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Episode Date: September 26, 2024

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Sounded the Division of Criminal Court 10. The third judicial district of the State of Tennessee is now open for the transaction of business pursuant to adjournment. All persons having business with this court will near give attention, and you shall be heard. The Honorable Judge, Jennifer Johnson Mitchell, presiding. You may be seated. You need to take care of before you're going to jury in? Hello, Your Honor. To evidence, you'll be up first.

Yes, Your Honor. You can bring in the jury. The seat is a jury charge. This is my portion of this trial. It's the law. Now, the law states that I have to read it to you. Please don't think I am insulting your intelligence by reading to you. I know you can read for yourself, but the law states that I have to read it,

and you all have to hear it at the same time. Then is your copy. Feel free to write on it. I have the official copy here that will go back with you to the jury room. I'm not right on this copy. feel free of any notes that you'd like to make and any changes that I have to make that I see that need to be made will be made on the official comment. State of Tennessee versus Justin Johnson. Members of the jury, the evidence in this case has been completed, and it is now my duty to instruct you as to the law. After I instruct you as to the law, the state and the defense may present their closing arguments.

The law applicable to this case is stated in these instructions, and it is your duty to carefully consider all of them. The order in which these instructions are given is no indication of their relative importance. You should not single out any one or more of them to the exclusion of another or others, but should consider each one in light of and in harmony with the others. Duties of the court and the jury. The law makes it the duty of the court to charge the jury a law relative to the case on trial. And the duty of the juror to carefully consider all of the evidence delivered to them in the trial and under the law given them by the court, rendered their verdicts with absolute impartiality. No sympathy or prejudice by the jury.

You can have no prejudice or sympathy or allow anything but the law and the evidence to have any influence upon your verdicts. You must render your verdict with absolute fairness and impartiality as you think justice and truth dictate. The indictment in this case is the formal written accusation charging the defendant with the crimes. It is not evidence against the defendant and does not create any inference of guilt. Statements and rulings of the court. At times during the trial, I have ruled upon the admissibility of evidence. You must not concern yourself with these rulings. Neither by such rulings, these instructions, nor any other remarks which I have made,

do I mean to indicate any opinion as to the facts or as to what your verdict should be? Statements and arguments of counsel. Statements, arguments, and remarks of attorneys are intended to help you in understanding the evidence and applying the law, but they are not evidence. If any statements were made by the attorneys in this trial at any time that you believe are not supported by the evidence, you should disregard them. Along these lines, the opening and closing arguments of the attorneys are likewise not evidence. You must base your decision in this case on the evidence that was actually presented in this court, not on the statements of attorneys. Furthermore, the questions the lawyers ask the witnesses are not evidence.

You should not think that something is true just because one of the lawyers ask questions that assume or suggest that it is true. Jury. Judges of facts and law. You are the exclusive judges of the facts in this case. Also, you are the exclusive judges of the law under the direction of this court. You should apply the law to the facts in deciding this case. You should consider all of the evidence in light of your own observance. and experiences in life. Presumption of innocence.

The law presumes that the defendant is innocent of the charges against him. This presumption remains with the defendant throughout every stage of the trial and is not overcome unless all the evidence in the case you are convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty. Burden of proof. The state has the burden of proving the guilt of the defendant beyond a reasonable doubt and this burden never shifts but remains on the state throughout the trial of the case.

The defendant is not required to prove his innocence. The state must have proven beyond a reasonable doubt all of the elements of the crime charged and that it was committed before the finding and returning of the indictment in this case. Reasonable doubt is that doubt engendered by an investigation of all the proof in the case. and an inability after such investigation to let the mind rest easily as to the certainty of guilt. Absolute certainty of guilt is not demanded by the law to convict of any criminal charge, but moral certainty is required, and this certainty is required as to every element necessary to constitute the offense. Crimes charged and plead.

The first count of the indictment charges the offense of conspiracy to, commit first degree murder. Embraced and included within the offense are the lesser included offenses, facilitation to make conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. The second count of the indictment charges the offense of first-degree murder. Embraced and included within the offense are the lesser included offenses of second-degree murder, facilitation to wit first-degree murder, facilitation to wit, second-degree murder, Facilitation to wit second degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, facilitation to wit voluntary manslaughter, facilitation to it aggravated assault,

simple assault, facilitation to it simple assault. The third count of the indictment charges the offense convicted felon in possession of a firearm. The court will now explain to you the law applicable to count one in this indictment. conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. Any person who conspires to commit an offense is guilty of a crime. For you to find the defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, the state must have proven beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the following essential elements. That the defendant entered into an agreement with one or more people to commit the offense of first-degree murder. It is not necessary that the officer

of the agreement be attained, and that each of the parties to the conspiracy had the intent to commit the offense of first-degree murder, and that each party acting for the purpose of promoting or facilitating the commission of the offense of first-degree murder, agreed that one or more of them would engage in conduct which constitutes the offense of first-degree murder, and that one of the parties to the conspiracy committed an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy. An overt act is an act done by one of the parties to carry out the intent of the conspiracy, and it must be a step toward the execution of this conspiracy. Intent means that a person acts intentionally when it is the person's conscious objective or desire to cause the death of the alleged victim. Conspiracy is a continuing force of conduct which terminates when the objectives of the conspiracy are completed,

completed for the agreement that they be completed is abandoned by the person and by those with whom the person conspires. The objectives of the conspiracy include but are not limited to escape from the offense, distribution of the proceeds of the offense and measures other than silence for concealing the crime or obstructing justice in relation to it. Abandonment of a conspiracy is presumed if neither the person, nor anyone with whom the person conspired, does any overt act in pursuance of the conspiracy during the applicable period of limitation. If an individual abandons the agreement, the conspiracy is terminated as to that person,

only if and when those with whom the person conspired of the abandonment or the person informs law enforcement authorities of the existence of the conspiracy and of the person's participation therein. However, your presence is not... Hi, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. Yes, I know, but I told you out last night if you got through the whole stream,

I will be back on early today. What's going on my mic? Yeah, the closing arguments is happening today. If you guys don't know, the Justin Johnson dude, straight drop, he's getting straight cooked. They put up no defense. There's actually no defense.

The prosecution arrested their case. They called the bodyguard of Dolf, a family member of Dolf. They called the shoot. Cornelius Smith to tell on Justin. They called retired detectives and investigators who worked on the case, medical examiners, other people to break down GPS, phone tracking stuff.

They called people to verify the calls from the cell company. They called a lot of people to prove their case. They even called Justin Johnson's own brother, who was the accessory to murder, who facilitated a lot of the after-the-murder stuff. they had all of them being questioned. After all of them got questioned, they rested their case.

They also said something a little bit surprising, but there's a proffer or there was a proffer with Hernandez-Govon, who has yet to go on trial. But he is charged with, I believe, murder. And essentially, the defense said, yo, we're not going to have Justin Johnson testify, which, by the way, makes sense. Trust me, it makes sense.

Because he doesn't seem like the smartest or sharpest tool in a draw. I think he would get cooked. Also, what the hell could he say that's going to go against all this other amount of evidence? I did think that they were going to try to put a somewhat of an evidence, but there's no alibi. There's nobody coming in for his alibi. And anything they could have done to refute everything, they did on cross-examination during the prosecution's case. So they just rested as well.

And now we're here. The judge is reading out directions and directions that the jury will. follow going into this next proceeding, which is listening to, remember, they've been listened to sworn witnesses, right? Other than the opening, which I got instructions for that, they were listening to testimony from witnesses. Now they're going to listen to the prosecutor, they're going to listen to the defense attorney and the prosecutor address them directly. This is one of the first and a few times you could address the jury directly rather than just the court, and it's like a last way to just kind of wrap up the case

summaryed up. They could also, not necessarily lie, but you could, you could kind of, you could kind of be speculative here to kind of sweeten, you know, your summary for your, for your, for your, um, defendant or, you know, for the prosecutor to make him look even worse. And this is why she's instructing the jury that, yes, you're going to, you're going to hear the closing, but what you're hearing is different from the testimony, which is sworn and it's supposed to be factual. Um, you're going to hear them address you directly, but you have to go off the facts of the case, all right? She's still reading the directions. Again, this is just procedural, formal. Again, if you ask me how today's going to go, she's going to, which, by the way, she read everything already. So we're a little

behind them. I'm actually going to start skipping it. And we're going to get, she's just reading procedural stuff. She's also going to explain the charges. Actually, she probably won't do that until she's about to send them out for deliberation. But then she's going to allow the defense. So the way how trials go, defense goes first and prosecutor goes afterwards. I think so. And then I think the defense could go again if necessary i forgot who gets the last word i think the prosecutor could get the last word again it's all like really a song in advance all right cool let me just skip passes skip passes skip passes it's okay she's still wow she was talking for a while let's just skip to do do do do do do okay all right so now here's the here's the here's the here's the

here's the is this the prosecutor no it's the closing arguments okay good morning By the way, we're expecting that a verdict could come down today. If closings last, I want to say it's noon right now. I don't think closing for each of them should be more than an hour. Back-to-back closings, I think we should have the jury deliberated by 3 o'clock. And I think the jury is going to want to come to a decision today. This is an open shut case. They don't want to have to come back in tomorrow.

I think they're going to give the verdict today or at latest tomorrow in the morning. But let's see. Oh, actually the prosecutor went first. Okay, okay, so the prosecutor goes first, then the defense, I think. My name is Iris Williams. I'm one of the prosecutors on this case. And earlier this week, you heard opening statements. You heard opening statements from prosecution and from the defense attorney. And you were told all the things that you could expect this week. And one of those important things that you could expect was that it is not 1981 anymore. and that things have changed. But what does that mean?

It means that it's hard to keep a secret. It's hard to hide who you're talking to. It's harder to hide your actions. And it's even harder to hide who you know. But ladies and gentlemen, despite all of those things that have changed, one thing has not changed, and that is the state's burden.

The safe burden of proof is beyond a reasonable death. So what does that mean? Where are we? So the defendant, Justice Johnson, is charged with three counts. Conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, first-degree murder, and convicted felon in possession of a firearm. So I know that you've already gone through a little bit of this law during more dire, and especially through the jury instructions.

But a brief overview of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder is that, one, This defendant entered into an agreement with one or more people to commit first free murder. Yep, he did. Two, each of the parties to the conspiracy had the intent to commit the first free murder. Yep, guilty. Three, each party acted for the purpose of promoting or facilitating the first free murder. Guilty. And four, one or more of the parties committed an overt act to help the crime happen.

Yeah, guilty. So what did we hear this week? This week we heard testimony from co-defendant Cornelius Smith. He testified for us and he told us that he met Justin Johnson through Hernandez-Gobon and that he knew Justin with a rapper and he was also known by the name as Straight Drive. So Smith had known the defendant for a couple of, actually a couple of months and they hung out a couple of times before the murder. He was able to identify defendant in open court and during his testimony Smith told us that on November 17th, 2021, he and the defendant knew that Big Juk had a $100,000 hit on Dawes Head. Cornelia said that he and Justin agreed to kill Dove together, and both of them receiving $40,000 a piece.

Not only do you tell us that, he told us that this plan had been in process for weeks, and that Justin knew about it. And there were conversations previously, or prior to this murder, and Justin John. was an active participant in those agreements. So there we have it. A conspiracy to commit first degree murder. An agreement was made. Each the parties have the intent to commit the first degree murder. Each person acted for the purposes of promoting facilitating.

And, ladies and gentlemen, the overt act is the killing. Talk about it. Next, first degree murder. In essence, a first degree murder, is a premeditated killing of another. What's required for first to be murder is one that the defendant unlawfully killed the victim. Guilty.

The only way to lawfully kill someone is if you are in protection of yourself or others. Second, you have to prove that this defendant acted intentionally. Intentionally means that there was no mistake. There was no action. What up, Mac 22? I see my boy. Third, you have to prove that the killing was premeditated. And as we saw or as we learned in War Dyer last week,

Premeditation does not mean that you had to have this plan for months, weeks, or days in advance. It could just mean that you simply stepped out of your car. You held up your hand, you pointed a gun, and you shot and killed somebody. As long as you had a moment to think about what you were doing, that's premeditation. Talk about it. Next. So we heard from a couple of people this week. First, we heard from the victim's sister, Erica Thornton.

She testified that the victim was a living person. He had a family, he had children. She's known him her entire life. She attended and planned his funeral service. And coupled with that, defense counsel and the prosecution agreed to a stipulation, which just means that they agreed to establish that this victim was a living person who was now deceased. Later on, we heard from Dr. Scambleberry, she was the medical examiner and performed the autopsy. She found that there was a total of 22 gunshot entry wounds, including gunshots to the back torso, front torso, head, neck, upper extremities.

How many shots? Got shot 20 times? She also testified that on the property that was collected from the victim, there was no weapon. Yeah, dog, yeah, dog ain't had no gun on them. And we also heard from Raul Hawkins. He testified that he was head of Dov security for years. He was able to identify Doff's car in the beginning of the Makita's video. And he was also able to explain the difference between CMG and PRE,

their history of conflict, rivalry, distrax, and even prior acts of violence that were towards Dof. So with all of this testimony, we established that there was a killing. and that the victim was Adolf Gordon Jr. Or was that killing unlawful? Was that killing premeditated? And was that killing intentional? Back to Cornelius Smith. In addition to testifying about the agreement that he and the defendant entered into,

he also testified about the killing. He said that on the day of the murder, the defendant picked him up from his sentence. father's house. They both knew. How are you going to drill with a stranger, man? Yo, niggas is crazy, man. How are you going to drill with a stranger and think he ain't fit to tell on you?

That the victim was doing a turkey drive with several of his PRE artists. They also knew the big joke had a hit out of all of the PRE artists. So it was their job that week to find them. And on November 21st, November 17th, 2021, Cornelius Smith and Justin Johnson were on their way to a turkey drive in Westwood. As they were about to turn the corner, they saw a familiar car cross the intersection, which happened to be Dobbs' car. Cornelius tells us that they followed the car, made a loop onto a back street, and then entered the Makita's parking lot. And this happened, I want to say, about 30 seconds after

Dolf and his brother arrived in the kiddos. Cornine Smith was able to point out himself in that video and the defendant in that video. And he said that both of them were the shooting suspects in that video. The second suspect that got in the car was wearing a black hoodie, gray pants, black shoes with white soles, and a bass pro hat. The same clothing that defended Justin Johnson was seen in as he was having. and as he was exiting his apartment at the Crosstown Comforce. After the shooting, Premier Smith testified that they got into the white Mercedes that they committed the acting.

They went to Bradley Street. The defendant parked the white Mercedes on the yard, and they both got into a Whiteboard expedition. They both got into that expedition, and on the way... Chad, I see a few of y'all coming over from Twitter. Hey, again, trial started on months. Monday. This is Thursday. We're going to get this wrapped up by today, business day. Okay, we want 5 o'clock everybody out. Let's beat traffic on this one. All right. We ain't going to take too much time. These things is guilt. Well, this guy, guilty as fuck. The other guy, I think he cooperates two

people who did the shooting. One cooperated against the other. I think he cooperated for most likely what's going to be not a life sentence or even if it's a life sentence, the possibility of parole after maybe 25 years. This guy, I think he's definitely going to get life in prison without the possibility of parole, which means he'll rot, he'll die, and he'll be dragged out as a corpse at some time, but I think he'll spend the rest of his time in state prison.

Hernandez-Govon, which, by the way, I just want to use this as a lesson for everybody who likes keeping it real. The only nigga who kept it real here, well, if you call this keeping it real, which is doing dumb shit, doing crime, killing somebody, taking life, playing God. he ain't telling nobody and he's going to die in jail okay everybody else did proffers one guy testified

and obviously you know big jook i guess the streets dealt with with him so um this is just formality you know they're gonna fly through this closing they fly through you know the defense closing hopefully we get this over to the goddamn um jury and i think the jury know what time it is uh i will say i don't believe the death penalty is on no actually it's not on the um table we could probably google this really quickly a death penalty Tennessee um it's carried out 13 execution I'm guessing it it has existed but I'm guessing it's not that um okay okay so there's a moratorium placed on okay there's something there's probably a lot of legal cases surrounding that no one's going to die in this case okay so no one's

getting needle and um yeah so it It's pretty much are you going to have a chance at ever getting out of jail, right? Overwhelming amount of evidence, surveillance, people after the fact. I mean, you know you're cooked when you're half-brother. So the guy is on trial, his half-brother just got up there and said, yeah, I was playing middleman for my brother. I heard all the calls. Yeah, my brother was talking about the murder. My brother was talking.

You're like, you know what I mean? When your own brother's telling all you, the shooter who you met like a week ago, like, who goes on a drill with the guy you met a week ago. but okay. If everything like that's happening, you're done. A couple of calls are made, right? Cornelius tells us that a FaceTime call was made to Big Juk. In that FaceTime call between Big Jip and our defendant, our defendant spelled out the words, the word dog.

And as they were on their way to the Gospel Guard's apartment, defendant also contacted a few other people who will find out later on. So once the defendant and Cornelius Johnson arrived at Gospel Gardens, they receive wound care. They change their clothes, and then they go their separate ways. After they go their separate ways, Cornelius Smith tells us that he went to retrieve his phone, and he went to go wipe down the car, the white Mercedes that was parked in Bradley. So with Cornelius Smith's testimony, we have established that the killing was unlawful. There was no evidence to show that this defendant was in fear, was protecting himself,

or was protecting someone else. We also established that it was intentional. It's not an accident. You didn't mistakenly follow someone's car into McKedith's parking lot, and then shoot them. We also established that it was premeditated. They knew about this hit beforehand, and they committed this hit. So if that wasn't enough for you, we heard from some other people.

We heard from Kirsten Gardner. He testified that he was present during the time that the defendant was able to get possession of the White Mercedes that the act was committed in. Kirsten Gardner was at the Valero gas station in the Ullero gas station, early hours of November 21st, November 20, excuse me, November 17th, 2021. Next, well, actually, let me go back to Kiss and Gardner. After he testified that, he told us that he didn't know anything about what was happening the next day or that a few hours after the cars were switched.

Similarly, Jamarcus Johnson didn't know anything either. He just knew that he needed a ride. and his brother, Justin Johnson, could provide that for him. So he got his car, the rental car, and he took his cell phone, he fielded his calls, posted on his social media, and checked his emails. After Jamarge's Johnson, we heard from Detective or Sergeant Dabney. He was able to tell us about the four different bullet cases that were present at the emergency. 40 caliber attributable to a handgun, 762, attributable to an assault rifle that Cornelia Smith had,

223 attributable to a semi-automatic that Marcus Thornton obviously would have had, and a 9-millimeter found, or 9-millimeter casings found inside the store, which could be attributable to the handgun that Marcus Thornton had inside the store. That first one, though, the 40-calibur attributable to a handgun, was in the hand of the suspect with the bass pro hat. So, Sergeant Dabney also recovered the surveillance footage from McKedans and Gospel Gardens, showing this suspect in the same clothing that the defendant was in. Not that it matters, chat.

They never recovered the murder weapons, and the murder weapons is not part of this case. However, they want to show that the murder weapons seen on the video is consistent with the case is found, consistent with the stories of anyone who either transport the weapons afterwards or provided the weapons the day up. So that's why they're adding that information that there is, the murder weapon is in here. And as he was leaving his apartment at 1049 a.m. that morning. The timestamps on Gospel Garden and Akitas coincide the time's defendant's phone accessed those towers. We heard from special agent Garner who summarized that the defendant's phone access the tower that provided coverage to the Ballaro gas station at 317 a.m. around the same time

the Kissing Gardner said that he saw the defendant take possession of that white Mercedes at the Valero gas station. The defense phone also accessed towers that provided coverage for the area of 2370 Airways Boulevard which is our emergency and it accessed those towers during the times of the murd 12.22 p.m. to 1223 p.m. on November 17th. Officer Garner also explained that the defendant's phone access to tower in the area of the Tulane Road and Shelby Drive from 1 p.m. to 159 p.m.

which is the direct correlation to the surveillance footage of Gospel Gardens and the footage that Officer or Sergeant Dami identified the defendant being present for. So next, if all of that wasn't enough, of, we heard testimony from Sergeant Browning. Sergeant Browning said that this defendant's device placed an outgoing call to Anthony Mims at 1225.40 p.m. on November 17, 2021. Not only did he place an outgoing call to Big Juk, he also received a text from a

Keanu Hooper, who is his cousin. She texts him an adjunct. I know I'm behind him. I'm trying to make sure y'all watch everything because we just started a little bit late. 52 Haven Court. After he or after he received that address, he then sent that address to an associate name Jermaine Sears. Germain Sears or defendant's device sent the outgoing text of Jermaine Sears that he needs him. And you'll see in the surveillance footage of Haven Court on that day at that time, a car that is associated with Jermaine Sears. arrive shortly after the defendant arrives in a whiteboard expedition. So the next thing, convicted felon in possession of a firearm. The three things that we have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt is that one, this defendant

was a convicted felon or a convicted of a specified felony. And two, after being convicted of a felony, this defendant possessed a firearm. And three, this defendant acted intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly. So the facts that we have for this charge. Well, one, there was a stipulation or an agreement. The parties have stipulated that defendant Justin Johnson was convicted of the felony on May 2, 2017 in Criminal Court 8th in Shelby County, Tennessee.

Next, we heard testimony from Cornelia Smith, who verified that the person in that Bass ProHat was Justin Johnson, and that person held a gun. So based on all of that, we can see that we have met our burden of proof for convicted felon and possession of a firearm. Next, let's just talk about reasonable doubt for one last second. Reasonable doubt is not 100% certainty. It is not beyond a shadow of the doubt. It is not beyond all doubt.

What's required is moral certainty. Certainty that allows you to sleep well at night. Will you be able to rest easy, knowing the decision that you made? My instinct says yes. And once you had time to deliberate, I think yours will too. So that brings us to the end. The sick has met its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. You have all the evidence, all of the evidence, all of the people.

testimony, all the stipulations, all the videos, all the photographs, and now it's time to consider that evidence and apply your common sense. And after you do that, I think, well, actually, I expect that you will find this defendant guilty on all charges. Thank you. Oh, wow. Very succinct, very right to the point. You know, at times, we've seen clothes takes take an hour, two hours to have to go over a lot. Nice little PowerPoint, three slide powerpoint

basically this fucker is guilty. Let's see what the defense got to say. Here's the defense. It's good to see y'all again. This is the last time you're going to have to hear from me. And as I see all of your faces, I know that's something you're looking forward to. And that's okay.

I know that you all want to get back to your lives and I can tell you on behalf of Mr. Johnson that your attention during this trial is greatly appreciated what you've had to set aside in order to provide this service I have no doubt that the court and Mr. Hagerman

Ms. Iris all of us agree by the way let me tell you my theory about this guy this guy got paid I believe 50 grand by CMG in my opinion I don't know as a fact. I believe that his job is to limit exposure to Yogadi and Big Juk, but Big Juk has passed away in terms of conspiracy charges or maybe a RICO, even though I don't think a RICO doesn't come here,

but like in any type of other trumped up conspiracy that would involve Yogadi and CMG. This guy's job is not to protect Justin Johnson. They have no defense. He knew, he knew the, I don't even know why he took it to trial. He should have took a plea. but they just had a sham of a trial. He put up zero defense for his client, and if anything, he was more adamant,

not that his client didn't do the killing, that Yogadi didn't pay, Yogadi and Big Jook didn't pay this guy or it didn't instruct this guy. It feels like he's a CMG, you know, operative in terms of protect CMG, the shooter going down. And this is the thing about Y'all Crash Dummies. You're going to sit in court hard.

beating out your chest you're going to jail for life and let's just say big juk or yo god it was really all behind this they're going to get away scott free because they got the bread they pay for your lawyer you think they're doing you a favor they're just sending you to hell and they're making sure they're protected that's the w for yo god even though he lost his brother you're indebted to you for that because like i said in opening it's this is important and you're about to have to roll up your sleeves go to work and it's going to be a difficult job this young man's faith is in your hands the concept of justice right we talked about that for dire we talked about that again and opening right and it's in your hands meeting out justice and it's difficult because what you've heard is the tragedy

of someone losing their life, of their family members not having that person in their life. And that is terrible, and the court will tell you as terrible as that is, you can't consider that when you're determining

guilt or innocence in this case. But it's it. And on the other hand, you have Mr. Johnson. This young man that you heard in the evidence is a young man aspiring rapper wanted to make it as a rap artist. When you're going back through these exhibits, you're going to see a picture of him in front of the house of a little Bradley, you know,

engaged in a music video, right, for his rap. Pat kicked to the side, kind of grin on his face, because that's what he wanted to do. And his fate is directly in your hands. And like we talked about. It's never justice to wrongfully convicts them. And so that determination that you're going to make beyond a reasonable doubt is the heaviest one, maybe one of the heaviest decisions you'll ever make. And you've had an opportunity to sit through the trial and hear the evidence, observe the witnesses, and you've been told, keeping open lines. And I hope you have. I'm sure you have. and not to talk about the case. You know, the thing that you've been listening to for days

with people all around you that have going through the same thing and then you have to be around them even when you're not here and you can't talk about the elephant in the room. But today that changes. And not only are you allowed to talk about it, the judge has instructed you that you have to talk about it and to engage in deliberations meaningfully, to listen to one another, to review the evidence that you've heard, to talk about it, and render a decision.

But to the degree you're working together, what you never have to do is abandon. Now, I don't mean conscience like, or do you smith in that conscience, right? Because I don't think he really meant that when you heard from him. He said, oh, the reason I decided to tell the truth is I got a conscience. And we all know that's not. that's not the type of thing you're dealing with. You take that more seriously. You mean it.

You've heard a lot of concepts, the terms of art and the law, the burden of proof, presumption of innocence. And when we started this, I told you, Mr. Johnson sits before you venison. And I'm again telling you today, after the state, it's closed its proof.

He remains that way. He didn't kill Adolfo Jr. He didn't conspire to kill Adolfo. And he wasn't the man holding the pistol in the Makita video. And it's going to be up to you to decide that. To watch those videos. Watch them closely. They want to talk about those videos, and I'm encouraging you to study them.

