Drink Champs - Episode 157 w/ Cesar (Flipping NJ), Doug (Netflix), DC Family

Episode Date: February 12, 2019

N.O.R.E & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. On this special episode the Champs link up with the DC Family at Circle House Studios and interview Cesar, who's a real estate mogul, on ways to invest and make money in the real estate game. Also interview Doug, who is a producer at Netflix, and talk about what he does and how it is working alongside Will Smith. Follow Drink Champs http://www.drinkchamps.com http://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps http://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps http://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps DJ EFN http://www.crazyhood.com http://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy http://www.twitter.com/djefn http://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions N.O.R.E. http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga http://www.twitter.com/noreaga --- 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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facts it's time for drink champs drink up motherfuckers Yo, what it could be, hopefully it's what it should be This your boy N.O.R.E

And EFN is not here But this motherfuckin' Drink Champs motherfuckin' podcast Make some noise First off, let me big up to my partner. Let me big up to my partner, DJ EFN. He's so rich that he's celebrating his daughter's ninth month. Ninth month.

You don't even say year old, right? Because it's nine months. That is so fucking fly. He didn't want to come out. I told him, did he mind that I still record a drink check? Because I just wanted the fans to know that we're not being lazy. We're constantly recording. I'm in the studio right now putting some final touches on my project. We wanted to let y'all know, keep y'all abreast. Right now, we've got a special guest in the building.

Every now and then, I always wanted to do this. I wanted to start shining light on people that's behind the scenes. You know what I'm saying? And right now, we got my boy Doug, and he's going to introduce himself and let them know everything. Talk to the people, Doug. Come on, God damn it. Make some noise for Doug right there. Fadoogie. Fadoogie. I like that.

What's going on? He got two mics. That's a vague question. We're part of my story. Thanks for having me, first of all. Oh, no. Oh, no. You know I'm a fan of the show. I watch it religiously.

But you got to ask me something more direct. No, I'm telling people exactly what you do. Because you know what it is? A lot of people, all the time, when they want to get into this business, everything is about being an artist. Everything is about being a rapper, being a DJ. But a lot of people don't know this. It's just much important people that's behind the scenes.

It's not in front of the camera. So I just wanted you to give a job description. All right. So my name is Dougie Cash. Obviously, as Nori said, I work at a company called Overbrook Entertainment. Goddamn. Sounds rich. And we produce film and television over there.

And I produce over there also. And over Brook is, so people would know, it's owned by? Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, are the founding members. Make some noise, goddammit. Goddammit, make some noise, goddammit.

Yo, Will is like the, he is black excellence. I'm sorry, Diddy, but Will is, like, I ain't gonna lie, just off his Instagram alone, like, the positivity. First off, if you don't follow Will

Smith, you need to smack yourself. I'm just throwing it out there because his positivity is unknown. You know what I'm saying? So working with him, do you see that type of thing? That type of positive energy is always being directed towards you?

Oh yeah, that's organic. I don't work with him directly, right? Because, you know, I'm always in the office and he's out, you know, running the company, if you will, and do what he has to do. But, yeah, him and his family, that's innate. They are some of the most intelligent, positive people I've ever met.

Oh, man. So you guys just did The Karate Kid, correct? That was a few years ago, but we did produce that. Yeah, I wasn't there yet. I was in college. Okay, no, I'm talking about, didn't y'all do the series on Netflix? Oh, Cobra Kai. Yeah, that's The Karate Kid, correct? That was a few years ago, but we did produce that. Yeah, I wasn't there yet. I was in college. Okay, no, I'm talking about, didn't y'all do the series on Netflix? Oh, Cobra Kai. Yeah, that's the Karate Kid, dog.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sorry, excuse me. Yeah, yeah. Excuse me. Yeah, that's the Karate Kid, dog. Yeah, yeah. We have John Hurwitz and- Yo, my man is in the front, too.

I'm Phil. You can let him in for me. Yep. Yeah, yeah. John Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg, who did Harold and Kumar, go to White Castle, they did that. And then Josh Held, who did Hot Tub Time Machine,

they partnered together and created an incredible show. And they got, you know, the original stars, Ralph Macchio and Billy Zabda. You just named comedies. That's not a comedy, though, right? It's comedic elements. It's comedic with a little bit of drama. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, they created an incredible show. And, you know, we just wrapped up season two in Atlanta. right it's comedic elements it's comedic with a little bit of drama yeah yeah yeah yeah they created an incredible show and you know we just wrapped up season two in atlanta in december and i think that because you know it was the biggest show on the youtube platform so you know i think if people were happy with the first season they'll be very excited about this one and that was my um view um when i went to the house in westwood, it was that, that billboard that you guys had. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

So how, how, how is it like working in the business? Like, like is this, is this, was this always your dream or this was something that just, you know?

I mean, I think it was just God, man. Like not to sound cliche, but I started, my passion was actually music. Cause a lot of, you know,

I grew up in church naturally. Right. So it's like everyone in my family sings. I was always around music. Have a shot of Deleon. Have a shot of Deleon. Tomorrow's a Jesus day. I'm going to drink Champs.

But I can't drink. You want a glass of wine? I ain't drinking. I'm straight. Have a glass of wine. I won't disrespect the show, so I You want wine? I'm straight. Have a glass of wine. I'm good. Where my wine at? Jesus, okay. I won't disrespect the show, so I'll have it there for the aesthetic. Let's do this.

Okay, cool. I know. You got to relax. You got to relax. Let me pour some wine, bro. So you like the business, basically, you said? I love the business. All right.

You've been knocking down a lot of things? Are you? Huh? You've been knocking down a lot of things? You're getting that pussy, goddamn. You like it. I'm focused on it. I know? Huh? You've been knocking down a lot of things. You're getting that pussy, god damn it. You light skin. I'm focused on it. I know how y'all light skin niggas do it. Focus on the work.

You got a little child right there, god damn it. I got a job, Nori. What's going on, SonnyDBT? What's up with you, brother? You don't know nothing, Papi? You don't know nothing. Papi? I know. You don't know nothing. But yeah, man.

I'm just having a drink, man. Hey, man. Hey. You're having two drinks. Yo. You the quintessential niggas. Everybody got their cup, but they ain't chipped in? Let's talk about power.

What? Power. Power. Power. Oh, nah. We ain't got to talk about that. Nah, man. No, it's just news.

We're just reporting on the domestic violence. What did you hear about? What do you guys think about the situation? It looks like he was the victim. Yeah, man. Hey, listen, Bow Wow, get the fuck out of there. We love you, Bow Wow. Don't want you out there doing the shit that you're doing

and being accused of the shit you'd be accused of. You need to get your shit together. You a good nigga, and you need to stop getting, yeah. Hey, man. Hey, hey, hey, Twin. You just got to, Twin just want, he just want smoke with anybody. Jesus. But I'm going to say this.

I'm going to say this. You know what's interesting about that situation? Not even that directly. It's, no, no. not even that directly it's no no i see i see why y'all the number one podcast i get it no you know you know what i found interesting was and not even related to dub is you know when it it looked like physically it looked like he was the one who was the victim i I'm not saying anything. I'm just saying, just off of perception, right? Where was all the outcry from the public?

