Drink Champs - Episode 128 "Hip Hop Feels Good Again" (The Weekly Wrap Family Edition)

Episode Date: May 30, 2018

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys drink it up with Drink Champs Alumni Jadakiss and Lil' Cease. The guys talk Pusha T vs. Drake, Kanye, J. Cole, Lil' Pump, hip hop battles, beefs and a lot more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This is your boy, N-O-R-E. What up, it's DJ EFN. And it's Drink Champs, motherfucker. Hey, make some noise. First off, before we start the show, I would like to say happy birthday to EFN. Thank you. You're welcome to chow, Feezy Lee. Thank you.

Gemini season, Gemini season. And you got a chow. And also, I would like to say before we start the bit off, happy birthday to Jada Kiss. Same here. Same here as my girl, too. Share the same birthday as Eddie Giggs and my girl as Eddie Giggs and Eddie Giggs eat a lot of ass let's make some noise for your girl for just having a baby

so today is a traditional drink chat so what we're doing today is we call this the family episodes where we just get get together with the family just talk pop shit but we got two guests family members are both good chance alumni one guy has been on drink now he's drink champs he's really got a cinema change somehow You know it's worthy. You're the chain. I made the time. Don't send us a 1099, please. I sent us a 1099. No, no, no. It's all I'm talking about. And we talking about Jadakiss. He's in the building, man.

And we also got Steve's in the building. And the thing is, I want to do something special. I just want to talk about current events. It's something that we don't get to do at Drink Champs, because usually we interview the artists, and then we have to focus on that artist, and that episode will come out, whatever. I want to talk about current events.

There's been a lot of things going on. Before we get into all that we got we got gifts okay okay cool got our own gifts with our own gifts first oh yeah well we got mr. Lee yes that's so good man yeah yeah yeah chances is more than a You know what I'm saying? We are now stinking. Shout out to you, man. You made it, man. We got a size 9 for you, C. Yo, I'm going to keep it all the way true with you. I hated every new one coming out. That bad? That's not the best one.

We got the best one. Make some noise. Let's go. Yeah, we go. That's what we do. We got the shirt to go with your kicks. Let's go with it. Shit's a fire.

We're going to fit you now. Yeah. Y'all like one of the first. No, y'all, the first. Believe it or not, I got the bear on. I don and go with it. Shit's a real issue now. Yeah. Y'all like one of the first. No, y'all the first. Believe it or not, I got the bear on. I don't even know. And even E don't got a bear. But he got like 35 coming to his house though.

So he don't mind. So look, so we're going to get into our brand. No, no, no. We still got presents. Still got presents. All right, cool. Got to shout out my boy A-Hole Sniffs Glue. A-Hole Sniffs Glue is a Miami legend.

He gifted you. He Sniffs Glue? He definitely Sniffs Glue. I respect that. You've he gifted you nice nice glue he definitely says good I'm receiving these guys everywhere in Miami. Okay. He's a graffiti artist. Yes. It was graffiti. That's my dog, right? Hey, how you know I like green Okay, okay, he sent a gift for the 25th anniversary of Crazy Hood. Guys, make some noise for the 25th. Which, by the way, you haven't done the Family Ties episode yet. I could do it one day this week. Okay, you got to do it.

I'll actually, what is it, off the air? Because I don't listen to that or Thugged Out Thursdays. Okay. But I love y'all. No, you just got to talk great about Craziness. I love y'all. So Pitbull sent a case for the 25th anniversary. And you know he got his own vodka, Voli vodka. OK.

We cheating on Puff tonight. Let's do it. He did custom labels for the vodka. Oh, wow. OK. I can't drink this, does that mean? I got a whole lot of stuff going on. He did this one.

Oh. Oh, let's make some noise for Pitbull. Shout out to Pitbull. And I was just whole list. He did this one and then he did this one. Oh. Fire. Oh, let's make some noise for Pitbull and M.O.D. And I was just playing earlier. I do listen to Thugout Thursdays. And what is it? Mado's podcast name? I don't know.

I don't know. You can't say what is it and say re-nig on it. You got to support. And also listen to Family Ties. You liar. Hey, what? The Humble Podcast. I listen to all they podcasts.

They haven't even put out an episode. So you can't listen to them. You can't listen to something that's not on the show. You can't listen to one. You know what? You listen to the future. You listen to the future. That's how.

So listen guys. Right now in hip hop, it's kind of feeling good. I think it started with, you know, I was in the hip hop industry. I was in the hip hop industry. I was in the hip hop industry. I was in the hip hop industry. I was in the hip hop industry. I was in the hip hop industry.

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Prior to this This is very recently So like we said We tried to put this audio out immediately So Daytona album comes out And something spectacular happens I get a green cup Two of them I gave you the pitbull cup Yeah alright Alright When the Daytona album comes out, and something spectacular happens, I get a green cup?

Green cup. I gave you the pitbull cup. Yeah, alright, okay. Alright, alright. Something spectacular happens when this Daytona album drops, right? And people are now worried about bars. I think Jay-Z kind of introduced that with the 444 first, and now people are saying bars, they people are, this is something that we come from right?

So now he takes a shot at Drake He takes a shot what's their beef become like what's the beginning of their beef? That's a professional drink channel. Yeah, I know. It's always different. That's how we stay alive in this club. Water is relevant, man. We got to drink a little water before this drink channel. You can't drink a little water. That's bad luck. No, I'm not saluting.

I'm just saying. And that's a Daytona right there, right? Yacht Master 1. That's a Yacht Master 1. Okay, okay. All right, so explain. So Daytona's a watch? Okay, but Daytona's a watch.

Poor people don't know this shit. Okay, okay. I got a Daytona. Hey, wait. Oh, wait. Oh, wait. Oh, wait. Oh, wait.acht Master 1. Alright, so explain. So Daytona's a watch? Poor people don't know this shit. I got Daytona.

So Drake, no, no, Pusha takes a shot at Drake. Drake took a shot at Pusha before. He said a line, something about What Drake took a shot at? He said, niggas I used to look up to like basically Freddy now

How far back does this go always used to say don't I miss you and that each other for a while, you know Especially I've been seeing put them more than Drake like like, you know taking shots more than Jake so This comes out is this album right and Drake goes to the studio with me come on guys yeah he has a new to me all new to me here yes we all knew true he earns a boy stripes who dreams I'm Yeah, even without, even though it was, it was very substantial for a very mean counter, just the fact that he came back,

he got some stripes from our era, because that was, that was from, that was shit that we, that was the way we would have did it. You know what I mean? And most people look at him, like he might have been doing, too busy to do he got right back it was like the next day right

the record came out and that just shows how he he was adamant about coming back but he had to because the shit that pusher put out was super strong and that went straight to the bloodstream so you know i mean i think that's beautiful for the culture. Right. Of hip-hop. You think that was one of Meek's problems? Was that he didn't respond fast enough? So, like, people rolled Meek off because of that? He didn't respond.

See, in this hip-hop world, there's a bunch of different categories and levels. Uh-huh. And the minute somebody say something about you... Right. It's going to be a society that wants you to scratch back immediately. You're going to be dealing with your own emotions. The camp, your camp, the people in the spreader with you every time you scroll down the timeline. So I don't know what's going on in there, but you know I mean, but they want you to come back

Like an R day you had a week right there you had a cup because it wasn't six months later You don't Respond immediately to to it he never responded to it like that people didn't respond to it Ethan was six months worth Ethan was a year worthy so if you if you're one of them people that cook

with the fire on very low and the meal comes out incredible sometimes it's worth the wait alright the world loves a quick response also when they got some substance too like what's going on now.

Right, so Drake makes his response. Everybody's kind of like you know, back on the Drake racket or whatever, right? You can pop this for me. Be careful. You know you'll be stopping your big combo.

What I liked about that too it immediately it was even one-one, though nobody, it wasn't lopsided, it was people felt, yeah, you know what I mean? So that, most of these battles started off 0-2 or 2-0 zip, and it takes a little bit out of it, but this one was like, wah-wah, you know what I mean? Now come back out.

See, if you want to drink you're doing to me trying to get fucked up like that this is the time I can hear anything, man. I can hear anything. I was just trying to get some juice. Nah, come on, man. It's not something. I got some juice, man. Yeah, give me some of that orange juice, man. So now Pusha responds because I guess when he's named Virginia Williams, that was Pusha's fiancée. I did not know that. I didn't know that.

The whole world went to Google when Drake said that because I was like, what the hell is this? Yeah. The whole world went to Google when Drake said that. Because I was like, we're having a video. So Drake, I mean Pusha, goes at his mom. 40, heavy, but he went real. When you told, that shit you were saying yesterday, did I go too far? He did an ice-tapping. He did an ice-tapping.

He did an ice-tapping. He was like, what's the problem? Ah! He killed it! I'm sitting in the morning saying just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.

I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding.

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I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. really like no no it's war but it's war it's respectful it's like yeah it's hip-hop it's like yeah that's like you gotta go hard i think respect for war too but i think if somebody would have saw somebody somebody valenciaga shirt might have got dirty with that right this one i think they can be on the same elevator. Elevator? I think they can be on the same flight. Yeah, I think they can be. You know what I mean? I don't think it's that.

No hands be thrown. I don't think, I think this is all words and wizardry. All wordplay. Yeah, I don't think that one. I like that.

I don't think they wanna, I think they can be in the same vicinity and there won't be attention. And survival. And mature shit. There'll be more tension

from the fans and the outside. He interviewed with everything. At J. Cole's show he saw that interview with J. Cole. I didn't see it.

I thought that was dope. I didn't see the interview but I thought I didn't see the interview. I thought that was dope. I didn't see the head. It was hype when J. Cole was performing

that record. He out there in the crowd dancing. That started it. He was on stage rocking to Cole White's performance. Stuffing out there in the crowd. That started it. He was on stage rocking the Cole Weiss performing. Stuff like that is beautiful. That's not it.

Yeah. It's not that serious. It's not that serious. It ain't got to be that personal. It got to go to some violence. It can get personal. Yeah. Easy.

Depending on who's dealing with the situation. They hype some bullshit up to be personal that ain't personal. So as a person who's been in like heated battles like that, what happens when a person goes

too far, goes below the belt? I was always taught when, after you knock the stick off my shoulders, I'm going too far. Right. Or break. Or hit. You know what I mean? And that's the best way to earn your edge with the fans and the naysayers.

Just go too far, me. I mean, I haven't been in one of those in a while, but that was always my go-to. When you say something about me, there's no strangers. The gloves is off. I'm going to say the most devious thing I think I can say to hurt your feelings. Right.

You know what I mean? Because that's what it is about. It's about hurting the next guy's feelings, right? When you're in the battle. It has to be about that. It's about making the listener think you hurt their feelings

or properly putting it. You know what I mean? Because I'm sure drink and push is wherever they at yeah they ain't affected at all yeah they got the most effect and you getting this reading the time line and the Texas right flight attendants and why you walk by your way coming so that's the shit that he comes in the audience not messing with you but then personally personally, I think they chilling.

I mean, they chilling. Rob Markman, You think this is going to push the culture forward? Or it always does? The battle always pushes the culture forward? Rob Markman, There's different battles. This right here both got politics. The drinkers are powerful motherfuckers. The pushers down with Ye, they powerful.

So this is not going to be one of our type of battles because this shit might end up in the White House in a few weeks. I mean, it is. Don't tell me. It's going to tell. This could be on Ellen and all. This is one of those things.

Yeah, they're trying to make it. They're trying to make that. This shit could be Sunday Festival and all. They'll be friends in two months. That would be kind of ill, Kanye. They ain't gonna be friends. That's what I'm saying. It's not sweet, but it's not confrontation.

I think Pusha, because the shit that Pusha was saying, put it like this to me, they both said some hard shit. This last record that Pusha just dropped. He put it on another hat. Yeah, he went on a hat. He went into the too far zone. I only heard it off Norwich phone right here,

but I heard it. It was enough that it made me say, oh, he went that route? Yeah. He went. You got to imagine that. You got a son. It's a child out there. I don't even know what border control is.

I just know it's out of town. I was like, what? You know where you're going to go? That's a child. It's a child out there. You know what border control is That's that she I'm saying for the child the child he probably can't cuz you know So these guys battle He spoke about 40 He spoke about Drake moms He spoke about his kid The 40 one hurt me a little The 40 one was too far

The 40 one was too far The 40 The 40 The 40 hurt me a little The 40 hurt me a little It's war The 40 might the 40 hurt. 49 is on. 40 is a good thing. 40 is a good thing. 40 is war. It's war. The 40 might hurt you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you know, it's war. It's war. So everything goes. Yeah, your camp is involved in all that. You know how when you're moving out, they might get one of your men. So that's... Yeah.

It's war, man. It's real. Yeah. You got to get it right. You think the real battle that people want to see is Kanye and Drake? Nah. Nah?

Why? I think they like it. Not the Ye of today. I mean, nah, dog. Minus like him supporting Trump. You don't think that. Minus him wearing the MAGA hat. They want to see exactly.

Oh, Ye. They want to see exactly. Oh, yeah. They want to see exactly what's going on now. They would love to see the other Ye. The other Ye. Yeah. Against Drake. Yeah, they would like to see that. Okay.

But not that. I don't even think. If you call somebody to write for him, you can't even have a battle with that. In today's world, by the second. Drake's doing okay out here, my brother. No, I'm not talking. Drake wrote something for Kanye off when I'm going off the bars he can't have that's kind of like even like they both

had no ghost right they can both like isn't that kind of like even even but take out the ghost riders please yeah I'm not I'm taking that out I'm'm saying if Drake is staying, then he called them for help. Word. I really don't want to battle somebody that I helped. He just said, I just came from Brown Hall. I just finished helping.

He said that. He just wrote for them. But that's where Pusha comes in. He feel like, because he also said something. I'm upset you even said Ye's name. Word. He said, I'm the oldest. He coming out the house.

He the brother that y'all stay in. I'm fighting the battle for the whole family. Man, jump me. Whatever y'all. You know what I mean? So I'm feeling that part of it, too. It's a war. Like I said, it's all, it's all.

