Drink Champs - Episode 32 w/ Combat Jack and Jack Thriller

Episode Date: September 6, 2016

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys drink it up with Combat Jack of the Combat Jack show and comedian Jack Thriller. They discuss the current state of hip hop podcast, podcast beefs, and hip hop in general. In what might be the longest Drink Champs episode to date the guys drink, laugh and also have some tense moments. --- 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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And right now, we got two Jacks. We don't got one Jack. We got a Jacks We don't got one Jack We got a Jack Who started out on Besides The Industry Then he took it over Then he realized that He didn't want to be an artist type

He wanted to be the owner type And I'm talking about Combat Jack Yo Internets what's up Internets He what's up? Internets! Internet, he made that word up. Every time I use that word, and I always big you up. Shout out to Dallas Penn.

That's why I couldn't understand, but we're going to get to that. I couldn't understand because I always big you up, and then we got to do a one-eye, and I'll stab the nigga in his bad eye. Oh, no, no, because you're going to say

nothing's going to happen, right? Like, if I stab you in your bad eye? It's cool if you do that one Yeah And He's been involved With The 50 Cent's

Uh Internets Internets Internets Internets Uh I don't even know this word But like

Resurgence For the guy 50 Cent And right now We got two Jacks. We got Combat Jack and we got Jack Thriller. Jack Thriller. In the motherfucking building.

Let's make some noise. Now, are we setting this off for the shot, Tiger Bone, or are we going to wait until later? Actually, we took one because, you know, you were a little late.

You took one? Yeah, we took one. We'll do another one. We'll do another one. First of all, Combat Jack, Reggio says, my friend, you can call me whatever you want.

But my friend, I appreciate that you came down here because you stepped up before Rap Radar. And we had pretty much like the same type of quarrels. But at the end of the day, it's just jokes. I'm just playing around. And I appreciate the fact that you came out here. And you also have your own thing going on. We're going to get to that later because I want to

big that up as well. Yes, sir. But I want to big you up for coming out here. Let's make some noise. Yo, let me tell you though, man. Let me tell you, man. Yes, please. Get straight to it. Oh, you got the tiger bone out already? I got to say this, man. I'm really, really proud of y'all, man. You know what?

I knew you was proud of me. He was saying as soon as he got here. No, I knew that.'m really, really proud of y'all, man. You know what? I knew you was proud of me. He was saying as soon as he got here. No, I knew that. I knew that. And I love the fact that y'all are dominating the podcast game. Right. I don't ever see this shit as competition. We're all in this shit together.

And you're an owner. Yeah, I'm an owner. And you're an owner. But I'm still an artist. You know, the ego still come up. But I love that you guys came out of nowhere. And y'all number one right now. Oh, man, ego still come up. But I love that you guys came out of nowhere. And, like, y'all number one right now. Oh, man, let's make some noise.

I love that shit. You know, fun fact. You know that he's in the Coming Home Haiti film. No. I mean, you saw it. I said. No. He's in Coming Home Haiti.

Oh, my God. He didn't even remember, though. Thanks for going me in. Y'all got motherfuckers with the New Year's Eve blowers? Yeah, we usually have more. We're light right now. And then now we also got my friend. He got one eye.

He got one good eye. Man, you keep reminding me. Yeah, I keep reminding me. You ever forget you got one eye? Never. He got one good eye. Are you out here jeweled out? God damn it. I want my rubber rights today.

I want my rubber rights today. I was going to see Jeezy. I went to see Jeezy. Do you understand? I do now. And then he did not come. Oh, shit. But you know what? I drank so much on Def Jam. I missed the motherfuckers. What did you drink? I drank everything in the fucking atmosphere. Did you slap Angela Yee? Did you slap drinks out of people's hands? I miss them motherfuckers. What did you drink? I drank everything in the fucking atmosphere.

Did you slap Angela Yee? Did you slap drinks out of people's hands? I seen Angela Yee. What up, Yee? I seen, she told me to tell you hi. That's dope.

And then I seen Fat Joe. Hold on, did she tell you hi? No, I don't even think I told her that you was here because you coming up. You still coming up

and all. You still want to come up, man. Slow down, Jack. Yeah, slow down. Yeah, but I told him Carbette Jack is here And you know what Let me bring up to the Def Jam Whole system Chris Atlas My boy Ike over there

Because they're doing great things Over there I just think they're in dinosaur mode When I didn't see that There was a VMA party for Def Jam Out there I feel like I wanted to come personally And they had a lot of beautiful a VMA party for Def Jam out there. You know, I feel like I wanted to come personally. And they had a lot of beautiful black women that has worked for Def Jam there. But I feel like I want to personally come out there and just tell them that, you know, perceptively, L.A. Reid is kicking their ass.

It's crazy. Now, numbers wise, Def Jam might still be number one They got Iggy Azalea They got Justin Bieber They got Rihanna Kanye They got Kanye Just they're alone

A lot of them ain't direct But most of them Justin Bieber is now direct Def Jam Iggy Azalea is now direct Def Jam Does Iggy matter though, man? This is what I want to get into I want to get into you guys' personal lives and information. And what I mean by that is just interview you guys.

But then this is the interview I'm most excited about because I just want to speak hip-hop right now. Let's do it. You know what I'm saying? So I want to take it from there. So big up to everybody at Def Jam. They was great. They had the big shrimps out there. The prawns is at least $2 a piece.

Goddamn. You don't make a plate? Didn't I eat egg? What is that shit called? Eggs Benedict? No. Egg truffle. Somebody's phone is ringing.

Egg truffle caviar. Egg truffle caviar. I'm not going to lie. I like that shit. And Fat Joe came out. Chris Atlas once again. Shout out to Mozzy who's over there too. Mozzy, what up. Shout out to Mozzy, who's over there, too. Mozzy, what up, yo?

Big up Gil Green that was over there. Gil! It's Miami, right? That's home team. So let's get straight into it. Combat Jack, you're one of the most prominent podcasters. He's probably why we're here right now. In the world, because I got to give it up to Juan Epstein.

Yes. Yeah, them. They did it way first, man. Yeah, yeah, for sure. Shout out to Rosenberg and Cypher. Right. I got love for them, man. So what happened?

How did you see what they was doing and then say, I'm going to do it, but I'm going to do it different? How did that happen? I didn't see what they was doing. I just jumped out the window with no parachute. We started doing online radio. I just jumped out the window with no parachute. We started doing online radio. I just told my baby mom that. Okay, I can tell you. Yeah, we started an online radio show.

Oh, it started as an online radio show? Online radio show. We had a listener from Toronto, Cell Crack the Kids is his name. And he was like, back in 2010, he was like, yo, y'all have to be on iTunes. So he forced his way and got us on iTunes and that officially made us a podcast. But it wasn't until I met my

Loudspeakers Network partner, Chris Morrow. And he was like, yo, let's start a podcast network. And I was like, yo, what the fuck is a podcast? He's like, motherfucker, you're doing a podcast. So I didn't even know. Like, this was unintentional, man. I started just to. And you're our owner.

Let's make some noise for him. Yeah. Goddamn it. And then, all right, so, all right, you didn't hear Juan Epstein or did you? I never heard Juan Epstein. As a matter of fact, the It's The Real guys. Okay. There were two white guys.

Yeah, they had a podcast and I was a guest on it and I still didn't know what the fuck a podcast was, man. And then somebody told me about Elliot Wilson and Danielle's. They had a podcast. Oh, his wife. Yeah, and they brought up my name. But I didn't understand the concept. Oh, that came before Rap

Raider, their podcast? I didn't know that. At their crib. I forgot what it's called. It didn't do numbers. a podcast. Oh, wow. At their crib. At their crib. That's dope. Yeah, I forgot what it's called. It didn't do numbers. But, no, in a good way. Like, I'm not trying to just... No shots. No, no, no.

It just didn't do numbers. But, so now, how did you develop this idea of not only developing a podcast, but actually being an owner? The network. You know, I got to give it up once again to Chris Morrow because he's been a student of the podcast game for years. And after like a year of running with him,

he was like, yo, let's develop other podcasts. So we came out with this show, Sneaker Fiends with Dallas Bantam. Hold on, you don't take a shot of Tiger Bone on your own. That's not the way this works. He did it on the slide, too. That's not the way this works. Don't be disrespectful, Jack. I told you to bring your own drink.

Stop being disrespectful. He did. He did. What did you bring? Hennessy? He brought the Goose. He brought the Goose. This nigga done brought Hennessy.

Why I got to bring my own drinks? He brought the baby size. That's the baby size. Why I got the old? Yeah. You know why? You said bring my own. You're being selfish, man.

You're being selfish, Jack. My, me, me, right? No, this is bring your own drinks Friday. You know what I'm saying? So let me get back to this. But you already got drinks here. Let me get back to this. So Chris Marr was like, let's develop other shows.

So we developed a show called Sneaker Fiends with Dallas Penn and Premium Pete. We developed Reality Check with Jazz Fly and NY Delight. And it wasn't until we launched The Read with Kid Fury and Crystal. Wow. And that shit took the fuck off. That's the biggest podcaster. Black podcaster. Yes, yes.

In the world. They're superstars. And what years is it that all this is popping off? I'm thinking like 2012, 2013. Just earlier. And then Chris Morrow works with Charlamagne.

And Charlamagne... Yo, you guys over there got to be quiet and show some respect on these people's names. So I got to give it up with Charlamagne. And Charlamagne sort of- Yo, you guys over there got to be quiet. Show some respect on these people's names. So I got to give it up to Charlamagne because for somebody that's arguably one of the best personalities on terrestrial radio, he saw the future in podcasts. So he's like, he jumped in headfirst.

And then y'all got to deal with Charlamagne with Brilliant Idiots. Brilliant Idiots. And then since then, man, it's like, you know, I mean, you know. And then my man, Tack Stone. Tack Stone! Yes, that's my nigga. Tack! That's my nigga. I fuck with Tack. I fuck with Tack. idiots and then since then man it's like you know i mean you know and then my man tax stone tax stone yes that's my tax that's my nigga i fuck with tax i fuck with tax yes sir yes so it's been all organic man i always say man you got to trust the process and follow your heart so you didn't you didn't you didn't plan this nope so so you're telling me that chris monrose came to you you

were doing an online radio show yes and then he then he said to you... We partnered up. And he helped me start... He started producing the Combat Jack show. And we got to another level. He was like, yo, let's expand. And we got to be honest. They saw Dream Champs early. They saw...

Yes, yes. We were slow, though. Yeah, yeah, we were slow. But it's never too late, man. But I did. It's never too late, Dory. That's two years ago. That's Rachel Lewis, the loudspeaker,

approaching us first. God damn it. That is a fact. Theyspeaker approaching us first. Goddamn it. They even sent equipment and everything. Can I say this? Can I just say this? All right. Y'all need more ads on your show, man. No, no, no.

We're getting there, baby. I'm just putting it out there. No, no. I want to be all in your video. But you know what it is? Come back. You know what it is? Me and EFN, we always looked at the podcast as our fourth hustle.

Right. So we didn't want to take the Rikers Island ads when they came. and EFN we always looked at the podcast as our fourth hustle right so um we didn't want to take the Rikers Island ads when they came remember yeah we turned down some like if we turned down a lot of ads and then our numbers turned up right so that what we did was we was like you don't fuck it because we you know in the beginning we paid for everything you know from the camera guys big up to uh you know ourrain. This is our startup for sure. Everything you see here is us. Yeah, yeah.

Big up to 89, Closestore. Our team. Hazardous Sounds is not here right now. Hazardous Sounds, the engineer. Big up to Rich Blanco. Matt, who's engineering today. Matt Harris.

Matt, who's engineering today. What up, Kev? We figured we wanted to, because we both come from record label style, and he comes from the street team, and I come from the team that appreciate the street team

and we just was like, fuck it, we believe in what we doing so we just pay for everything and now we're being reimbursed. Yes. Yeah. As you should.

And now everything is coming into fruition but at first, we believed so much so we didn't, we didn't, there's a lot of ads that was,

came like, for instance, the Rikers Island ad. Rikers Island. They really had a Rikers was, came like, for instance, the Rikers Island ad. Rikers Island. They really had a Rikers Island ad? It was to send packages to Rikers Island. It was a company. To send packages to, and every time I subscribe to the ad.

Right now we're doing the ad that's talking about. No, you can appreciate that though, right? No, no, I can't. Why not? Because every time I subscribe to the ad, I made Rikers Island feel like a great place to be. And I was like, I can't do it. Right, right.

You know what I'm saying? He, he, and then this is my partner, and the very last thing, he was like, why you ain't say it early? I was like, because I kept going through the ad, and every time I go through the ad, I'm like, I make Rikers Island sound fly. Right. And I couldn't do it. We could never do it. Yeah, you could respect where he's coming from. And that's what I respect about the podcast game, man.

Right. And as you guys can tell, no matter how much notoriety You get man It's still an intimate relationship Definitely With your listeners So there's times where We get big money And I'm like I can't sell this shit To my audience

Cause they're gonna know I don't fuck with this shit So you gotta be honest man But you came in as an owner Yes Immediately Yes sir Was that something

That you seen in fruition Or No like I said man I just jumped into this Just like the lawyer shit I didn't see all that shit I just jumped into that shit Yeah man I lawyer shit. I didn't see all that shit. I just jumped into that shit. We're going to get into that later.