Like, you know, because God forbid the scars were reversed. You know who killed him? He was demonized. You know who killed him? Right? I didn't know the story, but I do know the story. You know who killed him? The elevator footage.

Did you see that? Which one? The elevator. I didn't see it, no. See, you bring it up. You didn't even know the whole thing. He looks like the aggressor in the elevator.

He takes the key from her. He takes the... I can't believe I'm talking about this. But fuck it. It is what it is. He takes the key from her and then he like...

Then he takes it twice. So he takes it and then she pulls back and he grabs it from her again. And it does look like he was the aggressor but he did not touch it. No, no.

Listen, I'm not speaking on them directly. I just in general it's like it's like i i think with societies progresses so much you know with women women rights and they're starting to sort of be here with men and i think rightfully so but what's happening now is men i feel like they're being painted as you know bad guys and it's like it's like and there are a lot of bad dudes but you know, bad guys. And it's like, and there are a lot of bad dudes, but you know, like in situations like that, I would have liked to see on social media people coming to Biles' defense. Or if not his defense, because I don't

want to say she did anything, at least speaking up the same way you would if it was a woman. You know? It's just... It's bad if you do it, it's bad if you don't. It's a double standard. Let me sit over there, Sonny.

Here. Oh, yeah, yeah. Here, let me sit over here. Let me sit over here. C's, my bad. I'm going to meet you live on a podcast, brother. Come sit down. Sit down. What's going on?

I know you, too. Come on. Come sit down, C. These are the real estate giants right now. You know what I'm saying? If you follow DJ Envy, you always see C's on there with DJ Envy. And they motherfucking flipping houses, man. So we're going to talk to them.

We got Doug from Overbrook in the building. Whoever turned on that light, please can you turn that back on, please? Okay. Shit got Star Trek and shit in here. You know what I'm saying? So, man, what were we talking about just now? I totally forgot. Bow Wow.

Oh, yo. Damn, man. Damn. So, oh man What were you talking about just now? I totally forgot Strip of ball Bow wow, oh yo Damn, man Damn That's the homie too, man That's the homie Oh, strip of ball Yeah, them niggas threw out like 200,000 Jesus

Wow A million in ones So what's going on right now? This is Drink Champs Motherfucking podcast We got Caesar in the building Caesar, I seen your post. You said last year or a couple of years ago, they wouldn't let you in 40-40.

Now you're looking to buy a property across the street from here, is it? Now we're actually looking to buy in the 40-40. God, that makes some noise for that. God damn it. Yeah! That is a fucking masturbating habit, brother. So how did you get into real estate? Pretty much.

I've been doing real estate 12 years. I used to have a restaurant. We're doing horribly. Word? Everybody say the restaurant is not a business. It was a nightmare. First, I used to do mortgages. I made great money. The market went down.

We opened up a restaurant. My mother-in-law's a chef. My wife's Cuban. So it was a Cuban restaurant. And we were there for like two years. We lost everything. Wow. The only thing I learned from the restaurant business was pretty much,

I was watching novellas with the old ladies. With a spread of soap operas, right? That was it. I was watching soap operas. Okay. I did one real estate deal. I made 70 grand. I closed the restaurant

The next day Wow And I've been doing it Ever since 12 years now God damn Make some noise for that God damn

Yeah Now that's real shit Because I see you on Envy Like y'all was out there In the cold You like So what does it mean When you say

Flipping houses So you're buying it With the purpose To fix it up And resell Well pretty much I flip houses And I keep rental properties long term. Right now, I own 600 rental units in Passaic County in New Jersey.

I'm sorry. God damn it. It sounds rich to me. We do about 15 to 20 flips a year. Wow. The long term, when we first started, it was pretty much primarily flipping. Wow. But as we kept on learning, we realized that long-term wealth is just rental properties

because rental income is forever. Now, you, Doug, are you a renter or are you an owner? Oh, I'm renting an owner. You're renting an owner? Yeah, I'm not in a rush to buy. I don't got a girl. I don't got kids. Goddamn, you're slinging it.

You're out there slinging it. Out there slinging it. I respect that. Now, what is better? Is it always better to buy or in certain scenarios, it's cool to rent? Well, realistically, man, it's always better to buy.

What kind of put real estate in my head was when we moved from Washington Heights to Jersey, we were in this house for 10 years. The owner of that house sold it. And he showed my dad, look, we sold this house for $120,000 in 10, 12 years. Your rental money would have paid for this house cash.

And that's kind of what put it in my head. Wow. God damn. Niggas out here, we got to stop. We got to step our game up, man. We got to start owning shit, man. Niggas just want to own a Masters. Let's own our records and let's

own us some fucking property, god damn it. I was just so inspired from seeing you guys, like seeing you and Envy, like, you know, just being relentless out there in the cold and just doing that shit, you know what I'm saying? Now you're looking at a property next to a college area too, right? Yeah, we're looking at stuff in

AC. Right now we purchased two schools in Patterson. One of them we're going to build 60 units. The other one we're going to build 80 units. Building another 50 unit also in Patterson. So, you know, we got everything from the smaller properties, you know, three families all the way

up to 80, 70 units. You going to get into real estate? I think that's my next pitch. At some point. Maybe. It's either that or loving hip-hop. No, those are my friends. So for me, I think I'm leaning towards real estate. Jesus, yeah.

Big up to anybody who's loving hip-hop. I watch that shit. That's a good show. It's a good show. It's the new Jerry Springer. Let's just throw it out there. Money's smart. Let's just throw it out there.

If you used to watch Jerry Springer, you didn't watch it to get intelligent. You watched it for the face. And you watched it, so I mean, I'm going to be honest. I don't watch Jerry no more, and I love, love her hip-hop. This is not an episode that I've... There's one.

There's one I probably missed. But that's it. You see what I'm saying? That's it. You know what I'm watching now, too? Maris Bootcamp. You never seen this? Oh, Big Drake onis Bootcamp oh big Drake on there going crazy young Drake on there going crazy

he's going to get fucked up you can't talk to women like that I'm just being honest that's what fucks me up I could tell when a young man was raised without their father from the respect you show a woman,

that makes you more gangster that you show a woman respect. You know what I'm saying? So I'm a fan of young Draco, but when I see him, he's like, shuck my dick, bitch. I was like, damn, nigga, you're on television. You're not supposed to do that on television. Jesus, my nigga. They letting him smoke and all that.

You got to watch that. Marriage boot camp is dope. Big up young Draco, man. We got to teach him some manners, though. You know what I'm saying? But hey, man, he's out there. He's out there. So you in the music business?

Was you ever in the music business? Or that's something that you said, fuck that? Never, man. Never. I don't do music. You know, pretty much I'm a minority. I don't come from family money. I don't have a fancy degree, you know, for the most.