Now, everything goes. Anything goes. Now, Steve, the battles you've been involved with is quite serious. My battles with my wax. Yeah. Oh, wow. I love the wax. Wow.

I have no rap records. What was someone who ever went at you and you was like, you didn't expect it? A lot. I mean, pop for one. But I didn't expect them to come at me, though. That's the most infamous battle. It made sense afterwards. Look, I'm a big man. Like you ever was in a club and they just started cutting it up? I Expect him to come at me though. That's the most infamous I'm big man. I like you ever was in the club and they just started four times. You don't want to sit like that. My man, you see me?

Or some don't. Oh, they play the I Don't Know Factor, the Mouthful. It would be the foot of somebody blindsided. Hold on, hold on, hold on. What did you just say, J.J.? It was at a Total Remix video for Kissing You. Somebody bought Big the song song hit him up and he created in the bins right there we was at the house somewhere Long Island to

something he thought that it and he wasn't he wasn't effect he wasn't mad he was a fan he was more mad with it whatever they said about Kim and sees a more than whatever they were saying about him he's like they had a team I was like this nigg hard. He was hard. And then, like, it didn't throw him off for the rest of the day. No effect to it. It was really... To this day, I'm just...

I would be fucked up. I would have to shoot another day. You know, I would have to get out of here. So, was there ever a part of you that wanted the gas big to make his own version of Hit Without question. Can you describe that? I wanted to. We all wanted to be in the response to that record, man. He described that I wanted to

What was that moment like when you when you came I mean it was just regular what's good? I'm sorry to cut you off. Um in the the notorious big We make that from the cops point of view Yeah, when they when you say say to him your niggas pockets talking all this shit I think you should make something for the East Coast. Was that true? Yeah, yeah. But not in that way. I was just like, yo, just any regular.

That's big my nigga. Yo, what's up? You ain't go take that nigga up. My nigga is lying. Big that ball. And he's just like, nah, we good. We ain't going to do that. Like all of us.

Everybody was kind of at his head. Tim wanted to do something. He was going to go make a record. We go there Do that Jim wanted to do something he's gonna go make a record I'm not fucking with y'all. Don't that was like you need to be on do it Yeah, he didn't want to do it and we just kind of you know, he was the boss so nobody even When they question they went against it. It's like if he say chill he called us late. I was doing the play I think I was mad at first when I heard it, but then it's like he not even sure Did you get a seat? I feel no job. It goes a record I think it was a good record like give you took yourself away from it being a diss

Did y'all think it was a good record? I didn't think so at first it over and I just thought it's a record He would just yell in this shit. Just talk about that good See I'm saying but it was other people's like, you know him he said this saying this thing is talking about this his wife and then it's time like oh yeah okay yeah that is foul yeah that is kind of crazy like a Tupac diss record you know that right then what Jay-Z made a Tupac dick and it never came out yeah okay yeah they came out during the time which one huh I forget but I don't know drain would know his dream. Yeah And I think the reason why the record didn't get too much Love because I could came out the week pop died like in Park died on September like third Yeah, this it came out August 29th 13. What?

Okay, we got on the 13th. This shit coming out like Marty September 1st or some shit like that So people didn't really focus on it, but yeah. I always imagined that Big, like what Big's diss record would sound like. Because Big really knew how to make records. Yeah, he really did. And that's the actual key to a mean diss record, is it got to be a mean record first, and then it's a diss record second.

So I always wondered what Big... I think that's part what stopped them, too.'re telling me who shot you could do who shot you was not done way before you know what i'm saying like pop knew about the record he knew about who shot you that's how long that's how long ago it was done when that record came out that's that's what the confusion came from it was just like why would he put out a record like that at that time? But he's a rapper. He's not the one that's going,

I'm putting this out tomorrow. It wasn't the control of music like it is today. You just doing the record. They decided to put it out at that time and you just getting hot. You put the record out not even thinking this is how people are going to perceive it to think that way. So that's not like the first thought like, alright we're going to put this out right now,

while Pac just got shot. That's not your thought. You're just like, yo, we're going to just rock it now. Did anybody in that process think? It only came around when people actually spoke about it. You know what I mean? You won't think about it like that until somebody bring it to your attention.

Like, damn, word. Never looked at it like that, you know what I'm saying? And that was kind of like they situation. Me speaking to the outlaws, that's how they felt. It was just like, you know, to Pac, it was just like, you know, Tupac, it was just like, even if it wasn't true, it was just like, it was just a bad time and everything, like, you know what I'm saying?

Like, that could've caused a lot of confusion, but you know, it wasn't no shit. You know, Big didn't even, Big didn't let none of that shit bother him. And I think that's why he chilled, like, because he knew what he can do. Big, they get busy. Like, come on, if I really want to,

come on, I can do that shit with my eyes closed, you know what I'm saying, if he can do. Big, get busy. Come on, I can do that shit with my eyes closed, you know what I'm saying? If he had to. And I think that was a part of him just like, I'm cool. And I wonder if that piss pocked off even more, that- Yeah, I think so. ... that you didn't get with your- Yeah. ... you didn't get it out of him. And then he was still, it didn't do nothing to his

career either, you know what I mean? Big was still blowing, his records was getting bigger and bigger, so Big was like, why do I have to do that? Why do I have to step up my realms of doing what I'm doing and being successful and making money

and then just go and create a whole nother different energy? I'm not going to do that. Well, absolutely. And nobody pressed him. It's not like how people get pressed today for response records.

Like, yo, we didn't have that thing. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't no big deal. Nobody was saying, why big? And then it was a bunch of New York guys responding so they really know like it was no big deal like nobody don't say you're my big and there was a Bunch of New York guys responded, so they really act like yes, we was being thought about they know we more deep They're making practice on

Big with a dead one. I mean it's always wondered what it was sound like you know Because like even more like I see like he like tell stories stories about kicking girls out the crib, it can be so vivid that even before the video, I saw the video in my head. That's how vivid his bars and his lyrics are. He's a great storyteller. So I always just wondered that. Did you ever see that series, Unsolved? Yeah, I watched some of it.

You watched some? I just watched it. LD just put me on to it. He put me on to start watching it. That shit is kind of ill. I used to come out of the room and tell him, yo, man, hit them there. I didn't want to watch it.

I didn't want to watch it for a while. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. Yeah, well, I didn't know when they ran ass with us. When I went,

I was glued to that show, B. I see that. Yeah, after the first one, I went, right, I'm sorry. I'm going to start watching. That shit was kind of ill. It was interesting

because this is a police point of view. Yeah, yeah. We got everybody else's point of view.. Because this is the police point of view. Yeah, yeah. We got everybody else's point of view. We never really had the police point of view. Now there's the movie now with Homie.

What's his name? Sylvester Stallone or something. No, no. Clarkson Caribbean dude. Johnny Depp. Johnny Depp. Johnny Depp.

He plays the cop that's the investigator. There's too much movies now. They got to relax. They got to relax. The police got a movie to the movie to the police they were too long they went to water home for this was coming out they just

want to bring the flip to discuss the murders and get solved they just find it I mean if you think about it it becomes an American tale like the Kennedy assassination that one is goes on is When you think about it, it becomes an American tale like the Kennedy assassination. Definitely. And as the years goes on, it's still stuff that gets revealed. It gets crazier. People that probably never said nothing or never spoken before, they older now, they

started to talk or relationships change and people started to talk. So, it's been just different things that pop up every year about big murders. We watch a show just like you said about the police side of them just investigating it. I never knew like, you know what they say? They say like if I know it, then the police know it. They'll be like, yo, because if I know it, the world is running around the hood, the police know it. That's the really first time I've seen the proof. Definitely. Like the information that they were saying, the names that they were using. I'm not going to lie, this was better than everyone I've ever seen.

I ain't going to lie. I didn't want to say that. Everyone, for real. I didn't want to say that. I didn't want to say that. Every one. I didn't want to say that. I did not want to say that. When it really was, that shit got me like, oh, word. I was like, word. You never watched any of it yet? I heard that.

I didn't know that was the whole thing. It took me a while. He kept trying to get me to watch it. I was like, turn the channel. See that shit? You know what happened to 89, right? People be on my brand asking me about that shit. I never saw that. With the shoe pocket. And I was like, let me watch it. You know what happened to 8 and 9, right? People be on my brand asking me about that shit. I never saw that first.

I was like, let me watch it. 8 and 9 got sued. Why? Because they reposted a post that all hip hop, I think it was all hip hop, don't quote me on this. They just reposted something and it had that famous photo of Pac throwing out the middle fingers from the car. A cop took that picture. Right before everything happened.

That cop, who's since retired, he copyright took that picture right before everything happened. That cop, who's since retired, he copywrote that picture, and he's suing blogs and websites, anybody that posts that picture of him, and he's suing 89 for like $80,000, $100,000. And they reposted it, and they still are having a hard time fighting that shit. That's how that cop is living his life now. That's nuts. Just making money off that shit. Off of a picture that he took at a cop. You know, just being the hip hop cop taking the picture of that moment before a man got

shot. Shit is weird today, man. I mean people were selling the car that big got killed then, right? Didn't they? The whole state, the whole state got killed. Like who want to ride in that? Like who the fuck want to buy that and ride in that? Word?

Yeah. Yeah. Somebody just go have it, dude. Somebody just go have it. Just to have it. Like you just want to have that, though? Why you want to buy that and ride in that? Word? Yeah. Yeah. I don't want to go to the government. Shit. Somebody just go have it.

Somebody just go have it. Just to have it. You just want to have that then? Why you want to have it? Yeah. I don't want to be here. I don't want to see that fucking truck ever again in life. Right.

Oh, shit. You're saying? Get rid of the model. Everything. All right. Yeah. Stop making it. Who wants to make it?

What the fuck? You know about- Popped up Suburbans. I think I just saw a story, something that J Prince had warned Puff and Big about going to L.A. at that time. Did you hear anything about that? No. I don't know if it comes out in his book or something, but I heard something recently, a story about that. I mean, we was getting that from just anybody that was close to us that knew the situation that wanted us out there. But that's what Big wanted to be. And he was the boss. He ran the ship.

If he wanted to be out there, we out there. You know what I'm saying? There's no ifs, ands, and buts about it. He called the shots. He wanted to be there. He didn't feel like he was in danger. He didn't feel that way.

And that's just how Big didn't live that way. It was really no fear with us. We went anywhere. We did what we had to do. Big was going out getting his bread. He wanted his presence to be felt. He was trying to do his thing. He didn't let none of that stop him because he knew what it fear with us. We went anywhere, we did what we had to do. Babe was going out getting his bread. He wanted his presence to be felt. He was trying to do his thing. He didn't let none of that stop him

because he knew what it was with him. You know what I'm saying? He knew he was pure. He knew he was real from the jump. He wasn't with the bullshit. He just went out there and was just trying to continue to do his music, my nigga. Just try to make a living and do what's right.

We wasn't thinking about being in LA and what if something happened to us. We was there for two months before that happened. That's crazy. All over LA. All over the strip, hanging out, Billboard Live, Bar 85, all the clubs that was popping in. We was in every spot, chilling.

Wasn't really no situation, though. There was just that one day, that one situation. You know what I'm saying? We was out there the whole time, having a good time, chilling. But the Soul Train Awards thing, that was like months before that, right? Nah, Soul Train was a couple of days before yeah yeah yeah

I was out there for that same trip yeah oh yeah he's out there for two months so we just out there just doing wild stuff he was helping puff finish up the last couple records for his album and we just thought they just chill promote now because I was about to come out we I mean we were just sitting there bumping that doing a bunch of interviews and in stores you know niggas don't do in stores no more that's what we was running around doing just promoting the house. They hate in stores What's up, man They open it they want you to sign it. They open it. They want you to sign the inside and the outside. Fuckin' bozos. Get out of here.

Don't call your fans bozos. I'm just saying, fans are love. But the guys who just get online because the other niggas is online, and they just want to take a picture. Those guys, I hate them. I hate them. I hate those fake fans. The real fans are love.

I'm sorry. I went too far. That's how you got into the crazy business. I went too far. I enjoyed that. I kind of missed some of that. What? I was just like, I'm going to go to the gym. I'm going to go to the gym. I'm going to go to the gym. I'm sorry, I went too far. That's how you ended up making crazy moves. I went too far. I enjoyed that.

I kind of missed some of that. What? I missed some of the in stores and all that shit, man. All that stuff was the dope shit to connect with people and all that. Street teams. Well, now you can connect with people with your fingers. That's not real connections, man. It sucks.

It's horrible. It's the world we live in. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. We can't do shit about it. with your fingers just sitting there it sucks it's horrible it's the world we live in

we can't do about it man for real you can't do about it man do you ever did you ever look at any other genre of music and they don't have a pocket and a big story like they don't have these neat male drink stories that's the story that stories. That's the evidence drawing today. But why is it only hip-hop that we have to have beef, and we have to prove that we're kind of better than the next person to prosper? Why do we have that mentality? Facts. I mean, with hip-hop, though, that's different,

because that's actually like it's a business I guess when you see other rappers be successful that's the that's kinda what you grasp for like

if he's number one you wanna be just as big as him nah but the media the media will blow it up hip hop's the only shit that they they put demographic

tag on. West Coast. Because the media made that up. The East Coast, West Coast. There's no East Coast rock and roll. There's no West Coast pop. So they put us in the... They wanted to...

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Add free at Lava for Good Plus on Apple Podcasts. We somewhat categorize ourselves because right now if you ask us where are you from? They'll say New York and I'll say where at New York? You'll say Brooklyn. You'll say Yonkers.

I'll say Queens. No one ever says New York. No doubt. No one ever says that. I think that's New York. Cali? They say where at? They say I'm from Cali?

I say I'm from Cali or from LA. I don't think they're as hardcore as you guys in New York. I think New York is... You guys do that the most. I charge that to Brooklyn. Because I say that from Miami. You don't motherfuckers do that on Brooklyn. They was wild proud to be from Brooklyn, right?

I'm my head. I'm my head. I'm Brooklyn in the house. Niggas be saying, yeah, you think to be from Brooklyn, right? I might have to. I might have to. I might have to. I might have to. I might have to. I might have to. I might have to. If you go to Mars and say, is anybody from Brooklyn?

