Drink Champs - Episode 27 w/ Akinyele

Episode Date: August 12, 2016

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys drink it up with Lefrak Queens legend turned strip club king, Akinyele. Mr put it in your mouth talks about running for mayor of South Beach, the strip club industry and the early days with Biggie, Jay Z, and Nas. --- 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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Hey, yeah, what's up, y'all? What's going on, bro? Three Chance Radio. He's a legendary Queens rapper. Hey, Hank, it's your boy N.O.R.E. He's a Miami hip-hop pioneer. What up, it's DJ EFN. Together, they drink it up with some

of the biggest players in music and sports. You know what I mean? The most professional, unprofessional podcast and your number one source for drunk facts. This is Drinks Champ Radio where every day is New Year's Eve. Let's go! What it could be, hopefully it's what it still be. This is your boy N.O.R.E. What up, it's DJ E.F.N.

And it's Drinks Champ's wonderful podcast. Make some noise! Right now we got a very special guest. Yes. There's only a couple of people that have been here twice. There's only Daz Dillinger. Right. He's been here twice.

Capone. Capone's been here twice. But he fell asleep one time, so I'm on the couch. So he's been there one and a half times. Yeah, yeah. One and a half times. And we got to, before we get into our guests, we want to let the people know that September 10th,

we're doing a Drink Champs slash Nori Barbecue weekend. September 10th, people have been asking us a lot, when can the fans come in and watch what we do and how we do it. So September 10th, we'll be celebrating my birthday weekend. We're going to have like a whole Friday, Saturday, and Sunday thing. So just let y'all know. Get your livers ready. It's going to be in Miami. Get your motherfucking livers ready. It's going to be in my birthday weekend. We're going to have like a whole Friday, Saturday, and Sunday thing. So just let y'all know. Get your livers ready. It's going to be in Miami.

Get your motherfucking livers ready. It's going to be in Miami, so save up. So who we got right now? We got, if it wasn't for him, it might not be me. Definitely. One of the first, definitely, sex rappers from New York. One of the illest battle rappers in New York. He had relationships from Nas to Big.

One of the first dudes I know signed to Interscope Records. And he's out here owning strip clubs. And we hear that he's running for fucking Congress. This makes a noise for the legendary, you know what I mean, for the legendary Akanele Inabella. This makes a noise. So September 10th, we know we got this event, Ak. You know, we're going to come out, bring your beautiful ladies that roll with you. But before we get into, you know, your first strip club you ever built,

your first, the Vagina Diner, the Bomb Baby, and all this, you know, I want to understand, I see on allhiphop.com, big up allhiphop.com, correct? Yes, it is, definitely. Allhiphop.com, big up allhiphop.com, correct? Yes, it is, definitely. Allhiphop.com, that you are running for mayor. Wait, and it only all hiphop. Definitely. My buck is in the newspaper.

Whoa! Whoa! Definitely, what we're doing is running for mayor of South Beach right now. We just want to have fun. We want to integrate South Beach and, you know, let everybody have peace of South Beach right now. We just want to have fun. We want to integrate South Beach and, you know, let everybody have peace in South Beach, basically.

Now, is mayor of South Beach different from running for mayor of Miami? Yes. It's different? Oh, what? It's different. It's kind of weird.

It's different. So it's like you're running for mayor of Queens. Kind of like that. He's going to go to Miami Beach or South Beach. South Beach is the place

where everyone goes. It's like the central booking for out-of-towners. When they come, they land at South Beach, and then you stay there. Then you move to either Opelika. Then you move to Miramar. Then you move to Kendall. Then you move to Kendall. Then you move to Homestead.

But South Beach is where out-of-towners come, and they sit down, and that's like the holding pin for them, you know? Definitely. So we're going to run for mayor out there because we're opening a whole venue out there. It's a serious bid? This is a serious bid. This is a serious bid. We're going hard. We're taking sponsors. We're doing everything. We're going. I mean, hopefully I'm campaigning.

You're doing debates in the whole night. If Donald Trump did one thing, he turned politics into a smack deal. And now my good friend, Akineli Adams Adams can motherfucking run for mayor of South Beach. God damn it.

Are you going to legalize weed? We're going to try to figure out. You're stumbling. You're stumbling. That's the first issue for you. That's all I want. I'm only supporting you because you're going to legalize weed.

We're going to try to legalize topless dancing, topless walking on the beach. That's secondary to me. That's firstary to me. When it comes to the weed, we're definitely going to look into it. We got to try to change South Beach. Let's secondary to me. That's secondary to me. When it comes to the weed, we definitely going to look into it. We got to try to change South Beach.

Let's make some noise for Les Penelope. I might quite possibly have the Mayhem of South Beach number 20. Make yourself useful. Where's the bottle of Ciroc that we use in this open? Shout out to Ciroc. Yeah, come on. Yes, yes. But is it just South Beach or all Miami Beach?

South Beach. They're their own city now? They're their own city. South Beach, yes. How long has that been? That's how it works. I didn't even know that, man. So North Beach and South Beach are completely separated when it comes to that.

Okay. So what was the process for you to actually put yourself on the ballot? The process is we sit there. We were going through. We actually started because we were building a nightclub over there. We're building a King of Diamonds slash V Live on Ocean Drive. V Live from Houston, correct? Definitely.

V Live, they're like the young brand coming up. They're good. They deal with a lot of entertainers, a lot of dancers. Drake just shot his video there for Child's Play. Oh, there you go. And we felt that they were up and coming. And we felt like King of Diamonds was like the brand that we kind of branded and built. We felt like we were the LeBron James and they were like the Steve Curry, you know?

But not saying that since LeBron won it that we're better than them. They're like the up and coming. They're the future. So instead of them taking us out, we just blend in and combine together. Now, is there a beef with King of Diamonds at all? Like, were you on King of Diamonds? Nah, I mean, it just happens. It was like we own the brand name over there,

so now we're just moving our talents to South Beach. That's all it is. That's expensive. That sounds expensive. Pretty much. When we got to South Beach, everybody out there was petitioning against us, and we didn't understand what was happening.

Not at all. You know, we tried. We tried to get this nigga acai for 25 years. That's why you still know it to me, trying to get him acai. Come on, come on. Come on, man. Who's everyone?

Who's everyone? Everyone. Everyone on South Beach. The older people on South Beach when I sat there at the meeting and then I was wondering like we're the first black-owned business on Ocean Drive

that ever happened. So 35 years ago, black people weren't even allowed on Ocean Drive. Like for you to go to Ocean Drive, you had to have a card signed by the captain, the chief of police had to sign. And at 8 p.m., all black people had to be off the beach.

Like a permit to be off the beach. 35 years ago. Just 35 short years ago. They had signs saying no coons, no kites, no dogs, no nothing. 35 years ago on the beach. So when I went to this meeting, everybody there was like 60 years old. And I realized it wasn't about King of Diamonds on the beach. It was about we're the only black-owned stuff on the beach.

And then there was no one there to represent us, I felt. And I figured, hey, let's give it a shot. We did it integrated. We slipped in. We bought a building. And that's what it is. And we're doing nothing different from what Mangles is doing, from what Clevelanders is doing.

This is on 13th and Ocean. Let's big that up, goddammit. 13th and Ocean, baby. Did you hear what he said? You said 35 years ago, right? 35 years. I'm 41. That wasn't that long ago. That's it. And a lot of people don't know that. It wasn't that long ago. So with South Beach,

we're here to try to integrate it right now and have fun. When we got there urban life out there, it's big. When you go to Mango's, you go to Wet Willie's, you see a lot of blacks just over there. And they spend their money. But there's no place where you can get hip-hop music. There's no place where you can get soulful guys. Are you going to have a secretary of stripper? We're going to have a secretary.

Like you know how they say, secretary of defense. Are you going to have a secretary of getting butt naked? Definitely. General stripper? We're probably going to have a secretary of getting butt naked. Definitely. General Stripper? We're probably going to try to elect Luke Skywalker. Yo, listen. We were trying to get a surprise. Luke, I think, does a mayor have a vice mayor?

Is there a vice mayor? We're going to try to do everything. We're going to make it as we go. You and Luke. Definitely. That would be crazy, man. That would be crazy, you and Luke. So what made you, so when all right so when you seen them

acting funny is that what sparked the idea for you to run for mayor that's what sparked it because i felt it was like a modern day lynching everyone is there saying we don't want this here we don't want nudity we was um we was charged with a crime that we didn't even commit we didn't even open when you go to mangoes and you go to clevelander and i those places. I see girls with body paint on, dancing and stripping. The thing that got me alert was when I looked into the numbers, Mango's is making $30 million a year. And all they did was clean their act up. They just took the smut out of it. It's kind of like back in the days you would watch the rappers.

Like you can't see straight pussy, but you can see thong. You can have great imagination when you're there. You know, it's still fists in the air hitting pelvis which is a hump at the end of the day, you know? So when you see it,

I was like, wow, and they're making 30 million a year doing this and we're on the other side of the bridge going hard.

We're breaking sweats. We got everything coming out of every girl's ear and all that so it was like, damn. I said, yo,

let's just try to clean it up and try to get a piece of that money right there. When we tried to do that, that was the problem. They offered me like a million dollars to pack up and leave. You know, but I kept it real. I told them bring it in cash and I'll go. Who offered that?

The people. The people. The man. The man. The people that Kyle would talk about. So, now, what was your first strip club? Um, damn.

And oh, um, it wasn't hush. No, it was a place in medallions in Manhattan, 38th street that I had with a friend of mine named F. It was a little hole in the wall. It was great.

Was that the spot off the Lincoln tunnel when you get out the Lincoln tunnel? Right, right. When you get out the Lincoln tunnel, you go upstairs. It was great. The girls look beautiful downstairs. Yeah. Girls look beautiful. Bullet Right, right. When you get out the Lincoln Tunnel and you go upstairs, it was great. The girls look beautiful. Go downstairs. Yeah, girls look beautiful.

Bullet holes, everything. You had the bullet holes at the time. I'm so sorry. Beautiful bullet holes. I'm so sorry for them. This was like 1996 around that era. So now, that was your first strip club. Now, what made you get into the strip club business initially, period? Like, you know, here you are.

You're an established rapper. You've done, you had major deals. You've had major hits. What makes you say, I'm going to sell pussy without selling pussy? When I was coming up, I was making, my first album was titled Vagina Diner. That's a fact. That makes a noise. So that was the first album.

The first album was titled vagina diner that's the fact the first album was titled vagina diner so it was always about sex for me it was always an angle coming down that was like i believe um 1991 so he's the original horny montana yes there we go i like that i'm taking that so when i when that album came out it wasn't no internet it album came out, it wasn't no internet. It wasn't no radio. It wasn't no daytime radio for me. I lived in strip clubs. My songs just played in there. They broke in there.

For me to break a record, I would have to stay on the road for approximately two years for one song to get out. And I went from strip club to strip club to strip club. I used to run with a friend of mine. She was in porn. Her name was Heather Hunter back then. Shut up. Shut up.

Porn stars. Having porn stars for mine. She was important. I name was Heather hunter back then No, the friend we had the hunter she was like yo open this and I opened one and I couldn't believe what it was and We have it and it was life imitating art, you know For Heather Hunter on my record member. I wanted her my record. Yeah Yeah, yeah, Heather Hunter was beautiful. It's a fact. It's a fact. Actually, you know, they reached out.

Somebody reached out for Heather to be on the show. Heather Hunter, she more than welcome, God damn it. We need to know how you do it. How you do it, God damn it.

God damn it, how you do it. Because she's still looking young. She out here strong. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? God damn it. Heather's beautiful. Heather's beautiful.

When I sit with Heather, me and Heather used to ride and we used to just talk about fuck. I was like, so who'd you fuck? And she would just go in. Were you rubbing your nipples at that time? No.

You know we gotta get to that story. That's a beautiful story. We got to it. I'm here all night, don't worry. Okay, now how does, alright, cool. So, what year was you signed to Interscope Records? Signed to Interscope Records, I believe, in 1990.

90, okay. Now, this is after Live at the Barbecue? After Live at the Barbecue. Epic. Interscope Records. Right. Because the thing was in Queens, there was two guys coming from Queens. There was a guy named Lars Professor. Yes. And then it was two guys coming from Queens.

It was a guy named Lars Professor. Yes. And then it was two guys that he was kind of bringing out, and he introduced the world to on Live at the Barbecue, which is hands down one of my favorite hip-hop records. People think that I say that because I had somebody on there from Left Frack. Right. But regardless of you being from Left Frack and being my childhood friend,

that was just one of the illest records of that time. Right. So how did that record come together, Live at the Barbecue? It came with my man, Lars Professor. We used to go to school together, but he used to rap. And we was like, yo, come to the studio one day. Then he introduced me to a young kid in there. And the kid was kind of dope.