Give them a close look. The state doesn't want to acknowledge what I told you in opening, and that is similar, it doesn't mean the same. Plenty of people have gray sweatpants, black shoes, with white soles, black hoodies. And as we learned through the proof, in Memphis especially and elsewhere, Bass Pro ads. You can look at it, if we had a window, you could look at it and you could see the Baspero, which is the pyramid here.

You also heard testimony about it being a fact. at that point Tom, famous rappers wearing it. Other famous artists, I think I mentioned, Win Stefani wearing Bass Pro. One rapper has a signature Bass Pro hat. You heard from one of the detectives that they even interviewed someone who gave them a potential suspect that wasn't...

The reason why I think this guy's a shitty attorney, we all believe that the guys who kill killed X. Same situation. They were all going down because it was four shooters or four people involved with the plot. One snitched on the other three. They were going down. But you know what those defense attorneys or those defense attorneys for the three guys did? They try to come up with every fucking reason. You know what this guy could have did? I don't know. But you can tell he's not getting paid a lot. Create a photo array. Hey, could you, does any of these guys look like someone who could have been in that video wearing the same hat, the center,

like just put some effort in, right? He's, you know, you remember that they kept, even in the, even though it was complete waste, in the X trial, they kept saying, well, wasn't he beefing with Drake? Wasn't he beefing with this? Like, you did nothing to counterat the narrative that young Dolph's only enemies, Yogadi, who owns CMG and his brother, who's like a big part of CMG, then puts a hit, like it makes sense.

Like, you did nothing. This is why he just sucks, if you ask me. like this is a this is a lawyer who just laid down by the way i'm going to be honest with you even though i think the judge specifically asked um just like hey have you been you know has council talked to you has everything been explained this could be appealed like i feel like this is like you know i feel like you could probably get an appeal off um maybe not not for a new trial but you could have a uh a situation or or uh or uh argument about you have ineffective counsel this thing is trash.

Mr. Johnson and said that person always wore a bad as prohack. You have to consider that. Then you have Sergeant Dabney who for the first time and I think he acknowledged this sitting on the stand says I think those underwear are the side and they're both blue. You look at the underwear from two lane apartments, you look back At the McKee to video, those are the same underwear. Look at it.

Look at the steel shots. And for yourself, determine. Can you tell if those are the same? And as jurors, you get to make that call. You get to look at it for yourself and compare those. We've heard a lot about it's not 1981 anymore. And I agree. Right?

You know, we've got cameras, but like I told you, an opening. What also has advanced tremendously since 1981 is the world of forensics. Right? See, this is my problem with his thing. It's like, how are you saying this in terms of closing? They brought forensic experts up there. You didn't bring anyone to say, hey, how often are they wrong? Let's check this guy credibility.

I heard this person fucked up on this case. Like, you did nothing to count. You didn't put up a defense. you didn't like oh okay hey by the way um didn't you incorrectly like say with the medical exam didn't you incorrectly um state the cause of death for this old old case of somebody dying that they died via bullet wound but it was really they died from like it don't matter what it was you know what I mean like try to negate it a bit he never did that so he so now he's like yeah it's not in 1981 anymore and yes forensic evidence is improved but you should have

proved it you're just saying this shit he's just chatting it's DNA touch DNA again you should have brought a DNA expert that could support hey now we did kind of get some DNA from the car the DNA we got from the car isn't conclusive we can't really prove

that it was just in there we got partial DNA and yes the the states the state's witness in terms of DNA experts says that it seems to match but no actually that's what Tori was doing like oh, we got our own expert that will say different.

Y'all are saying that the gun was blah, blah, blah, blah. I have an expert that say the gun actually wasn't. At least put some doubt into the air. And you have to ask yourself, why is Justin Johnson's DNA nowhere in that car? There's DNA in that car. You heard a lot about they wiped it. Cornelia Smith said he wiped it. And we'll get to whether you believe that or not in a minute.

Okay. But he says he wiped it. But he didn't. There's fingerprints on it. Kristen Gardner's, Trey on Ingrams, and Cornelia Smith. There was DNA found. One of it coming back to Trey on Ingram. Right?

Not Justin Johnson. Now, there's a lot of talk about gloves. Right? They made a big point to say, you see gloves in the video. Now, they want you to believe that Mr. Johnson's running around in his Mercedes, and the reason that his prints aren't on it, are because he's wearing gloves. And mind you, Cornelia Smith, when he said he wiped the car, never said he wiped the driver's side of the car, okay? If you believe that. And they want you to believe Mr. Johnson's driving around this white Mercedes, including with his daughter.

Look at those videos. He's not wearing gloves and he's got a little girl in tow that would be in that car with him. No DNA. We're covered. Now, during proof, it was interesting because they would show the Mercedes go in to cross town and the Mercedes leave cross town. And they would show a video of Mr. Johnson getting out and walking in the building or walking out of the building. There is no video that shows Mr. Johnson in that Mercedes. And you heard they had a reel, right?

The video was a real when they're doing Cross Town and when I asked it, I think it was Detective or Sergeant Dattany about there was surely other cars going in and out at this very time. And he said, yeah. But you have to ask yourself, was Justin Johnson ever in that Mercedes? So let's go to Kristen Garner. Kristen Garner gets up here and tries to tell you that.

He tries to say he didn't know the car was stolen, Treon was driving around in the car, and at first he acts like, even under questioning from Mr. Hagerman, that he wasn't even present when the car was exchanged because he tries to say, well, Traon told him. And if you recall, Mr. Hagerman had to kind of go back at him. I think he said something like, I can't tell you that.

And then he eventually started answering some questions. You also remember that this is the same guy that went into law enforcement and said, I've never been in that car. I don't know a guy named Justin Johnson other than on Instagram. He's a rapper. And then suddenly he starts evolving through the story. Still lying. Right.

It's a law enforcement. He even looks at a video of himself, pumping gas, and goes, that's not me in the video. And he's like, okay, it's been. But they're trying to tell you Justin Johnson's at the Valero gas station, right, when he's pumping gas. Where is he? Now, they want you to believe that this shadowy figure up in the right, you know, top corner was Justin Johnson. and that he was the other passenger and the infinity that you can't really make out who he is.

You have to rely on Kristen Garner. That's what you have to rely on. And we talked a little bit about, you know, proof beyond a reasonable doubt. I said one of the ways that you could use to kind of understand it is proof so convincing that you would not hesitate to rely upon it in making the most important decisions of your life. And it's really simple, right?

You look there and you go, would I trust Kristen Gardner with anything? If he told me something, but I wouldn't even think. The answer is no. Because the more he talked, right, the more you realize he and Treon are in the Mercedes, they're driving around with a Draco rifle, assault rifle. The same one described as being held by Juanita Smith in the shooting of Adolf Ford Jr. Their prints are in the car.

He says they have, what he said, a ton of guns in that car. And then he starts talking about how he's related to Dawth, and they were trying to dump the car before, right? And he's reaching out to Daw's people to try to get rid of a car, which is the reason why after this happened, immediately the day after, he's calling Treyon going, my name's in this. My name's in this. Why would his, A, why would his name be?

And B, why couldn't he just like, I don't know anything to do with this? And at Valero, you do see Trailing and Christ, they're there front and sent. Now, there's been a lot of talk about the phone and location. And in the state's argument just now, you heard her saying what the expert said, a phone using, you know, a tower that could be, and he said could be, he said, was in the service area of the Valero gas station, or then he said, I didn't do any drive test. So I can't say what the coverage area would have been. Right? Talk about the experts.

And when you're looking at his slides, you know, you've got that really thick PowerPoint exhibit, you'll be able to look at it. And you notice, right, that you're going to notice that the picture. are all really small. They're really zoomed in on the map. And he's talking about, like this, do you think, this is thorough? It's just thorough, I mean? He's not throwing these calls.

Look at what he's doing. I mean, like, but then you have to ask yourself, well, what happens if you expand the map? And then you realize, and this is the exhibit I entered, you realize he's not even counting all the data and calls,

because when you show what he left out at 1223, right, at the time immediately after A. Al Fortin Jr. was shot. There are several towers that Mr. Johnson's phone gets off of that one's three miles away in one direction. The other one is 3.2 miles away down by the Memphis airport. And then he has to go, I left those out. not a really good explanation for why, right?

Important. When there are a group of fine people that are looking to find the truth and have to make this decision and need to evaluate the accuracy of what he's telling you. And then you realize that when you talk about coverage areas

and where things are in relation to these phones, somebody could be anywhere in a three-mile radius either, any direction. And then you have to go, what is it? What does it show us? How did that help? How does that make you any more certain of someone's presumed location in a given point in time? Because he said it's not an exact science,

and I'm not here to tell you that I can pinpoint where he is. And I didn't do drive testing, and I don't know. I don't know. The next available tower is what a cell phone normally would look for. But also, I can't even tell you if the towers were down at the time, that could make a difference. That could put you further out. I couldn't tell you if they were down for maintenance, if they were overburdened, and he said, look, if the tower's real busy, it'll direct you to the next tower. But what it doesn't establish is that Justin Johnson was involved in the conspiracy to kill Adolf Forden.

it doesn't establish that he killed a head off of them or possessed firearm. Now, a little bit about conspiracy and some more of the fact as you heard from some of the other witnesses. Now, I have to take a little bit of an issue with the state on something that was said during their initial argument. And that is this. There was no evidence. at all that Justin Johnson was present for any

meetings discussing this hit. What one of you said was he met with Hernandez-Govan and Juk and Justin Johnson was not there. And then he said he met with

Hernandez-Govan and others on another occasion to discuss it and Justin Johnson was not there. to suggest that he was present and agreed, where is the agreement? He wasn't there. Now, get to Mr. Smith. The court has already instructed you about accomplice testimony,

and is already warning you that when you're considering that, you have to use caution. Now, you also have to apply the credibility factors that are in the jury instructions, but they're not an exhaust list, right? Like we talked about in Board of Iron, some of you, most of you, probably all of you have had to determine, talk to somebody before and go, are they telling me the truth or not?

And that's exactly what's here. But accomplice testimony is flagged because that person may have an interest in the outcome of this case. And you go, what is that interest? Well, Cornelia Smith, number one, told him. He had to admit it. He didn't want to admit it.

But he's meeting with the state. He's hoping to get a benefit on his own sentence. He's supposed to be telling the truth. But he's writing his sisters at the exact same time that he's meeting with the government, or the state, rather, and telling them, I didn't do this. I'm just lying to get the deal. I'm just lying to get the deal. Now, is that his conscience like he wanted to say?

No. That's him telling his family, his family. Why would he lie to his sisters? If he had a conscience, right? If he had done this out of the sense of, I did this awful thing, I feel awful, I've got to accept responsibility and tell the truth. No.

But you remember, and it was kind of an interesting moment when he was testifying because at one point he says, oh, that's not lying. I was gaming. Gamen's not lying. And the unfortunate part of all this is he's gaming everybody, including trying to game y'all. That's the problem. And he thinks he's going to walk. I mean, and the only person in this case who got paid for this, remember, there is no proof whatsoever that Justin Johnson got a penny.

Cornelia Smith got 50 grand for a lawyer killing Adolf Thornton and didn't have to give it back. He didn't have to give it back. His lawyer was in the courtroom. And I asked you, I said, you remember, I said, how could you? You didn't give it back. You grew a conscience. What's going on with you? And he went, well, I did it.

Services rendered, right? And the lawyer, he's talking about what his sister, she's saying. I won't. My lawyer's telling me to cooperate. I'm walking. I'm not doing it unless I can walk. Now, he was asked by Mr. Hagerman, have I ever told you, have ever told you you're not going to go to prison? And he said, no, you have. But you have to keep in mind, two things. At the time he was giving all this information, they made him valuable to come in here and talk. He thought he was getting out. when those letters are going out. Those letters are going out and he thinks he's getting out because he's got the lawyer, they got the cooperator from Ali Bobo to walk. And that's

the type of thing you have to remember when you're assessing whether you can rely upon Polnia Smith and anything that he said. The guy that sat in that chair and he was asked by Mr. Hagerman, when you killed Adolf Thornton, what did you feel? And like it was nothing said, I didn't feel anything. Let's try to get paid. And that's the guy that they want to put in front of you and say, believe him. You know, he went and talked about exchanging money, right,

getting $800, right? At one point said, do you find people that he got the, that Mr. Johnson somehow came back into town and he talked on the phone with him and brought him. bought $500 and then some other time some other guy in a Chrysper 300 showed up and provided money to his girlfriend. Well, two things. One, that's not what Mr. Smith originally said the law enforcement. He said that Chrysler 300 came twice.

And then Mr. Justin Johnson had none. Wasn't anywhere inside. Well, and what do you know about the Chrysler 300? Jamarcus Johnson. Did Demarcus Johnson say when he was here in front of you? Did you ever hear the state asking? Did you deliver the money? As part of you being involved in helping Mr. Johnson?

Did you deliver money for him? I mean, he asked about the email. They're talking about his half-brother now, Jamarcus Johnson. Text, rather, about Cornineas, emailing Justin's phone and saying, essentially I need money for the birthday party that's because

Cornelia Smith is lying from start to finish and then for the first time ever here in court he says he wiped the car out who's in contact who's in contact with Govan

according to Mr. Smith Mr. Smith who's not in contact with Govan Mr. Johnson did you hear any thing about that. Now, when you go back in the jury room, you're going to be reviewing obviously these videos. And one of the things that you have to ask yourself is timing. When you see Mr. Johnson in the elevator with his little girl leaving cross-count that morning. And of course,

you know there's going to be one exhibit that's the real where the state had on it 11, 15th in the morning. And then, of course, Mr. Hagerman came in, acknowledged the mistake to say that wasn't the right time and put an officer on the stand, the lieutenant, to talk about getting access to the time, you know, how he got the time sequence. But what that shows you is this.

They don't know what time it was that day on that video. They don't know. I mean, mistakes get made. I'm not here to suggest that they don't. But you have to ask yourself, okay, the mistake got made. And then there's a timestamp. Okay, we want to put the timestamp in. That seems like a logical choice.

But then you have to listen to the lieutenant, right? And go, lieutenant, what did you do to check and confirm that these were accurate times? Well, I looked at the live feed when I was in there. I had to have a technician. It's a computer. I don't understand it. But when I was there, I looked up at the screen, and it appeared to be the right date of time.

But not one person, you didn't hear from anybody that could say, that was confirmed, that's accurate, nothing happened with the system beforehand. And you even heard him say, it is not uncommon at all to pull surveillance cameras that have inaccurate date and times. Because you have to ask yourself about timing. You have to ask yourself about timing of leaving cross town, Mr. Johnson, presumably going all the way to Whitehaven,

if he's in that Mercedes and dropping his daughter off, right? And he said 20 minutes, something like that. Then he's supposedly driving all the way back to Wild Rose, 20 minutes, thereabouts, to pick up Cornelia Smith. They got to leave, then turn around and go to Bradley and go back to the white truck, and then get out and be in front of the McKeeva cookie at 1221. This boy is chatting. Now, that part of common sense and your everyday experience is what does that tell you about going one place to the other? Right?

takes longer, right? If you're stopping places, if you have a park, you're presumably dropping a child off, there's going to be some kind of an exchange of a child, maybe a discussion with a person, and you build all that in, that's a lot of time. And I would submit to you that one of the reasons that that became an issue is about correcting that time is when the state realized that I was asking questions of that witness. and asking him how long it would take to get from point A to point B to here to here. Because when you do the math and it's 1151, it doesn't work. It doesn't work.

You know, and all this about Bradley, even the exchange of the Mercedes for the infinity, the dropping of the Mercedes at Bradley in picking up the SUV, whether somebody cleaned the Mercedes or didn't, who moved their money, Mercedes to the backyard. All of that, according to Cornelia Smith, should have been captured on Hernandez-Govans

home security system. Right? He said Govan had a security system directly facing Bradley because that's why when he decided that he was going to go wipe the car down, either the day or the day it happened or the day after,

he couldn't quite remember. He texted Govan. and said he was coming through there because he didn't want govan to mistake him for somebody trying to come up on it detected or sergeant dabbany he'd all campus yes we canvass the neighborhood you know he didn't do it personally but he would have presumed they would have talked to everybody including hernandez govan right don't necessarily know if they did or didn't because we didn't get to hear from mr goviner you know I asked Detective Browning, if he was aware of any video from there, no. But if Cornelia Smith, right, is this person

that's telling you the truth? Because the truth doesn't change, then the fact that there were videos would have been known as early as March of 22 when he was meeting with law enforcement. And you know, I mean, I'm not saying. I said his name from Timel. The law enforcement doesn't want to find out who did this. They would have absolutely went and looked.

But we don't know. We don't know. And there's a lot that you shouldn't know that you don't. Because there's a material witness that should have been called by the study that wasn't called. Her name is good. And maybe some of you sat through this and thought, I want to hear what he has to say. and when I told you in the opening statement, I said

it's important, right? For you to weigh out and be able, as part of your duty as jurors to be able to compare those two testimonies together, I'm sure some of you were thinking, yeah,

that would make sense. I know we talked about that in Boardire, about getting two people to talk to kind of differentiate, you know, some of you that might have been a teacher, talking about that is one of the ways that you try to figure out who's telling the truth, who isn't, but you weren't able to do that. You weren't able to do that.

You were deprived that. And to be clear, as you heard about Hernandez-Goban, he was cooperating in this investigation. He met with law enforcement on at least two occasions pursuant to a proper agreement, which meant he was allowed to go in and give information. and not have his words used against him later. I don't have the ability to make good on a proper letter. Only the state does. I don't have the ability to wave a magic wand

and give him a reduced sentence if he comes in and testifies you made. So he's to my exclusion. He's to Mr. Johnson's exclusion. And ultimately to your exclusion. And if this is a truth-seeking function, why didn't this state call? And it is. your job is to find the truth of the matter.

And ultimately, to go, did they prove their case or not? But you were deprived that. And the judge instructed you about a jury instruction. And that's the law. That's part of all the different things she told you. This is as

important as any of them. And the law states that it creates an inference that the testimony of that witness, Govan, would have been unfavorable to the state. Now, it's up to you to decide

whether or not he was unavailable, a material witness, and whether or not there should be the inference. But you're allowed to make that inference in here. And unfavorable, I would tell you, unfavorable to the state means favorable to Mr. Johnson.

And knowing that, can you really can you really render a verdict of guilty and have your mind rest easy and not walk away and go, you know, I don't, I just don't know if I did the right thing. Knowing that there was information out there that could have been presented to you and wasn't, that would have been favorable to Mr. John, that I couldn't, that I couldn't get you.

To be morally certain in that instance. In order to be convinced beyond a reasonable doubt, that Mr. Johnson is the one in that the key to the video. You have to consider everything. You have to consider what you heard. And you have to go, what I heard from Kristen Garner and Cornelia Smith, was that so convincing that I wouldn't hesitate to rely upon it and making those most important decisions in your own life. Will my mind rest easy if I convict this young man based on their word in conjunction with that video and the other videos? And what you do, didn't hear. The answer is no. When you examine your conscience back there after you

taking the time to deliberate, I think you'll find the answer is no. Two things I want you to remember and I'm wrapping up. Okay. Finally. The way the burden of proof works. You've heard this statement right, they ain't got nothing to prove. I ain't, you know, you may say that to somebody like, I ain't got nothing to prove here. Justin Johnson, he doesn't have anything to prove here. They do. And we've all heard the term benefit of the doubt. Everybody likes to give somebody the benefit of the doubt. You are legally prohibited from giving the state the benefit of the doubt.

You can't carry in their water for them. Again, I appreciate it. This is the, as I said, the last time I get to speak to you, the state's going to get one more opportunity to talk to you this morning. They get the last word. That's how the system's set up. But it has been my honor to represent Mr. Johnson in this case. It's been my honor to present this case before you all.

And thank you so much. Thank you, Mr. I think they're going back up. We started this with a little Memphis talk. Those cookies are fire. I think that's how we started. So I guess the prosecution had a had a, so the way they do it in closing, prosecution goes first, defense goes second, and prosecution gets the last word.

Okay, so this is the last word. A little more Memphis talk. What y'all even talking about? What y'all even talking about? A missing witness? Fernandez Gobe? A missing witness? Fernandez Govain?

I have to say material witness and the defense wants to say that it's Hernandez Govian? What do we know about Hernandez-Govang? He's a done. Now, by the way, so the way I was done, prosecution goes first,

then the defense, the prosecution, this is called a rebuttal. So they only could rebut. They can't make new, new statements or still be summinged up. They have to just only rebut what the defense has said. That's it. So they could say if the defense says, you know, whatever, whatever, oh, they didn't do their due diligence for blah, blah, blah, blah.

They could respond to that. That's it. They can't do anything else. It's a rebuttal. Defendant in the case, he is charged with murder. and conspiracy to murder. Whether it's from television or whether it's in black and white

at the bottom of that same instruction, a defendant has the right not to testify and incriminate himself. He is a defendant. He is not a missing witness. That would be insane. I could willy-nilly just start calling every defendant.

And they just have fun in here, that's the thought. That's crazy. It doesn't even work like that on television. It doesn't even work like that in black and white in front of you. That would be insanity and that wouldn't be a legal system where you have a Fifth Amendment right. That would be an Inquisition, it's actually what they used to call it, or you didn't have that right enough to come in a court. So the idea that the defense would call a defendant

who's charged with this crime, an absent witness, shows you how desperate it is. And we'll talk about things in isolation. Look at Kist and Gardner. I'm sure he knew that car of stolen. I'm sure he did too. well then how can you believe

or look at Cornelia Smith I'm sure it's not his conscience debate and talk I'm sure it's not either he taught because he's called so don't believe him

so I made a mistake on one slide about the time so it was correct I can't believe video you know there's a word that actually exist because it's a thing

it's corrupt It's corroboration. It's what they call it. Like, can you look at something somebody's saying and compare it to something else and then determine whether or not that person's telling the truth about it? That's how we should judge stuff. The kissing gardener knows the car of Saul?

I bet he did. Does he think Triane Ingram actually paid for it because of something? No, we didn't pay for the car. They're riding around with guns of a stolen car and they're trading it with her bunny, Mr. Johnson. But how do we know that? Corroboration.

Is there evidence that shows us that? Well, there's the Valero video, which shows something strange. Show us something strange. Those kids can come up in the car and then somebody else get in and drive off. Strange. Another little piece of cooperation. Where's Justin Johnson's phone at the time? Well, in the area of the Valero station.

Can you say it's something? in the parking lot? No, you can't. But it's in the Valero, the vicinity of the Valero station. Oh my gosh, is there something else? Yeah. And this is what is ignored throughout the entire talk we just heard.

We don't just have towers. We just don't have cell phone towers. We don't just have a Valero in Nilever. We just don't have a Havie Ports video. We don't have. We We don't just have a cross-town video. We don't just have a defendant who's like, Corrine Smith, I'm guilty and so as he.

That's us too in the parking lot of shooting. We've got Justin Johnson's actual thumb. We've got his actual fun. In this case, it's been over so many times things that happen that are actually really dramatic just sort of happen. Because as soon as we saw the video of the McKeda shooting, and as soon as you see the video across out of him leaving in the exact same outfit,

in the white Mercedes, case is over. But we keep going. As soon as you hear from a co-defendant who's like, that's me in the parking lot shooting doll, I'm going to prison. And Justin Johnson's guy next to me doing it, case is over. as soon as you see the Haven Court video 40 minutes after the shooting of the two shooters

and his cousin case is over but that thing's kept on happening that if you didn't have all that proof would have even been more dramatic or would have been dramatic when they happened I would see in your eyes a little thing

a little twinkle we have his phone and the night before we have a text the night before the homicide we have a text from who Trigon and Ingram

to who Justin Johnson sending him what a picture of the white Mercedes what do we have next another text Justin Johnson Trion Ingram

dropping his location Bradley Kiston's said, they met on Bradford, and they drove to Valera, and they switched the cars. That's corroboration. So do you have to be willing to trust Kiss and Garder with the keys to your car? Of course not. You think I trust Kissing Yard with the keys to my car?

But do I know he's telling the truth about this? Well, yeah, I do. Because on a video of Valera is documented in his phone with literal pictures and location. is this plain effect. Do I have to believe that Cornelia Smith is talking because of pains of conscience? Now, now, he's talking as he got a call. Is he hoping that the truth will help him? Absolutely.

He's hoping that the truth will help him. Is he going to prison after this? Absolutely. He's going to prison after this. Is there anything about his testimony? like kissing orders, that we can corroborate? Oh my goodness. What's the first thing he tells us about that day?

Justin Johnson calls me. I think I missed a call, and then I get a second one. And what do we got? Justin Johnson's phone. You can delete your call logs, which he did from that day, but they're still in the phone. And what do you know? Two calls.

To Cornelius Smith from him right before he comes and picks him up at Lamar himself. That's corroboration. What does Smith tell us? We go to Bradley directly after the shooting, but

dump the cars? Dump the cars is important because here's another little, like real tricky truth test. Justin's driving the white Mercedes. You see in the video, of course. Cornelia's testifies to him.

He says, we drive to Bradley. He hands me the keys to the expedition. I jump out of the car. I get in the expedition driving while Justin parks the car in the driveway there on the front. We know the like expedition is also Justin's car, saying to cross town

and for a testimony. What do we see at Haven Court? Cornelia says From there we end up going to Justin's cousin's apartment used to be called two lanes Gospel Gardens the address on Haven Court. We see the White Expedition

arrive and who's driving? A white expedition? Justin's car who's driving? The dude with the messed up shoulder and the messed up shirt Cornelius Smith. I mean, how do you make that up?

How do you make that up? They pull up at Haven Court with Cornelius Smith driving and Justin in the passenger seat just like it had to happen just like Cornelius Smith told you when he testified. We do the shooting.

Justin's driving the white Mercedes. He hands me to Keys the expedition and to Bradley. I jump out. I get in the driver's seat of the expedition. Justin Parks and Mercedes jumps in Haven Court. And what do you know? That's what we see. And what do you know?