Mars. Five Martians. I'm not even. Which is everywhere you go, dog. Oh, shit. Nigga blame Brooklyn. That happens in all boroughs. It happens in all boroughs now, man. It's something. But that's. Anybody proud to right way to be before they from that's what's up. That's it

That's that's that's all the swag New York is really big So you can't really say New York if you go down from New York, you can be from Buffalo. Yeah, but it's still The city and the house in jail is connected by the way, we might need to do painting that he over here somewhere Minus in the building baby, but I miss you baby, but I can so um yeah you when you say New York, but It's mainly New York people who want you to break down Where you're from like you don't just say we don't meet each other at the bar and say, hey, what's up, my man? How you doing? Yo, I'm from New York. Yeah, where you from? I'm from New York. And then we just let the conversation go.

You have to be specific. We're like, nigga, where you at? We're part of the group. And then when you tell them to burrow, we're like, where's this from? You from Queens? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's right. We're like, what's up? Yeah, mm-hmm, mm- that? Is that only New York? Or other people do that? No, that's only New York.

That's only New York. That's only New York. That's New York. That's New York. So you meet a dude, like if you have a pause, that's how we're going. You're at the bar, you're chilling. You know, you have a conversation. The guy says, hey, what's up, man?

How you doing? What's up? He says, hey, where you from? I'm from Miami. I'm from Miami. Oh, I'm from Miami. And then your conversation just dies. No, there's a difference.

No, you're right. I'm saying, what part of the conversation is that? You're like, what part of the conversation is that? You're like, what part of the conversation is that? You're like, what part of the conversation is that? You're like, what part of little bit. Hey, we from Miami. Oh Miami and the conversation They say I cool you guys go deeper like He said he's throwing it up already. I didn't say you gonna kill city, I'm gonna kill high. Oh shit. I mean, you gotta think about it. Other cities really just have like the north side. No, you can't put it that way.

North side, west side, you know what it's like. No, no, I can't listen. It's a different side of Queens. It's two parts. You Jamaica, you over here, Corona Queens. It's a different side of Queens. It's two parts. You Jamaica, you over here, Corona, Queens. It's different. Nah, y'all go too far. Y'all go too far.

You do. You definitely do. What are you saying? I didn't just notice that until you said it. It's true. We really do. Queens, what part? Leperack, what's that?

You see it. You guys go down to the bodega. Down to the bodega. What bodega you go to? to go down to the bodega. Down to the bodega. What bodega you go to? I go to the other bodega. That's ill. You killed that. You did that.

You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that.

You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. You did that. had a cold. Yo, Mr. Lee, you got the big bottle? It's time for the big bottle. Come on, you want some champagne? Because it's your birthday. You want some champagne agua?

Smell it. Keep the water. Throw some champagne in that motherfucker. You know what I mean? It's called balance. It's called balance. You know what I'm saying? Levels fall backwards.

It's level. You got to balance it. So you can still have the aguas. You won't have some pain in there as well, nigga. You know what I'm saying? Happy birthday, nigga, and all that. Word it up. Listen.

Two chefs in one. And let me bring up Kiss, because Kiss had a barbecue yesterday. He had two different chefs, correct? Yeah, two chefs up. Okay, I have chefs up. Two chefs up. So we had, I would like to categorize it as like one was like hood and it was like culinary gourmet Then one doing

That's the money right there being. I'm just throwing it out there, y'all. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. That's some money out there, baby. Listen, man. And it was healthy.

It was healthy. All healthy shit, too. It was not healthy. I had a cup full of macaroni, my brother. That's not healthy, my brother. Then I left. He ordered it on the car. Yo, niggas made me take my car break.

Then I left. I had to leave with the Legreeny. I don't know what happened to me that day. I was on the diet and all of a sudden, I came kiss Kato in the house. I brought him liquor. He came late. I drunk his liquor.

I got from him. It was a wild night, man. It was fun, though. It was fun. It was healthy, though. We ate again. PC, PC. That's how they call it. It was a couple. Mac and cheese though. We ate again. PC. PC. That's how they call it.

Mac and cheese was like a side order, man. You know that wasn't really much. You didn't even turn on the light. Alright, then alright. Got the flat out. Pour me a two liter drink. What do you do after this, Mr. V? I got the Tile Pop. I got the Doucet. I got the Tile Pop.

Okay. Look at that. What is this? Not the same thing? Yeah, the same thing, but I already knew he kissed it. He got his birthday, man. So, how? I thought about this the other day, right? The other day I said, Snoop Dogg might be the most famous rapper of all time, right? I'm not talking... Your life? Yeah. the most famous rapper of all time right I'm not talking your life oh yeah and

yoga pork pork pork Lee well I'm a baby barb and his girl champagne baby bar my marriage did that we're happy so other day I said that Jay-z might be the most famous I mean Snoop Dogg might be the most famous rapper I'm not talking accolades I'm not talking money like my grandmother knows who Snoop is right one of the rappers that all around people love is Jadakiss facts it has to be like one of the people that fully likes all around I will agree to that like because you you cuz he he probably can't agree to he lives in this life you see it you see it yeah

let's go no I would definitely say that now I disagree I might get that in the hood on jail. I said four o'clock, man. We got to finish that over here. Let's do it again. You good? Keep it, keep it, keep it. Maybe in the hoods on the jail, you know? Nah, nah, nah. That's all over, Paul. I'm sorry. That's all over, Paul.

Listen, listen. I'm saying, all right, there's always people who judge other people. I see you're like the less judgeable person. People don't judge you. People just, you come and they fuck with you. Like, a lot of people love a kiss. I get a lot of love. I appreciate that. Yeah, you're one of the most Not they don't love thing is no I get as much Niggas in your comments Hell yeah. He said hell yeah. Hold on, do they sell their art? I don't want to buy your art back.

I don't want no cartoons, no, you believe me? Why you fucking hustling on my block? You could have been the saddest post ever. You could have been up there crying your heart out talking about your grandmother on her birthday. And they go up there talking about free art. We need the first one. We need this. Come on, man. I'll do first one. We the fucking bestest. We need this.

We got more. I'll do your artwork. We don't want that. Listen, Baby Bob, bring your cup up, brother. That hurt me. Salute. Everybody just take a salute for us still being here. Salute.

Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute.

Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. Salute. to life. Let's do it to life. Woo! Woo! I love this show, man. Stop, man. We trying to have fun, man. We trying to have fun. So what else is going on in politics right now? We got Kanye, actually. Roseanne.

Oh, yeah, Roseanne. What did she say that the chief got fired? She said some, she said a bunch of crazy, she tweeted that Roseanne. Roseanne Moore.

That she had the new show and it chopped up. They cut her show. Yeah, the whole obama's people she said is a cross between the muslim brotherhood and the planet of the apes you said that on the show on twitter on twitter oh and she started tweeting all kinds of crazy called chelsea clinton a donkey like all like okay weird shit She retweeted a donkey picture in Trump supporter you knew that was gonna come out that is that the biggest part that the people are mad at Kanye is because It's almost like as he supports Trump. He's supporting white rape

Supremacy I As he supports Trump, he's supporting white supremacy. I won't say that. You don't think he's legit? I don't know why I think he's got some other alternative. I think he's showing the slavery stuff. I think he's promoting his album. The lady that he supports. I think Q said about the 400 years of slavery. I think that was the more thing.

Yeah, that was idiotic. He didn't say a the 400 years of slavery. I think that was the more thing. I think. Yeah, that was idiotic. That was idiotic. We didn't talk about Trump no more. No, he didn't say 400. He said a choice. He said slavery. Yeah, that thing was a choice. But you know that he, I mean, I'm definitely not going to try to fuck this up, but he meant

it as like the whole like mind thing that we're all enslaved by media and all this crazy shit. Yeah, but that wasn't a place of choice. No, no. He didn't say it right. It shouldn't have been said the way he said it. You can't do that at TMZ. You can't. No, definitely not on TMZ not a go

dude is down well I don't know that's the reason to be the love of the harbinger make them niggas is dumb niggas is the biggest oh yeah real is definitely talk about now but let's do that do this that oh he stood up killed he deserve a day in black history month. Oh, definitely. For real. Niggas should just take a day off. He articulated that shit perfectly. That nigga, he articulated it very well.

I couldn't do that. What? Sound that smart. He sounded really smart. He killed it. He killed it. I ain't going to lie. He sounded smart, but his bass and his movements were still hood.

That's what Kanye said. You ain't going to hit me if I walk over there, right? You ain't see that? He said that? He said that. You you ain't gonna hit me if I walk over, right? You ain't see that? He said that? He said that. You ain't gonna hit me if I walk over. Nah, he ain't say that.

No, he didn't say that. No, he didn't say that. He didn't say that. He said that. He's like, no, no. And Kanye walked over and he gave him a hug. And I swear to God, boy, he like, because Homeboy's movements still provided.

He handled it well, and he still kept it hood. He kept it articulate, but he was like. And Kanye knows those Chicago moves right there. You know what I'm saying? And he sounds like a little like, nigga, motherfucker, I'm ready to speed. He sounded like that. That's why Kanye had to end with that.

Like, man, you ain't gonna hit me, right? Right, yep. Let me come give you a hug, because you dead right. So what do we think? He's our first black person that I know that we love. Support Trump.

Like, outright. Was there other people? Jim Brown. Like, to me, you know, Jim Brown's great. Jim Brown's supportive enough. Well, he came and met with him. He's great. Meeting with him is different than supporting him.

But he didn't diss him when the cameras was downstairs. He's supposed to say. Maybe he just wanted to give a chance to that conversation. Because he was into it. It's kind of supportive. I don't know, man. I don't think you can make it that easy. I would have to say that. I would have to say if I come to your pop-up shop and I buy a hat,

it's called support. I don't even care. I'm not going to leave your pop-up. I could leave your pop-up shop and say, I'm never wearing this hat again. But for that day, I put on that picture, it's still support. It's just like your haters who stream your music and hate you. They stream your music thinking they're not supporting, but put on that picture. It's still support. It's just like your haters who stream your music and hate you. They stream your music thinking they're not supporting.

But, nigga, you're supporting. You're supporting. It was the beginning right when he got elected. It wasn't like after the fact. But he got elected on those politics, though. He got elected on those racist politics. So, regardless of what, everybody called him a coon. Steve Harvey, too. But Kanye went too far he will come in visiting with him and that he visited

with him and then he goes back already so it's not nothing new economy but is that a smack that I guess that's my question is that a smack to our coaches face and I'm not saying black people I'm saying our culture cuz hip-hop to me is a race no doubt you know i'm saying is that a smack to our hip-hop culture no i won't say i mean everybody got the right to their opinion in their situations i i don't think that default type of shit like that you know even though i disagree with him i'm like right fuck it he the asshole for saying it or believing that that's what you think right no i'm not but you know what that's that's you you you can voice yours

support what you support you do that you know i'm saying i don't but you know what? That's you. You can voice yours. Support what you support. You do that. You know what I'm saying? I don't really, you know, I don't be, you do your thing. I don't really care less about that bullshit. You know what I'm saying? I really enjoy, I fuck with him on the music shit. That's all I really care about.

Yeah, I like his music. All the politics side of it, it's like, my nigga, you saying some asshole shit, but that's you. You got to deal with that, not me. And there's mental health issues that we don't understand that could be in any gorgeous. I don't know You know say that I just I feel like he hasn't been the same since his mother passed away I feel like excuse me. I told you she's in the book of nuisance So again excuses is useless in the book of nuisance We just was actually Illuminati dinner too I was part of it. I was there.

I was a part of it. This thing is nice. Yo, we're going to go back to Kanye. We're going to go back to Kanye. But have people ever accused you of being down on a boomerang? Yeah, I've seen comments of that. But why do they? From a certain way your hands are, shirt you got on, standing next to a piece of art that you don't even know what the fuck it is.

Like you're showing signs. Listen, when Mayday did the record with Lil Wayne, we did the video. That video came out and in the comments they said, that's it, this is Lil Wayne's in the Illuminati, because Mayday was some white-looking dudes with a guitar, that dude had a shirt that had something that had something that had something, and they connected it all.

It convinced me that they were in the Illuminati, and I managed those dudes. But what really, what is the Illuminati? You know what I, first off is the Illuminati First off If you ever read the pale You gotta read the pale horse And you gotta read things like that But people don't read that

People just think Illuminati is something that You don't read It's a easy way To say To say you didn't work hard It's kind of A smack to your face

Like when people say You don't know This is just saying You ain't work hard But cause You making it look like It's just as easy But niggas Niggas work hard. But because you're making it look like it's just as easy. But niggas work hard.

What the fuck you mean? They think you had a plug or something, like you just knew you plugged into these Illuminati people. His people making excuses for their lack of success. For their lack of success. For their lack of creativity. The only reason you made it is because you must have been an Illuminati. That's it. That's all it is, man.

That's a skit, bro. That's it. People say it so much. I'm like, who is it? Who's the founder of this shit? You know, because you find the founder of everything these days. You know, the founder of Dunkin' Donuts. You get the meat of the everything.

Who's the founder of Illuminati? Where did it start? I know the founder. Where did it come from? Who brings it? How do you get in? The conspiracy is the conspiracy, bro. You just keep going.

You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. You just keep going. Who's the founder of Illuminati? Where did it start? Ain't no founder. Where did it come from? Who brings it? How do you get in? The conspiracy is the conspiracy, bro. They're just, you just keep on. Can a broke nigga get into Illuminati?

Can a broke nigga go in there and start listing paper? I'm just saying, the motherfucker that every day is like, it's a conspiracy. I said, stop with the conspiracy. Because that's what's fucking you up. You ain't moving forward. Because you're constricting. You in a loop, motherfucker. Get out the loop, dude. That's what's fucking you up. You ain't moving forward

Now that's why I don't even show, man. I hate entertaining shit like that. Dan Kim's big in being a woman, Artie. We hip hop. We don't need to be entertaining that type of shit, man. That's not our lane of shit. I'm a curious nigga. I'll be listening to all that shit. I came from N.W.A. I'm a fuck the Polo. You a straight dog.