Kid was like 16 years old. His name was Nas at the time. So Lars Professor introduced you to Nas? Lars Professor introduced me to Nas. So Nas was like 16 years old. His name was Nas at the time. So it was like... So Lars Professor introduced you to Nas. Lars Professor introduced me to Nas. So Nas was like 16 years old and we're just rhyming in there going back and forth. You know, Nas was like I'm going to make it one day. I'm going to make it

one day. And it's funny, we used to ride the train every day together. You and Nas. Me and Nas would just walk for hours. We'd just walk for hours through the city. You know, and it was funny, even when Nas was getting his deal originally, Nas had decided to like stop city. It was funny, even when Nas getting his deal originally, Nas had decided to stop rapping. He was like, yo, I got a half pound of weed,

I'm going to go down south. He said, listen, listen, son. I'm going there, we're going to start early. We're going to start early. We're going to start early. Nas was like, yo. He got a half pound of weed. He was like, I'm going to get a half pound,

I'm going down south to sell it. I was like, really? He was like, word. I was like, fuck it. He was like, yo, he was like, I'm going to go to Half Pound, I'm going down south to sell it. And I was like, really? He was like, word. I was like, fuck it. He was like,

yo, this rap shit ain't working. And we was walking and we bounced in. Now, what time period

is this? This is after Live at the Barbecue or before? Just like right before Live at the Barbecue. He's still there

running. because I want you to finish this story and then people will kill me. Yeah, they will. Back to the Grill

again or Live at the Barbecue? No, Live at the Barbecue. Live at the Barbecue. Okay, now continue. So he said he's going down south. He's going down south.

He's going to try it. I'm like, word. So then when we was walking around, I used to take him everywhere. I took him to Russell Simmons. I was like, this is my man. So you saw it. You saw it already.

Yeah, this is my man. We was going. We was going. From the day in Lost Professor Crib? From the Lost Professor. I was like, yo, we used to rhyme every night. I said, took him to Russell Simmons.

Yo, this is my man. He rhymes. He's dope. Russell's like we used to rhyme every night. I said, took him to Russell Simmons. Yo, this is my man. He rhymes. He's dope. Russell was like, nah, he's weak. I said, damn. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was going by Nasty Nas. Yeah, Nasty Nas.

He was like, nah, that's not it. I don't feel it. I don't feel it. We was in a dude, another DJ. Back in the days, his name was Clark Kent. Real good. Took him to Clark. Clark loved it.

Clark understood it. Clark always got music, you know? But Clark was like, at the time, he Clark. Sneaky pin. Clark loved it. Legendary DJ. Clark understood it. Clark always got music, you know? Right. But Clark was like, at the time, he couldn't do it because I don't think Sylvia was allowing him. He was doing, I believe, Atlantic at that time. Right. One of those labels. He couldn't do it.

So then me and Nas were walking, and Nas was like, fuck it. That's it. I'm out of here. We bounced into Stretch Armstrong. Back then, Stretch was like, come to to the studio when we got to the studio We bounced in the MC search and um We did the song up there back to the grill. I was on it with him If this was after barbecue, I was only with him back to yeah, but it didn't come out

Original version You're on an original version? The original version. Oh, man. I still got that. It's a search. You got a copy of that? I still got the copy. Oh, come on. We need that. We need that. We're about to play that. I still got the copy. We need that. Search might sue us, though.

That's my nigga. That's my nigga. We'll play the acapella. Then from there, it went on. The deal was a fucked up deal. He was like, yo, I'm going to sign this deal. It's fucked up. I was like, fuck it.

You're dead already. We got to lose. Then he signed it, and then he took off, and that was it from there. Is this a search life? This is a search life, yes. Then we hit live at the barbecue with Lawrence Professor, and then we just took off from there running. But I was always on sex. Sex sells.

Right. And then you also developed this. Right. How did that come up? That was just back in the days, just having fun. When you was coming up back then, you have to have style. You have to have a whole lane to make yourself stand out from everyone else. So that's what it was.

And then for me, I was real competitive. It was like when you make records, you compete. Then I seen the lane. It was like for me, I felt like, yo, go the sex route. And back then, everyone was like, ah, man, you're selling out. But today, I outlived all of my peers who was out there. So it's like I still love the red mans. I still love the buckshot shorties.

I still talk to the Lord Finesse's. But it's like sex is universal. Everybody wants to learn about it. Everybody wants to grow about it. It's timeless. It's like some other young kid says, yo, I seen put it in your mouth for the first time. I heard it. grow about it. You know, it's timeless. It's like some other young kid says, yo, I seen Put It In Your Mouth for the first time. I heard it.

I experienced it. I know white girls that see Put It In Your Mouth. White girls, Asian girls. Like, I used to run around when I was younger, and it was like, you would just get head just for spite. Not because you deserve it. Just for spite. It was like, come here, let me see.

You brought me on tour one time. Yes. You had your dancers. Right. You had female dancers and male dancers, but not strippers. I mean, like, scooby scrap style. Right, right, right. You know what I'm saying?

And then you had the females come out with a banana show. Like, you used to do. A banana show? Like, yeah, it was a banana show. A banana show. Yeah, it was. It was like the finale. We came out.

It was hip hop. We had DJ. We had Rob Swift, who was dope. Incredible DJ. And he was cutting up, and he was doing what he was doing. And then Nori, we used to bring Nori with us. I'm going to get into the Nori story, too. It was good.

Is this a nipple story? No, this is another story. We've got some other stories. So we would bring Nori on the road with us. And every night, we'll go out, and it's like, we'll bring Nori out on the stage. Nori would do his record. Nori and every night you know we'll go out and it is like we'll bring Nori out on the stage nor do his record nor he was young you know going out with we have a band we'll meet up with my mom's I do it I'm la la and maybe to NY yes yes definitely big songs big songs bring Nori out I will call

Nori oh come on you come in he's like yeah I'm coming jump in the back of the van him and poem drive will go to the show I said I'm coming. He jumped in the back of the van, him and Poe. We'll drive. We'll go to the show. I said, I'm bringing out my man Noriega. Y'all don't know him. Give him a shot. He's coming. And Norie would come and lay it out. And then after that.

But you had a whole show to your own. Before we went, yeah, it was a whole segment. We had a Norie segment. We had a Dan segment. Rob Swift. Then we had the Rob Swift segment. Then we had a somebody going to get their dick sucked in this audience segment. And that was the great segment.

Someone would come up. Somebody like that the great segment. Someone will come up. Somebody like that segment. Some random fan will come up and have a beautiful happy ending. Let's make some noise for that.

You can go to jail if you're doing that nowadays. This is more Zika. You go to jail. You go to jail. I'll let you get that random person.

I want to know. We would pick it out. I would have a girl standing next to me. I'd say, anybody want their dick sucked? Was he pre-picked? to me. I'd say, anybody want their dicks up? Was he pre-picked? Watch this.

I would say, anybody want their dicks up? All right. See? Nobody want their dicks up. Nothing happens. I was like, I don't know. All right. But if someone wanted their dicks up, they'd pick it up.

Charlie would have been like, Charlie would have been like. Look at Twin. God damn it. God damn it. Twin, roll it up. Roll it up. Get ahead. Get ahead.

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on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. God damn it, man. Check out Real. I'm looking for Eddie the Ass Eater. Where's he at? Eddie Giggs, he don't like us no more. Eddie the Ass Eater. We got a guy named Eddie the Ass Eater. That's his job, is to lick ass. Like, just random ass.

It's okay. It's okay. We bring a donkey through here. He'll be like, yo, go ahead, and he'll bomb. We had a porn chick

who just finished working that day. He did an anal scene and he licked ass. Let's make some noise for Eddie the Ass Healer. So, you had this show and let me tell you, this is one thing that you taught me, right?

I can remember we were somewhere on the road, and they was trying to debate whether you would go first or this guy would go first. Who was the guy? I don't remember. Say his name. We're definitely saying. Say his name. I remember you saying, I don't give a fuck, I'll go first. And I remember looking at you like you were crazy. Like, do you saying, I don't give a fuck, I'll go first. And I remember looking at you

like you were crazy. Like, do you know this guy's records? I forget who it was. But you came on and destroyed it and went on first. And it was like,

ever since then, I was like, it don't matter where I go now. Like, I would just go and I'll just do a better show if I go on first

because I want them them right so i remember the support of your day parade it was a black artist i won't say his name i don't remember but i do remember this is my own shit and i remember him me hearing him saying to the promoter like yo um no no let nori go on first and i remember daddy yankee had just texted me or whatever it was i mean daddy yankee it was a party day for Ray so I cheated definitely cheat code cheat code I go on first immediately boom I hit text

Daddy Yankee text Nina Scott text Fat Joe they all came in and I did it and then I handed him the mic I was like your turn he was like fuck you mother fucker but I had learned that from you because so many like back in the days it was dope for the MC to go last. Right.

Now, nobody wants to go last. Right. And back then, it was dope for the MC to go last on the stage. Right. But you like kind of invented like, I don't give a fuck when I go. I'm going to smash everything into smithereens. My thing was the bigger the artist, we wanted to go before him and, you know,

just set the bar. My shit was like, fuck the show, we're going to go right to put it in your mouth, we're going to get somebody to dick suck, how are they going to top that?

I don't give a fuck what record they're going on. Let me see. I would just go out on the stage like, the record won't even play, it'd be like, who want their dick suck?

We can't, this is a big dog back here. I ain't got no time. I came to hear his records too. Let me just get somebody dick sucking. Let's get out of here. Let's do this, you, come on. That's a cheat code right there.

That's a cheat code. That is hard. We started off with getting dick sucked. You put it in your mouth, we go, get his, hold on, stop the music, take his clothes off, get his dicks up, and then let's do, go back to this show with this big dog on it.

So everybody pray for dog artist I remember going no matter where we went and his show was memorable like I don't give a fuck and at the time of course that's memorable right

no I'm talking about I'm talking about everybody had to stop and at the time like you know other people got like 10 records on the top 10

he had just had put it in your mouth right and that was the grand finale and everything built up to that moment. And then when Put It In Your Mouth came on,

it was girls doing shows with bananas. And it was just like, you're doing, you're bouncing the hip hop, but then he had some pretty ass fucking people swallowing whole bananas.

And you're like, all right, I want to watch you too, nigga, but she's like, more attractive. You feel me? And then it was crazy

because you had the horn dogs watching the girls. You had people who loved real hip hop because it was a real hip hop show. It wasn't like, it wasn't like some dump. If you loved hip hop, you wasn't disappointed.

No, no. But you also got turned on maybe a little bit. Like, oh shit, this bitch just swallowed a banana. Like, we afterwards you know like it's just real shit like you know what i mean right and it's like you would go from different states and just find random girls and it was like for us it was hip-hop era it was the era of the dj when you would stop and let the dj actually do his turntables. It was the era where you would

sit there and rhyme. You had to look everybody in their face, word for word, and go for it and connect with the audience. That's what it was. And then after Put It In Your Mouth, you had this record. Girl, would you fuck me for free? Crazy record.

Complexion, right? Complexion. Big up to KC Smoke KC Smoke Even Damone, man I ain't seen Damone in a minute Rocky, yes Yeah, Rocky, what's going on? Word up

Big up to that old left rack But How did I Fuck Me For Free Right Go ahead Let's just break that down Fuck For Free record was

Everywhere I went From state to state Now I'm putting it in your mouth Now I'm going everywhere Now you're putting it In the bitch to state. Now I'm putting it in your mouth. Now I'm going everywhere. Now you're putting it in the bitch's mouth. Everywhere. Everywhere. Everywhere you're throwing it in your mouth.

Let's make some noise. It was for spite. It was for spite. It was for spite. I was literally coming up. Literally coming up. So it was like every state I would go to and then after it would happen, the girl would be like, yo, what you paying me?

And I'm like, what do you mean? What am I paying you? And that's how we invented the song Fuck For Free. And it was a good song. I had fun with it. Right. I bet you did. Yes.

I like that song. Who produced that? Who produced that? Frankie Cutlass produced it. Frankie Cutlass. Yes. Frankie Cutlass. Frankie Cutlass came to the studio. And you Panamanian or no? Panamanian. Frankie Cutlass. Yes. Frankie Cutlass.

Frankie Cutlass came to the studio. And you Panamanian or no? Panamanian. My mother's from Panama, father from Costa Rica. Yo, let me tell you something. Frankie Cutlass got something to do with everybody Spanish. Yes. God damn it.

God damn it. Make some noise for Frankie Cutlass. He's in the whole Black Machino community. God damn it. Y'all got to wake up. Y'all got to wake up. This guy there is my Akineli, God damn it. Listen, listen.

You know how I get government name? I'm going to have to ask you to step back. We didn't ask you to wait. You gotta wake up. You gotta wake up. This guy there, my Akineli, god damn it. Listen, that's your government name? I'mma have to ask you to step back. We didn't ask you, twin. That's DC Twin. You should support him on his GoFundMe. What's your GoFundMe, my brother?

Where you at with that GoFundMe? Man, you're ridiculous, man. Right, tell him your GoFundMe, man. That's my phone. You're looking at my phone. He's at the same place. Yo, where you at? Where you at with the GoFundMe?