If you're lying, that detail is almost impossible to account for. Corroboration. We plainly see in the video Haven Gorton. We plainly see them go inside. We plainly see Justin Johnson come out, come out, meet this character in the Dodge Challenger, get some other clothes, get some back. go in we plainly see the Chevy tracks gone Angela Arnold pick up Cornelius we plainly see Justin getting his car the expedition and the two pull up his testimony is corroborated

corroborated corroborated corroborated over and over and over and that's some incredibly of course this we can try us that's how we make decisions corroboration that's why we have evidence that's why we have evidence that's why we we don't just call one witness and say it's over with we put evidence in front of you and one of those moments when his trial was just over again for the fifth time was when we were showing the slide from his phone from justice phone cornelia says right after the shooting right after this is a state rebuttal chat um by the way we're a little bit behind the jury's already deliberate so like we're a little bit behind. If you're tuning in, currently the jury's deliberating. I think this is going to take

about, this is like half a lunch break. I think it should take about 30 minutes, 40 minutes. I don't see them really, again, it might take longer, but it's not, in my opinion, this is my opinion. We've pretty much watched everything. And I think you guys, if you've watched with me, you probably have the same opinion. I mean, literally the shooter had no defense. their only defense was cross-examining the state's witness. Okay. One of the guy who was the co-shooter told on him, his brother told on him, and apparently the guy who hired him to do the thing,

this is a dumbness of like being a shooter, a crash dummy. The guy who hired you, his is dead. Big joke. The guy who was a right-hand man who took 10,000 from me. you're 50,000 you're supposed to get, he took a profit, which means he probably gave up information on you. Then the guy you went to do to drill with, the other shooters, two shooters, you and him, he's telling all you, and he fired the first shot. Ain't that a bitch? Then, listen, you're caught on surveillance tape. They got all your calls monitored afterwards, not in terms

of wiretap, but they, you know, the guy is corroborating. It happens. This isn't this. They call this isn't this. They have all these. these things on captured you have no defense um essentially stick a fork in him he's done uh this is a state rebuttal they've done the closing the the state already did uh uh the original closing then the defense said a bunch of nothing then they're this supposed to be quick i don't know why he this guy is still talking but he's probably going to wrap it up in like a second or two then we're going to see the official um instructions from the judge on how to consider the charges how to deal with whatever, then they're going to go into the room.

And again, I, listen, it's 2 o'clock on the East Coast time. This shouldn't take till tomorrow. Get this nigger, you know, get this nigga life right now. You feel what I'm saying? Like, you know what I mean? This is like opening shutcase. He's shooting. Justin calls in FaceTime to someone.

He says it's a big joke. The guy that put the money down from this. Number two is CMG. Guy to put his on the other artists too. Karena says It's a FaceTime Spelling out Dolph with your hands

What are we fine in just in time? I mean delete it's stuff all day long He did All day You know, number 7, take Delete it all day long But it's still in there A call and

FaceTime interaction With him Justin Johnson With him. Big joke. Oh, big joke. Correa just tells you. And there you see it in black and white.

It's not in 1981. That's true. Call on camera and everything else, but you're also walking around the pocket with a phone that you can delete a call log, but it's still there. The times you called Cornelius Smith that morning, still there.

The time when you called and then FaceTime a big joke, right? after the murder of dog still there the videos from haven court that show you arriving still there the videos of hayden court that see you changing clothes do you have enough time to do it he left across 1051 he had over an hour and a half to go drop off his kid 20 minutes away and drive 10 minutes total trip probably take you 30 or 40 minutes yeah you have enough time to do it We saw him do it. Memphis talked all the times.

All the time. For the murder, we see him at Cross Town. In the murder outfit. Similar clothing? No. Identical clothing. Patch on the legs. That's Proe.

Everything. Before the murder. The Mercedes. Similar Mercedes? back in damage just like we saw the video the murder you know why so that why so trial juries mad as fuck they're like yo these motherfuckers is about to be done in four days

we're on a hundred and thirty seven days the wyself chop it off a hundred and thirty seven days they get this nigga cooked in four yeah call up on video white mercedes back in damage the exact same clothing across town. Who looks like him? Right-handed like him. The loved up, like Cornelia said.

Driving away from the murder. Who you call it? Who you're texting? Big job. Caught before. Caught during. And then caught after. That haven't caught. Video of them arriving.

They didn't leave it. Caught before. during and after that's called being called all the times called before during and after so caught overcooked all the times he's literally called before during and after all the times and then what does he do then what do we have another method's phrase get on down get on down Cross town the last video. Packing my suitcases to head out of town.

Packing my suitcases to head out of town and get on down. Like the police tell us, a manned. Not just in Memphis, well beyond Memphis. As Jamarcus tells us, he's going in and out of town. As Jamarcus tell us, he sees pictures of social media, Rolls, voice, stacks of money. Get out of town, get on down, the crime

has been committed, dog has been killed, and we literally see him at the elevator with his suitcases getting on down. Flight can create an inference of guilt. Well yeah. Well, yeah.

This case was over when you saw the videos. This case was over when you heard from the co-defendant. This case was over when you saw him at Crosstown with the suitcases leaving, knowing that the manhunt was coming and he was out of town and leaving. Now it's time for us, though. Now it's time for us to get on down, but we don't get on down by fleeing. We don't get on down by hiding.

We don't get on down with pictures of Rolls, Royces, stacks of money. We get on down by doing what's right and doing our jobs and looking at the evidence, the witnesses, the corroboration, and applying the law to those things. we get on down like the justice we get on down by saying you are called

all the times you are called all the times and you're guilty of all the facts conspiracy commit murder I just heard okay let's at least

got him a break on the conspiracy commit murder because he wasn't there for at least like one of these meetings with big joke or something. That's why I just started. Let's cut a little break on the conspiracy of murder because he's not at this meeting with, you know, Big Juck and Govan and Cornelis. So let's come a little break on that. That's farther. Let's come a little break on that. There's no requirement in the law that every conspirator have to be at every single meeting with each other. There

has to be an agreement and understanding. And there was a requirement. And there was clearly an understanding. Big joke is going to pay money to take out PRE artists and at the top of that chain is dog. Now does he demonstrate any understanding of that? Is there anything he

does that shows he's part of this like understanding what this is going to happen? Yeah. He literally shows up with gloves and guns gets has a white Mercedes he gets from

Treon has Cornelius driving next to him and they drive and go do it. So the idea that, okay, he committed the murder and gave him a break and leave that. He's guilty of the conspiracy just like they're all guilty of the conspiracy. And of course he's guilty of him. By the way, by what the prosecutor is saying is interesting to note, again, if Young, if Yogadi's brother, Big Jook was alive, you know, the only question would have been he has to be charged. If you're saying they're guilty of the conspiracy,

and you're saying this conspiracy included Justin Johnson, Cornelius Smith, both of the shooters, the facilitator, which is Hernandez-Govon, and then the person who pays for the hit, which is Big Jugg, three are charged. You would have imagined that Big Jugg would have gotten charged, okay? Would have had to, right? of had to get into and by the way you know they have one of the guys testified big juk definitely

would have got charged right uh i don't know why they didn't pick him up and that's kind of interesting i'm pretty sure they were trying to build a bigger case or maybe trying to connect him to yo gody that's why they didn't pick up um big jug before he died but that you have a snitch and you have mad evidence now granted he probably don't have the money trail like oh here's the money like a wire transfer something like that however they kind of left Big Jugg out there to probably keep the investigation going and he got killed. Like, that's the thing

about this Young Doff situation. Young Dolph niggis, they're not going to let the cops do their job. They're killing the niggas. Like, they're not into jail time. They like killing people. So, um, a lot of, like, loose ends that the police were waiting for, probably just kind of surveilling and sitting on, just waiting

to see if those guys are going to do something incriminating or maybe more stuff that they could have a good case. I think that's what they were doing with, with Big Jugg. I have to believe they were sitting on Big Jugg watching him. Like, all right. Hopefully he gives us Godi.

Because now we could, if there's multiple incidents, that could be a recall, multiple incidents, that Big Jugg and Godi are orchestrated. Or maybe he does something stupid that gives them Godi. And unfortunately in Memphis, you know, a lot of these rappers just be capping told him, you know, well, you died nothing to go happen. When Dolf died, niggies died.

Okay, so I'm wondering what's that that conversation probably like, you know, about probably some oversight committee that has to deal with these detectives because I think they definitely left Big Jug out there. They didn't even charge him with nothing. I'm pretty sure they interrogated them one time, but they left him out there and he got killed. They could have locked him up. It would have saved his life, got a, you know, got at least a trial, but they left him out there. He got killed, right?

I think they left him out there as bait trying to get Gotti, if you ask me. I could be wrong. The murder because we watched it on the video. Last short, just one there. You too real, you two, you two, what he calls come up, what he saw his neighbors, what he saw his family. About people that he had included disses

of dangerous people, like Big Chuck, last moments of his life, last seconds of his life. How long was a videotape, 30 seconds? Too real. Dyes on the floor, a neighborhood cookie store in orange now. Too real. I am the missus you. Erica and Nina, the kids.

You two. This is two. One of the killer. One of the two. Just caught on video. All the times, we even watch and get on down. It's time for us to be real. No, we don't need men to stop for that.

for that it's called just do what's right what's that do what's right he's gonna wrap it now it's over Anita Smith and Justin Johnson killed eight off forward January November 17th we watched you happen committee Smith Justin Johnson and this go man and Joe and jude it all conspired to have it done and it was done November 17 by the way a little bit of context too this is our discuss in this case is cornelia smith who the guy who who hopped out the car first with the draco he probably fired the first shots that hit doth

he he initiated the killing but he's the one snitching okay not only that his reason for taking this contract killing he said it was his daughter's birthday and he wanted to go get some money for his daughter so you chose to go get money by killing somebody else to celebrate and help celebrate the life of your daughter

by the way I gotta see how this guy's sentences are going to go I get it that he snitched but bro like come on you know what I mean I still I think he's going to get life as well I just think he's going to be with parole

role so he's going to be able to get out in 25. I don't think this Justin Johnson thing he's getting out at all. But if you just think about these situations, this Justin Johnson nigga think he was, you know, and obviously I don't think there's going to be a RICO, but if there is a RICO, the Justin Johnson dude, think he was riding in the name of CMG. Think that's a record label.

What you think you were like, gang? Big Jugg, ordered the murder, and then was on Instagram live laughing at the fact that the, the rival record label, PRE, didn't have a boss and a leader anymore, offering to pay the bills of the guys who were still on the label, but saying he needed 10%,

it's a lot of evil at play in this whole situation. And even though I think we said W. Snitch to Cornelius, he's no better. He's no better. All them bullet holes you saw in Dolf. Most of them came, not from the, I don't know if it was a 9mm 45 that Justin John. had it came from the snitch the snitch is the one who came with that 7-6-2 you

ain't living from a 7-6-2 dumping you know I mean within 10 feet of you you're dead so it's fucked all around and by the way you know I seen Vladax's like yo what would they beef it over I'm pretty sure a lot of jealousy envy you know some label shit but I also hear over women over women that's how we do. The conspiracy of Denmark and first jury and convicted...

Last thing before, I know he's wrapping his closing statement. The last thing I'll say, you see, them think he's better be happy day in Memphis, Tennessee.

Because if this was in New York City, trust and believe that Southern District that just indicted the mayor, that just indicted Diddy, this is one district doing everything. They indicted the mayor. They indicted,

um, they indicted the mayor, they indicted Diddy. They take down the, on the gangs. This would have probably not even happened. They would have already indicted Godi,

black youngster, Big Jugg, and any and everybody who would be talking about CMG. CMG would not exist. If CMG was a New York City record label would not exist. There would be no Glorilla.

There would be no, is money back you on there? There would be none of that bullshit. Because they would have indicted things. You got to realize if we're thinking about Rico, there are points for violent acts. So O'Riko is just organizations that's doing crime. I shot the nigga 100 times.

Who was charged? Black youngster. Granted, he beat the case, but he was charged. He also supposedly ran to the car that did the hit or tried to do the hit. Dolf was shot again. Apparently, there was four attempts on his life over the years. They all supposedly tracked back to this beef with CMJ. this they have a clear snitch

this is like in New York City they're charging this with a RICO they're definitely getting Gotti all they got to do is to prove that Gotti was providing funds for this shit and that Godi had a reason that he would want Dolf dead and that everybody who was attempting

to kill Dolf was doing it in furtherance of the organization CMG which would be in furtherance of the beef that Gadi got he got which is versus Dolf so like there is a reason charge you. I'm going to be honest with you. Like, number one, the Memphis Police Department, we got to give them utmost credit. They're highly affected. You see how quickly and nobody's playing games with them. The snitches are just snitching. Everybody's is doing what they got to do.

They're getting this shit wrapped up in four days. Now, granted, I'm going to be honest with you. If you don't think there's an investigation somewhere pending, maybe not necessarily the feds, but maybe some conspiracy on a grander level, however they could, you know, because sometimes they have state recos. If you don't think there's, if you don't think there's, think that Yo' Gotti's name is the top of that list, you got to be tweaking. Like, YoGadi escaped out of this shit by the hair on his chin. And you have to believe when it comes to police and policing, you know, it happened the same way with Doug. Thug escaped prosecution on the bus shooting for Wayne.

But they realize, oh, this is a person who think they above the law who think their money is going to isolate them who think or protect them and think they could pay for other niggies, the crash dummies to do the murders or do the attempted murders or do all the bullshit, we're going to get him. So I would imagine, you know, it's just advisable. Godi should be over here playing golf with Angela Simmons and going to Bali or go live his life. All of this hood of fear shit should be wrapped up

unless he's trying to be in a jail cell. You get what I'm saying? Like everything in this case just screams, Godi escaped by a hair And not only probably he escaped on the day of that funeral That he attended where guys were laying weight to kill somebody And they ended up killing Big Jugg I'm pretty sure if they saw Gotti they would have probably tried to kill Gotti too

He escaped this prosecution he should be just out of Dodge at this point So you know if he gets out of Dodge no more bullshit Probably no Rico But I would imagine if there's continual bullshit or maybe if the feds are just saying, you know what, we're not happy what the state did here. Like, why the hell's black youngsters are walking around? Y'all, y'all ain't knows black youngsters have been very quiet.

Black youngsters are going up in a... If they hit a recall, black youngsters going 100%. God, he's going. We just don't know if the feds would get involved because, again, I do think the state of Tennessee, Memphis, I think they've done a phenomenal job, actually. Okay, so cool. this is the end of the closing statement so we had closing by the prosecutor initially

then we had the defense who made their point then we had a rebuttal the reason why they usually give the last word to the prosecutor the burden of proof belongs to the prosecutor to try to convince the jury and we're going to get instructions I'll listen I'll have you listen to some of this by the way currently I think they're still in deliberations Let me just make sure. Yeah, there's still in deliberations. Okay, there's still in deliberations, but we could go to...

Okay. Okay, and then... Okay, so now this is the instructions for the jury, and then essentially I could tell you how long they've been in deliberation for about an hour now. So it's been about an hour since they've been in deliberations, but here are the instructions that they gave the jury. Your verdict in the first count of the indictment, you will first inquire whether the defendant is guilty of conspiracy to commit first degree murder as charged in the indictment.

If you find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of this offense, your verdict will be. We, the jury, found a defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit first degree murder as charged in count one of the indictment. If you unanimously find the defendant not guilty of this offense, you will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of facilitation to wit conspiracy to commit first-degree murder as charged and included in count one. If you find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of this offense, your verdict will be. We, the jury found the defendant guilty of facilitation to wit conspiracy to commit first-degree

murder as charged and included in count one of the indictment. If upon all the proof, you have a reasonable doubt of the defendant's guilt of the offense is charged and included in the first count of the indictment under the law to find and explain to you it is your duty to acquit him. The verdict will be, we the jury find the defendant not guilty as to count one. You will write your verdict on the outside of the jacket and sign one of your names to the verdict as four person. count two. The charged defense and the second count of the indictment is first-degree murder. The lesser-included offenses in order of consideration from greatest to least are second-degree

murder, facilitation to wit first-degree murder, facilitation to wit second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, facilitation to wit voluntary manslaughter, facilitation to wit, aggravated assault, simple assault, facilitation to wit, simple assault. You will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of first degree murder is charged in the indictment. If you find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of this offense, your verdict will be. We, the jury, find a defendant guilty of first degree murder as charged to count two of the indictment. If you unanimously find a defendant not guilty of this offense, you will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of the next lesser included offense, second-degree murder,

as charged in the indictment. If you find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of this offense, your verdict will be. Reader's jury found a defendant guilty of second-degree murder as charged and included in count two of the indictment. If you unanimously find the defendant not guilty of this offense, you will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of the next lesser-included offense, facilitation to with first-degree murder, as charged and included in count two of the indictment.

If you find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of this offense, your burdens will be, we, the jury find a defendant guilty of facilitation to wit first-degree murder as charged in count two of the indictment. If you unanimously found the defendant not guilty of this offense, you will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of the next lesser included offense in order of consideration from greatest to least as set forth from the previous page. If you find a defendant guilty of a lesser included offense, your verdict will be, we the jury find a defendant guilty of as included in count two of the indictment.

Insert the lesser offense in the blind. If upon all the proof you have a reasonable doubt for the defendant's guilt of the offense is charged and included in the second count of the indictment under the law defined and explaining you, it is your duty to acquit him and your verdict will be. We, the jury, finally, defendant is not guilty as to count two. You are right for birth on the outside of the jacket and sign one of your names to the verdict as for a person. Count three. The charge of offense in the third count of the indictment is convicted. felon in possession of a firearm. There are no lesser insolid offenses.

You will next inquire whether the defendant is guilty of convicted felon in possession of a firearm as charged in the third count of the indictment. If you find beyond a reasonable doubt the defendant is guilty of this offense, your verdict will be. We the jury find defendant guilty of convicted felon and possession of a firearm as charged in count three of the indictment.

If upon all the proof, you have a reasonable reasonable doubt for the defendant's guilt of the offense is charged and included in the third count of the indictment under the law to find and explain to you it is your duty to acquitance and your verdict will be we the jury find the defendant not guilty as to count three you are right to verdict on the outside of the jacket and sign one of your names to the verdict as four person when you retire to the jury room you will first select one of your members as four persons who will preside over your deliberations when you have reached a verdict on a particular count, the foreperson will write your verdict as to each count on the

outside of the jacket and sign his or her name to the verdict that's four person. Take the case, consider all the facts and circumstances fairly and impartially, and return to the court with verdicts that truth dictate and justice to me. Thank you, Jugginau for becoming a member. This is the official copy. Please refer to it. There's just been a couple of minor changes made but nothing substantial. Nothing substance. Let's put it that way. A few typos I ran into, but other than that.

Please use yours, make notes on yours, refer to yours, but this is the official copy if there's any discrepancy. Have the jacket, please. You will have all of the exhibits will go back with you. Please look them over. If at some point you want

watch videos please let us know do you have guns things for reset okay is it it's been numbers and exhibit oh okay so it's give exhibits do you have a clean laptop so they can can you get us a clean laptop so they can watch videos as they want to go get it yeah thank you so you will be provided a laptop that's clean So you can watch videos, how you want to watch videos, and there will be a list accompanying the video to show you, to tell you, describe to you which video is which. That makes sense. Okay.

So, is everybody in good shape to deliver it? You can write to choose alternates. Everybody good to deliver it? To the rest of the jurors, the 12. Three of you could come back out here. because I have a few comments for you. And then the rest of the jurors, the 12 will be seated to deliberate. We'll go back and begin your deliberations.

Okay. Juror number 18, juror number 13, juror number 12. So there were 15 jurors that were seated. They have alternates in case somebody falls sick, dies, something, can't, you know, again, they need 12 jurors to get a verdict. So they keep alternates that watch the entire case. And essentially here what happened is they picked randomly three jurors who won't be a part of the decision process.

And they'll only be an alternate if something, you know, unforeseen happens where one of the jurors become disqualified once they go into a deliberation room and they're needed. But yeah. Okay. All right. So the jury goes out. Currently it's 120. 127 is it 127 yeah 127 all right it's all good we'll do a few other topics we're

going to leave this on the screen i'm going to have this muted there's a little hiss so i don't want you guys to hear that so i'll have this in the background if the jury uh reaches a verdict i think this is going to take under four hours uh currently is 2 30 they're probably going to go back to them like around like four or five to be like hey listen are you i going to get the the verdict today or should we just come back tomorrow if they're close they might just hold people for a little bit that that happens um if not they'll go to tomorrow but i i think this is open the shut right like come on just give us the you like nobody even want to go back to court tomorrow okay anyway i see cardi b is now facing and and answering to fake tweets so uh carty b after going back and forth with

her um estranged husband offset last night we all played those videos you can play again a little bit she has realized that number one the barbs and a few other you know nefarious characters have made up fake tweets like for example there's two fake tweets going around one is this supposedly tweets are sent out this morning by the way I checked there's this is the only particular screenshot this how you know is fake 21,000 likes 555,000 views every screenshot of this tweet has the same amount of comments same amount of retweets and same amount of likes okay anyway so this is fake just let you know but it was spreading like wildfire because people like a good drama and these guys have been giving us the tea

quote quote because we found out that cardi b was having sex with another man while she was eight months pregnant and i'm gonna be honest i'm still shot by that you know if you guys don't realize the math on it carty even remember carty says she spill her own tea she gave birth this month look Cardi B. Cardi B gave birth. She gave birth on Saturdays. She gave birth on Saturdays September 7th. That's when she gave birth, okay? She gave birth to a girl.

Okay, I thought it was another boy. It's a girl. So two girls at one boy. She gave birth Saturday, September 7th. Cardi B admitted that she started entertaining other men on June 24th, right? Which is like, that's kind of crazy. So she's fully pregnant. She admits.

She says, oh, baby, trying to sigh with the ops is never a good look. You know I start talking to niggas on June 24th. Now, come on, just do the math, people. She either fucked the guy. If this is when she's officially saying she started entertaining dudes, she was seven months pregnant, June 24th. Well, really, eight months pregnant. She's eight months pregnant.

So she started entertaining dudes on June 24th. And if she fucked a dude before giving birth on the 7th of September, she fucked a dude in the 8th month. That's crazy. I'm going to be on. That is crazy. Like, come on. Like, how could you? Now, again, you know why this is also crazy?

Granted, if we're thinking she never cheated before, this wasn't a guy she was talking to before. You're telling me you start entertaining a new guy on June 25. fourth when you're eight months pregnant and you allegedly have sex with the guy before you give birth on the ninth month not cardi i love you girl but this is wild that that's wild eight months that's wild girl that's crazy bruff that that that is kind of crazy that's kind of diabolical bro now you know offset offset off is probably like going through it as well like you got to imagine yo what's the odds that she she started talking to a guy that she's never showed interest in ever at all or never flirted

with never fucked she met a new guy on june 24th it probably got to be a guy that you know you know women be having these guys that they know want to fuck they be liking her pictures swiping up she she'll just like l-o-l it like she'll just you know like be cute with it knowing that whenever i fall out with my man, I'm in your face or it's your time to fuck. So damn. And by the way, remember when the officer was like, you know, the thing is you just get fucked. Three kids a little too late though. Okay. And by the way, she did say, didn't I tell you I'll spill my own tea. Anyway, so that those were real. The fake tweet happens to be this. The fake tweet says, you cheated on me for years after years, my nigga. The only difference is you got caught. I didn't.

you would be even more but hurt if I if I let you know the relationship me and take off had before he passed rest in peace of the only real nigger from the group I miss those nights Now first of all the font is a little bit off like it's a fake tweet I'm telling you it's fake But there is a fake tweet with

Offset that's also been floating around too Offset sister where Offset supposedly saying Yeah that's why I fucked your sister you know what I mean Like, this is fake as well. It probably made up by the same person. I think it's Barb's. I'm sorry. I always blame me out for the bullshit.

Says, I always get the last laugh. Even if it was with your sister. I know Cardi B has a sister named Hennessy. Cardi B. Sister Hennessy. And this is her sister here. So I guess, you know, yeah. Which, you know, by the way, again, also fake.

but makes for a good story this is Cardi B's sister, you know So essentially Those two fake tweets been going around But people have been really latching on to this takeoff thing You know obviously Involving a man who's passed away Even thinking about somebody

In the Migos fucking Cardi B is like crazy right And she finally did respond And she responded like this She says this is fake And weird The fuck So she basically says it's not true Okay, so that's been going on with them.

You know, we're going to see what other drama and BS kind of comes out of it. But yeah, and I think, I think Offset deleted all his tweets. I think Offset was drunk last night. He says, woke up, God is good. This is hilarious. Listen to your people take and the bros told me. What? Listen to your people.

Take and the bros told. What? Listen to your people Taking the bros told me Oh, he believed the tweet Wait Wait Did he believe the fake tweet?

No fucking way It's like this nigga's intentionally Spilling his own tea Not realizing bro, you're fucking up I'm listen to your people Taking the bros told me Bro why would you even be with a woman That's your like your groupmates

Would even tell you she's on some whole shit Or that that maybe they could do something with her what the hell that shit this is getting too messy what the fuck that's that's why i guess cardi b like fucking cleared it up huh yeah that was 35 minutes ago and yeah was she um oh well she respond an hour ago that it was fake i don't know why he said that anyway that's what's going on in the uh life and times of carty being offset again i say they'll be back together by christmas don't take this too serious it is what it is they embarrass each other from time to time.

They cheat on each other constantly, but trust me, they're still going to be a happy loving family and they're going to take the bests of pictures when it comes to holidays. Okay?

Matter of fact, they might even be back together for Thanksgiving, trust and belief. Yeah, I think Cardibee could cook? I know she says she don't cook, she don't clean,

but come on, man, you're Dominican. Like, come on now. Like, it's been like a while since Cardibee been in the club, like, whaling out. I mean, Robin and drug and nigs

or whatever she was doing. Like, she got to be able to, like, really cook. Like, Cardi B got to be able to, like, throw down. All the Dominicans I know, they could throw down. A Jamaican woman going to be able to throw down.

A Haitian woman could throw down in the kitchen. I don't know by the rest of the Caribbean countries, but you get you a Haitian or a Haitian and Jamaican woman, they're going to handle their business in the kitchen. I'm wondering if, I think Cardi B could probably, you know, whip up a nice meal, cook up some, you know, I mean, Dominican meals, right? Like, name me some Dominican meals.

type food what type of Dominican type food that we have it mango or some shit that's all good All right, mofongo I see y'all. All right anyway So yeah, you know, uh blessings to them hope they work it out they will What the fuck is this? Oh, this is Nicky Minaj talking about some other shit Okay, all right bet so I think we're done with that It's not much to update there My mom, this page. I mean, I think I meant to go to Baller Alert.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. Yeah, they haven't said anything crazy yet. Okay, this is just about her look for some shit. Yeah. Not too crazy. Anyway, I'll give you the real quick replay on what the fuck happened. This replay on the Instagram lives that started all this bullshit, then we'll move on.

