. Wait, wait. Just give me two more seconds. Okay, maybe you didn't say that exact thing. But you basically when telling me that, oh, five people took their shahada. I'm trying to tell you, 50,000 people are now feeling adverse effects towards Islam, the religious. that you supposedly are devoted to because of you. So you got five and 50,000 people now feel away or they're going to go out in the world and be Islamophobic. And I said, I'm down to prove it with you. I put my money with my mouth is.

Again, we'll do a simple poll. If you think that you're a net positive, you're a net negative when it comes to Islam. Do you want to bet? No, I don't bet. Or not bet. Do you want to put some funds up that we could donate to some Islamic cause, any mosque that, you know,

I've seen some stuff, you know, negative that happened to a few places we could, we could probably be a net positive to. You. Yeah, I, let me just, I think this is another example of the truth of Islam, because I am labeled by you and others as an extremist for saying, hey, gambling is bad. Oh, you're pushing people away. But people are not held to the same standard in any other circumstance. I mean, you take a gambling deal. You're bringing people to gambling, and you're not held to the standard.

How many people did you turn into gambling? addicts. How many people have started to be influenced by all the prediction markets and all the poly markets and all the only fans being spread around? If I'm an extremist and if I'm, you're mischaracterizing the, the, the, the, the, you're mischaracterizing the criticism of you. It's not you actually saying gambling is bad. There's, I haven't seen an argument to tell you gamble is good. The problem is the method. The problem is how you go about it. The problem is a soapboxing. And those things, I don't put myself on a soapbox. I say gambling is bad and I'm not putting myself above others. You're calling out creators. You put yourself in a place where

it's not only about an ideal. Listen, no one's going to sit here and be like, oh, no, gamble. Have you, you tell me one creator who told you gambling was good. I have heard some others. I don't want to throw them under the bus. I've heard them say, no, no, but when you're saying that you're saying people are against your ideas, you tell me one person who said, I'm not with the ideal of gambling. I'm, I'm answering your question. I have heard gambling. Gambling. I have heard gambling I've heard gambling streamers say who aren't getting called out, they start to cope. When they aren't criticized for their public sins,

they start saying things like, you guys aren't getting addicted, right? W in the chat, if you're not getting addicted to gambling, to try to cope with what they're doing, to feel better about the harm that they're causing to society. This is another example of what I'm talking about. Notice how, like, you're saying right now that I'm the problem.

I'm the reason that people aren't becoming muscle. I'm the reason people are gambling. Instead of... Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. See? Let me finish my point. There are almost every creator. I never say you're the reason why people are gambling.

You said, I'm the problem. I have one point, and I told you I'm down to put money behind it. In the form of a donation, you are a net negative to Islam. And as the more you use that platform, you said this. Okay, I'm responding. One, about the poll, Elon Musk has tried to get me deported. He said it three times. So if you do it on X, I am going to assume it's biased.

If you want to do that poll, okay. I mean, it's obviously going to say a certain thing. People have the feelings in America about Islam. We can do it on kick. Okay. Let me respond. Islam is the most demonized ideology in America. It is attacked more than any other group.

It's not relevant for what I said. I said, is Sneiko, has Sneiko brought you closer to or push you away? And we could have a third option. I don't care what Sneiko said about Islam We're not to see you're trying to do a slide of hand This is not about people not liking Islam We're talking about your effect on the how the casuals And people that aren't already into Islam

How they view the religion and what I'm saying to you Your methods the way you talk about it No what no one ever said they love gambling Your methods how you call people out Your radicalness your extremeness It makes people say this is what I don't want. And what you might also forget,

which shout to myron's brother, we're in America, brother. Okay, so this idea where like, you know, you're telling what people should do, people still want to do what the hell they want to do. And again, I'm not infringing upon anybody. I'm not forcing anybody to do anything. I'm encouraging what is better.

And hopefully they listen. Okay, so do you think you're serving the religion when you haven't even denied it? Number one, you don't put the money up. I know, I know. You know you will lose. You haven't denied that you're not a net positive for Islam when it comes to how people view the religion, right?

So let's say people know sneako and know about Islam. I say you're a net negative. I'm down to put my money where my mouth is. You can believe that. Hold on. Well, you won't put money up against me. Well, if you... It's funny that when it comes to gambling, you want to gamble on it.

Brother, it's not about gambling. I'm talking about the religion and net positive. Net negative. Well, if you can, if you can deny saying, stop talking, yes, I'm a net positive, right? Like, for example, I don't know. I hope I am. I hope so.

Okay, if we did a poll, if we did a poll, well, a lot of people don't know, maybe not know these people, because I'm going to bring up like a black, you know, you know, minister. If I said Kirk Franklin on Christianity, is he a net positive or net negative? I'll put the same money up again,

I'll donate to some Christian cause. I guarantee most people will say that guy has brought us towards that religion. He's opened our eyes. He's done X, Y, and Z, that's positive. What I'm saying to you now, and I'm asking you this question, if you can't put your money where your mouth is, you can't vehemently stand on a record and say that you're a net positive for Islam and how the masses, I'm not talking about Muslims, the masses view it.

Are you proud of? about your contributions to the religion. Let me give you an example. Okay. All the prophets of their time, they were in a society dominated by paganism. Jesus, peace upon him, Abraham, peace upon him,

Prophet Muhammad, peace upon him. They were surrounded by, or Prophet Muhammad, Peace upon him was surrounded by the Kyrish pagans. Jesus was sent to fulfill the law with the Pharisees who got the religion incorrect. They weren't practicing it. What happened to Jesus? Back, we agree on this.

Christians and Muslims Well, Jesus was crucible He was persecuted They called for his execution He was put on a cross For what he said Did society there Would if you did a poll

At the time of Jesus Would they say that he was good or bad Obviously bad If they vote The Romans voted for his execution And the Pharisees called for Brother are you trying to liken Your advocacy for

No, no, no Are you trying to liking your advocacy For Islam to Jesus? let me finish explaining the best examples of men are the prophets we're supposed to follow their example are we going to be like them no these are the best examples of men this is who we strive to be like and they were persecuted prophet mohammed was slandered when he was praying they would pour intestines on his back they would harass him they would beat him up jesus was they called for his execution abraham was excommunicated but from society by his father in a society filled with pagans

when you preach the message of truth, monotheism, all the prophets dealt with extreme examples of persecution. So that's not even a valuable poll. If you're using this an example to be like, okay, stop talking about Islam. Every prophet who preached monotheism was persecuted. Everyone had enemies. They had people against them.

They had people encouraging their sin. They wanted to keep drinking. They wanted to keep gambling. They wanted to keep fornicating. Prophet Lut, he was sent to the Sodom and Gomorrah. and these people were practicing homosexuality. They wanted to continue doing what they were doing. Do you think that they received the message?

Well, absolutely not. But we do it anyway. Allah says this in the Quran. We're supposed to enjoin good and forbid evil. Hadith from Prophet Muhammad. He says, speak the truth even when it's bitter. Okay. You're going to get upset.

You're going to say you're doing this. By the way, I understand your point. I understand your point. Listen, I understand your point. But could you admit, at least, in this day and time, the masses would mostly look at you as a net negative for the religion. Yes or no? I don't think that matters.

I think that. No, no, no. Sneco, sneako, sneako, sneako. I just want you to answer the question. Answer the question. Again, which you made a valid point, right? Because, yeah, you made a valid point. I'm just asking you a direct question.

But with that being said, do you think the masses would consider you a net negative for the religion today. Okay, you asked that twice. I'm going to answer. I think that Muslims overall will agree that what I'm doing is good, I hope, inshallah. And I think that a lot of the masses, not Muslims, the masses. I am responding. I think a lot of the non-Muslims are going to be apprehensive because Islam provides a solution to a lot of the sins that people live upon. If people live a life of sin, if they're clubbing, gambling, drinking, fornicating, obviously, immediately they're going to have a reaction that's negative when an ideology is presented to them that gets rid of their sin. They're going to want to stay and subsist many people.

They're going to want to subsist in that lifestyle. But does that prove that what I'm doing is harmful? Does that prove Islam is false? No. It shows that people are going to have an apprehension. I think this poll is worthless. So yeah, I'll answer your questions. I'll answer simply, do I think a lot of non-Muslims are going to say that what I'm doing is

harmful? Yeah. Sneaker. You're still missing a point. You keep, when criticized about your personal actions and character, you fall back on the religion as if that absolves you. There is no criticism of Islam. There's a criticism of you.

The idea here is that the idea here is that we're not saying Islam is not viable religion. We're not saying it might not have whatever positive, um, for any human or any, you know, human soul. What we're saying is that your impact on it for the masses is a net negative. You would be seen as subverting the mission if the mission was to spread the religion. You don't think? No, I don't think so. I think that's cope.

And I think you're looking for a fall guy. I think you want to put a blame on something so that you have. you have a reason to continue denying the truth. Let me ask you this on the inverse. Do you think that you were a positive or negative impact on the hip hop community? Is this a pivot you want to do right now, Snego? I want to get into the other tweets you are getting into, but you have been drilling me nonstop for about what?

Yo, Sniggo, let me say this. You have been grilling me nonstop for 45 minutes, so I just want to ask. It's supposed to be a get back. Is this? It's not a get back. Oh, no, no, we could talk about hip hop all day. I'm just saying, you want to pivot away from the religious conference. Remember, I'm never prepared for religious conversation.

No, it's a pretty specific analogy. You're saying that my stream, the majority of it, in my influence, I'm trying to promote Islam. I'm trying to bring people closer to God. Hopefully, I think that's the best thing. Your stream, you bring people closer to hip-hop culture, right? That's why you're the hip-hop commentator. So I'll ask you, do you think that you have had a positive or negative effect

on the black community in America? I'm asking the same question you're asking me. My goal is never to, that's a difference. By the way, I want your audience to realize that the pathetic pivot you just did is comparing something that you're supposed to be praying five times a day for that you hold sacred to a genre of music in a culture

that I've never said, I've devoted to hip-hop. I've said, fuck these niggins. I'm rich of these. Have you said that? No, you have you have the quorum. You have grace. You have so much respect for what your religion is. And you're now trying to equate my place in, hold on, my man.

My place in hip-hop and how I view it. Why am I like, give me a second. God damn. This shit is the fucked up, man. You not understand the analogy. You're critiquing and you're criticizing my platform, my stream, and what I say. Yeah, because it's religion.

Okay, so. Hold on, no, no. You cannot compare hip hop. You can't, because it's hip hop. This is a, hold on, hold on, sneako, unless you're trying to say you're me. Hip hop is, I love hip. Hold on, hold on, wait. Hold on.

Hold on. I love hip hop, but it's also where I have a business. Put it like this. I've been saying this. recently and my audience knows it. I say, I want Kendrick to be thriving. You know what? Let me say this. I want everybody to be

popping. More money for me. I don't care who's popping. Because I have gotten to a place in hip-hop. Part of this is business for me. I love it, but it's not a religion. I would never compare hip-hop to Christianity. I would never compare this to my God. But you're comparing

what... Say again? Because This is the majority, like what you said, you're saying that the majority of the content of my stream is about Islam. So what's the majority of your stream? It's about hip-hop. That's the analogy. Do you get it? If I'm mostly talking about Islam,

you're making that analogy, you're losing. You know why? Because I'm admitting that part of my stream is business. Hold on. I'm admitting that part of my stream is business. So you're telling me that... So you're telling me if we're alike that part of you discussing Islam and being so forward-fronted and, oh, radical with it, It's business.

Thank you. Are you saying that? Well, this is also business for me. I still stream and I hope to make money so I can continue doing this. That doesn't make it, that doesn't make me, you know, completely innocent of everything just because I make money on it. I don't see how a business changes it. Yeah.

Again, I don't know too much about your religion. I could only quote Christianity. If people made it, if their promotion of singing the praises of the Lord Jesus Christ was all about, oh, they could get a buck. It don't work like that. Not in Christianity. I don't know about y'all with Islam. We got to pay ties and offerings.

You're supposed to give 10%. You're not supposed to be thinking about how you could capitalize monetarily. So that's what I said. Hip-hop ain't no goddamn religion, but you're saying what you got going on with the Muslim stuff, you could make it a business. Good luck.

Inshallah, I like you, brother. I'm not making Muslim a business that you're just completely mischaracterizing what I said. You just compared to hip-hop. I told you part of what I do here with hip-hop. I love hip-hop, but it's a business. You're saying it's kind of like what you do because you have a business.

I'm hoping you understand your way of not taking account of it. My faith with the Lord Jesus Christ is no business. If anything, it's me giving. You pay ties and offer. It's not me set up a business, buddy. I don't want to bring up the charity and things right now. Maybe some people know, but that seems kind of useless right now.