I'm street smart. Right. You know, all my friends went to college after high school. I don't have a fancy degree. For the most... I'm street smart. All my friends went to college after high school. I chose the streets. And that's pretty much, you know, we're natural born hustlers, man. We can do anything.

And you in Miami flipping shit in the house right now. We're doing stuff over here too. Where was you looking at properties at? South Beach, Little Haiti,

everywhere, bro. So now look Alright so now look Like for me right Let's suppose I was I had some money To play with right And I went

And I looked on Zillow and shit And I see a whole bunch Of like $30,000 units Two bedrooms Now If I was to buy that

What would I do I was Give them a whole 30 down Or give them a whole And I see there's like Some units for $130,000 to $120,000 So what would I do what would i do i was giving them a whole 30 down or give them a whole then i see there's like some units for 130 to 120 so what i do what was i would do i'll give them a whole 120 then i go in i reproduce it i remodel it you know what it is that now the key to everything is leverage right you don't you want to use as much as you a little bit of your money as much as possible okay so you can go private financing. For example,

if the property is a complete rehab, you can't get conventional financing on it. You have to go private. When you say rehab, that means it got to be done over. Yeah, the whole house is messed up. You got to get it from all the way to the studs. Cool.

So, you go with private financing. With private financing, you can probably get 10% down. Even though now there's 100% programs. Okay. That's the whole thing. You want to,

if you have $100,000, right? Uh-huh. You take that $100,000. Instead of putting it into one house right you take that hundred thousand instead of putting into one house you take that hundred thousand into five twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty it's basically your credit to right private financing it's not based on credit it's not based on your income taxes it's based on the property the property has a lot of equity don't do the deal but pretty much for private financing those lenders they wouldn't do a deal unless you know they know that if god forbid you don't pay they could foreclose on you okay so that's they're all about the deal they take the money off the property

well it all depends if it's a rental property or a flip oh equity i think equity now doug is that something that you're trying to look into in the movie business? It's like you want to own the movies that you work on? Absolutely. Absolutely. That's the whole point. It's the same thing with music. It's all about ownership. You want to own it so you can eat off that forever, especially if it's a hit movie. So what happens if a script comes to you and it's the perfect thing for Will Smith, right?

You work for Will Smith. You work in his office. Do you approach him direct or you have to? How does that, like what if a script, like a perfect script came, you're like, damn, this is, but you don't want to overset your boundaries. So how do you go about something like that? There's a process. So, you know, as a creative, if I read the script and I think, you know, is this something that would be a great vehicle for Will, then, you know, I have a direct boss. Right. So I would say, I think this is great. Here's why. Then you would say it's this movie with this, but it has this twist on it. Right.

So you get your boss excited about it, you know, and then he'll read the script and then he'll go from there. Right. And because Overbrook is really like a family business, if you will too right a lot of the partners have you know you know so would that be frowned upon if you was if you used to be walking through the office and you just yeah well look like yeah of course i mean it depends on your relationship you have with people but yeah i would never do that anyway you know there's a process everything you gotta respect the process i ain't gonna front you introduced me to will Will Smith that day and I walked over to Will and I was like, he's like, yo, Nori, what's up? I said, nigga,

you know my name? Like, you know, I don't know. Will don't know me. I was about to say, Will, you don't know me, nigga. Like, you know, that's Will. Will knew my name. That was hard. Like, for me, that was like, you know, that was an odd moment for me. It was a alright, one, two, three. Aww.

It was an odd moment because you know, I was an odd moment for me. It was a, all right, one, two, three. Aw! It was an odd moment because, you know, I'm from North Rock City, man. You know, I don't think nobody know me and shit, you know? But, yeah, man, I mean, that got to be a great job. Now, Bad Boys 3. Yeah. Is it the perfect time for this? I think so. I think so.

There hasn't been a lot of great action movies. I mean, aside from the fast franchises that do really well. But I think this is a little bit different, right? This is like Will and Martin, two adored actors. And Martin lost that weight, too. He got in the gym. You see Martin got in the gym. He knew what time it was.

I think, what was it, like 15 years? 15, 18 years since the second one? I think just knowing the story, reading the script. 15 years? Maybe longer. years since the second one? I think just knowing the story, reading the script. 15 years? Maybe longer. I think the last one was, yeah.

No, the one that was in Miami. Get the fuck out of here. I didn't even feel that. I think people are going to be happy with how they tied it together. So for people who watch Men in Black,

right? Yeah. I fuck with all three of them. But the last one, the way they tied it all together at the end, if you remember it, it was brilliant. So this is going to be the finale, in your opinion?

Well, I don't know. But my pay grade, Nori. Right, right. But Sony did announce two more, right? They said three and four. Oh, word? So Sony has plans to go for them. I don't know beyond three.

I'm in for that. I used to watch Bad Boys every single day. I watch Bad Boys like the last dragon. You work in a building and then everybody obviously is assigned. It takes this amount of people with different jobs to make one more. Good dog out here fronting with his Soho band. I see you, my brother. I see you out here with your Soho band.

Yeah, so, I mean, the way it works is, you know, once you get a project that you sell and set up at a studio and it's greenlit, then it's just, you know, the producers in the studio, they'll reach out to various people in different facets of that film and then they'll hire their crew. It's a long process. Very long process to make the film happen. Yeah, the show is a long process for you. If you should have seen everything go down, that shit takes forever.

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I just want to say, you know, I got to dip out. I just want to say thank you. Like ever since I met Nori, like, you know, even Twin and all you guys, I used to watch y'all. And I grew up on y'all being from New York. So when I got to meet Nori, and I could say he became like a family member. He's always shown me love whenever he's in town, whenever I come out to Miami. So he and his wife, y'all are fantastic.

So I just want to say thank you. But I want to plug something before I run. So we got season two of Cobraai that i talked about coming out i believe late april late april may and it's on youtube so if you're not a member please subscribe and then i did a film on netflix called to all the boys i loved before it was directed by susan johnson stars noah sentino israel broussard, Lana, Condor, and it ended up being one of Netflix's highest streamed films, period. One of them.

And we got, well, we got greenlit for a sequel, so for everyone who liked the first one, I'm heading to Vancouver in two weeks. We're going to knock that out with our partners over at Ace Entertainment. Netflix is getting all the money. All the money. Netflix is out here kicking ass.

Yeah. Yeah, Blockbuster was idiot. Yeah. All right? Oh, Netflix is out here kicking ass. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, Blockbuster was, Blockbuster was idiots. I ain't gonna lie. Do you remember that Blockbuster shit?

Thank you for having me, y'all. I appreciate you. Can you do the make some noise thing one time for me? Yeah, yeah,

just wait, wait, just wait, just wait. Okay, come on, sit down, sit down,

let's go, because he breaking out. Yeah. I see you on Fatboy's Instagram all the time. What's going on, my man? Introduce your name to the people, man. Good to meet you, man.

Yo, LA. Oh, my God. All right. Yo, if y'all here tomorrow, tomorrow. Yeah, yeah. Introduce your name to the people. I see you on Fatboy's Instagram all the time. Lucha Run Tools.