Yeah, man. I just trust my gut, my nigga. Right. Speaking of guts, Jack Thriller's here. Goddamn. Jack Thriller's here. I take a shot at that. Yo, what's up with your E-40?

Your, not E-40. Y'all fight never going to happen, man. Let's just keep it 100. Who? Who's fighting? We're fighting 40 clock. Oh, 40 clock, 40 clock. 40 clock.

Y'all fight is the fake. Is it serious? Y'all fight is the fake shit that is a $3 bill. And why do you say that? I'm just asking because I've been fighting for two years.

Yeah, can I, can I? Now, you seen me go get in the ring, right? You know I'm about. I fucked up in the ring. But no, no. Yeah, I got fucked up. You got fucked up.

But was that in the Bronx? Was I bowing? Was that in the Bronx? It was BX Fight Club. Fight Club? Big or big? BX Fight Club. Fight Club? Big or big? BX Ho. Let's make some noise for BX Ho.

Got that. Got that. Come on, get up for BX Ho. Will. Jack, don't bite Jack. Hey, listen. First 30 seconds of that fight, I was whooping that nigga's ass. And let's not also forget the fact that he was high on crack cocaine.

Is that a fact? It's a fact. You got blood tests? What's your fighter name? Because he's going to fuck cocaine. Is that a fact? It's a fact. You got blood tests? What's your fighter name? Because he's going to fuck you up. I don't even remember what the name of the artist. You remember what his name is. Was he from the Bronx?

I don't know where he's from. You remember his name. But I wanted the people to know that, yo, I will get in the ring and I will fight you anytime. I'm not going to lie. You brought up crack cocaine like we were supposed to give you props. No, no, listen, listen, listen. You fucked up. I brought it up before. You took a were supposed to give you props. No, no, listen, listen, listen. You fucked up.

I brought it up before. You took a crack head to fuck you up. That's what you just said. But this was an in-shape crack head. And then you came in here with Hennessy. 50 going to fire you. You know you've been here, right? That's not my Hennessy.

We got it on camera, Jack. Just playing with you. That's not my Hennessy. Just say you want to be nigger tonight. Just say you want to. Just say you can't see. That's F-ing Hennessy. Just say you can't see. I's effing. That's effing.

I sent my nigga to go get some effing and all I had was Hennessy at the store. This is why I told y'all to bring their own liquor. I wanted to see if you were going to bring effing.

Why? I wanted to see and you're not that loyal when it comes to your own money. Listen, that's his shit. 50 make money

off of effing. I don't make shit off of it. I get all the effing I can drink. I can't drink no effing in Miami and shit. I got to do what I want to do. Why not? Hey, man, I need a break.

I'm going out my effing mind. Come on, man. I like effing, though. I like effing too. There's a lot of vodka that I don't like. Word, word. Y'all fuck with Tito's? I fuck with Tito's.

Tito's is shit, baby. But the only problem, Jack, is one day I was drinking Tito's, right? I'm going to. Word, word. No, you all fuck with Tito's? I fuck with Tito's. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Tito's is shit, man. But the only problem, Jack, is one day I was drinking Tito's, right? I'm going to meet my TV guy, and he's a little late. We're in Miami somewhere, and then I ordered Tito's, and the guy just laughs at me.

He's like, he's organic. Like, and the bartender was... What did he say? The bartender was drunk as fuck. So he's talking to his friend he goes he's organic

he said it in a Spanish accent so I said to the nigga what the fuck did you say about me he's like no you're organic that's not Spanish at all what the fuck are you talking about he's like you know

the organic shit you gotta drink Grey He's like, you know, the organic shit. You got to drink Grey Goose. You got to drink. And I'm like, oh, shit. I did not realize that Tito's is organic. So a lot of diet niggas drink Tito's. Did you realize that? It's gluten-free, my man.

It says that shit in the ad, man. It's gluten. And you drinking Grey Goose. No, I bought Grey Goose for you, man. You bought Gay Goose. Gay Goose? Yeah. Hey, hey. You got to laugh.. Grey Goose? Yeah. Hey, hey.

You got to laugh. We got Fat Joe's vodka as well. We got Fat Joe's vodka. I just left Fat Joe at the GZ party. Again, GZ didn't show up while I was there. Big up Angel Lee.

Big up all the Def Jam beautiful ladies that was there. I gave the lady my credit card and Ike from Def Jam looked at me and said, what are you doing? I'm just used to paying

for my own drinks. He said, switch the credit card. Or maybe I said switch the credit card because I'm Grammy. But he switched the credit card

and I drank on them. I had at least five drinks. Maybe a bottle and a half. Maybe three. I don't know. That's why I'm late. I'm sorry. I don't come late.

But I haven't been on a major label half. Maybe three. I don't know. That's why I'm late. I'm sorry. I don't come late. It's all right, man. But I haven't been on a major label budget. As media. No, I got invited as media. How does that feel, man, going from an artist pass to media? How's that feel, my dude? I didn't know because it was weird, right, Carlito? Because I kept pulling out my credit card.

And they're like, relax. You're here as media. And I said that. Then Fat Joe walked in the room. As soon as Fat Joe walked in the room, I said, relax. I had to do it on my friend. I said, relax, Fat Joe. I'm here as media.

And he said, you got another one for our guy. Make some noise! Now, Jack Thriller, that eye's really fake? It's really fake, man. Okay, so you tried to be Michael Jackson. You tried to fuck Michael Jackson because I heard the story. What the fuck? Like, you tried to fuck Michael Jackson and he stabbed you in the eye.

Is that how it happened? No, that's not how it happened. And then when did Prince walk into the room? That's not how it happened. No, no. You told me this one day you was drunk. No, I was saying that I was... You would have fucked Michael Jackson. No.

Goddamn. Yeah, you're Jack. Hell no. Jack, just you and Mike in a room. No. Is that how you got Jack Thriller? No, no, I'm asking you. I'm asking you.

Listen. You and Mike in a room. I would have fucked Prince, but no, not Mike. Goddamn. I respect Michael Jackson. Prince kind You and Mike in a room. I would have fucked Prince, but no. I respect Michael Jackson. Prince kind of look like Halle Berry a little bit. Until he take his shirt off and he got hair on his chest. Then he throw you off.

But Prince a hater in his chest? I mean, you in a couple videos. Hey, change the subject, man. It's quiet in the south. It's kind of uncomfortable in there. I like girls. Yo, let me ask y'all a question, man. I like girls. Let me ask you all a question, man. I like people with pussies.

People with pussies. Being somebody in this podcast game, man, what's going on with Rap Radar, man? What's going on with you? Oh, Rap Radar, they are peoples. But see, the thing about it is this, Combat. Me and you had our differences, but I will never, ever in my life say that you're not great. Thank you. And I will never, ever in my life say that you didn't make the milestone.

And as I kept digging into this podcast game, I realized not only did you get in this podcast game, you came to this podcast game as an owner. That's something to be saluted. I don't give a fuck. What was our differences? And I ain't got no differences with you. I just played with you. Yes, sir.

I just played with you. I just joked with you. Likewise. I. I just played with you. Yes, sir. I just played with you. I just joked with you. Likewise. I wasn't going to sue you. Yeah, yeah. I know. You did say that. We'll get to that.

I was just playing. That tweet looked serious at one point. I got scared. I got scared. And then I made a record about it, which I let you know I'm retarded. I love when they're on rap records. But what I'm trying to say is, like, I salute them. You know what I'm saying?

Because at the end of the day, you know, they're on CBS. We made the last move at the last end on CBS. What's that, diet drinks? I ain't got no cup. God damn it, it's my first time I ain't got a cup. Nass, can we get a cup for you? I'm glad I'm drunk already. So this is the issue, combat.

I actually call them brothers, and I say, you know, great Clark Kemp episode. Or if I don't call them direct, they see me retweeting it. They see me talking to my fans saying, you know what? Because the fans said to me, you ain't get metal world peace. And I'm like, so what? It doesn't matter. And then if there's great content, I want my fans or any fans in general to go out to support it. And I didn't feel the love back because, you know, at the end of the day,

I don't give a fuck who wins, my dude. I want to push the culture forward. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? So I felt like I wasn't getting that from them at some point. So obviously, and then on top of the fact fact Elliot don't do it no more So big him up Do what? What does he not do?

What he used to do was say You don't know he's our competition You know, drink champs is our competition And such and such And it's like, you don't have to be our competition Because we could both exist in the same world Like when you're a real hustler Like you don't care that the dude down the block

got pink tops or yellow tops. You got motherfucking turquoise tops and you're gonna move your shit. So that was my only, only, only issue.

B-Dog, I got love for. Elliot Wilson, I got love for. Nice, nice, nice. But at the same time, it's like, it's like, because you fat, right?

It's like, I got a stomach. You got a little stomach. Jack got the... Maybe I got the biggest stomach. I'm going to take it. I'm not going to keep shitting on you, Jack. I'm sorry. But it don't mean,

so it's like the skinny guy in the room saying, yo, come to the gym with me. And it's like, alright, cool. I get drunk all the time. You think I can't work out? And then the dude keep inviting you to the gym. One day I'm going to actually come to the gym. So, all the times they kept saying, you know, you're the competition, you're the competition, you're the competition. I couldn't pinpoint whether they're saying I was the competition because we was on CBS or I was the competition because we were in the music category and I was trying to dominate.

But after a while, it wasn't funny no more. Right. Because it's like, I'm fat. I'm fat. And you keep inviting me to the gym. So one day, I'm going to build up my confidence, and I'm going to go to the gym, but I'm going to go to the gym just to go ham on you. And that's what happened.

And once that happened, they didn't like it. Right. Well, I can't tell you, you know, pinpoint personally that they didn't like it. I can tell you from their tweets or whatever that they didn't like it. I can tell you from their tweets or whatever, they didn't like it. It got a little ugly. I never looked at it like it was competition because I looked at it like we were Howard Stearns and they were 60 Minutes.

Now, in this hip-hop category, 60 Minutes has a well way of to exist, but Howard Stearns Right now is gonna Keep continuing to prevail Because these hip hop Guys are my friends

And you know B-Dot Said something that was crazy He said you're cheating And at first I thought About it and then it's like It's not that I'm cheating It's I'm in the same game as you. And if I chose to make these people my friends and then take that as an advantage for later,

I don't consider that as cheating. Because the thing about journalists is this. Now, I don't consider you a journalist. I consider you an owner. I consider you a content distributor. But the thing about journalists is journalists can never be close to the artist.

Why? Because if the artist come on tomorrow and jerk off in front of Rihanna, you know what they got to do? They got to shit on that artist. It's a conflict of interest. They got to shit on that artist.

I don't never have to shit on the artist because I'm laughing at the artist with them. I'm not laughing at the artist at them. I'm not laughing at the artist at them. But tomorrow, if you notice, any person who's a real full-fledged journalist, the next day after they interview you, they got to stay away from you. You know why? Because you might

do something stupid in a club, lick a stripper's asshole, and then guess what? That journalist has to report on you. You don't have to do that here. Out here, I'm going, if you laugh at it, I'm going to laugh at it with you because you're my peers. And that's what I was trying to, you know, basically, I have, do I have beef with B-Dot? I hit B-Dot today and I just sold him. Congratulations. Keep

winning. You know what I'm saying? That's dope. I hit Elliot Wilson. I actually invited him to a party because that's the reason why you're here. Remember, I invited you to the actual weekend because Comeback, I wanted to show people that. Like, you know, I'm way over what we went through and I said it on your show. The thing is, I had to just reiterate it a little bit

because so many people was here and you was a well-established lawyer. But at the same time, it's like, we shouldn't be in competition with nobody. Nah, man. We're all winning. The game is so open man And as I was telling

F'n earlier man EFN Like Like Like Like Like My bad

Yo yo I can't say F'n Yo listen DJ EFN Niggas ain't bringing Ice for Combat Jack And Jack Trill at home We don't got no Jack

No there's ice right here There's ice There is ice But what I was saying man What I was saying is man, what I was saying is in this hip-hop black podcast world, black podcast world,

we still chitlin' circuit. Yes, we are. My man Matt is here. He's with a huge podcast network, and it's opened my eyes to how big.

I'm smoking, right? I'm good, man. Oh, okay. I mean, I smoke, but I gotta be sharp. You gotta be sharp. But it just showed me how big this podcast world is.

And we all one corner, battling for who's number one. That shit is silly. That's what I was trying to say. And if you think I'm lying at any point, you'll go back to Rap Radar Podcast, which I love and I enjoy. But every episode, Elliot kept saying,

this guy's our competition. This guy's our competition. That was, yeah, they jumped ahead with that. From the beginning, and like I said, it's like, if you continue to invite me to the gym, and you think because I got a belly that I can't do pull-ups, you're fucking retarded. Right. And eventually, I'm going to come, and I might just train for one week just to bust your ass for one day. But they kept Porking at me

Porking at me So I just said You know what I know I'm lobbying y'all You know what I'm saying You can't beat me in a fight Sometimes you gotta say that man You know what I'm saying

You gotta claim that shit And then on the breakfast club He was like You know You know I felt like he did Big me up I can't lie

What when Charlemagne Was throwing Yeah but Charlemagne Was fucking with him So Charlemagne said CBS said You you got to... Because we were the first podcast to go in a row. Now, I'll be honest with you.