Do you understand that the reason you are saying that it's different, your impact doesn't matter is because you make it a business? I'm making the comparison. Like, yeah, the majority of my stream, I do try to speak about Islam. Hopefully I can make enough money so I can continue to get this operation going. You're saying that the reason your impact has no meaning is because it's a business. I'm saying that doesn't excuse you from what you're doing,

what you're promoting. So what is the goal? So you could see it from my perspective. What do you think is the ultimate goal of your voice? Sneak, I'm going to say once again. I answered every one of your questions. No, no, I am answering your questions. My answer to your question is that you compared your faith

to something that was a career goal of mine. I have no spirituality about hip-hop. None. This is a passion, a hobby, a music, and a culture I love. This has nothing to do. with my soul, my religious belief, who I pray to. It doesn't. Here's the thing.

Hip hop is something I love, but it's also a business. You've compared it to your religion. I would never compare my religion. I'm comparing our platforms. I'm comparing what we do on stream. So my goal with my stream, I'll tell you again, hopefully I promote something that's good and I forbid evil. I want people to benefit from my streams.

That's my goal. That's what I intend to do. So I'll ask you again, What is your intention with your stream? Entertain. Okay. Using hip hop culture? Not using hip hop culture.

With a mindset of people who enjoy hip hop culture that would probably enjoy this content. Yeah. Okay. And since you started, do you think that you've had, I'm asking you the same questions you've asked me? Do you think your stream has had a positive or negative impact on society? That's a question that I think. is up to the individual. What do you think? I told you, I think I hope that I'm...

Here's the thing. You had a criticism for me. You said I'm doing harm and pushing people away. I know. Here's a difference. Here's a difference. My goal was not to have a net positive or whatever. My goal was to entertain. Let me tell you this. On my last day of doing hip-hop media,

if the question was, or the choice was, do you want to be known as the person who had a positive impact or the person who fucking entertained I came into this shit this is a this is a business this entertainment business I came to entertain okay that's not what I was asking you do you think that you've had a positive or negative impact on society I answered all your questions hold on hold on wait wait wait here's the thing

if I'm skewed by my audience like you are I would say yes, because I get on this street. Hold on here. Here's my point. It says I have 18,000 people watching me right now. 8,000 on King Academics, 5,000 on the Academy, and 5,000 on kick, right? It's good. Good stuff.

I would say, oh, I, my audience, if you ask them, I entertain them. If you ask them, hold on. I'm asking you. Brother. I don't know why you can't ask. I answered every single one of your questions. Do you think that you... Wait, if you asked me, I would say yes.

If you did what I asked you to do and you said, let's put our money where I'm out of mouth is, I wouldn't do that. I wouldn't do that. I see that as kind of... I explain why I think it's kind of useless. No, no, no, no, no. It's not useless.

It's not useless because, again, my goal... If this is just a business for you, if you're just here to entertain, if you don't really care about your impact and you're just in the entertainment business, then who are you to create, criticize me. Who are you? Because you've been calling me out and saying that I'm moral grandstand, that I virtue signal. If you don't care what impact you have, who are you to talk about mine?

You don't care. You're just in here to entertain. You're just here for show business. So that's you. So if that's what you do and that's your goal, then stay there. Then then be that. Okay. Sneako. Can I respond to it? Then let me be me. No, no. Sneako. you've been doing this inshallah all these fucking words like niggas we don't care about all these new word we ain't never I've been with you in the club I never heard you say these things

but fine you got some new words cool you don't have to watch my content I'm not critical of your content brother when the first time when the first there's no way after an hour of this conversation you just said you're not critical of my content act did you just hear yourself

yes sneako you're not I don't Yo, Sneiko, I don't care if you're on the rug three million times a day, nigga. You know why I called you out? Because I called you out because I watched a hypocrite. I watched a hypocrite turn up to them songs. I watched you deal with a lot of unscrupulous bitches. And if one of them came out saying some dumb shit, again,

even if me and you had a tit-for-tat in terms of words, I wouldn't be here celebrating the possibility you go to jail for life. I didn't call you. Brother, you're the Muslim streamer. Nika, yo, yo, hold on, look. Am I criticizing you when I'm with neon? And I tell neon, you're the best or biggest Muslim streamer out? I'm not, I don't care what you do, bro.

I get it. Like, what this thing right here, the people you talking to, I don't want to talk about Palestine, my nigga. I don't give a fuck what's going on. So, that's you. I don't, like, you should keep doing what you're doing. I just looked at you and I was like, damn, bro, like, yeah, bro, you going crazy on your friends. These are people, yo, the Tate stuff, that says nothing about it?

Yo, Tate started saying stupid shit about you. He said you were trying to fuck him. You get and you get back. It might be the extreme, but whatever. When I've seen like, bro, I've seen like, you kind of throwing shots in Miron. You got, like, everybody who, bro, it's not that deep, bro.

I don't agree with everybody on everything. But you kind of doing this like, and you're trying to say like it's in the vein of, like, religion is like... You hear how you're criticizing my content right now and you just said you aren't? No, I'm telling you that it starts, hold on, I'll tell you how it gets to your religion. It starts with me watching a guy who I thought when it came to him dealing with friends, you're a man, friends. When I see you party with a nigga and y'all in a sprinter acting like y'all trying to fuck each other, nigga, before y'all get to the club.

And then now you're talking about he's like little girls. So, hold on, why was you with him? So that's the point I'm trying to say like, bro, I don't care. I don't care. Let me, let me help you understand. Hold on, wait, wait, wait. No, no, no. I'm going to even saying.

One thing I think we got to tell you, and I think Maron tried to tell you, bro, like, in reality. And I'm actually opposed to what Maron said. Nigger, I don't care if you go go roll your mat out in front of the White House and do it every day. Nick, we just go ignore you, nigga. Like, you think any, bro, what you doing is like, yo, let's get this nigga out of here, bro. You are not doing no impact, bro. You could go pray. I don't care where.

If people are genuinely, I'm drawn to Islam, they will. People like me are just like, we just ignore niggas like you. There's a million niggins like you. So why do you have a problem with it? No,

so we never, nobody's criticizing your religion. I'm looking at you to say, bro, you're criticizing my content, then stop watching it if you don't like it. No, no, no. I'm looking at you as a man.

Bro, I'm not criticizing your content. bro i know you do muslim content i don't care about it what i'm saying to you is that dog put it like this if yo me and you having a disagreement right now i'm watching you kind of like go crazy on everybody you ever fucked with bro okay can i let me explain the clop thing because you were tweeting about this i want to clarify so yeah we were friends and we were in the sprinter van infamous situation you know the events that transpired afterwards. Andrew Tate said that I did it, tried to throw me under the bus,

and I defended myself, and you saw what happened. Clavicular, since then, he did an Israeli propaganda tour. He was in Tel Aviv and the clubs. He was partying. He was there with all these rabbis. He went from playing the song or listening to the song that was going to trigger them the most to then tap dancing in Tel Aviv with them.

Then afterwards, in the past week or so, I'll tell you the three things and the reasons why I don't have, have sympathy for his situation. And I want to see if you could put yourself in my shoes. He put out an AI video where I was inciting violence on white people. A video that's AI manipulated probably by his gambling company saying that I wanted to kill white Christians.

He tweeted it and it said, this is not love speech. He responded to a fake terrorist attack also put out by a casino where a white guy, he was like wearing a handkerchief allegedly. He says, Allah Akbar. And there's no police report. There was no news article. this casino said, look, there was a terrorist. Clavicular responded to that video and said,

Sniko should apologize for this. Essentially, blaming me for a terrorist attack that was fake. What does this do? Puts me in a bad spot, could get me killed, also frames Muslims as terrorists, saying God is great. That's what Allah Wah Akbar means. Oh, look, this evil Muslim extremist terrorist.

This is inexcusable. He also was part of this company that put out an AI video of me praying on a gambling table. despicable. There was a third one he did. He also said that, yeah, halal gambling. He tried to promote this idea that gambling is halal, which is completely despicable, false, which he knows. He doesn't know anything about Islam. And he put out this fake Islamic ruling trying to farm Islam and my platform to get people to gamble. All this happened about, you know, in the past 10 days. He also said, Christ is King. The gambling casino said that they founded the casino off of

there are Christians who founded this casino. Nobody criticized Christians for doing this. It's fine. Maybe they shouldn't. But after this just happened, if I didn't clear my name for this situation, I could have been killed. Maybe something will happen, bro. Now, how many people do you think actually believe that I'm inspiring terrorists the

way that that casino tried to frame me? How many people do you think believe that I hate white people and I hate Christians because of these AI videos that are being circulated on Twitter? Completely manipulated. I didn't say these things. and they're framing it like I did, and Claver retweeted it. And then he gets these charges, what, two days ago, three days ago? And you think that I'm going to cry tears of sympathy about false accusations,

if they are false, he put false accusations on me, said that I am a terrorist, essentially, allegedly, said that I am trying to get whites and Christians killed. You just put these false accusations on me to make money from gambling. And you think I'm going to cry for you? because you're saying a girl lied. Save those tears. I don't care.

That's how I think he would respond to. So you celebrate it. Well, again, here wasn't what I take it. I hope he's innocent. I don't want to see people get raped. I hope he didn't do it. And I hope the girl didn't actually get traumatized that way. No, I don't benefit if he actually did that.

It's harmful to society. So I hope he is innocent. But I'm also not going to cry tears of sympathy. Again. I took it like this, right? And I hear everything you said. I'm also not going to sit here in front of you and be like, oh, you were not, you know, either offended or shouldn't be offended

or someone didn't do something to you. What I was trying to tell you is that if this guy was your friend, okay, you know, especially you being a guy who you know how it is. Like you've had women lie about you, maybe not to this extent. but they've said stuff. I just seen a woman who was trying to say she pegged you. That was a lie, right? You know it's true.

Okay, in terms of the person saying. What I was saying to you is that if we're in discourse, unless this person's your enemy, you shouldn't let it get that far where you're celebrating. And maybe you could tell me, maybe your religion tells you different, but if you were a Christian

to celebrate the downfall, of someone else to celebrate the them causing another person pain that wouldn't be Christian like. But I think what Muslims is a little bit different. So if, you know, even if you're celebrating these things and he, no, I'm judging off your actions because you celebrated him catching a charge. Let's say it's true. So you're celebrating a young girl getting her innocence taken from her?

You're celebrating the entire event. I just told you. I just told you. I just explained that I hope this didn't happen. I hope he is innocent, but I'm not going to cry. So what did you celebrate? Because I watched, I only responded to your celebration. And I was baffled by your celebration.

I was making some jokes about it. And I clarified many times my position on it. I just said again here. Yeah, I'm making some jokes about it. I think that's 100% deserved. Can you imagine? Imagine if I pinned this on you, Ak. Imagine I recorded a video of,

shot up SUV. It looks like a drive-by shooting and five people died. And I posted the video on the line. And I said, these people were inspired by academics. Academics should apologize. Would you still consider me a friend? I completely understand you. No, no, would you consider me your friend still?

No, no. No, no, no, let me continue for a second. But again, if I had to think about any religious teachings I've had, as someone who's went to church for being a couple, Christian. You are Christian. Yeah, but hear what I'm saying. What's not taught to Christians

is that because someone wronged you, you celebrate or you take, because that's what I watch. You were almost like, yeah, like I see, like you keep posting the stupid ass like, bro, y'all lined up in that corny ass motion in that goddamn

condo before y'all went to Sprinter. You were in it. They get the fuck as you. Why are you exing people's faces out. Like, are you trying to say Allah is just exes? Are you saying like that, that's where I was confused. Is Allah is Allah taking revenge on everybody in that picture on behalf of you? Because that was confusing to me. Why do you keep doing that? Because if as a, I'm telling you, as a Christian, as a Christian, it wouldn't be Christ like to say, okay, these people you know, persecuted me like that.

So any persecution they get is whether we're going to use the word, karma. Let me explain. Do you not understand? He wanted me to, the tweet's still up. I showed it to you. You've seen it. It's still, it was less than a week ago, allegedly.

He said that I should apologize for a fake terrorist attack. Was there an apology? That looks like celebrating. He's probably making money from this casino, promoting the casino with that tweet. Stinko, Stingle, are you comparing yourself to clavicular is like a 20-year-old degenerate. He knows it. Hold on.

You're somebody who's purporting yourself to be of higher. He's a Christian. He said Christ's game. All right, all right. So basically you're saying that whatever spirituality you got going on because you seem like you're trying to be the top Muslim, you're trying to say you just like clavicular to think of who's fucking 10 bits is a night. What I'm saying is that. So you're doing tit for tat. Are you telling me that your God tells you like, oh, yeah, this guy did that.

You need a- A lot means God. I don't understand why you keep making this about religion. Do you not understand, like, did you not hear what I just said? He tried to make me apologize for a terrorist attack I didn't commit. Yeah. However, because, but you keep- posted an AI video of me inciting violence on white people.

Brother, I get it. But you also keep claiming, which, by the way, these things, these things ain't shit that I'm I'm repeating I'm repeating what you're saying because I don't believe this shit when you say Islam is the truth and whatever is the truth right if clav clearly doesn't accept or know the truth do you compare his actions or whatever he did to upset you or to whatever to what you could do in return do I hold myself to a different standard than clav yeah I didn't pin anything fake on him I didn't try to make up lies. I didn't post AI.