Okay. And you also down with the- Oh, yeah. The Caesars brother. Oh, wow. I'm the Caesars brother. Oh, wow. I didn't even know that. I didn't even put two and two together. I'm his property manager for his properties, DJ Envy, everybody's property.

So I take care of the properties, get all the rentals. I kick people out. Make sure you pay your rent on time and all that. Damn. Hold on. Hold on. You went somewhere. That's right where I want to go.

Because me, I couldn't do that, bro. Like, I couldn't... You know bro. Like, I couldn't. You know how many shows I turned down? Like, the judge shows? Because I don't want to hurt nobody's feelings. Like, I don't want to be like,

yo, you trash. Like, you know, like an American Idol shit? Like, I can't be Simon. You know what I'm saying? But you have to experience. Yeah, man. I kick at least

10 to 11 people every month, man. Wow. Yeah, man. And how is that? You know. They know you're not paying a bill. I've been doing it so long, man, you know what I mean?

I got my own family. I got to eat, you know what I mean? Yeah, exactly. You can't have a heart, man, you know what I mean? To a certain point, man, you know what I mean? You got to pay your bills. You can't pay, you can't stay. That's the way he said it.

That's the way I said it. Oh, okay. I'm like, these guys got their own separate conversation. What's going on? Come on, Sonny, what you said? You got something to say?

Yeah, I just said what he said was so cold-hearted, but it was so realistic. Nah, it's real. Like, because, you know what? I want to be in this business. I see you guys. You guys is one million percent

motivated me, obviously, through Instagram. You know, seeing you guys. And then, like I you don't see you guys and then like i said i see you on um fat boys instagram that's my boy i didn't know y'all was brothers food throw fats where you at yeah that's my god man and then um i started seeing you on envy's instagram uh with him and i was just inspired by um i think he was paying like it was like it was like payday or something like that and i I was like, yo. So how does a person who's young trying to get into this game has a very little bit of money?

What do you recommend they start at in this real estate? It depends. I would try to look. For your first property, you should definitely stay away from single family, try to get like a duplex, except with a couple studios. Because it helps you pay for your mortgage. Oh, one fee to pay paul yeah you know you can start with like a fha mortgage only three percent down oh wow and

then you know there's different stuff because you're like if you really want to do it you could do it like i said my first deal i had to borrow money pull my chain my wife's engagement ring sold the car borrow money from my mom it was only like 500 bucks. She still brings that shit up. Whatever, whatever it's up to do that first deal. All right. And that's it.

Skim money don't make no money, though. Yeah. All right. So you're saying any, so now do you need a real estate license or something like that?

I don't have no real estate license. Oh, wow. Yeah. So, so, so why does, why, why do people even need

to go to get a real estate license? Well, some people, it's kind of good in a way as a tool. But to be an investor, you don't really need it. You just got to know your market. It's all about picking the area where you want to invest in and focusing on that market. That's it.

And now, for a person, like you said this earlier, because I think this is what I'm looking for, a private financier or private investor? Harmony Loans, private financing, any of those names. So how does a person even look for these people? Because my accountant had just recently told me about something like that. Well, they're everywhere.

Even, you know, I brought my sister-in-law with me. She actually does Harmony Loans. Okay. So they're everywhere. Like right now, everybody's comfortable with real estate.

And all banks are lending. Everybody's happy with it. So it's not like when I first started, when I got into it in 2008, everybody was running away from real estate. I got into it,

you know, I got into it at the perfect time. Now Miami hit a bad market at one point. Like it was, it was, I know people who, who,

who like paid, you know, 600,000 for their house and had to sell it for like 660 and 680. Like, how does, how,

how does your business keep going when the market drops? The most important thing in real estate is buying under market value. As long as you buy under market value, you'll never get hurt. Because you can go to any store. And plus, especially in rental properties. Rents are up around the whole country. Like, even in the hood. Like, you know, we're in an urban area.

And before, when I first started, people were like, I take Section 8 because Section 8 will pay more than a cash tenant. Now the cash tenant

pays more than Section 8. Wow. So, it's pretty much everywhere, man. Like, you know, rents are up. So, as long as the property cash flows,

you can weather any storm. Wow. Let me ask you something. Do you think in Miami the price is going to drop? Over here definitely But I think over here It's gonna really get

What is it after like The hurricanes or something like that Yeah I think The luxury market's gonna take a big toll That's true There's about 700 buildings Supply and demand

Yeah Yeah That's the thing Cause When you When you look at any The luxury market over here You figure right

A lot of people used to buy Gee come closer So when I No no no Come closer so you can hear you in the mic oh he be blocking the camera feeders yeah my bad come around my bad tell me where you should so good what you say so when you look at Miami for example especially the high- market, most of the people buying those properties over here were the Russians, right? Their economy is tanking. They can't bring money over here, right? Venezuela, their economy is destroyed.

They were buying everything, right? Brazil, their economy is so-so. The Chinese can't take money out from China because that's even affecting the New York market, the high-end market over there too. Everything is city. So it's one of those things where, especially the luxury market, it's going to take a big hit. I think, I mean, you know better than I do,

but I really feel like there's going to be a high influx of Mexican money coming in right now. There's a lot of money in Mexico. That was from Lafayette. I don't know. I wasn't expecting that. I wasn't expecting that but in Miami

just being a former homeowner I used to in 2008 own four properties which is not much compared to what you got but I felt the hit

I had to sell all four of them nah I learned a lot no I'm not gonna lie when I first moved to Miami that's when the shit was going down

everybody everybody I know was getting offered half of whatever they paid for less than half. I paid, when we used to live, I paid $270 for an apartment, and they sold it for $70.

But I had, most of the time, I was in the apartment in Brooklyn, in the penthouse, and I had the whole fucking floor. So you look at that, and you're like, there's not enough people with the amount of money to afford this. And that's going to happen again. Look at my downtown, when we drive over to the beach, all the size cranes. That's what you see. It's kind of happen. Look at my downtown. We're driving over the beach. It's kind of like 37 cranes just driving. So when you buy a property, what do you want? You want to sell it or do you want to rent it?

It depends if I'm going to flip it. When I flip properties, it's usually like in the most suburban areas. Go in there. I don't do a flip unless I make at least $100,000. I stay away from that. And then with rental properties, it's just about, I got a formula when I need to make at least $4,500 a month for a rental property. So it's pretty much, you know, you buy with the rental properties.

You buy, you fix it. It's cash flowing. You refinance. You buy another three. You just keep on over and over and over until you know you got 20-30 houses you just keep on anybody else got a real estate question?

I do how about contractors when you're doing those flips like how do you find those people you can trust the worst part of the business

is finding good contractors wait what is a contractor like people yeah or like the builders yeah that's the worst part oh That's the worst part.

That's the hardest part. That's what I tell everybody. Even in our seminars. You know, get three or four bids, but that's where people lose the most money. Like,

I'll give you a story when I first started. I had this one guy, supposedly, oh, you're like family, family friend, oh, you're like my family. I needed to put in

three Air Force heat heaters right hot air you know instead of central just the heat right so he told me yo twelve thousand dollars right i'm looking i'm like bro twelve thousand dollars you sure boom boom boom next thing you know you know how much that should cost me two thousand he was charging me extra ten grand oh wow and this was a family friend. Man, he would say, you family. Can I ask you a question? Yes, please. Because you mentioned buying under market value, right?