I'll be honest with you. The first podcast that really woke me up. Now, he hasn't been telling me to do this podcast for five years. That's right. And we had drink champs patented and everything. Five years Six years Damn This guy's

Retardedly smart Alright I gotta Make a drink God damn it Come on twin You wanna do a Tiger bone Let's do it

I wanna ask you a question I don't know if you know The answer to this Wait wait I want you to finish So you had it for five years Right So what happened is

And this is bigging you up And this is bigging you up What happened was Tack Stone was my bigging you up. And this is bigging you up. What happened was, Tack Stone was my favorite podcaster, right? And he still is, right? On and off. He still is. But Tack Stone got a certain way of, like, you know, when he wants his artists.

So he was like, yo, I'm going to run down. I don't know if he's a shooter, but I'm going to run down on him. So I seek to tweet, and I'm like, all right. But I understand because I understand who he is. You used to be a shooter. Used to be. Very past tense. Allegedly.

Allegedly, yeah. There you go. So when I seeked that, I was like, damn. I thought about it. I was like, that's exactly how I would approach the situation. So I didn't take it personal at all. But what I did was I didn't want to go in his environment. What I mean by that is, I didn't want to go in a Manhattan or

whatever. I didn't know where he recorded it at. But I asked him to come to Jersey where my hotel was at the time. He did it. He came. We did the podcast. And then I realized, I was like, alright, as long as we can't be confined to a certain place, because again, and this is keeping

it 100% real, the first podcast I ever heard of was Ron Epstein. The reason why I, now I love Ron Epstein, but I love it when they started recording it outside of Hot 97. Because what happened was

you would do Hot 97, you would do a clean show and then they would take you to the next room and then say you could speak dirty and it's like I'm already here I already did two hours worth of clean shit there's no way I can

come and fall straight into the foul shit so that's the reason why I didn't like Juan FD not saying I didn't like Juan FD in content I didn't like the environment it. Not saying I didn't like Juan FD in content. It's that environment. I didn't like the environment. It wasn't natural. It wasn't organic.

It wasn't organic. So after that, then I did have the Combat Jack show. That was a great episode. It was a great episode, by the way. Very great episode. And then I had the Tac Stone joint. That's when you called me, too. And when I did Tac Stone joint, Jay-Z had called.

And Jay-Z was like, yo, what's up? You know, whatever he said. And I was like, I didn't care what he said. God bless him. And I speak to him on vacation. I feel honored. Thank you for answering my text. I still don't believe it. Why does he text me

back? But we got something brewing. Good good looking my nigga and and and so i thought about the whole situation after that i said jay-z is the probably the richest black man besides puff and dre no i don't got dre no okay okay but i got these people numbers might change now and i'm saying why the fuck would he call me The day after Thanksgiving About a podcast So I said to him I hear him back

I said I'm ready Yeah And you know He's petty as a motherfucker He will never admit he's petty But his first words to him I been told you I told you so

And it was through Tagstone And Tagstone was technically Signed to Loudspeaker Network. Yes, he is. So how did y'all, because we asked Charlamagne how did Tags get started, but once Charlamagne said he co-signed it, he said he brought him to Yacht Network, so we don't have that story. Can you explain that? You know, it's funny, man.

Like I said, man, I got to big up Charlamagne, because somebody who's so successful in radio, you wouldn't think that they would invest so much in podcasts. But he started from day one. And he came in, you know, not only— Did y'all sign Brilliant Illies first? I'm sorry? Did y'all sign Brilliant Illies? Yes, yes, we did.

But he was always like, yo, he's always been involved with the company. Like, yo, y'all need to look at this cast. Y'all need to look at that cast. So he co-signed Tax. And then our biggest show to read, Kid Fury and Crystal, they co-signed Tax. But how did they co-sign? Did they hear his material? No, they stayed on Twitter.

Okay. And he used to have a YouTube show. So they hit me. Chris Marle was like, will you co-sign this dude? I was like, bring have a YouTube show. So they hit me. Chris Marl was like, will you co-sign this dude? I was like, bring him on the show. And the minute I met Tax, it was like, yo, you know, not to big myself up, but it's like. Big yourself up. No, I'm just saying, like, I'm this like elder statesman.

I'm like this diplomatic cat. And on the other side of the coin is Tax. Like, Tax says all this shit. I can't say. You know what I'm I can't say You know what I'm saying So the minute I co-signed the cat It was great And what I love about tax is Tax is like

We all know about the X-Men right Tax really is the Wolverine Of the motherfucking network Whereas that motherfucking slice He's killing He's getting bodies. You know what I'm saying? Whoa.

Figuratively. You know what I'm saying? But the thing is, like, whenever I talk to Tax, and it's like, yo, Tax, my nigga, I'm not trying to change you. I'm not trying to, we brought you here because you're Tax. But can you make, can you just pivot a little bit? He's, like, you know how it is with grown men. You tell somebody, like, change your shit. Like, nah, nigga, let me explain.

Tax is always pivoted. And I will always respect that. And that motherfucker gives me so much respect. And I love that dude, man. That dude has got so far to go, man. And he's going to get there. Big up, Tax Stone. Let's make some noise for Tax Stone, god damn it.

Now, Jack Thriller, look at me with your good eye. You want to take a shot at Tiger Ball? He's got a pivot. I would like to take a shot at Tiger Ball. I'm not laughing at eye. You want to take a shot at Tiger Ball? I would like to take a shot at Tiger Ball. I'm not laughing at you. You didn't take a shot at Tiger Ball before? He did. No, he did. He did?

Didn't you take one before? Yes, I did. I liked it. Nobody likes Tiger Ball. Nobody likes Tiger Ball. You lying, man. You lying, man. Look.

I don't believe you, Jack. Which Jack? All right, cool. All right. Because this is going to get me loose. I haven't seen you take a. What's Jack? All right, cool. All right. Because this is going to get me loose. I haven't seen you take a shot of Tiger Woods. All right. This shit is for medicinal, cultural purposes.

I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. You doing your job, twin. Child of the DC twin. He just came from LA with $100, and he made it back.

He's a real nigga. I made it back with $500. I'm going to tell you, I can't believe I'm on Drink Champs. No, I believe you. This shit is like the Saturday Night Live, the fucking podcast. That's a big comment. We're going to Combat Jack because you know why? Before we go on, because this is a great subject, man.

Okay. Because, man, Combat Jack said he was going to give me a podcast. Yeah, I did hear about that. me A podcast Yeah I did hear about that A year ago I did hear about that Four years ago I mean like I even talked to

Chris Morrow too Yeah I hooked you up With Chris Morrow You was on the email And stuff right They ain't fucking With you Sly

They not fucking with me They ain't telling me Like I ain't Like I ain't got Over a hundred and some Million views And shit Me neither

Over interviewing Motherfuckers For like years And I don't understand Why I can't got over a hundred and some million views and shit over interviewing motherfuckers for, like, years. And I don't understand why I can't get a podcast on your network, sir. Listen, man, listen. Like, what's going on with you and the white guy? Listen, man, don't put me. Is it me or is it a conspiracy? Hey, everybody in this motherfucker right now, y'all know who I am, right?

Right. Do y'all know? Y'all familiar with me? Oh, yeah. Do I deserve a podcast I am, right? Right. Right? Do y'all know? Y'all familiar with me? Oh, yeah. Do I deserve a podcast on a major platform? God damn it. It's like to learn

what's like to watch a live right now. Watch a live right now. Watch a live right now. Watch a live right now. Fuck, I didn't get one, Jack. When in doubt, always blame the white man.

Mmm. No shots. Oh, is it 50 cent? Is it 50 cent? You like, give me the 50 cent count. No, no, no. Listen, listen, Jack.

You know, like I told you before, offline, man, I love you, man. And we built on a level where I hope the respect is always there. I'm not always the best businessman because I'm in the fucking, I'm talent mode. And you know what?

I don't answer, I'm bad with answering calls. And not only that, I am not only the businessman because I've been coming at you for a long time. Yes, sir. Why the eye? I'm sorry. No, no, no. But in a good way. No, no, you hitting, the am not only the businessman, because I've been coming at you for a long time. Yes, sir. I'm sorry.

No, no, no. No, no, you hit me. It was to review some goddamn contracts. Oh, yeah, I did. And I was like, I'm not doing that. I stopped doing that shit 14 years ago. He answered my email. I was like, I'm not reviewing those contracts.

Let me explain what happened. Yo, Mr. Lee, come on. Keep the people down out there. Let me explain what happened. Yo, Mr. Lee, come on. Keep the people down out there. Let me explain what happened. We peaced up. We peaced up. We was cool. But what happened was Tommy Boy or the people who bought Tommy Boy's catalog.

Yeah, you're going back to Tommy Boy? No, this is real shit. Penalty. The people who bought Tommy Boy's. This is recent. No, no, no. Recently, people who bought Tommy Boy's contract had tried to sue me for selling the war report because I figured, yeah, I ain't have it online. Fuck y'all niggas. But recently, people who bought Tommy Boy's contract had tried to sue me for selling the war report.

Because I figured, yeah, I ain't have it online. Fuck y'all niggas. So I made like 70 bands on the side. But I never spent a dollar. Not one dollar. I just told the dude, just hold it. Because I knew they were coming. Right.

Because I knew I didn't own the material. But I also signed it at 17 years old. So when I sent you the email, I just wanted you to guide me through it. Like, yo, yo, Slime, and you didn't answer the email. And that shit had me hot. Salute. Come on, come on. No, no, let me show you how to take daggabong. You gotta do eye to eye. You from Brooklyn. Yo, that's...

Oh, Jack, Jack, goddamn it. Eye to eye. Eye to eye. You gotta do eye to eye. Eye to eye. Star to star. Star to star. Star to star. All right, cool. Salute. All right. Star to star. I'm going to say star. Star to star. Star to star. All right, cool.

Salute. All right. Now, prepare yourselves, y'all. Oh, shit. Prepare to die for 30 seconds. Oh, okay. That's a killer. All righty.

This lit at Gigi Party's dinner. Damn, nigga, I'm media now. I was going to call you to come as media, but I said let me know if you hold it down. Y'all niggas taking too long with that shot, man. I already took it, man. Yo, let me... Ah!

It's a Brooklyn shit. Huh? It's a Brooklyn shit. Yes, sir. And you're a Brooklyn nigga, so you can't not complain. Oh, my God. Let me go back to this, man,

because a lot of your followers, a lot of your listeners... They just hear me say Combat Jack jerked me, and then I changed the subject. That's all they... It's the Drink Champs Army. Let's listen. Drink Champ I changed the subject That's all It's the Drink Champs Army Let's listen

Drink Champs Army Oh good to know you're Drink Champs Army I want to say Because a lot of motherfuckers Really don't listen To the Combat Jack show Because they feel

That shit is whatever I wish you would've Sent me the link Because I could've established That we had this A long time ago But no no Cats have been coming at me

For the past year Saying you're a foul guy I'm a foul guy. Even personal friends are like, yo, I was at this party. Somebody's like, they don't fuck with Jack.

It's like, you know what Jack is doing for the culture? Yeah, but Nori said, you know, because like... I didn't know this, Jack. I'm sorry.

If I go on Twitter today and I say, fuck ABC, Combat Jack Army is going to be like, fuck ABC, regardless of what the relationship is

With ABC So I really want to I really want to Go into this shit For the last time You did apologize No but I want to go Into this shit

For the last time Right I was an entertainment attorney I did Jay Z's deal I worked with Puff Busta DMX The whole nine

I hated being an attorney Yeah I got to get Into that part of it I hated it I was good at You know you, I gotta get into that part of it. I hated it. I want you to finish your story. I was good at, you know, you know you could be good at something and still hate it. Word. Right? So, after doing all these deals. I'm good at eating pussy, but I love it.

Well, we did the CNN deal. If you remember, it was Christmas week. It was Christmas week. And it was, you know, shout out to tragedy. Shout out to penalty. It was like one of those deals where it was like, know, shout out to tragedy. Big up to that. Shout out to penalty. It was like one of those deals where it was like, yo, let's get this shit done.

Right, it's very true. So I ran through the contract. Right. You know what I'm saying? And I missed the publishing part. Right. So that was a major fuck up on my part. And you always admitted that.

When I found out that I did that shit, I was like, yo, when you make a fuck up and you own it, you know what I'm saying? I was like, yo, when you make a fuck up and you own it, that shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, I was like,

yo, and I heard that Nori was on the streets looking for me with that thing. Yeah, it's true. I heard you was

in the Hamptons. I was in the Hamptons the same time I was on my way to your party and some chick was like, you might not want to go to that party

because Nori's like, yo, fuck Reggie O'Sean. He was a combat at that time. But I always wanted to speak to you man to mani's like yo fuck reggie he wasn't combat at that time but i always wanted to speak to you man to man and be like yo i apologize i up and that was one of the reasons and you did and i appreciate it i didn't jerk you because i didn't make no money right like would you lose your problems that's that's that's an asterisk right on my reputation like when somebody does he up in their profession it's a little ass, this deal right here,

yeah, yeah, yeah. So, once we pieced up, I thought it was cool. And I understand, man, this is showtime, this is the podcast, and this shit comes up.

it's that, I wanted, when I sent that email, I'm gonna be honest with you. I just wanted you to say, you know what, I'm gonna do this for old time's sakes and make it right.