I didn't even do 1% of what he did to me, literally within the last week, allegedly. This is all like this just happened. But celebrating him get in, you think that's equivalent to pinning a fake terrorist attack on me and posting AI videos of me inciting violence on whites? No, it's not equivalent. Sneco is not equivalent.

But if you're claiming that you have found a truth, I would imagine you have some decorum and you also have a higher sense of tolerance. for somebody who doesn't know the truth. But it seems like you're a tit-for-tat type of person, and as soon as somebody gets at you, you can't wait to get you get back. You're just, you're no different than a gangbangers

in Chicago, my nigga. That's what I'm trying to tell you. That's just, if I want to get that, you're no different. Hold on because, because. That's just a lie. If I want to get back academics, the moment he disrespected you,

the moment he disrespected you, you were on his level. You didn't care what. He didn't disrespect me. He put my life in danger. He's slandering my No, yeah, that's exactly what happened. You're hitting a fake...

Your tweet saying turned the other cheek and again, I'm not saying that particular term itself but the idea of you saying I need to waddle with the pigs. I need to, even though supposedly I know this, whatever truth, I need to act like the person

that don't know the truth. I don't. I did not act like him. No, no, no. Let me explain to you. You just said that it's like getting get back like a gangster. Revenge would be doing this.

same as he did to me and putting out AI videos of him inciting violence on black people. If I did that, that would be equivalent. I didn't do that. If I want to get back, then I would pin and say he should apologize for all these women that he grape that don't exist. Okay. Okay. And I did not do that.

Let me ask you. I don't know if this is permissible. If you could answer this, what would the profit do if he was faced with someone saying something that offended? him that lied on him, would his response be to play music that was celebrating their downfall or would they try to teach? No, he would have not. Let me explain what he would have done.

There's a similar situation I mentioned earlier where the prophet, Allah Allaho al-a-Sollum was praying at the Kaaba. And the Kouraj Pagans, when he was going into Sujude, they came with a bucket of camel intestines and they dumped it all over his body. And they made him a laughing sock. They started laughing like hyenas. They thought it was hilarious. It was extremely hot.

Imagine how disgusting how bad that smelled. The prophet continued to pray. He didn't break his prayer. And when he stood up, he made a specific duat and said, Yah Allah, humiliate these people. Humiliate them. So yeah, we want grace for people that deserve grace. We want people with soft hearts to be guided towards Islam.

But enemies of Islam deserve humiliation. Would he have celebrated the same way? No, I'm far from perfect. Like this is not, let me respond fully. these people, these enemies, they actually ended up waging war on the Muslims, and I think almost all of them died. All of them were killed in the battle,

a battle that they started. So I pray for the enemies of Islam to be humiliated every day. This is during the Tehajid prayer at night. I make an extra prayer for this. You see how many times I've been wronged. People pinning a fake terrorist attack on me, disrespecting my religion, and saying halal gambling,

this is beyond, this is absolutely what an enemy does. Andrew Tate, for example, and now he's locked up in jail. He was allied with the enemies of Islam, like Tommy Robinson. He was saying, worship me. He was friends with people that are trying to murder Muslims. He tweeted saying that there are too many Mohammeds in England. This is a supposed Muslim using anti-Islamic rhetoric and friends

with the biggest enemies of Islam like Tommy Robinson. I prayed for his humiliation. And then I came back. He got arrested looking like a BBL demon in that purple shirt. Okay, let me ask the question, though. If people deserve to be guided, y'all lie, I pray that they are going. guided. But if their hearts are hardened and they declare themselves as enemies of Islam issuing fake fatwas trying to pin terrorism on Muslims and get me killed with AI videos,

I pray for their humiliation. Okay, let me ask you a question. It seems like a lot of these people that are trying to get me killed, trying to spread slander, lies on me. Yes, I want people that deserve guidance to be guided. But if they subsist in their hatred and trying to get people like innocent people hurt, yeah, Allah, please humiliate them. Let me ask the question. So would you take, would you say that what's happened to Clive and also like Andrew Tate and his brother, do you think that's Islamic humiliating them? Not Islamic. I think that's a perfect example of people right after Clav. Do you saw it.

No, hold on. It is or isn't. Because you say you're saying a prayer. I'm asking you, when does this prayer work? Okay, prayers are answered in different ways. Okay, has it worked? I hope so. Who knows?

Allah knows best. I don't know. I'm not in control of the entire, who knows, like the events, time still needs to pass. Like, the events happen fully. Maybe there's a lesson for me. So you have no idea if all that dancing and, like, you know, horse playing you were doing when you heard about what happened to clap, you don't even know if that was Allah, I'm ashamed of him, right? You have no idea.

It could be just being random. God knows best. God knows everything. We don't. So I can't tell you exactly if my prayers have been answered. I hope they have been. And I think the example

I was talking to you about this last night, I think a perfect analogy is Lil Durk in 6'9. 6'9, since he got out of jail after he said that he ratted and snitch, he has been telling everybody that you cannot beat the feds you have to snitch, that gangster culture is wrong, right? He's Christian.

He thinks that Jesus saves. And he continues what he does. I'm not going to overly criticize 6-9. I like some of his music. He's been, and even then, he did a song with Aidan Ross talking about fake Muslims, putting bacon on himself.

I just saw you eating bacon. He's been insisting that you have to rat and you have to be like him. And I saw him on stream with Aidan Ross. He even had an Israeli flag in his house. I think his mom believes in some evangelical Christianity where God blesses those that bless Israel.

And also he was celebrating before Lil Dirk's decision came out. He was celebrating... What do you think about that thought? I'm finishing it. He was celebrating. No, I want to hear your opinion on that thought. Do you think that God bless him?

Well, he was wrong. Lil Dirk beat those charges. Little Dirk beat the charges. No, no, no, no. You said that in his house, he has some type of flag that says God blesses those who bless Israel. What do you think? No, he had an Israeli flag in his house. I think that's stupid.

That's an example of Christianity of Christians who are co-opted and think that they need to worship Israel. This is not the teachings of Jesus. This has been inverted. It's a manipulated form of Christianity. Okay, so who do you think God blesses those that follow his message? And it's not anyone that could be Israeli, right? If they are Israeli and they are monotheists and they are doing what's right, if they're following God's command, then, yeah, they'll be blessed.

Here's where I jump off all this nonsense. Before you get to that, I want to finish it. On the inverse of 6-9 of what I just explained, you have Lil Durk. Little Durk became Muslim, right? He was in the same gangster life that 6-9 was in. Obviously, you know, there's differences in Chicago, New York. Lil Durk doesn't do what 6-9 did. he faces his charges head on and everybody thought he was going to do jail time six nine was celebrating

everybody thought he was going to get locked up i don't know what you thought i was praying i hope that he was going to be freed and that he's going to be on a better trajectory he's muslim he's a brother of mine he faces head on doesn't rat doesn't snitch and beats all the charges first thing he posts on instagram when he's freed post on instagram a law is the greatest i love that comparison right the justification a lot of some co-perhaps insisting that you have to follow this. Lil Durk does the exact opposite and he beats everything, disproving everything that 6-9 has been saying for years, that you can't beat the feds, that you have to rat,

you have to be like me. And they are major ops, right? Six-nine has been talking about Dirk nonstop, humiliating him, smoking on his deads, talking about King Vaughn, talking about this. Lil Durk does the opposite and beats all of it. And I love seeing that the first thing you posted on IG law is the greatest. So here's my response to that.

Both of them are two peas in a pod. Christians and Muslim, they're spiritual people who believe in just different religions, but they believe in God. Whether someone said Allah is the greatest, I got a better story for you. Whatever Dirk's going through is like, that's like, yeah, compared to my favorite artist.

My favorite artist, Vibs Cartel. He got, he got, life in prison for a murder, life in prison, went on appeal. The appeal went from Jamaica, went to the United Kingdom, because the kingdom still has colonial control over Jamaica. And on their privy council, they freed him.

He was sentenced to 35 to life. When he got out, you know what he said? Not Allah is the greatest. He said, God is the greatest. That's his biggest song. He refuses to do any other music that is secular that would go back to the style that we were used to him with.

I agree with that same in God. I agree. Well, the point I'm trying to say is that as you try to down six nine, six nine was speaking about God and Jesus. He was talking about God and Jesus in the scope of Christianity. You're talking about Dirk speaking about Allah and God in the scope of Islam. Same shit. The idea here is like this religion shit,

it's not like, you know, the only thing sometimes, I'll watch like, you know, you Muslims try to do is like try to almost make it seem like, yo, it's better on one side. No, it's just, it's pretty much the same thing. You don't believe that? It's not. There are a lot of similarities in the value system, but the greatest sin in Islam is associating partners with God. Jesus is not God.

Oh, hold on. He's a messenger. Jesus is a prophet. Jesus is a man. Wait, wait, wait, wait. He's a Messiah. He's not God. So you gave the credit to Allah for Dirk getting out of this situation.

I just told you the situation of another. They have credit for everything that happens. It allows the master of the universe. Okay, but that person did not believe in Islam. He read the Bible. He is documented. He's on multiple interviews with me saying that he read the Bible when he was locked up. So he got favorable results.

And his biggest song, since he got out, was God is the greatest. He's speaking obviously about God in an Abrahamic religion. So how do you, as a Muslim, how do you then say, so who was he praying to? Okay, hopefully he was praying to God. If he said God is the greatest when he came out, that's good. That's an Islamic that we agree with that statement. The reason I make that analogy is you're asking, do you think that God is humiliating the enemies of Islam?

You've seen since the start of the year, I've been going, there's been a lot of people attacking me, a lot of people trying to destroy me. And I've always embodied the mindset. I think even before I was Muslim, when I was banned everywhere, that there's a plan and that if I have full faith in God and I do what's right, that I will be vindicated. I didn't try to rat.

I didn't try to make excuses. I didn't try to go around things. I said, if I do what's right, what I believe to be right, the best way I know how, God will find a way. And it's worked. I've had some of the,

I mean, Tate, he brags about being the most famous man in the world in 2022. He tried to end my career. He put out false accusations on me. He threw me under the bus on the Patrick Vett David's show.

Tried to blame me for that song since 2024. He said that he could end my career. Look where he is and look where I am. Clavicular, pinned a fake terrorist attack on me, tried to humiliate Islam and say that gambling is halal.

look what happened to him. So time and time again, people have tried everything. I've been, we spoke about it before, I've been attacked, I've been this, I've been canceled, I've been, but I always tried to put full faith in a law that if I do what's right, something will work. And if you have full trust in a law, hopefully things do work out. And that's why I make that comparison with Little Dirk, because I think Little Dirk has the same mindset.

And by the way, you know, I'm going with what you're saying. So essentially, and this is the thing about life. you know very popular Jamaican saying when you dig a hole make sure you dig too the position you're at today the position where tates at position where clavs at it's never going to stay like that so you're telling me look up two years from now three years from now five years from now I'm not wishing any bad of you but when you're going through some shit what should we say to say about you we should say that god is paying you back for some fucked up shit you did right yes Perhaps. Perhaps. If I wrong somebody, if I deserve humiliation, if this is part of God's plan, then sure. If I'm innocent and people believe I'm innocent, I hope people stand up for me.

Well, you're not standing up for them. So, so, isn't it right? I don't think Andrew Tate's innocent. And clavicular, yeah, I mean, the charge is what? That it was like, allegedly, I don't want to, but it was like a 16 year old or something that he was giving alcohol and he had, so it's like, if this is illegal, I hope that, you know, if it's true, that the proper legal process goes through. And if he's innocent, then I hope that he beats the case. I will want justice to be served. Okay. So I'm just asking you, because remember this, you can be on that mat all day if you want. You're a human and you're a man,

just like me, like everybody else. You know what comes to success. When you're going through it, what should we say? If you believe that I'm innocent, then say what you believe to be true. Hold on, is that... Should we dance to your demise?

I'm asking... Do you consider me to be your enemy? Oh, so you considered clab to be your enemy? Okay, you know, that's why I was asking for the kid. I don't know. How many times he pinned it... Oh, no, no, no. You should have told me that.

If you told me it was an enemy, I don't even... Sorry, I agree. He just a few days ago said that I should apologize for a fake terrorist attack. What do you think this? You think this is a friend? Is that what a friend does to you? Is this somebody who has your death interest, who says gambling is hello.

I thought he was trolling you. I thought he was trolling you. But okay. Troll me to try to promote a gambling. If you're saying that clav has been your enemy, let me say this. For my enemy, I wish nothing good for them.

So like I wouldn't be mad at you. But yeah, I was going to bring up that. I started with friendship. You should have told me, fuck Clav. I ain't my friend. I don't get my nigga die.

Why did you celebrate when Shud the builder was in prison? Sneakhood, are you not using your brain? I am. My friend, hold on. Oh, hold on. Chud, the builder is the enemy of everything I stand for.