How hard is it in Miami? Like, that's really hard to do right now. Because people up to six months ago were selling over market value. And they were just flipping. When I go to L.A., people are like, my cousin's house sold for like $10,000 above market value. You couldn't keep a house on the market. What's the best avenue to find a house? Is it a flip? Because I'm looking for a single family home for me and my wife.

I would look into the auction sites. Auction sites, sheriff's sale. Foreclosures. Yeah, foreclosures. But you guys in Miami, you don't have that many foreclosures or short sales anymore. You guys are pretty good here because you clean everything up. And New Jersey, New York,

and Connecticut were judicial states. So we still have thousands of people not paying their mortgage. So that's why we still have a lot of inventory. But I will go

to the auction sites and I will also do build relationships with different estate lawyers, especially. We get deals that way too. But the auction sites, I hit home runs all the time

I picked up a property here In Miami Beach I got it for $600,000 It needs about $300,000 It's worth It's going to be $1.2 Yeah $1.4

Anything on Let me tell you something Anything on South Beach It doesn't matter what it is Or around that If you fix it up right now It's gold Yeah because

Because I'm going to be honest Listen to me My wife Been what uh 13 um years she loves miami beach right so i'm talking about like we're looking for a place to stay she just looked at backyards she didn't even look at the fucking house i'm like yo what are you doing she's like yo because you know we'll be right by the beach and i'm just like that's the most dumbest thing that we could ever do. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's what I'm saying is she's so blind by Miami Beach.

She didn't even care about the actual house. She cared about the backyard. Like, we're on the fucking ocean. People on beach access. So what I'm trying to say is, how many other people was like that? You know what I mean? How many, like, people just, like, if you look at Palm Island or star island that shit is dope but if compared to golden beach golden beach is killing that shit golden beach is the best my nigga that's that shit is where everybody

you know i'm the ocean it's a big one the beach is those taxes, though. No, I imagine. It's like $140,000, $180,000 a year. God. It's crazy, bro. Everybody wants to live on the beach until hurricane season ends. I ain't gonna lie. As a Miami native, I can let you know

it's not a big deal. No, I ain't gonna lie. That's when I realized I was not a Miami guy like that. When hurricane season came, oh, man, I was scared to death, You see that ocean suck out and you're like, oh, shit, I gotta come back. Since I lived here, every year, hurricane season came, oh, man, I was scared to death, my dude. You see that ocean suck out

and you're like, oh, shit, I gotta come back. Since I lived here, every year, hurricane season, I have a show somewhere else, right?

So I always escaped it. But the last one, it was when I was living in a diplomat. Oh, my God, when that wind blowing, that shit just starts shaking the building

and then the motherfucking lights go out. Oh, my God. There it is. You got shit right there. Holy moly. And now you got a category one last God. There it is. You got shit right there. Holy moly. And now you got a category one last year. You ain't even seen no shit.

Nah. Nah. Nah, you seen nothing. The one we left for Fat Joe, but I didn't stay for that one. Yeah. You don't know. You haven't ever seen the power of nature.

He was out of here. Yeah. Make some noise for him. Nah, man. Listen, that was my birthday. I wanted to stay. I went to the room at the St. Regis. I didn't want to go nowhere. But Fat Joe was like, we're gonna die! I was like, yo, how can I not leave after you say that?

He's like, yo, we're gonna die, Nori! You gotta take the dog! I brought the dog, I brought my mother and all. I was bringing all type of shit. It was a good flight. It was a good flight. I drank PJ on a PJ. I had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on a private jet. It was dope. It's good to have. Yo, you guys want a drink?

We got brown Ciroc. This is brandy. Made from the finest grapes on earth. We also have Ciroc Blackberry. And we have some wine. You know whatacha Blackberry and we have some wine. We do commercials. You know what I'm saying? We have some wine.

Thank you, bro. But yo, you guys, you've been on the internet. So how's the internet helped you? I've been on Instagram for over 10 years. What?

That's how I built all my success. I went to all my rentals to do Instagram. How'd you link up with Fatboy? He's my tenant. I'm actually his landlord.

Oh, he's your landlord. That's wild. That's wild. That's all. That's all. I wish I had a landlord I could smoke a blunt with. Come on, nigga. Let me smoke.

You smoke? Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, cool. Hit that. Hit that. That's hard. That's dope, man. Landlords should start

looking like that. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, nigga. I want to get into it. We give everybody opportunity, man. We don't care, man. We rent to anybody, but if you don't pay, you can't stay. Yeah, make it. Or I want to get into it. Like, we give everybody opportunity, man. We don't care, man. We rent to anybody. But if you don't pay, you can't stay?

Yeah, that's right. That's real shit. That's real shit. This guy has hits, man. I'm telling you. If you don't pay, you can't stay. That's real. You can pause it for a second.

Isn't it a process? You can pause it for a second. Yeah. How much time is that? It costs, people don't understand this. To put somebody out, it costs $52. $35 to $45. For a poor mission.

How much? $52. $52? Just to, the most important bill in life is to pay your rent. You need a roof over your head, right?

It's the number one bill. You know what I'm saying? Everyone's always getting over to that business. Same thing. What happens when you don't cut your, you know,

pay your soap bill? They cut it up, right? Okay. I was like, what? It's a bottle to bottle, right? You get a big deal when you don't cut your, you know, pay your own bill? They cut it up, right? Okay. I was like, it's a bottle to bottle. Shit, you get a big deal. You got a big deal. I didn't talk to a lot.

You calling me again? Yeah, man. So, drink chance, man. Look, huh? Yeah, drink chance. You got a motherfucking real estate lesson right now.

That was dope, man. That's dope, man. You know what I'm saying? Because, you know, so many people, like I was saying earlier, when you see somebody that wants to, you know, be something in life or do something, That's dope, man. You know what I'm saying? Because so many people, like I was saying earlier, when you see somebody that wants to be something in life or do something,

they always want to be a rapper or always want to be a fucking DJ. There's so much shit you can do that doesn't, you don't even have to fucking be in front of the camera. You know what I'm saying? There's so much ways to make money other than singing and fucking dancing. You you know what i mean so this is why i'm trying to showcase it like that i showcase it like that because um i want to you know do other fucking things i want my son to fucking want to be a real estate and you know do anything other than rap please or you know you could rap and invest your money in real estate you know it's about that's what

i'm gonna do both you know i just i just you know for our communities i feel like you know please. Work. No, but you can rap and invest your money in real estate. You know, it's about the investment. That's what I'm going to do. That's it. You can do both. No, I just, you know, for our communities, I feel like, you know,

that's the only thing that they, like, they don't teach you that. I want to be a rapper. It's so easy to say that. Like, I caught my son

writing a rhyme and I was like, man, fuck that. He's nine years old. I'm like, fuck that. Like,

yo, man. You like killing my ears? Crushing their dreams? Oh, I'm talking fuck that like yo man you like killing my ears crushing they dreams oh I'm crushing I'm crushing they dreams none of my kids will ever kick a rap to me cause I'm like

you trash you ain't better than me you trash don't do it alright so I was really we might have it in it's in the blood

yeah it's in the blood like it's in the blood like all my all my kids is good that's how I know they my kids cause they good at basketball how I know they're my kids, because they're good at basketball. What did you say?