I gave my thoughts already last night, but in case you didn't see the video, people. I started the stream early while somebody I was watching the clips. What I'm fine, niggas. I'm trying to find niggas. I've been cuffed up too long. Let me remind niggas. Yo, when I tell you, Nick, the narcissism is all time high. And you know what's so crazy? I really be feeling like when people be saying like narcissists, narcissists, niggas is narcissists and everything. I'd be like, do y'all even know what that word mean? but now I really do see

what's the fucking narcissist you know what's so crazy I find it so crazy right you know why I find so crazy that a nigger think that they could just buy a bitch you know what I'm saying I love me shit but you can buy

you can buy me no more motherfucker and it's so crazy that a nigger think that that's enough it's not enough honey it's just not enough and you know what's so funny too I find they funny that niggas think that they could fuck on anything. But when I

when I start talking to niggas you want to threat me with taking shit that I fucking work my ass off for. You want to play those games with me? We're going to play them games too.

We're going to play them games too. So you want to fucking threat me talking about you want to take my shit? You want to take my shit because I'm moving on? Move on. Move on. Why can you move on? Why can you move on? It's no fun where mama got the gun, right?

It's no fun when I'm slangin' pussy, right? Hmm. I don't know why the term slangin' pussy is just sounds crazy. Now we- What a fine niggas. Okay, she then continued by saying. I just want to let, I just want to let motherfuckers know one good shit, right? shit, right? I don't give a fuck if a nigger talking about, oh, I'm going to expose you, or I'm going to put them text messages that's what through your phone. I don't give a fuck, nigga. I will expose my own tea. I don't give a fuck. I don't care. I don't care. Do that. I don't care. You should be happy. You know what you should be happy? You should be happy that I'm a real gangster-ass bitch. At the end of the day, I'm a real gangster-ass bitch, and I'm a solid

bitch. So one thing I'm not going to do to you ever is entertaining your ops that be in my DMs trying to suck my pussy. I will never do that because the op to you is a nigga that wants you dead. And I don't want you dead because my kids love the fuck out of you. Out of you. My kids love you down. So I will never do that. And I really follow gangster. I really follow street codes. I will never be a lame ass bitch that fuck with a nigga just to get back. No, nigga, I don't have to do that shit. I just got a fucking nigga that's better than you. However, I don't give a fuck. You can expose what the fuck you want to expose.

I expose it myself. Fuck it out of here. I told you when a Libra start Libran, we really don't give a fuck. Now, goodbye. When a Libra start Libra in. Okay, then the last one is that nigga, I don't care. I don't care, nigga. I don't care.

At the end of the day, they pussy must not be that good. You was fucking up. You was blowing up my phone. By the way, let me do you. This, I'm going to do something cool. Can I do something cool? I think I'll do something cool. Let me a second.

Perfect. I think this could work. I'm going to do something. Remember, we're on Verdict Watch, if you don't know. We're on Verdict Watch for this young Dolph situation. And watch this. I'm going to do picture in picture. So we're going to have both on the screen.

Oh, this is fire. I just thought of this. Okay. So we got the courtroom shit popping over there. Right? And we still get to do our bullshit. What's the problem? All weekend.

All weekend, he was blowing on my phone. I blocked you. I blocked you. Even though I know you was going to go to Atlanta. And I was like, I bet. I didn't want to know what you was doing out there. I told you I blocked. He was calling me all private numbers all morning.

He was calling my mama, everything. So it's like, you're trying to show me, trying to get me mad. Like, oh, Let me show you the bitches. Let me show you the bitches in my DM. I'm going to hurt, Felix. I don't care. I don't care.

That pussy must not be hitting. They used to still calling my shit. Trying to get your leg back. Trying to do your big leg back. Your chat, when will women finally learn? Hey, let me tell you this. Your women. Where my chat queens?

What in the chat if you're a chat queen? I got to talk to my chat queens real quick. I know. Listen, I'm an I'm an ancient nigga, but I'm going to just tell you out some truth, all right? One in the chat if you're a chat. one in the chat if you are a chat queen am i on delay i don't see no one's in the fucking chat okay i'm seeing some ones all right bet bet bet bet bet bet but what i'm gonna tell y'all is just facts

and any man who ain't on some kairie shit cap'n are going to agree with me i'm being very honest i'm telling you this is a man i think this is the nature of man yes we should learn how to deal with our urges and everything but niggies gonna be niggies i'm I'm just telling you the truth, okay? Y'all can say whatever about act, but actually ain't going to come up here and just start lying to y'all and pandering because I ain't got time for it.

But I'm going to be honest with you, if you happen to ever get a cheating-ass nigger as your man, all my chat queens, I'm really putting your own game. You ever get a cheating-ass nigger that becomes your boyfriend, that you know he'd be doing shit, he always looking at other bitches, whatever the case is.

Let me tell you this, because I'm trying to help explain to Cardi B about the last point she made. When she says, oh, that pussy must not be hitting And that's why you're blowing up my phone. No, man. Let me tell you the truth. And any real nigga in here, if what I'm saying is true and you want to keep it trill,

trust me, you're anonymous, don't worry. I want you to spam seven if I'm spitting facts. Seven if I'm spitting facts, four if I'm lying. When you get, yo, so my chat queens, when you get a lying-ass nigger, he always be trying to get with, like, he'd be trying to do dirt. He's not blowing up your phone because the other bitch pussy was whack. A cheating-ass nigger never. loves this girl more until right after he cheated.

Oh my God. Right after you doesn't fuck the other bitch, you're like, oh my God. Whoa, I love Cardi B. That's when he'd be like, yo, babe, you want something from the store. I love you. I think you should go out shopping. Babe, I'm about to buy you a gift. A cheating ass nigger loves this bitch the most after he fucked another bitch.

I'm telling you, you're not blown up your phone because the pussy wasn't. The pussy was hitting. I'm sorry. I might be, hey, fellas, I might be giving out a secret. again. But this is facts. You love your girl the most after you don't fuck another girl. God damn. You know why? Because after you don't fuck the other girl, you don't want to sit with her, talk to her, cuddle with her, do nothing with her. All you can think about even though your chick back at

home, annoying, she gets on your nerves. But you rather at that moment be laid up in bed with her, taking her more than breath, cuddling with her. watching that show y'all keep that's how it is so a nigga when he done cheating and go hit up his girl trust me and we be hell of guilty let's keep it a bean guys we be hell of guilty you know your dick was just somewhere where it shouldn't be nigga you start you start doing like

you start offering shit you want something you sure you good you know you know you ain't get your hair and nails done in a minute you should go get your hair and nails done yo let's go shopping like you just start saying shit you just start let me tell you just start being extra nice to your girl

that's what I keep saying I'm not saying I should tolerate a man who be cheating on you that's not what I'm trying to say my chat queen deserve better okay but when your man being too nice to you trust and believe hey I'm not here to give up all the secrets

I'm just here to put you on a little bit of game all right I don't care you're a fucking lame and them bitches is lame too you want to know why because you got to fuck them bitches in order to get your ego to feel high you know I'm too much I'm too I'm too

I'm too Chad I ratin for that damn I feel like why I said woody I had to Nah because yo yo You know cartybee is really like Yeah that bitch pussy must not be hitting You hitting me right after you fucked her No it's called post the clarity

I'm hitting you because shit I don't fuck this bitch and I realize Alright let me go back to my happy home much woman for you you know what i'm saying i'm too much of a boss bitch for you and i always been too good for you i've been too good for you i've been too good for anything that is all right chat no more methods no more methods you're right you're right associated to you so you got to you got to fuck other bitches to make yourself feel better because i make you feel so low about yourself because i don't make you feel like i'm you're that nigger in this home so that's what you

got to do so you are here trying to hurt my feelings because you're fucking the next bitch i don't give a fuck. I don't give a fuck. Who is that? Who's that? Power Princess. Hey, girl, I love you. I love my Chad Queens. But listen, I know you she said, yo, this is so gross act. See, this is why men got a lie. Like, we can't tell you out of truth. I just told the truth. You see a hell of niggis in here

like, act, stop snitching. This is what happens. You're grossed out by it because it's the truth. This, like, men and women, like, we're fundamentally different. Our brain thinks differently. So, yeah, like, that's why a niggas is going to lie. Because a nigger tell you the truth that really want to be with you, you're going to call him gross. Like, you thought the comments I just said was gross.

But it's true. Again, now, granted, if you with one of those guys that don't cheat, you don't have to worry about that. But if you were to cheat-n-ass-th stinking, and a lot of women be with such cheating-ass things. If you were to cheat-n-ass-things, what I just told y'all, I just gave you the other side. It's all good.

Because them hosing pussy ain't good enough that I'd be having you crashing out. Chat, one more secret. Jack Queens, if you were to cheat-ass nigger, after he don't fuck the girl, instantly his brain is trying to make sure you ain't fucking nobody. So, yes, he's going to crash out. He just fucked the bitch.

Yo, he just fucked the bitch. He got to make sure that, yo, he's going to be, yo, yo, you watch, you want to ring cameras that you just went outside the house, like, yo, how long you was out there for? Y'all, I want to take out of garbage. I want to walk the door.

Yo, who'd you fuck? That's how it is. Guilty conscience. That's how it be. It's okay. All weekend. You was mad happy today when I fucking called you today. And the only reason why I got, I called you today is because I'm trying to change my son's school and I need your approval.

Other than that, nigger, fuck you. I don't care. Fuck the world. Fuck my ops. I'm going to fuck your ops. That's why I'm fucking your ops. Yeah, of course. Because you don't, you don't move with integrity.

You're not a street, nigger. That's what you do. That's what you do I'm gonna fuck your ops Go, go, go, go Go, yeah, chat, just mark this video down When Cardi comes back and says, oh, I'm so in love with Oh, I've said, oh,

Like, she'll be talking to her affairs like, Girls, y'all know, I be, y'all know I was lying When I say, he ain't on street, nigga. Offset be stepping, he'd be punching niggas. Like, everything she's saying now, she's gonna take back. Like, a woman will literally say you have AIDS. Yo, chat, this ever happened to y'all? This is a real talk happened to me.

A girl has told another bitch that I got an STD to make sure the bitch definitely don't want to fuck with me all the while she's fucking with me still you know what I mean yo listen

a woman would say whatever it needs to clear the scene and women in emotional situations reserve the right to just lie like yeah so what I told him bitches your dick was small so what I told him that ABCD EFG

you know what I mean they don't go fuck they'll take they'll just roll it back like who cares I was mad Or they'll hit you with some shit I'm still with you I'm still with you I'm ain't I?

Boohoo nigga I don't give a fuck you can fuck my Ibs you can fuck my friends nigga I don't give a shit you're a lame to me and you will never equate to me and it's crazy diving I

listen if you ever had a girl talk crazy about you the next time you fucking her you repeat the shit she said so I'm still a lame I'm still lame nope yo I'm tell you

all this shit she said on live Cap she's gonna take it back I even let you I even let you even play with me for such a fucking long time because you're not even You know the next time he's fucking He's gonna be like who the lame now

Mowing like a motherfucker Bro, this shit ain't going nowhere bro like Brub come on man y'all niggas Not even a A real right nigga for me I make you look good nigga Who ain't a real right nigga

Who ain't a real right nigga Who ain't a real right nigga? Not you upset Come on bro We know what's gonna happen bro I told you by Christmas All of this cap she just said Yeah you ain't a real right

Nigger you wasn't even fucking me right You were doing this You was blah blah blah blah blah blah blah You was a bitch You said Fuck you Look at the bitch I'm fucking And by the way there's a few chat queens

In here who got some toxic Hey y'all ain't gonna act like It's only academics And some other rappers and celebrities That got toxic relationships Y'all got toxic relationships too Y'all argue with y' y' nigga y'all call him

y'all call him gay I don't even think you've really been in the relationship if you've never argued with a dude I know we are all toxic if a chat queen in here never argue with their dude and try to make it be like yo they'll say anything to call you gay

you just want to play 2K all day like them niggies gonna suck your dick you gay as hell you're trying to spend all day with niggas you gay you go upstairs with her and start banging her out let us go away That's what happens.

Women know how to, like, they operate off emotions, so they try to say anything to you to get you emotionally upset. Fuck you. I don't care. Look at the bitches that I'm fucking. I'm a fuck all your ups. I'm a fuck a matter of fact. Oh, look at this.

I don't want to see it. So what? You was going to fuck them anyways, nigga. All you got to do is get fucking drunk. And then bitch is going to throw you that pussy. Jet Miss Jetson, stop it. You know damn well you don't did this. Stop it.

You said some stuff. your man maybe not like I ain't gonna lie I always wonder I'm like why do women call a dude gay and then still sleep with him like that's this kind of weird right maybe you ain't call your guy gay or like whatever situation and they don't got to be a current guy a past situation you've said something to him and that's why you a bit yo this is one of the popular ones I swear this is one of the popular ones right here tat you out with your girl you out with your girl say y'all at the club y'all at the club right cool a niggas say something to her or something something

like like basically you kind of get into it like some shouting match it could it could get physical y'all might have to fight your girl is tell you nah it's not worth it nah stop not chill she calm you down nothing happens everything is cool she wait till y'all angry then she bring it back out that's why that nigga bitched you yeah you're talking all this shit to me now but you wasn't doing that with that nigga press you why you ain't put hands on him you're like you told me you told me to chill you told me to chill

you like trust me 100% your chick will be like nah stop stop calm down mike calm down it ain't worth it you on probation don't hit him don't do nothing crazy the moment y'all y'all y'all get in a fight two months later yo you got all this energy for me what happened when niggis bitch you at the club you pussy you pussy you pussy You're like, what the, what the fuck? I'm serious. All right, bro. Somebody's out of the church girl.

I'm telling you this happens. Yo, girl, she's going to put that in her back pocket. All right, we was at the club. He was acting like he was fin of fight. All right. All right, nigga, your heart pump. Kool-Aid, nigga. She's going to bring it back at your most vulnerable moment.

For $2,000, bitches got to survive out here. Bich is got to survive out here, nigga. Oh, now I'm gonna fuck them bitches Now I'm gonna fuck bitches Okay, you could do that You was gonna do it regardless You go to a club and you You probably get drunk

You give them bitches 2,000 You pretty Lauren You know pretty Lauren Listen, you never been in the argument With your guy All right, you say you won't call your guy A P word pussy, right? So you never got in the argument

with your guy and called him a name That's emasculating to him Like, come on Let me say this you see i'm gonna tell you why i get into situations like that because and guys y'all tell me if if y'all are like me in arguments for women i'm the dude that like i just start ignoring you like once we get to a certain point and i just don't care so it's like now the girl you know when women want to argue with you and you're not engaging and she's like god damn it this motherfucker

don't want to argue she want to get her one hour of arguing out you're like you're saying shit like yo you got it now you got it no we good now you know listen you got it i'm gonna just chill you got it they don't want that answer they want to argue they don't want you to tell them they got it they want to argue so now they're realizing they can't fucking trigger you so now they're like i i gotta say some shit to trigger this motherfucker so now she's gonna aim at your sexuality of masculinity she's gonna bring up some some events right That's why your own homies, yo,

like, it could be anything. Nicky, nigga, you, you over here acting cheap as fuck with me, but you was too bitch made to ask your friend Frank

for the, for the $300 he owe you and he was in the club popping bombs in front of your face. You're like, she just brings us on random. She's like, what the fuck?

Yeah, you don't got that energy for him. He don't got to pay you back. I'm telling you, bro. Maybe it's just me. I just know. Women will just have to, that in the back pocket, bro.

He was going to fuck them regardless. Them holes got to survive. These holes are hungry out here. Go ahead, Karie. We're in a recession, baby. Them holes got to get fucked. They got to get paid. Do that.

I don't care. This is when she cares most. You know what so funny? Cardi will be saying this shit. Cardi probably got a whole fence to follow and all the bitches that offset like their pictures. Offset follow. Trust me, bro.

Yo, again, I'm not saying one side's better than the other. I'm saying it's both sides. It's like it's both ways. Like Cardi B's saying I don't care. Cardi's on a Finster or like some private Instagram with no profile picture just watching. Yo, who's this bitch with a hard eyes under his last photo? Who fuck is this bitch over here? Why is this man that usually that picks up the girls that he fucks?

Because they're trying to hide them from me. Why is this man following these new girls right here? yo he's yo he's in yo he's in houston why three houston businesses follow his man's he travel with trust me bro she care a lot I don't care

well I'm watch what I'm gonna do to you watch what I'm a this that you already done it all you're already done playful anxiety shot to playful anxiety she's been one of the biggest supporters here she says she don't do that

she's got the energy for the messy shit no I mean, I think you do grow out of it. You have to grow out of it or it's going to get, it's going to really deteriorate your life, right? But I do think it's part of everybody has that one person or maybe multiple people that it's just super toxic with or it just feels like a month with them feels like a year. It's just constant beef. It's like it's super high, super lows.

It's like drugs. You know what I mean? Obviously after a while you realize, yo, this shit ain't going to work or, yo, this guy. to change because it starts to affect your health. Shit, if people go into jail, your freedom, or it affects, like, a job. And you've got to be like, yo, let me, let me chill.

But I think people, that's a phase. It's done it all. You already done it all. Wait, is playful anxiety a dude? I don't know. I thought it was a girl. I think I followed her. Unless I'm tweaking.

You done it all. You done it all. You done it all. Nothing surprised. Yeah, playful anxiety is a girl. follow her on Instagram. Yeah, she was like the most subscribed person on Twitch. I follow her.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Why are you playing with her like that? It surprises me anymore. Nothing surprises me. You're done it all. So I don't care. I don't. I ain't going on line.

Chat, let me tell you this, man. I don't know if you know about these Dominican from the Bronx, man. You know, you know Cardi's on extremely bad time. And when she got this little Pearson right here, you know, she's back on the whole time. I'm keeping it the beam. Streets ain't safe. That's the pussy slang in Pearson right there

I'm gonna keep it on it I'm not even lying y'all It's the pussy slang in Pearson right here It's over You feel me She passing this bitch out like El Chapo It's over I'm gonna keep it in the beam

Thank you for my kids though All three of them I don't regret none of them But I regret you I don't regret my kids You're good daddy You're all right I don't regret them

Not none of them Not none of them But fuck you I regret you I'm too good for you I always been too good for you You know I'm too good for you nigger And I don't

And I don't ever ever ever ever ever I never even wanted to get on the social media Because I don't want to turn off the next nigga off Because who's just gifted Thank you for the gift by the way This is not my type of shit Oh This is not my type of shit

I don't ever want the next nigga To have a messy bitch But you want to be a messy nigga I can't see it And do petty shit to and I say, nigga, I don't care. I don't care, nigga. I don't care.

At the end of the day, they pussy must not be... Okay, anyway. That's the car to be files. We read these messages already. I definitely do believe that they're going to get back together. If I'm wrong,

hold me to it later, all right? Chat. Yo, did I tell you that Diddy's lawyers ass, bro? Did he's lawyers trash, bro? And again, I'm just going off like public shit we're seeing the public. So let's look at this, chat.

Let's look at this. So there's another, remember the whole baby oil thing? And that's what I told you. I think Diddy's lawyer should have sidesteped the baby wall situation or question. Instead, this fucking fool is damn there on a documentary speaking about baby wall. And he's not even saying the stuff that's helping Diddy. He told him, oh, like, I'll play real quick.

Like, listen what he said. You would expect from someone in the mafia. They're going to set a take down of a successful black man. TMZ presents the downfall of Diddy. Bro, why would my lawyer be in a documentary called The Downfall of Me? Like, bro, like, why? Like, this doesn't make no sense. I'm a billionaire.

Why is my lawyer on a documentary answering questions to TMZ? We all know TMC don't give a fuck about nobody if you're not the Kardashians. TMZ's history's been slamming black niggas, pause. Why's my lawyer over there in their documentary? It's not even, yo, it's not even like the documentary says, um, Diddy, is he guilty or innocent? It says the downfall. It just assumes it's a rap.

Now, granted, I mean, it is a downfall, but, nigga, look at even the cover. The nigga look like a super villain, the baby oral freak off Diddler. This is the Diddler. This is like the Diddler outfit. Pops up like this with a bottle of baby oil and lube

with a complimentary butt plug. Like, what? Why's my lawyer in this? The indictment I've interviewed a lot of people for this documentary. And a lot of them have said game over after they saw the Cassie video.

Does this? I agree with you. Who said that? They got Diddy with the Swiper. no swiping face like what the fuck why my lawyer in this compel you to put him on the stand and explain it i i don't know that i could keep him off the stand the niggins front did he's move he said did he fin to testify in the case you say i don't think i could keep did he off the damn stand now here's a thing this case is going to play out very interesting the reason why i don't like

him saying that. Again, we're not talking, who gives a fuck about Diddy? Diddy seemingly is a creep. He probably did a lot of these things that's being alleged. We're not defending Diddy. But we do analyze and we look at these court cases and you want to think that, you know, people are getting great representation.

Clearly this dude doesn't have discovery fully yet. Because if discovery, if this whole baby oil thing is in discovery, he would know exactly how many bottles of baby oil they found. So he's not speaking on discovery. if they haven't got and by the way the pre-trial conference that was going to schedule the time to transfer

or the methodist transfer discovery was two days ago 924 September 24th which was going to be the dates that um um um to transfer like well not dates but yo we're going to give you a flash drive or we're going to give you a private link that you could download discovery or whatever or we're going to send this over to your office that you could know and then they're going to go back to the judge and say, we have gave the defendant's lawyer all the evidence. So that was two days ago. So it's probably still they haven't gotten all discovered.

Maybe they got some, probably not all. Why are you on TMZ, right? Why are you on TMZ, like basically on a documentary that's premiering on Tubi? This is a documentary premiering on Tubi. And now he's front and Diddy's move by saying, oh, yeah, Diddy's going to testify. Imagine if the evidence kind of suggests Diddy should testify. Or imagine if, like, you know, it is something that does suggest he should testify. But now you're giving a leg up to the prosecutor that Diddy is going to take the stand.

Why would you, you want to only tell that and give the prosecutor the least amount of time to prepare? Like, where's the air of surprise? Like, what's going on here? Like, you don't have to tell us everything. I mean, it makes a great media content. But this is just dumb to me. Does this compel you to put him on the stand and explain it? I don't know that I could keep.

Y'all said, what's the Diddler's supervillain power? Listen, and for men, we're going to know this is a super villain power right here. He could ejaculate back to back to back for days at a time. A rolling masturbation, constant ejaculation. You feel me? Like his dick don't even go soft, okay? he just keep nothing and nothing and nothing that's his goddamn superpower right there

okay all he just needed some baby oil is lubricant and he just keeps going like to energizer bunny him off the stand uh I think he is very eager to tell his story and I think he will tell every part of his story including what you see on the video so I

chat if did he take the stand I gotta go to court I gotta go watch that I gotta go out I can't believe now there's not gonna be a video if diddy takes a stand there won't be a video so in federal court they don't allow video recordings or like they don't broadcast but brough

did he on the stand first of all you know that would take he would be on the stand for a month right I know he would be on stand for a month on some wise oldie shit okay we're going to talk about every single freak off incident here's the by the way I think I think this is a lie

this is absolutely a lie chat it's no way he's going to be on a stand for a bunch of reasons, right? Usually in many criminal cases, you don't want to put the person on the stand. I'm going to tell you why Diddy's not going to take the stand, right? And what this guy is saying before Ditty takes the stand, somebody else is going to tap some handler or capable of a person in his camp to say, your lawyer, number one, is talking too much,

but if he plans to put you on a stand, fire him. Here's why you don't want to put Dity in stand. There's going to be a big source of contention. I'm predicting it right now. They're going to have to argue, right? It's going to be the Harvey Weinstein thing all over again. What happened in a Harvey Weinstein situation? There was an appeal that he actually got overturned the verdict of one of his guilty verdict

because they used accusations that weren't included in the federal, in his case, okay? In his criminal case. Think about the ditty situation. Cassie seems to be the only victim listed in the criminal case, which if you're going by that Harvey Weinstein rule, or not rule, but what helped him overturn that decision to reverse the verdict, it means little Rod cannot be brought up in court. Crystal McKinney cannot be brought up in court.

Jane Doe, the 17-year-old, cannot be brought up in court. You can't bring up anybody but Cassie, right? Now, I'm pretty sure if we're all in agreement that Dede is on trial because of all these civil cases, number one, I think the government wants to talk to these people already to try to bring them in for a superseding indictment because having one victim looks crazy. But especially for the hoopla that we heard, not that, you know, one victim is too much already. But still, you know, they're going to try to bring more people in. But they're probably going to fight or have a motion to say, hey, you know, you see, in the grand jury, in the grand jury, you could testify about things that are in charge.

because obviously it's a grand jury is to get an indictment. So the civil cases were probably a factor in grand jury testimony, right? Whether it's by a detective, because it's almost like a summary testimony at that point, where they could just talk about the investigation and they could talk about allegations, not necessarily ones that they have to prove. In court, you can't do that.

Your prejudice in the case, your prejudice in the jury. If, you know, you can't talk about these other situations that aren't charged. Now, I'm pretty sure the prosecutor is either going to bring them in criminally. So supersede indictment, add a couple of victims, or try to bring in, introduce some way where the court could acknowledge these other cases that they feel could establish a pattern of behavior in a sense of racketeering, right? In sense of racketeering.

And by the way, racketeering actually is going to allow prosecutors to go. go around that, right? Because for example, Diddy isn't charged with arson, but yet they're going to talk about what happened to Kid Cuddy, yet he's not charged with that. So I think the racketeering statue is going to go against what helped Harvey Weinstein. Here's the point. Let me get back to Diddy testify. If Diddy got to sit up there and answer question because the racketeering statute is going to go around what helped Harvey Weinstein reverse his verdict because they brought of allegations of women that weren't ever made into criminal complaints against, it was basically hearsay against Weinstein.