Where is it at? GoFundMe? I don't know, man. I'm probably like at $30, $40. All right. All right. GoFundMe. GoFundMe.

GoFundMe. GoFundMe. GoFundMe. GoFundMe. Hey, it's GoFundMe slash Twins Journey to L.A., man. You already know. That's right. That's right.

I just came back from New York, man. I just came back. You're working against yourself. I just came back from New York. So, fund me for L.A. My Instagram is DC2WIM, man. I just came from New York. And the people weighed in, and they did say that Snoop did say he was going to beat somebody.

Actually, a fan confirmed that in my comments. That's a fact. He did. I agree to that. I agree. It makes you look like you're a twin, because Snoop telling him he's going to beat somebody. You're going to beat somebody. Mike been telling you you're going to beat somebody.

You ain't been listening to that nigga, but you're going to listen to Snoop. And I respect that. That is hard. So Fuck Me For Free. Right. Boom. Now, what year was that that came out? Fuck Me For Free. Oh, 1997.

Fuck Me For Free. 1997. Yeah. That's the year your album dropped. No. Yes, it is. That's the year my album dropped. Yeah.

No, that's the war report. War report. 98. So now, it's 2016. Right. Now, do you hear the remake of Fuck Me For Free, or did they reach out to you prior to that? They reached out to me prior to it. Now, who's they?

Khaled. Khaled called me directly. He was like, yo, we want to do your record over. You know, I got Drake on it. What's up? Let's hit the record. I said, really? You know me.

I'm dead already. Like, what are we going to do? What do y'all want to do? And then he was like, what do you want for the record? And I said, nothing. And he was like, really? I said, nothing. It's just like, and I appreciate Khaled and Drake doing it because it shows, like, the guys who paved the way, we didn't die in vain.

So I took that. I said, look, man, I appreciate it. I want absolutely nothing. I want you to go turn this shit number one. shows like the guys who paved the way we didn't die in vain so i took that i said look man i appreciate i want absolutely nothing i want you to go turn this shit number one i want you to let pave the way to let let my peers let the sadat x's the lord finesse the grand poobahs let them feel like they didn't die in vain i'm there it's like we were the frontline soldiers yeah i don't know what you mean right but we're the frontline soldiers paving the way. So we paved it for this ever era to get back. So when they turn back

and they show homage, it's like you love it. When I hear Usher right now with his song, you know, it's like the whole No Limit people that he's bigging up on the record.

And then you don't even know if he knows that. Right, right. You know? Well, let's make some noise for Ock being rich and not winning money. Most niggas will be like, who's singing on it drake oh yeah cut the jack baby but but that's sincerely how you feel right right that's sincerely how i felt like look man that's real

it was it was so many old bitter niggas it was like but but it's funny man because then you get every person from that generation and It reflects them, too. So they feel like we didn't lose. You know, it's like the dude who's locked up forever. He calls you and say, we didn't lose. You know, we did it. We did it. And then that's what it is.

A friend of mine. It's funny. One of my friends, he's locked up. He's been locked up for, his name is Twin. He's been locked up for probably. I'm not Twin. You got both twins. What's up? Right is Twin. He's been locked up for probably, I think it was Twin. Right. They got both twins.

What's up? Right, right. What's up? He's a shy ass nigga. Look at this nigga over there. Right, right, right. He's been locked up for years, but it was like,

when he heard the record, he called me 17 years ago. He was like, yo, remember we voted that record for us? We did it. And that shit meant a lot. And he's in there like,

we did it. Drake is doing it. Who is Drake? You know him? I'm like, there. Now, did they sample the beats or they just sampled the concept? The concept with the hook. And then they sampled the hook.

Correct. But still got it hooked. They would have to pay for that if he didn't co-sign. Now, do you own the publishing on that or no? Oh, wow. You never sold your publishing? No, never. Never sold the publishing.

Oh, that's why you're buying clubs out here. Let's make some noise for niggas. You still get checks out here. Let's make some noise for niggas not selling the publishing. You still get checks out here? Still selling for freeing checks? Oh, yes. Yeah. Yo, I was mad at Trash for selling my publishing, but then I got up and then I sold my publishing

again. So I'm sorry, Trash, for ever being mad at you, goddammit, because I was selling my publishing. You refinanced your publishing? Yeah, yeah. I did it like four times, man. Niggas, listen, if you want to buy my publishing now, man, I'm selling drink chance, smoking shit. I don't even think we got it.

Hell no. I don't even think we got any on drink chance, but fuck it, be selling them. God damn it. Let's make some noise for Ike. Keeping it real, though. God damn it. And now, here's a big thing with me. Right.

A big thing with me is I love the phone call prior to them throwing it out. I love the phone call prior to remaking the actual record. Right. But it's like, then hearing the actual record, that's a big part for me. Right. When you heard it, was it like, yeah, they did it justice? Or was you like, oh, I would have did it a little bit different?

How did you feel about that? I just appreciated it. When you're an artist and you go hard and you grind, you learn to find the best out of everybody and you learn to find the best out of every artist. So you appreciate it and you appreciate the fun that he's having

on the record and they're just going and the concept is still carrying on the same tradition. So you're fully satisfied. Fully satisfied. And it was dope. They asked him, who do you want or who would you see on this record?

I think that's dope. No, they knew Aquas Rich, they knew Aquas Rich. They offered him, they knew he was going to say no. Goddamn, it makes no sense.

So, ah. Yes. We did the fuck me for free. We did all of them. Right. Back in the days, I heard, the the days I heard

The first time I heard Q-Tip was in Left Frack Right Was when he was with you Right Like what was Was Q-Tip working on your first album? Nah Q-Tip was friends with Large Professor

You know so Large Professor would always come around with Q-Tip And um Will hook up from time to time. And Q-tip was always good. I love Fife. I love their energy on the show. I never did no music with them.

But it was like the respect was always there. Because it was like we'll go and we'll have fun on that stage. And whenever we're at a stage, we'll just really lay it down and go hard with it. Right. Yes. All right. Now, what was it? Because you're one of them very seldom people, like very elite people that had a relationship

with not only Nas. Right. You had a relationship with Big. Right. And even with Jay. Even while Jay and Nas, where my cup at? Even while Jay and Nas was beefing. at? Even while Jay and I was just beefing. But let's break down your relationship with Biggie Smalls first.

Big, we met in Brooklyn. And we met at, a friend of mine, Phil Pabon, had a party out there. Phil Pabon from Left Frack. From Left Frack. That's right. We moved to Brooklyn and me and Big was just rhyming. Phil Pabon used to run PNB Post No Bills, the clothing line. Correct.

Correct. Oh, dope. Post No Bills, yeah. I'm a hip hop too, man.bon used to run PNB Post No Bills the clothing line, correct? Correct. Oh, Post No Bills, yeah. I'm a hip hop too, man. Listen, my beard is gray,

I just ain't let it grow out. Yeah, so he would do that, I met him out there, me and Big, we would just rhyme. We sat there, and then for me,

it was competing, me, him, and it was a guy named Adolph the Assassin. so we was all there. Agalor. I told you. It was good, me, him, and it was a guy named Adolph the Assassin. Yeah. So we was all there. Agalaw. Agalaw.

It was good. Yeah. So we was there going at it, you know, and we sat there for like an hour. And it was like, it was competitive. It was like when, I never felt like I made music. I felt like I was competing, you know. It was like you just compete with whoever. And Biggie looked at me and was like, yo, I was like, yeah, I like the record.

And he was like, you know you're the competition, right? I'm here to kill you. I was like, shit. Wait, this is your first time speaking to him? Yeah, this is like after we cool. I call him. I'm like, yo, what's up, man? Let's hook up, man.

Let me get the record. He's like, yeah, yeah. You know you're the competition, right? I got to crush you. I'm like, fuck it. Now now what era of big is this now this is this this is a party and bullshit this is party this is party and bullshit he was this is that era like that record is out this was that era this is when i realized oh this shit is real right like it's up to your face yeah like and then after that you know when i when I see them, it was just like, what up, man? What up? But then after that, we got real cool, you know?

And loved them. With Jay. With Jay. Because I sent out a flyer the other day. I think I texted to you. And this is definitely Capone and Noriega's first show. First, second, or third show. And then it was Jay-Z,

Al Canelli, and then us. Like we were like the super opening acts. Right. And you've been, that was what, 97 again?

97, yes. Yeah. So you've been with Jay since then? Yeah, me and Jay-Z, it was cool. Was that Original Flavor ever?

Yeah. No. Yeah. Right. Yeah, this and Jay-Z, it was cool. Was it Original Flavor ever? Yeah. Uh, no. Yeah. Right. Yeah, this was Original Flavor time. Jay-Z used to run with Original Flavor. So it was cool. We was always cool. Every time I seen Jay-Z, you know, that biggie shit

stuck in my head. So I'm like, this is the competition. You know? So Jay-Z would be, I would see Jay-Z at Skating Rings at this place called The Ring. I'm good. I would see Jay-Z at Skating Rings and we'll called The Ring. This week is very good. You sure? I'm good. All right. Go ahead. I would see Jay-Z at Skating Rings, and we'll sit there, and we'll just rhyme to each other for a minute, you know? Yes. Time after time, you know?

And we'll just go at it, you know, going with each other. And then, you know, after that, we became friends. Right. And then we used to, it was funny, because I met Jay-Z with Jazz. Jazz on Jazz. Jazz O. Okay. So on Jazz. Jazz O. Okay. So he was with Jazz O.

So they was signed to Wild Pitch. So me and Nas was with Large Professor. Now Wild Pitch. Records. Okay, okay. So now when we used to tour together. OC was on Wild Pitch. Yeah, OC.

Big of OC. Correct. So we went out on a tour together with Wild Pitch Records with Large Professor and Jay-Z was with Jazz. But Main Source wasn't. Main Source, yeah. They were on Wild Pitch too? That's Large Professor.-Z was with Jazz. But Main Source was... Main Source, yeah. They were on Wild Pitch too? That's Large Professor, Main Source.

This is real hip-hop history. Yeah, so now when we on the tour, but this wasn't even Jay's rhyme. I'm like, I showed Nas his first tech, that's Large Professor, you know? This is what he's talking about when we on the road. So you was... Wait, time out. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Right.

Time out, time out, time out. You're not going to slip that. You're not going to slip that by. Okay, okay. All right, so on tour, because I heard this story is true. Yes. I heard Jay actually had a tech. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

On tour. Yeah. Yes. So we used to be on tour, me, Nas, Jay. So we wasn't there. Wait, wait, wait. Time out, time out, time out. What do you want me to do?

What do you want me to do? Because they never said it was a tour with you, Nas, and Jay. They just said. Wait, wait, wait. Talk about something. What do you want me to go? Because they never said it was a tour with you, Nas, and Jay. They just said it was Lars Professor and Jazz. For me, Jazz was, Jay-Z was with Jazz

and me and Nas were with Lars Professor. Oh, now I get it. They were singing Hawaiian Sophie. We were singing live at the barbecue. So every night,

you know, we got good. Me and Nas, our per diem was like $10 a day. So we got $10 and we had to split it. So we would go. Was Nas buying dime bags? No, he was nickel bags. Okay, a nickel bag. A nickel bag is a pocket bag.

Nickel bags of weed, some cheese, some turkey, some bread, and that was it. For the hockey. And we was on the road. That was our per diem, $10 a day. So we did it, and we sat on there, and we was like, yo, we're going to go. $10, I'm telling you. It had to be $25.

Large professor, main source. Main source of the headliner. So then, at that point, we all bonded. So when we bonded, we was like, yo, whoever makes it first got to drag the other person. So then, eventually, Nas was the one who broke out first. So me and we was like, yo, whoever makes it first got to drag the other person. So then eventually Nas was the one who broke out first. So me and Jay felt like, yo, this dude is going. Who's AZ?

Who's Foxy? Who are these people? Like, yeah, they're the firm. They're moving. So then me and Jay got real cool. So when me and Jay-Z got cool, every night we would go out on the road together. He would sing Ain't No Nigga. I sing Put It In Your Mouth.

We'd go on stage together every night. Oh, my God. So we would practice shows together the road together. He would sing Ain't No Nigga. I'd sing Put It In Your Mouth. We'd go on stage together every night. Oh, my God. So we would practice shows together every night. Every night. Me, him, Dane Dash hit the stage every night. So we'll do it. Jazzo was there. Jazzo, but this after Jazzo now.

Now, you know, Nas is gone. Now we get the originator. Right, Nas is gone. Then Jay-Z starts taking off. So when Jay-Z starts taking off, it gets weird now. You know, me and Jay, we're in a different place. I'm like, it was Acapella and Rockefeller records. So we were going.