But when you just completely ignored me, Nigga. You know what it's like? It's like your first girlfriend, right? And I'm not comparing you to a girl or comparing me to a girl. But, you know, in order for you to recognize love, you got to be hurt.

Yes. So when I was hurt, I'm like, damn, me and Reggie is great. So when these people called me... I'm sorry. But when these people called me and said, yo, you got to take that down. And I'm like, wow, I knew I had signed a contract at 17.

So I just expected you to say, you know what? They don't have no rights to it. So corporate America doesn't work like that. Yeah, no, but I just expected you to say something. Right. When you completely ignored the email, I was like, maybe he still thinks like that. Maybe. So it was an automatic reaction.

It's like, yo, fuck it. What? Reggio says your name, come up, 2 Chainz say your name. Yeah, that nigga jerked me. And like, it's like, I had to. But I've been worked out the problems. It wasn't nothing like I was going to see you and run down. We got girls? We never had girls. You got to understand, man.

Anything that reminds me. And I wish you would have said that to me. And we would have never been here. And I learned a lot from being an attorney. I think the success of the combat doctor. Oh, the combat doctor. No, no, no, no, no. No, we're going to smoke later, but I'm not smoking now.

Okay, you want to be on point. I'm really appreciative of my legal career, but I also hated that shit. So when I made a decision to never touch that shit. I almost hate rap right now. Yeah, I mean, but I can understand that because everything that you went through, I mean, you contributed so much to the game, but that's not where your heart is. So, what's...

That's the first time I see you smoke weed, Jack. Your eye done straightened out. So I say this to say I should have called you back. That's all I want. And then I want to go back to the Memphis Bleak situation. Yeah, that's the That's all I want. And then I want to go back to the Memphis Bleak situation. Yeah, that's the one. Okay, that's the one

I want to go back to. That's the one? Yeah, that's 2 Chainz. Because that's when niggas... 2 Chainz and... 2 Chainz and... Day after each other. I'm sorry.

That's when my niggas, like, taxed and Charlamagne was like, hashtag combat jerk. And I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Okay, so... Okay, so what was said

on the Memphis Bleak episode? So Memphis Bleak said... Uh-huh. and I'm... You know the paraphrasing. I'm not reveling. Right. Memphis Bleak said when I gave him the Rockefeller contract, Dame Dash was like, nah, I don't believe in jerking niggas.

Wow. Ripped this shit up, started over. Right? Oh. So let me explain to you. Okay. I represented artists. Right.

And I represented labels. Right? When I represent artists, my motto was never give up your publishing. When I represented labels. Except for me. Take the publishing. No, no, no. It's okay.

Let's make some noise. Can we forgive me? God damn it. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public.

It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public.

It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public.

It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public.

It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public.

It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. It's public. But when I represent labels, it's like always get the publishing.

So I'm representing Rockefeller. I do the contract. And this shit is standard. Every fucking music attorney in the game, when they represent an artist, is like that 50% publishing clause. So I gave it to Memphis. When his lawyer brought it up to Damon,

Damon's like, no, I don't believe in jerking niggas. Right. I wasn't jerking. I was just using, I was representing Damon. Okay. You understand what I'm saying? So now we just left. Yo, yo, whoever over there, you got to be quiet. Or come over here.

Be quiet, be quiet, my niggas. So listen. Yeah. I just left, Dane, and he gave me mad questions to ask. He's like, what? I said, I'm going to interview Combat Jack. He's like, what the fuck? Tell me about this Joey Ayesha.

What exactly happened? Because you and Damon. Hold on. Did you tell him I was going to be here too? No, I definitely'm going to interview Combat Jack. He's like, what the fuck? Tell me about this Joey Ayesha. What exactly happened? Because you and Dave... Hold on. Did you tell him I was going to be here too? No, I definitely didn't tell him about it. Go ahead. Because you're a plug. You're a fill-in, Jack.

I'm an extra on this show? You've definitely been an extra. This is a novelty type thing. But remember, you two times on Dream Champs, right? You two times. Let's make some noise. You made two times. We reserved that for the legend.

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Add free at Lava for Good Plus on Apple Podcasts. We're back to Drink Champs Radio with rapper N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN. Okay, so let's go ahead. All right, so Damon Dash, I got to say this. I love Damon Dash. Damon Dash. We love Damon over here. I've been working with Damon Dash since he was, I started working with Damon when he was 19.

And I realized Damon is one of the smartest people I know in my life. I realized that. So Damon came on my show twice. And both of the times, Damon came on my show. Shitting on Joey I.A. No, he, like, we were doing like. Coach of all. No, I'm going to tell you.

No, no, listen, listen. We were doing 10,000 listeners an episode. Damon came on the show. Just Blaze. Just Blaze episode. That's when I started. That's when I said, for me, this is the beginning. Took our show to 100,000.

Yeah. When the shit dropped. That's when I got on. He was at 25,000, right? The second time he came on our show, he pushed that shit up to $200,000, and we dropped that $75,000. So I always got love for Damon. Damon has always been instrumental in helping my career. Jack, get off your phone.

Directly or indirectly, right? Directly or indirectly. I've never had nothing wrong to say about Jay, Dame, Puff, because they always helped my career. So Dame comes on the show the last time, and he's on a mission. He's like Culture Vultures. He's going at Lior. He's going at Joey IE. He's going at everybody,

and I respected it for that. I give everybody a platform on my show to explain themselves. Well, now, explain this part. Did Joey IE call you, or did you call Joey IE?

So. That's what makes a big difference. Dame comes on my show. Next thing I know, Joey IE calls me. He's like, yo, I want Dame comes on my show. Next thing I know, Joey I.E. calls me. He's like, yo, I want to come on your show. And explain.

Explain myself. It's the Combat Jack show. Right. You pop it. Tell them. Let's make some noise for Combat Jack show. Go ahead. Continue.

Continue. So when the word comes out that Joey I.E. is going to be on my show, Dame is like, yo, what are you doing? You got a culture vulture on your show? It's bigger than that. I'm like, nah, Dame, it's not bigger than that. It's the combat jack show. I give everybody an opportunity to explain themselves. So Dame took it a little personally and shit on me.

It was like I'm giving a culture vulture or some shine. But no, it's the kind of nigga I'll have the grimiest. But did he shit on you prior to the content coming out? No, he was like it got to a point where he's like you better not put that episode out and i'm a grown-ass man dude like i built this shit from scratch right and like i said i will always have love for damon but i'm like dame this is not your show when i represented rockefeller i played my part And it was Rockefeller's time It was Damon Dash's show But the Combat Jack show

I will put any motherfucker I want on my show Nobody's Like my moms My kids Nobody's gonna tell me Who should be on the Combat Jack I'm looking for some little people

To be on this motherfucker I'm drinking champagne Let's do it We need little people I was a little disappointed When Dame took it personally But I didn't take it that personally. But are you sure the content didn't come out

and he was personally because of the content? It came out the week after the Damon Dash episode. So it kind of looked like I kind of like... Set it up. But nigga, I got the call and I'm a businessman. If Joey IE calls me the week after Damon goes at him, how can... This shit is business dude

I can relate It's like We had 50 We had John And personally I was a little hurt But I was like Yo Dame

I've never said anything wrong about I will always support Damon Dash Right You understand But it's still The Combat Jack show Right At the end of the day

If I don't stand for The Combat Jack show So did you ever try to call Dame And just like I called Dame Get out of here I'm going to did you ever try to call Dame and just like... I called Dame. Get out of here. I'm going to tell you this. All right.

Do you know what the story is? Dame is... Is this a ground breaking story? Dame is going to be mad. We're coming to you, Jack. Dame, my nigga. I feel like you are. Dame, I'm talking...

Yo, Dame, I'm talking to you. He's looking at you sideways. Dame, I'm talking to you right now. Oh, shit. Okay. I called you. I was like, yo, Dame, I'm putting this episode out. I just want to know if we good.

Now, we ain't good because it's bigger than Joey IE. I was like, yo, I'm putting this episode out I just want to know If we good Now we ain't good Because it's bigger than Joey IE I was like yo I'm gonna put the show out Right Right boom So then it was Saturday night

We put our shows out On Tuesday I get a call From Dane's number I'm like fuck I don't want to answer this Because I answered the call And it's Jay Electronica

Wait from Dane's phone it's Jay Electronica. Wait, from Dame's phone? And Jay Electronica's like, yo, I'm with Dame. And, you know, Jay stutters. He's like, I understand you about to put on some Culture Vulture shit, and I want to be on your show, but I might not be able to support that with Joey I.E. And I was like, yo, with all due respect, Jay. And I hear Dame in the back talking. Is it like, get him? No, it's like, yo, this nigga, respect, Jay, and I hear Dame in the back talking. Is it like, get him?

No, it's like, yo, this nigga, your culture, and I was hurt, but I was like, yo, Jay, I still want you on the show, but as a man,

I got to put out the Joy IE episode, and that was it, and that shit was bizarre. Oh, my God. That's ill. That shit was bizarre. You never told the story

of the story. I never had a reason to tell it. So for the record, Jay Electronica threatened you? He didn't threaten me. He was like, yo. Yo, you just made it another story. No, no, no. He didn't threaten me.

He was building with Dame. I guess I was bothering Dame. Dame told Jay, and I guess they decided to call me and say- Well, you said Jay Electronica. I will never get Jay Electronica, and I put Joey I.E. on the episode. And now you and Angela Yee is friends. Yes. So this puts you in an awkward position.

No, it doesn't put me in an awkward position. Did you call Angela Yee after that? I didn't call anybody. No. I was just like, yo, who am I going to call? It's my show. Wow. It's my show.

And you never tried to call Dame and just say... Once I called Dame Dame I was like Yo Dame I'm doing this It's the Combat Jack show No but after it's done And just be like You know what After that

He put some shit on On Instagram And niggas like Like What did he put on Instagram Like Look Something like

I'm gonna paraphrase Paraphrase again Look at this black man With his own business You know Capitulating to the Culture vultures. I have more respect for this dude.

And then niggas came at me like, ah, fuck you, fuck you. Because, see, you know what it is. But that's the truth. That's the whole exact truth. Right. And I feel a ways about somebody telling me how to run my business. No, I respect that. But at the same token, like when you invest into a person's

business, and it's like, this is a deal with me, and I would like to say BDOT is, sometimes BDOT will get an artist on his show, that show will go number one, and he feel like he made that artist hot.

And the thing about it is, because podcast is for a week. Never. At the end it is. Never. Because podcast is for a week. Never. At the end of the day, you got to be great for a week. Yes. So after that week gives up, you got to be great again. What's next? You know what I'm saying?

So by you saying you like made a person hot. So I'm just guessing that he probably sat back. He probably received all the great, you know, accolades. That was great numbers. Damon has, Damon has, Damon, I will say this. I'm not taking any credit away from anybody. Damon is one of the greatest business minds in the music industry history of all time. Right.

Yes, I agree with you. But the both times that Damon came on the Combat Jack show, that shit was history. Right. I owe him. I don't want to say he owes me, but I owe him. Oh, that's, that's. You understand what I'm saying? I think he would like that. You understand what I'm saying? I think he would like that. I owe him. I don't want to say he owes me, but I owe him. Oh, that's... You understand what I'm saying? I think he would like that.

You understand what I'm saying? I owe him. But at the same time, Damon, and this is directly to Damon again, as a businessman, you would never tolerate somebody else telling you how to run your business. Yeah, you're right. You're right. That's it. And I think Damon would like to hear that.

I love Damon. You didn't mean it like that. I love Damon. Because you know what it is? I think... No, like to hear that. I love Dane. You didn't mean it like that. I love Dane. Because you know what it is? No, listen. From the heart, I've never met somebody as unique as Dane. You should call him up. Let's see if you pick him up.

Let's see if you pick him up. Come on. Let's go. Mind up. Let's go. Call him up. Call him up. Let's go.

Drink champs. Internet. Gigi and them hit me now. What's up, DJ EFA? Gigi and them hit me now and said they at prime. Great. Great story. Great.

Now you're at prime. I'm going to ask you all a question. Who would win in an argument? Huh? Who would win in an argument? Me or EFA? No, no, no, no. DJ Star or Damon Dash?

Think about it. Who would win in an argument? Wait, Star and Buck Wilde? Star and Buck Wilde. I have no answers. I do. Okay, who you got, Jack? I got my money on Dame all day.

I got my money on Dame as well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got my... If it's in an even environment, because, you know, Dame is a... He's quick, man. He's quick. I've never met somebody that quick.

He's quick. He's quick and his wit is ill. Yeah, he controls... And his wit is ill Yeah He controls And he throws them Insulting He throws them Insulting guys He throws them off

You're like That's a complimentary rate He thought you're complimentary Like he was like This is my nigga You know what I'm saying He bringing niggas to my studio Like what

Hold up man Alright Yeah but he I think I think Dame Has been misunderstood For a long time I think Dame has been misunderstood for a long time. I think Dame is one of the greatest.