That's not going to help Diddy because there's a racketeering charge. And the racketeering charge doesn't mean that every instance of criminal activity means it has to include actual charge. It doesn't. In actuality, there's only one criminal activity in the racketeering thing that has a standalone charge with his sex trafficking and it's only a victim one, which we assume is Cassie. There's arson, there is assault, there is bribery. Those aren't standalone charges. And if you don't know how racketeering is done, you charge someone with racketeering.

What's listed underneath racketeering is called violent acts. They're not charges, okay? There's just violent acts that is proof. that these were done in furtherance of the criminal organization and the racketeering statue hits then, okay? So arson, he's not charged for arson. He's, you know, he's not charged for guns. I don't even think there's a, there's a, there's a,

even a mention of weapons. I think the weapons will come in, but on a supersede one, there isn't, there isn't like, anyway, I think I give him a gist. Here's the point I'm trying to say. If Diddy takes the stand, you know nothing's off, like, I mean, they could go through a whole Tory Lane's like, you know, pre-trial, like, you know, consideration of what could be asked. Like, for example, with Tori, they don't want his rap lyrics to kind of bias or prejudice to jury, so they couldn't ask him about certain stuff. They didn't want him to be referred to by certain monikers or his name.

Tori has an AK-47 tattooed in between his pecks or, like, some of his chest paws. And they did not want that to be a picture that was showed in any exhibit via Instagram or anywhere else because, If the guy is accused of shooting a woman, if there's a gun just tattooed on him, the jury might be like, well, this guy loves guns. He's, he got a gun tattered on his chest. Why wouldn't he shoot somebody? Shit, even Meg, right? So his defense fought for those not to be included. I could imagine that hopefully not this, well, I guess this guy, right?

This guy, if he continues to represent it, he's going to fight for that as well. Like, no, you're not going to keep, you're not going to, you know, ask for certain shit or earn. They're trying to carve out what could be asking, what not could be asked, but it doesn't matter. If it's a possibility that Dicke on the stand and they ask him about every freakoff thing, you're going to see the best, you're going to see the best thing in history. Why? They're going to say, so Meek Mill, have you ever been in any sexual encounters with him? Have you ever had sex in or around individuals like French Montana? did you ever bring women for Justin Bieber to 40K with

or did you ever were involved in any sexual encounter that included Justin B. I think that would be just the dumbest thing ever. The dumbest thing ever. Now, the only way I could see him testify is if there's a promise of a 5K1 letter. 6-9 testified. In a RICO and a racketeering situation, he would testify because he's incentivized.

literally by the fact that you're snitching. So unless Diddy is snitching, I don't seem testifying. Them seven white women would rip Diddy to threats. Again, here's the thing too. And this one I'm saying is lawyer keeps fucking up. Even if you found 25, well, I think handcuffs would not look good. You know, some people use handcuffs for sex, BDSM shit. Well, he's charged with sex trafficking, which kind of, which was by force or coercion.

if the handcuffs could mean you're preventing people from leaving. But I don't know. Let's say, name me like a sex item that people use. A cockering, pause. A cockering, right? If they found 300 cock rings in there, right? His lawyer just was to say, listen, his freakiness is not on trial.

His sexual activity. And what he does in his bedroom, consensually, he's not on trial. His kinks are not on trial. right that's what this lawyer is supposed to say he's not really saying it but if diddy gets up there they're going to ask did he that then he got to explain did he so jean deals say i went to a sex tour and you went in the butt plug uh what's up have you ever used a butt plug like they're gonna embarrass did he so crazy ditty's gonna have to explain why he's into certain type of kinky stuff

okay so explain to us what you would do with the baby well oh so i would like you know me lather myself up from head to toe then you know what i mean i start stroking and then usually i go over to the mail and i lather him up and i jerk him off for that like he's going to have to explain it you get what i'm saying all of these things just dispel nightmare for ditty like it's just no way he's going to take um take the stand there's got to be some pretrial posturing but it's still stupid i think to put him on the stand and explain it i i don't know that i could keep him off the stand. I think he is very eager to tell his story. And I think he will tell every part of his story, including what you see on the video. So I expect it's going to be explained by the both

of us. It's kind of breathtaking. Hey, who in the chat just said that? Michael Moore. Man, get out of him. First of all, become a member. But this thing that's talking about, he said, act. Did you pass the test? Hey, chat, what's wrong with chat? Don't try to ask me no question. You know who y'all got to ask if they pass? You know what test we talk about, right? The boiled egg test Shug Night Boiled Egg Test Y'all got to ask

Meek Mill if he passed the boiled egg test Like that's what y'all N'all needs to ask You know what I'm saying? Let's see if he passed Shugna.

So when you look at all these Because they don't live the show. They say have a thing in the industry, right? And it's a sad thing about it I don't like mentioning that Shurv I don't think

missing Justin Beager. I don't like mention all these people that everybody know what time it is. So at the same time, they had a joke. They never played this joke with me. And they said walking and in the interscow walk. They go back there and they'd be like, hey, we passed the test.

I said, we haven't did the test. One do you say, don't say that in front of Mr. Knight because he's going to take an offense to him to hurt somebody. I said, well, whatever it is, I probably would take an offense. Somebody would get their ass work. You know, that was me in those days. But they had these guys, they'd have to call the best. boiled egg test.

It could take a ball egg, a raw ball egg, you have those guys put their pants down and been over and they stick up their ass. The eggs break, they say they're not ready yet. They ain't put enough work in. This is Hollywood. So everybody want to go act right. They don't know what's going on.

Hold on a second. Shug. You just look. Shug. You got to do it. I have never heard of anything like that. So if I haven't heard about it, just assume a lot of people haven't heard that before, But you think it's on video?

Let's stop for a second. Go ahead, Shoe. Listen, also, have you ever been to any puppy quarters? Oh, boy, hey, oh. To tell his story. And I think he will tell every part of his story, including what you see on the video. So I expect it's going to be explained by the both of us.

It's kind of breathtaking that what you're telling me is that Diddy is going to take the stand. and he will be cross-examined about this video, about the violence in the video, about the freak-offs, about allegedly blowing up a car, all of those things. That feels kind of dicey.

He has his story, and he has a story that I think only he can tell in the way he can tell it in real time. And it's a human story. It's a story of love. It's a story. How y'all know this? so familiar after watching one video, man.

Y'all heard this test before, and here's the thing. Do you pass or fail the test if they try to put the boiled egg into your booty hole and the boiled egg collapses? Did you pass it or did you fail it? Like, to keep it real, I don't want to know what pass or fail is in this one. It sounds like, it sounds like if you pass the test, you kind of failed. It's a story of heartbreak. I mean, when he describes that relationship,

The word he uses more than any other word is heartbreak. He was heartbroken. She was heartbroken. Okay, man. All right. Nevertheless, this is what I was saying. Because of this big mouth lawyer right here. This is the type of indictment you would expect from someone in the mafia.

I don't know that I could keep him off the stand. He is very eager to tell his story. They're going to show that video over and over and over about what happens. to women that won't change their stories. His reputation is over. The United States government, they start making this case as a takedown of a successful black man.

TMZ presents the downfall of Diddy, the indictment, available Thursday night. I was a kid in the late 70s. They were called threesomes. If these are genuinely threesomes, how do you explain a thousand bottles of baby oil? I don't know where the number of thousand came. The U.S. Attorney said it.

I can't imagine. thousands. I mean, you know, and I'm not really sure what the baby oil has to do with anything. They're essentially saying it's a lubricant for an orgy. I guess. I don't know what you need a thousand. One bottle of baby oil goes a long way. I don't know what you need to need a thousand for. I mean, he has a big house. He buys in bulk. You know, I think they have Costco's in every place where he has a home. I mean, have you sat in a parking lot of a Costco and see what people walk out of there with? Not a thousand bottles of baby oil. I don't think it was a thousand. I think it was a thousand. Okay, so he says that

And Costco comes out and says, Diddy ain't get no goddamn baby oil from us. Stop it. Costco came out and has denied that Diddy got baby oil from them. They actually said, a spokesperson for Costco actually said, none of the company's U.S. location carry baby oil. Even though Diddy's attorney, Mark Agnophilio,

told us the rap mogul may have bought them in bulk from the members-only warehouse retailer. Yeah So apparently they say They don't have baby well They don't got baby well So listen When you have Costco issuing a statement

That they didn't give you The freak off supplies, bro Your lawyer is fucking talking too much bro Why are you even mentioning Costco Oh maybe you got it from Costco Bro like do some research Think about what you're going to say in court Not on a media documentary

That you're going to get like exposed And you have the company response I just can't get it, bro. Anyway, last thing on Diddy, pause. Did he's eaten normally supposedly in prison, and he's not afraid of poison despite reports, okay? They're saying Diddy's not so afraid of inmates giving him a poison apple in prison. Because, sorry, because TMZ has learned about he's not as paranoid as what's going on, as have been suggested. Here's a deal.

Multiple outlets have reported that Diddy stop eating food behind bars because he's paranoid about somebody poisoning's food at NBC Brooklyn. and apparently a source close to Diddy says this is totally bullshit. He's eaten normal jailhouse food like any other inmate. The music mogul receives no special treatment. And we're told that the Diddy's, so we already told you about Diddy's food options in the can. It ain't no boo by any means, but it ain't going to kill Puffy. Okay. And I guess this is a, this is, you know, the joint.

So what day is today? Today is Thursday. He got fruit, cereal. breakfast cake, sugar substitute packages, and skim milk for breakfast. And he's going to get baked chicken, pinto beans,

steamed rice, green beans, whole wheat bread, fruit and beverage for lunch. Okay. All right, man. No chocolate syrup, did he? No more chocolate syrup,

no more baby oil, but he'll be a it. He'll be right, man. He'll be right. Okay. By the way, I saw a slight movement on the, I saw a slight movement on the whole Doff thing. I saw the judge, but looked like they haven't returned to court yet.

Vert o'clock still going. This is two hours so far. Okay. Another thing to kind of mention people, you know, we can't go without talking about a little bit of Drake. Pause. Drake tour numbers as came out. It kind of like made sense with what I predicted, chat. His tour numbers suggest that,

we're not suggests. His tour numbers just flat out says that he, this is his gross for, let me see if I can make this a little bit bigger, chat. Pause. Okay. So the Drake, it's a blur tour. This is the highest selling tour of all time.

hip-hop tour of all time actually and it goes to show that he made hold on camera I need to make it a little smaller pause damn I'm pausing everything a little smaller

okay so he made total revenue total revenue was 320,000 y'all can see this right ah let me make this a little bit smaller right here sorry I'm not having that much real estate

space on the screen today. Okay, we'll put that over there. Okay, cool. That over there, that there. Okay, good. All right, so the total revenue was $320 million. The tickets sold, he sold, what's this,

$1.325 million tickets. The total capacity, obviously, 1.325. So he sold out every date, which is, you know, obviously not. I guess it's impressive, but, you know, it's Drake. You'd imagine that he wouldn't have a non-sold-out ticket or venue. Percentage sold 100%. The average revenue was $4 million per.

Kind of makes sense with what I was guesstimating. I had said that Drake was taking about $3 million from each tour. I was looking at, I looked at the New York days and the bigger venues, so I could see him taking that there. But on average, yeah, probably 2.5. 21 Savage is probably getting about like $400,000, $500,000. So $3 million goes towards paying the performers. A million goes into production and other costs, including for the venue.

I could see that being the thing, right? So, yeah, 100%. I could see Drake about 2.5 every show. Savage. I think Savage is probably getting like 300 to 400. So, say Drake, 2.7. Yeah, that makes kind of sense. Yeah, it shows the revenue here.

They made, how much money is this? Almost $7 million, two shows at Prudential. Let me see what their Madison Square Garden run look like. Madison Square Garden. Where is it? Sorry, Madison Square, Madison Square. Yeah, Madison Square. They did three shows.

Oh, I forgot they did Barclays. in Madison Square. Okay, he made $18 million. Wow. Because y'all see, right? Let me make it a little bit smaller. Sorry, I want you to see it. Okay. So, all right, here we go. Madison Square Garden, in three shows, he made $14 million. In four shows at the Barclays, he made $18 million.

I'm actually surprised. It looked like Barclays, they do more. because if four into 18 4.4.4. It's about like $4.2 million per. And then these are, actually it's about the same. It's about the same. It's okay. All right. Yeah, so they're getting about $4 to $5 million in show. Damn, this is a lot of fucking tickets. The average price of the ticket was $241. Damn. That is crazy. And the total reports is 80 shows.

highest um gross in rap tours let's let's look at that the biggest rap tours of all time not torn an axe we're talking about tours shit give me a second okay I'm sourcing this from Reddit

but they probably got it from somewhere else I don't know oh it's a blur this is when it was 50 out of 80 so this wasn't complete yet but yet um that ended up doing what is Is it 360? Or three something, whatever it was.

So Drake has the highest gross in hip hop tour by a margin of three. Kendrick is second. Kendrick did seven less venues than Drake. Wait, really? How many venues? Kendrick. Wait, Big Steppers Tour. So the Big Steppers tour had, oh, it turned into 103.

What the fuck? one oh never mind what the fuck why does it say 103 here but it says box office was 110 for 73 anyway let's go off of that 110 for 73 yeah I guess Drake just charged a lot fuck that's why

so 73 shows 110 then we get Drake it's a blur tour and his numbers turn out to be 80 shows, which we'd later see, well, we have the stats now, $300-something million.

Damn. You know, this thing is just charging a lot of money. That's all this means, right? Like, Drake is just charging an exorbitant amount of money. Because if he only does seven more shows than the number two guy, which is Kendrick, and he sells and he makes $200 more million. What the hell?

Yeah, let me just get the actual number again. Yeah. So the actual number turns out to be, yeah, the actual number turns out to be 320 million. So 320 million. So this number finalized, sorry, this number right here finalized to be 320 million. Kendrick did 110.

50 cent. Which, by the way, I think, you know, touring prices, inflation and everything's going up. This is why you're seeing modern tours top this list because people are spending more and more for these tickets because inflation's going up, right? Like, you know, I'm going to be honest with you. A couple hundred bucks.

A couple hundred bucks was like seen as really good tickets. Like Drake's average tickets with like the fucking nosebleeds is $200, $200 and something, right? Travis Scott Circumis, Circus Maximus. Well, that's not complete yet, is it? Is that done? Travis Scott Serkis Maximus Tor

Gross He might pass Oh yeah he's gonna pass Kendrick Yeah he's gonna pass Kendrick Wow Yeah so it's gonna be Drake than

Drake than Travis In terms of rappers Yeah because apparently He's already grossed 95 million he grossed 95 million where is this 95 million

and it wasn't over yet so okay let me take out his tour circus maximum I think that shit went worldwide and I think he was doing some disgusting venues let me look

this is tour in that right here okay cool can I find it on yeah it had 78 shows at 78 shows and he already did 95 I think off of 40-something. So, yeah, it's going to end up being...

I don't think it's over yet, is it? Yeah, yeah, it's not over yet. Dan, this thing it has been on tour for like a whole fucking year, huh? I guess he took a break. Because that's the January 1st. He came back. Then it started the World Tour. Okay, so he's on a World Tour now.

Oh, I think the rest of it is domestic. I'm wondering if those numbers are domestic. I think Kendrick is domestic. I think Drake, too. Yeah. Let's look at it. It's a blur. Well, actually, I could just look at this thing again. Are any of these? Well, Toronto is international, but I think only a Toronto. Only Toronto is internationally. Everything else is within the States. So even if you take out the two Toronto dates that he did, well, that's like $7 million. He still did $300 million, over $300 million in the U.S. So essentially, this list is going to change a bit. This is going to be. I think it's going to be Drake, maybe Scott, Travis Scott, then Kendrick.

Or maybe Kendrick keeps number two because I think now Travis Scott's on an international tour. And I think when they do these lists, usually they're trying to do domestic only because some people continue tours on for years and then go international, which makes it hard to track. But okay. Yeah, yeah, this is like the difference. So average revenue for Drake was like 4. something million. It just shows how much that nigga is fucking charging for tickets. Yeah, Drake, nigga.

I see why he was texting that, he was texting that shorty talking about Live Nation got you as a slave. Because you over here, you over here pricing the shit out of niggas. Let's see, let's see New York. New York Master Square Garden. This is two shows, I believe.

No, no, one show. Is it one show or two shows? No, it's one show. Yeah, actually he charged a lot for this. Oh, yeah, he's charged a lot for this. 3.5. I think this is the biggest show. $3.5 million.

Drake's average show was $4 million. So, yeah, he's charging about, like, it looks like Drake is charging about double Travis's ticket prices on average. What was Kendrick charging? Let me see. Because, by the way, all of these guys are selling out. It's just about what's the price point you can sell out at, right? Kendrick Lamar, Mr. Moral, and Big Stepers Tour.

Let's see. So we get a barometer if, if, yeah, he's charging probably slightly less than, yeah, Kendrick's tickets were probably slightly less than Travis's, yeah. So Drake is charging about double these niggas. So Drake is charging both double Travis's tickets. and Kendrick's tickets. That's why his gross is so crazy. Now, granted, they all sold everything out, right?

I don't think there is, well, actually, well, not really. Las Vegas, Kendrick didn't sell out. That's odd. I don't think Kendrick would sell everything out. I don't know of you. Yeah, most of these look sold out. Tampa, he didn't sell out all the way.

It's only 500 tickets you didn't sell out. Everything else is like sold out. Pretty much, this is, like 99% sold out. So it should be the same numbers. They just, you know, they just charge less money. That's just what it was. It's all good, though. Who else is on this list?

Aubrey and the three Migos? They did 54 days. Yeah, I remember Drake always be charging a lot, man. Who else? Drake and Future on this? I don't know why I think that wasn't Kanye and Jay-Z, like maybe that's Jay-Z and his wife. When Jay and, um, how much did that tour gross? Jay Z and Beyonce tour gross

That shit probably ran it up 253 million God damn it Yeah they were charging like Your Beyonce be trying to charge like yo put your house up for mortgage Let's see Beyonce last tour Is it Renaissance tour Okay let's look at that gross Renaissance

World Tour gross 579 million dollars Jesus Christ, man You remember they were charging like $1,000? Let's look at Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift last tour. What's the name of the tour? It's called, what?

End of an Eras. Okay. Taylor Swift Eras Tour gross. It's not over yet, I think. I don't know if it's over. $1.4 billion. Jesus Christ.

Drake sold, let me see. How much tickets to? Drake sold, Drake sold 1.3 million tickets. Taylor Swift sold 17 million tickets. Now, granted, Drake didn't do an international tour. He just did U.S. He just did U.S., but still, like, it's the Swifties, man.

So Swifties. Holy shit, $1.4 billion. Who else should I look up? Who did some crazy to a bad bad? Bunny, yeah, let's look at Bad Bunny's last tour. Bad Bunny last tour. Is it this? The Most Wanted Tour? Okay, let's look at that. Most Wanted Tour.

Gross. Let's look at that. $200 million, $200 million. Okay. Wow. Oh, he must have been charging a lot. He sold less tickets than Drake. Is this the international one? I don't know. No, oh, no, never mind. Oh, yeah, yeah, because, yeah, this is all, um,

this is before he started doing the stadiums. Yes, before he started doing the stadiums. He did the stadiums for overseas. So he did, he did 700,000 in the U.S., well, yeah, I guess for Crown Puerto Rico, right? He did 700,000 tickets in the U.S., which is less than Drake. But it's still over 200 million, which is pretty good. I want to know what his World Tour did. What does that thing is World Tour called?

Is it the world hottest tour? I think that's what it was. Yes, world hottest tour. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The world hottest tour. And the box office on that was $314 million. Yeah. Yeah, and he did $1.9 million.

So, yeah, he's above Drake when it comes to... But Drake doesn't... Don't really do the worldwide shit, bro. That's my problem with Jersey. Got to do the worldwide thing. I'd be having like these little quirks about Drake, not living up to the potential. Still a goat.

All right. Cool. I just saw this number and I thought it was interesting. You know me. I got a pocket watch. This motherfuckeruck is making $4 million a show. Or like he's grossing average revenue, $4 million.

God damn. All right. What else is going on? We're kind of still waiting the verdict. We're patiently awaiting. the verdict right now the clock says what does it say oh wait hold on me try and pause it two hours and 42 minutes yeah two hours and 42 minutes okay hmm

what else should I get into tat um apparently the West is not that happy uh uh with my man top five out of Canada man people have circulated the stream clip that he was on with me and Aiden Ross and apparently they didn't like this at all. Okay, let me see if I can play it. Where is that?

Is it this? All right, cool. There we go. Me and Jake are going to link up in a couple days and we're going to do this podcast. Oh shit. And I want to play not like us video. to look at every nigga in the video we're going to do homework

we're going to look for the niggas I don't fuck around play around by Aubrey that's my bro my Jewish brother's show where you're Jewish okay there we go yeah so that

that happened and then they told me they said the West Coast has responded I don't know what I meant they told me that smack responded this is smack from Fake community world. Let's see if you could a five. Okay, okay. Yeah, Tom Fah. What about it?

Oh, Smack, did he see it play for Smack? Yeah. You looking for who? He said, he said, he looked for that nigger. And whoever, and he said, and Drake, he said, me and Drake, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he, he said, far. He, he a bad rapper, rapper, he's around Toronto. Yeah. Fuck you in Toronto. Talk, man, bring it.

Bits, come in. Yeah, yeah. You ain't got to come find us. We'll find you, bitch. So. So the niggins, right? So the niggins is Drake gonna do a stream. And he said, and whoever on the stage

he couldn't be looking at whoever was on that stage. Yeah, I'm there. I'm on that motherfucker. Is it the niggins? So I'm just, I'm sure there. Oh, is that right? Oh yeah, he was popping it though, huh? He was popping.

Come down, late. We're gonna shut you down, bitch. Fuckin' wrong. I was cleared around the hop because my bro. You didn't you a brother show. Are you Jewish? No, I'm Salon. I'm sure.

I'll do it! Are they some money? Yeah, all of my money. My mom are Toronto. And they're like, he'll all the type of dope. We're gonna slap the fuck out this pussy, bitch. What you, he can't... That's out there.

You can't eat your city. What you're saying? You know, what you're saying right now, reflects on TDE, and they got to go, so just know that. Fuck him! We stand on business. Fuck him, nigger. We stand on business, nigger.

All right. N'n't gonna slap him. It don't matter. Fuck him. It don't matter. And he's the one that goes to Toronto? He don't give a fuck. And I'd have been there.

Pissing all on their walls and everything. Oh, fuck him. Wow. What are you gonna do? Pussy? Back on fig. The top five from Toronto. Yeah, fuck top five.

They're going to class whenever they meet up. Fuck his sister, fucking daughters. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. And that's, he threatened that's, You're all off the tables now. Yeah.

It's off the tables, nigga. You're straight-kn us. Nigger, fuck your whole family. I hope they send this to you. Everybody go tag him in it. You pussy, B. Get it in blood, Trey. He's not from New York.

He don't give a fuck. I'm talking like a New York. He's pussy, he's a pussy, nigger. You have to say crowdy over there. Fuck, croties. Yeah. Okay. Uh...

Uh... Yeah. I don't know how to react to it. We call AD, man. Maybe I got to get these guys on the phone, man. Like cooler heads prevail, man. Let me see if AD's around. AD!

What are, nigga? I see you at soccer games, nigga. I see you getting out into the world, brother. I see you living good. Hey, hey, come on, man. Hey, I'm on stream real quick. I just reacted to, you know, you guys talked about it. I'm on smack.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen, listen. What is the word? I do want to throw into the hat. I think there should be a conversation of peace and tranquility. You know, I don't like, I don't like, you know, beef between cities or coast or anything like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's funny, though, because you see that the homie said call you yesterday, too.

Oh, I'm just watching a clip. He said that? I don't know I don't know if it came out on the thing but we were saying that it was like car act right now I was like anybody car-nicking no 10 in the morning oh shit none I'm always up

I'm always up yo yeah uh all right so all right okay so I did a stream with um he's a top demon out of Toronto that's how he's described

and by the way I'm gonna be honest you know but you know listen there's real nigs everywhere just we all know this I mean we know we know we know who cause is okay um you know Drake is his guy

uh I think, you know, and I'm going to be honest with you. I don't know if you, there's another guy who's been on my stream, his name is Friday. And he says, Friday. Friday, Ricky, Friday, Ricky. I forgot what his name? He's like a media guy out there. Anyway, basically he, he said a lot of people in Toronto are feeling like, you know,

it's like an attack on Toronto type shit. You know what I mean? It's kind of like, you know, making fun of the lingo. Not what Smacks said. I mean, they felt like that about the whole battle. So I think somebody was probably going to say something at some point. Obviously, you have top five who's defending Drake. He fucks with Drake.

Drake is his guy. Drake just helped my man pay the lawyer. You get what I'm saying? Of course, supposed to do that. What did you think or make of his comments? I thought the nigg was making content. Okay. I mean, look, at the end of the day, it's like this, right?

Niggas is going to be who they are in the city, and then niggas are going to be who they are over here. the same exact way. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's just what it is. Like, nigger don't expect anything other than that. But the difference is, it's like, with the coast, you know, a lot of Drake homies fuck with niggas out here.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Them niggas move around. They still doing their shit. Niggas ain't putting pressure on them. So when talks get talk like this, then that's what the niggas is like, hey, let's turn that attention on some shit if that's what it is. I don't think nobody is looking at it like that's what it is.

So when niggas see shit like that, it's like that. Like, all right, is this what, is this what time it is or is it not? You know what I'm saying? Is it, is it, is it, is it, is it, is it, is it a content or is it when, hey, when y'all niggas come to us to city? Do niggas need to, you know what I'm saying? Beyond that? Or like, what is it? So that's what that's all it is, though.

Okay. So, and I completely, I think you said the best thing. I think niggas are who they are, especially where they're from, right? Um, and, you know, it's like figuring out of his content versus it's not content. Well, what, you know, obviously, this. This is somebody who rides for Drake, whatever, whatever, cool. 100%. Do I think that, what do you think Drake's demeanor is to this?