He was trying to fuck. He was, oh, hold on. Hold on, but his thing. So how do you not see that with clavicular? He just did. No, bro. You should have told me from the get-go. He just pinned to face terror.

Bro, bro. I tweeted at you saying, y'all were doing friendly shit. All you should have said was, fuck that bitch-ass, nigga. I hope he die. Because if you mentioned somebody I feel like that about, oh, we party, nigger. I didn't know.

Yo, hold on, Sneco. My whole conversation with you. No, Sneco, my whole conversation with you is about you. No, it's about you being extreme. It's about you being extreme.

And me looking at you to say, yo, Sneiko, I know, like, but don't let them, bro, you got 6,000 people. Calm it down.

Like, yo, bro, like, I'm not saying on a bitch you read. Yo, we're like nobody's. Relax. Don't let those people gas you up. to kick your friends back in to make you some other person. That's what I was saying.

Look, you're too smart to not be able to get that. I didn't know you didn't like it. You hated them. I just told you about four times. I even sent you the tweets. You saw what happened very recently. Would you still- Bro, I debated that Chudderbiller shit with you admiring.

I never left that debate saying I hated y'all. Bro, I don't, like, it's, bro, we do content. We have different opinions. I want to get to the Chudderbill or stuff and then we can wrap up. But the Clav thing, if that happened to you, how would you react,

Ack? Does extrapolate if he did what? If Meek Mill posted AI videos of you inciting violence. If Meek Mill pinned a drive-by shooting on you. I've hated Meatmill for years. Let's say someone switched up, who are you cool?

Dirk's been on your podcast. Imagine Dirk came out and pinned this on you because you're friends with 6'9. Dirk pins a fake tail. terrorist attack a drive-by shooting on you. And Dirk posts a video of academics inciting violence on O'block. How would you respond?

Is that still your friend? I could see that. It wouldn't be my friend. Okay. There you go. I was so... Hold on. I'm astonished that you're not able to make that connection.

No, because I saw you guys going back and forth. I didn't think that it was at that point. Like, for example, I see you and Myron going back and forth. I'm hoping that if Meyer was accused... We're good. I talked to Myron on the stream. and Meyer was accused of the same thing. Would you do that dance?

Myron and I were both, he's my Muslim brother. Brother, he's not answering the question. I'm answering your question. I'm answering your question. Myron is not my opposition. Myron is not my enemy. We have disagreements and it's okay.

We can healthfully disagree with them. So you would. I respect him heavily. No, why would I have no reason to? He has not done anything to put my life at risk. Yo, so Sneako, half of what we were talking about today, Sneako, can I read our messages? I want to read our messages

Go ahead Either our messages Or I tweeted it to you I think I can just bring it up on Twitter I literally said it I said listen Because listen I am never moral superior to no one

Bro there's a couple You know, I Huh? Neither am I I mean you were trying to be kind of morally superior No bro bro there's a nigga I don't like Bro I put somebody to stalk him and his kid Fuck both of them

Nick, I don't give two fucks. That's, so I'm not going to sit here and tell you. Okay, cool. Insha, whatever. Listen, I'm not telling you. You know, I'm not trying to tell you how to act, brother. Yes, you are. I just, no, no, I thought that, you know,

the whole word on the timeline is that you've been just kicking your friends back in who've been holding you down while you was a hypocrite because now you think you're the top Muslim in charge, right? You know, you know, that's the whole thing. That's the whole thing about, bro. Yo, why is Aiden Rawls talking to you like that? Yo, Myron never. Yo, let me say this.

Just spoke on stream. Bro, you know, you know you while and out. You start to be a piece of shit. Bro, Myron. Yo, Myron will watch you do. Then you call me a piece of shit. Bro, myron will watch you do bad and still, like, he'll bring you to the side side. If he got to call you out publicly, nigga, you are, like you a piece of shit, gang?

Like, come on. Okay, you called me out publicly yesterday. If you think I'm a piece of shit Again, do you guys hear the double speak? You just said you're not here to criticize me or be a moral policeman and you're saying I'm a police. Anyway, you are definitely criticizing me.

You definitely have me. No, I am criticizing you because, because, Nico, I missed the person who you was before this, all this Muslim shit, my nigga, like, yo, yo, bro, I'm, nobody ain't on your religion. Because it would make you feel better about your lifestyle if I was still like you.

That's the co. Yo, Sneako, nobody cares about if you don't like, listen, Sneko, I went to the You just said you missed it. You just said you missed it. You just said you missed it. Like, I don't care if you want to do that no more. I care if like now you want some Muslim shit and you You got the mindset right now. You throw your mom to the wolves, nigger, just for the cause.

Don't talk about my mom. Don't talk about my mom. It seems like it. You'll throw your friends, your mom, your unborn kid. Bro, you seem like a different person. And that's what everybody's saying. Hold on. Act, I haven't went personal with you at all. This entire call. It is personal, though, because every time I see you, the only reason I respond,

I told you, I didn't disagree with nothing. I looked at it. I'm like, nigga, wasn't that your friend? Bro, it- Okay. That's the only reason why I said anything to you. You're looping. This entire call, first you say you're my friend, and then you say,

hey, I saw you gamble before. Hey, I saw you at the club before. Hey, I could expose this like, like you're trying to use blackmail against me in an another way. Not a blackmail. You know, you know, you want people to, like, keep this idea. How many times have you? brought up past things and say like,

I saw this, I saw that. But I wouldn't say it, but you are saying it publicly. It's extremely inconsistent. You're single, you've created new rules about what you got going on. Okay. And let me respond to the narrative. You're into this Muslim shit now. So like, so, so if we all be on the Muslim shit,

hey, listen, inshallah, I'm just trying to tell us truth. About what? The Twitter narrative, let me respond to this. No, about you, about about you being the exact person you keep calling out. No, I'm not. I don't promote gambling. like you. I never have and I never will. Yo, Sneiko, you cost me 20 bands.

Yo, everybody knows that at Red Rock. 20 bands. Yo, there was a six up. And Sneko, I remember when you, yo, every, yo. You're too smart to not be able to, like, you should be able to understand. No, it was. Please, type of one of the time. Sneko, me and you've been gambling game for Mad Rock.

Yo, I swear, yeah. Yo, I tell the story. Yeah, you want you to chat to hear the story. Yo, me and Sneako gambling at the Red Rock. Yo, there's a six up. dealer has a six. I got like, yo,

I think like an 18 or 19. Gambling is wrong. Do not gamble. Do not gamble. Sneco takes a hit. Yo, the dealer has a six. He takes a hit. Even everybody says,

academics got $20,000 on the table. Bro. Yo, the dealer said, I know that's your man, but if you punched them in the face, I wouldn't be mad. Bro, I love you.

I win some. I lose some. And bro, the only reason I'm even bringing this up, I know you probably think I'm like, yo, I'm just trying. No, you're a hypocrite, bro. Like, the hypocrite shit is crazy. It's hypocrite.

Is your chat typing one? Please tell me that people understand. And even in the YouTube comments when this is posted, the difference between private sinning and publicly encouraging people and getting paid to promote it and get people addicted again. I'm telling you, you're neon. You know, when you lost me that 20,000 eyes, you're neon. You're neon, bro.

Please tell me everybody. If your ass, if your ass, if your ass was, like how you are now and didn't gamble, I don't want my money. Okay. The last thing, do you want to speak about this or no? Are you going to keep on looping? No, no, no. New topic.

Come on. You're, you're like, you're, like, looping and you're effing. New topic. Your brain's, your brain's effing. Chud, the last one. Okay. So, yeah, he is publicly going out and, uh, he has a lot of words. I want to explain the situation so people understand.

The difference is I don't want people to go and give attention to people like Chud. I don't want to give, like, Lang paid agitators who are getting paid to try to get a reaction out of people, I think you should avoid them. And the perception was that I was defending shut. I wasn't. I was trying to advise him to stop doing what he's doing. The difference was that you were, I'm not trying to put any false things on you, but you did, for lack of, correct me from wrong, you were encouraging people to go and find him in public and attack him. Sneakle, are you trying to, I'm not doing a gotcha.

I just, is, no, no, you are because that wasn't your. I'm really, well, I am not. Well, I am not. I was saying, no, no, no, sniko, stiko, stiko, sticco. We're going to be on TikTok, hi, TikTok, and they're going to get your words when you're not having this little men and black suit. That's why I'm asking. That's why I'm asking you to clarify. When you don't have this man in black suit on and they're going to say, this is what he said, your exact point.

And I'm the one who's drinking alcohol. I got alcohol. Ain't this like, what's the, Haram? I know the point of why we're arguing. You said that African Americans, people of color, black people, should have more emotional intelligence to not get upset over a word. And I told you that this guy was... Okay.

I'm saying that you should not go out and catch a charge and give attention to somebody that wants a reaction out of you. That was the point. And why I'm speaking about this now is because we had this. Nico, you literally said words, like, we gave the word meaning. And I said to you, well, if words don't have meaning, say fuck our life. But I remember this. Yo, Sneaker, bro, I'm the one drinking, bro.

You body get cut. Yo, clip this up, man. Cool. I think you misunderstood what the point was. The point of, yeah, obviously words have meaning, but do not give attention. Do not go out in public and give attention and give a reaction to somebody who's looking for it. It's best to stay away from these situations. and I think that was misunderstood by a lot of people.

Right now, I mean, the perception was at the time that I was defending him, I wasn't. I was completely against it. I was encouraging him not to. I was even messaging him privately. I told him, you should stop doing these IRL streams and do desktop streams. Because he was right about one issue about Israel. Everything else, like what he was saying on stream, what he is known for, that stuff is not helpful. It is just harming something that he seems to care about.

So he's passionate and he wants to make a change, but what he's doing is wrong. as he goes out and he, you know, he's tweeting what he's tweeting now, so it's a little bit full circle, but we don't have to go on this forever. Well, I'll address that. Chud recently tried to mention me. I sonned him real quick

because he was telling me he said, you know, there was a clip that went viral where, you know, my name was being mentioned in a federal trial against Little Dirk. And I said, hey, listen, I'm, I'm just a little boy from Jamaica,

like don't da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. I'm scared of these big, bad gangsters, you mentioned me. And Chut the Builder quote tweeted and said, oh, this guy's now saying he's just a little boy from Jamaica. And I had to remind that bum. I said, listen, you talked all day and all night about how black people are emotionally, you know, hindered. They're just not as smart.

They get triggered. I said, the day after you tweeted me the last time, you got locked up. You were denied bond for months. You can't stream anymore. Your career is done. I'm still making millions. And all the black people who thought maybe they would have a bad time with you,

they're laughing at you. I think you tricked yourself out. If we're talking about chimping out, you chimped out. Now, that's neither here nor there. That's the chud. But let me say this to you. It was refreshing watching Chud not appreciate people like you. because that was our whole point from the get-go.

You know, there was people like you who thought, you know, try to stand for, even if you were saying First Amendment right, or you were like, hey, words shouldn't have meaning, or, hey, listen, you can't allow things to not. People that are looking for a reaction. Okay. Or not do whatever. You see that white racist boy? He ain't respect you neither.

He ain't disrespect you recently? Yeah, that's the reason I bring up. So all you need to say is that act you were right. You bring up the narrative and especially promoted by clavicular with these AI videos. They're saying that Sneko hates white Christians. That's a false narrative they're using to mischaracterize what I'm about. It seems like he is falling for that. And I'm saying that to say, I have made a lot of an effort.

I made a major effort to try to extend a bridge of unity between Muslims and supposed Christians. He has crisis king in his bio. It's interesting that people don't say he's a representation of Christianity. compare it. If he was muscle, everybody would. But that's a good example of why I don't see it reciprocated. I want people to reciprocate that unity,

but clearly you can see time and time again, Snego. And I love, listen, you know, at the heart of things, I still love you and I love my end. What y'all got to realize is that when y'all pick these weird issues to be like, no, it's not about Chut. It's about free speech. Black people need to be smarter.

The people who you're defending, they look at you as even worse than us. Hold on you. They look at you worse than people like me that will attack them. You know why? They're looking at you as spyless. They said, you won't even stick up for your fucking self.

You're trying to be cool with me. Listen. Yeah. There's no unity with these people. You heard what that thing said when he said to, Myron? Hey, listen, buddy, thank you for being up in the space. But once we conquer America again, we need you to go.

Yeah, absolutely. they wanted to deport. By the way, you know they want you to go too, right? You know, Chuck. I just said that. Yeah. Including Chuck, right? You can't unify with racial supremacists.

White supremacists, black supremacists. Well, why didn't say this about Chuck before? Because I was giving too much benefit of the doubt. And that was wrong. Oh, you throw him quoting the goddamn, you know, Constitution and shit like that. Talk about, you know, First Amendment and shit like that. You're like, no, he's, he's, he cares about everybody right.