We never distinct the other side. This ain't where I come from. I don't like to entertain none of that shit. Bad enough I don't know about it. I don't like to entertain none of that shit. Bad enough I don't know about it. I don't check for that type of shit. I'm on YouTube watching other shit. First 48. I'm looking at real shit that's going on.

Stop watching that, Cease. Stop watching that. That's mad depressing. I ain't see what the fuck I be doing. He's like, for fun I watch First 48. Yeah, but I'll stop watching that shit. I was even doing. He's like, for fun I watched First Party. Yeah, but I'm just gonna watch out. I'll watch that shit for like two weeks one day and I'll be like, what am I doing? Fuck I wanna see what this is all killed for.

I just went and watched the first season and it got 17. Yeah. How do I show that long stay on? That murder is entertainment. That murder is entertainment. That's crazy. That's fuck up. How I show that long stay on to show my money? That murder is entertainment. That murder is entertainment. That's crazy. That's fucked up. Because you know what's entertaining?

To see the crazy shit that people would do out here. And them niggas be ragging immediately. That type of shit. Alonzo get in the room and be like, I'm holding it down. Police come in and be like, I got a bag of bogeys for you, nigga. You gonna be out here 20 years. Alonzo be like, I'm dead. It was Jeffrey from such and such on the 8th Street and he got the gun right now.

And I'm like, I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm dead's gonna be like, I'm getting, it was Jeffrey from such and such

on 8th Street and he got the gun right now. I'm taking it away. And the cameras be right there. And listen, I mean,

it's like drink champs. Like, at the wild first, we interview people, they realize the cameras there. Then you get drunk at the wild, they just like,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, while, they just like, oh! Did I say that? That was in real life. Did I go too far? Did I go too far? That was in real life. Yo, that's dead the truth. But at least we're alive and no one's life is ruined the next day. These people's lives

will be ruined. Spear yourself. No, I mean, like, forever. Your life is ruined for that night. You know what I'm saying? Pick up the Todd Lippin quality. I just remember that night. You know what I remember? Just when I thought about that night when he came. Because he was trying to hold it down.

But you know you can't drink Tiger Bone and be normal, right? Like, it's just not how. It wasn't just Todd Lippin. A couple people. No, I just thought of him. I'm just saying. It just came to my mind. Like, that's when you know you got it, nigga.

Like, when you hit the Tiger Bone, like. Oh, we got Tiger Bone, by the way. talking about that's cool like no one's to say that you saw this is horrible keep it real like negative so when you say this is cool I got you already I'm like I'm there one yeah no but I'm sorry I'm really with three more yeah so I got and then he went and he went but the other one was funny was David Banner come on yo it was David was sitting there talking you You know Dave, he talks.

You know Dave, when he get into it. That's my brother, man. That's my brother. Great guy. There's one little drip that come down first. He like, he's in. He's in. He's in.

You got to. Tiger ball, tiger ball dripper. He's going to be here for a minute. You know what I'm saying? So I knew that. And E for some reason. No, don't say for some reason. No, no, no, no, no, no. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. He's going to be a dog. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're going to understand this. You know at the end of the show we take pictures, right? So the show ended, so I just took the stool away

from behind him because we're going to stand up and take pictures now. He's going to. Oh, he's gonna bring it up. We can't kill the black. We need some condoms. Help him up. And David Banner, I know his hip still ain't right. Oh, man. I know his hip still ain't right.

That's all, brother. Let's big up Tyler and Kweli. Let's big up David Banner. It was very fun. That's what makes this show dope. I enjoyed Ergadi's shit too. Ergadi was from zero to a hundred. I watched that one straight through.

The first time I watched it. Usually I gotta cut it off after an hour like we gonna eat first, come back to it. But he should be, you know, be up here, cause you get drunk, you get mad, be low. You got shit for six hours, like yo. Let me tell you something about Herb, right? It was the time of my day, man. I'm talking about Bronx niggas. We used to take, we used to take extra seats, right? I ain't mom. I ain't mom. I ain't mom. I ain't mom. I ain't mom.

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Hold on. Irv Gotti. Irv Gotti. So listen, as Irv is drinking and smoking, I see the ecstasy and the molly come back out of his system. I seen it come back, like, boom. And he was just on it, even though he was not on it there. He was on it. It just came back.

It came back. Go, Irv. I gave him another shot. I gave him my blunt. And I was like, this is your blunt. The blunt did it. The blunt did it. Yeah, I think that's what happened.

The blunt did it. And he drank. He started. You gave him that blunt. Shit changed. Yeah. I ain that's what happened. The blunt did it. And he drank. He started, you gave him that blunt, shit changed. Yeah, and I ain't going to lie. I don't always smoke that weed. That's a $700 ounce weed. Don't blame it on that.

No, listen. So look, I only rolled like five of them. I put them to the side. And when Irv grabbed one, I said, no. What was the problem? What was the problem? But I sent it inside. I sent it inside because I was like, you know, you you gotta treat your guests right. So I'm like, mmm, damn, Irv, that's what you wanted? Like I could've gave you some Reggie.

Because I knew he was going to smoke it. So he tried to smoke it like a cigar. He wasn't going to inhale, which was ill. But you know, when that real, that high grade, that real shit, you don't die in hell, my dude. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down.

It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down. It's gone down.

It's gone down. It's gone down. Shit really fuck with you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you see when he started coughing? I got him, I got him. That's my guy, man. Because, you know, smokers, when people who don't smoke, if they smoke and then they cough,

that cough is finished. Yeah. They all smoke. And when you cough, you lose like, you're hearing your brain and shit. And he looked at me and said, is he okay? Because he didn't look okay.

His man, his man was trying to stop it. He was trying to not even smoke. His man was like, it's time to go. It's time to go. But that's a dope episode. Thank you for watching. No, that was great. I'll be tuned in all the time. That was a great one though. Alright, so look y'all. I got a good friend of mine. This is a slight turn.

You know where I'm going? Let me think if I know where you're going. I got an idea. Wait, tell me your idea. I want to see if you know. Stick, think. Just say it. Give me a hint. I got all that. I don't know how to say it in English. Say it in Spanish. I want to see if you know I got a friend named Trevor and trouble comes meets us one day Travis says yo man kind of stressful day and So we like what you know tell Sonny to come over like Sonny never has a stressful day

Except when he breaks glasses on my balcony, he's not welcome. But anyway, so Trevor's like, hey. Boom, boom, boom. He's like, yo, you know, shit is well. My ex-wife, she's getting remarried. So we're like, hey, bro, like, whatever, man. You know, we just naturally. Like, man, fuck that bitch.

You know what I'm saying? It's just natural to say that. Like, nigga, move on. Nigga, move on. What, you gassing up? You know what I mean? Like, what are you doing? Man, no. So Sonny goes off. Son know what I'm saying? It's just natural to say that. Like, nigga, move on, nigga. What, you gassed up? You know what I mean? Like, what are you doing? Man, no.

So Sonny goes hard. Sonny's like, what? Boom, boom. So he goes, yeah. She's engaged to the prince. Because, you know, usually, usually you want your chick to move on with the bus driver and shit. Yeah.

Like, the nigga that, the nigga that delivers UPS. Where is this going, man? You don't want your chick to leave you again. And you were like, oh, come on. Damn, bitch, you really up for this. Oh, your bitch get what? The prince? I'm sorry, because I didn't mean to call a bitch like that, because Trevor's my man.

But, so the Royal Reddingers went down. This is my man's ex-wife. This is dead. Oh, you're talking about the real prince. The real prince. Yeah. I thought you was making up metaphors for me. Oh, yeah.

This is the real shit. Oh, you told me this story. This is the real shit. You told me this story. This is a real shit. You told me this story. This is. So he came to heaven. No, he's sick. Listen, he came to second.

He came to second. He came to second. He came to my man, boy. This is, we all. Look, look, look, look, look. This is the day, this is the day that the story broke. What's her name? Megan, right?

Yeah. Megan. This is the day the story broke. The day the story broke. This is the day the story broke. Let me find out Drink Champs got royal roots. Let's go. Yes, we do. Actually, yeah, we affiliated, nigga.

Yo, so this is the day the story broke. So, Paparazzi was actually by his crib. So, he wanted to, he wanted, he was like, yo, let's get together. So, we went to this little Irish bar. Like, you know, no one, you know, there ain't no Paparazzi out here. This is like in L.A. on some, you know. So, we still don't know so he so he breaks He's like oh, yes, there's a prince so sonny goes you know what my bitches leave me

He goes no he goes they be fucking frogs He said, nigga, you should feel good. He said, man, I'm making my dick feel good. He said, yo, that sound like a reality show. My man just sold the reality show to Fox That's a good guy Trevor what's going on you a strong guy people in your position would have hung up But I also been in trouble's other girl house she got an 18 million dollar house and Malibu so trouble You need to write a book if you are here to follow you and he got that he got the Hollywood here to keep me like that I'm a Man Doug Banker, oh some good people

Don't make you did a movie with him on the Worldstar movie. Oh yeah. It hit me, I couldn't do it. I said I gotta give it to my man. Goddamn, look at him, I'm like an Asian on a log. Goddamn, make some noise for him. Make some noise for him, goddammit. I said it's your own business.

Give it to my homie, my nigga. Come on. That's it, man. Pick up the Drink Champs Network. Who else we got a lot not never Big big man, oh big up the doctor Dream dream big them up family time. I'll, what you said? Come on, nigga said the huck over, you put a K in there, you gotta buy it. Nigga put a K in hungover.

Come on, 2019, 2019. Nigga put a K in hungover, you would hate it if someone came over to do much, my nigga. I'm not gonna lie. Nigga put a K in everything, you gotta relax. I was worried that somebody might take the idea we had as the hangover, so thank you for being a lyric and doing the hungover. It's Huck Owe with a K. Huck Owe with a K.

I like that. I like that. So with this era of hip hop right now, this era of hip hop, even the melody music, would this be considered classic rap eventually? Would this be considered a classic era eventually? I don't think so. I think it's generational week. We can't say that We can't say shit about it. It's not our generation. We can't say that at all Why we all feel we all heads? I just we did this other people that's growing up off right now, but

Now there's a difference though because there is kids that grew up at some point even when we was growing up off right now. But the difference, now there's a difference though. Because there is kids that grew up at some point, even when we was growing up. I remember we knew that Bob Marley was classic, and we didn't grow up on Bob Marley. We knew the Beatles, like kids who the Beatles would throw for the Elvis or whatever. Because they knew it just. But there's certain kids that know.

I think it's going to be certain songs and certain artists that's going to be classic. Certain artists, you're right. Not the whole era or all of them. Yeah, you got some successful people that made it. Yeah, definitely. That's going to make it. Like Big N' Pac, forever.

Forever, yeah. You know, we're going to permeate. How about these new kids? I always think about that. Who's going to be the next generation of that? I think Kendrick is going to be one of those. I think Kendrick, J. Cole potentially could be one of them. I believe that, yeah. That's when I talk about those. I think Kendrick, J. Cole potentially could be one of those. I believe they did, yeah.

That's when I talk about those, Chance the Rapper, you know. But even Migos. Even Migos. Migos, yeah. I like the Migos shit, man. Migos is going down in history. As groups. They're breaking some numbers, you know what I mean, with their own.

But do we have numbers? Not even numbers. They came with their own language. They shifted shit. They shifted the culture. That's what makes you time. I think it's Atlanta. Atlanta culture too. Yeah, but they like to top off.

No, no, I know what I'm saying. That's a whole different thing. They made Atlanta culture. That's them. You know what I'm saying? That's a whole different thing. They made Atlanta culture. That's them. You know what I'm saying? They made the world see how they give it up, how they dress, how they make songs. That shit went out of Atlanta and went to the whole world. They connected.

Wow. They just go there, went there, and stayed, and lived. Other demographics love that shit. You know the ones that's kind of going to be classical, you can kind of just see it and what they're doing there. You know the ones. We're talking about it. Right. You know what I'm saying?

You know you're going to talk about the ones that's going to be here for 10 to 15 years. That's the thing I'm talking about. Who's going to run for the next 10 to 15, or have that history where they got a good 10 and they forever after that you know I mean you know you you gotta think of when they go for it on that level of having a career it's not a lot like I don't all yourself where you eat you could come through quick get a hot pocket crazy you could have a whole career and nobody know who you are Tech tech tech night Denzel Curry from Miami. We got a couple artists like that. There's a couple like like joy badass I mean join us

Different time in that sense the machine doesn't control it where it's all over the place, but they find they are Success no doesn't control it where it's all over the place, but they find their audience and they got a million people. You don't need the commercial success to get bread now. Right, commercial success. You don't need the radio no more. You don't need mainstream radio. If your presence is social media, you're good. This audience, you never going to hit on the top eight. None of that shit that's eating.

But that might change what dictates who people remember 10 years from now. That fact. Do you want to feed your family, or do you want to be remembered? No, no, it doesn't matter. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. But history is made with people you remember. feed your family or do you want to be remembered? No, it doesn't matter. But history is made with people you remember.

Facts. Let's drop. It's good points. Listen, man, you know what? I'll credit me being able to set the new generation with me spending a lot of time in Miami. Because in New York, you you know until recently they they embraced the whole culture but when I started to move out here I could I knew I couldn't just only hear Nas I knew I couldn't only hear Big I knew I could I knew I had to adapt my so but I started

to sit out here and I just like the records that the bitches bounce to you know I'm saying the girls are going like this I'm like oh okay that shit is cool to. You know what I'm saying? The girls is going like this. I'm like, oh, okay, that shit is dope. Yeah, it's kinda like it's cool. Like, it was crazy that when I first heard Juvenile Ha, I was in New Orleans. So I got to appreciate that record first more than anyone else because I seen it from their culture. Sure, rockin', yeah. From their culture.

When I first heard certain different records, like certain records that came from Atlanta and I happened to be in Atlanta, those records identify with it more. You know what I'm saying? Would that ever come back again? Because the world is so small. The thing about it is I remember, I remember I'm sorry to sound so fucking old, but I remember you would, you know, drop something in London School would be old. And then they would have and then they would have to migrate. Then they would go to New York, and then New York, then they would go to Atlanta.