I mean, shit. At the end of the day, only that man knows what the fuck he got going on in his head. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's what it is. But L.A. ain't changed when it comes down to, like, you know, solidarity when it comes down to that. You understand? Like, yeah.

Do you think Drake should come out and be like, nah, that's not what I'm on? You think you need to denounce it or, you know? No, because at the end of the day, the nigger not talking. Is everybody else talking? Okay. I mean, I agree with you. Listen, if somebody just paid my bonh.

Drake knows who to call in the city of the niggas that he fuck with, you feel me? That stopped, you know, other shit from happening with this whole dotting him beefing in the first place. That shit stopped because of street shit. You know what I'm saying? As far as. Is that real? Behind the scenes. Yeah, that's real.

So Drake called somebody or Drake had a conversation? I ain't saying he called somebody personally. But he had a conversation. Yeah, I mean, listen, you know, shout to my nigga premium. It's niggas in that camp that niggas really, really fucking. Okay, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so basically there is an element where it's like, yo, listen, you know, by the way,

Drake used to live in Cali. You get what I'm saying? Like, he used to move around there a lot, showing a lot of love to the people and the folks there. by the way, nothing in my spirit makes me think that he's in fuck California. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. However. But look, at the end of the day, when niggas are saying, hey, you know, they stop in shows and shit like that, then that's a whole other problem.

Niggas is fucking one niggas money at the end of the day. You know what I'm saying? True that too. True that too. I'm trying to think when it comes to like, you see, so top five is, I mean, how much you know about top of? five. I mean, just a little shit I've seen documentaries and shit like that. Like Trableau Ross and stuff like that.

Yeah, like, top five would be like and I'm not speaking, you know, to me, honestly, he's a content creator too. Meaning. Yeah, a nigger said he's about to get on his kick. You feel? me, like, like, yeah, and what I mean by the

content creator? You know what I'm saying? I don't mean in no way, shape, or form, like he ain't like that. But I do a nigga that just came out of having a murder case that, by the way, there was an open Zoom link, and I went to a bunch of the preliminary hearings and listened to what they had going on with them. They mentioned a lot of online antics, right? And obviously, you know, he even said on the live, he said,

that didn't matter because, you know, again, if it's content, it's content, if it's like, oh, you're going to kill you and I do it, that does matter. You get what I'm saying? It's like lyrics, right? If you're like, yo, I'm spinning the block, shoot niggas. You can't just happen to use that in an unrelated situation. So I have to believe he just got out of jail. Like, you know, I think there's a little bit of talking

and a little bit of seriousness. I don't think he's going to crash out. And also, I don't think, you know, even listen to y'all talk. And just even on the West Coast period, I don't think no one's like, oh, top five said something. We're watching out. You got to, I mean, listen, I'm going to keep with Jeep. The niggas in the city don't know because or give a fuck about because they

was like that. You know what I'm saying? But when it comes down to, like, party next door had a show out here. then anybody trip on that you know what I'm saying niggas are sitting here doing their things like honestly it's like niggas ain't even thinking about that shit you feel me at all but when it comes

down the shit like that then it's like hey that's what raised his eyebrows and shit too and smack you know he loyal he loyal to the soil at the end of the day anybody say anything about TD he's 100% down for whatever you know what I'm saying yeah you know um

you heard Fabio Florin say that it would be dope if I Kendrick and Drake Squash the beef at the Super Bowl. What you think, brother? I mean, listen. I don't think that would ever fucking happen. I'm just, that's wishful. That's wishful thinking.

Yeah. I know a lot. Word from the boy, Cap. Yeah, but I will say, you know what I'm saying? It's dope shit that's going on in the city. You know, they did the Paroo Peace Walk. You know, the two Cs is doing something this week. You feel me?

Get some shit together. So we putting shit together to make this, you know what I'm saying? keep that shit going. So it's a lot of dope shit that happened on the West, minus the bullshit, you feel me? Nah, nah, that's good. Yo, and listen, would, and I'm thinking about this,

would it be an possibility that I could get both of y'all on, you know, on a live or, like, again, I think this is content. Because if it was some serious, I'd be like, you know, I could connect y'all day. I could talk. Yeah, niggas ain't, I think there's a content, to keep it real.

Listen, niggas ain't, niggas ain't, niggas ain't, niggas get on line and all that shit, as long as niggas ain't talking no crazy shit, you feel me? I ain't gonna lie. Top five is a wild boy. Well, if God's gonna talk some crazy shit, it's better not to have us on the phone. He's a wild boy.

But all right, but yeah, no, no, I was wondering about that because when he said it, and you know initially what I thought when he said it, I'm like, there's no way you're gonna catch Kendrick Lamar. Like, it's just, you know, like, we all know, Drake isn't moving, moving like like some random guys

going to catch him. Ain't nobody going to touch that. Nobody better not touch that. And then the next thing I thought I was like, well, a lot of people like he represents a lot of people. I'm hoping those people don't get it because I think a lot of people have thought that like, okay,

nothing's going to happen to drink or Kendrick. But we don't want like the guys underneath the guys who rock with somebody and be like, well now I'm in this area where I'm here where these people are at. I got to go do something. That's when shit kind of goes off the rails. Oh, 100%.

And then, too, at the end of the day, bro, niggas want to be able to, especially if you're doing content or you moving to do that. Niggas want to be able to move around. You don't want to be able to, you know what I'm saying? They just want to be able to move around and do shit. And this shit, hey, these ties is everywhere.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Everywhere. Now, I get it. So it's not just Los Angeles. So, hold on. What's the feeling about the, you know, the band shows? And by the way, I don't know if he made the call, but it sounded good. You tell you, who made the call?

Top five to get the show canceled. He said he made the call, but I don't know, like he was locked up. I mean, listen, like I said, at the end of the day, if niggas got tours and they're doing shit like that, niggas is saying like, hey, y'all niggas can't come out here, then that's taking a stance. You know what I'm saying? No, I get that. Hey, let me ask.

And then that stance is going to trickle down to out here. know what I mean? Let me ask you this question. Some people believe that, you know, yeah, Drake disrespected Kendrick. Kendrick disrespected Drake, but Kendrick went a little far and disrespected the city. You know what I mean?

Like, yo, I'm glad D. Rose came home. Y'all didn't deserve him neither. You know what I mean? Like, he's kind of talking about Toronto, clowning like the accent. Yo, you tell me your cheese and thumb. You know, like, it's, you know what? I want to get you on Discord.

I mean, no, no, look. No, no, looking. You got to, but see, but you got to keep it fair. When Drake putting on fucking Compton College shirts and all that, it's trolling, too. You know what I'm saying? The niggas are trolling. Niggas are trolling. Okay, then I'll give you that. I didn't even think about that.

I didn't think about it. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he is trolling as well. Yeah, you know, buying two. Come on, having Tupac's ring, all that shit. It's the same shit. Yeah, you know, I would love, um, let me see. Damn, damn, damn, damn.

You know who I want to get on? Let me see. He's like a journalist. Yo, you know on Discord, are you? Uh, yeah. Join the Discord? Yeah, join Discord real quick. All right.

I bet. I'm trying to my man Friday on. Friday, if you're around, man. I would love for, I would love for you to talk to AD. This is cool vibes. This is no like, yo, you know, crazy shit. Let me see. Let me see.

It's Friday Ricky Dread. Yeah. Niggins. Did you see that? What about it? Oh, Smok did he see a play for Smack? Yeah. He looking for that.

He said, I'm looking for that nigga. And whoever, and he said, me and Drey, he said, me and Dre. He said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he said, he made the call to Chuck Q show down. And who is he? And who is he a bad rapper. He's a bad rapper. He was in Toronto. Yeah.

Fuck you in Toronto. Talk, man. Bring you. You ain't got to come find us. We'll find you, bitch. So. So. So, hey.

So, I said, so the, I said, Drake gonna do a stream and he said, and whoever on the stage, he couldn't be looking at whoever was on that stage. Yeah. If y'all could move, I need AD in the call with me,

and then I need Friday in the car. Yeah. I'm on that, motherfucker. Is this the nigga? So, break this, I'll shut down to you. I'll shut down. Oh, is that right? Oh, yeah, he was popping in, though, huh?

He was popping. Come down to L.A., we're going to shut you down, bitch. Fuck him. I'm glad that I'm a lot of all the type of brother's show But you're Jewish? No, I'm Samaritan I'm Jewish.

Are they Samarli? Yeah, Somalian, my morning. And they're like, He's all for a type of dope. We ain't gonna slap the fuck out this pussy, bitch. He ain't, that's out there.

You can't leave your city. What you're saying? You know, what you're saying right now. Yo, Frotic, yeah, just join the, join the general call. Just join the, um, I'll go to Toronto call.

I'm in the Toronto call. Oh, 80. I got 80 in here. Yeah, wait, is 80 on my friends list? 80 should be on my friends list. Are you my friends as my friends as well? Let me add just friends. Yo, could somebody move Friday in here?

Please, somebody move Friday. Let me see. I'm in here. Okay, if I see Friday, move him in here because he's just trying to call me, but I don't want to do just to the private call. Yo, yo, AJ, could you move Friday in here? Is he in? What call is he in?

He's not on the call. All right. I told him to... He's not on the call. Hey, AJ, what did you think about the, you know, we got, we got 80 in the building. But, AJ, what did you think about, uh... What did you think about what I'm, my guy, um, top five said? Bro, tough five's a bitch, bro.

Like, like, bro, he used to be online trolling. Like, call it what it is, AD, like, you're like the nigger be online trolling. Do you all hear me? Yeah. You hear you now. Yeah. I don't know because, so at the end of the day, I don't know because of the car, bitch. He's on line wearing a bra, and so he needs to know, A.D.

A. A.J. A.J. always going out. You know, he lost a bet, like when Meekville Bunnyhop, like, you know, it's just a bet thing, you know? That's completely missing, man. All right, hold on. Yo, Friday, you're here? You? Yo, we got one of Toronto's finest in the building.

Yo, yo, we got a community leader in the community world's own AD on the line. You know, West Coast Representative, you know what I mean? Where's the West on his back? A guy who I rock with. We got A.D. in the building. What's happened? Friday, Ricky Dread from Toronto, the 6th in the building. and, yo, Friday, I just was reacting to smack, who's on Figminity World.

Fing shot out to smack it. Yeah, they basically reacted to the live that we had with top five. And top five said, Smack is cute brother. Yeah. Is he like his blood brother? No, right. That's his brother, yes.

Really? That's where. Smack is a his cute girl. Oh, I had no idea. That's why he took so much offense to top five saying that. 100% Blue Boy Q show. Oh. 100%.

Yo, yo, you know Friday, man. Breakdown what's going on. We all know top five just got out. You know, I think I've gotten mixed messages. Some people feel like, you know, even if Drake is not stamping everything, they needed somebody to kind of at least talk that shit and seemingly ride for Drake.

Some people think that it's starting problems. What did you think about, you know, obviously top five just came out of jail. He was charged with murder. They, um, first day of the case, they, they got rid of the case. And he's a free man after three years. He did say, you know, he was going to come back on

pushing peace and positivity. I don't know if that's exactly what he's doing, but what do you think? You heard that, he heard him saying he's going to push peace? Outside the courthouse. Hold on. Say again? Outside the courthouse. He said he was going to, you know,

no, he said going to be positive. That's what he said. Oh. That's not the only time he said it, because I have a whole video where I was on YouTube live, and he had called in at the time. And he's like, yo, Friday, when I come home, it's going to be only peace and positivity. You know, we're going to bring the city together. All the rappers do be everybody, we're going to get them all together, and we're going to bring peace and positivity.

It's on my YouTube channel. So what do you think? Do you think he was making, so 80 thinks he was making a little of content, you know? He don't really mean that. Do you think that, you know, because a lot of people in my chat, too, I've been trying to tell people with all due respect, top five and his people, there's some serious dudes. Like, a lot of these people, he's saying free are charged with murder. You know what I mean? Like, you don't just get that for trolling.

You get what I'm saying? So, you know, again. There's a lot of serious niggas everywhere. That is true. We can go down the line. We know a million murderers out here, too. It's the same shit. None of that shit don't mean nothing.

At the end of the day, there's a nigga. Does the sickers got a problem with it? LA or is it just content? That's all I want to know. I'll tell you personally, AD, we do not have a problem with LA. Canada doesn't have a universal problem with LA. That whole thing is a drinking Kendrick beef. It wasn't a Canada versus LA beef. You know what I'm saying? Or Toronto versus LA beef. Well, Friday, you did say you, like as Canadians as a whole, I did feel a little offended by how Kendrick kind of laid it down in terms of maybe a disdain for Canada, even in the songs, you know what I mean? Like, you know, just particular lines that felt like it was

aiming towards just Canadian or Toronto culture. You don't feel like that no more? I still do because a lot of the emphasis is on the Canadian, the Canadian. And then when I'm doing my thing, sometimes people try to disclaim my word because I'm Canadian. Like, I'm not supposed to be a part of hip hop or my opinions on hip hop are not as valid because I'm north to the border. Like, we weren't doing hip hop from the 80s at the same time as niggas in America. Hmm. Okay. Okay.

But, okay. Which, which you could, you could feel both, right? Like, you could, you could, um, you could have that feeling, but kind of denounce what top five was saying. Yeah, because

he spoke on my live about peace and that's not peaceful talk. And I don't think Drake, I don't think Drake wants to hear any of that. I don't, have you heard Drake respond to any of these, any of these messages or any of these posts? I don't think Drake is going to say either negatively or

positive. Well, that's exactly. That's exactly what I said. If it don't come out the horse's mouth, then it is what it is. You feel me? Like, all that other shit, like I said, to me, that shit, that's shit content. That shit is content. And then, too, like I'm saying, it can't

just be a niggist dissing Canada and then like that, too. Because that nigga Drake was trolling, too. you putting on a college college shirt got the pocket ring all that shit it's all type of shit

them both of them niggas they being petty of course they're doing that shit when they're having a little war cool it is what it is

yeah but it shouldn't I shouldn't have to have a problem if I'm walking around LA and then here I have an accent or if I say a too many times

it would be like if you say the word crote it might be up I got to cut my days down to a minimum well that's what that's what I was

saying there's a lot of niggas. There's niggas on Drake's team that niggas fuck with. Them niggas move around freely. There ain't nothing happen to them niggas. You feel me? They tied in. They do what they do. And it's, like I said, party next door. He had a show out here. You know what I'm saying? Niggas didn't feel like

all niggas got to make a statement or anything like that. It's been cool. So, but when niggas is starting to shut down shows and claiming that they shut down shows on purpose, fucking with niggas money and talking like they're doing research when they're looking at that niggas on the video and shit, then that's a whole different type of talk.

Yeah, I don't think that top five, and this is all due respect to top five, because I fuck with five, right? But the words and sentiment of top five do not reflect on the whole of Toronto. Do you know, like the disclaimer that they put in front of a show? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

For sure. I'm doing that. You know what I'm saying? The words and opinion of top five did not reflect on Canada and Toronto as a whole, and the We Love Hipop Network. Hey, I'm going to be honest with you, though. I don't think we're going to get like the real, like a true either denouncing or like a true co-sign. I think Drake, you know, Drake is going to look at hands off off that situation because I think Drake could have been like, your bro, till, right? But I think it's one of those situations like, yo, yo, I'm not going to say I'm with it, but like, yo, if my man's

in them want to make a, you know, want to make a statement saying that, yo, they're not fucking with certain shit. I'm not going to go against it, neither. I'm not co-sign it, but I'm not going against it. Like, I'm just kind of stay out of it. I don't think Drake would, which, by the way, I think what he said, that he's going to do a podcast with Drake kind of reviewing the video to see who's the faces of those people in there.

I don't think Drake would be sitting next to those stuff like that. You get what I'm saying? So I don't think he's really shutting this shit down, but I don't think he's going. That'd be stupid as fuck. Look, when the last time you've seen Drake even do an interview? you are like content like that. But I don't think Drake would pop out for that, bro. Listen,

but like I said, that's why I said, it sounds like the nigga making content, because I can't see Drake doing that. The only thing I will tell you, because we've seen it before, and I think this is where we got to bring up. Obviously,

and this is we're hoping cooler heads. I think this, even this goes to show that, you know, listen, this is no Canadian Drake shit, you know, or Canadian, or a Canadian,

um, I'm, um, I'm, um, But, you know, when you think, you know, Drake after the Rick Ross thing, Drake was almost like throwing a party. Like, you know what I mean?

Like, which is like, nobody thinks Drake made the call for that. But you could tell Drake wasn't losing no sleep either. Like, he was just like, yo, you know what I mean? Like, today's a good day. Like, it's one of those. So I'm wondering if that's Drake's demeanor with this, where it's like, yo, I'm not telling nobody to do nothing to no man's and nothing like that. But if something happened?

Like, yo, might be a good day that day. Who knows? Well, here, but that go both ways. That go both ways, though. That's true. Obviously, all this shit goes both ways, right? Like, there's no like... But here's the thing with that incident, though.

That was an isolated incident one with the Rick Ross thing. And he, yes, he did say something in the comments. But, you know, this is why I love what I do, because I have an interview with somebody from that organization or, you know, associated with that organization. And I'm not going to mention it on stream here. and he confirmed that that wasn't a Drake call. That was an incident that happened

because Ross was being disrespectful at the show. Yeah, but here's... Which makes sense. Which makes sense. Yeah, but Drake, but Drake almost, it's like... You know, it's like what... Even when Fulio died, there was a bunch of people who didn't like Fulio,

like he had 50 ops, like that were, you know, different organizations. Like, obviously there were some main ones, but some people were just celebrating they had nothing to do with it. But you know you're furthering your issues with that person when you're celebrating some shit like that happened.

So, yeah, I agree. I don't think Dr. Yeah, but if you go to a niggas town and you plan some shit disrespecting them, of course, niggas is going to have to stand on business. And that's the same shit out here. Niggas ain't, nigga, what? Any of them DJs try to play that Kemprick this, nigga, turn that shit off, nigga. When family matters is that, no spitz for family matters? Nigger, no, nigga, you can't play that shit.

What, nigga, no, now when it's war time? What for all that? So let me ask you, AD. what's the temperature on Drake doing a show over there? I mean, listen, right now, niggas ain't tripping. But like I said, but when niggas talking,

they're not making it bad. You feel me? Right now, niggas don't give a fuck about that shit. Yo, so, I got to understand, before this shit started,

before this shit started, like, nigger, niggas, everybody fuck with Drake. You feel me? Yeah. Yo, yo,

so 80, so if you up in the club and all of a sudden, DJ dropped the record, it's like, can you just open his mouth? someone go hand him a Grammy is niggas bopping or it's like

Yo turn that shit off I might slap this shit out of the DJ Oh shit Oh man, all right Well, by the way You know, I don't even think that's necessarily Aversera's like yo Now they play one of his other songs

That's cool They play shit all the time in the clubs We ain't tripping off of that What about if they play pushups? The same with push-ups? Nothing. No disses to Kendrick that should be played in these motherfucking clubs. No.

But that goes both ways, though. That's like a nigga playing not like us in Toronto. Like, that's disrespectful. You feel me? That's true. That's true. Yeah. It's the same.

It's the same shit. There was a DJ who got, well, he didn't get kicked out the club, but he got, he got taken out the booth for playing that shit. Hey, listen, I expect some shit like that. But at the end of the day, it's like, nigger, if we go, if, at the, Look, it don't even matter. Most of the niggas fuck with Drake music. But when it comes down to hold them down our own,

Toronto going to hold down their own. We're going to hold down our own and shit like that. It can't be goofy when the heat is on. Max. Yo, Friday, I think it would be a good conversation if we could get it amicably and peacefully. Get top five maybe, you know, realizing that you'll listen. Number one, I think both artists won from this.

in terms of financial success, in terms of attention just kind of taken away from everybody else in the industry, right? Obviously, there's going to be somebody who probably, quote, quote, wins the battle, but, you know, notoriously, like, I remember, you know, going back to Danzo, vibe scarletal and Mavado, like, they said when they were clashing or beefing, it sucked the air out of the industry. Paul's, like, nobody cared about nothing else but them,

which benefits them. It benefits their pockets. I think maybe it would be a good discussion, be like, listen, the worst thing that could happen in this would be some of the affiliates, some of the people, you know, have any type of, you know, even a skirmish, even like, you know, any type of, you know, really violent acts that seems directly related, right? You know, you obviously have top five who's saying, yo, you know, he's showing Drake text on the screen. He's like, yo, Drake paid my lawyer fees. Then obviously you have even smack who's like, you know, like, that's his brother. So, like, maybe if there's... Smack has T.D.E. tattered on the side of his head.

You know what I'm saying? Like, that's the level of love and loyalty that Smack has. So any, any, any, any, any, any thread, any fucking anything of what TDE, smack is going to always have that same stance. Yeah. The thing that... And as he should, and as he should. This is the four-month old battle. So is the shit reheated?

Have we reheated the French fries? I don't think that's what's happening. It's like, you know. But it's always, it's always the outside individuals that kick the shit up no matter what. Facts. Facts. So, and also you got to realize when the music stop, the tension no stop, right? So now it's usually time for the bullshit.

I'm gonna be honest with you and Yeah, but if it was, if it was tension Niggas would a fuck party next door show up You feel me? Or did some other bullshit And then that it'd be like that Niggas ain't you don't see niggas sitting there like Oh, we gotta get all them niggas or anything like niggas ain't Even talking like that. You feel me?

Yeah, but I'm pretty sure somebody probably Try to make a call to get a cancel or something Cancel what? Like party show, you know what I mean? Like tit for tat He didn't, no, he did His show already Hold on a lot. How does this battle or beef like extend to like everybody else like for example party like i don't know if

anybody had a relationship apart but when party come out there is any of the guys who's you know maybe you know more on the side of kendrick would they kick it with them would they they show love would they would they show up to the concert or it's like nah drake commands let's you know let's keep it short bro people people people go arrive for they people that's just regardless or whatever it is but it's a difference when it's hey we're gonna make it a thing to go looking for niggas or trying to shut some shit down. LA is known for that shit. You feel me?

Like, that's just what it is. But I don't think, like I said, the climate of what L.A. is right now when it came down to the situation, niggas is not tripping. It's just no disrespect to that. And as it should be, when it goes the other side,

shouldn't be no disrespect because in Toronto. It's the same shit. Diggas is going to hold down. They're going to hold down their squad. They're going to do what they do. So what's the word is. I heard.

I heard. I heard that Kendrick is supposed to be coming down here soon to do it maybe before the end of the year. Listen, I don't have no intel on that. But what do you think the climate is going to be a Kendrick come down here? His niggas going to try to make a statement? Or his niggas going to let cut a rap? Well, the thing is with Kendrick, he's not a hood rapper.

He's not going to be performing in a club like a 2000 venue. He's going to be performing in the stadium over here. So once you're at that level, you're untouchable to me. You're like, you're moving around with secure. probably some kind of police detail you know they're not going to be letting people know what kind of what hotel he's staying at he's going to be staying at the top

of the Ryan Hotel so no dumb shit's going to happen but now if we're talking about you just you just said it though you said it you said that does Toronto fuck with Kendrick right Kendrick got Toronto Toronto fans you knick's love that nigga too you feel me

it's the same it's the same shit niggas go regular regular schedule programming 100%. You know, it goes back to that term, the loud minority. So it seems like it, because the internet's having all of these conversations and everything about, oh, who's the winner of this battle and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Oh, let's take sides.

You're not like us, all this bullshit. But if any of those two artists go to the respective cities and do a show, the stadiums will be sold out. The Crystal Center will be sold out for Drake. Wait, wait, wait, don't you? So you don't think that. you know you know

top five and his influence could possibly have you know the streets try to make try to try to you know

make a statement there I don't think so because that's this hot but two even if that was the thing Kendrick is too big

to be able to be touched at that point we're not talking about money bag yo with all due respect we're talking about one of the biggest artists in the world

on both ends when it comes to Kendrick or Drake. So they're above the street shit. You know what I'm saying? No matter what anybody says on the internet. Yo, what was T. Rel and, um, and pun and do know what's saying about this? I mean, niggas is laughing about the situation. That's it was funny.

You know what I mean? I mean, listen, I, nobody, I don't think nobody is taking none of this shit serious like when it come down to that. It can get to that. But I don't think niggas is, Niggins ain't Ligas ain't losing no sleep over that shit At the end of the day

Niggins is gonna ride with their people As they're supposed to do But that goes both ways Hey so you think Drake could come perform And do a show in Oakland Because he didn't say Oakland gonna be a last tour stop Man listen

Drake has the ability to go anywhere And do shows And and be who Be who the fuck he is That's not that's not gonna stop nothing You know what I'm saying? Yeah, like whatever the biggest stadium is in Oakland, that's where he's going to be performing at. And it's going to be sold out with a whole bunch of people who don't give a fuck about the battle.

There might be, let's say, if the place holds 30,000 people, there may be a thousand people who are like, yo, but he ain't beat Kendrick, though. But they still bought a 10. Wait, is this back? Oh, I know. There's going to be a few people who will be like, yo, I don't like that, not like us shit. everybody else is going to be singing to whatever song that he does on stage. Oh, they're back.

They're back. They're back. Oh, shit. Yo, yo, yo, listen, yo, yo, I'm going to have to hop over real quick. I do want to bring out back on. Yo, the Dolf verdict about to be read. So I was just want to hear it live.

I'll hit me later. Yeah, yeah, this thing is going to get cooked. He about, he about to get, I'm friends. I ain't going to lie. He might get deep fried, nigga. I am going to hold you. God damn. All right.

But, yo, by the way, if you guys don't know who I just have, on. I want you to go check on my man Friday, Ricky Dredd podcast. We love hip hop, hip hop network. Number one, he'll give you the most accurate everything about the Toronto scene, but he covers other hip hop as well. Everybody knows my man, AD. I got to go check him out on community. I got to go check him out, of course, on Fig Community World. Also is appropriate and associates. You know, of course, my man, T. R. Do know. Yep. Shout to back on Fig, Ace Boys. Yep, exactly. Let me follow all the homage.

Exactly. Please. Everybody do that. I'm going to try to... Salute to Dusty Wallace, salute to BJ Zarr, salute to producer B3. That's the whole team out there. Exactly. I'm going to try to bring out back on. Let me just see what...