You now realize he only cares about white men rights. To him, okay, you've learned. Yeah, that's a perfect example that even though he's against Israel does not mean that you could unify with people like that because they're going to put themselves over others. That's why like any racial supremacists, any skin worshipper, I can only unify with people that want to follow God and God alone. Sneako, I respect at least you have in that based.

or at least understanding, I thought you're going to, like, just like not being able to admit that, yo, this guy realized that you have certain things that you care about and he's not for, and this guy's just a bigot. I've been saying it from the get go. You not realize, thank you.

And I think we had a good conversation, brother. It was good. I would say advice in the future, you had a lot of criticisms. You do do a lot of swinging low. and it's because you do the drama stuff and the exposing it's unnecessary in a dialogue about issues like this it does kind of distract and it's it's not necessary and it's it's an easy tactic to use like oh i saw you gambling before i saw you at the club before it's like okay i'd never

claim to be a perfect person it just takes away from the greater conversation i would avoid that in the future okay sniko okay and i hear what you're saying and i'll end with this sent my tweets out, bro, I watch your content. Bro, I know exactly what you've been talking about. If it doesn't, like, if, I'm not here saying, oh, I don't like this. You need to do this. Yeah, you are. No, I'm not.

Sneakow, I literally commented just because I know, let me tell you this, I know those moments. You know how many times they try to get rid of me? I know those moments where you're kind of low. And it's usually your friends, even if they don't, they don't even know. You say you don't even know if he's guilty or innocent. But just that grace would be like, man, I know somebody can say the same thing about me, whether I'm guilty or innocent.

And when I tweeted that at you, I was just like, remember you're a man. And remember every man, no man is infallible. And if you had told me then, act, the same way you look at Meek Mill and little baby to decide to look at him, I would have stopped tweeting I would delete it

guaranteed I thought there was some friendship I thought there was some friendship I should be the reasons why it's like that's not the good I understand now I see what your fans are saying they're like yo act why are you defending that white boy

man he had petto fuck that guy you grape that girl this yeah bro I'm big on friendships I always tell like my own audience knows this is my one thing I always say my downfall always going to be my friends man when I'm friends with somebody I love hard

when I'm friends with you Listen, I'm not going to defend you even when you're wrong, but trust me, I'm never going to be the person who's digging your grave because it's convenient for me. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, I mean, there was no grace show towards me. I think it's comparable in a way. So I don't think the cloud proved. I've had 20 friends that never gave me grace. Trust me.

I'm one of those. I've had 20 friends that never gave me grace, bro. Trust me. Are they really your friends? Are they really your friends or are they groupies? They weren't. But here's the thing. Just for me,

I still can't find it in my heart to do to them what they did to me. I care about. And that's one thing I learned about Miron. And I think this is why, like, you know how many times I disagree with Miron, bro? But you know what I've never, ever said, like, is because Miron is someone who I understand that loyalty. And I rather just not get into it.

Like, I don't want to be. Like, there's mad, like, things like, he's, he's like, like, publicly, we're on opposite sides. Okay, Chud. Bro, every time we got off the phone with Chud, he would text me and be like, yo, okay, yo, do, da-da, are you good? I would text him, you good. Like, listen, that's content. I don't hate you.

Because I value the fact that he's a loyal guy. I value the fact that I have a friendship with him being this issue. Do you feel the same? No, who are your friends? That's what I want to know. Who are you friends? My friend, I have a lot of good friends. There's a narrative too that I, you know, everyone, that it's all done.

For you know, Neon was in the stream today, spoke to Aden today. But even then my friends, my true, true friends are people that are on the same mission as me. And I bring them on stream every day. I don't need to name them all. But people know if they have a similar belief system, that's what I could really unite with. because I see it as a greater mission. Okay. Let me define a part of friendship.

And then let me ask you some creators and you answer. A part of friendship is that, okay, we're not talking about some heinous shit, but like part of friendship is putting yourself on the line or standing up for someone else. Okay? We're not saying they're accused of like fucking quadruple murder, right?

Or some crazy shit. But, yo, if you and your friend in the club, that's your friend if he getting he getting the issue you're fighting with him you don't know what it's about that's your friend

a lot of people have called for you and I want to know if you thought the same about asking you in terms of straight friendship accusations of nothing is clav your friend

is yes or no obviously no okay is borrowing your friend. Yes. I don't know any of the friends. I don't know a lot of you. It's kind of crazy.

I was trying to ask you the rest of guys, but I'm like, oh, you're, yeah, Nick Flint is you hate, the taste you hate, I don't hate him.

What about a Justin Wallard guy? I mean, I don't speak to him regularly. You're not, maybe you're not in my space as much as you think you are. Okay, my friend. But you just try to explain.

No, You're saying all this about like gambling and club. I get what you're saying? No, no, no. But just answer the question, regardless of why it's yes or no. I hope so, but I mean this call, for example, you're not very trustworthy.

I got to keep talking to you about friendship because I don't think you line for someone that makes you a friend. And I'm wondering if your idea of friendship only works when it suits you and your narrative. And here's my thing. In terms of being loyal, you kind of come across like, yo, you would...

I give it a perfect example. You don't like him. Yes, he can't put five sentences together. I'm trolling my guy. Fresh. I do think fresh is a lawyer guy. I do. Okay.

I think he understands friendship. I think you've been. play friendships for content. And to me, he's just proven by that sprinter shit. And then everybody now, you're hoping they all like get fucking exposing. Look at that, for example. If you're going to say that I'm disloyal, who got blamed for that situation? You know everybody that was there.

Who was blamed? It was you. Yeah. Who stood up for me? No one. Yeah. So we want to talk about loyalty and you want to talk about who is, well, that's a perfect example and I had to fight

to protect my reputation and my livelihood Okay, so it's fucking that thing is in. All of them. No, no, no, no, no. The point what I would like about you? No, the point I would like about you, you pick and choose. You pick and choose. No, no, you pick and choose. Because I'm going to tell you how you pick and choose.

And to me, this is a dick around and shit. You pick and choose is basically, you ran in Romania, you're running behind the taste, all this bullshit. It's basically on, you. You never switch on these niggas and just be anti them until they reject you, like a whole. It has nothing to do with rejecting me. The Tates, for example, started aligning with the enemies of Islam and started putting out messages that were going to get people hurt.

They said, their invaders are coming into slaughter or your daughter. I had a disagreement, healthy. Yo, the reason why I'm saying that is because they blamed you for that shit. And everybody who knew what happened could have been spoke up for you, include Myron. and your ass pussies because you don't say none of him you mad at everybody else it's either you mad at everybody

or you're just picking and chooses like everybody else getting I didn't pick and choose where did I pick and choose because not one person came to your defense and then you acting like oh well I'm not cool with him

you just wait till you get kicked out the whip I don't I pick and choose what do you what's your point the point is I hear what you said You said no one came to your defense. Well, here how I take it.

If no one came to my defense, well, fuck all that niggas. Cool, but fuck all them niggas. That's not what you do it. You wait till they don't have any purpose or fuck with you anymore. Am I wrong? You know what I would have said?

Hold on, if I was you, but you'd not be like that. I would have been like, fuck Myron, fuck Justin Waller, fuck fresh, fuck Andrew. You don't do that. So you pick and choose. Oh, this guy, he blaming me.

There's different levels between, okay, we can wrap it up. But there's different levels between publicly blaming me and then not defending me. There's different levels of guilt and different levels of, you know, of the crime, the sin. You have to treat them accordingly. I'm not going out here and saying like, F everyone, this is like, it just seems like a waste of energy. And I, you know, not to argue, but I say the same thing in response to you just picking and choosing.

Again, if you're upset about no one defending you. No, I'm not, it's not what I'm upset. It's that you just understand where people lie, where the loyalties are and how to treat people accordingly. There's also a difference between a brother and a content friend and somebody, you You respect. Was there any brothers in that car with you or in that sprinter? Mine's my brother.

Did you feel any type of way that he never came out and said, Sneko definitely didn't do it? I don't want to keep doing this. Yes or no. It's yes or no, brother. I don't want to keep doing this publicly. But, yeah, I'm just, I'll leave it at that. Sneiko, was you, he did say, he did, I gave him credit.

Myron did say that. It's not even about the question because I don't really know all these else. your lack of answer is where you're having issues with trying to figure out relationships. But remember, I only got on here. We could debate about anything, right? I think you are, you're smart enough to kind of like get and do whatever debate thing about anything. I wanted to talk to you about your idea of friendship.

That's what it is. I tweeted at you, not about your religion. It was about friendship. I did mention religion. I don't understand why. Let me respond to that. I get what you're saying because. when you bring up neon, for example, you think that it's being harsh on him.

I think encouraging him to publicize or anybody who's gambling, refusing to criticize it is basing a friendship on falsehood rather than truth. The reason I criticize, well, that I try to bring my friends closer to Islam is because if they're born Muslim especially, this is what will actually make them happy. Gambling, I see publicly all the gambling streams that I know, they're extremely unhappy personally. Yeah, they're making money. And maybe the idea that you have is that while a real friend is going to keep promoting it

and refuse to criticize it, I disagree. I think that true brotherhood is saying gambling is not only bad for all the people you're encouraging to start gambling, but it's also bad for you. And I'm saying this and it's harsh and maybe you're getting upset, but I'm saying this because I love you and because I want not only salvation for you, but your life is going to be better without it. Money in seeking this and this lifestyle is not how you're going to. going to be happy in this world, you're going to be happier if you follow the path that you know

to be true. So you see it as, oh, you're criticizing your friends publicly. The way I see it is these are my brothers and I want the best for them. And so yeah, I'm harsh, but that's where you have friends for. Friends are there to tell you the harsh, uncomfortable truths that other people won't tell you. You know who's never going to tell you the truth? A groupie. A groupie is going to want to be at the club with you, is going to want to hang around you, leach off the success is going to enable the things that also give them access. It's the illusion of friendship. A true brother, which transcends friendship, will tell you what's uncomfortably true and nobody else will. That's what I want around me.

By the way, sounds great. Let me say this. I'm not saying everything has to be, listen, there was times. And that's fresh. There was times. You know, after the whole little Miranda thing, things got a little, you know, I could tell because, like, I know that nigga fresh. Things they never get where, like, publicly I'm kicking his back in, where he's like, man, fuck act. And I think, again, I guess I want to just keep asking what this word friendship means to y'all

because what friendship means to me is that, yeah, me and him may have not seen eye on a topic or like it got a little bit odd. But trust me, you know, if I go through something bad or he goes through something bad, what he could definitely know. And what I would, hopefully I know, is that he will never be online just kicking my back in. And again, I'm not trying to bring the whole thing back because I think you answered it. You felt what Clive did was a really big attack.

I didn't know. I didn't know. I don't think there's any denying that. The last analogy I'll make is like you keep saying maybe you should criticize or advise people privately. And how come this entire call you've been criticizing me? Why not bring your criticisms of my content? You're saying that I'm making people dislike Islam.

why not privatize that? Why are you publicizing this conversation? But when I publicly criticize gambling, that's a problem. You're a sneaker, man. I ain't going to lie. This is why you be losing debates. Because here's the thing, I'm not Muslim, nigga, and I don't got no spiritual thing God of me.

I'm over here as a nigga just off that fucking hand dog or I'm off that goddamn Don Julio. You supposedly is doing your, what you call it, the do-a, you're on your dean, inshallah. You're supposed to be a... higher light. Let me say this. When you tell me that, hey, act, basically, you can't help yourself. Why should I? Great. We're just the same. So don't say, inshallah, because I don't say inshallah. I just say I'm on some nigger shit. You want some sneak ocean. I just saw you do

the sign of the cross a couple days ago with six nine. Bro. I'm, yo. You said you were Christian in this conversation. Bro, I'm not promoting none of my audience to be Christian than nobody, bro. I Don't give a fuck. So you can criticize me publicly because you don't take your religion seriously? Is that your justification? Yeah, sneak, I want you to get like a point before we get up, but you said what now? I'm not trying to get a point. I'm trying to, there's no, I'm not trying to beat you on anything.

No, no, go ahead. You're saying that the whole point of this call is that you think that I criticize too much and it pushes people away. But you've done the same thing. That was not the point. You're saying that you're my friend. You're criticizing me extremely publicly about everything I do in my stream. This is the same thing. that you're

confusing me on. I criticize what people are doing on the extremes. Yes. Thank you. Yes. So I'm here

owning up to it. Today, let me tell you this. I've been with Sneko while he did everything Neon did. And trust me, I would take that to the grave.

Hold on. I would take that. Hold on. But I kid you not in the last, hold on. I'm being honest. But in the last few months,

bro, I'm just watching you being so flagrantly hypocritical that even, Even my tweet, I was just like, again, bro, I don't care what you say to neon. There's no hypocrisy.

I don't, I would never call you out for what you say to neon. Bro, I just know. Yeah, because it's, it's additive to my real thing. Yo, let me tell you this, Sneiko. What? It's additive to the real thing when I called you out. Sneiko, you don't know the worst days of your life is when somebody or some bitch says some shit about you that you know is not true.

when everybody kicking your back in calling you something you're not. And here's the thing. I'm not telling you to support no nigger because I don't support no nigger. What I'm saying is that if you're going to dance on that man's grave, what? Anyway. You don't understand. I think it's looping.