But before it got to Atlanta, it had all these... It had the Virginias. It had the Sidney for a while and then the Madness. But now, you can... One shot, they go everywhere. They go everywhere. So does that make the music so disposable? We don't matter I

Think the artists feel that way because pussy drop the glass they make this pool. They want a new one They wouldn't know that the next day niggas in the three days later was saying when you come with the new one Because you got access to them now. You have access. You couldn't have them back in the day when they were coming out with something. Now you have a Twitter. Yo, my nigga, drop something else. Yo, that part one was great. We need the part two next week. You didn't have that before.

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And I don't think he can't help me out of a pot hole. In a tight squeeze. He'll call me, yo, Eddie, I need you to bet him on $50. He'll be like, well, where are you? Sorry, buddy. Sorry, buddy. No, Eddie be fucking some cocaine bitches. He'll do it. No, he don't.

He don't. He don't. Eddie be fucking listen. Listen. No, he quit cocaine bitches. Since I knew him, that's why I stand up for Eddie. This is my man. Since I knew him, he kept it consistent.

He was your roommate. He like bitches who smoke dirties. Certain niggas is in the ass. Certain niggas is in the titties. Certain niggas is in the dirties, man. It just happens. That's it. It just happens. It just happens. Dirties. Certain niggas is in the ass, certain niggas is in the titties.

Certain niggas is in the dirties, man. It just happens. It just happens, man. I'm like a little pouch every now and then, bro. You know what I mean? Yeah, he like, you know the dirty is? You know the dirty is? You know the dirty?

Oh, that's weed and cocaine. Oh, the dirty in Miami? That is weed and cocaine, man. That's fucking dicks. Oh, really? Yeah. You gon' know what I'm saying. I had it for you. I had it for you.

You had it for me. I had it for you. I had it for you. I had it for you. I had it for you. I had it for you. I had it for you. I had it for you.

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He's no crack adjacent Directly smoking me even let his bitches get Cocaine And he was defending his business to too. He'd be like, she only do that when she around me. No, your bitches a cocaine head. Fuck your age. She didn't mean to be. She only do it when she around him.

This nigga's crazy. I wish I remembered the one girl name. What was her name? Christine! We gotta relax man. She got the... She's home? She's home! Oh shit she might come for us.

Be honest, maybe she'll come for quite some time. Oh man. So did we ever identify who your girl was in the Big Pimpin' video? I'll never tell you. You'll never tell? Do you know his girl was in the Big Pimpin' video? And he fired her the next day. And a bunch of other videos.

No, it wasn't my girl. It was my ex-girl at the time. At the time? At the time, my ex-girl. We broke up because she wanted to pursue video modeling. And you wasn't with it? No, no, no, no. If your girl was in Big Pimpin' video. If your girl was in Big Pimpin' video. Her first video was a thong song. to pursue video model and I go there you wasn't with it no no no no no no no no video was a thong song it's over oh yeah you gotta go you'll see you're gonna go

to the south video can you get you can you got me like play-by-play circle faces. This is your government. Let's do like a little Talib, a most def video. Yeah, you can do a most def video. Come back on with me. No, you can't do Thaw Thaw. No, not the first. Big Pimpin', Dame Dash throwing champagne on you.

I don't know about that. You can't come home. Dame Dash throwing champagne on you. Fresh Prince, we need a new show. We can do the Showtime video. I'll Fresh quench. We need a new one. We can do the show. I'll give a hint. I'll give one hint.

I'll never give no more hints. Dave Jax did not throw champagne on her. No, actually, I was wrong. I thought he did. I looked at the video again. He did not throw champagne on her. You sure? I swear to God.

I swear to God. But in the Uchiwada video, she's right next to Nas in his verse. Oh, my. But there's two girls, so I'm fine. Nas took her down. Oh my god. Oh my god. There's two girls on the line. Nas took her down. Let's make some noise for Nas. Yo, you're shocked.

Yo, you're shocked. We're one together. We're one together. I ain't gonna lie. Nas, that's a dangerous one. You don't want your girl like Nas. It's like genuine. Bitch, you better not be around him genuine.

I don't know. He's just a little bit of a... I don't know. He's just a little bit of a... I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't want your girl like Nas. Like, he just, it's like, it's like Genuwine.

Like, I don't want, you know what I mean? Bitch, you better not be around those Genuwines. I don't know, he just look crazy. Like, he look, nigga look exotic and shit. Like, come on, like, I don't want that. Genuwine my nigga too. He, you know, he a nigga. Yeah, yeah.

He actually a nigga. Genuwine's actually a nigga. Genuwine's official. Yeah, he's official. You call niggas like that, snipers. You got the biceps. But you be looking at them special ad niggas like that, snipers. You got to watch them. But you be looking at them special ed niggas like,

yeah, niggas got good hair. Yeah, that's true. See, I got to relax. Got to wash the hair. I got to relax. You know, I'm like Drake shit. My shit is half. It never was niggas up.

Those niggas take time to do that shit. That's what Russia T said. They ain't going to fix that shit up for him by the hour. I ain't say that. I ain't say that. I ain't say that. Yo, Flex was wild on the radio last night. Tonight, he was like, Drake, I'm not, I'm not bouncing to the distance.

I'm not going to do that shit. I'm not going to do that shit. I'm not going to do that shit. I'm not going to do that shit. I'm not going to do that shit. I didn't say that. Flex was wild on the radio last night. Tonight, he was like, Drake, I'm not bouncing to the disrespect. I'm just bouncing to the beat. What does that mean? What does that mean? Flex is the illest instigator in the world.

Y'all really analyze that? I said, Flex and Charlamagne probably instigated the last 10 beefs in hip-hop. It was either one of them that had something to do with it. And I just thought about the daytime in jail. That's what niggas do. It's always a nigga instigating another nigga. You know what he did?

He's the illest nigga in handball. He's like, what? I bought the deck. I'm handball. I was just about to start fighting. I took my handball, nigga. I can't even do this until tomorrow at 3 o'clock. So yeah, fighting in the day room.

But I'm still fighting. I'm still fighting. I'm still fighting. I'm a handball I'm just gonna nigga start fighting like that's my handball nigga I can't even do this till tomorrow at three o'clock so yeah y'all fighting in the day room but that's what

fucking Flex and Charlemagne the God is like I mean they're perfect at what they're doing it is they job you can't be bad at them

yeah definitely but if you look at Charlemagne actually said it he says I'm gonna gas this shit up with Charlemagne. I mean, with Drake and Pusha T. Yeah, do you see where the ax push out?

I saw that one clip. You saw that? OK. So you know I'm not bullshitting. You think Drake will beat you? Yep. I got you here. Let me ask you that and see what you'll say.

But like you said, that's what they do, though. That's their job. Yeah, it is their job. It's the, don't shoot the messenger. I'm just asking you a question. There's got to be anybody asking you on the gram right now.

It's like, nowadays you can't be shocked at what people ask you now. Like, it's like, you're going to get it from somebody else.

It's the access to evidence. Somebody's going to tweet you and ask you the question. So, why would you get mad if just somebody asked you this on the platform

of a radio station or if he asked me here on DreamChamp? It's the questions you get all day. You don't have to answer it. Shut the fuck up or you're going to tell and tell it. It's just that simple. Or if he asked me here all the questions you get all day It's that simple nobody's forced to do nothing, you know, if you want to speak your mind and speak one thing speak on it You know I'm saying but you know certain people aim for that like, you know, that's what you're doing Go, that's what the flex do so, you know, you go up there You got to expect these things like the Jay-z rap don't say shit

Now Jamie saying Jay's petty they say shit to everybody big didn't say nothing but Jay Jay went at me though nigga Remember? I'm not talking about rap I'm talking about Yeah he don't talk Oh salons yeah shut up Yeah that's time to shut up That was sister from the hood blows talk Oh so long as you shut up that's been that's time to set up that was that was that was sister from the hood blows yeah be quiet

we ain't gonna let these drinks blow over though, goddamn it. Let's make some noise. So Jada, what was your first album? What year was that? Tell him. Come on, Norey. You gotta remember the first album. What year was the first album? I remember the first album. I don't remember the year. It was supposed to be on the joint. Wasn't it supposed to be on that or was it? First Came out right now. It was not seven. No, I was 98

I think We could we came up before yeah, yeah, yeah, I was on Bad Boy's shit before. Yeah, no, we was knocking the fucking, um. No, definitely a white man. That is for the love of cash, y'all. I came out before. Oh, we came out on Saturday. We working on the album. They was mixing that shit in there, dude.

We was sneaking in there and saying, oh, it's great. OK. Right here? Oh, look at Haas. Look at Haas. Google Ha? Look at Haz. Google Haz. Not cocaine Haz. Everybody clapping. I'm a little disappointed.

You were supposed to come quick. You smacked your shit to coke. I know you know this shit. Just so you know, Haz was doing cocaine. Him, my cousin Carlito. Has been doing cocaine. And Duke Payton. My God. They over there. This is Bar called Billy's.

Listen, this is Bar called Billy's. Yo, listen. I recommend you never go there. I personally recommend. You avoid that. Listen, listen, listen. There is, listen, everywhere there's cocaine. Like, you just walk in there and then the bartender, the bartender kiss you with cocaine.

Like, yo, look, I'm gonna eat you. Oh, shit. Then you put it on the jukebox. Then you go to the jukebox, nigga be like, yo, you know, I got that shit. You be like, oh, shit. You go to the spot by the jukebox. You go to the bathroom, the nigga in there with the cologne, like, you know, I got it. Yeah.

Oh, Jesus. There's no nigga saying sour. None of that. That's right, girl. That shit like, it eats. I got them. It eats. Oh, they got the best food.

I bet. Yeah. Yo, nigga, they season they shit with perique. I got the legendary sunny go there stay six seven hours, yo, cash me out, 72 bucks. Ooh! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! We're right on time. Niggas drink for four hours. You got to be playing. Niggas drink for four hours. I'm just playing, man. I'm just playing. I'm just playing.

I'm just playing. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. I'm just playing. Yo, listen. Listen. Let me tell you something. I'm here.

If you being a bitch there that do cocaine, she going to drink you up. I'm here. I'm here. She going to have coke, though. Jesus, bro. And, she gon' drink all of them. She gon' have coke and she gon' drink all of them. They sell a Dom P for $25. I'll say what else if I do the dirty work.

I ain't gonna talk about this. Never go ahead. You can't go say that Mr. Winf. I'm just tired of you. I'm gonna bring a birdie. I ain't gonna lie to you. I I'm not recommending you. I'm just telling you. I'm not. Nah, I won't recommend you. You know how niggas, you know, we hood niggas, you know, we made it just so we can play. And we always want to keep it a little bit hood. This is the time I don't suggest that. Look how good I did it.

I'm telling you. Look how good I did it. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you.

I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you.

I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. This is the time I don't suggest that. Look, I did it. I've been in the hood. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean?

Listen, I've been in the hood. I've been everywhere. You know, four, three. You tell me. I don't mind. I'll do it. But this one is just like, nah. You already proved what I had to prove.

Like, I don't really need to do this. You ever been in some place where you like, nah. You already proved what I had to prove. I don't really need to do this. You ever been in some place where you like, nah. I worked too hard to be here. Oh my god. I worked. I can't do nothing. Yes, I don't ever go to Billy's, just in case anybody ever suggests.

No, I got to try. I'm going on. Listen, I'm in. I'm going to tell you, my nigga. I'm gonna check it out man it ain't no check out shit like that man we done walked in a lot of crazy spots man listen man won't be nice Yeah, man, it's it's not by the ball did you box the bathroom This is when you say Miami is built up of cocaine and you don't see that shit? You don't see, you be like Miami is built up of cocaine and you don't actually see the actual cocaine. And you see the building man. So this is why, this is why. This is why.

This is just, oh my god, oh my god. But listen, when I first moved to Miami, right, I used to go to this club cause club space and then I used to go to That's my first time in that closed space every day. First time. The first time I got out of the room. Yo, the first time I went, I went to Puff. That's my first time in there. Where? Closed space? Closed space. He was on that life, too.

He left me in there. He was on that life, too. I walked out that shit level in the morning. Shout out to DJ Madness. He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck?

He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck?

He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck?

He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck?

He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? He was like, what the fuck? But I couldn't even sleep. Shit. So I was so fucked up. Why couldn't you sleep? No, because the sun. At first I wasn't used to the sun. Hold on. So I would go to Gold Rush. I would go to Gold Rush.

I'm going to fucking get pancakes and lap dances. You know what I'm saying? Like fucking Dodo. I'm out here living wrong. You know what I'm saying? You ain't getting that. You don't care. You don't care.

You don't care. You don't make that shit. You still listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. You don't throw no money in no strip club. You don't chill. You don't eat in a strip club. And you definitely don't take a shit in a strip club. All that shit in Miami. I've been in Miami mad times.

But when I moved to Miami, I broke all three of them shits the first week. Ain't nothing wrong with that. Yo, these niggas had me all night. I'm like, there's your shit. All right, bro. I had a shit's nitty-bong. Skiss him.

You know what I'm saying? like this. Alright, bruh, I got a schist niddle bomb, schist it. You a left hander, so you handle that? You know, I'm looking at that nigga, like, I don't know, I'm schisting rules. Uber's not avenging at this time. Nigga's just like, you know, we parked the car all the way down here. What do you want us to do? Y'all just send me some toilet tissue, man. Yeah, dude, I got to handle that.

Then you can't spend money. You walk in with these guys. These guys walk in, ah, these Miami guys. And then they know the bitches. Like, they know Ashley. They're like, what's up, Ashley? Shit's over. You got a name, Shoreback. They got a cool relationship. Like, we didn't know that in New York. What's up, Ashley? Shit, so he was named Shorevance.

They got a cool relationship. We didn't know that in New York. That wasn't like, we didn't know the strippers. We still hung out one time. Like, all right, bitch, see you later. These niggas on first name basis out here and shit. Like, yo, boom, you know I got my goals. Yeah, I'm gonna sit with him.