This ain't about history, you motherfuckers. Right. So at that point, Jay-Z got to a point where he got real big. Me and Nas was always best friends. You know, we from Law and Professor. So with Jay-Z, I was like, it was to the point where Jay was so big that when you have

to put a record out, you have to go to Jay. Like, I'm going to put a record out in October. Is it cool? He's like, yeah,

all right. You know? And I was like, yo, Jay, this isn't right. You got this number one spot. This isn't right,

man. And I felt the way. I'm like, yo, you over here. We is here. You over here. Even when I see him to,

when I see him, I'm like, son, let me hold something. There ain't even no play. It's like, let me hold something. What are we talking about, man? So with Jay and us, we would always hit the road. We would go, and that's how that got started. All right. So now, you know these guys.

Maybe you sense the animosity because one was with, you said, y'all was with Lars Professor and they were with? Jazzo. Jazzo. They were with Jazzo. Right. Oh, I thought you said they was with Clark Kent. I don't know why I thought that.

Original flavor. Original flavor. So now, they both become Nas. Right. They both become Jay-Z. Right. Now, you hear become Jay-Z. Right. Now, you hear about this beef brewing. Right.

What is your first? Oh, for me, when it's going down, it's funny. You know, Dame Dash, when you listen to Dame, Dame will say, I can tell you started the whole beef. You know? Yo, I do remember that. Hold on. Hold on.

Time out. Time out. Yo, I swear to God, if you wouldn't have said that, I wouldn't have remembered. But as soon as you said it, let's break this down. Why did he? Oh, my God. Oh, are we breaking another fucking news? Are we breaking another news?

Okay, go ahead. So Dame always felt like Ox started the Nas and Jay beats. Because me and Jay and Dame would sit in a room, and we would be like, I would be like, yo, Jay, this isn't right. And he'd be like, what's not right? I'm like, that you're all the way here

and we're here. Like, that doesn't make sense to me. What's going on? What are you talking about? Nas, Nas wasn't there like that. You know, now Jay was moving, you know,

and I'm like, this isn't right. We got to ask you and we got to, but we was all friends. Remember, we're bologna sandwiches. So, you know,

I'm talking at a different angle. I'm like, we never knew they ate bologna sandwiches. I'm like, this isn't right. You all the way here and we're here. So, you know, I'm talking at a different angle. We never knew they ate bologna sandwiches. I'm like, this isn't right. You all the way here and we're here.

Like, this is crazy. And then he was like, whatever. Then we got real cool. Then they went at each other. Then when they went at each other, me and Noms was always cool. No, no, no.

But my question, I'm sorry, because I want you to get through all of that. Right. Don't you dare cut that off. Yeah, but when it started, like,

and they ain't through all of that. Right. Don't you dare cut that off. Yeah, but when it started, like, and Dame blamed you for that. Right. Why? What was that moment? I think Dame kind of blamed it because me and both of them was cool. Me and Nas came in it together. Me and Jay kind of hitched up more because when Nas started blowing, it was me and Jay going, you know?

And when me and Jay was going, when they caught their deal with Def Jam, I'm thinking, yo, Rockefeller, Rockefeller, what are we doing? And it kind of got kind of different, so at that time, I went on with Jessica Rosenblum. So then we started our own stuff. So it was pretty good. And then when they went through their turbulence,

it's competitive, it's competitive, you know? When they went through their turbulence, at that point, it's competitive, you know? When they went through their turbulence, at that point, me and Jay, we were, like, Jay and them would always call me just for, Dame and Jay would, it came to a point where they would just call me for bad news. They would be like, hey, it's me and Jay on the phone. See that girl you was fucking with last night?

You know she got herpes, right? Wait, what? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. But that's our relationship. Elliot Wilson. Elliot Wilson. Do you know Elliot Wilson? No, I don't know Elliot Wilson.

Well, meet his training. Not as much as the goat that you think you are. So they would always call for bad news. So it was like tension there with us, you know? So we would always have fun like that. And it's still competitive. To this day, like, mentally in their mind, I'm looking at them like, it's like the shit.

I'm like, yo, y'all won. In their mind, they're competing still with me. Like, I'm like, look, y'all motherfuckers won. Like, when I see Nas, like, Nas will call me if it's bad news. Like, I heard you went bankrupt. What's going on? I'm like, what's up, son? How you doing? How's your kids I'm like what's up son how you

doing oh I did everything I know oh yeah I did everything I did everything I did everything I've been sued by everybody okay all right but we're back and we're running for mayor let's keep it hip-hop yes so so they get to this beef right how do you your mind, you saying, these motherfuckers are going to work it out. Yeah, they did eventually. No, I'm saying, in your mind. Yeah, did you know that?

Of course, of course I knew they was. It was like, it was competitiveness with both of them, you know? Nas was against the ropes bad at the beginning, you know?

Right. Nas came back. Both of them were still, you know, strong artists. It's like different segments. Like, Nas probably was stronger on record, but on the show, he wasn't stronger than him. It's like, Rakim was stronger than Bismarck on a record, but on a stage, Bismarck would have tore Rakim up.

Right. So, that's how it was. It was like the arena. So, Nas was just able to kind of get him in that arena. And fortunately, he was able to make a difference. I ain't going to lie. That was the hell that nigga said. I don't even know what he said, but it was hard.

It was hard. That was hard. So now they work it out. Right. Dame ever, like, because I did hear Dame say that. And you know what the crazy shit is? I sent Dame a clip of the 50 cent interview right and in the 50 cent interview obviously you was sitting right there right because I wanted to

show him that we know Dame wherever you at we've read for the dusk old poppet in right on Sam and I sent him and he said I could know he's my nigga yes yes me and Dame we used to run around everywhere. We used to talk. We used to, you know, Dame's really intelligent. I wish they would have worked it out, Dame and Jay, but you know what happens. You know, probably one day we might get with Dame. Dame's really, really brilliant.

Dame comes from the era like a Steve Stout. Steve Stout used to, that's another guy who was a competition with me. He would just be in my mother's house playing Nintendo back in the day. Wait, in Sherwood? Yes. In Sherwood? In Sherwood. That was in Sherwood. Yes, yes.

Steve Stout, I apologize for everything I ever said to you, my brother. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I didn't know you was in Sherwood, Steve Stout. Yes.

Please forgive me. So it's like, it's like me and Dane, our relationship was really good. Dane was, he was a visionary. He knew how to think.

He knew how to, he knew, Dane gave me the thing of you could do whatever you Want you know dame brought my was with me by my first house like get it. I'm like I can't afford this What the fuck if you get it you know how he's If you get it you get it I'm like damn. I'm getting put out

come on he said fuck it he said you have fun you fucked in there I said yeah he said alright get out I was like that was it talking about that

50 episode all our listeners picked up on him saying chill chill chill before we get let's get into that

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No. I don't drink hard liquor. You drink hard liquor? No, I don't drink hard liquor. Oh, so you want some champagne? We can open up some Bel Air. Open up some Bel Air, goddammit. Rose? Open up some Bel Air. Come on. You belly come on you fuck a belly all that shit is beneath you

Okay, all right Moving with his belly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah bigger Rick Ross. We just seen him earlier. Yeah, he's a nursery to for Port of Miami Yes Port of Miami. Home team. Also, we're supposed to have the legendary True Life coming up soon. Maybe it came out before it because you know we never know. We never know when we put out these episodes. I'm excited. We're going to have Bow Wow on here.

Oh, yes. I'm excited. He's hella excited. Hella excited, man. He's looking at me like, oh, you and me. Yeah, I got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I feel like I've seen him grow up.

You know what I mean? We've all seen him grow up. Yeah, but that's very true. That's very true. So, Akanele. Yes. You have these beautiful females. Right.

This is... Okay, I like it. Just cut me off. Yeah, go ahead. No, I like it. Cut me off. Cut me off. They're going to be like, what?

Akanele's from Left Bracket. He cut them off. That's right. Yeah. We out of the hip hop, right? We going in. We going in. In and out of wherever you want.

Wherever you want. Definitely. It's your world, baby. Right now, this is chaos right here. She's pretty dope. Chaos. We need a drink champs host. No girl wants to come.

Let me tell you. This is chaos. Y'all like the first girls. This is not no MC. This is chaos. Besides our family. This is our family. Yes.

Like, only our family comes. Like, people who like that scene, they be like, ah, Drink Champs are retarded Rico. You know what I mean? Right. Break down your retargetment. This is chaos right here. Chaos. Chaos is one of the strongest girls on the pole.

When you see pole work, he's dancing at his best. Shots fired. Shots fired. Hey, hey, hey. Relax. Everybody relax. There was a ballet about him. Relax. Relax. Shots fired. Drink champs down. Drink champs down.

Chaos just did... Listen, it was chaos as he was describing chaos. Let's make it up. It's a part of the show. It's a part of the show. So chaos, when it comes to the polls, she brings pressure to the poll. If you haven't been to King of Diamonds before,

you would see chaos do all type of amazing tricks. This is what it is live in the flesh. She's part of our reality show that we're doing about South Beach building our King of Diamonds V Live brand up. When it comes to reality shows, all you see in these shows now is basically

a lot of retired entertainers. Right now, we got actual girls who are doing it in the presence, who's strong and who's the best at their craft.

One-on-one, definitely. You could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with us tonight. Ladies and gentlemen, as we introduce you, Chaos. Fellas, please don't get too close to the ladies, or you will pay child support.

Oh! Chaos. How she got in there? How is it? You're like the second lady that ever spoke on here. Charlie, Charlie, go in. Yeah, go in. I got child support all day.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. How you got your name? Oh, it was given to me by Pole Assassin. That's right. Chaos is from Chicago. Pole Assassin. Just say that one more time. I like the way you drag it.

Sounds like the ninja master of pole dancing. She's also a flying angel. A flag angel? Flying angel. Okay. Sorry, I'm not a trick. So I don't know what that means. Yeah, it's a flying angel

We're basically a dance team We don't really strip It's more like pole dancing Like acrobatics Straight up acrobatics That's not like Taz Angels No What is Taz Angels exactly?

That was like a whole house The Flying Angels I don't know I'm like married I invoke the. The Flying Angels. I don't know. I'm like married and shit. I invoke the fifth. Yeah. The Flying Angels. The Flying Angels.

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We love him. It's funny. Let me go back to hip hop for one second. Disco Rick. I want to know what's that. Angel's still a pussy. You're cutting him off now, man. No, because chaos want to go in.

Me and chaos. I don't know. You don't know. She know. I know stories. I've heard rumors. What's the rumor? Tell us the rumor you heard. She don't know nothing. I don't know anything. I't know. She know. I know stories. I've heard rumors. What's the rumor? Tell us a rumor you heard.

She don't know nothing. I don't know anything. I'm not going to spread rumors. I'm just saying. I've heard rumors. You see the hand at the top like this. Look at that. Look at that.

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Hey, Mink, say hi to the mic. Hey, what's up? It's Mink. Now, what nationality is you, Mink? I'm black and Puerto Rican. That's unfair. Unfair. Who did the drive-by back there? That's the gangster

Right there Now let me tell you About Star Come here It's a G With Star It works Cause it's like

With Star Cavalli She's almost like The assistant Because it's like With me If I don't knock it down I'm like Star go get her

Knock this girl down And Star will go Put in the definite work It's easy You heard of Young M.A. Yeah That's the homie right there Of course

Bigger up Of course Love It's always love Right That's the homie right there. Bigger up. Of course. Love. It's always love. Right. That's what's up. Love to everybody. Right.

Definitely. So, Ak, with that being said. Yes. We asked all our guests this. Yes. Do you be ass? I was on the show with 50 Cent, right? Yeah.

Chill. I was on the show with 50 Cent. He was telling me how Vivica was eating his ass, right? And I sat right here. I'm not going to lie. You look like a nigga that's into that. Listen to it. chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill chill

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So I just gotta like, like, it's like, okay. Like, there's fans that come to me because of the drink chance. They don't even introduce themselves. Right. They just go straight into the conversation. Like, yeah, nigga, you know how he acts. Like, no, I'm like, oh, shit, all right. Congratulations, great to meet conversation Like yeah nigga You know IE ass I'm like oh shit Alright

Congratulations Great to meet you man You know what I mean They just start talking You know what I'm saying They just tell me I'm petty But you gotta be a freak though Let's just keep it 100

Right Everything about you From the first time You ever made an album Your album name is Vagina Diner You jerked off a lot Let's just keep it 100

Yeah yeah Like as a kid Like as a kid And you gotta go back To Disco Rick Fuck that. And you got to go back to Disco Rick. Fuck that kind of shit off. You got to go back to Disco Rick. Okay, you want to go to Disco Rick now? You want to go to Disco Rick?

Disco Rick is... That brings it down south. Disco Rick is legendary Miami 305. It's the flag. It's the heart of it all the way out here. Home team, home team. When I came out here, the first person I met was Disco Rick, you know? And then he was doing what I was doing, bringing girls out on the stage.