It was good talking to you at. Have a good one. Anyway, chat. And Gigi's in the chat, bro. Okay. Is this a second or a third time that sneaked? Why does Sneakle? keep trying to like debate with me my bad chat hold on me get this why does sniko like keep trying to

debate he keeps trying to like get his get back now he's like oh you're dog okay so what could we get to real quick by the way again just the last like 30 seconds here and kind of like um just trying to explain i tweeted sneeco because i'm like yo bro i don't know if y'all are all fake friends like I don't hang out with I don't live in Miami fresh lives in Miami Sneco lives in Miami or Miami in New York um clav lives in my bro they all be acting like bro I don't I hang out on my damn self my dogs you get what I'm saying so it's like I'll be watching these guys they'd be acting like oh we're collabing we're this we're with girls we're going here let's get in the sprinter and then something comes out and they're like oh this

thing is a pedophile I'm like what what you was just with him. So I just looked at it. I'm like, yo, Sneiko, if anybody should shut the fuck up, right? If anybody should shut the fuck up. Let's say me in Blueface, like, I'm just randomly mentioned Blueface. Let's say me and Blueface did a, I don't know, a two man. We did a two man and we did a like a weak marathon, a two man, right?

And we like linked up with Mad Girls and Third. some random girl come out and says yo blue face did x y z i just feel like i should probably just shut up and just be like all right man i don't know what's going on there man i'm just shut up i'm not trying to say supported just shut up once i've seen a nigga support and i'm like yo i'll be thinking these things as friends too so i don't know i'd be thinking they're friends so i don't know whatever all right all right oh shit chat let me do this Takes money or Yo, chat, I hate to tell y'all, man.

Don't play this shit. So, chat, uh, I hate to say it, man. Yo, Akasha, I rock with you, man. I know you don't follow me. I think your girl probably hate me in the crib. It's all good. Yo, bro, you gotta have a backbone, my name. You gotta tell her to stop, dog.

I get it. Y'all are on a podcast. They cooking y'all. No matter what episode, everybody's talking about your girl. she was wild in told my X, Y, and Z, I get it. You left your podcast, my nigga. You left a million dollar job. A lot of people criticize you.

I don't know if I could criticize you, even though I want to, because I love flagrant. I love what you were on there. You my guy. But this was probably the only way to keep your relationship with your wife. You left the podcast that was making you millions of dollars. I bet. I see you doing your thing.

You work in this, third. But brother, how come when you working, your girl got you to quit your million dollar a year job and she's still starting problems, bro? At some point, you gotta be a man and man up, bro. I'm sorry, I fuck with you, Akasha. You know I fuck with you, gang.

All you got to tell shorty is like, yo, bro, don't speak on what's going on. Like, let me handle that. Let me handle that. So, chat, Akash's wife, it's not even Akash, bro. Kosh don't do nothing. Akash's wife is now sneak this in the dudes that was on the podcast with Akash that made him millions of dollars.

She's now coming with a whole story saying, yo, this is why we had to leave that podcast. The dude we fuck with on there and we trusted, they basically called Andrew Sholza bitch chat I'm not even lying I wish I was lying bro I wish I was lying dog like chat just check this out bro in New York City

so today it was actually a hard day for me because my husband had to finally go back to work after having the whole month of July off I think it was his first month okay no this ain't the one bro I ain't gonna lie man it This shit's depressing, bro. This shit is depressing.

Is it this? You know, a second, Chad. Where is it at? Oh, here we go. Here we go. Age, when I tell you about my Ls. So number one, I was going to the IGK event. It was the first day of my period.

Okay, it looked like shit. It's a miracle. I even made it out the door. No makeup on my face. The lady outside the door is like, I'm sorry, this is a private event. I'm like, oh, no, I'm actually on the list. She was like, what's your name?

I was like, Justine Singh, and she was like, oh, like, this is who they're letting in here? Yep, it's me, Just Lane. The second all I took was when we had a carbon reservation. I don't know. I guess I thought being Akash Singh's wife comes with some benefits or some motion. But I'm like, okay, I'm 30 minutes late. Okay, maybe I was pushing it. Maybe I was like 40 to 45 minutes late.

We get in and they're like, what time was your reservation? We were like, oh, 9.30. They're like, yeah, we can't see you. Like, I thought it was Drake or something. thing that I could pull up 40 minutes late. And they're like, welcome, we have a private room for you. Like, they couldn't have given less of a fuck. Like, they gave zero fucks, negative three.

Can you check? And he looked at the computer. He's like, yeah, I've got nothing. My third L was when me and my sister went to the Killian fragrance event at the Standard Hotel. See this whole line of people outside. And I'm like to my sister like, no, don't worry. Like, we're not sitting in the slime.

We're on the lip. Oh, gosh, I fuck with you, gang. And every time I give advice on women, I always tell people I've been in some of the worst relationships too, bro. Like, I'm not perfect. Akash, you got to tell this chick to shut the fuck up. Akash, nobody cares about what she's saying, my nigga. Bro, she don't even got, like, let me tell this.

A girl who pop in got, like, 10 girlfriends who followed right behind her. Nika, she got nobody who followed behind her, nigga. It's like she's just holding, like, pussy over here, bro. Like, bro, this chick, like, what? Yo, Akash, you got her. Watch the blue face like motherfucking stream, bro. Ain't no bitch bigger than the program, bro. I hate to say it like,

your dog, pussy can't be this important, man. All she do is chatting. How is she running the show? You go up to the front of the line and I'm like, oh yeah, I'm here for the Killian event. And he's like, yeah, so are all these people. And I'm like, no, no, no, there must be some misunderstanding. Like, my name is actually on the list.

Nick, how are you the comedian? and she keep talking. Like, yeah, so is everyone else in this line. And I look at the line, and I'm realizing that every girl in this line is fucking hotter than me. So there's no point and even trying to be like charming

and schmooze this guy because every other girl's fucking hotter than me and also waiting in this line. If you see pictures of me in a beautiful red dress, I didn't even, how can I hate from the outside of the clock? I didn't even get in. You on cobblestone streets and me, Peggy, catching a cab to go home.

My, bro, I can't even listen to this nonsense. I can't even listen to this nonsense, gang. This shit is just... That's not even the clip I'm trying to play, man. Like, this shit is bad, bro. This shit is bad. Like, I ain't going to lie to you. I'm surprised Akash still don't realize.

Nika, you're the star! Could I find a thing, man? Like, everybody doing commentary over it. I can't... Shit. All right, bad. I'll play these. People are, I'm gonna, all right. A version of myself because I. Here we go, Chad.

Alex Cooper perspective on the Alex Earl, Alex Cooper situation. Alex Earl was basically expressing how uncomfortable she felt after her initial call, her daddy episode, that they took shots. She was asked, like, really some invasive questions. She was asked a lot of, like, private questions about her family, and it, like, caused a lot of tension in her family after what she tried expressing

that she was kind of shut down by Alex Cooper. Similarly, like, I did the playground, podcast in December, which was a podcast that my husband used to be on. I hate the episode we did. I wish I... Bro, she bullied her husband into quitting his job that paid him a million dollars, man. Yo, gang. I just want to say that again slowly, bro.

This chick done bullied her husband into quitting the job that he was getting paid a million dollars from, man. Man, could I say it one more time? Man, this chick done bully her husband into quitting the job. He was getting paid at least a million dollars. a year from, bro. Gang, trust me, yo, chat.

I believe that bitch Lindsay Clans he's guilty as charge. But trust me. Give me that exercise, man, if my bitch trying to get me to quit my job for him. Hey, you crazy, nigga. What the fuck?

This is, yo, this is insane. What? She's a... Yo, she not only got the nigga to quit. Bro, the nigga don't even make social media. video no more. We only stuck with her. Every day she online talking a bag of shit. Just yapping,

yapping, yapping. Yeahping. What? God is she still talking. Nigger, even Charlemagne had to get off his Rot Nation job to be like, yo bro, keep your bitch off the microphone. That ain't work. Shultz tried that. Yo, bro, how is this? Tick. Referring to the episode they did after the whole scandal broke out. Cool. And, like, we've gone through a lot of, like, special moments together, like, weddings and whatever. So she cussing out Andrew Shultz now.

So the chick, after getting her man to quit, she can't even just, like, go away. Now she want to starve beef. Yo, bro, let's keep it a beam, man. I love Akash. But Kash not like that, gang. He is not like that. So he quit the show Yo, the nigga quit

You know, Monica, imagine me quitting the show I was getting paid a million dollars a year from, and I don't even show up on the last episode gang. Like, what is this? Like, first prince of Belair? What the fuck? Okay, he ain't do that. Bro, he bowed out graceful, nigga.

He do it like comedy shows wherever, nigga. I got, cool. His chick still not happy. She warned him to now beef with the nigger. Yo, bro, I'm telling you, man. These businesses is crazy. Yo. The nigger left the podcast.

Didn't say a word. He's taking all the else. We all laughing at him. She randomly gets on TikTok. Bro. There's five people watching the TikTok, nigger. Akash, their fucking dog, their mama, and one random stalker,

a nigga, like nobody watching this chick, bro. How do fuck? Nobody's watching. her. He left the podcast. He quit his million-dollar job. And bro, he letting her cuss out the nigger who made millions in the first place. Listen to this.

Better cut that. No. No, what do you mean? We're not cutting that. We're not cutting that. We're not cutting that. We're not cutting that. And it's like, but I actually don't feel comfortable without living on the internet forever. But, like, I looked up to this person so much. And the person was like a brother. She told my Andrew Jolz. To us. And, like, we had gone through a lot of, like, special moments

together like weddings and whatever and I trust to this person to have my back and it's also like but we had your back through so many controversies he's just joking he's just joking you know it's fine like we have your back we have your back like you've done so much for us but then it's like at a certain point it's like we go through one like controversy that's like how you can and I just like I don't get that and it just makes me sad because I feel like we were so gaslit and warped into thinking that my girl my girl he asked her go on a She said she went a podcast game. Like this is insane, bro.

This shit is insane, bro. This shit is insane. He doesn't really care. He's just like, you do you. He also orders Uber Reeds too. And it adds to the mental load in our... Yo, the craziest, I don't go a lie to you, bro. Yo, Kosh, you were a real nigga, bro.

I would have been strangled this whole. I haven't got to cap with you, bro. I ain't, you don't follow me anyway, nigga. I gotta keep it a bitch. I would have been on some Lindsey Klanze and shit. You crazy as fuck. Yo, gang. Nick, how you quit your job?

You still taking care? Nigger, she make 55 cents every month, my nigga. Nigger, ass. Bro, she's still getting on line criticizing him. Just give us unnecessary anxiety. The home body, I really like, I appreciate that so much love that we always have like a clean house to come home to. Second of all, he gave me the whole master bedroom closet all to myself, which is so sweet. Y'all niggins, you hear the shit?

Because I have so much room now for all my purses, all my shoes. I bully my husband to get the whole master bedroom closet. He make all the money. He got to spend it all on me. It's like girl world. You don't have to like crunch it all together because then I feel like it's like hard to see. What you actually want to wait. Yo, when I see this shit, man, I'm like, yo, shot to blue face.

Ain't no bitch bigger than the program, nigga. No bitch bigger than the program. Straight up. And for my birthday, he had a whole party planning committee of all my friends to help secure the most perfect gift. And he not, he got not only one gift, but he got like four or five. So she clowning them out. Like, yeah, this clown-ass thing got like five gifts. Gifts, the most thoughtful gift ever.

Thoughtful and like also really on brand with what I love. so I can't wait to show you guys. Also, he knows, like, I'm really not into cooking, so he doesn't give a fuck that I order Uber Eats every single day. Yo, this is insane, bro. He knows I'm not into cook. Yo, let me tell you this. Yo, chat.

Yo, your chat, let me tell this. And I'm saying this. Every time I say some shit about, like, women and shit like that, I got to tell you I've been through the worst or the worst. Yo, none of you bitches getting nothing. near a ring on your finger. If you're not heating up that's goddamn stove, you can't turn on the oven.

You don't know how to season old chicken is a dump. This is the only, what the fuck? Yeah, he know I ain't into cooking. So I just order Uber. What? Also, he knows, like, I'm really not into cooking, so he doesn't give a fuck that I order Uber Eats every single day for every single meal if I really need to.

Even if I eat bites of something, he doesn't really care. He's just like, you do you. He also orders Uber Eats, too. And it's just like nice because we don't have to like worry about like cleaning up after cooking like if when we were in the Hamptons for July he made it his mission to like potty train our dog dream So he would be the one to get up with her and like take her out several times a day and tell she Yo, this is insane. Yo, I ain't going to lie, man. Yo, a little dirt killed kill niggins for less.