Ever. Now, you know what he said on our, you know, we had Dame on the show. And we got Dame coming up. And by the way, this whole episode, just for people that know, we dropping this on a Monday because what we're doing is we want to keep pushing the culture forward. So this will be out on a Monday. And if y'all don't know, me, DJ EFN, Ray

from 8 and 9 is throwing me a barbecue on September 10th. We've been promoting this. We never told y'all where it's going to be. It's going to be in 8 and 9. You know what I'm saying? And then on the 9th, we got Club Dream. And then on the 10th, what do we got? Mr. Lee?

We're planning to go on the set. And then a set On the 10th So I said it right On the 11th Come on get it right Alright No no no

The 10th is here 8 and 9 The pool party on Sunday So we got a whole Nori weekend In Miami On the 10th What we trying to do

Right now Is do Beanie Segal Cause he has a pool party Out here And we got Red and Meth They coming in town. Red's got to come on the show, man.

No, no, no. Red and Meff is coming on October. I already spoke to them. Now, they won't be here the 10th, I heard. No, I didn't know that. We got to figure it out.

Wait, wait, wait. Let me get back to what I was going to say. Let me get back to what I was going to say. Let me just keep it going and I'll say, hold on. You just brought like a million things.

No, no, no. It's just our shit, the weekend. So on September 9th, we're in Club Dream. Wow. September 10th, we have the block party slash barbecue slash Nori's birthday party. Wow.

Even though my birthday is September 6th. Wow. We're having the barbecue drink chat. Pop up shop as well. We see the live podcast. And guess who I also spoke to who said they're coming through? Who? Wait, wait, wait.

Let me, let me, let me. The whole Bad Boy reunion. Oh. Let's make some noise for that guy, damn it. I spoke to DMX. I spoke to DMX. He's back. No, he's on the road with the Bad Boys.

I'm saying he's back on, he's going to come back to the drink challenge. No, I don't think he's going to come back to the drink. I think he's going to drink with the drink challenge. But I spoke to DMX. I didn't speak to French Montana. Mace? Is Mace I spoke to DMX. I didn't speak to French Montana. Mace? Is Mace on that tour? No, I didn't speak to him.

Can I give you some advice? Let me just finish. Wait, wait, wait. Before you say this. It's a live read. Let me give you some advice. All right, it's a live read. Let me give you some advice.

I was going to say it before you say it. Wait, wait. You think Mike couldn't get in? You think you're going to get in? So I also spoke to Jada Kiss. I spoke to Styles P. But guess who I spoke to? Fake Bevan's.

I spoke to I Am Sean Cone's direct, and he said, what a great idea. Because they were going to be out here that day doing a Bad Boy reunion, which I heard is one of the best phenomenal shows. Actually, they are. That's on the road. Eddie Giggs, we're doing promotions for that.

That's on the road. So September 10th, fly your ass to Miami if you want to see a live podcast. Me and DJ EFN, his bid is being security. You know what I mean? And it's going down. Thank you for EFN. Let me get some of that.

So what I learned being a podcaster is don't ever announce who you spoke to because when them niggas don't show up... That's why I'm different from y'all niggas. I don't know.

This guy just says things out loud. Give it up for that right there. This guy's like... Put your hands in the basket, nigga. He's like the little birdie in the cage. Put your hands in the basket.

EFN, once I say it, I bring it to him. Come on, nigga. He's like the little birdie in the cage. Put your ass in the basket, nigga. What's I saying? I bring it to him. Come on, man. He be looking at me. He be like, yo, he thought you was a journalist, dog. I'm not a journalist. Yo, EFN, you had a question for me. Yeah, before the question, we was talking on Dave.

So let me backtrack to that. Yeah, because, yeah. We were talking about that Dame is misunderstood. Yes, he is. And he said something, and this show's going to come out before the Dame episode. He said something that to me, I was like, I never thought of that.

He was like, he was mad young when he was doing all those crazy business deals and things. I remember Dame being 19 years old and walking out of my office with at least $150,000

in 1990. And I was like, how do you have $150, legally, 19 years old, at 19? Like, who's not going to wild out at that age and do crazy shit? And he's a Harlem cat, so them niggas wild out anyway. With 100,000 in their pocket or $5 in their pocket. Them niggas is extravagant. And where you from, Jack?

You from the dirt road, right? Man, Decatur. Oh, shit. Decatur, man. Man, Decatur. Oh, shit. Decatur, man. Oh, in Atlanta. Yeah, what did you guys think about that? Is it a dirt road or no?

No, it ain't no dirt road, man. That's nice, man. You ever hug up on your cousins? I was born in Albany, Georgia. You ever hug up on your cousins? Yes, I have hunched a lot of my cousins. Yes, that's beautiful.

You've hunched a cousin? No, I hunched them. I don't know what hunch means. That means like you dry humping him and whatnot. They felt a poke. Yeah, I ain't never fingered a cousin, but yeah. You fingered your cousin? I never fingered him.

You said he poked him. But in your mind. He thought of it. I rubbed the pussy, but I never put my finger in it. Feel this little poke coming through on you. Hey, don't act like y'all ain't got no fine ass cousins in here. I had a cousin named Stacy so goddamn fine. Stacy?

I don't care. Listen to me. Stacy, what's her last name? I don't even remember. Stacy Georgia? Yeah, it's Stacy goddamn Jane. Stacy Jane. Stacy Jane.

Yeah, yeah. But she was older than me. She would never let me hunch it. Stacy Dash? Hunch. Is that why Stacy Dash is Damon's cousin? I know. I know. I saw a fucking one. I would bring a Stacy Dash. Hey,? Hunch. Is that why Stacey Dash Actually, Stacey Dash is Damon's cousin. I know.

I know. I saw a fucking one. I would bring him Stacey Dash. Hey, hey, hey. Come on. That's how far away of a cousin she is. Come on, Jack.

That was Jack Thriller, not Combat Jack. Get your Jack rights. You're on the dirty side. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Y'all niggas fuck your cousins on the rack. No, man.

Come on, man. Don't put the South under that, man. We don't rule to put the South under the dirty side. Miami, we the far South as you know.

So what happened? Yeah, man. So I was the one of like putting my hands down the pants. Because, you know, the art of fingering people, that shit is lost. Yeah, the fingering is played out. That's right. It's not played out. You know what? You know what?

Angelina told me that on the side. Angelina is a boring ass motherfucker. What, you smashed Angelina? No, she won't let me fuck her on the side. Angela Yee is a boring ass motherfucker. What, you smashed Angela? No, she won't let me fuck her in the ass. What, you got close to it? Angela Yee, I don't cosign anything. I don't cosign anything. He got close to it.

We talked about it. We talked about it officially. So did you lick her ass, though? No, she ain't let me do nothing yet. That's why. She ain't let me do nothing yet? Where you never touch her on the shoulder? I'm uncomfortable with this situation.

No, no, no. Hey, you know, how the fuck am I enjoying that? You made me fuck up with Angie Martinez. You made me fuck up. What you mean? Because I was in the moment. Okay. We in podcast mode, right?

Okay, Vegas. It's Vegas. Come on, Vegas nights. Vegas nights. You actually brought me out there. Got paid for that. You got me paid. Yep.

Got me in the L suite, the hotel. In the L suite. First class. SLS. And then flew Capone first class. And then flew Capone out that motherfucker. I told you to get Capone to fly. You got him first class.

I said, God damn it. Come on, man. Am I a classy nigga? Yeah, you're a classy nigga. But you said, come on now. But then you shit on me. In the middle of the interview, I had no idea that Nokia and Angie Martinez had any drama.

And then you leaned over to me in the most devilish way. We got a picture of it. Did you see the picture? Yeah, that shit, you look like a fine motherfucker. You gotta send me that. I'm gonna send you the picture.

You looked over and you said it. And I'm in the middle of some other shit, because Tony Ayo and these niggas were just a little bit arguing. It wasn't a lot of people. With the West Coast, remember that moment? Yeah, dancing in the club. And then he leaned over and you said, you asked a nigga about Angie Martinez. And I'm like, doing some other shit.

And I asked him about Angie Martinez. And in that middle of that moment, everybody told me, you fucked up, nigga. And we don't edit shit over here. I wish that was a moment we would have. No you fucked up, nigga. And we don't edit shit over here. I wish that was a moment we would have. No edits. No edits. Yeah, we don't edit.

No edits. Yeah, we don't edit. We don't edit either. Well, it has happened. It has happened. I love editing. If we get somebody locked up, we're editing that.

But Jack, you was the motherfucking problem. The fault. Why did you do that? Hey, let me tell you something. Nokia was my brother. Nokia. Yes. And you took it personal that

he wasn't in the book? I felt a certain kind of way. I feel like, you know what I'm saying? You know what Angie texted me and said? What'd she say? He is in the book. So you's a fucked up nigga. Hey, hold on. You were misled, man. No, hold on. Jack, you my nigga still. What'd she say about him?

Because she told me that too. I just kept saying sorry. Right after that. Break down the story. We see it on the carpet right after that. Yeah, all right. I see it on the carpet. Break down the story. Break down the story. Are we on the red carpet? BET Awards and whatnot.

I'm digging Tiger Bone Champagne, by the way. And then I say to Angie, I say, so why is Nokia winning the book? He is in the book. You need to read it again. Oh, she told you that too? Yeah, she told me in my face. Oh, my God. Right in my face.

And you ain't calling me in time. I said, what you said his name was. Was it Nokia or not? Oh. I think she called him his real name. I said, what you said his name was. Was it Nokia or not? Oh. I think she called him his real name. I thought it was. What's Nokia's real name? I thought it was Nokia.

Jack, you want to pop that? James Davis. Oh, shit. You don't know a nigga's real name. You tell you go to court with him. Or you a lawyer. You heard that nigga. He's a lawyer.

A lawyer went to court with him. I'm joking. I don't know Nokia's real name. All right, all right, all right. OK. Yeah, yeah. So, man, Nokia was cool about it. We did a song and everything, man.

I just wanted Nokia to get a little bit more shine, man. I feel like Nokia don't get enough credit. Do you feel like that, Osei? Yeah, I feel like Nokia don't get enough credit. Come on, you did a song with him, y'all. He made a beat for you. Nah, he made a hit for me. Yeah, that beat is great.

He made a hit for me. And I do feel like Nokia ain't get enough credit. That's why the reason why when you hit me with that bullshit, I beat is great. He made a hit for me. And I do feel like Nokia ain't get enough credit. That's why the reason why when you hit me with that bullshit, I broke it up. I didn't feel like he got enough credit with... I didn't feel like

I had to bring up that he ain't get enough credit with Angie and his relationship. Is that a credit, bro? I mean, in industry. Hey, hey, hey. Yo, Nori,

is that a credit, though? When you get the goddamn, you know what I'm saying, you impregnate one of the hottest DJs of all time. Hottest, beautiful. The most finest.

Most talented. Come on now, oh, what a night. Yeah. Come on, man. It's a ladies' night, man. Right, right. Angie Martinez is winning New York. Angie Martinez, once again, this is an R.E.

I didn't mean to disrespect her. Yeah, but you disrespected me because I felt like she felt like I disrespected her and Angie. I love Angie. He whispered it in my ear and I was drunk. We need Angie on the show, man. Well, it's not a bad thing, man. I'm not sure.

I'm not sure. I think everything was bad. Look, combat don't want to do this, and I respect that. So combat, have you ever did something in your podcast where you was just like, damn, maybe I shouldn't have did that? Yes, and I'll tell you exactly what I did. Tell me. There's a power with words. And the more you have your words amplified, the more careful you have to be with your words.

So I learned this listening from Tupac, Biggie, and Jay When Tupac was talking No no just listening to them music And Tupac talking about I caught five and this and that And just like embracing Being a target You know what I'm saying

And then passing away too soon Biggie's first album One of the most impactful albums of all time. Ready to Die. Was Biggie a lawyer as well? No, no, but I worked with a lot of the hit men. I worked with Puff, Puff, the whole nine. You a millionaire now?

Derek Angeletti? Derek Angeletti, Ron Lawrence, Nasheed. You a millionaire now? D-Dot? Get out my pocket, my nigga. D-Dot? No, but listen, Nasheed. You a millionaire? D-Dot? Get out of my pocket, my nigga. D-Dot? D-Dot, yeah. No, but listen, listen, listen, listen. I realize as a hip-hop fan, particularly with hip-hop and the vibration that it strikes,

we don't take hip-hop for joke. Hip-hop is real. When you say some shit, it's real. So if you say you ready to die, you got a million fans, that shit travels. But at the same time, and you know this, Nori, when Jay was coming up, niggas didn't think Jay was going to be that nigga, right? Right? Am I right or wrong? But he was saying that he was going to be that nigga.

But when Jay was like, I'm going to be the richest motherfucker in hip-hop, he became that. So I learned the power of words. So my biggest lesson in podcast is thinking it's just me and my niggas in this studio talking shit.

That was my biggest. And one day I did this rant with regard to Papoose. Okay. And the shit went viral.

And that shit surprised me because it was just a small part of our episode. And what was you saying about Papoose?