And I'm doing this from New York 10 years. I bounce into Disco Rick and I'm like, damn, you know? I'm good. I bounce into Disco Rick. I bounce into Disco Rick and I'm like, yo, and I'm realizing this guy's real good. So from that point there, we got in there, we did the whole King of Diamonds shit together. When we went to King of Diamonds

it was called Crazy Horse. Me and him made a steak in there and I was like, look, I said in there, we did the whole King of Diamonds shit together. When we went to King of Diamonds, it was called Crazy Horse. Me and him made a stake in there. And I was like, look, I said, Joe, we can buy this building. Look at Miami niggas. Make noise for Miami niggas being horny. Miami niggas, Miami niggas. Crazy Horse, man. Yeah.

So it was Crazy Horse. So now I'm coming from the era of Dame Dash. I'm like, yo, we could get this building. He's like, where? I'm like, yo, we could get this building. So I went, Disco Rick is like, nah, we can't get this building. We went, had the meeting, put the money down, wham, turned it to King of Diamonds. That's how it was invented over there.

And that's how we got it. Then Disco Rick is like going on. And then you hear Disco Rick with his iconic ladies and gentlemen, welcome to King of Diamonds. And he goes hard. I'd like to show a lot of arms salute to Disco Rick. Yes. Yeah, he's a Miami legend for sure definitely

when you was doing all the sex music though you didn't have any influence of 2 Life Crew and anything going on in Miami prior to that I knew about 2 Life Crew I knew about Luke I watched them I watched it go but you know they were the first in hip hop right they were the first

in hip hop going at it. And then, we just came with a whole different angle from it, from like an East Coast version. So me and Luke, it was like a short time we went on tour together,

and then I realized the strength of their music when I came to the South. You know, when I'm in Boston and Connecticut, I'm tearing them up. Soon as we crossed over

to North Carolina, that's when I had to get in and start studying their records. Like, these motherfuckers is dancing fast. Yeah, yeah. Real fast. The music is better. With quad. Of course.

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DJ EFN. So let me ask you, right? Yeah. You got notes? No, yeah, I do, actually. Let me find out. You fucked me up. You Goog notes? No, yeah, I do, actually. Let me find out. Damn, you fucked me up. You Googling?

No, no, no, no, no. I ain't Googling shit. But no, because I wanted to big up my man, and a lot of people don't know who he was. But back in the days, in our hood, prior to it spreading throughout Queens, you were like a battle rapper. Right.

I remember it was a dude named Comedy from our hood. You remember Comedy? Yes. Comedy, that's big old Comedy.

Yes. I hope he was funny. No, actually, no. Actually, he wasn't funny at all. Because he was like,

I guess, the opposite of comedy. Right. Big old comedy. Yeah, like, I mean, he was serious. And I remember, like, he cut up everybody in the hood. But one day, we was in section two. It was the same place where E-Moneybags or, no, no, no, Sheldon had shot, um, um,

Hey, Hard Talk, God Bless the Dead. Right. Hey, Hard Talk, my brother. But it was the same spot. And comedy had challenged you one day. Right. And you had battled comedy, comedy had challenged you one day. Right. And you had battled comedy, like, in a friendly battle. Right.

But you showed them, like, you... How did you transition from battle rapper to actually... It was just, you still compete. You still compete. And I had to just see a wider range of how could I compete with all these... It's like, when it came to battling, I loved it. I used to live for it. Even at night, every night, like on my phone, I would watch URL.

I would watch Smack, the DVD. I'm going to go line for line with you. I'm going to break the song down. I'm going to break the metaphor down. You're talking about to this day. To this day right now. I watch it every night, and I'll see it to this day. That's like my fun.

That's like what I have fun doing. Back then, it was like you would sit there with metaphors and you would go and you would challenge. And it was like fight to the death. That's what it was about. That's what music was about, being competitive and trying to be number one and not number two, number three. Just trying to be number one. And then when I bounced into making sex records, it was like, how could I be competitive and still keep it metaphorically fun for everyone? But is that how you initially started?

You started as a battle rapper? I started when I started. It was like battle rapping. But then it was like battle rapping to be popular. Then it was like battle rapping to get pussy. Then it was like, that's what I'm about, pussy. Let's just keep doing it. Yeah, and then it was like that's what i'm about pussy yeah and he was like this is cool i'm right here and that's how that went now also see you got a ring on yeah what does that mean i was married i was look look this is a good story i was i was i'm well damn i think we're still married. But it was like, right, right, right.

It's a good story. It's a good story. I was in, I'm in the strip game. I'm in strip clubs. I met a girl in the strip club. You know, one day she held me down. We rolled out together. Then she turned into my wife, you know.

At first, I would look at all the strippers as the whole sluts and the bitches. But then I was loose when I was young. Like, I fought a lot of great STDs in my life, you know? That's why you always keep fighting the STDs. So, at that point there, and it was like, I was fucking more single ladies, more girls who was married, more girls. It wasn't the strippers. The strippers wasn't the hoes.

That's like one of the biggest myths out there, you know? It was the regular girl. It was the girl who worked in the doctor office. It was the girl who went to the local... The one living the lie. Yeah, the one living the lie.

That burns you. Yes, all the time. The space and noise from the bitches, that burns you. Right, right, right. So it's like, it's like with her,

we met, we did it, we had fun. Everybody's like, yo, how you marrying a stripper? How you doing this but at the end of the day it was like yo this was the people who was here for me at the end so it's like and then if i'm in this game here i might as well it's like i'm a circle i realized i was a circle everybody else was l7 the letter l and seven is a square so people are just squares and

they're in a square relationship i'm a circle i'm gonna go different so we did it it was the time of our life and after that um it just didn't work one day But it's like it's like it's like I'm married to the game still like I'm in the game idea I live around it. I breathe it. I eat it nothing changes for me, and that's what it is Are you sure you're not hard-working a little bit? No, I'm not a man take the ring off goddammit not at all when you when you when you marry into what you love you Didn't you married her, the stripper, the game. Then you're still in it. And this is what you love. And this is what you represent.

And you tell everybody that story. And then some people say, what if something happens to you? She inherits everything. I say, me and her ran through so many back streets. She deserves everything at the end of the day. So it's like, fuck it. Not to me. That's my nigga. If it's over, goddammit, it's over, goddammit. It's me, because I'm a petty nigga. I'm sorry. We established that I'm already petty, correct?

Alright, let's make some noise for me being petty. I definitely know he's 100% a better man than me from that statement alone, because if it's over, God damn it, take everything. Listen, I'm an Indian giver. Right. Listen. Listen.

While you're with me, it's all love or doubt. As soon as you leave me, I don't even fucking know you. That's the type of guy I am. I'm sorry. Real shit, real shit. And he's the same type of guy. I don't know what shit, real shit And Ian Bennett Is the same type of guy I don't know He's the best

He's trying to make me out To be safe You've been that type of guy Like listen While we're together You got the world You got my world As soon as it's over

It's like Fuck that Real shit, real shit That's right That's right Rich the bellboss man That's a bellboss That's a bellboss man

Big as the other Real shit So now. Yes. So are we going to run for mayor? We're going to run for mayor. But right before we run for mayor, too, at the same token, we're going to open up our new venture on South Beach. I'll call King of Diamonds V Live like we're coming together.

It's like Baskin's and Robin and Dunkin Donuts combining together. And we're going to be on Ocean Drive there. And we're going to try to shoot to make their $30 million a year just like the other mangoes just like cleveland or just like wet willies to compete with all the other surrounding clubs out there and that's what we're doing and in the midst of that we ran into a bump in the road which um alerted me to say hey i would like to be me and then we want to have the most beautiful entertainers from all over the world working there each girl should bare minimum have 100,000 followers on her Instagram to even be there.

We want it to be the best of the best. That's definitely a modern criteria. If you don't have that, then you got to be something special. Chaos is going to be there. Yes, chaos is definitely going to be there. Charlie's interested in chaos. Listen, I'm going to be honest.

I'm going to be honest. I. I'm going to be honest. I don't want to be a part of your campaign. I want to help support your campaign. Right. Because you know I shot niggas.

You know that, right? Yes, I do. All right. So, you know, you don't want to be a part of that. That's in your past. No, he's set them up

to collect phone calls. Yes, Norma used to be in jail when he was young and he was good. He was good. He would call me. I know I was trash me I didn't know I was trash

I didn't know what to describe it was good Nori would call me and the phone would ring and say you have a collect call and this is like

you know way back then a poppy back then right he's a poppy I would accept the calls he would you know I'm competitive I love it

so I find the best of my own Nori's like you know he's high in his style I'm like catming I love it So I find the best of my own Nori's like You know He's high in his style I'm like Cat Word up

Alright Yeah so I would collect I would accept Nori's phone calls Every day And listen to his rhymes And all that That's why when he came out

You know It was fun for me to say Yo I'm bringing him on the road With us you know Right Brought him on the road And then Yes you did It was wild Because I watched Nori go, just like Jay-Z and them.

I watched Nori with what, what, what, what, what, you know, all his records coming out. And then it was like metamorphosis when we had to change when Nori calls me up when they say, yo, you want to come on the road with me? No, no, I said please. It's like the road reversed. First, I was saying, yo, I got somebody coming to the stage. His name is Noriega. Then Norie's reversed, like, I got someone coming to the stage. As is life.

And then it was fun. It was, yes. But let me get back to Big and Him more. Yes. Because I just recently did a show with Dopalo. Right. And I literally told, literally in my mind was like, I'm going to do this stage like Awk would do it.

But with my music. Right, my music You know what I'm saying That was something that You hands down taught me That the stage Is everything Cause You gotta realize you had a hit record That the radio

Couldn't really play at a certain time Is that true? Yes, it was true. And your whole thing was just based on your stage presence. Ooh, because think about it. When can they play Put It In Your Mouth? Right. That's fucked up.

It's a fucked up song, even if you were grown people. If you were a grown person who's still thinking that's disrespectful. It wasn't no internet back then. It wasn't no nothing like that. It wasn no mixtapes because i put that motherfucker out right right right and then you know here and there you'll hear it so it's basically you have to go on the stage you have to be able to do your shit on the stage in order for it to work so it was like even with nori i would watch him do the shows and nori would come to all the shows with us and watch it and we would practice the shows and it funny. It's like I'm 45 years old.

So when I talk to girls, they don't know I'm on the stage at all. But it's cool. But it's like I would also, when I'm booking artists at clubs now, I'm able to look them in the face and say, son, you're not that hot. Just relax, man. Like, this shit is cool. We're like, take this $10,000 and come on. And they understand it.

Because they like, an artist is an artist on and they understand it because they like they're artists as an artist so they understand like i know him i follow his records all right you know i i did a metaphor for metaphor with him so it was like we would do the stage i remember noriega at um apollo one time apollo theater and i was like this when nori was first really breaking and i was like look man i think somebody else big was on the show but I know at that point there, I knew I was pretty strong too so I said, I'm going to come with Nori

and mentally help him tear this shit up. No, no, no. He deposed you? No, no. It was good money. You being humble. Listen,

I was there drunk and you know, this is why I like sober people. You always got to have a sober friend have a sober friend cause a sober friend gonna look at your monkey ass

and be like you fucked up but you don't know you can be in tonight and I took over the whole show and made sure we killed that

that night I remember that I remember that and it was crazy because I come from the era that it wasn't stage performance like it was like no it was stage performance I come from the era that it wasn't stage performance.

Like, it was like, no, it was stage performance, too, but that was secondary. Right. It was always about in the studio. But you came from the era right before me and stage performance. And I always appreciate you for that. But continue. Definitely. So it was like when we go there, I remember Nori and I'm like, little fuck it.

We're going to go help him and we're going to go make this shit good. And we'll go. And it was at two shows that night. And that's when I kind of seen him going to the whole other level. Then at one point, Nori got up here too. So then Nori was, he got on the Jay-Z nods. I was like, me and Nori would call me. I'm not going in.

He's sitting on me. I ain't. It's funny. It's funny. Like me and Nori, it would be funny when we'll call each other, we would introduce each other like, yo, let me hold sign. Yo, yo. So it would just stop the conversation.

Nah, nah, let me stop this. Let me stop this. One day I'm in the car with Ack. Listen, listen, listen. One day I'm hanging out with Ack. Ack is my motherfucking Ack. And I'm sitting and Ack says to me, yo, watch this. This nigga's's gonna ask me

for money right so he gets a phone call I'm in the car with I so he answers the phone but it's on speaker so he's like yo what's going on and then he looking at me and then I go and then the guy goes yo can I hold something

so I said I rush to him he's like can I hold it I was like can I hold something he says it right before he can say it can I hold something? So I said, I can rush this up. He's like, can I hold it? I was like, can I hold something? He says it right before he can say it. And since then, I was like, I'm using that. Whenever I know

somebody's calling me like, yo, what's going on? Can I speak? Listen, whenever somebody texts you, say,

yo, I got to holler at you. It's like, hold up, what the fuck? What can't you holler at me when the text? Because sometimes a nigga just really be really busy. And they're like, no, you it's like hold up what can't you holler at me when attacked because sometimes the just really be really busy and they're like no i gotta holler at you it's almost 90 of the time they're

gonna say let me all stop right right so as soon as they do that i'm like i ain't got it but i learned that from your ass man definitely how many people would you say, try to hold something from you in the hood? In left rack city, let's just keep it real. Shout out to everybody in left rack city. Shout out to everybody, everybody make some noise for my guy. You told me to let me hold something. I still use that to this day. Right. As a matter of fact, I still use that to this day. Right. As a matter of fact. Right.