I mean, I mean my bed like look. Yo, my, yo, what the fuck? He started to like get used to peeing on the grass and I just thought it was so sweet that he really like took the burden on himself because he knew. that like since he's gone a lot he didn't want me to have to like worry about that too. Now he asked me like what time she's been getting up because he literally wants to send someone to procure her from my bed so that I don't have to get up with her in case she gets up too early. She's like yeah that's my dad. The fact that he even thought about like just sending the dog walker to come in so I literally

don't have to get up from my bed to take her out is just like I can't make this stuff up. Like he's so, thank you babe. Akash Singh's wife had a meltdown and exposed him she titled this thinks any of that trying if you look at

or anything that's insane bro that ain't a lot bro that's insane oh this is one right a f

being Akash Singh's wife comes with some benefits or some motion but I'm like okay I'm 30 minutes late and it's by the way you tried that when she

supposed to be flagrant even if it misses the Oh yeah. It's where she's going on on Andrew Shult. Yo, Shultz, I ain't going to lie to you, bro. Akasha's lost, bro. He's in a sunken place. He ain't coming back.

Yo, Kasha, I fuck with you, but, bro. Nigger. Nigger, I don't know what you got going on. Bro, you can't tell your bitch to shut the fuck up. Nigger, cut the credit card. Nigger, cut it up. Nigger, just donate your money to charity or some Bill Gage shit. Just tell her, she'll never get nothing.

again. She'll shut the fuck up. Yo, I swear at this point, yo, this is, yo, I promise you, I promise you. Akash. Now I said, some old need they motherfucker. We'll go away.

Learn how to donkey cone the bitch. My uncle, my uncle taught me this. Let me, just kidding somebody. I ain't going to lie to you, Akash. I got to say it, bro. Christian in her, that blue face boy. Listen, let me- Oh gosh, this for you.

Show you how to beat a bitch, and when the police come, you ain't got no problem. I watch my uncle do it. I watch Granddaddy do it. I watch Uncle Wayne do it. I watch Uncle Wayne do it. And I told her to cook dinner. In the car, he'd be talking. Bitch, been not called him up for the police on me.

Police get there, the bitch ain't got no ruses on them. That's what the police used to do. That's what the police used to do. So since the nigger can't whip bitches no more, since a nigga can't kick a whole ass, slap a bitch, jaw a bitch, break a bitch nose, give a bitch a raccoon face. Don't do this. Yo, Drew, nobody put this part in there.

Yo, all I'm trying to tell y'all, man, And yo, yo, I'm not even telling this nigga to Lindsay Clancy joint. You feel what I'm just saying, bro, like, come on, man. Just at least be like, yo, bro. And it, like, caused a lot of tension in her family afterwards. She doesn't like that it's, like, living on the internet forever. She tried expressing that she was kind of shut down by Alex Cooper. And, like, she was also intimidated because she had really looked up to Alex Cooper

and, like, wanted a role model and mentor in that space and didn't really get that. Similarly, like, I did the Flagrant podcast in December, which was a podcast. that my husband used to be on. I hate the episode we did. I wish I could take it down. I look back and I like cringe at it. Feel really bad for that version of myself because I trusted this person.

Whole ethos of that the podcast was like founded on was that we don't apologize for jokes and jokes are supposed to be flagrant. Even if it misses the mark, it's okay because like we don't apologize for jokes, but like that logic only apply to the men. And like I understand like I'm not a stand-up comedian, but I was in my first year of content creating.

I did definitely make jokes that were off color for some people, but not for my husband. That's the most important person to me. So, like, if my husband's like, no, I know they're just jokes, like, I'm fine with it. I'm like, oh, okay, cool, you're cool, we're cool. To this other person, it was like, no, what you did was disrespectful, and we need to explain. And this needs to be course corrected because everyone's liability is on the line and it's your fault. And it's like, ooh, okay, that's a lot of pressure. Okay, sure.

Like, I'll do the podcast. I'll do whatever you want me to talk about. Like, I'll do it in a funny way. like say all this stuff and it's like actually like could we maybe cut that or cut that no no what do you mean we're not cutting that we're not cutting that we're not cutting that and it's like but i actually don't feel comfortable without living on the internet forever but like i looked up to this person so much and this person was like a brother to us and like we had gone through a lot of like special moments together like weddings and whatever and i trusted this person to have my back and it's also like but we had

your back through so many controversies he's just joking he's just joking you know it's fine like we have your have your back, like you've done so much for us. But then it's like at a certain point, it's like, we go through one, like, controversy. That's like... I ain't gonna lie, man. Respectfully, I would respect if Akasha at least came on and be like, y'all leave my bitch alone, man. That pussy's good, man. Y'all leave her ass alone.

Bro, he don't even talk. He turned into the girl. He don't talk. She's always yapping. Niggins, she got a gap tooth. She should have a dick in her mouth and something. Like, yo, respect. I hate to, like, I feel like I'm disrespecting her, but like, my nigg.

I gotta keep it a bean like, nigga, how she keep talking? Like, how? Mika, how? Your bro, like, how she keep talking, gang? Nika, she keep yapping. And the nigga we want to hear, he don't talk at all.

Like, how does this work? How you handle it? And I just like, I don't get that. And it just makes me sad because I feel like we were so gaslit and worked into thinking that we were the problem. We were damaging this brand.

Ain't a weed. You're the problem! No. Yo, I ain't going to allow to you. I hate to say fresh and fruit. It was right, bro. This is the only chick Akasha's ever fucked. Bro, you know if he fuck like 10 bitches?

He would tell her to get her funky ass one out of it. Niggie, this is the only pussy's dick has ever been inside. Nick, you know how a dicting pussy is, my nigga? Even when she wrong, she right when this is the only bitch you fucked. Even when she wrong, she's right, my nigga. Now just all of a sudden jokes became a problem because we were making you lose like your cool cachet, I guess, or whatever. I don't give a fuck about my PR. I don't give a fuck about cachet.

I don't give a fuck about my street crowd. Like, I am just trying to achieve my dreams at being a content creator, being an influencer. My husband is obviously trying to achieve his dreams and achieving his dreams, I should say. I hate like things that I said because I felt so uncomfortable and intimidated that I felt like, like, I needed to give them what they wanted or they were not going to be happy. Like, such a 180 from everything I knew about this person and, like, what he had always preached. If you're explaining, you're losing. But then, like, when it comes to me, like, no, you have to explain.

This whole thing that was happening to us caused by this really unhappy group of people on the internet that really hate women, especially opinionated women and especially opinionated women of color. Like, I now have to answer for them. and I was told I needed. Alex Earl recently told a story about after the end was sitting right next to her. And a massive talk. It did not happen to her to what happened to Jasmine on the flagrant podcast saying that she too was used, manipulated, exploited and turned into entertainment.

There is just one teeny problem with this comparison from everything I've seen. Okay. Jazline did not go onto the flagrant podcast under those same circumstances. To my knowledge, she wasn't pressured into drinking beforehand. She wasn't intoxicated and then confronted with these questions that she wasn't prepared for. And let's also remember why she even went onto this podcast in the first place. This wasn't like some random ambush, okay? She.

So this isn't some young girl that was used drunk on a podcast. Didn't know what had happened behind. Again, me being stupid. Again, stupid decision on my part, I was like 21. And now we've basically moved one level up because she is doing that exact thing with the podcast itself. Now she is saying about herself on the podcast that she didn't mean things a certain way.

She didn't know what she was getting herself into. She wasn't allowed to remove certain things. So as you can see, this is her in a nutshell. This has become a pattern for her. Because every single time, Jasmine does or says something that reflects badly on her, there always seems to be a new explanation as to why she isn't responsible. She's constantly infantilizing herself, acting like she's like this innocent little baby, the repressed Indian girl, right, who doesn't know any better.

Have you ever heard of the repressed Catholic school girl? Never. I was, yeah, you know. Okay. So I was Catholic school was in his living room. Imagine how repressed he was. I was the repressed Indian girl. that I didn't even watch Jersey Shore in high school because I felt it to be too inappropriate.

Because again, like repressed Indian girl. She never knows what's happening around her instead of just admitting that she is a grown adult who voluntarily went on a massive podcast and again voluntarily told all these stories about herself. And now because she doesn't like how she came across or doesn't like the way people reacted to what she said, somehow Andrew is now the villain. She's claiming that Andrew was the one who was forcing her to explain herself, yet she was the one who's trying to over-explain things, and even her husband was participating in this and asking her questions.

Oh, uh, the dermatologist video. That one pissed me off. That was outrageous and completely uncalled for. And even Alcoach himself said, do not ask her certain questions because she will answer them. She will answer them. And then in my opinion, she will blame you for her answering or blame you for her answering or blame you for asking them all right let's let's rank asian people okay this is not don't don't do it don't yeah don't do it okay yeah yeah because we can't some of these

questions she might answer and then she might get in trouble in a different way okay you remember this so this is but people always say like that mondes and stuff will say she's just like my mom and i'm realizing what you remember my mom you ask her anything and she's like no i don't want to answer that and then she'll answer yeah i'm realizing she does the exact same thing. Maybe that's why they get along so well. But if you ask these questions, she will answer. She's going to blame you for asking them. It's always somebody else's fault with her. She is always the victim. She is a perpetual victim. Always acting like she's this innocent little baby who doesn't know any better. She can't be responsible for what she says or what she does. And now she is mad at Andrew, which, if anything, Andrew was the one on there trying to save her husband's career.

I mean, think about it. At that point. All right, man. Which was a podcast that my husband used to be on. I hate the episode we did. I wish I could take it down. I look back and I like cringe at it. I feel really bad for that version of myself because I trusted this person.

Whole ethos of that the podcast was like founded on was that we don't apologize for jokes and jokes are supposed to be flagrant. Even if it misses the mark, it's okay because we don't apologize for jokes. Girl, we. What do you mean we? You don't work there. you were never one of the host, you had absolutely nothing to do with this podcast. But like that logic only apply to the men. You mean the men who are getting paid millions of dollars to sit there and make controversial jokes?

You mean those men? That's a completely different situation. And on all fairness, I think she does go on to say, like, I know I'm not a comedian. But then she says, but I was in my first year of content creation. And like, I understand like, I'm not a stand-up comedian, but I was in my first year of content creating. Yeah, and? And? You don't need five years of content creation experience in a communications degree to know when you are making a joke at your husband's expense.

Most people will never make a piece of content in their entire lives and they still understand when they are coming across badly. But honestly, the jokes for me personally, for me, are not even the issue. The issue is her husband morally grandstanding and talking down to people acting like he's better than because he was marrying a virgin. and then suddenly all of this stuff getting exposed and not necessarily lining up with the picture he painted of her. It's just so annoying how she's like that logic only applied to the men as if she is on this podcast. Do you see any of the other wives being like, oh, my jokes don't apply to the ethos of the podcast? Dude, they are in their own lane. She wants to be famous so goddamn bad.

She is like the weird, annoying wife that is always trying to insert herself and her husband's work. I did definitely make jokes that were off color for some people, but not for my husband's. husband. That's the most important person to me. So like if my husband's like, no, I know they're just jokes. Like, I'm fine with it. I'm like, oh, okay, cool. You're cool. We're cool. To this other person, it was like, no, what you did was disrespectful. And we need to explain. And this needs to be course corrected because everyone's livelihood is on the line and it's your fault. Yeah. Everyone's livelihood was on the line. How selfish could she be? She literally traded in her husband's career for her fucking influencer lifestyle or whatever. It's so selfish. And do you see how these people are? This is

what I said in almost every video, how she's saying this other person, this person, I trusted this person. They do not have the balls to say people's names. They always, oh, man. Yo, gosh, man. Maybe it's your religion or whatever it is, man. You got to watch some blueface and really get this chicken check, man. Bro, by now you should have told her, shut the fuck up. Like, literally, shut the fuck up. Bro, why she keep talking to the internet? Yo, is Akash Muslim or something shit like that? Like, he need to be Muslim. Nika, your bitch, not even supposed to be talking this much.

Nika, only like in, like, westernized, like, black and white people shit, like, chicks talk this much. How is this chick so yappity? They Hindu? Okay, maybe the girls run shit in Hindu shit. I don't know, nigga. How is she still talking? Yo, listen, man. You a chick like that, man, you got to put her.

and Sharia law, man. Instantly, man. She's doing too much, bro. All right, anyway. All right, we're done moving on. What are we doing? Oh, did you see, uh, I realized I already did like a Vlad topic.

I was going to do Vlad and, um, by the way, oh, meek Mill update, y'all. So Freak Millie has now blocked me after messaging my personal page. Not even the one with 5 million followers. he he messed in my personal page with

600,000 and um after like saying that you know uh in 120 days he's like yo I hope your mom what do he say it's like yo I hope your mom plans

all that type of bullshit like the nigga was just talking all type of bullshit it looks like I think he realizes that um disrespectfully if anything ever happened to me, like he's going to jail.