You know what I mean The eating thing oh, they like the one these niggas is bossing the wings down You got strips and a jig. Tutsi's is gourmet, my nigga. I thought it was the Mr. Chow's. These niggas gonna be frying lobster. I said, hold up. Who made this? We never. Who made this? Who made this?

You can't. I ain't got no dance out here. You can fuck up a lobster fry. You can make that shit, Gregory. You can fuck a lobster up. You gotta really know how to cook to make a good lobster tail. And since he's got that shit, yeah, Miami, they got this culture about them. Like, they really hang in the strip clubs.

Yo, these niggas and showgirls, I've never seen so much bullet holes in these bitches. I'm retired, I'm retired. These bitches had bullet holes. Showgirls was like, oh, you walk in withgirls, oh, these bitches have bullet holes. Yeah, baby. Showgirls. Oh, you walk in with crazy hood? Oh, they the niggas. They walk in. Used to be, used to be.

Especially Sonny, I seen Sonny pop four bottles. Showgirls is the niggas. It's been 250. 250? They ain't do that. Yeah. They ain't do that. You know what I'm saying?

Four bottles, two tickets. $2.50. You know what I'm saying? You balling in there. You doing your thing. That's another spot. But I do recommend Showgirls. Now, Showgirls is a joint.

It's a little cocaine-ish as well. No, it's a little wild. Yeah, it's a little wild as well. But you can ball. You're going to win. They'll play all our records. Four balls for $250, you came up. You came up.

It's a good club. That's real strip club culture. And it's crazy because... You got to go through those at least once, man. You got to hit those classes. Now, every fucking club I get booked for in New York City is a fucking strip club. Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy, man.

They got more strip clubs than regular clubs. There's more strip clubs than regular clubs. Yeah, they shutting down all the clubs. Wow. All the clubs. I don't know where they hang out no more, man. Both. They shutting everything down, but it's both. Every strip club ended. Now they fuckin' with the strip clubs, now they stuck.

You can't smoke in there or something? No, they just closed Lutz down. That's the closed Aces down, they just closed the fucking Lutz. They closed Lutz. They had a birthday party at Lutz. Why? The bitches is fucking That was also a secret I did not know they do some strange for a little money. I took it to a lot of places. Nah, that's really the only place

I do like strip clubs. I like strip clubs outside of New York, like Atlanta, here. I think Atlanta and Miami has the best strip clubs. I think Atlanta and Miami have a moment.

Can I have a moment? Can I have a moment? Those are the two best. You know what was the best strip club in Miami? Atlanta and Miami. You know what was the best strip club in Miami

at one point Rolexes okay chill chill that was an error that's a different era it's infamous another different era this is this is what niggas didn't know I don't know if you know Coco's was all right take one take one's a little ghetto for me I love doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it.

I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it.

I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. I'm doing it. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

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wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, I never called Hallandale Miami, come on though. Come on. Oh, he's loud. Hey, hold on, hey. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. You're clear.

You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear.

You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. You're clear. As I say, Jersey and New York. Yeah, but it's a little bit closer. No, no, no.

That's probably the game. That ain't the same county. All right, all right, okay. All right, relax. Relax over there, all right? You Peru wrestler, relax. Relax. Relax.

Relax. Relax. All right, but you can't. Yo, now listen, this is for people that really went there. Not them new cheaters. Remember, they caught the police in there and they shut it down. These new cheaters, it's good. It's not as good. They are on point. They know there's detectives in there. They're not doing good. They are on point. They notice detectives in there

They're not doing a lot of strange shit no more And they got like well that their buffet is actually a real buffet thing before it wasn't Research purposes man I think you just went up to the club. It was for research purposes, man. You were like, it was because I liked it here. I just was like, I didn't want to be here. But I was just like, you know, I was thinking about doing a documentary about strippers. And it was just like, this is what happens. The disc was okay.

Scarlet's around the corner. It's okay. They got the cigar bar next to there. Still not Miami. That's not Miami. That's okay. But all right, now, what's your favorite strip club? I haven't been to Miami out here. I haven't been anywhere Your favorite strip club anywhere

So girls That's not Salon all right Horace, you gotta relax. You mad loud. Yeah. I like Magic City. Magic City's dope. Magic City is the best city. Magic City is my spot. I've never seen so many ladies in one fucking building. I like any strip club where they butt naked.

Hold on, hold on, hold on. Come on, let's make some noise. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let's make some noise. Jay and the Kidz favorite strip club is... Any strip club where they butt naked because New York, they got Long Johns on in the street. I ain't gonna lie. I like the Long Johns.

And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. And Juicy Sox. Any shrimp club with a butt naked cuz New York they got long John's on in the street I like the yeah, you switch it I know they're not stripping anymore. I don't see you make you say I don't even go to strip clubs in New York

Right and they wings is good. Oh These old strip clubs to eat those got some of the best We tore it up in the daytime with you one time I heard that too. I heard that shit. Where we was at? In the building. They said they shit the best food. We tore it up in the daytime with you one time. Watch out with the tiger. Follies! Oh! Follies!

We gotta relax. Follies is hard. Yeah. Follies is hard. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. That's the reason why I was there. I heard that shit.

That's the reason why I was there. We got a lot of smoke. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that shit. I heard that you showed a lot of love in there. Huh? I heard that.

I wasn't participating in that. I heard. But me, I like the fact that they let me smoke in the daytime. That's very nice. I wasn't participating. Yeah, I was watching though. I ain't going to lie. That's one thing about me.

I do watch. When I see my niggas that single, I be wanting my niggas to strike me. I'm a six in the evening strip club guy. I be wanting my niggas to strike me. You been to Take One? To Take One. Yeah, I been to Take One. I'm off out.

Take One. That's a legend, Drake. I'm gonna hang out, go east. I'm gonna be hanging out short. What's the shit right now? Take One's always on first party. What's office? G5.

G5. G5. G5. Here, see? We got invited to G5 today. That's how it is. Yeah. What's office? G5. G5. G5. G5. G5.

Yes, sir. We got invited to G5 today. That's how it is? Yeah. We got invited today? Yeah. I didn't know what that was. We invited to G or 5?

I could fight with G. Give me a light, Wood. So what do you think happens from here? Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall.

Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Push me to the wall. Give me a light, would? So what do you think happens from here? What's your response? There's a Mimi there that's going crazy. There's a Mimi? Come on, yo. Yo, Mimi. Oh, shit.

This is a Mimi. Yo, Mimi. Mimi, you need to say it, don't you? Mimi. Hold on, hold on. It's a meme! You mean a sad meme? Hold on hold on It's a meme! It's a meme! Now listen to the meme The meme It just happened

Leave me the meme That's your meme bro? You know that was just a meme You're supposed to be here for you You're supposed to be here for him You think I want this you know that was just a meme Yeah, yeah. That meme needs to be watched. Alright, Mr. Leakey. That meme needs to be watched. That meme needs to be watched. That meme needs to be watched. That meme needs to be watched.

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That was a, that was a, no, no. We didn't understand that one. You gotta actually see it. Get it back to the phone. So what happens from here? Pusher threw a shot. Drake threw a shot. They considered it 1-1.

Now Pusher drops his record. I think everybody thinks those bars is phenomenal. Now what happens from here? Does Drake? Drake's gonna drop another one for sure. He's dropping back to back now. I think I wish I dropped this record. I think everybody thinks those bars is phenomenal. Now what happens from here? Does Drake- Drake's going to drop another one for sure. He's dropping back to back now. I think so. Now he's going to drop a melody, bass record where people can sing along.

That's what being back to back ill is. People can be like, back to back. That's a diss record. You're like, oh shit, you forgot. This nigga's going crazy. But you're like, nah, that's not that bad. You know what I mean? For real, you would have danced to this shit.

Me too. I would have danced to this shit. I would have danced to this shit. I would have danced to this shit. As a dis-director, you're like, oh shit, you forgot. This nigga's going crazy. But you're like, nah, nah, nah, man. You know what I mean? Like, for real, you would have danced to the shit if Meek was in front of you. You would have been like, oh, man. They're like, oh, shit, Meek, what the hell? Drake needs to do bars.

Drake needs to do bars. I think he needs to go in on some bars shit. I think he's ready. I think, listen, don't sleep on Drake. No, I'm not telling you. I'm just saying, I think that's his. What, you're going to belly-sling him out? Man, you know what I mean? I think that think listen don't sleep on Drake. No, he don't? Yeah, I think so. I think so. I think he's killing.

Because you're going to keep wanting to fight with him. That's why he keep responding. Like, he might go, I'll address that. It's cool. The way it's going is you got to come out swinging, dog. Niggas is landing majors. You don't think there's a point where you stop being a puppet of audience and you say fuck it

we don't know he't talking about his moms at 40. He's talking about his moms at 40. Drake might shave his head. Pharrell might catch a straight. Pharrell might catch a straight. I'm telling you. Pharrell might. 41 might have hurt him more than his mom.

They might. You know what I mean? Pharrell. Pharrell. This is what I'm talking about. The situation when they just hooking off on the man. Yeah, they got to hook off on Pharrell. I'm hooking off on Tony. I'm hooking off on Tony man. Yeah, nigga had to hook off on him for real. I'm hooking off on him totally.

I'm just keeping it real. Goddamn. Right, Mike? Nah, I don't know about that. No, I'm just saying. You know what I mean. What is this? What is this?

What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this?

What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What is this? What he was saying was, earlier in the convo, I was saying to the congregation that it's war and nobody's safe. The way he just called out 40 and his moms and all of them. And his pops. He said his pops left at five. Yeah, it went there. How he knew that? He might throw his pops.

Jake might throw his pops on the track. Word. Word. That's how ill he is. As an outsider, let me ask something as an outsider. You ain't no outsider, nigga. I ain't even this track. I'm just saying.

I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying.

I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying.

I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just saying. I'm just do. That's the DJ. That's even worse. If you didn't listen to a live track. But you guys had to stay prop beef.

Okay. What stopped that? Like, what was it when it stopped? When y'all talked to each other? The Lord. Because the Lord was your shepherd. Come on, shepherd boy. No, no, no, no, no.

That's what I'm saying. This wasn't like that because that could have got. They could have harmed us or we could have harmed them. So what stopped it? You know what I'm saying? Jesus Christ. No, okay. No, no, no.

I mean, it came a time where we, no. I went and seen, I went and seen you I went and seen all of them and as Riverside Park it was a peace rally or something right maybe go down in and they talk to but at that time I'm saying I had a big gun on me that's how that was the time like any thing they ain't gonna have guns on this is It's gonna be a war the word. Well, I think they have the Donny and Stephen Victor strapped up right now with black cards And I respect them for not being on that.

You know, world changes and shit is different. Definitely. I think sometimes we don't. Sometimes the more hype around something creates... And then that too. The media is... But the hype is around y'all. You're going to have to...

Because what are you going to do? Are you really going to go out there and... It was in the streets. For the whole world to see, you know what I mean? Even though it wasn't, because the shit started from out. It wasn't nobody's family. Nobody, wasn't nothing really to have beef over, but just as everybody in your head turns into fuck rap,

now I want to shoot one of these people. Now that I think about it, Jada, you might have been, you might have been one of the first disrespectful bars. Like, you said some shit on the bars, hard knock life to hugging your moms. You was like the nigga who brung niggas' mamas into this. Like, that was you. Now that I think about it, who should have got that from you? Let me explain. You need to relax.

No, I'm just saying. Let me explain that part. He's a jerk. He's a greaseball. I was telling you. I was just telling you. This is my guy. This is my guy.

Like I was just telling you. EFF. Yeah. It was different. EFN. It was different. It was different. You know what I'm saying? Because the single, the shit with single really affected me because I felt like that was my homie. You know what I mean? And I know there was something behind that.

They even pushed them to do that. There was shit behind everything we all know. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah, and, but, at the Hard Knock Life tour, I met his mom. They got me on video hugging his, you know what I mean? When they had to do, when I, I know his mom.

His mother's a beautiful lady. She showed me, yeah. We love her. She's a beautiful lady. God bless her. So, you know what I mean? I just. But that's a beautiful lady. She showed me. You love her. She's a beautiful lady. God bless her. So, you know what I mean? I just... But that's...

In the heat of battle, that's what you have to kind of do. You have to take a moment like that that's kind of beautiful and switch it on to artists. Yeah, Eminem style. Eminem style. Ooh.

Eminem said that all the bad shit about himself. His own mom. He said about himself. He gave me this his mom. He's like, I give this my mom. He gave this his own mom. What the fuck are you doing? You can say about his self. His own mom. Yeah, he said about his self. He can't even diss his mom. He's like, I can diss my mom. He diss his own mom. What the fuck can you do?

You can say about his moms and baby moms. He killed his all that shit, so it's going to be hard to say something about him. He already killed it. That's real shit, though. That's real shit. That's real shit. That makes a motion for real shit, though.

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Do you see some of these guys That are like the new new guys I'm not talking about the Coles and the Kendricks But do you see other legends That people who's going to be around here For quite some time Like I have to tell you the truth I'm going to be honest

Donald Glover Donald Glover like him at all That's what I know, man. That's why I didn't know who y'all was talking about. Remember the story? I know him. But like, this is America. That shit hard. Killed him. That shit, he made me a fan. Like, I very seldomly ever do that. When I sit, I was like, I don't really understand you, and I can't really mess with you.

And I go back and listen to one of your records, and I go back and I listen to everyone. I was like, I was wrong. You know? Yeah, no. You know what I'm saying? Sometimes it may not be our range of shit, you know? But we getting older now. We step out the range of time and like, you gotta just, I like to check for new shit.

You know what I'm saying? It might not be on my time. I haven't seen the Atlanta show yet. Oh my God. I have to check. My wife is living on me. My wife is living on me. I have to check.

You're a director and producer already. No, it's a crazy ass show. It's really dope. Music wise, he's just dope. Of course, we come from that era. I slept on him. I'm late. I appreciate creative people like that.

He might not be my type of show. He did comedy. He did stand up. He did acting. He does music. And he's Donald Glover's son, for real. No, he's not. No, he's not.