I was just saying some shit about Papoose. He wasn't good. I was just saying some shit about Papoose. Yeah, I remember. I was just saying some shit about Pat Pooh. Yeah, I remember. I don't know.

Say what you was saying. No, this is Drink Champs. We got to keep it real on Drink Champs. I heard a record that I didn't approve. He said he's king of New York. Nah, just I heard a record on... Nah, come on. No, no.

It was my boo. That record, my boo. Okay, I never heard it. And I was like, yo, this is not... Who got paid? Right. So I went off. Like, I was on Twitter, and some Pat Pooh's followers was, like, yo, this is not, who got paid? So I went off, like I was on Twitter, and some Papu's followers was like coming at me.

I was like, I'm not going to argue with you. Everybody got fans. I'm not going to argue with y'all niggas. I'm going to address this on my show. So when I did, the shit went viral. Right. And then when I realized that I crossed the line, it was too late to take the words. But what did you say?

What did you say? Just listen. Just Google it, my nigga. You hear? I'm telling you, Google it, my nigga. Podcast list forever. Because I'm moving forward.

You know what I'm saying? Right. So when I realized that I crossed the line with Pampus and I could never get, you know what I'm saying? Right.

I was like, yo, you got to watch what you say because even when we're joking, you could hurt somebody or you could create an enemy for life with your words. And it was like, not that I'm afraid to say my honest truths, but

I still gotta realize and be responsible for what I say about the other man. Right, because the thing about podcasts, it kind of lives forever. Yes. Like, these interviews don't die. Yes. So right now, everything that we said, that's the reason why I wanted to be clear and let you know that everything I ever said about you was just jokes. And I always took it, but me and you know that.

You know what the difference is? Y'all in each other's face. So I have a whole different outlook on it. I feel like if you, I say a lot of crazy things inside my interviews. Yes, you do. And I say it to everybody's face that I said something about. Right.

Like, for instance, you know, I had an incident with 2 Chainz. Oh, yeah, what happened to the incident with 2 Chainz? Yeah, you know, he said he gonna fuck you up, right? Yeah, he said he gonna fuck,

he still feel that way. Okay, okay. He still feel that way. You gotta be quiet. So, you know, what the situation was, is that me and 2 Chainz did an interview,

and he was like... 2 Chainz told me he was going to fuck me up, too, but, God. He did? Yeah, yeah. I said it on the podcast. You don't remember?

Nah, I was drunk. He said he could fuck me up. Oh, yeah, yeah. Because I told him, if you don't do my interview, nigga, I'm going to fuck you up. Oh, yeah, I remember that part. Oh, okay.

Yo, you had some good shit. He's like, I'm about to fuck you up. That's my nigga, though. We Virgos. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, what happened when we did an interview and everything, and I was part. Oh, okay. Yo, you had some He's like, I'm about to fuck you up. That's my nigga though. We Virgos. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, you know, what happened when we did

an interview and everything, I was like, hey man, what's the, this is when the rhyme around him getting it, that was his new hit single when he just made the transition from being Titty Boy

to 2 Chainz. Right. And I asked him, yo, what was the difference between like last year and this year? He said, I joined Illuminati. We both laughed

like a motherfucker and shit. And it was cool. So, you know what I'm saying? Just me being Jack the Ruler, being the comedian, I joined the Illuminati. We both laughed like a motherfucker and shit. And it was cool. So, you know what I'm saying? Just me being Jack the Ruler, being the comedian, being the entertainer. I say, hey, name it, the interview. 2 Chainz admits to joining the Illuminati. Now, nobody believes in the motherfucking Illuminati.

You'd be surprised, though. You'd be surprised. Okay, them niggas is retarded. When they knock on your door at 4 in the morning, you're going to believe in the Illarded. When they knock on your door at 4 in the morning, you're going to believe in an Illuminati. They knock on your door at 4 in the morning. 4.15. We're going to get to that. I'm uncomfortable with the situation.

I said the subject. You just said it earlier. If the lights go off, you remember, we talked about some crazy shit. You believe that shit, too? And our hard drives got erased. You believe that shit, too? I don't say I believe in it, but something's going on. Okay. There's something more than me. And believe that shit, too? I don't say I believe in it, but something's going on. Okay.

There's something more than me. And, you know, this is one of the reasons why. I know Combat Jack probably showed up here, and I know Jack Thriller probably showed up here. Y'all probably like, why the fuck is this nigga here and this nigga here? You thought it was going to be about y'all. Because it's hopefully, it's 100% about y'all.

But I respect y'all so much that it's one of the first hip-hop conversations I wanted to have. I just wanted the people to know. And I want to big you up once again, Combat Jack, for just coming here and letting the people know that this wasn't beef. I'm just joking. And you know me well enough to know that. But I'm going to tell you, every time a rapper puts me in a rap song, I love that shit. You did. You did call me and was like, yo, good work.

And I was like, yeah. And Elliot thought I was dissing him. I was like, I'm not dissing you. That was a classic record. That's a classic record. So far, Pusha has mentioned me in a song. Pusha T will be out here Sunday. Let's bring up Pusha T.

I'm Norris. Mr. Lee, we're bringing him out here. Right. Y'all are only two, I think. And I'm like, yes, that shit is great. And I said, Reggie bringing him out here. Right. Y'all are only two, I think, and I'm like, that shit is great. And I said, Reggie said he sued me,

but he my nigga still. And I'm your nigga still. He don't get that I'm petty and I'm a nigga still. You know what I'm saying? Because that was not a diss. And it's the first official podcast

rap song. Hey, hold on, let me finish my shit with James then. Okay, all right. Y'all not gonna keep on acting like I ain't on this show. That's what happened

with Steve. I'm gonna win the Jeezy on this show. That's what happened with Steve. I'm going to win the Jeezy party, man. Don't do me like that, Dory. Hit that weed. No, it hurt my eye. You'll see in your life. Anyway, let me just say this. So, you know, I put the interview up and whatnot.

2 Chainz publicist hit me up and said, hey, take the interview down. 2 Chainz doesn't like it. And da-da-da. We was at 400,000 views. What's the publicist hit me up and said, hey, take the interview down. 2 Chainz doesn't like it. And we was at 400,000 views. What's the publicist's name? Nakia Hicks, was it? Yes, it was her. That's our publicist

at Drink Chance Wellness. I love Nakia. Yeah, she's amazing. Let's big up Nakia Hicks. She's amazing. I respect her all day in the hallway. Harlem, dark skin,

beautiful black sister. Yes. You disrespected the beautiful black sister? No, I didn't. This is where we going? I was saying, yo, Nakia, we at 400,000 views

Right now Right You told her let's win Yeah let's win She understands that as well Yeah she get it And she was like Man maybe I shouldn't

Say what she said But let me say this Say what she said He don't Okay fuck She was like Hey man yo look Jack I feel you

But he don't This shit be going down And what not You can do what you do But you know what I'm saying 2 Chainz is not happy right now And so I found out 2 Chainz and T.I. Was going to be at Rap Fix with Swag

At MTV So we're only about 4 blocks away from Swag From G-Unit From G-Unit Okay let's bring up G-Unit And you didn't bring no FN Vodka Hey man wait look This is my FN night off

She brought the baby Hennessy DJ FN what up? Effing, what's up? Yeah, I'm ready. Keep dick riding. But anyway, look here. Check this out. So I went up to Rap Fix and whatnot,

and I'm inside T.I. dressing room and shit. Him and 2 Chainz had the same one, and I'm waiting on him to get there. And I'm sitting there, and I'm waiting and waiting. He finally comes in. He comes up. He's peeking in the door. And he was like, calls the

PA over. Yo, get that nigga out of here. Wait, because you was in his room? I was in D.I.'s room. Oh. It was their room. Okay. That was Atlanta. Yeah. And D.I.'s going to kick me out. You're from New York now. Once you work for a New York company, you're from New York.

No, I'm from Atlanta. Oh, they done kicked you out of there. Two chains powerful enough to kick you out. Nah, you ain't. Okay. Nah, you ain't. But check this out. And y'all in Atlanta?

Where's this at again? I came and saw him in New York. Oh, this is New York. This is New York. In Rat Fix? Okay. Sway. And I went up to him.

I said, hey, man, what the problem is, man? And so he was like, hey, man, look, man, I just don't appreciate how you do this defaming my name and da-da-da-da-da and whatnot, you know what I'm saying? My people calling me up telling me that, you know what I'm saying, I'm worshiping the devil and all that other shit. I said, hey, dawg, look, I ain't trying to disrespect you or nothing like that, and if you really feel that way about it, I can change the interview up

and edit the way you want it to and change the title. He was like, nah, if you could, just take it down for me. And I respect you.

I've known you when you was a titty boy back in Atlanta. I remember you used to come to the comedy clubs and shit when I first started out and stuff.

I will. I took it down. So the next morning he goes on to Breakfast Club and he talks to Charlamagne. Charlamagne got on a shirt that says Illuminati. Oh, shit.

And he ain't addressing none of that. Right. You know what I'm saying? Right. And he goes on to say, yeah, he asked him about the Illuminati shit

and then 2 Chainz was like, yeah, Homeboy had switched up my words and stuff and edited it to make it look all funny and shit. And da-da-da-da. And then he keeps trying to apologize to me. He keeps trying to apologize to me. What the hell is that?

He kept trying to? Yeah. He keeps now? That's what he said about the rapper club. I keep trying to apologize to him. People was texting me and instantly. What he saying? You trying to apologize to him?

Yeah. I keep. And I only went to him and said, hey, dog, I don't have no problem with you. I'll take it down. About eight times, right? About eight times? Yes. You apologized to him about eight times?

Here you go. Never did that. I came to see him. Okay. I came to see him. Okay, so now, like I said, again, I think I said it earlier, but I'm going to reiterate it. The reason why I wanted, like, why I wanted you two guys together, people that's not artists, people

that's actually behind the cameras, but that control the cameras and is a part of the cameras, is I wanted to talk real hip-hop. Let's do it. And this is one of the first times I've been able to do that. Next time, pass that to me, man. But, um, do y'all think there's a woman out there?

Man, um... Reaction Combat Jack this. Let me tell you something, man. At the end of the day, But do y'all think there's Illuminati? Man. We asked in Combat Jack this. Let me tell you something, man. At the end of the day, I don't believe in Illuminati. I don't not believe in Illuminati. You understand what I'm saying? Like, at the end of the day, there's always brain trusts. There's always people that shape whatever their personal agendas is.

And if you have enough money and it brings like minds together to shape. Like the Bilderbergs, what do people call them? Bilderbergs and geopolitics and the whole nine. That's a possibility. I mean, we've lived through a lot of. I think the Illuminati let me finish my two chance story. Damn, you're teaching me.

You have more legs? Yeah, yeah. I was almost on the end of the shit. You ain't getting famous over here. You gotta let it go. You gotta let it go. You gotta let it go, Jack. This some bullshit. All right, all right, all right, all right, all right.

Nah, Illuminati said stop. So, nah, take it from Illuminati. Yeah, you ain't gonna, that was an incomplete story. Y'all punking me right now. No, no, no, no. Nah, you stop talking. Am I getting punked in here? No, you gotta be able to switch the subjects.

Fairly. But tell us, tell us, do you think Illuminati is this? And your story. And then incorporate it with your 2 Chainz story. That's what you got to do. You got to be able to be convulsive. I don't even know if that's a word. Come on, we're talking to everybody else.

Tell us. I think Illuminati is some straight drop bullshit. I think that you're either going to make it or you're not. People like you or they don't. Or they don't. It's just as simple as that. They fucking with you or they ain't We did our own commercial break motherfucker. We all had to take a piss and smoke a cigarette Drillers still here call back Jack finish the story man. Come on man

We don't disrespect the jack driller man, I thought your story was over All right, I'm sorry, man man. I thought your story was over. We got me we didn't think it's over. All right I'm sorry in that man. So I heard the story mad times. Yeah, is this your best industry? You cut him off again, man Let him finish his story Good. Can I be there first or they finish that the first? Yeah, man Big tramps Thanks. Oh, you know, after the breakfast club and whatnot, you know.

This is 2 Chainz. This is 2 Chainz shit. I'm on the red carpet BET Hip Hop Awards and whatnot. And, you know, I just started trolling 2 Chainz on the carpets. You started trolling? I was trolling. And I was trolling them and shit. Just trying to get a rise out of them

for the camera to make the red carpet interviews be good. You've seen my red carpets before, right? Yes. They're pretty dope, right? They're kind of funny. You're the best, Jack Thriller. Man, thank you. Thank you.

And so, you know, he interviewed with Vlad the next day after the BET Hip Hop Awards, and he was like, yo, so what's up with you and the Illuminati? Crazy and shit. Which was not good. You didn't do his work. No, I didn't.

I didn't do that. And, you know, there's some people that later on can co-sign that that you will respect that have been on this show. Like who?

50 Cent? Man, I ain't calling no names. No snitching. Come on, we're on a drink chat. No snitching. No snitching on drink chats. It's not snitching. It's... It's alcohol. It's alcohol. Drunk facts. It. No snitching. Come on, we're on a drink chat. No snitching. No snitching on drink chats. It's not snitching. It's alcohol.