I still use that to this day. Right. Because, yo, you was the first rap star. I mean, Soul Sisters was kind of from left rack. Right. Would you agree? Right. But they were like originally born in Brooklyn or something like that.

Yes. Then they moved to left rack, so they kind of never really repped left rack. Right. Then Kenny Anderson, Kenny Smith did it on the sports basketball front, but he was the first star in Left Frack City. How did, because I

remember you used to, I write me the shows and you used to be like, come by yourself, because you knew that everybody from Left Frack wanted to go to your shows. Just how was that in that time period? In that time period, it was cool growing up. I would always tell Norrie, come by yourself, because Norrie was with a whole wild crew, and incidents would just happen all the time.

You taught me. But we came there, we came up, and we just had fun. Right, right. You know what was a funny time when we was on tour, too, as well? One time you said, yo, you rolling like Nelly in the St. Lunatics. Right? Right. And I was like, word?

He was like, yeah, you got like seven artists, 14 friends, five such and such, such and such. And I was like, word? And he was like, but you're not selling records like Nelly and the St. Lunatics. And he was right. I was gold rolling with 95 people. Right. was right. I was gold, rolling with 95 people. Right, right. You remember that? And you told me.

And you told me you've got to cut some of these niggas off. Yes. And I did, and I was an asshole. Yes. And then it paid. Let's make some noise for Og being the Theococal. I don't even know if that's a good thing. Making up language. So now, picking up language.

So now, ah, yes. You drop, you meet Nas, you meet Big, you have a relationship, you have a relationship

with Jay. What made, and then, you're successful because you was on Interscope. Interscope is probably the biggest record label

ever. Like, let's talk about the Interscope, just being on Interscope. Because was you there probably the biggest record label ever. Let's talk about the Interscope. Was you there before Death Row? Yeah. When we got there, Death Row, they just came that next year.

It was kind of a wild place. Was it new? Was Jimmy Iovine just starting? Jimmy Iovine was just starting over there. Jimmy Iovine and Ted Field was there still. It was like, we did it. We went over there. That was the first deal I signed.

I believe that was in... That's crazy. Yeah, that was like in 1991, and they gave me $500,000, and from there it was on. That was it. Let's make some noise here and give it up for our crowd. Thank you.

2016, $500,000. Now maybe Def Roe came later But Tupac was already signed to Interscope When you came there Did you meet Tupac ever? I never met Tupac No we never met him Okay but your relationship with Big

Was there And then Interscope And Now you're owning Strip Club. Yes. What are you more happy in? What field? It's the same field.

It's like it's still the entertainment field. It just transitions over. It's just like the basketball player. They play, then eventually they start coaching the team. Just like the boxer. He boxes, then next thing you know, he's walking somebody in the ring. You know, it's like the entertainer. then next thing you know he's walking somebody in the ring you know it's like the entertainer you entertain you compete now you get on another level where you compete art art imitates life if you're rapping about drugs and eventually you're gonna

stop and you're gonna get into drug game and you're gonna go for it you know i was rapping about sex so for me it was only right to say hey get in this lane i could identify what good talent was from girls on that side. So it was like, hey, let me put this to go and start from the end, get it from the bottom up. Now, let me ask you this. We also ask all our guests this.

How many abortions do you think you paid for in your life? This is when the advertisers bow. Yeah, the advertisers leave us at this point. We just lost Johnson & Johnson. Oh, yeah. Damn. And Lip.

Lip stopped fucking with us. Right, right. Lip stopped fucking with us. Lip said, fuck y'all. Get it right. Get your own right. Lip said, fuck you. Get your own right.

These niggas is crazy. Go ahead. Let's do some advertising right now. We're all right. We're coming out. Right, right. I don't even know. You don't know? All right, now listen. Right. I don't even know. I don't even know.

All right, now listen. Right. I'm going to keep it 100. Go ahead. I told my homie straight up. I said, yo, listen. If you're going to borrow money from me, don't say it's for abortion. Right?

Because if you say, yo, I didn't pay for abortion. And I know the bitch. You fucking. When I come around, it's going to be uncomfortable for everybody. Because I'm going gonna ask the bitch you're like is everything okay I'm in on the baby killing

I'm an accessory to the murder god damn it ah let's just if you could just count on your fingers how many you think I don't even know

come on I don't even know you a horny nigga I see you rubbing nipples we just lost we just lost Crayola how We just lost Crayola. Time to rub your nipples. Let's go to this story.

Let's go. This is a nipple story. Let's go. Me and Eno. Okay, all right. Where was we at? We was in like Buck Creek. Nipple-landia.

Buck Creek. Nipple-landia. Buck Creek, right on here. Give me the story. How does it go? All right, now this is what happened. Listen, listen, listen. Don't try to retract the story. I'm like, yeah. This is what happened. Give me the story. How does it go? All right, now this is what happened. Listen, listen, listen. Don't try to retract the story.

This is what happened. He accepted the story. We came in. We were smoking. And we was in a gas station. I remember you said, you niggas are smoking in a gas station. We were on a tour bus. Right.

And there's some white bitches or some shit. And they just sit in there. And Capone jumps out. I never jump out the vehicle. Capone jumps out. And they see Capone. And they're like, what the fuck? So they bring him on the vehicle, the bus. They get him to the back.

And then it was just all hell worked loose. And then you just walk back there. And in my mind, I don't think this is exactly accurate. But in my mind, you did the Clark Kent shit. Boom! You bust your shirt open, and you start rapping, and I was like, oh my god! I ain't gonna lie, I was like, stop! Like in my mind, like, stop, stop, stop, stop. But you had it, and you coached them. You didn't participate, that's a fact. You didn't participate.'s a fact you didn't participate

that's why at the time you was naming your album Benny Hill right and that's what Benny Hill so that

that's the only reason I remember it verbatim you know what I mean right oh you got another one from other people yeah

listen man Akimeli yes I'm already you already got my vote you could have been anywhere in the world but you're here with us tonight we're running for man the names again chaos and this is chaos and this is me me and this is stark mink and me and this is

stark kavali makes it happen stark kavali oh okay so these are all your girls talk about like that like stark kalli works with me. Star Cavalli works with me. Wait, wait, wait. What's Star Cavalli? I drank Roberto Cavalli vodka before. It was nice. That part. Star Cavalli basically is the

one where if we see something and if I see something and I'm not participating at the time, Star will go knock it down and bring it back. You got to get her. You got to cover from all sides. You got to get somebody.

You know me. Like, when it's time, Star's the one where I'll be like, look, what are we doing? What's going on? This nigga's DJ Khaled right now. He got another one.

All right, so listen. All right, so let me ask you something. Now, I presume you're gay, correct? That's cool, right? I'm talking to you, Star. Me? Yeah, of course. Yeah, absolutely.

So do you think men eat pussy good, or you think we have no chance when it comes down? We have no chance. Like, let's move. Let's move. All right, he just looked like, look, Mike, let's move you and him. Bag the same chance. Right. Come on. I'm throwing you under the bus, let's move. All right, come on. He just look like, look. Right, let's move you and him. Bag the same chicks.

Right. I'm out. I'm throwing you under the bus. It's okay, your girl's not even. All right, listen. This is a total example, right? Right. Let's suppose y'all both bag a chick.

And I'm not talking looks, I'm not talking none of that. Right. And then the chick says, whoever's going to eat my pussy better for 20 minutes. Right. Who do you think wins? The chick knows the lay of the land better, man. I just want minutes. Right. Who do you think wins? The chick knows the lay of the land better, man. I just want to know, who do you think wins? You or my nigga with the beard?

He got experience. It might not take 20 minutes. See, I ain't playing. All right, God damn it. You know what it is. God damn it. She knows the lay of the land. All right, all right.

So explain that to us. What do we don't know what we're doing? I don't really know. I kind of just focus on the finish line. It's like, you know, you got to catch the ball. You see that? If I'm looking at you, I can't catch the ball. I got to catch the ball.

Like, I'm out of here. I'm going to the end zone. You hear that? The finish line. Are you comfortable with me asking, like, have you ever been with a man? Yeah, of course. And what did he didn't do for you that made you go to the other side? It wasn't really that.

Women are just beautiful. I agree with you. We all agree with that. So what do you want people called? I'm just a woman. There you go. In my heart, I'm just a woman as well. I'm just a woman as well. In my heart I'm just a woman as well I like you as well

I love you God damn it No I just love this Because you know why You know this is a chance For our audience To be educated as well Because you know

The thing about Drink Champs Is we accept transgender We accept whatever Whatever If you want to listen to us You want to be a part of us You want to get a part of us you want to get a drink champ shirt you don't judge it we don't judge you any color race national

creed i don't even know what i'm talking about but i'm talking about this is what i'm saying whatever the fuck you want to be and you want to be a part of the drink champs yeah we accept you definitely we don't there's no stipulations there's no motherfucking you know what i mean whatever that was everybody under the hip-hop flag everybody under the hip-hop flag we don't there's no stipulations there's no motherfucking you know what i mean whatever that was everybody under the hip-hop flag everybody under the hip-hop flag we don't care if you gay we don't care if you burgundy we don't care if you you we we you're pro that's a new caller and we don't give a fuck if you if if you gonna drink have a great time look at god damn it with god created you're a fucking drink champ. Because listen, I just want people to know, we have drink champs that don't drink. Right.

We got drink champs that be in the gym all day. They're champing drinking water. And they're drinking water. You know what I'm saying? So we accept everybody because that's what it is. And that's how I think society and life should be. It's just, I don't give a fuck what you do. I don't even know what type of shorts is those.

Look a little weird to me. But I don't give a fuck what you do. I don't even know what type of shorts as those. Look a little weird to me, but I don't give a fuck. You still my man. You ain't judging me. I ain't judging you, my man. That shit like ashen wash. I like those.

You can wear your shorts and drink champagne. I like those. I wouldn't wear them, but there's a lot of beats that I wouldn't rhyme on, but I like them. You know what I'm saying?

So us at Dream Champs, we accept any creed, race, Pluto, Mars, Jupiter. It don't matter. Animal. As long as you want to get with us, have a good time. You drink it up with Akineli. This nigga got a strip club on South Beach.

On South Beach. Ocean Drive. He got three of the beautifulest women. And then he got my nigga there too. What was my nigga name again? I forgot. Star Rock. Star Rock. No, no. Star Cavalli. Star Cavalli. And Bill Star Rock clothing as well. You know what I'm saying? women and then he got my nigga there too what's my nigga name again i forgot star rock star no no

star cabal star cabal and bill star rock clothing as well you know what i'm saying this is what the fuck we doing man no i'm not laughing this is what we doing this is what this is what life should be like we accept everybody every color creed brand and this is what we doing look at my nigga efn yeah he know he's supposed to get just for men. A long time ago. A long time ago. But we don't tell him not to do that. He accept him. My man, look at his grades.

We love that. We keep it real. 100% real. We love that. You know what I mean? You bring in, you got another, we got Burgundy. Can I name you Burgundy for a little while? Let me find out, Ron Burgundy. Can you come over here?

Can you come over here? Can you come over here? You know, you can come over here. It's okay. It's okay, God damn it. Look crazy. See, don't I look crazy? You look crazy. You look drink-champable.

You look crazy. You look drink-champable, you're acceptable. Come on, girl. This is real shit because we're voting for Akineli. Yeah, we're voting for Akineli. But your name is very hard to spell. Yes, but we want to do it. Please tell the listeners how you spell your name. When you text it, you're voting for Akineli. But your name is very hard to spell. Yes, but what we want to do is... Please tell the listeners how you spell your name.

When you text it, you're the worst. A-K-I-N-Y-E-L-E. Say it again. A-K-I-N-Y-E-L-E. We're definitely running for mayor. We're campaigning. Nori, we want you to help us out here. I'm going to help you out.

Definitely. We appreciate it. EFM, we want you to help us out here. Do it. We want to have fun. We want to integrate Ocean Drive. We want to integrate Ocean Drive. We want to integrate South Beach. We want to make it one place to live at

and one place to party for everyone. We're going to get Larry Flint. We're going to get Larry Flint. Larry Flint, if you're out there, we need your motherfucking support. Come on, let's keep it going. Hover, Jay-Z, he made you up the whole interview. We need your support to make Akanele the motherfucking mayor. Let's keep it going. Go. Hova, Jay-Z, he made you up the whole interview. Oh, yes.

We need your support to make Akanele the motherfucking mayor. That's right. We ain't stopping yet. Keep going. Go inside. Nas, that's the ball. Just go. We love you, kid.