Get Houdini on here next, all right? Bro, stop it, brother. He passed away, brother. Stop and, stop it. Yeah, all right. He's right. Damn, they, they get me the thought. You know, usage.

But beyond that, I don't think anybody can comment on that. Right. Or I can say, no there is no legal definition which leaves them with their common knowledge about the word I would just suggest to say common you know like you said oh look like I'll do very good bit of the word and when there's not common meaning of the word but have you like I think based on kind of thinking about it for a minute I think it only I would I would It appears like they're trying to do a clarification for the jury.

So it looks like they're working through it, but sometimes they'll come back to judge, hey, we need clarification on this word or this meaning for us to make up our minds. Okay, yeah, they went back out. Yeah, but every time they do that, they literally got to come back to court. The less, the better here. I agree. Okay. All right?

Thank you. And turn for it. Okay, so all right, damn. Everybody get out of here. All right, you know, I'll Friday's still here. What up? Yelp. Still on Jewry Watch.

Let me put it back to the small thing. Yeah, damn. I hate that I cut these guys off because we are not ready yet. It's all good. There we go. I'll put it right there. And mute that. They're telling me what's happening now?

Okay. What the fuck is this? get out your emotions please you say you got 50 hoes why the fuck you on me you feel me get out your emotions boy it's done like you say 18 years your check over with

I'm getting that I don't need your check it wasn't even about your check you didn't have that when I met you so my baby wasn't a check baby all of the nine or 10 kids you got now those are check babies she got 10 kids now oh yeah Y'all didn't know that?

Girl, it's by nine or ten. And the way he was talking about Drake, girl, he got one that looked just like Drake from a Russian woman. Wake it out your emotions. Please. You say you got 50. This is the worst type of baby mama right here now.

Worst type of baby mama. You know what I've learned? Never spend your money to install some horse porcelain teeth in a bitch's mouth. All they're going to do is use that same fucking filthy mouth to talk shit about you. Okay?

This chick, she should be washing the nigger feet, sawing down his corns and bunions. You know what I mean? She should be plain made. Like, let's be honest. Like, I don't even know why she told him about Rick Ross's. Listen, Rick Ross won the lottery in life. The nigga is a famous rapper.

You're a 50-something old, dusty, ugly chick bro i'm sorry like we like you you keep talking that's like your storyline bro i'm sorry every time i hear her talk i'm like shut up like go clean ross's floors man clean the marble floors get out of here man you get what i'm saying is like bro i want to hear this shit somebody said well watch the whole clip what he said he said the house why the fuck you want her at all the fuck anyway what the fuck me go wait quavo just lost a lawsuit let me see this rapper Cuevo to pay nearly $700,000 for hitting a valet at the wind back in 2018. Antonio Henry, a former worker for the encore, says Quavius Marshall injured him physically and emotionally.

Marshall's lawyer had said Henry was not injured and was instead in a pursuit of what he called a hip-hop lotto ticket. The jury disagreed and ordered that that payout happened today. Police issued Cuevo a citation. However, the case does not appear in any court record. Migos rapper Cuevo to pay... What the fuck, $700,000? Nearly $700,000 for hitting a valet at the win back in 2018. Antonio Henry, a former worker for the encore, says...

Why did they award the niggas 700,000? ...Marshal injured him physically and emotionally. Marshall's lawyer... Nah, I got to see this fight. No way. 700,000. I need a nigga to slap me. What the fuck?

Wait, let's see. Cuevo sued Las Vegas No fucking way Oh, this is it The altercation Our 8 News now

Investigators with exclusive video Of a rapper appearing to fight With a valet on the strip That valet is suey rapper Yeah, this is 2018 Damn, this shit clear as a motherfucker For Cuavo Who's real

It's Quavo bitch Whose real name is Cuevavius I think Cuevo is in this Orange right here Marshall for this 2018 incident. Oh, nah. This is a valet.

The valet is swinging, though. Valet turning up. Outside the encore. Now, this is a valet right here. He turning up. The trial in the case began today. Cuavo's attorney says he did not injure the valet and therefore he's not entitled to any damages. Quavo fronted the group Migos, which is no longer touring.

Oh, this might be like the Rick Ross and Vlad's situation, though. Low key. I don't think Rick Ross ever touched Vlad, but like Rick Ross has. How his goons do it. And if people could testify that you had your henchmen beat a nigger up, like Safari could have sued Meek Mill and got like some couple hundred thousand. You know what I mean? His whole name is Quavius Marshall.

Yeah, because yeah, this is the guy right here. For this 2018. Yeah, Quavo don't even fight. Incident. At least if this is a full video, there's probably got to be a longer video. Let's see. Here we go. A well-known rapper testifying in his own defense Wednesday,

a hotel employee is suing Quantavius Marshall, better known as Cuevo for injuries after a fight. the win in April of 2018. Now, he's now, Investigator, Kyle Payne, the only member of the media following this high profile trial in court to hear the rapper tell his side of what exactly happened. In the civil case against Cuebo, Marshall, the defense's star witness was, in fact, a star, Cuevo himself. Get up out of our face. Get up out of our face. Get up out of my face. Get up out my face. Get up out of my face. Get up out. Oh, okay. So, all right. He's breaking it down.

Testify, my boy. Testify. Our face, boom, slap him. That slap by the rapper, best known as Cuevo, here in the red shirt, put the star musician in front of an audience. He says he's never before performed. Is this your first time in court? Ever, yeah, first time. A jury of his peers, who need to decide if this fracas in 2018 is enough to award the plaintiff damages for injuries. And while Marshall admits to hitting this valet at the win after a 3M show in the spring in 2018...

Oh, never mind, he did hit him. Yeah, I guess I didn't see the full video. They hit him. In 2018 is enough to award the plaintiff damages for injuries. And while Marshall admits to hitting this valet at the win after a 3M show in the spring of 2018, he says his open ham slap was just a slap because the plaintiff, who says he was hurt by Marshall and then others in the scuffle, was invading his space. But told 11 Clark County jurors, that's not who he is.

What do you believe your image to be? To be a great role model for the kids, at least, and just be myself. and showing where I came from. I always never forget where I came from, but also just be kind to others. But kind does not describe this altercation, the video of which was first obtained by the 8 News Now investigators,

who also dug up this police citation written after four that morning, alleging, as does the plaintiff, a close-fist punch. Like I said, it was open-hand slap just to... Oh! Hey! Hey, I'm gonna keep it a beat with you. Y'all rappers got to stop slapping these workers, man.

This, hey, y'all used, y'all was gassing when Nipsey slapped that person. I knew it. Like, that's when the rappers started getting too big of a head. When y'all think y'all money make y'all can put hands on people, man, we all bleed the same. Niggas die. Stop playing. Cuevo slapping this, man. You won, Quavo.

If it's a exchange of words, it's exchange of words, nigga. You slapping a nigga, bro, like, because you got security and other people around you that do not make you tough, bro. I don't agree with the 700,000. 700,000 is hefty. But, like, you see, y'all, y'all pick and choose. Everybody used to be like, yo, yo, look. Like, look, everybody always would be like, yo, look, I haven't got to play. Yo, look, Nipsey slapped the guy.

Yeah, all right, nigger. Yo, I guarantee that thing that came back and killed Nipsey, y'all have been tight. Like, why do you kill them? Like, bro, stop putting your hands on people. That's a fact. I don't care how rich you are, how gangst do you think you are, how much money or goons you got. Don't put your hands on nobody, especially people who just working their job. A closed fist punch

Like I said, it was an open-hand slap Just- See, I just slapped them I ain't gonna allow Add another $100K for that I'd rather you punch, nigga You slap me like I was a bitch Yes, another $100K to that judgment

Let's do it Another $100K Another $100K By the way, here's a thing too This valet ain't seen that money I don't know if y'all know 700K he's gonna peel it Like, well, it depends on how much

Well, actually 700 is a good amount he probably paid like i don't know uh maybe up to 100,000 on the defense so far i'm pretty sure to do what probably is settled but he probably clearly probably wanted six figures or something if i'm quavo you got appeal so quavo's gonna appeal he's not paying that shit

the fuck he's gonna appeal it he's gonna get an appellate judge to basically say stop the you like you don't have to pay we're gonna review like let let's run the case again or appeal it um until until until the appeal goes through or the appeal is decided you don't have to pay. And he might get an appeal. Probably just got hired better lawyers. And yeah, at that point, the dudes should just be like,

this happened in 2018. Bro, take, like, literally, just take money in hand rather than here. This $700,000 is fictional money. I don't know if you know how civil suits work. When you hear someone has awarded this amount of money, they don't get it. Like, this is not like, oh, yeah, they got it today. If someone, like, for example, T.I.'s daughter, right?

Tiny L.O.L. Actually, it's on Shadero. Let me just go on Shadham, right? There's a whole thing about, like, tiny daughters being awarded $70 million, right? Let me show you. $70 million because, like, some, some doll company, like, plagiarized, whatever, their image and used it for the doll. Let me see if I can find it. I'll find it. I'll just Google it. Oh, here we go.

T.I. Tiny wins $70 million in lawsuit versus MGM Entertainment. Yo, they're not paying these motherfuckers no $17 million game. I'm telling you they're not paying them, bro. Like, what they're going to do is keep fighting a case. Appeal. You feel what I'm saying? Look, T.I. Tiny, OMG, lawsuit. Yeah, they were awarded 71 million.

My bad. Not 17. 71 million. You know what I'm saying? Like, let's go to our TMZ. What the fuck? Did exactly what they were supposed to do as parents and stand. They knock it down.

It's a huge win. Here we go. Mind at least. This was over the line. As a lawyer. Yeah. And they, they wanted to. We did this for the city.

We did this for the culture. You know, and it was a fight. You know what I'm saying? It was a hell of a fight. This fight been started in. It's tiny if you don't know. 2020 and it's now 24 and we couldn't be more happy man I wanted to come on here I honestly wanted to come on here to say we wanted to thank the jurors for like

just seeing us through this man and just believing in what we said and they heard our story and they knew we wouldn't lie yeah this is this is a massive massive verdict I mean 53.6 million of it is imputative damages so the jury really wanted to punish MGA, which has been in litigation before over Brat's dolls in the past. Because they said it was intentional misconduct. That's right. If you look at these exhibits, there's a three-person girl group, and the dolls look identical to them. I mean, just look at these pictures. It's clear. And they named the dolls, OMG. It just seems as if they didn't want to, they flew too close

to the sun. I'm sure MGA, when they make most of their dolls, tries to be inspired by certain artists, but this was just too close, and the jury saw it. Now, there have been dolls that have kind of mimicked Beyonce before, but it wasn't dead on. That's exactly right. There's a Queen Bee doll where they're trying to like, they dress up the doll like an actual bee. Now, obviously, if you're a sophisticated consumer, you know what they're doing, but they're far enough away from actually stealing the name, image, or likeness of Beyonce.

I'm going to be honest with you. So, you know, obviously this is a reason why, you know, you're glad you have Ti and Tiny as parents and obviously they did their due diligence on this. And again, 71 million, they're going to get paid something. You know, when you hear. this initial number is like, bro, who's forking that money out? Like, who's just that $71 million sitting around,

even if a big company, right? So what they're going to do is challenge it this end third is going to be like, yo, you want to wait another five, ten years trying to hopefully win all the appeals or blah, blah, blah, blah. Or we'll fucking settle. We'll just give you, I don't know,

give you, I don't know, we'll give you $8 million. Like, yes, I'm sorry. Like, you're not getting $70 million to fuck. Now, maybe if it was like a Walmart or something, you're like, fuck no, nigga, I need at least 50. But, like, I never heard about this Toymaker. Now, maybe they're getting that much revenue.

That 70 million ain't that much. So maybe they're like, oh, we'll give you 30. Well, maybe. But, like, if they're not lit like that, like, shit, 70 million is crazy to them, right? So they might just be like, or shit, they might just say, fuck it, file bankruptcy. I ain't paying you shit. You know what I mean? Like, get it in blood.

Yeah, I'll Google the Toymaker's name. I think, um, the, uh, uh, uh, uh, TI. $701 million. I want to see how much money they're making. It's MGA, okay, MGA toy company revenue. Oh, never mind. They might get that money.

$4 billion annually. I don't think they're getting $71, but eight-figure payment for real. $4 billion? Oh, my bet, I ain't know that was holding it like that. I ain't know they were holding like that, right? Chad, you know what's also interesting? So I remember when I was with Angelica, Angelica used to be, it was kind of random.

We went out to some store. Like, it was kind of really random, man. So I'm with Angelica, she was supposed to all these little thirst, fucking traps, which I fucking hated, but whatever. She posted, like, some shit. I don't know if she put, she might have took it at my crib. Anyway, she posted something. It was her, like, like her head, like in a fucking,

like she's looking in a motherfucker, what he called again? Like a dryer or like a washing machine and like I think, I don't even know who took the picture. Definitely wasn't me. Was that my house? I don't even know.

Anyway, here's the point. She took that picture. She posted on Instagram a long time ago, right? She had deleted it or I think it was on there, but it was whatever. Anyway, the point is we go randomly somewhere and we go to a store and there's a cartoonized picture

exactly like it. Like it's not really cartoon. There's just an effect on it. So they basically took her Instagram picture and put it on a shirt and it was in like a store. And now, you know, of course, I'm dating her at the time. So I'm just hearing, you know, she's Dominican. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So she's just like, oh, my God.

Like, yo, and I'm looking at her. I'm like, yo, she's looking at me like, yo. Somebody get like $10 million. You know what I'm saying? So now she's just like, yeah, yeah, I can't believe it. I'm like, oh, my shit the fuck up. I'm like, I got you. You know, you got a whole chick down.

I bet, got you. I don't even know Did I pay for it? I don't even know if I did, but like, I got her a lawyer or she got a lawyer. I forgot who it was, but they got a lawyer and the lawyer was just like,

they compared the picture she took and they compared what was on the shirt. It was identical, right? Like, they actually did just rip off her picture. So now she's like, well, if you use my picture for shirts and it was in a nationally retail store, it wasn't just a one-off.

So she's like, I want to know. Like, you know, the whole thing is like, how much money you can do. get because you know that owe me some bread essentially what we got to realize and this was you know the lawyers you know they hire these people to do this

investigation and shit like that um they because the company is not going to be forthcoming at first that you can know what you know if it's a lawsuit you should even put anything into they fucking didn't even um um

they obviously wouldn't really comply when there was a cease and desist I think they took it from the stores they took that brand from the store that shirt from all their stores. But then when talking to the lawyer later, they basically said, hey, listen, it appears they pressed up maybe like 30,000 shirts.

And what we're thinking about revenue, the revenue was probably like, I don't know, like maybe $100 to $150,000. Really after talking about it, and we didn't have proof for everything. Basically, they told her like, hey, listen, you could spend $50,000 to fight this case. This is a big, like, store company.

company and whatever and you can spend 50,000 to fight it, but they would probably just settle with you for 50,000. You get what I'm saying? So it's like, yo, we could just kind of talk to them and get like, they're probably going to super low ball us. But if we fight it in court, whatever we end up winning is going to be way more than you probably, it's probably going to be less than what you spend honestly. So they never got sued.

I mean, it's the same thing. I was about sue Freddie Gibbs. Remember Freddie Gibbs, like trying to put my face on a t-shirt? Like, I hit my lawyer. I said, I bet. Let's take this shit down. I'm like, yo, the nigga clowning me, I could get the bread. That's, that's a real weird of a son of nigger.

When we got to find out, it was just like, the boy made like, it was like 30,000 or 40,000, and it was just like, dog, you're going to spend more than that on suing the nigger. So again, that's for those situations. Clearly, this is a $4 billion company. Who knows how many of this doll was sold, but probably a lot. If they were awarded $71 million, you know, obviously there's punitive damages. So punitive damages means that, yo, these are a, habitual offenders. They have, you know, they probably have a list of, they have a history of,

like, ripping people off. And so if it was like 40 or 50 million impugnive damages, the other had to be damages for, you know, the copyrights or like just ripping shit off, which is like 20, 30 million. They probably did sell a good amount of these dolls. Anyway, anyway, let me just keep playing. Here, they were too close, at least according to the jury, but like, it's been a three-year case. So this may not be the final word. I wouldn't be surprised if MJ. So they actually, they lost, the last time they were in court, they lost the case, but they, they appealed it and got this new trial and now they've won. And what I don't understand is why would a company that presumably has lawyers understands

basic ground rules, why would they do this? I'm really, really puzzled by that. There's so many ways they could have easily differentiate it. Yeah, to shade it or do something. Hair, just change the dolls a little bit. Oh, shit. Somebody in the chat said, yo, act. Nah, they were running up the bag.

Somebody said they spent thousands of dollars on them. He said them stupid-ass dolls for his daughter. Really? Dolls is getting that much money? You know what's crazy? No disrespect to the OMG girls. By the way, that's T.I. and Tiny's daughter and like some... I forgot the other two kids in there.

Niggit, it was never going to make $70 million in their career. Like, come on, but not in music. So shit. If y'all don't survive in music, but y'all make $70 because some dog company ripped y'all off. Obviously, I don't think they're going to $70. I think they're going to peel it. But don't matter. if they get even $30 million, shit, that's a dull, man.

The doll itself would be the same. And, like, I mean, do they really believe that because they completely copied the hairstyle of the OMG girls, the group, that it was going to sell better? No, I mean, that's the point. It's surprising. I mean, these standards can be a little bit squishy and where does it cross the line here? In the jury's mind, at least, this was over the line, and they hit them with a strong verdict. I mean, 53 million impunitives, Harvey, is massive. So that's really the question.

Yeah, this thing is not over it. So apparently they're saying Tia and Tiny lost on the original file, and then they appealed. If they lost the appeal, no, if they lost the original, then won the appeal, right? Because that's what was being said. Let's see, let's see, let's see. So it's an IP case. But clearly it's an IP case that is, oh, it's in federal court. Oh, I could have pulled it.

I should have pulled it. Okay, let's see. Sorry. What the fuck? Yeah. Or the first case ended in the mistrial and the second ended a win for MGA before the verdict was overturned on appeal.

And then MGA's going to appeal. Oh, yeah, this is going to be a bunch of appeals. Yeah. Yeah. I ain't going to allow to you. If I'm T.I. and Tiny, I get this. I try to settle for $10 million. I'm serious like bro this is a three-year case you're paying lawyers is going appeals

appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals appeals you just be like yo 71 million we just give us 10 million come on give us 10 million um I'm pretty sure they're probably like one or two million dollars in when it comes to lawyers probably one million in probably million in for lawyers bro just fuck it bro just take 10 million dollars nine million profit three three girls, three million each. Keep the shit moving, bro. I know 71 sounds good, bro,

but I'm telling you, like, you know that woman who's, remember when a Rick Cross baby, Mama got, um, awarded like eight or, remember,

Rick Ross, baby mama, Los Angeles. Lestonia Leviston, that's her name. She, she was, she supposedly was getting $7 million.

She never got it. She never got it. Okay. She never got it. Okay. She got some of it, but she didn't get the whole thing. Now, he was ordered a bunch of times. Like, he constantly went back and forth, back and forth. Like, he was not trying to pay that shit. You know what I'm saying?

I wonder where she's at these days. Like, I think she got like, I think from the last thing I remember hearing, she had gotten like two or three million, which obviously, you know, it was better than anything. I know they said there was a settlement, but he was making payments and then they settled. And supposedly they're saying he paid them. majority of me he never paid over five million from what I remember let me look at settlement

it's like the game owed it's like game 07 million dollars he ain't trying to pay that shit either oh wait maybe she did get the money what that was a settlement debt plan from bankruptcy but I don't know if you fully paid it bro he was ordered to and by the way 50 sued his lawyer afterwards

for $32 million over the Rick Cross baby mama suit and the judge tossed that. Anyway, all right. There are judges that can knock that down, they can knock it down an appeal, and I don't know what the standard is. I mean, it's kind of rough

that, you know, at a point, if it doesn't align with the actual damages, they can reduce it. So I have no idea whether they're going to do it or not. But this, no matter why. Whatever they, even if they knock it, It's a huge win. It's going to be a huge win.

Huge win. So listen, Tiny and TI have $71 million and $71 million reasons to be happy. Let this be an education to all of these big companies to do your due diligence. You cannot just go and steal somebody's property and likeness and think that you're going to get away with it. And on top of it, they stole the likeness of their oldest daughter. So on top with the legalities of it, and this being a four-year-long process, as a parent, I am sure that this was also very much on principle because I wouldn't want somebody stealing my child's likeness

and making millions and millions of dollars off it. Yeah. Well, exactly. Lesson maybe you learned. Yeah. I spoke to TI and Tiny's team a little while ago, and they said they did exactly what they were supposed to do as parents and stand by their daughters. And, you know, they're happy to see the win. I guess, did the daughters?

Yo, I hate to jump from topic to topic. Yo, chat, look at this show right here. So remember that fake tweet where Takeoff, they were trying to say Cardi B admitted to fucking Takeoff. It was fake, clearly fake. But Offs said, I don't know why he, like, still tweeted this. He said, yo, listen to your people. Take and the bros told me.

Tell me why one of these, I think Takeoff's brother, wire and lingo said, My brother ain't tell him shit. Let my twin rest. My brother ain't tell him shit. Let my twin rest. Hilarious. My brother ain't tell him shit.

Oh, man. Hold on, hold. Let me just make sure this is a valid account. My brother ain't tell him shit. Oh, no, never mind. This is some troll account. Oh, this is a troll account. Never mind.

I was about to say. I was like, what the fuck? No, no, no, no, no, what the fuck? No, no, no, no. I clicked on the wrong count. I clicked on the wrong account. I clicked on the wrong account. Wait.

Isn't Wira Lingo? No, I clicked on the wrong account. What the fuck? I'm tripping. Right here, right here. My bad, my bad. Yeah, yeah, I clicked on the wrong count. See, this is W. L. Justin.

I clicked on the wrong account. The right one is this. My brother didn't tell him shit. Let me click on him. Oh, yeah, takeover really his brother. Yeah. Yeah, he's writing stuff about takeoff. Yeah, yeah.

I'm only three years younger. Oh, yeah, yeah. Damn, it's his takeoff brother, for real. Wow. Yeah. I guess he's not cool with, cool with offset, yeah, because, yeah, I'm looking at the pictures.

I didn't see no pictures of offset. Maybe he still mad at set. Okay. All right, anyway. Free up space, and I, that's not my character. Like I said, it was open-hand slap just to free up space,

and I was an open hand slapped to free up space. That's a crazy answer. I slapped him to free up some space. The citation written after four that morning, alleging, as does the plaintiff, a close fist punch. Like I said, it was open hand slap just to free up space. And that's not my character. It's not nothing that we stand for.

Closing arguments are expected Friday. And at that point, a Clark County jury will deem to decide, beyond a preponderance of the evidence whether Cuevo injured that plaintiff, enough to come back with a verdict that says he did. Reporting at the Regional Justice Center, Kyle Payne, eight news now. Kyle, thanks for that. Quavos's rap group, Migos, no longer tours at this time. One of the group's members known as takeoff was shot and killed outside of a bowling alley. That happened in Houston two years ago.

He was just 28 years old. There's some more of the trial. client wanted to harm, injure, or hurt. Mr. Hendon, he would have punched him, not to slap him. Yo, this sounds ridiculous. Yo, if my client wanted to hurt him, he would have punched the shit out of him, not slapped him. Like, come on, bro. You know why he was slapping him.

Only on eight, closing arguments in the civil trial, the rapper Cuevo, accused of starting this fight at the win and injuring a ballet emotionally and physically. We thank you for staying with us here at 630. And I'm Brian Loftus. The rapper and his lawyer say the valet is trying to hit what they call the hip hop lotto. A newsdown investigator, Kyle Payne, the only reporter following this case, has the story now from the regional justice center. Lawyers spent all day arguing in front of a Clark County jury Tuesday, ending weeks of testimony and trial, all boiling down to one major question. How much money is one slap worth? Six years now since this has happened and the defendants have reached. And the defendants have

refused to take this seriously, have refused to accept accountability for their actions, or understand or care for what Antonio has suffered for. The attorney for then-win employee Antonio Henry, slapped by the rapper Cuevo back in 28. I bet when he got slapped, then waves wasn't spinning. Or understand or care for what Antonio has suffered for. The verdict is here? Hold on hold on time. I'm not live. I'm live, right?

Wait, I keep saying verdict. Oh, something's happening, right? I see the camera shake. Okay, something happening. Look like it while I let people in. Yeah, he's back in court. Justin Johnson's back in court. He's sitting there.

We're waiting on the judge and obviously the jury. Okay, any, any, any minute now. You said press live? It is live. I read fresh. It's live. Yeah, we're going to see the judge in a few. seconds all right so i'll be four hours since the jury has deliberated or went in for deliberation

um there's i believe three counts obviously you have a murder conspiracy well i think that's turned to facilitation or maybe he's because uh um conspiracy but he's back in court so if he's back in court i could imagine that they have been they have been they have been told that a verdict is in. I would imagine. Let me... Give me one second. Yeah, we could do a poll.

We can do a poll. Will he be found guilty or not? I'm trying to see if any reporters there have heard anything about the verdict being in. He's sitting in court. Usually they would have told him like, you know, he could be waiting around, not necessarily. He's just sitting in court.

But he's sitting in court as if they're expecting for the, you know, the jury. to pop back in and for the judge to pop back in as well. Okay. All right. Okay, we're going to go back into waiting, all right? By the way, what you're seeing on the screen is live. The attorney for then-win employee Antonio Henry slapped by the rapper Cuevo back in 2018 in video first obtained by the eight news now investigators.

Quavo on the stand earlier in trial admits to what the video shows, that he slapped Henry. But Quavo argues he didn't hurt him or even intend to, and the slap is just a slap. A slap, ladies of gentlemen, is not something that is beyond the tolerance of a civilized society. This scuffle, though, was anything but civilized. And while Henry's lawyers say he was a broken man both physically and emotionally afterward, and to this day, the major arguments, as they often do, came down to cash. In this case, Henry is looking for $800,000. But it's this blind pursuit of his hip-hop lotto-ticket

that requires him to come before you and ask you for that amount of money. The fact that this is about money is only because we can't go back in time. We can't have made Mr. Marshall act with kindness instead. This is our only remedy here, but it's not a lottery. There are other defendants in this lawsuit, but most of the case starts and ends with the rapper Cuevo, hitting that valet. And whatever physical and emotional injuries,

that slap, Mary may not have caused the plaintiff in this case. Reporting at the Regional Justice Center, Kyle Payne, eight news now. The judge will select eight jurors, to deliberate in the civil trial and just six of those eight need to agree in order to reach a verdict god damn okay all right let me say did it have any video of all right anyway still on verdict watch chat don't you worry camera's moving again let's see what else people talking about oh ddg looked like he just intercepted usher trying to feed his girl's cherries.