You're good at basketball? I'm nice at basketball, Mr. Lee. You better relax. Don't get yourself in a song. It's the same baseball. Yeah, the same baseball, brother. Now, you Colombian? I'm Dominican.

Dominican? Holy shit. I was about to have a Dominican joke. That's why I was like, obviously Dominican. All three of y'all Dominican? No, she's Cuban. Cuban?

Okay, all right, cool. My son is Cuban. That's why. We're originally from a place in the capital. I'm a Puerto Rican with all my friends is Dominican.

I'm the only Puerto Rican with all Dominican friends, bro. We're the Caribbean. We're all brothers. And one Colombian. And one of the first. And a Colombian. And one of the first. And a Haitian who shops at the flea market. You know what I'm saying?

That's my man. That's my man. All your friends are Dominican. Now, look. That's McKay, Big Mado. That's crazy, man. It's true. Yeah, I got all Dominican friends.

Yo, Slime, but when you become a rapper and these rappers start getting industry money, I... You gotta talk to the mic, sir. All right, where's it at? I'm checking you. I can hear you. You don't even know where it's at. You on high on her, right?

They can't even know where the mic was, my nigga. What's wrong with you, man? All right, so look. Don't these rappers, they don't invest their money in property and stuff like that? Yeah, I don't know their money in property and stuff like that? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know every rapper,

my nigga. It seems like you do. Some do, some do. He was mad generic with it. Don't these rappers. I don't know everyone. Yeah, the smart ones. Well, T.I. is into it.

Killer Mike is into it. A lot of rappers in the hot brother state. Envy is into it, obviously. We've been saying this the whole show. I mean, again, not just real estate There's other things

Yeah you can invest in anything man I just I love the fact that You can hustle You know what I'm saying Just invest your money That's it For real

Like I love hustling Like I I literally like I literally Like used to Couldn't sleep Because I had the morning shift That was my shit

That was my That was my When I used to sell The best drugs Like not Buying that Or anything Or when it rained Because everyone in the rain Everyone That was my shit. That was my, that was like when I used to sell the best drugs, right? Not buying that or anything or when it rained

because everyone in the rain, everyone went inside, I stayed outside. You know what I mean? But in the morning time was the best time from like six to like one in the afternoon.

That was my shit. So I literally, when I used to hustle, literally when I got off, like a dog because I never really got off, right? But when I was like, say I'm clocking out never really got off, right? But when I was like, say, I'm clocking out,

like around that time, I literally couldn't sleep until the next day. I literally, because I wanted to get up and hustle. And that's when I realized it was never really

about the money with me. It was always about the grind. Like, I liked the grind. You know what I'm saying? I really liked the grind. Like, the money that come later, it's whatever.

The money's always going to be there. You just got to go get it. Right. That's how it is in real estate man it's like when we first started it was smaller properties

two three four family homes now we still got the smaller ones we still buy smaller ones too but now we got buildings we're building you know 80 units 60 units

30 units and it just keeps on going you know I'm the same way I've already seen that I'm chasing money all night I'm just thinking about

How can I make more money If I put up a wall here I could charge another $500 But I do this All night I'm just calculating Calculating That's fucking That's fucking awesome man

When I first started I just wanted to make $5,000 a month You know what I mean Then I hit $5,000 Then I went to $10,000 $20,000 $30,000

$50,000 $100,000 You know what I mean I just kept on going And how'd you and Envy link up? I met Envy from my man, Nick DeGrit. He's the owner of

Fetty Wap's label, RGF. Okay. That's my man. He's also invested. Me and him done stuff together. I helped him get rental properties

and we do business together. He was actually one of the first people in the industry. I met him like four years and I brought him to my brother. let me ask you something apartment book changed this no no no finish in fact i did not change you know we're really close with him i met him and then you know i told him yo you want to do real estate you know he heard about

me because i have a lot of people that run apartments for me so my name was already big in town so i'm like you know i'm mad over what i'm like yo you ain't ready to watch your invest i'm gonna introduce you to my brother. So I brought him to my brother ever since. Started investing with him. That's crazy. That's my next question. Because like, for instance, like, let's suppose you got down with a Miami home.

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I just give you money, and then you flip? Like, how would I get down? Well, it all depends on the deal and what you want to do. Okay, okay. It all depends. Is it going to be a rental property?

Because a rental property is long-term. Let's suppose, like, just like for right now, let's just use what you got. Let's suppose I'm a fan of you, I see what you're doing, and I want to get down. So I say, yo, you have to put a down payment on something like that? Or what do I do? Well, it all depends, man. It's just so many different things, you know what I mean?

But we can talk about that. Right, right, right, definitely. Like I said, it depends what it is. Is it a flip it a flip is it going to be long term explain what a flip is a flip is when you go in there right you fix the property and you sell it right away for sell it right away okay no intentions of renting it no intentions of you living in it okay right then um but that's the thing with the flips you got to pay taxes. Okay. Capital gains. You know, you could deduct a lot of stuff. You probably got to pay about, you know, let's say 15% to 20% to Uncle Sam, right?

Right. But when you keep a property, a rental property, and you refinance, and you take out the profit, you don't pay taxes on that money. Wow. On the flips, you do. Wow. Wait, I'm confused. In the flip, you do. Wow. I'm confused. In the flip, you do? Let's say, for example, right?

Let's start with a rental property first, right? You get it for $100,000, right? You put $40,000 into it. That's $140,000, right? Then the house appraises for $250,000. Let's say $300,000, right? Now you go to the bank, and they're going to give you 75% of that. So let's say, let's call it $300,000, right? Now you go to the bank and they're going to give you 75% of that. So let's say, let's call it $70,000.

That $70,000, you don't pay taxes on. Because it's technically a loan since you're refinancing. So now over here, you get this property for $100,000, you put $40,000 into it, you sell it for $240,000. Right? You make $100,000, but on that $100,000 you gotta pay taxes.

Okay. So it's kind of like the thing where, for example, rental properties, Donald Trump, he doesn't pay taxes. That's because all his rental properties get depreciated. So when you have rental properties, you write everything off. You don't really pay taxes. So for example, if you make $3 million in one year, right, and you depreciate everything, with depreciation, you could write it down to $1 million. Even though you made $3 million, but with that, that is set up, that's illegal. It's set up to work.