That's right. You know when he was 16, he was going to move a pound. Oh, yes, he was. Half a pound in that. Let's go. Nas, we need you to come help out make Akanele the mayor. Yes, do it. Okay, let's keep it going.

I forgot. We also need support. KRS-One. Oh, May. Yes, do it. Okay, let's keep it going. I forgot. We also need support. KRS-One. Oh, yeah. All the OGs. All the OGs. KRS-One. We need, listen, because it's very simple.

Either you come out here, move out here for a month and vote. That's right. Or you can come out here and you can support people. What are we going to do? We're going to do a bus drive on South Beach. That's right. So everybody come out here two weeks early. Register to vote.

Get your ID. Right. Get your ID. That's right. And we're going to set up buses with Scrappers. With Scrappers. In the buses. And we're going to do it.

Drink Champs. CBS. Let's do it. Go CBS. CBS. We's go. Go CBS. CBS. We got to go. We just lost CBS. CBS.

We got to go. We helping to let Akineli Adams as the motherfucking mayor. That's right. Of South Beach. Yes. I think we can do it. I think we can do it. I think we can do it.

Luke. We can do it. Luke. We need you. Jim Jones, you spend time out here. Let's go. Whether you got a time shift or whatever. Jim Jones, we need you. Jim Jones, you spend time out here. Let's go. Whether you got a time share. Jim Jones, we need you.

Lil Wayne, we need you. Let's go. Matt Main, we need you. Let's go. Scott Storch, we know you moved to California. Bring your ass back for a month. Pitbull, get your ass over here too. Pitbull, bring your ass back because we need to make legally that you can smoke weed on South Beach

and watch people with no shirt on. Strippers. There we go. Preferably women. There we go. If you're into that, we're going to let you live as well. That's right. You know what I'm saying?

Yes. And help Twin get to L.A. with GoFundMe. Shout out to GoFundMe. Hold up, man. It's GoFundMe, man. Dash, Twin, journey to L.A., man. Spell GoFundMe. Hold up, man. It's GoFundMe, man. Dash to my journey to LA, man. Spelled with a two. You already know, man.

I'm a young nigga on a journey to experience hip-hop history, man. You made mad love to the mic. And I'm sharing. Hold up, man. Nah, because I'm making... Nah, because I love... Okay, okay, okay.

I love the Dream Chaps Army, man. You know what I'm saying? Dream Chaps Army, help me get to LA, man. Yeah, Dream Chaps Army. And I share the experience with y'all. You already know How my Instagram be poppin'

Yes That's how young You gotta keep young niggas Around Of course Of course I keep young ladies around They keep me young

And that's how everything works I wanna thank you For having us up here No no no We gonna end We got like five more minutes We gonna end it We gonna end it

Let's have fun I'm having fun I'm here all night with you I'm here all night with you. So let's get to it. Yes. So you're the owner of the club and you have the, when I say relationships, I'm not meaning nothing funny. How do you maintain the woman to keep working for you? You treat everyone fair. You treat everyone like people. Every voice has to get heard. And that's the reality.

There's no competing. There's no competition. Everybody's there. But a little bit, you got to be picky. Because you ain't not going to let my man Art with the beard strip, right? That's not going to happen, right? Oh, no, whatever. He said if Art has 100 followers,

100,000 followers, come here, baby girl. You look very gorgeous. Come over here and join us. We're having fun. Nobody sees this. We only got three followers. Don't worry about it.

We got four. We really got four. We got 10. Just come over here. Come on. You're very beautiful. You need support. This is support.

We're trying to get this man elected for mayor. That's right. We're going to be mayor. How we pick the girls most of the time is we pick them. We got to make sure there's no stomach or nothing like that. And then you want to get entertainers. Girls who entertain hard and look good, they're really going to go hard with it to the death.

I think that's very racist. So it's bad people. Don't worry. What is the reason? What about the pregnant women? They're kids. Come on. Come on.

Chill, Lee. Chill. It's okay. Come on. Chill, E. Chill. You got to have like one fact mention it. Like, it's okay. Like, come on, man. Pregnant lives matter. No. Pregnant lives matter.

Chill, E. Chill, E. Chill. You know my man, E. Chill. Eddie, that was your shit at one point. I don't know what my homestead was going to say. Pregnant lives matter.

That was wrong. That was the Cuba at one point, Eddie. I don't know what my own shit was going to say. Pregnant life's mad. That was the Cuban guy myself. Listen, if Eddie the ass eater, that's what he used to target. He used to target pregnant bitches. Oh, yeah? Yeah, so listen. Let's say, okay, in a corporation, if a woman gets pregnant, you can't fire her. Now, what happens if chaos, right?

If they get pregnant. I got the good answer. Right, right. One of them, they gorgeous. They beautiful right now. Exactly. But, oh shit. Nigga done shot up the club. Let me tell you. So long. What do you do? What happens is... Look, they curious too. Look at them. Oh shit.

I didn't even know. Oh shit. Like, what happens? Somebody shoot him in the club. You know what shoot him in the club means. Right, of course. Okay. You know, I got no boss control.

We start, when we interview girls, we start by telling them, don't make promises we don't want you to make, and don't make promises you can't keep. So if they get pregnant inside the club, you definitely fired. Oh, sure. Oh, shit. That's how it works. I'm like against your policy, Big A.

I think it has. That's how it works. So long as it's not inside the club. Not inside the club. But now, she comes to the club and she don't tell you she pregnant. Right. But she got the belly out. Right. But she's still kind of hot.

Right. Like, she's still kind of hot. Right. And you know there's a nigga like Eddie the Ass Tito. We got a nigga named Eddie the Ass Eater. We got a nigga named Eddie the Ass Eater. He prefer pregnant bitches. Like, what do you do?

But you on South Beach now. Right. You're a little Hollywood. Right, right, right. What do you do? Do you leave the bitch or do you be like, do you be like,

yo, listen, baby, we're going, because it's called tip out, correct? Do you pay her tip out and say, get the fuck up out of her head or do you leave her on a dance floor?

No, definitely with a pregnant. I mean, we for the kids, first and foremost. I don't understand that answer. We for the kids. We not. I don't understand it. You think she can stay or she got to go? She got to go.

It's not right for kids to be out there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because you got to put the kids home. Why don't you just take a shot of vodka like that? Because she's just used to it. Bottom line, the kid is big now. I know. Bottom line.

You done endangered children. We're responsible, and we don't believe in having kids out late. But we be like, take the kids home. It's too late. It's political. It's death-hacking. It's too late, Eno. Take the kids home.

It got awkward. I'm sorry, folks. Pregnant lives matter, Eno. Oh, god damn it. I don't want to start this hashtag. Black Lives Matter is going to kill us. Pregnant Lives Matter. It's going to start.

Listen, Black Lives Matter, we love y'all. Chill, chill. Chill, I'm sorry. Chill. And listen, we got Bow Wow coming up soon. Yes. So we're going to address that. Black Lives Matter is going to be proud of us again.

I'm sorry that I can't believe. What is Black Lives Matter and Bow Wow? I don't see the correlation. No, because he kind of, he didn't say Black Lives Matter, but he kind of like. Who and Bow Wow. I don't see the correlation. He didn't say Black Lives Matter, but he kind of said his father's Indian. You know what I'm saying? So Black Lives Matter, people kind of went at him. So that's the reason why I'm saying it.

I'm very excited about Bow Wow. Is that fucked up with me? Bow Wow. Bow Wow's a legend. He better come on. No, no, no. Bow Wow's a legend Yeah yeah No no no no no Bow wow's right When bow wow first came out

He was in Snoop Dogg's First video Jumping on the couch Bow wow Bow wow Bow wow was um In Beyonce's First video

Back then too Dribbling his basketball Rhyme And bow wow did it man I mean Yeah But we promoting um V live

King of diamonds Ocean drive Bow wow probably Is invited there too To come hang out with us Yeah he of age Yeah But we promoting V Live King of Diamonds Ocean Drive Bow Wow probably Is invited there too To come hang out with us Yeah he of age Yes he definitely is You ain't gonna hit this boy

No Everybody feels I'll hit this boy Also Yes Akineli You know you ain't drink Cause you're another one

That ain't drink But your peoples is drinking Right Correct Right Everybody drinking Yes Alright cool

Don't bust no more shots Yes Let's also big up to Johan at motherfucking Ciroc. Right. Ciroc boys in the building. You know, me and Diddy, we've been talking. I'm like, yo, I don't understand how y'all not stalking us to put those bottles on the table. Like, we tired of buying Ciroc.

It's like, no, no, no. Right, right. We're very tired. Right. Also, Bacardi. We are tired of buying y'all. Yeah, Bacardi. Y'all better wake up. You know what I'm saying? We know y'all. Yeah, Bacardi. Y'all better wake up.

You know what I'm saying? We know y'all doing deals with Swiss Beats. God bless Swiss Beats. That's our brother. That's our family. I'm about to leave Bacardi, man. Listen, man, I already hit Swiss Beats. I know he's doing a no commission thing, but I was hooking it up behind your back just

so it could go down, but it ain't happening as fast as I think it enough. Yeah. Bacardi, you are slipping. I'm angry. The people, the brand ambassador at Bacardi, we got the number one podcast doing 1.2 million. What did we do last week? 1.2. And Bacardi, y'all

don't want your bottles on here. Big up to Dame Dash. That's my man. We got his Dusko Poppeton on the table. Big up to, once again, to Keith and Alina. Moet. Moet Nectar. Big up to Young Sav. Moet. At the Moet Nectar. Right. Big up to Young Sav.

Sav. Rose. MMJ. MMG. Excuse me. I'm fucked up. MMG. I just seen Ricky Rose as well.

So if y'all know, hit up Ricky Rose on his DMs. Hit him on everything. Make sure he comes through next week. He coming through. He coming through. I spoke to Sam Snead. Shout out to Sam Snead. Oh, snap.

That's one of my favorite A&Rs in the game. Right. Sam Snead. You know what Sam Snead. Oh, snap. That's one of my favorite A&Rs in the game, Sam Snead. You know what I'm saying? And who else? Big Up True Life. Luke. We got Luke.

We got to come through. We got Luke. Luke. Luke. But I can't thank you so much, my brother, because you got so much history. And you really brought some real gorgeous women, some pretty ladies. There's a lot of people that... Let me ask the ladies a question before we get up out of here there we go like is there men who i'll just say that i'm gonna pay your rent like for the month like how does that go like

because i've seen niggas that say i'm gonna pay her rent i'm like what like like they just walk in and just look at a lady and be like i'm gonna pay her rent i'm like is that like a miami thing or like it's like like have people come up to you? What's the first thing they offer you? Like, what are they trying to fuck? Go ahead. Go ahead. Let's just be clear.

We need to know. This is all your first ladies. Like, what's the first thing they offer me? Yeah, like a horny nigga. He's trying to fuck. I'll take you out the game. They'll take you out the game? Like, you too pretty to be doing this?

What would you say, Charlie? What would you say? I was asking you about the fucking movies that your mom would regular now when a guy comes up to you and say he want to take you to the movies what did you say like he's a lame to you like uh no that should be you used to the guy saying i want to take you out the game um now before no i used to think it was sweet i guess before what want to take you out to the game? Um, before, no. I used to think it was sweet. I guess before. What, movies or take you out to the game?

No, like movies. Or take you out to the game to have the movies. That was sweet. Yeah, like before you when the money comes into play. But now he comes up to you. You just,

niggas just threw $1,200 on you. Right. And he's like, I want to take you to the movies. You're like, calm ball. No, you're like. Keep it real. What do you say? You're like, they just made a you to the movies. You're like, calm ball. No, you're like. Keep it real. What do you say?

You're like, they just made a fucking movie. Right, yeah. Like, unfortunately, it kind of makes you a little biased. Hold on. Hold on. Yeah, look at that. It does. I can't.

I'm not going to lie. It does make you a little biased. It does make you a little biased. It does. Now, prior to you stripping, that guy that wanted to take you to the movies was the shit? Not even like the shit, just like, oh, that's sweet, cool. We're like, I don't know. Regular.

Hold on, Charlie. Now, how about for you, Manny? I don't want to go to the movies. I want you to spend this check. Hello? Manny, Manny, Manny ain't got time. Manny ain't got time to play with you. She ain't playing at all. Yeah, when I time to play with you.

She ain't play at all. Yeah, when I used to do it. Give me a mic. Give me a mic. I can't hear you. Baby mama a dancer. I done dated a lot of strippers. I know the game.

You're the right hand. Okay. Let's just be clear. What you just said is your baby mother's a dancer. Yeah, baby mama a dancer. I done dated a lot of strippers. Had long term relationships with them. You a professional.

Yes. What she just said was what? This is Charlie. This is Charlie's skin. What you said, you know what I'm saying, I get it. Niggas coming in there KOD and they throwing out thousands of dollars. I get it. But a lot of times women just want to feel like they normal.