It's alcohol. Drunk facts. It's alcohol snitching. You know who I know that's been on this show. But Jack, my favorite interview. No, nigga, you not going to tell me what your favorite interview is. I'm almost done. Are you?

Oh, I still haven't done it. Let me say this. Oh, man, you almost sound like you're always done. Let me say this. Hold on, here you go. Here you go. I'm going to get to the coup de grace. Because I can't smoke.

He go to coup de grace. He go to coup de grace. I'm listening, I'm listening. All right, so this is what it is. He go on Vlad and he say that, and he said, and the nigga think it's over. And I said, I'm talking to myself. That's a threat.

Yeah, it felt like a threat. He threatened me. That I thought it was over. So I went on Vlad and I had spazzed out and you know I'm saying I wild out and I challenged him to a fight for 20 grand interesting but then I had to realize 2 Chase is not a 20 grand nigga he ain't got nothing 200 grand yeah he had 200 yeah yeah maybe two minutes yeah exactly and so I was all the way. But that's what I had.

I only had 20 grand in my pocket. You know what I'm saying? That I was trying to challenge him with. Okay. Yeah, yeah. My shit light. Is that the end of the story? No, it's almost there.

It's almost there. See, but this is the way you fucking up. You come down on the bar. You keep on asking me shit. And so anyway. You got to finish strong, my dude. Okay. You got to get to the point dude Okay You gotta get to the point

He didn't He didn't respond to my shit And what not And uh You know And I understood And by the time I understood it

Can we call two trains right now Yeah call them Call them Let's do it Nobody answer me Call them But finish the story As he's calling

Hold on Hold on He can call Yeah he can call Yeah so he As he As a I'm trying to, I'm snapping and everything, and I'm stealing my feelings and shit. People was talking to me and telling me that, hey, you out of line, you tripping, you know, leave that man alone, da, da, da. And I was like, yeah, I was out of line.

I was emotional. I was with my feelings. Yo, yo, Dame Dash, what's going on? Oh, we got Dame. I'm good. Why everybody stick your fingers in my shoulder? Hey, yo, stop, stop, stop. Dame, I got Combat Jack right here.

Yo, what up, Dame? Combat Jack. What up, man? Nothing but love for you, my nigga, for real. Hey, Nora, you want some scumbag cinnamon? No, stop. Hey, hey. Stop. We wanted to ask you the questions that you wanted some scumbag cynicism? No, stop. Hey, hey. Stop.

We wanted to ask you the questions that you wanted to ask him. What happened? Yeah. Hey, Jack, I just, you know, remember when we had spoke about, you know, the thing about with JLYE and we wanted some answers. Yes, sir. He was telling me, you know, I was like,

yo, you want to bring him, let me know, so at least we can have a real conversation. Yes. And you agreed to that but then you put him on the show anyway. Now, what did we agree to?

Did I agree that you was going to come on the show with him or was I going to give him a platform to explain himself? Whatever, man. You see how I'm going? No, it ain't whatever, Dame. It ain't whatever, man

because at the end of the day, I always got a relationship with you. We go back since you was 19, my nigga. So it's not whatever. That was whack how you did that, though. No, it wasn't whack because it's the Combat Jack show. Nigga, when you told me, nigga, when you told me it was bigger than the Combat Jack show,

I was like, yo, I had to take a stand, my nigga. The reason why I went to the Combat Jack show in the first place because I thought your agenda was to have the truth come out, not for entertainment. I could have went to the Breakfast Club or Hot 97 with that, but I chose to go with you. So just out of respect for that, I thought you was going to respect me. By not having Joey I.E. on my show? No, I want you to have him on the show, but the questions, you know, I wanted to be able to ask him those questions at the time.

You know, I don't care now. I'm just in my rear view. But at the end of the day... That's how I felt about that, because we had an agreement. He was like, yeah, I'll let you know. But at the end of the day, you can't be mad at me

for that nigga tap dancing on my questions. That's not what I'm mad at, bro. That's not what I said. What was you mad at? What I said was, and I wasn't really that mad, because, you know, it just was like that was whack. I wasn't really, my emotion wasn't anger.

It was like that was whack. You should smack the shit out of them then. That's Jack. We grown men. I don't want to smack nobody. You know what I'm saying? That's a fool's nut. We black people, man.

We don't want to hurt each other. That's right, Dane. That's right, Dane. Man, fuck that. Chill out, Jack. Just because somebody scumbags me, I ain't going to turn into a scumbag. That's just a real honor. Just because Nori might do some foul shit to me, I ain't going to do no foul shit back.

Damn, damn. Go ahead. Nori, you foul. Yeah, damn. Nori's a foul nigga. Nah, stop, stop. Don't say that. Continue, Dane.

I'm just playing, you my nigga. My point was, my issue was the fact that I felt our culture was being abused, and I wanted to have a real conversation about it, not one sided. And that would have been the ability to have an answer, ask like a man, answer like a man. And I respect that. I respect that. I respect that. But you said you were going to tell me what was going on there, but you ain't telling me. Because at the time, the nigga didn't want to go on with you, my man, and it's my show. Okay, that's cool. Like I said, that's what acted me as cool to you.

We live by a different cloth. I'm cut from a different cloth. I don't expect anybody to do what I do. But everybody's not going to do what Damon Dash does, which is what makes you special. Which is what makes you special. But at the end of the day... Listen, listen, I don't even care.

If I really cared, I'd have made it an issue. But you just called me, I answered it, and I'd have asked why you did that bullshit, but I don't care. If I cared, you don't even care. Like, if I really cared, I'd have made it an issue. But you just called me, I answered it, and I'd like to ask why I did that bullshit, but I don't care. If I cared, you'd know about it. Okay, Dane, we love you, Dane. We already know that. Love you, too.

I love all y'all. And Dane is always in love with you, my nigga. Always. Look, Combat Jack been bigging you up all series, so we had to get you on it. And like I said, you know, big shout out to all of us. We all black. I just want us to stick together.

Yeah, what about the Cubans, man? Fuck that. The The problem is as a culture, we don't stick together for ratings. We should stick together for ratings. But Dame, this is what I got to say too. This is what I got to say. Nobody compares to a Dame Dash episode. So if I put a Joey IE episode and it doesn't match up to the strength of a Dame Dash episode, that's me doing my job, my nigga. It's not a job. The truth is your job.

But the truth is my job because if the audience can tell the truth at the end of the day, I'm doing my job. You don't have a job. Nobody pays you to do it. You got your own boss. You see this? Oh, shit! Let him win that. Let him win that, Jack.'m saying? Oh, shit. Let him win that.

Let him win that, Jack. Jack, let him win that. Let him win that. Let him win that, Jack. Jack, no, no, no. He got it. He got it. He got it.

Don't give a rebuttal. Let him win that. Yo, Dame, when you coming back. Yo, Dame, listen, listen. In your mouth. Like I told you twice, and like I tell you all the time, nigga, all you got to do is call me. I got a platform for you 24-7

Because it's love and it's the history that we got He never answered my calls, man Alright, but listen, let me just tell y'all something Listen, Dame just came on my show I drink everybody under the table Dame won, and guess what? I told him he won Yeah, I was good there

You know what I'm saying? I was good, man I was good, I was good You can't be right and wrong at the same time Sometimes you just gotta to be wrong. So I'm going to just agree with Dame. I'm sorry, Combat, but I'm going to agree with Dame. That's all right.

Dame, thank you very much for calling in. We love you. We love you. Make some noise for Dame, Dame. Come back on the show. Come back on the show. Come back on the show 24-7, my nigga. And if you don't want to do Combat Jackets, okay, you always work on my dream chat.

Yay! All right, tell them to come on. I'll come on your show. Me and Dane partnered up. We're bringing out the Invest in Women, correct? Yep. Invest in Women podcast. Women is a major key.

Women is a major key. And Combat is rich. He flew out himself to do this con, and then I think you should do Dane Dash show. I think that's it. We'll rectify everything. Right? Right, Dame?

Maybe. Yeah, but you got to confront it the same way you confronted me. You got to confront it. Like I said, it ain't that big an issue. It's definitely not an issue. This nigga scared. Right, right. Who, Combat or Dame?

Dame and Reddy. Both of them. Both of these niggas are scared. Dame, Reddy. That's Jack Thriller. That's Jack Thriller. He only got one eye, Dame. Don't worry about him. Dame ready. All these niggas are scared. Dame ready. Dame ready. That's Jack Thriller. That's Jack Thriller. He only got one eye, Dame. Don't worry about him. All right.

I'm going to hit you back. Dame, one love, my brother. My nigga. All right. Make some noise for Dame Das. God damn it. Now call 2 Chainz. Call 2 Chainz.

All right. Let's see if this works. Let's see if this works. Can we get into this hip hop talk, man? Hold on. Let's see if 2 Chainz works. Y'all fucking with Thugger? Let's see, y'all. This kind of rap is hard. I got to call 2 Chainz works. Y'all fucking with Thugger? Let's see.

I got to call 2 Chainz at least five times before he pick up. Nigga's cutting my shit off with Dane. Oh, come on now, man. Get over that shit. You got to relax. You were a part of this. Hold on. So I'm acting like a bitch now?

Yep. A little bit. I'm bitching, but I'm petty. I am petty, too. Go on. Now it's your turn You're up Watch this Watch this

Now watch me whip Now watch me Ay yo 2 Chainz This nigga I can look at him Come on What? What'd you say?

Boo Chainz Yo 2 Chainz What's going on? We're calling you you say? Boo. Chains. Yo, 2 Chainz, what's going on? We're calling you live on the podcast. It's NRE, nigga. Yo, what up, man?

What up? I know what it is. Killer, what's up? All right, you listen. Listen, listen. I told this nigga Jack Driller he a bitch-ass nigga. He's standing right here

and shit. You know what I'm saying? But he tried to say he punked you and shit. Is that correct? I know you told me you fucked me up. So I know you fuck him up.

I'm going to keep it 100%. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. What now, bro? All right, all right. All right, Jack. Yo, tell him Combat said what up, man. Combat Jack is here. He got nothing to do with this bullshit.

All right. Jack Thriller's here, and he talking about some old beef with you. I told him, I said, two chains official nigga. Man, bro. What beef with you. I told him, I said, two chains official nigga. Man, bro. What happened with you and Jack? I'm not even going to waste my energy on him. On Jack Tuller? Hey, listen, chains.

He want to squash you with you. I want to talk to you. Talk on the mic as well. I don't have no words to say to bro. I see bro. But anyway, bro, I don't have no, bro. Hey, listen. No, we need to talk, bro. Yeah, I'm good, my nigga. I love you, I don't have no... Hey, listen. No, we need to talk, bro.

Yeah, I'm good, my nigga. I love you, my nigga. I'm going to hang up. Yo, Change, you got to come on the Combat Jack show. I'm going to hang up. Combat Jack show. Combat Jack show. Combat Jack show.

I'm hanging up. I'm hanging up, Change. Combat Jack show. I'm hanging up, Change. I got you. I got you. Hey, niggas don't want to fuck with you, Jack. Wait, hold on.

Hold on, Jack. Be quiet. Go ahead. Go ahead, Change. Go ahead. I ain't doing that shit for y'all, bro. Right. I ain. Hold on, Jack. Be quiet. Go ahead. Go ahead, James. Go ahead. Right. Because he wasn't that nigga in Atlanta, right?

Was he that... Hey, listen, boy. Hey, listen, Chase. Hey, boy, don't ever, hey, boy, listen to me, boy. Don't ever, hey, boy, don't ever mention me again in your life, nigga. Hey, Chase, for one, you need to calm the fuck down, son. For real, you bugging the fuck out. Hey, wait, hey, boy. Hey, boy, you's a dog, nigga. You's a pussy, nigga, boy.

You's a pussy, nigga. Your mama's a pussy, nigga, nigga. If you got anything that you got with blood in it, it's a pussy nigga. And when you see me, nigga, I don't say it. Pussy ass nigga. I'm tired of you, pussy ass nigga. You hear me, boy? Hey, 2 Chainz.

2 Chainz, you done? You don't know nothing about me, boy. You don't know nothing about me, boy. You're a pussy nigga that want some kind of power. I don't want no power, boy. I don't want no power, boy. Hey, 2 Chainz. 2 Chainz. 2 Chainz. I don't need no power, boy. Hey,'t want no club, boy. Two chains, two chains, two chains.

I don't need no club, boy. Is it my turn yet? Is it my turn? Dude, I'm positive, nigga. I don't respect you. I don't give a fuck about you, nigga. Let me let you hear me, boy. Listen, boy.

You was a duck, boy. You hear me, boy? Do you hear me, nigga? I didn't hear you. What did you say? Listen, nigga. No more running in my nuts. Hey, listen, boy.

Listen, no more classes, boy. Use a duck, boy. Leave my name, my name. I'm just trying to go get credit telling niggas what really happened. Ain't nothing really happened. What really happened is you was a pussy. That's what really happened.

Nigga, you know about it, boy. Hey, hey, 2 Chainz. You need to take a motherfucking chill pill right now, dog. Because you got me fucked up, y'all. I ain't even... 2 Chainz. 2 Chainz, check this out, folk. You need to chill the motherfucker out.