It's set up, you know, you know what it is. It's for the rich. You know what I mean? And that's stuff that we're supposed to know But You made three million You pocketed the two million But you're only gonna pay Taxes on one million Cause the depreciation Of the rental properties

Bring down what you gotta pay Oh Man that's And that's why Donald Trump doesn't pay taxes That's why rich people Pay taxes Word

Oh my god Well they don't teach us that No They make sure They leave get out of school. Yeah, let's get a big ass loan. Let's get in debt. Paying taxes for a loan. Nah.

How can we find y'all? We want to work with y'all and do business. It's NJ Flippin. All right. It's Flippin NJ. Yup, Flippin NJ, man. And also, if you don't mind, we're going to have a real estate seminar. Yeah, please.

March 31st. Me and DJ MB are coming down here to Miami Beach. What? March 31st. Miami Beach High School. Yeah, where at?

Miami Beach High School. Okay, Miami Beach High School. Y'all hear that? What is it, March 31st? Okay, I'm going to make sure I make that up for sure. 11 to 3, I think, right? 11 to 3?

Yeah. 11 to 4. 11 to 4. And we're going to go through everything. Flippin', rental 4. And we're going to go through everything. Flipping rental properties. We're bringing in a credit guy for people that need

to fix their credit. Real estate attorney. Mortgages. Property management. Property management. I've been bringing my project manager so people go a little bit

about construction and the construction costs because like we said that's what people usually lose the most dollars at. So we bring the whole team wow man that's dope man

so you know drink champs we're not only telling getting y'all motherfuckers drunk we're not only giving y'all hip hop knowledge we're giving you

real estate knowledge right now so you can go jewels so you can go out there and get some fucking money man and do something positive with your fucking life

you know what I'm saying invest your money invest your fucking life now You know what I'm saying? No offense. Invest your money. Invest your fucking life, man. You know, guys out there, you know, haters is worried

about other people, man. You know, winners worry about winning. You know what I'm saying? So we trying to get y'all to do that. You know what I mean?

But that's what it is. What time you at, man? This is a quick one, man. You got anything else to talk about? What else is going on?

Huh? What about it? Young Draco. Young Draco. We bigged up Young Draco. He's got to watch out. Fuck with you, Young Draco. What else? Is there anything else to talk about? Something happened.

Something happened. Gucci. Fuck Gucci, man. That's because you like Gucci or Boycott or Gucci. Gucci, man. I'm marched out, man. That's because you like Gucci or boycott of Gucci. I don't know who Gucci man is because T.I. I'm marched out, man. I've been marching too much, man. Come on.

I'm marched out. Not for Gucci, bro. Thank you, man. Leave Gucci alone. Pass the butt back, please. Come on. Yo, listen. Gucci man.

Yo, Twit, you never pass, man. I'm going to be honest. I'm going to guess you ever have. You ever pass that for me, bro? That's true. I'm going to guess you ever have in a blunt, bro. I just got it. You never pass, brother. I'm not going to lie a blunt, bro. I just got it. You never pass, brother.

I'm not going to lie. But, oh, man, yeah. So what else is going on? Nah, dog. Tekashi's a snitch. Oh, Tekashi Ratt, huh? He's a snitch. We don't really know, though.

We don't really know. You know, 21 Savage after the JF. Oh, free 21 Savage, man. Yo, 21, I ain't going to lie. The memes ain't funny. I like him. I would have bet my life that he was

not born in the UK. Swear. That one hit me left. You know what I'm saying? So everybody, I'll clarify something because people, they are laughing

at the situation. I think what people are laughing at is the fact that 21 is from London and not laughing at that he's locked up because that part is not funny are laughing at is the fact that 21 is from London and not laughing at that he's locked up because that part is not funny at all. But the fact that he is from London

is a little funny. I'm not going to lie. You're not going to lie. Come on. I thought he was from East Atlanta. I thought, you know, and you find out that, you know, that he was drinking tea and, you know, you know what I'm saying? Come on. You're straight you're going to

love me too you're going to love me too y'all on the same hood you ever seen 21 you pass by

you pass by alright cool him being locked up is not funny at all that's not funny we will never laugh at that but I'll be honest

I get the memes the memes that came out it created a it created a Chris Brown offset right I'm not gonna lie they said his stream

doubled up like in the UK ever since that's it it should've it's supposed to they claiming him it's like if you say you're gay

like you should do good in the gay community for real like right like idealistically speaking right for real you know sometimes

maybe you don't wanna live in the US anymore anyway well I met 21 a couple of times I met him through Amber Rose I met him in front of the SLS hotel Yeah. You know, sometimes maybe you don't want to live in the U.S. anymore anyway. Well, I met 21 a couple of times. I met him through Amber Rose. I met him in front of the SLS Hotel. ATL, that place that we went to.

It was with McMillan, too. Okay. I forgot about that. I met him at ATL. I've always heard of ATL. And I've recently seen him out here at Kyle's birthday party. His private birthday party. And he's always been cool he's always been dope dude so you know i wish him the best i wish everything works out and

it goes to a testament because if he's a legal immigrant he's making money and paying taxes like what the fuck is going on with this country you know what i'm saying yeah i heard that he disiced yeah but that lets you know man watch what you say because you attract it you know what i'm saying I've seen this because of a verse on the song that he got. Yeah, I heard that he dis-iced. A lot. Yeah, but that lets you know, man, why should you say it? Because you're attracted. So whatever you're going to say, stop putting shit in the air because that shit probably comes back to you.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, Joey Bada said Oh, the government and the police are targeting rappers. Be careful. They've been targeting rappers. Yeah, that's a great example. been targeting rappers. Yeah, yeah. That's a great example.

You guys didn't hear the example, man. Man, you just sound like the Muppets back there. Yeah. You sound like Oscar the Grouch back there, my dude. You got to relax. The Cookie Monster. Word. Cookie Monster shit.

I'm not gonna lie. Listen, ever since Marlon Wayans said, you got your off-white is off-white, I think you gotta relax. And you got on them same sneakers that he said, because look, I ain't gonna lie. You got on Michael Jordan sneakers signed by Scottie Pippen.

You gotta relax. It's not Jordan's signature, my dude. They signed my big baby. They signed my motherfucking Tony Kukoc. You got Karl Malone's signature. Oh, fuck, and the Jordans, my dude. You gotta laugh.

Jordans play golf. Jordans play golf. Your Jordan ain't even jumping. That nigga just standing there like this with the ball. Oh, man. Oh, man. Jordan ain't even jumping. That nigga just standing there like this with the ball. Oh, man, man. Yo, so you got anything to say to the people?

Talk to the people, man. Shit, man, man. What's up at Strip Club in Miami? I'm a married man. If you ask the wrong one, I'm a married man. You got to ask scumbags, like, hazardous sounds, wrong thing, ass. one of them married man. You gotta ask scumbags like, hazardous sounds. Scumbags. Boomy trap on the river. Yeah, I heard boomy trap on the river. It was that way.

I heard boomy trap on the river. Cheetahs. Cheetahs not lit no more. Cheetahs, I ain't gonna front. I seen the police fucking in cheetahs. That's how you know it was ill at one point. It was ill at one point. I went in there, police fully clothed. I said, holy shit. This is hard. This is what Miami is for. point I went in there police fully clothed but didn't really got rated and

then that was it that's not the year you can't get a blowjob and she does no more They say it. They say it. They say it. They say it. You're a booby trap. I ain't mad. From what I heard. That shit's a whole bunch of Spanish hoes in that bitch's mouth. You know why I don't go?