You know what I'm saying? Like they just ain't a piece of property that people come in there and be like, yeah, I'm going to throw $3,000 down. That's your job. That's your job. I am not talking about your job. I'm talking about what's going on. But you're in the facility of my job.

No, I get that. I get that. But what we're talking about is after your job. People that work. People that work. People that work. Wait, people that work. People that work.

Wait, what up? People that work, they don't go home. They don't get breaks. They don't have a normal life, they don't have weekends off, vacations, and all that stuff. Right, so what do you guys do when that happens? This is real shit, man. Right.

Look, Khali, you're the only one. You want to go real. Real shit. Y'all work all the time. Y'all work hard. I'm not. Listen, listen, listen, listen. What's the question?

Hold on a second, though. This is a battle between a stripper and a regular nigga. I like that. Let's go. Let's go, Charlie. I'm high on the ball, y'all. I? Hold on a second. This is a battle between the strippers and the regular niggas. I like that. Let's go. Let's go, Charlie. I ain't a baller. I don't give a fuck. Let's go.

You know what I'm trying to say? Charlie's game. You all are normal ass girls. You know what I'm saying? You guys have a job, right? Right. And y'all jobs is at night and on the weekends or whatever time it may be. But do you not have days off?

Do you not have days off and you want to go home and just hang out with a dude that fucking likes you guys just because you are you? Because you are chaos and you are me and that's who you guys are and fuck if you guys are stripping and dancing with 20 motherfuckers as a man you need to make more money than me You know what's funny? Was it Missy or the Brad? He went up to Missy and the Brad. He's like, can I take you to the movie? Yeah.

Okay, but break that down for us that don't understand. Because, listen. Listen, I'm going to be honest. If I wasn't, who am I again? I forgot. Victor. Like, I would want to see a pretty girl and say, hey, baby, can I take you out? Maybe I won't say the movies because I can smoke too much. But, like, I'll say, like, hey, can I take you? Like, that't say the movies Because I fucking I can smoke too much But like I'll say like

Hey can I take you Like that's not gonna work For me Like You know what I mean So can you explain Why this doesn't work For people like that

Well first off When I'm in the strip club I'm not trying to Get your number I'm not trying to do nothing I'm trying to get this money Talk to him Don't look at me

Talk to him Yeah so when I go on vacation I'm not trying to do nothing. I'm trying to get this money. Talk to him. Don't look at me. Talk to him. Yeah, so when I go on vacation, I'm going to go on vacation with a dude who I did not meet at the strip club. And he's still spending that check.

But I didn't meet him at the strip club. But if I do meet you at the strip club, I'm going to tell you I have to come back again so you can keep spending that money.

Pimp and pimp. You are what you eat. So if you go to the strip club, you always enjoy that strip. Oh, we forgot he was here. I knew you was here. Go ahead. Pimpin'! Oh, you're the first one we do tonight.

That's when that's the question. Oh, God. My twin's in the back. Wait, wait. Come on. Turn it. Come on. Keep sweating.

Keep sweating. Chill out, bro. Stop tongue kissing my mic. We ain't trying to make out. He just gave that mic to Zika. That's why I need my own mic. That's a fact, put that one for him. Pause, pause, I'm working for you. My twin's in the building. I love eating ass.

I want Slam to ask my twin if he eats ass. He just alley-ooped another question. Twins just look like he just came home from juvenile detention. Yeah, you don't to answer that, right? Come on, come on. What is that in your ear? They trying to get that.

That reality show. Keep it on. Yeah. The other twin. I want to know my twin's ass. Are y'all going to have beef right now? I'm in. I'm in.

Okay, talk to Ian Pence, Mike. I only eat my lady's ass. That's about it. Good answer. Good answer. All right. Why? Was this like why you ate your lady's ass that's about it. Good answer. Why was this like Charmin sponsor us? I don't know.

He passed me down a stripper one time and she thought we were the same person. You fucked this girl? Nah I fucked the stripper he back. Alright that Mike lives matter too man. Come on Mike let's get back to I need my own mic But all jokes aside I don't want to know

Anybody think that we're Playing with the lives matter No not at all Of course black lives matter No we just kind of Black lives matter Is because It seeming like it doesn't

So of course We're supporting that I can't believe We're talking about Black lives matter When you have The beautiful woman Next to you

Now You said you're Puerto Rican and black. Uh-huh. And those are yours. No, these are Coral Gables. Oh, yes. Is that where they get it? The best doctors.

Those are born in Coral Gables. Coral Gables is where is that? The best doctors in Miami. Is that Dr. Miami? No. No. Where's Dr. Miami at? I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

He might be in Coral Gables. He probably is in Coral Gables okay okay and it but the but the thing in the back that's all you all natural to same same natural no my You thought to Miami? I don't remember. Oh, Miami. I was just woke up in there Let's make some noise while I get so much money to go to the army. Now, I see, before they get up out of here,

these strippers, these are the first strippers we had, right? I'm not disrespecting them, right? That's beautiful things. Well, well. It's strippers derogatory. I apologize.

I apologize. Entertainment. This is a split going around. Adult entertainment. But, but, but, let me hit the segue. But Daphne Evans has left the game for quite a while, and she has her own brand of waist shapers, which is good to promote here for other up-and-coming girls who want to look good.

And men. Now, that's Daphne? Yes. Oh, so you don't, no more. No. Okay. That's a beautiful thing. She retired. Listen, let me just be, let me just't know more. No. Okay. That's a beautiful thing. She retired.

Listen, let me just break it down for y'all. In New York City, we used to hate strip clubs. We used to think that strip clubs was for... Y'all had the worst strip clubs. It comes to bigging y'all up. So can you let me finish? To big us up quickly. Too funny.

Too funny style. Come on. Come on. It's my story, all right? So back in the days, we used to think, like, the people that did that was corny. Until, but mind you, people that never left New York still thinks like that. But when you go to, like, I couldn't believe, like, you know, guys used to hang out in strip clubs. Like, Players Club helped a whole lot.

Because they was like, wow, this is not corny people and then you get to see like women who are not hoes like they were saying that earlier like i think that's an important part of the strip club uh uh whatever you call it the biggest yeah it's like it's like when i went to um i think atlanta right like i couldn't remember my first time in Atlanta. I think I was with you as well. Like, there's so many girls which is, was doing their thing, going home, getting dressed, and like, going to take care of their kids. And I was like, whoa. Right.

That's the reason why people in New York don't have this. No more of that. I love the strip club. I'll be dabbing on this. All right. All right. You cut in. All right.

I respect that. I respect that. I be cutting niggas off a lot. So, all right. Well, you know we have fun in the strip club. All right. So, ah, man. We dragged you out a lot, you cut in. All right, I respect that. I respect that. I be cutting niggas off a lot. So, you know we have fun in the strip club. All right. So, Ahk, man, we dragged you out a lot, man. Definitely. So, your next endeavor, you dead seriously, 100%, running for mayor of South Beach, which is different from running for mayor of Miami.

We're definitely doing that, running for mayor, 100%, going all the way in and you can watch us on allhiphop.com our weekly series where we're showing you the ups and downs of this whole struggle from building the club from developing the club and everything else when it came to um actually like filming lives and all that we were one of the first that was doing that filming like reality tv we were like one of the first i think i was one of the first people doing that in 2008, 2007. And then, so now that we're doing it in Miami,

it's like, we're doing it in real time. Like, what we shoot this week is really happening. We don't have a show like with people who don't do it no more.

Everybody with us is active. Everything is real and we're bringing it, we're showing the other side. Most of the time when you see strip club or strippers, you see a girl

with a cigarette on TV, it looks like a depressing story. We're showing you the side Most of the time When you see strip club Or strippers You see a girl With a cigarette on TV It looks like a depressing story We're showing you The real deal here Like this is It isn't about that It's about Having fun

Cigarettes ain't depressing That's right Everybody is like And I strongly feel That every stripper Ain't a hoe And ain't a slut And ain't a bitch

They're real people They make real livings They make real money Yes That's what it is And let's just pick up All brothers right now Let's pick up Ken Y And let's just pick up Our brothers right now Let's pick up Ken Yachty

Let's pick up M.Dot Mario Let's pick up my brother Cookie Yes Let's just pick up Our Chicago You know what I mean We got a real family

But a lot of people Don't know you Panamanian I know I said that earlier A little bit Right But you're 100% Panamanian Like you're not even black My mother's from Panama.

My father's from Costa Rica. He's Latino. This nigga's 100% Latino. Listen, a lot of people don't know, he's 100% Latino. He's Latino. He blacker than me in heart. We just got to interview Joe.

They're sponsoring us right now. You want to interview Joe? Goddamn, man, listen. Yes. I want to show respect. I know you want to be off camera, but I would like to shout you out. What's your name? 24K.

I'm 24K? I didn't even know someone existed. Oh, wow. Oh, she is. She sounds expensive. 24K. Very expensive. Like, I can't.

Chaos. Yes. Come on, Chaos. Shout out. You want to shout out Your Instagram baby Chaos It's chaos

The goddess It's K-A-Y-O-Z Definitely And Mink Respect And then Mink My Instagram is Daphne Evans

D-A-F-F-I-N-I-E-B-A-N-S And my website is Iamfineforever.com There we go And this is Star Cavalli right here Shout out 24K the model on Instagram She tried to hide I did it for her Since she got high

At Star Cavalli Talk to them Star Star Cavalli, Star Cavalli dot com. You know who I'm talking to? Star. Talk to them, Star. That's right. That's right, Star. Star comes to knock me out. Star Cavalli, just look at that. I'm about to write you

some rhymes, god damn it. Oh, no, no, no. I'm a writer. You're a writer? I'm a super writer. I'm putting you on, man. You know, this stuff grows right now.

Where you from, though? Where you from, though? I'm from, I was born in New York, but I lived in Cali, Miami. Ah, yeah, that's what I'm talking about. When you see me come in the club with stars, somebody's getting knocked down. The stars been knocking down. So it's like, look over there, it's straight for the hunt. It's like, star, who's that over there? It's like, it just skips right to it. Before it was like, can I take you to the movies now? So I could come to the lesbian conventions and they gonna keep they gonna let me in Do you? Alright My nigga That's great I know he's got that Yo, I got Nelly, man Yes

All of y'all I can't thank y'all so much Because you know what I mean We bug out We do what we gotta do But we actually got educated on sex This is the first time We ever got educated on sex

And we talked about gender We talked about everything So people know We're not avoiding no fucking, I don't even know what it's called, controversial events. We didn't avoid it. We tacked it head on.

We had fun. And the bottom line of today's story and agenda is everybody is voting for Akoneli. Goddamn! How do you spell your name one more time? Akinyele. That's the way I say it.

I say it like Akinyele. It's the way to spell it. Yes, A-K-I-N-Y-E-L-E. You could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with us tonight. Thank you so much. You don't have an Instagram No, not at all You don't have a Twitter

No, not at all I'm going to have to ask you to come as a 2016 Yes, we're here You are in 1996 We're all the way here I feel that we're going to sit on the forefront And we can politic everything one-on-one So the club is going to have an Instagram?

Yes, the club is going to have an Instagram Because I'm going to be honest The club is going to have a So the club is going to have an Instagram? Yes, the club is going to have an Instagram. Because I'm going to be honest. The club is going to have a Twitter. The club is going to have everything. That's what we promote in the club. Because you rich. A lot of old niggas don't have that, and they're fucked up. So you got to get your Instagram, your Twitter, your Facebook.

I don't use Facebook. I don't use Snapchat. But I am New Year Nori on Snapchat, just in case. I haven't used that in like two months because I'm InstaSnap right now. But ah, man, we wish you the best. Thank you so much. Thank you for coming through with these beautiful people. Thank you for holding

us down. Thank you for being and this is your second time on the podcast. You're welcome anytime. You're welcome anytime. Definitely appreciate it. We're voting for you for mayor. That's right. Listen, I'm a felon. I'm sorry. So I might not be able to vote. Right. Because I got a felony out here. I'm over-retired. I'm over-retired.

My retargeting is not good. Boris, we're going to make sure everybody vote for you. We want to campaign for you. We want to continue to do this because I know you might be taking this as a joke. No. But you know what Donald Trump opened up? Donald Trump opened up for people to not take you as a joke correct

Because he was definitely polling and he's whatever these is he was polling and so can you and I want to um Pause be behind you be support that movement and Let's make this some dead serious shit Yeah, because if you become the mayor of South Beach and I got your phone number still, I'm going to just be flossing. I'm going to just be like, the police pulled me over. Do you know, that's my nigga.

That's my nigga. Come through any day, I'll give you the keys to the city. We definitely need the keys to the city because you know why? We did like 26, 27, 28 episodes. But guess what? The majority of them has been in Miami.

You know what I'm saying? So we're going to show love to Miami. And you beautiful ladies for coming out to Miami. It's all the thing that's helping us push. And we're going to continue to do it. And we thank y'all for coming, man. DJ EFN. Remember, September 10th, we're doing that Nori barbecue. I'm going to fly back from Hawaii just to do this, and we're going to keep going.

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