I got it. I got it. He's not? He's Xenicus's son. That's not me, Donald Glover. Come on, Google that. That's not me, Donald Glover. That That's that nigga Donald Glover's son! Good!

Good! Good! That's your baby Glover's son! That's your baby Glover's son! That's your baby Glover's son! He's the pappy! He's the pappy! What the fuck? I don't know, man.

I don't know, man. I don't know. fuck and they kids me this day I was right I finally thinking like that. You get it? You're totally wrong. Why'd you take the Glover name then? That's his name, bro! That's my mom's name. You might be related.

You might be related to Danny. You might be related to Donald. So, let's get rid of the part where you're like, I'm not going to be related to none of them. I'm not related to none of them. So look into that. So let's get rid of the politics before we get up out of here. This is America. I want to go back on the Glover shit real quick. Okay, I'm in.

No, no, no, no, no. I just think for hip-hop this is something that should be addressed at least oh I Think what's happening with some aspects of hip-hop. It's like revenge of the nerds hmm Don't understand you say that to say To say like for example like what's homie that that made the computers was his name on the job or the other one No games, you know how they said like like, oh, these guys are bullied. And then these guys went on to become the forefront of every of industry. That's happening in hip hop. It's revenge of the nerds. The nerds are taking over hip hop. Oh, I see what you said.

Basically, hip hop. You know, the hip hop heads are skateboarding. You know what? That's a great fucking point. I like that. And what I'm saying is this, is that it's actually good for hip hop because hip hop needs to progress. And it shouldn't be nerd because, like, for example, like, I could detest, like, Odd Future, for example. Like, Odd Future. I like Logic.

I listen to Logic. Logic. I like Logic. I like Logic. I listen to Logic. What are they called? Like, the, um, like one one whole lab was done Alchemist and I only went to his type of parties like you know what I mean? It's like that that crowd

Yeah, it's it. It was like nothing but love because like they know that I'm Some say I just They're huge to all of us. And you talk about things that are really like bullshit about this. What are you talking about? So I'm saying, I just think that that's the future. The public school bottles. Like with the new generation today, of the new popular artists today, they don't have that. I feel like they don't have that respect for the craft and the art. But you can't blame them.

A lot of these kids are young. That's coming in the business. That's the blame them a lot of these kids are young that's coming into business that's the one positive out of all the negatives you can open it or mr leegard it's diversifying hip-hop but the problem is it's losing what we all consider to be like the ethics of hip-hop yeah but that's just a new that's just facts it's not bad it's not bad that it diverses but it's bad that it it does it digresses because you're supposed to know certain things when it comes to hip-hop it's just certain things you're supposed to know and some things don't get old no matter how far the game go it's certain rules that still apply that works for you to this day. Tell these young kids what's one of the rules.

One of the rules is sing your fucking record when you perform it. Definitely. It's the fucking vocals. Open them fucking things. They don't do two tracks. Fucking lazy bones. No more.

None of the fuckers is hosting your fucking performance. You're not really performing, my nigga. And they straight be doing real shows. They records playing. I've seen Rolling Loud and I love, I love Rolling Loud and I love the people

at Rolling Loud and I was looking at some of them. Everybody, they're like this. As soon as they go like this, your words are still playing. You're going to do a whole show

of rapping over the records. At least how you hype me and correct me. So when you go like this, he got it. We don't do that no more. We're straight from the studio straight to the radio.

That's a big, that's a big foul ball right now, that performing with the words on. That just became like a epidemic. It's been for a while, though. That's been happening for a while. That's been happening for a while. Put the light on. Yeah, but it was about four stars back then. And we just didn't have the record.

We just didn't have it. Usually, you had to have four fucking dats and shit like that for TV tracks and all. It's so advanced right now. Kids don't do it. Records get straight from the studio to the radio. They don't even have time to make the TV track. Or the instrument or none of that shit.

Everybody listening to the rough version of it. I still don't know what a fucking TV track is. And you hear it mixed and you hear it dope. You're like, I don't want to hear it like this. What the fuck is a TV track, still don't know what a fucking TV track is. And here it dope. You like, I want to hear it like a sound track. What the fuck is a TV track, bro? It's sound. Why is it a TV track?

You like the rough, original version of it. It's just, because once it about to get big, you go do an actual real song with it. A TV track is like this. It'll start off and go, I like to kick candle, run laps to Brownlee English Channel, and then it'll stop. It's got your back and vocal. It'll stop. So just in case, just in case in case you're never going to mind,

our song is going to come as one word that will mind you. It's actually good for a performance. It shouldn't be called a TV track, though. That's why I don't like the name of it. Oh, yeah, the name of it is. The name is just wack. I'm backing you up the fuck track. No, but if you go to TV.

You go to TV. So if you did that studio hall, and you did these several hours? I get it, I get it. You got a TV track that just play your ad-libs. You're right. As a DJ, I see that and I'm just like, so you never go live. So you act like you're gonna cut a lot more records. You won't fuck up your show then. No, that makes total sense.

I never thought of it that way. If you on Jimmy Kimmel Live right now, that's a TV track you don't play and they got your backups on it. I get it. Yeah, it used to be different. You get up there, you can't forget your lyrics and shit like that no you gotta get so got the show in in the movie sees part of a cut you all we could go right back to the performance shit but in the movie sees you rolled up a lot I didn't need to roll the blunt for old time's sake. He lost his...

How do you need to know? Well, Big be proud of you for the shit that you can produce right now. Did you roll the blunt for Big right now? No, not Big? Big is pissed off at his smoke, his... Wait, the ratio. His... Where you going with this?

For me, every first meeting them as little kids, them sending me back home smoked out, thinking I'm retarded, killing me. You know what I mean? To get my tolerance up, to my big past, I'm thinking he going to take it. It's up to the my big pass this that I'll be

Shit he had plus big left him some way This shit the minute she got one white I used to see Big make you roll dick. You needed a new baton. Right, right. Yeah, man. Yeah, he was like, yo. Nah, nah, bro. I'm good. You don't know why he got a cigar?

This is simple. Let's see if Nicky J got it. I doubt it. He can't. I doubt it. No, you ain't got it? No, man. I'm old. You washed in the rolling game. Yo, smoke. Yo, I'm a drinker, man. I doubt it. No, you ain't got it? No, man. I'm old.

You washed in the rolling game? Yo, it's smoke. Yo, I'm a drinker, man. I doubt it. So this next question is, you foul. You can't still drink? I smoke a lot. You don't smoke drugs?

I don't get high like that. I don't know why you keep calling me that song no more. It's your birthday, nigga. It's your birthday, nigga. I don't know what you talking about. Yo, listen. Why this nigga don't smoke right? Yo, listen.

Why this nigga don't smoke right? Yo, listen. Why this nigga don't smoke right? Yo, listen. Why this nigga don't smoke right? birthday, nigga. I don't know. It's your birthday. Yeah, yeah. Yo, listen. Why this nigga don't smoke right? Yo, you don't smoke like that no more, thing? He do, but he don't smoke. Obey me and have a fuck. He cursing you out.

Hell yeah. He cursing you out. I got one lung left, man. I got one lung left, man. Nigga, I been smoking for a long time. Use that shit. I do. Exactly.

I do. Exactly. He's trying to rejuvenate the old one I got. I'm telling you. trying to be a Jewel, Nick, the old one, man. It's a get high, seven, eight. I'm not a seven, eight, more than eight. I sleep till 12. It's different. I'm not mad at that. But niggas will wake you up to like, yo, go ahead, brush your teeth real quick.

Here, smoke. Come on, let's go. Five, six. You know, I like to smoke one blunt. I'll put it out, hit it later. You smoking like a nigga that used to sell a beef pack. Yo, we sit around, yo, real chill, right? We be like this, and it be me and him sitting somewhere here looking around and I'm not about to ask this nigga to roll up.

That's what I used to do. He'll look around and, yo, we were willing to do that. Yeah, I can't believe it. Yo, because he was smoking double-double the other day. He just like, yo, you know, he smoked like that no more. Big is definitely disappointed at what you were smoking, too. You smoke what? A blunt wrap.

MCM slipper. You smoking an MCM slipper. I know. What? what you were smoking to you smoke what a blunt rap horrible I told you big game your liquid hashblast Kobe you still play right now. Give me the best. Come on Kobe No, I've been rolling shit. I'm tired. This thing is like Willie Nelson and Jiu-Jitsu. You talk, you talk. I'm just saying I'm tired. They rolling their own shit and all that. I've been getting high for a long time.

Not longer than Willie Nelson. Not longer than Willie Nelson. That nigga Willie Nelson been smoking since a dime bag was really a dime. Nah, I'm good. I'm gonna sit down. I've been smoking since a dime bag was really a dime. I've been smoking since a dime bag was really a dime. 10-6. Bro, that's great.

You don't remember half-baked? He said half-baked. He said what? He said, you know how long I've been smoking since a dime bag was really a dime. Yeah. Get your t-shirts on. I think it wasn't around for Philly t-shirts.

That's nuts. Nah, but I've been getting my shit back. In LA? In LA? I think I'm gonna get a lot now. You gotta smoke with these guys. My shit coming back though. In LA, I don't know why.

I smoke gin shoes. My shit's just like, I smoke real blunts now. Like I, I smoke them now. I used to kill my shit like a dog. What is this you're rolling? If Big was alive, let me just tell you something. Big was a hippie. Bigger curse me.

He was out of the house. He was a hippie. If Big was alive, he would love this new exotic. I used to hide from him. When I used to go to Daddy's house, listen, listen, I used to hide from him. No. It's new. It's new. I used to hide from him. When I used to go to daddy's house, listen to this type of shit. I used to hide, dog. I used to go to grandpa's thinking I was there.

And big boys always have that. And something else. Yo, I would go sleep in the bathroom in daddy's house. I just want to just chill for a second. I don't want to roll up. I don't want to smoke. I'm high. She used to argue with me.

I'm going to tell you why he is. I'm going to tell you why he is. I'm going to tell you why he is. They broke one of his filters. No, they shattered something. They broke his filter. Back then? Wait, what?

One of his filters is he really? That's the show that's Figured it out what is something he blew We really didn't want to smoke. They blew his wig off when he went. He's traumatized. He said, it's all out. He's fucked. You know, you post-Germanic smokes and stuff.

Yeah. PTSD. Oh, shit. I didn't know you had that shit. You know, you pass a business, that's a gift. I'm like, oh, it's cool. And it's short. It's cool.

It's a smoke. I can't hide my damn. He got smoke molested. Wow. Yeah, that's it. Yeah. Smoke molested. There you go. smoke? He got smoked molested. Wow.

Yeah, that's the deal. Yeah. Smoke molested. Yeah, you got smoke molested? Yeah. That's too young. That's too young, man. Yo, that's what it was.

Damn. He got high. He got middle seats, all that shit. He got smoke molested. Middle seats, got smoke molested. He got smoke molested. Yo, that's what it was. That was too young.

Yo, that's what it was. That's the hell of it. That's the hell of it. That's the hell of it. That's the hell of it. That's the hell of it. That's the hell of it. Lil' C's got smoke in his face. Lil' C's got smoke in his face. He blowed two... That's what it was. That's the headline. Lil' C's got smoke molest. He smoked mumps, though. We smoked zips, though.

We used to smoke jars of Brinsen. Yeah, my nigga. That's what it was. That's what it was. Yo, yo, yo. I'm talking about you. I'm talking about you. I'm talking about you. So, you guys, he was fucking good. I'm telling you.

I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I'm just a How you talkin'? That's how you fuckin' start. That shit kicked in years later. So that's when it just hit me. All those weeks since Big was alive,

since life after death, all that smoke hit him now. He dead, he shit is dead. He was blowin' like a grown man. He was intense. Then I man. He was in cage. And I was blowing for me. This shit is over. This shit is shot.

I'm a man. I'm out the game. Yo, yo, yo. I'm out the game. He was getting too high when he wasn't supposed to. That shit is different. That shit is different. Lisa, I know that. I know that. Shit, that is different. At least I know that.

I know that. He was running from it. He wanted to run. I'm trying to tell him, my nigga. He couldn't. This is what my nephew's going to suffer for. Yeah, I like that. It's your fault.

It's your fault. Really? No, it's definitely not my fault. I definitely didn't give him the blunt. I figured, damn, you already smoking a. You're a damn roll. Roll up, damn. Definitely didn't think of it like that.

That is real. Yo, we be going to the airport. I'm like, yo, y'all want to put that out? We like five minutes late. Yo, my nigga turned the zip couch. They trying to put it in the couch. I'm like, yo. I'm good. Yo, bro, shit is good.

In trouble. I talk on that. We used to smoke in the airport. Nigga B, I used to lay over. We'd go in the parking lot. And go sit in the airport parking lot and smoke. Right. And I'm like, now, I'm like, yo, my nigga,

we be at the airport in 10 minutes. You ain't gonna put that out'm like, yo, my nigga, we been in the airport 10 minutes, you ain't gonna put that out? Like, yo, you know how you feel? You changed, man. But you smoke a bogey. You smoke a bogey. And a hard pack. Facts!

Big facts. Big facts. You gotta, you gotta. I'm gonna let that shit go. Yeah, you gotta let it go. Yo, speaking of that, I got my cigar, relax. Get it away from me, man. I got my cigar, relax.

Give him the yellow pack. I got, like, I bought these gifts, man. I just wanted to give it to you. Hold on, I don't know. You got more? You got more? You got more? You got more? You got more? Yo, speaking of that, I got my cigar, relax. I got, like I bought these gifts for him. I just wanted to give him. Hold on, hold on.

You got more gifts? I gave him these. Wow. Oh. I didn't know about that. Yeah. Hold on, hold on. Let me just tell y'all something.

I was scared to death when he said, yeah, I guess. Because let me just tell you where he come from. Sonny D is a big fan. Every D comes from the flea market. This might be bootleg. Whole place sent me a text to say, yo, what did your man pull out? That wasn't the real deal. I didn't letting you know.