Because I'm like scared for somebody else to take a picture and then tell my wife. Because then that's like the worst shit. You know when you're not doing nothing?

She should trust you, man. Listen, but this is crazy. When you're not doing nothing, you can't explain. Yeah. Like when you do do something you got the best fucking story in the world but when you're not doing nothing and i just fear that i feel like i'll go to a strip club take a drink and it's and somebody's gonna take a picture of me at the worst time where the girl says hey how you doing and you're like nah bitch i don't want to go to the dance. It's already too late. No, it's in the strip club. Oh, Jesus, man.

It looks crazy, man. But, yeah, I'll try. We're going to go. Listen, I'm throwing it out there so anybody hears it. Yeah, when we go on tour, we meet our tour bus at Tootsie's. I'm going to go in the side and get some wings, and I might have a drink. And if I see a nipple, who cares? I'm going to look.

I'm going to look. It's going to be okay. It's a drink-catching day I see a nipple, who cares? I'm going to look. I'm going to look. It's going to be okay. It's a drink chat. Oh, nipple. You get some wings. Look at the nipple when you leave. Look at the nipple when you leave, Blue. Yo, but listen, man. Drink chat.

You want to know, February 23rd, we're coming back on Revolt right now. This is a family episode. We totally don't get nothing from this. We do this 100% for the fans. You notice even EFN didn't even show up. He don't even give a fuck about y'all like that.

You know what I'm saying? That's horrible. That's not true, guys. I'm just playing. But not really. Nah, I'm fucking around. But listen, man. You know, fans,

we love y'all. I love you guys hitting me up all the time when we slacking. So we just want to give y'all something extra. February 23rd, we come back on Revolve. I don't know who we come with. But listen, like I said, we got Trick Daddy.

We got Redman. We got Exhibit. We got Jazzy Jeff. Marlon Wayne. We got Marlon Wayans. Rick Flair. Freeway Ricky Ross. And we got Rick Ross.

If you out in Charlotte, we're going to be filming Rick Ross 4 p.m. that day at the Revolve House. So figure out where the Revolve House is. 4 p.m. early in the daytime, we'll be filming Rick Ross live on stage. Rapper Rick Ross. We'll be drinking Bel Air. Yes, sir.

I'm going to let my beard grow for that day. I might get some prosthetics, some crazy beards, whatever. You know what I mean? We're going to represent the rapper Rick Ross. We just had freeway Rick Ross you know I mean you're gonna represent the rapper Rick Ross we just have freeway Rick Ross so now we'll do the rapper Rick Ross and don't ask in throwing this in the air if you got Birdman contact you you follow him on Twitter you follow him on

Instagram yo Tuesday night night because I have a birdman problem we have a birdman and we're gonna have birdman here and I tell you this is gonna be one for the books man because he's my man it's not capital no 20 years but we're gonna ask them everything man because he's a legend man to me and I've seen him personally get motherfuckers rich you know I'm saying me personally so I want to get into it all man so we gonna let y'all know, man. This is Drake Champs.

Your boy NRE. You got anything else to say, Cee? My uncle Berman, all you shit, Tiger. Respect on him. Huh?

Pretty much it. My uncle Berman, all you shit, man. March 31st. March 31st. Miami Beach High School with Diane. Miami Beach High School

March 31st. You got anything to say to the people? Follow me on Instagram, Lucha Rentals. Okay. Trey, you got anything to say? Hey, Tiger, my uncle lucha rentals okay hey tiger my uncle burman owe you shit bro you can follow me at flipping nj flipping um underscore flipping underscore

nj man listen man i tell y'all man i'm telling y'all what's best for me. It might be what's best for you, man. Do something other than entertainment. Entertainment is to entertain, but it's a time and it's a place you got to turn that fuck off and be a man. I go to Costco's every Sunday. It's phenomenal. I get the samples. The samples is amazing.

You know what I'm saying? So, we're holding it down. It's important. And just to let y'all know, you know, I'm also inspired by EFN. EFN, they got a Fatherhood podcast and he also has a different podcast. I forgot what it's called.

So, I'm also going to start my Nori Solo podcast. It's going to be pretty much Drink Champs just probably interviewing new niggas. I don't know. But we're going to be,

you know, we're going to bug out and have some fun. You know what I'm saying? Because we're going to corner the market. Big up to everybody who's putting their bid in

for Drink Champs audio. Big up to the people who's putting their bid in for the market. Big up to everybody who's putting their bid in for Drink Champs Audio. Big up to the people who are putting their bid in for the video. Big up to the people who are trying to take over our television rights. It's crazy right now. We're trying to take over. You know, trying to take over. But right now, we're going to vote. We're pretty happy.

We're going to let the boat keep flowing. And we're going to do what we got to do like it does. We got to do it. Mr. Lee, you got anything to say? Sonny, you got anything to say? Yeah. We can cut your mic off. I want to build a wall.

Nah, I'm not talking about you. I want to build a wall, man. You want to build a wall. Nah, I wasn't talking about you. I want to build a wall, man. You want to build a wall around Haiti? Come on. You got to stop. I love you guys. Everybody in this room is in shit. Follow me.

You need to say, Mr. Lee, before you get about it? Yeah, y'all can follow me on Star Rock ENT, Star Rock Clothing, Star Rock Rentals. Man, follow DC Twin, bro. Don't follow that man, bro. Star Rock. Star Rock. Man, follow DC Twin, bro. Everything Star follow that man, bro. Star Rock. Star Rock. Man, follow DC Twin, bro. Everything Star Rock, baby.

That man cat, bro. So, again, if you in Charlotte on the 14th for Valentine's Day, come show love to the Drink Champs, to the podcast you love. 4 p.m. We're going to be on that stage at our ballhouse. We will have rapper Rick Ross in the building live on stage. Like, the third time we ever did it Bel Air, man, Wingstop

You know what I'm saying? Bel Air, Wingstop Definitely plan on having a great stomachache that day You know what I'm saying? Because Lemon Pepper, god damn it You know what I'm saying? So your boy NRE, yo, big up to EFN, man He's so rich, man

He's out there I don't know what he's doing He's out there celebrating a nine-month birthday of his daughter Which is dope Like, that's dope When you feel First child You should celebrate every month You should celebrate every month

So I salute you One million percent E You know I got jokes But you know I salute you Man that's it man We're gonna get back to mixing We in the fucking Circle House Studios

Circle House Studios Who charges us So we shouldn't give them No fucking shout out But uh But uh Nah I'm just playing Now big them up, man.

Big up Circle House. And yo, we be on the road, man. We go back on the road that tour bus. So I'm pretty excited, man. And that's about it. I'm going to get back

to drinking though and mix these fucking records. Let's go. Let's go. Drink Champs. Northeastern. Wagada! Wagada!

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