Yo, what's the point of bringing your girl to to fucking get her pussy wet over, over Usher, bro? Like, I ain't going to lie, bro. I'm not bringing my girl to Usher concert. Fuck Usher. Fuck Usher, nigga. How, he doing all this extra shit? Fuck this nigga.

Nigga, you're not cucking me. Fuck that, nigga. Your songs ain't that good. Yo, this thing is, yo, this thing is look at, yo, if Usher dropped a cherry in your girl mouth, now he's seen it, he's seen it last second. Now, I got it. Actually, oh, or was the mouth open before? You got to talk to her home, DDG.

DDG, she should have been like this. You got to talk to it to crib, bro. Nah, nah, he would do it. Now, DDG was sizing her face up. All right, she just giggling. You know, she's like one of them little happy-go-lucky girls, you know. She giggling, she giggling. Now she's see what time of this.

Usher got the cherry right in front of his face. He's looking at her. He's looking at the cherry, nigga. This is slow motion for DDG. He's looking. He's looking. Look at you. Yo, DDG, whoever this girl right here can't hang out with your girl no more.

This is the friend that's going to encourage her to do all the fuck shit, bro. Get this friend out of here. She opened in her mouth And the cherry not not even for her Hell nah Get her out of here My boy Yo look at her

She's so mad What You took the cherry away Get your ass one out of here Nah give me that nigga Give me that Give me that Give me that

Give me that Give me that Give me that Nah he kept He kept the G DDG for the dub For the dub He didn't get cucked.

He didn't get cucked, but he also made sure his girl had a good time. DDG for the dub. I ain't going to lie. Brut, if he was lacking one second and Usher was swigging around the motherfucking cherry in your girl's mouth? Crazy. Oh, verdict time, verdict time, verdict time. Verdict time. We hear.

We hear. Don't think you're going to be able to not show any emotion during the reading of this verdict. I ask you to remove himself in that. there won't be, the court won't tolerate any outbursts of any sort from anyone. Wow, here we go. Here we go. Why did defense attorney acting like... Yes. The jury's now into the courtroom.

Let's go. Mr. The gentleman of the jury, have you reached the verdict? You have no. Four hours. Four person, if you were staying and reach your verdict, please. We, the jury, find the defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder as charged in count one of the indictment. We, the jury, find the defendant guilty of first-degree murder as charged in count two of the indictment. And we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of convicted felon in possession of a firearm as charged in count three of the indictment.

Thank you. Juror number one, is that your verdict? Overcooked. Yes. Your number 35, is that your verdict? Yes. Your number 11, is that your verdict? Yes.

Jury number 14. Is that your verdict? Yes, me. Guilty! Get his ass one out of. Jury number 27. Is that your verdict? It is, Your Honor.

Your Honor. Your number 33, is that your verdict? Yes. Jurn number 25, is that your verdict? Yes. Your number 44, is that your verdict? Yes. You get a nice little screenshot for this thing.

Is that your verdict? Yes, ma'am. Juror number 28, is that your verdict? Yes. I'm posting on the gram. Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you again for your time and attention to this matter this week. Our system of self-government would not work without your service and sacrifice that you've made. Thanks again for your time and attention.

You are excused. Judge's excuse. Mr. Johnson, a jury having found you guilty of conspiracy to commit. commit first degree murder, first degree murder, and convicted felon in possession of a firearm. As a 13th juror, I affirm this verdict. As to the first degree murder, I sentence you to life in prison. I will set punishment as to the conspiracy, then the convicted felon in possession of a firearm after a sentencing hearing. The date for that hearing...

They gave him life instantly. Give me what I say. I want to see. I want to see, wait. I affirmed this verdict. Mr. Johnson, a jury having found you guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, first-degree murder, and convicted felon in possession of a firearm. As a 13th juror, I affirm this verdict.

As to the first-degree murder, I sentence you to life in prison. I will set punishment as to the conspiracy and the convicted felon in possession of a firearm after a sentencing hearing. The date for that hearing will be. Man. They gave him instant. Damn, Tennessee gives instant life like that? God damn. November 1st?

Yes, Your Honor. November 1st. There's nothing else to take up? We will prepare the judge. We should pass out forward, Judge. Thank you. Damn, overcooked. The order for the precentment is report.

Yes, sir. Thank you. Give me a turn for it. All rise. All right. Stand up. This is the court stands adjourned to Monday morning and 9 a.m. Yo, chat, I won't keep it up being with you.

I didn't know in Tennessee. I thought they were going to be like, oh, we're going to have to have a sentence in hearing. First of all, the judge says as a 13 juror, I fucking, I sanctioned all these, I sanctioned the verdict. And I'm sentenced to you now. I guess first degree murder, you instantly get life. Let me look it up. Mr. Um.

Hagerman You have you heard I've been texting with him First degree murder sentence My sense is Next week is not good And then he said he had a jury trial The last week of

Oh my God He's killing people in Tennessee Tennessee punishes murder In the first degree by either Death Life in prison without parole or life imprisonment with parole. Yeah, he's going to get life without.

Okay, so he got life. They're basically saying you're not getting death. And I guess they're going to, they're going to change or alter the life imprisonment to with parole or without parole. Overcooked. They got this nigga cooked as fuck. God damn. Let's run it back again.

Let's run it back, chat. God damn, they overcooked them. We have a, to the members of the public. If you don't think you're going to be able. To not show any emotion during the reading of it verdict, I ask you to remove itself now. There won't be, the court won't tolerate any outburst of any sort from anyone. God damn, they cook this, nigga. If he had some shit so good, you got a runner back twice.

Ready on the honor? Yes. The jury's now in him to the court room. Saute this nigga, man. Cornelius pled guilty. He's going to have a sentence date. Now, here's the thing. Here's a thing.

If you're asking me, I guarantee there's probably some type of deal. But I guarantee he's going to be for, I think maybe that dude gets second degree murder. See, second degree murder. Let's see what second degree murder carries. So first degree, you're doing life. Second degree murder tenet C. I want to just see what that carries Jesus Christ

I ain't gonna lie to you I fuck with Tennessee I like states with harsh laws What's the sentence Which by the way, you know obviously I don't really think That the second dude should get second degree Even though he'll probably get first degree But he'll probably get with parole So like parole after 25 years

Let me look sentence What is it? I think 30 years Second degree Okay and then the What's the punishment What's the punishment? Okay, oh yeah, here we go

Second degree is oh 15 to 60 Yeah Get that boy nice little 45 let him hold it 30 years No, 45 years Actually I want the other nigga to cook too But you know at least he snitched At least he snitched

But I don't think he's going to get second degree Now I don't think You see second degree is It's the ground below low first degree, which is intentional premeditated murder. Both of them really intentionally premeditatedly killed it off, right? But it's more serious than voluntary manslaughter. Even though he snitch, you can't give him second degree.

The nigger got to get first degree too. You just got to give him parole. Like he gets parole. Life in prison. Parole after 30, 35. This Justin Johnson, nigga, you just overcook him. He just, he gets life till he goes to hell. another jury have you reached a verdict?

You have your honor. Four of one, four person. If you were saying and read your verdict, please. We, the jury, find the defendant guilty of conspiracy to commit first degree murder as charged in count one of the indictment. We, the jury find the defendant guilty of first degree murder as charged in count two of the indictment.

And we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of convicted felon in possession of a firearm as charged in count three of the indictment. Thank you. I don't feel back from it all. Is that your verdict? Yup. Jure number 34, is that your verdict?

Yeah. Jury number 35, is that your verdict? Yeah. Jury number 11, is that your verdict? Yes. Jury number 14, is that your verdict? Yes, sir. Juror number 17, is that your verdict?

Yes. Is that your verdict? It is your honor. Your Honor. Jure number 33, is that your verdict? Yes. Jurn number 25, is that your verdict? Yes.

Jury number 44, is that your verdict? Yes. Jurn number 23, is that your verdict? Yes, ma'am. Your Honor. Jurend. Yes. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you again for your time and attention to this matter this week. Our system of self-government would not work without your service and sacrifice that you've made. for price that you've made. Thanks again for your... Not like Tennessee and Florida, man. They quit to put a nigga down, man.

Put a nigga... Yo, put him to sleep. Life. You ain't getting out ever. You're dead. It's over. Time and attention. You are excused.

Jersey, excuse? You know what shot me the most? Yo, her instantly just drop in the gavel on him. Like, life, nigger. Fuck that. Typical crash out, man. nigger threw his life away over for $800. Well, actually, he didn't get the $800.

It was the other dude. According to his lawyer, he didn't get money. Probably cap, but no matter how much it is. It could be $800, $8,000, $8,000, $8,000, or $80,000. Throwing away your life is some dumb-ass shit. You didn't even have beef with the nigga. You threw it away for another nigga beef. That nigga, that nigga, God, he's still fucking bitches.

Still buying Ferraris and Lambo's and Rose Royces. And all you're going to be doing is taking goddamn pisses and shit on a goddamn metal toilet bowl. You're going to be washing your face the same place where you're... This is bad, bro. From the same waterfowl you got to drink out of. Mr. Johnson, the jury having found you guilty of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder,

first degree murder and convicted felon in possession of a firearm. As a 13th juror, I affirm this verdict. As to the first degree murder, I sentence you to life in prison. I will set punishment as to the conspiracy in the convicted felon in possession of a firearm after a sentencing hearing. The date for that hearing will be. Let me Google this. Harshest states in, um,

with penalty for first degree murder which states of the worst with the harsh I saw I like Florida man overcook a nigga man see Florida Florida can't wait to put a needle in your fucking arm nigga and this ain't

and this ain't the Corona shot nigga this ain't a booster they love killing a nigga I love Jersey too you know what I mean y'all come over here with that fuck shit they get you out of here easily Let me look at the states. Which states really go in with this shit?

God damn. Your first degree murder is like capital murder. So, you know, the states that are into death, they get you out of here quick. Yeah, let me see. Well, everybody has first degree. I want to know the sentence. Fuck.

Florida is some crazy shit. All right. Perfect. November first. Yes, right. November first. There's not. nothing else to take up?

We will prepare the judge. She'll pass up forward, Judge. Thank you. And the pre-saintiff report. The order for the pre-sendant's report. Yes, sir. We'll go see you. Thank you.

Give me adjourn board. All rise. All right. Stand-up. This on the court stands adjourn to Monday morning and 9 a.m. All right, man. Got him out of here. Shout to the jurors.

They get a nice Friday afternoon. They got this thing done before. Yo, they probably could be traffic. Shout out to them, niggas, man. Fuck it. Get this thing out of here. Still beat traffic. What's the problem?

Okay, let me see. What else? Oh, people, yo, I see everybody getting on our Polo G headtop, bro. Niggas is mad. That Polo G. He posted a video of him wearing $500,000 worth of jewelry. No, actually $700,000 worth of jewelry to the gas station. And he was letting niggas know he's like that.

You feel me? I ain't say I'm the toughest nigger, none of that. But I don't see how I be coming through all about shit. I worry about a thing. How about? $500,000 in jury, only two pieces. Putting gas in the Bentley. Full of them gray.

Who else doing the shit I do? I don't know. I ain't say I'm a tough. Now, a lot of people were mad and they were like, your bro, why the hell did you feel the need to make a video that you have $700,000 and jewelry on and you're outside? Knowing that, let's be honest, rappers are not the predators, they're the prey. We have a list of rappers who've gotten robbed or shot or killed. And as much as you might be a gangster or a killer,

we all realize that the unknown element is probably are going to have the drop on you when you're the known element. You're Polo G, your P&B rock, you're King Vaughn, and people knowing where you are and knowing what you have, even if you're tough, it don't mean they can't surprise you and take what you got or take your life. I kind of agree with that. Um, again, I don't even know what to say. Like, shout to Polo G, but I did an interview with him and, and I kind of asked him. I said, bro, you think you should be moving better? He said, nah, I'm moving fine.

So if this was he means, I can't say nothing, bro. You know what I mean? Like, I try to bring it up. I'm like, yo, you think you should maybe move a little better? It's like, what you mean? I said, yo, he said, no, I think I'm good. All right. Let it rock, brothers.

Let it rock. Okay. Have y'all seen Shannon Sharp? My boy Shannon Sharp is going crazy. Not the priority account. So Shannon Sharp is in trouble with black Twitter. Now, Shannon's Sharp, a lot of people are wondering if he's straight or gay. Some people say he's bisexual.

Um, what people have also accused him of is that when he does fuck with women, if he is straight, or if he's by, whatever he is, they say he don't fuck with black women and he loves the beckies, okay? People who are saying if he was fucking a girl named Michelle, Michelle had to be white, okay? Anyway, um, he got into a little argument with someone who tried to call him out and he said something that had people's, like, upset at him, all right? So here's what he said. Let me see. Let me see. Okay. So this started with someone saying, let me see.

Okay. Okay. So they were accusing Shannon Sharp of being someone, let me just read from the beginning. They said, someone says, my issue is that Shannon Sharp never speaks on a disrespect to the rest of the women in the WNBA. he's always defending Caitlin Clark, who's a white woman. The WNBA disrespect didn't start with Caitlin. They've been disrespected for years.

Caitlin's buzz made the hate way worse and who people tried to have, whatever, whatever. Shannon responded by saying, that's your issue, not mine. I have no issue with anything that I've said in regards to the WNBA and his player past or present. Then the person responded, it said, well, and that's your main problem.

You didn't even know half the player's names until it's here, and you don't know how to say them. yet you're the loudest in the room. spew in a false narrative to pop a rating from other non-WNBA fans. If you're going to talk about a sport, talk about the damn sport and not just one BS false narrative that you saw online from a cult fan base. Let's see how much y'all talk about the WNBA when Indiana gets swept. So basically saying that people like Shannon Sharp only talk about, you know,

Caitlin Clark, and he doesn't know about the sport, and he only speaks up for injustices or things happening to her. He continues by saying, I don't know half the NFL players, NBA players or MLB players. So what's your point? And then someone says, yo, implicitly there's responsibility to the public community conversation around the game, given the history of the WNBA for a mass consumption viewpoint. Consideration to how you engage the game is uniquely important to that league. That's what people are trying to say, Shannon.

Then he says, I know enough current and former WNBA players to speak on the topic. Then someone says, so why are you asking for acceptance and recognition from someone who staffers, who has staffers, Google's player names right before the show, please. Continue to watch or discuss. It only allows them to continue the disrespect. So you're alive. My knowledge on the subject I discussed on question. Ask any former employees or employers or teammates of mine.

He then says, somebody says, okay, oh, I'm sure you don't. And he says, why are you on my page? Hold on. So she retweets. Oh, so a woman says, I think he's a woman. Oh, I'm sure you don't. Then he says, why are you on my page? Don't you have another horse to rob of his hair? Stop trying to kill my body. Then somebody says, you ain't beaten the anti-black allegations, Shannon.

He said, I never tried. Those questions, those that questioned me don't support me anyway, so why would I care what they think? Then somebody says, yes, this ain't it, Unk. when was attacking black men on Twitter the move? He says, we don't play victim on social media. And supposedly the person, what the person said? Then the person said, I don't know if this person's got to be blocked. I don't know what the fuck. Anyway, can't see it.

He says, and it calls you, what do you lose? Then somebody says, you would never talk to a white woman like that. There's disrespect to black women as wild. He said, clearly you don't follow me, but ask around. They'll tell you. Now, Shannon's starting to feel himself. turn up Shannon I fuck with it I fuck with it niggies been playing with your sexuality even saying that you stage this and third

Shannon has had it with y'all the nigga the nigga made a couple ms off of the cat williams interview he's lit as fuck he's not by to like keep getting bitched around that's what skip bailist did and he ain't about to get missed around by no group or cult or black women period and um somebody said everything they said about you was right he says uh educated father brother son great friend to some whole stuff of CSS and Co-hosts of

Nightcap and anything after that, I don't give a fuck. Yo, Shannon is talking like big act. You know, this is how you talk when you write your checks. Guaranteed. When you write your checks, when you own the company that's writing your checks, you talk like this. When you know ESPN can fire your ass, you don't.

Now, he does work for ESPN, but clearly his bread and butter, ESPN is probably a visibility thing. his bread and butter is coming from his show. You know what I mean? Club Shayshay and Nightcap is bringing, I would imagine, about 70 to 80% of the bag for him right now.

So he knows even if he loses the ESPN gig, like he's lit right now. So this is how you talk. But you know what? People don't like when people talk so full of themselves. They like when people are unsure, doubtful. They seem insecure. People like to lift you up,

not watch you be up there and kind of talk that shit. Um, somebody says, yo, you know you offended Meg. He says, I'm talking about the girl that tweeted me. Meg didn't tweet me. And then someone's going to later tell her that the person who tweeted you has Meg as her profile picture. He said, is that Meg tweeting me? Yes or no. Now, they're assuming that Shannon made that tweet about the horse here thing, right?

Oh, he said it. By looking at her profile. If you look at her profile, this is supposedly Magnostalian, right? This is Megastalian. So they're like, if you're dissing this person, based on this, you're dissing Meg the stallion. You're not dissing the actual black woman that might be running the page. You're dissing Meg, if you're saying go get some horse hair, which they're saying that's even more even anti-black. He says, so people are saying, yo, you're dissing Meg.

They're like, what do you mean? Meg didn't tweet me. That clown did. Then they're like, yo, this can't be him tweeting. He says this really is. Somebody says, yo, that's Meg on our profile picture. He says, well, is it Meg that? tweet me yes or no and it says tweets has been deleted say exactly except to be honest her tweet

was not deleted her tweet is still up here to be honest her tweet is still there um then somebody says yo unc people think you have a dog in a fight actually you do it's been the woman in the wmba people are looking for beef when there is none unc and steve jimmsmith wants the wmba to eat y i'm missing a point completely says that's it i want those women to win. That's why I talk about them on nightcap. And somebody said, this is such an anti-black thing to say, oh my God, this thing really cooned out. He's talking about the

horse here thing again. Then Shannon Sharp said, well, see even more anti-black is the shit y'all say to black people you don't even know. I don't go on people timeline and talk reckless, but some of y'all do when the response isn't what you hope for. And when the

response isn't what you hope for your anti-black buck dancing. Get what you give. Then somebody says, shut up, you anti- black sea word or coon who just revealed it because you replied to someone with the avie of Meg the Stalian talking about horse here shut your mush mouth up she says

just because you say it don't mean it's true someone says Shannon got to be the one that came for Caitlin because if anybody white does it they'll be forced to resign and would never be able to work in sports again he says I came for Asia Arakei Coalier what the fuck of these people Thomas I definitely don't watch

It's been a bunch of chicks Anyway Yikes And Uncle already used the I was Yikes and Uncle already used the I was hack card Then Jan Sharp said Why was she? Why should delete the original tweet?

He didn't by the way she didn't Somebody says yo you're pushing 60 man He says three years and nine months If the Lord sees fit Then someone says never beaten the allegations Talking about like the anti-black allegations It's like what was I charged with That I could get my legal team on it?

He says, Somebody says, you're anti-black. Wait, are you not seeing it? Oh, fuck. Yeah, my bad. You're anti-black. And the way you talk about, talk about Lamar proves it.

And he, who the fuck is Lamar? And he puts, like, a face. And somebody says, if you don't care, then you wouldn't be responding to every other five minutes to a retweep. So I like going back and forth. When I get the best of them, then play victim. And somebody says, my brother in Christ, that girl's avid was Meg the Stallion,

which you had on your show. he says Meg was amazing and the gift she sent is probably displayed. Why did the person take down their tweet? Then it says, then he later tweeted September 25th, 2024 at 6606 p.m. I will no longer respond to any negativity. It's not that serious to me. I've got kids that would be upset with them if they respond in this matter. This is beneath me.

I'll pray for me though. Okay. Then he later tweeted out. He just tweeted out an hour ago. this ain't me. Yo, Shannon, don't mechmill yourself, bro. Hang this up. Shannon, let me tell you this, bro.

I love when bosses pop day shit, but I will tell you this. You are a preferred person in the eyes of the industry. Obviously, whatever happened at Fox with you and Skip, it's not deterred sponsors and advertisers from working with you. My brother, trust and believe, you're like Drewski. Niget, you got to take the high road.

Okay, Drewskiy who probably wanted to say, you fucking scallywag. Didn't I know on your face? over there, you probably want to say that to Ruby Rose. You can't say it. You are in that preferred class that's probably going to get the big deals this and third. I'm sorry, Shannon. I'm saying it for you.

Like, you know, other people, they probably don't and probably won't. You're not doing yourself any favor of responding to these people. These people got nothing going on. They're trying to troll you, you giving them the reactions, giving them what they want. Here's the thing. If you do like white women over black woman in terms of who you want to date, who gives a fuck. shit like they've said everything about you you're gay you're by you like white women

you don't like black women I don't think you should be doubling down on it and I think what Shannon should be cognizant of is that anytime you're a black dude in this goddamn game remember I said that and they see that you have now branched off from the establishment and you're now starting to build your brand and you're now starting to feel like a boss because you're getting paid

more than you ever got paid you feel like you now call the shop because you are calling the shots, there's always a humbling moment around the corner of you. They're going to have an allegation. They're going to try to trump up something you said to cancel you.

So I hope Shannon realizes you are, you're moving a fine line right here. The only people they really let rock out got to usually be like a shield for whatever agenda and narratives they got going on and usually is controlled by the establishment. Shannon, you're starting to... Trust me.

They ain't get at you yet, but they don't get at you, okay? It ain't gonna be about leaking a video of some girl getting fucked. Trust me. You could be a boss, but... There's two ways to do it. If you don't pipe down, they're gonna handle you, man, okay? And I'm not trying to relate this to no ditty type shit, but if you look historically,

anytime niggis are branched off from the institution, start doing their own thing, whatever, and start feeling like this. They might be getting a little bit too big. Pause for their britches. It's going to happen. So Shannon, chill out, bro. Shut out, chill out, okay?

I know whether you gay straight, I don't give a fuck what you got going on. I don't give a fuck if you like white woman, black woman, Asian woman, whatever your flavor is, that's cool. But I do like what you're building. I like what you got going on. And I actually believe that, you know, at a certain point,

because you tweet like a nigga that don't give a fuck. There's always that, let's force this nigga to give a fuck, So just be careful, Shannon. Just be careful, Shannon. That's all I'll say. And also, being on Twitter, you're only talking to people who want to get you in those moments or encourage you to run faster to those moments that you could potentially lose sponsors,

advertisements or other things that could be even more detrimental to you. So don't feed into it, dog. Stop responding to it. And, yeah, you know, I don't think it's a sin if you don't like black women, you know, in terms of his dating preference, right? I don't think he expounds or I don't think he disseminates anti-black women views on air. I think that's just his dating choice. If he's not fucking with dudes, allegedly, he likes a white woman.

Fuck it. You know what I mean? I will say, shit, women are sensitive to them here jokes. You can't be saying horse hair and shit like that, bro. You got to chill. Shannon should know that. You should know that. You should know what I mean?

Again, it won't be the black woman that can't. you, but the black woman be sitting right there waiting for the white man to canceling. When they cancel you, what black women are always amazing at, sometimes when black men are in trouble, they're on the front lines holding that black man up. Like, nah, hold on, hold on. Becky, try to do some shit. Nah, this don't look right. Black women do hold down.

And we're not talking about, we're not talking about, on a public view, you get what I'm saying? So you don't want to make black women really your enemy. But when you started doing it. this, them saying black women. And by the way, I know because there are certain narratives that I don't like black women and not like, not date

black women. It's just that they think that I'm, I just go in on black women. You know what they fucking do? Anytime some fake shit or some rumor bomb me come out, all the black women just sit by and be like, see what I told you nigger? See what I told you? Mm-hmm. That's what they do. So

let me tell you this, Shannon. If you ain't get to this point yet, Hey, I'm not saying pandered, but don't piss them off, my nigga, because they'll just be sitting here, following their nails, waiting for the day that the white man tried to take you down. And they're not only going to look the other way. They might just jump in and put it a couple kicks in that,

while you're down as well. So just letting you know, all right? All right, man. Yo, chat, I ain't going to lie. I really came on for the verdict, man. I'm not going to, you know, I don't even got too many more topics. I feel like we rocked out for, is there anything major going on? We've been streaming every day.

I like streaming every day. So we've been rocking every day, so I think this is good. Yeah, I'll leave it here for now. I'll pop back on, not tonight, I'll pop back on tomorrow. I got a few things that I have planned for tomorrow, so I'm probably going to do an earlier stream and we'll kind of get to it, right? But long-lived off, the verdict has been read. Guilty.

Justin Johnson has been convicted for his role in the murder of Young Dolph that happened in 2021. 2020 and 2020, late 2021. And he got life already. So, you know, hopefully this could lead to some healing. And I hope anybody who is still free that might be involved in a conspiracy or involved in the planning or involved in anything that could have been related to that, take heed. They're not playing around. and obviously the public support is completely with Dolf 100% all right um i'll pop back on tomorrow and we can review um eric adams indictment i don't think too many y'all care about that because

i think it it's not as easy as the indictments for like a ditty which is very clear these are like campaign finance and like skimming off the top it's a little bit complicated let me get a good handle on it pause and then i'll come back tomorrow and give you guys a good explanation thank you guys for watching the stream really appreciate it if you've been watching for the first time please hit the follow button if you're if you're watching on uh king academics or the academy channel please become a member if you can please definitely subscribe though at the very least please subscribe if you're watching on twitch if you're watching on rumble thank you please become a follower and um if you're watching on facebook just like the page all right chat i'll catch

that tomorrow love y'all appreciate y'all i think this is like four or five days in a row i forgot what what it is let's keep the street going i'll see you tomorrow right p p