He's got a bootleg Duce. What is that? The ex-husband of the new Princess of Wales, he hollered at me. This is for facts. But anyway, this is your kiss, man. I'm not going to kiss the whole weekend for his birthday. No doubt. You always been first class. But anyway, this is your kiss, man. I'm not gonna kiss the whole weekend for your birthday, you know what I'm saying? So you, man, you always been first class.

How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? How you doing? How you doing?

How you doing? How you doing? That's hard body kung fu. Yo, listen, hold on. Yo, listen, hold on. Hold on, hold on. That's hard body kung fu. When you drink it, mayonnaise might come out of somewhere.

Yeah. Yeah. Just gonna throw that kung fu. When you drink it, mayonnaise might come out of somewhere. Just throw that out there. Mayonnaise. Mayonnaise. You're just going to see mayonnaise drop from this. What happened? This one right here, that's for EFN, man. I just had a baby. There's something in here for the new daughter, new baby man. God bless you, brother.

Yeah, yeah. I ain't got one more. I got one more. I ain't got one more. I got one more. Yeah. Listen, man, I lived up with my bro this weekend. It's like we're brothers automatically.

Yeah, yeah, every Tuesday. No, little C. I slept up with my bro this weekend. It's like we're brothers. Automatically. No little c's. That's love. That's love. You gotta care about a nigga, man. You gotta care about a nigga, dog. You said y'all done, you ain't gonna quit. But try to ease the... Let's see.

I appreciate that, my bro. If you can smoke that and not think about quitting, you fucked up. Because that's the most horrible good. It's organic. It's actually not good for you, but it's not as bad as a new port is. But when you smell that and you just smell what you just smoked.

Sunny D. This ain't about. ain't like the box. No, it's tax code. That made me quit. I smelled that and smelled my Gucci jacket and said, nah. It's not the lane I want to stay in. I realize this. Let me get the fuck up out of this lane.

I got to keep some shit, though. That's real shit. Yeah, yeah, but once you smell your clothes after that, you're going to know. You're going to know. I'm going to smoke these with the hookah, man. I don't smoke hookah. I'm just talking about it. I see these on the top. These spirits, baby. They're from spirit shit. I see the green pack all the time.

Come on, new rule. New rule. New rule. I don't smoke hookah. Y'all niggas in the club that be smoking y'all's club and put y'all phone to y'all face. You look like a shorty. You look like a bad bitch. You looking like a bad bitch. Stop FaceTiming.

These niggas be all niggas right there. Stop FaceTiming. Slime, if you don't stop, if you don't stop, your shorty is right next to you doing the same exact thing. How is that cool for you? You know what I mean? You got to stop. These club rules, you got to stop.

See, back in that time, you just couldn't do it. It was just rude. You just can't do it. Like, there's no explanation. No. How you got caught up in that? You can't do it so Kanye people's is hitting me right now having a Listening session this Thursday in Wyoming now me I thought want to go to Wyoming?

Wyoming? My niggas is locked down up there. They're like, no, Wyoming is my Montana. I said, I've never been in this place. Me and a kiko. That was me, bro. Yesterday, they were like, listen, I don't know if they invited. They said, I don't know what it is.

I'll tell you. Say that Cuban has to go, too. Let's go. Let's go. So this is what they're saying. I'm interested to see what it is. I'm in. I think this is his people's right there calling. I'll get that invite.

So let's do it. But we got to be the next day on... Bruce Pickney. Bruce Pickney. Yeah. What is that? That's Mr. Lee language. That sucks. That's handball. That's handball language.

Any nigga that know that, he played handball before. Yeah, I never played handball. Sounds like Wicked Witch of the West. You gotta listen. You never played handball for real? Or you playing around? No, I did play handball. Handball's the best fucking game.

No, my every play is on wall ball. Let me just tell you something. In New York City, I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball.

I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on wall ball. I'm playing on? No, I did play handball. Handball's the best fucking game. No, I never played handball. Let me just tell you something. In New York City. Let me just tell you something. I was the only one in New York.

I played basketball. You can't play handball. I'm going to give you a story. I'm going to play handball. So now, I got to find out the information when we finish this but yeah so the Schwozle he had a listener session what date he said I don't know I don't got all the information in Wyoming? Yeah Wyoming that's where he's recording his album. I don't know if the jail I don't know if the jail that's where I'm going that's the whole thing with Rhymefest. Remember Kim Kardashian?

She canceled that ticket. How do you feel about that? It felt like Kanye was tweeting for Kim. Personally, I don't think none of us can talk shit because we don't know anything about those details. I like that answer. But if we were to, from the outside, it's just, I don't know, Kanye, talk to your man, Rhymefest. That's your man. Just talk to each other to your man Rhymefest that's your man

just talk to each other but I think Rhymefest almost went too far Rhymefest I think that's five sides he tweeted Drake

he tweeted Drake and said I don't like that I actually don't like that I don't like that that was messy I don't like that because that's weird

that's it gets weird don't wait for the middle of the water to act like he pulled. Right. And then he broke Drake into it. He broke Drake into it. He was trying to be disrespectful. What he was trying to do was get the $75,000 that Drake gave to Philly

when he was going to do it with Meek. He tried to catch one of them y'all for Chicago. That's what he was trying to do. Ron Fentz is a boy like that, you think? You see how he presented it? Can you please come and help the part of Chicago that Kanye abandoned? Wow. Or something in that nature.

In that nature. So all this stemmed from what? From this beef with Pusha? No, no, no. He waited for a chance to. All this stem from what from this beef with pusher Just from just that way all these things get created though you see how All these different trees and leaves on that can't it's a other shit the way Rob is in it now Yeah, man, all these up like why I put him on that job. It creates things to grow That's why it's exciting because they're now you got this and how long with that drag

rolling around that's it in well I go over the jersey what sucks is it goes off it goes beyond rap at that point yeah I'm seeing like you know people help in Chicago I just want to say oh shit brother you guys my brother that drink wrapped about I just watched the interview of him talking about it. I heard from them. I don't follow this history now, but I'm into it now. I'm going with it. But let's be simple. They put him on interview with Malice,

talking about when they first moved from New York to VA, and how they cousins was the ones hustling their firsts, and this and that. You know what I mean? They trying to like. Oh, it's Drake, isn't it? Drake? He said, yeah. First it was your cousin.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Then it was Malice. Then it was you. Right. And then they put up an interview with Malice talking about it. It's like, this shit just creates things the way it's like. Somebody could be sitting in the crib going, why they bring

my? Malice probably was chilling like, oh, man. He been pranked? Yeah. Now he all over the internet, old interview, spark up some shit like he did it today though, like, you know what I mean? Because people won't think it's old, you know what I mean?

Some people take some shit back like he just did. Especially if they can heal it that way. Especially if they got an old computer. I just passed him the blunt, that was the worst shit in the world. Like, I got the oldest talk he just did, I just still passed him the blood. That was the worst shit in the world. Like, I had the oldest talk he just did. I just still asked him to. Trying to kill.

Nah, man. But do I feel good in hip-hop again? Do I feel good to y'all again? Like, do I feel like the game is, like, somewhat coming back to what we... I don't want to sound like old people, but, like, what we can appreciate. Bro, we not old. We us. Let's be us.

I like that. I like that. You know what I'm saying? Should we make some noise for we not old, we us. Let's be us. I like that. I like that. You know what I'm saying? Should we make some noise for that? Yeah, hell yeah. It doesn't feel like the game is like returning, like, you know, Aaron. To be honest, I feel like it didn't really go that far.

Like, you know, I think we in that social media world where you have access to listen to who you wanna to listen to hmm you know I mean it don't matter if it's somebody's hot man you know who's hot you know it's the Drake's you know what the Meeks you know it's these people but it's dope when you can have somebody like that you ever heard of this nigga or this nigga you want to play some shit and you go on his Instagram and he has that following you see him getting that love and support it's a whole different market and you can find artists that you actually like and love they don't gotta be on the radio

Yeah, no, I'm gonna fuck with this nigga. I follow his grandma go check his YouTube page He got some joints and then you see him a year later He's actually that artist like you don't say like it's a you have access to like what the fuck you want to like and listen To which one listen to This is one time in the game. You won't have to like what the fuck you want to like and listen to what you want to listen to. This is one time in the game you won't have to subject to the radio. I could play anybody album I want on iTunes right now. Pay $10 a month. If I want to buy it, I'll buy it.

If I don't, I can just check it out. Let me see if I like it and fuck with it. But it's just access to things like that. So you like streaming? You like streaming? You have no choice. You have no choice. There's no choice.

I like it. It's the access to the music I like. You know what I'm saying? If I want to just check for somebody's shit, I can just go check for it. You have no choice to stream is what I'm saying. You're streaming. People complain about what hip hop is today. I'm like, why are you complaining?

You're deploying the shit that's really out there. You don't have to subject to what you don't think is hip-hop. Well, then who do you think is hip-hop? Oh, my man right here. Go buy his shit then. Put his shit on your page then. But you'll put up the Amigos shit, hating on the Amigos. Why are you promoting something you don't like?

But then your man's in them is right there. Support the shit that you claim is the real shit. I agree with that. But let me say something that scared me about today's age right now is that people have no need to buy their followers top I their life they could do it I could buy it didn't they catch mace like that mace mace when they took away the followers, Mase shit was gone. Oh shit. Nah, real talk. Shit.

No. Shit. I mean, you were telling problems. Shit. That's what I heard. Remember them times when they was losing followers? They came in and just pfft. They got a problem.

They just so proud of them. They just did an Instagram clean up. They did an Instagram clean up. They did that one again. Your real followers stayed and then the fake shit got out of there. Yeah. He erased his shit. Some people dropped it.

Some people dropped it. Some people dropped it. Some people dropped it. Some people dropped it. Some people dropped it. Some people dropped it. clean up real father we stayed in the future he raised this shit something no I don't know what that means but something from 100,000 to five we know we have to follow one hundred 5 5k We know it We have a million followers with 100 likes

You know that bitch was at 2 million and went to 250 You know what I'm saying Yeah, Mace was 2 point something and went to 250 You be knowing when a nigga Sifu Yala Sifu Yala

Listen, when a nigga Sifu Sfoo mean that, that's real right. But then see-foo yalla, like when see-foo yalla, this is how you know a nigga see-foo yalla. When you got a million, you got a million, you got a million views, but you got a hundred likes. You got a million, you got two two comments and you got a million followers? You a Sifu Y'all. You a Sifu Y'all.

You a Sifu Y'all. You a Sifu Y'all. You a Sifu Y'all. You a Sifu Y'all. You a Sifu Y'all. The fact is we know people that do that. I know people who Sifu Y'all. I know Sifu Y'allers. Yes I do. We know

The game is very just like More than ever today. No, but listen, but listen. Shit, this whole shit is C4Y. You can find your niche in it. Wait, who captured that? That is the fucking video game. The whole game is C4Y. The whole game is C4Y.

It is. What is that? You might have to be fake to deal with some system time like some time people ain't Appreciated of your realness sometimes better play You know, I'm gonna be being a fraud with you Why you have to be I ain't shaking your hand I ain't doing this net for him to get that camera footage of him looking like he's that guy Sometimes you have to be as fake as people be. Hey, hi.

Hi, my nigga, I love you. You're right. Love you too, my nigga. You know I don't. I know you don't love me. But we're gonna be crying. You can't beat the road plus one. You will never know what they plotting on.

They can have a camera there, there, there, and they're getting this shit making you look like the lane. Oh, no, you gotta learn how to see for y'all. You also gotta learn how to see for y'all. Yeah. You also got to learn how to see for y'all. Sometimes you know when to check out. You don't know when to, my nigga, chill out.

See, see, see. I don't think you see for y'all then, bro. Sometimes you have to. See for y'all. You got to match the energy. See for y'all. We giving it. We're the seafood. See, we're getting the game now. This is real shit. C4. We giving it. When it's C4, that's real.

See, we giving the game now. This is real shit. When C4 y'all is with me. We putting people on to it. God, how they make it. Yo, the hate is getting smacked on the streets, bro. Nothing, nothing. The whole game is C4 y'all.

The whole game is C4 y'all. The whole game is C4 y'all. It is. That's what it is. That's what it is. Everything. But you gotta know when the C4 y' got to know when to see food y'all and when to see food y'all.

You got to know when to see food. When you like, all right, cool. But then when you see food y'all, sometimes you got to be like, oh, okay, I see this nigga's fake as baloney with a $3 bill in it. So, all right, I'm going to give him that energy too because it's cool boom boom boom but I see him see food y'all for hanging out.

This is Drink Chat Clicker. Big up to everybody for being here. This is our weekly wrap-up episode. We're going to do things like this family episode. Thanks Jadakiss. Thanks C's. Thanks Zero Minus. Thank y'all. Thankido, D the Barber,

thanks for Sifu, y'all. Thanks to Young Sifu, thanks to OG Sifu. G-T-P-S-I-FU. Thanks to OG, OG, OG, OG Boss. OG, OG Boss, SWars. Triple OG D-Wars, people. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to Sonny D, and his shit still don't work. He can't make a baby if he tries.

His sperm has been missing for the entire year. The entire year. Let's take this bitch. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to Popo, but we filmed Nick Cannon. Yeah. I want us to stop saying we shooting into that. We say like we're shooting people I want to say film this replace that word shooting

Every time we say So listen man, I'll match big up to EFN once again EFN is his first time father He took it some time off He took some time off And I just want to say I miss you I miss doing this And happy birthday too

And happy birthday Yeah I miss you And I miss doing this And let's continue to do this We got this contract Supposedly till December I want to go all the fuck out And I want us to do it together My brother Let's continue to do this. We got this contract arm supposedly told December I want to go all the fuck out and I want us to do it together Oh shit, I hit myself. Oh my God, I never did that before in my life.

Oh my God. And my barber just cut my hair in half too. Oh my God, that shit is burning. It's not really that great. This Da Vinci shit in the United States, it's not really that great. Noah Schmoe is fucking fantastic. As y'all know, Thank y'all, man.

Drink Champs. We going on our damn near third season. We got plans. We're going to keep going. I got on on the run. You got sneakers. And I got on Drink Champs. You in sneakers.

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