So he did what any real nigga would do. He deleted the post. Anyway, so, you know, I tweet him. I said, bro, deleted the messages after putting money in my head. I said, this fool want to be dirt so bad. I can't tell me he sent shooters or the voodoo lady. Anyway, I said, I fell down to my knees when my favorite oblopped me 120 days and counting. Okay.

120 days and counting yeah okay yeah that's him covering his tracks and shit like that all right let's keep it going should we do the nolan wells grand jury shit so chat the grand jury and the nolan wells thing came back and people ain't going to like what they said so noel wells is a a black kid who uh went to horn island with his homies uh apparently he's the only black guy everybody's white they all left without him they kept his phone apparently they claimed that he was there to like he was talking to some chicks so they left left him alone uh he never came back he ended up dying and um when he died uh people thought that he was the grand jury has found as came back and said, yo, yeah, his death got nothing to do with no foul play.

This thing is died. No evidence of a crime in connection with Nolan Wells' death. No criminal charges. So what we're going to do is we're going to go through the main takeaways from this report, which we've been waiting for. Then we have this follow-up from the district attorney. We also have a response from Ben Crump. And later on, we have an interview with the attorney for one of the young men who was

caught up in online speculation. Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law and Crime. I'm Jesse Wepp. A grand jury has found no evidence to support bringing criminal charges in connection with the death of Nolan Wells, meaning they didn't return back what we call on the law. Now remember, a grand jury could either just be for probable cause in terms of return the true bill or not and deal with a possibly indictment of a suspect or something. multiple suspects.

But a grand jury could also do what was called a investigatory probe, which they could ask for witnesses. They could ask for surveillance tape. They could ask for all the type of stuff to, like, figure out if there's probable cause. Remember, probable cause is, in the grand scheme of things, reasonable suspicion means you reasonable have suspicion that there's a crime that occurred. probable cause is that there's probable cause to suspect that there's evidence of a crime or proof that a crime that occurred.

And then a reasonable doubt is the standard for all trials, which is you need to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that somebody did of crime, right? A true bill. Now, this is a major, major update in the story that we've been following for months since the beginning. when this 18-year-old college football player died after a July 4th boating trip to a barrier island called Horn Island out in Mississippi. His body was found two days later, July 6th, his family has been demanding answers, hiring attorney Ben Crump, doing their own private investigation. So after all these months, after all the public statements, the interviews from Nolan's friends, this is the result. And I want to break it down.

I want to tell you what's in this report. I want to play you what we heard from the local DEA in her, in her vision. video response as well as trying to understand why this decision has been made. Where does this go from here? Now, before we get into everything, obviously this is a big story we're following here on Sidebar. We're kind of limited in this capacity in 30, 40 minutes to show you absolutely every single piece of evidence in this case.

So what you can do is you can go to the case file section on the Long Crime Plus app. So we basically open up the evidence fault on all these major cases so you can inspect the raw body cam footage, the 911 calls, the crime scene photos, the full trial tapes, firsthand plus you get ad-free streaming of all your favorite long crime and court TV shows right now we got a special offer used by promo code side fall you get your first three months of long crime plus for the condition of time of discovery eyes so this is what the grand jury found witnesses recorded statements to authorities physical evidence digital evidence maps GPS data

photos videos correspondence between the district attorney's office and the family's legal team we're gonna have more on that in a little bit but the grand did find, quote, that the position of, the condition of, time of discovery, and location of Mr. Wells' body is consistent with drowning. But to be clear, they are saying there is no evidence of a homicide, no evidence that he had been killed. Now, it even addressed this apparent bruising on Nolan's body, which we've talked about before. I'm talking about this apparent bruising on the back of his head. And if you recall, when the family hired an independent autopsy to be performed by forensic pathologist Dr. Roger Mitchell, he found that there was this red discoloration

in the soft tissue on the back of the head. At the time, I interviewed different forensic pathologists about this, and they said one thing could be it was blunt force trauma, or two, it could be the result of decomposition. Well, the grand jury indicated that the bruising to the back of the head was, quote, not a fatal injury, but it couldn't be determined what the actual cause of that injury was. The grand jury finding it found no evidence of any fatal injury or organic disease to Mr. Well's body. And apparently one witness testified that they saw Nolan, quote, slip awkwardly off the side of a boat on that day, but quote, could not say whether Mr. Well struck his head during the fall and that he, quote, continued to socialize after the fall and did not

appear injured. So look, we don't know if that was contributing to the apparent bruising or not. but it was part of this report. It was determined. Okay, so this is a long way to kind of tell you that screen activities. They don't believe that there is any crime that got committed. On other boats, they visit and socialize on. And they also added that Nolan's phone was not the only one to go back to the mainland without its owner. But again, no finding of criminality here.

And when I say that, also no tampering with evidence or false. statements to law enforcement. Now, there is a caveat in the grand jury's report, and it says that if evidence should develop or evolve in the future that, quote, suggests Mr. Wells' death was non-accidental, then that evidence should be presented to a grand jury for possible filing of homicide charges. This now brings me to a recorded video statement from Jackson County District Attorney Angel Myers-Mackle-Rath. So this is on the heels of the findings of the grand jury report after it was released, her office is releasing this. And I have to tell you, when you listen to her, there's a few themes here.

Now, remember, she has been relatively silent during the course of this investigation. She was kind of limited in what she could say, not surprising. A prosecutor, a DA, they don't want to share the results of an investigation. They can't say anything that would taint an investigation. So she's been kind of limited in how she can respond. But one theme from her statement, which we're going to show you right now, was calling out those who pushed what she saw, as false and dangerous narratives. Outsiders and influencers have attempted to exploit Nolan's death to divide and create chaos here.

The narrative that three white boys and a black boy went to an island and only three white friends returned spread like wildfire. This was false. Nolan went to Horn Island on July 4th, 26 with a large group of friends and while on the island, he connected with even more friends. There is absolutely no evidence to support the allegations that Nolan's disappearance and death were racially motivated. Nolan's friends love Nolan, and Nolan loved them. Nolan chose to stay on the island that day, and there is not a scintilla of evidence to contradict that.

The family, the crump team, and anyone close to Nolan knew that his disappearance and... So they're basically choking it up as this is not a murder. and death were not the result of racial hate or violence. Yet the flames of that narrative set against the backdrop of Mississippi's terrible history were fanned by both people who knew the truth and those who didn't. So she says that Nolan's death was not the result of some racial corrupt system trying to hide the truth. And that leads me to this next part, this other theme, where she calls out Ben Crump and his team, the legal representatives for Nolan Wells family. Now, to be clear, she's not quite going after the

family, but more seemingly Ben Crump and his team. For example, on July 15th, 2026, Nolan's family and the Crump team were shown evidence of Nolan purchasing his own alcohol. But that fact, they chose not to share with the public. On August 13th, 2026, after the Crump team conducted and released the results of its independent autopsy, and after receiving hundreds of tips, they advised my office that they had no evidence of a crime being committed against Nolan Wells. Just this weekend, I read where a congresswoman had met with Nolan's family and the crump team and said that Nolan Wells is another black boy murdered and no one seems to care. Ma'am, you are wrong.

The crump team knows this and knows that they are dealing with a district attorney whose unwavering pursuit of the truth. All right. So ain't no charges coming, man. Ain't no goddamn charges coming, which is rather sad if you ask me. No charges at all. Okay, real quick update about Dirk's trial. Here we go.

Here we go. Actually, before that, let's go to Sedi Nash. He went to the bond hearing for Ben 10 and also OG3. Check what he said. what's not true and paperwork about him telling in 2018 and helping the feds out and a cooperator

So he's talking about OG3 Oh that, that's fake That ain't real That's made up paperwork It do look bad on his part As far as his There we say His bond motions and all that shit

But it is what it is He's trying to get out Now what is going on Why is it a federal case versus a state case? Well, it's a Hobzak robbery case Which means that The goods and services

traveled to another state, aka Louisiana. So the moment that they decided to leave the state of Texas is the moment that they added the Hobbs Act to their charges of robbery. Now, Sedi Nash, are you telling me that you are saying that they robbed somebody? Yes, according to the feds, and according to all type of news,

if you've been under Iraq, you ain't heard of nothing. There's a rapper out of Detroit, Michigan name, All-Star J-R. Why is All-Star J-R important? Because All-Star J-R is the victim in this point. and he is in federal custody as well for felon in possession of a weapon. But don't worry, it gets a little crazy as far as how this all goes. Why does it get crazy? Because All-Star J.R. was defending himself.

But it's what he did afterwards that makes it felon in possession. So simplistically put, All-Star was sitting in a restaurant with whomever is significant other and eating. And he left towards an elevator at Confessions Restaurant, which is not too far from here. As he left Confessions Restaurant, he was a. assaulted and robbed for his jury. All right, man. Okay, so this is a relevant joint. Jay Prince Jr. actually hit me today.

And I want to read you a little bit about what he said. Because he watched his clip, and he said this. He said, once again, the truth has come out after all these crazy made-of stories that I sent people to do shit. Like, I'm actually sloppy like that. he then said a lot of people know what I said this a lot of people try to connect anything misfortunate with you

misfortune happening to you kind of handling something going down and he's like yeah the hate train has been serious since I got blamed for the takeoff shit which I had nothing to do with also I believe that Jay Prince Junior had nothing to do with

takeoff shit all right man we just got out of court for the bond here in the OG3 and Bing 10, coincidentally. I'll get more to the Ben 10 thing in a minute, but I have to put this out because if I don't, then I'm going to be one of the fakes persons out there. The reason you don't see goddamn J. Prince Jr. in the indictment or anything like that as far as him going to jail and all that shit, it's because the fans out they mouth said, and this is on the stand. So when the transcripts come out, I'll read all the transcripts.

The fans say, hey, man, he ain't a part of this. They say that all of this shit was coincidental. So the fans got on the stand and said, this is coincidental. So all the doom and gloom, all the, hey, bro, goddamn Jay Prince Jr. is done. All that talk, bro. That shit all ends today as far as how I go. If y'all want to push it some other way, then go ahead and push it some other way. For me, that train himself.

I got to see the whole entire video of what exactly happened. And confessions. Yeah, I think I might sit with also, not all sorry, J.R. J. Prince Jr. He's down to talk. He's been teasing that he's down to talk. He's, you know, he's tired to bullshit. He's tired of people putting stuff on his name.

So maybe. Restor out. And, um, we're going to be fair square obvious and honest. Because I think they're going to have to. rent, uh, OG3 a bond because I think OG3 will get a bond as well. They lied, man. Yeah, fans lie. Damn, so you know, you said don't trust the fans.

The fans lie. Yeah, they definitely lie, bro. They, they say some shit that wasn't even true. I'd have to act it out for y'all. Just so you can kind of understand what the hell's going on. But I can pay the picture of words. All right, man, we just got out of court for the, okay.

All right. So let's get some things clear it out. the way. The reason that Jay Prince Jr. is not going to be charged by the feds is because the feds flat out their mouth said that this was coincidence that this was not planned. You can tell it wasn't playing because when OG3 and his girl walked out, they walked past All-Star and didn't even notice him. All-Star J-R initiated the contact with James Pritch Jr. And it was tits. I ain't going to lie. It was damn near forehead to forehead. You feel? me so you have that it was six dudes all in all as far as um james prince junior and everybody else

and then it was three ladies um uh all-star jr baby mama got dang three's mom and three's girl i don't know if they got a kid or not that's i don't know but anyways so there's that part it please don't see the period think that i'm trying to cape for j prince junior at all i 100 percent don't like mob ties or any of the motherfuckers over there simply for the way that goddamn offset and takeoff retreated once takeoff died because offset was right you're speaking for the family is speaking out when james prince senior you old enough to know let the family speak on this shit before you all open your mouth the internet will run and create whatever stories that they want to create that's how it goes you should be old enough

and wise enough to know that. That's when you seen Sedy Dash basically say, I'm not rocking with James Pritch, senior and James Pritch, Jr. at all. Just on some internet shit from the way that they handle that whole entire shit would take off. I didn't like how they put the roses right next to the roses. That was for...

All right, man. I ain't a lot. Anyway, okay. Let's see. What else we got going on? We do have a clav in diamond. I'm just... When you're talking, that nigga sneak on, man?

I need to get you tired. bro i know wells we did andrew sholts akash we did we're not gonna do the dirt new motion we got russell simmons with that shit as well smirke your court date willie you get bond i think no chat hey chat i ain't gonna lie of you man that fucking sneeco debate took all out of me bro i ain't gonna cat bro i'm calling it bro it's midnight man that nigginsico just took all the fucking energy out of me, though. Pause, man. I'm gonna catch y'all a little bit earlier tomorrow, man.

I hitch out with all the topics and shit, but, like, this thing is Sneakle's just like, bro, I know, bro. That debate took it out of me, but I'm like, yo, fuck! I hate them. Actually, I don't hate debates, but it's just... I love y'all, man. I'm gonna catch you out tomorrow, man.

Here we go. I'm gonna... Should I screen share? I think I have to...