Real talk. This never happens on the Combat Jack show. This is like drinking and driving. I need a drink. You need the goddamn... The Combat Jacks for the Combat Jacks. I appreciate it, man. The Combat Jacks. I wasn't comfortable with the whole conversation. No, man. The Combat Jack Show. I appreciate it, man.

I wasn't comfortable with the whole conversation. Oh my God. We not trying to go that route, man. Oh my God. Yo, shut up. Yo, shut up. Shut up. Shut up.

Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up.

Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut, Nick. Oh, my God. Nigga. Yo, call Jay-Z. So, so, so, both your cats are in the office. I'm calling.

Y'all want me to call? Yo, try it. Try it. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. Nah, we gonna do it when it's just us. Yo, can we talk about rap right now? Can we talk about rap right now?

Combat, we cannot ignore what just happened. We need peace in the Middle East, man. Viral. Viral. I don't believe none of your story no more. I don't even want it to be viral, man. You cannot ignore what just happened. We need peace in the Middle East, man. Viral? Viral? I don't believe none of your story no more. I don't even want it to be viral, man. You had to disrespect this man. You had to disrespect him.

Yeah, why is he so mad at you, dog? He don't fuck with you. He had to be so mad at you, shawty. It's Delane, dog. Shawty, shawty. It's Delane. Shawty, he don't fuck with you, shawty. Let me tell you what we need to do.

Nah, 2 Chainz be sober. Let me tell you what we need to do. We need to start a GoFundMe page for goddamn a million dollars to see me and 2 Chainz fight. A million motherfucking dollars. Me and 2 Chainz live in the goddamn ring. Oh, a motherfucking million dollars. I take 200. You can have 800, nigga.

Let's get inside the ring and let's make this motherfucker happen. That's right. Own Dream Champs. Dream Champs, motherfucking GoFundMe page. Me and 2 Chainz, goddamn it. Now we're not supporting that at all. Yo, September 10th. I got love for Damon Dash.

That shit was easy compared to your shit. Yo, I did not think it was going to go that way. Yo, I'm good. By the way, by the way, by the way, September 9th, we at Club Dream. September 10th, we at motherfucking 8 and 9 Barbecue, right where we at right now. And then September 11th, we at a pool party. Congress. Congress.

Yo, yo, I ain't gonna lie. Yo, yo, Jack. Do I get my podcast? Jack. Do I get my podcast? Congress Congress Yo I ain't gonna lie Your heart was beating Yo Jack Jack Jack Your heart was beating very hard I'm not gonna lie Viral

Your podcast about to get shut up Yeah yeah Viral Yo listen listen I'm not I'm not saying that but viral Yeah viral I can't

Yo come on Did you Alright let's talk hip hop now I ain't proud of that I ain't proud of that viral I ain't proud of that vibe. Let me catch my breath first. I'm not proud of that. I think I got to catch my breath first.

There was some anger. A lot of anger. Two chairs. First off, let me just be clear. What happened? Let me be clear with all y'all niggas. Let me be clear with everybody here. He's mad for real.

Matt, what's up, man? Every time I call a rapper or a rapper affiliated with rap or a person that's a CEO, they never pick up on the first ring. And that wasn't the first ring, but they never pick up on the first call. Yeah. I can't believe I had two people pick up. Jack, you didn't even think he was going to pick up. Yes, I did. I told you, hey, the whole motherfucking time I've been trying to talk about this shit, was I serious?

No, he was dead serious. I'll tell you. Was I serious? Don't worry about that. We right here. You was dead serious. You was dead serious. No, no, fuck that.

Everybody in the room, was I fucking serious? You were. It's like, it's like. Yes, yes, you were. You were serious. You were serious. Do I seem scared to you? No.

No? Do I seem like I want this shit? No. No, no. He, yes, he wants it. He wants it like he want this shit. No. No, no. He wants it. You don't seem like you want it, Jack. Two chains, my Virgo brother. You need to do your peacemaker shit and make peace for them. Yo, listen.

I've been striking out. Listen, listen. Calm down. I never saw that shit on no podcast ever. That was left field. I've been striking out. Let me just tell you what happened. Oh.

Let me tell you what happened. Fat Joe. Fat Joe called me and said, can I get in contact with Ho? I made the connection. Success. Boom. Drake samples DMX Records. My manager's name is Ali.

You know what I'm saying? Big up Ali. Big up Mr. Lee. Big up Randy Acker. And they called me and said You know Drake You know We know you got connections

With the crew Can you make it happen I made it happen I got gas for those two things I tried to put Dame Dash And Sticky's fingers In the same room I had no idea

That they had any type of drama Or any type of beef I had no idea Now Sticky kind of warned me, but I thought it was like a contractual shit. I didn't even know what it was. This shit didn't work out, but you're going to see that on Dame Dash's own podcast.

It's called Invest in Women. But what was their beef originally? I don't know. We're going to get to that later. Y'all need to have food on this podcast. No, no, no. This guy barely wants water. He barely wants water. I'm the only smart person here And big up to Revolt Weekend

We doing a party on Revolt Weekend It's called the No Water, No Tracer Can we do something together man? Please come hang out with us I don't want to hang out I want to do some shit with you So now, in your opinion After that phone call

Was Jack a little nervous? It wasn't that Jack was nervous. It was like you can't argue somebody's conviction. What does conviction mean? He means it. I'm not going to challenge where Jack was, but when Chains was on the flow, that nigga's conviction was... That anger was coming from a deep inside. Define conviction, though.

I'm ready to die for the words I'm saying. Anger coming from a deep ass place. I think you gotta apologize to him. I think you offended him and you ain't know you offended him. Because I can tell you was kind of still playing with it. That anger didn't come from nowhere. Let me tell you something. It's not always

about being right. Right. It's about making shit right. Making shit right. And 2 Chainz, let me just say something. I had no idea he was going to go

off the ledge like that. 2 Chainz is my brother. I apologize if I put him on some media shit because that's all. I'm fucking up. Yeah, I'm fucking up.

Yeah, I'm staying. But you know what, though? Viral. Viral. Yo, nigga, yo. Drink Champs is the number one hip-hop podcast of the planet. This makes him laugh. I give it up. I give it up.

How about calling it? It's official. It's quieter. It's called Hilbert Jack. It's official. Drink champs is the number one hip-hop podcast of the fucking planet. Are you not just a tank? is the number one hip-hop podcast. Jack, when you describe fucking Tana. Yes, are you kidding? Are you not entertained?

I'm a guest, and I'm fucking shook and entertained. I'm shook, my nigga, sitting next to you. And it's a light night. We light today. We light today. At first, I thought, like Combat just said, at first, I was like, the Dame shit was a little harsh. I did not understand.

Man, that shit was weak as fuck. Compared to your shit? Yo, he should have done it. Hey, you ain't finished your story, but your story finished. What are you doing? You're supposed to be a one-eyed bitch. No, but I can see that. You know what I mean?

Not that you a one-eyed bitch. I'm saying that, like, that's like calling me fat. Like, if you argue, you call me fat, it's like, of course. You're supposed to say that. I got a stomach. But are you supposed to say I'm a one-eyed bitch? No, I'm just saying that was an easy insult. That's what I'm trying to say.

Nigga, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm out. I'm done. The show's over. But he called. Wait, no, no, no, no. Call back. Come on, sit down. I'm done. I'm done. I'm out. I'm done. The show's over. But he called. Wait a minute.

Come back. Come on, sit down. But he called. But what did he say about your mama? He said she was a mama bitch and she a fucking nigga. And she can't read me. I don't want to laugh. I don't want to laugh.

No, he said your mom's a pussy ass nigga too. I got a request on this episode, y'all. I got a request. I need you to make this happen for me. I'm sorry. I'm never calling rappers again.

Nah, what do you mean? We're calling rappers every episode. We don't want beef. No beef. Nah, I'll just be calling you. I got a request. Y'all niggas,

no beef, man. I got a request. Yo, but Nas did say he liked the podcast. When did he say that? I'll get to it later. I need you to do something for me. Go ahead.

Be quiet over there, please. Listen. Nigga just two changes with his mama. This is a viral episode right here, right? I hope so. No, no, it's definitely.

A little bit. Definitely. A lot bit. A lot bit. You underestimating this. I'm underestimating. But what I need. He talking like.

This is what I need, Nor. Okay, go ahead. And I need you to help me. Pop that bell air. You might as well keep it going. Let's get to it. Let's me with this. Pop that bell air. You might as well keep it going. Let's get to it. Let's get to it. Pop that bell air.

Jack, get to it. Get to it, Jack. Pop that bell air. No. That's for looks. No, that's Rick Ross shit. He's trying to set me up. That's for looks.

Go ahead, Jack. Finish what you was saying. He's trying to set me up. No, go ahead. This is my friend, though. Go ahead. This is my friend. Talk to me. Talk to me. This is my you was saying. He's trying to set me up. Nah, go ahead. This is my friend, though. Go ahead. This is my friend. Talk to me.

Talk to me. This is my friend, though. This is my friend. But make your point. He's media right now. Hey, listen, listen. I just got invited to a Jeezy party as media, okay? I know, and I had skipped a Jeezy party to go to the drink championship.

And I got shit on a lot tonight. Well, nah. I mean, not on purpose. Not on purpose. You knew we was going to call. You should have told me this nigga Titty Boy was mad at you like that.

I thought it was jokes. You know what you said to me? What? You said to me, hey, don't prep me for none. Did you say that? But hey, this is what I need from you.

Talk to the mic. You want me to squash it? This is what I need from you. You want me to squash it? Huh? You want me to squash it? This is what I need from you. You want me to squash it? Huh? You want me to squash it? No. You know I'm going to squash it.

Y'all can come on the Combat Jack show. That's up, man. Come on the Combat Jack show. We'll squash that. Yeah, that's part two to this. It's Combat Jack. No. Jack Miller episode coming up soon.

Listen, listen. Let him finish, man. Listen, listen. Let's make it a motherfucking drink chaps, Combat Jack, motherfucking extravaganza. Not a fight. No, why won't you fight? Ah, come on, guy.

Let's take it to the ring. Ah, come on, man. Y'all can play Uno. Hey, man, see, this is what I hate about hip hop. These niggas just shot, nobody shot niggas before. Hey, that's allegedly my nigga. Allegedly my nigga.

Hey! And it's in my past. Who is this guy? Who's the man? Listen, I've never known in a million years. Who's the man? I hear one of my favorite rappers telling me the goddamn, I can't downplay a motherfucking shooting to a fucking organized fight. Nah, but rich niggas don't fight no more, man.

But organize the fight. Like, what do we have to do with it? Let's do a Drink Champs event. Nah, we don't want nothing to do with it. Drink Champs combat jack. We don't want to change our people, too. We don't want nothing to do with it? Let's do a Drink Champs event. Nah, we don't want nothing to do with it. Drink Champs, combat Jack. We don't want nothing to do with y'all problems. If we get the MGM, get the MGM involved. Get the SLS involved.

Y'all problems got to go on Distance 50. Get ready to rumble. Hey, listen. Okay, we'll do this. Do this. Do this. Can I get some out of this? Yeah, go ahead.

All right, listen. Listen. I got an artist that I'm on. Oh, shit. Where is this going? Listen, listen. Listen, Jack. Listen, Jack. I got love for you.'m on. Oh, shit. Where is this going? Listen, Jack. Listen, Jack. I got love for you.

This is a retargeting. What'd you call it? Retargeting. Let me say this. I'm going to shut the fuck up. I got so much love for you. But he got shut down right now. But it sucks to be you right now.

And you don't read any of this shit. It sucks to be you. Are you scared of 2 Chainz? No, I'm not scared of nobody. I'm scared of 2 Chainz, the way that nigga threatened you. Yes, I am. I'm scared for you, but I am. That anger was crazy, man.

No, that wasn't 2 Chainz. That was Titty Boy. That was Titty Boy that threatened you, nigga. Listen, nigga. Let me tell you something. I ain't never back down and ran for no nigga not one time. You ain't never run. Because you keep counting money on the ball.

Running all day like the clock on the wall. You get it? I ain't gonna, I think 2 Chainz gonna shoot you. I'm gonna keep it 100.

Like, I'm just keep it 100. Jack, squash it. Allegedly, allegedly. Jack, just squash it. Just say sorry right now. Say sorry, my nigga. Just say sorry.

Just be like, yo, you didn't mean to illuminate the nigga. I do now, I do remember he said his mama, listen, tell him about it. He said his mama called himate. Let's get away from this shit, man. I do now, I do remember he said his mama. Hey, listen. Can I say something? Listen, tell me.

He said his mama called him. That's the reason why he disrespected your mama. I never said that. No, I heard him say that. Now that I think about it. I never said. On the purpose club. Apologize.

When you brought up the purpose. So you have been setting me up the whole time. No, I did. I did. It just hit me just now. I never said that. No, it just hit me. Listen, 2 Chainz, my nigga, you my nigga.

But listen, I think you was in the wrong, Jack. And I had no idea until his frustration and then it brung back my memory. I don't remember what happened yesterday. But then, hold on. I only remember when Carbath Jack jerked me and then when I got my first piece of pussy. When you got on the phone with him, you made it bigger than it was, Norik. No, he made it as big as it is. Can I say something?

You said I said I pumped 2 Chainz. Jack, can I say something? You did that. You said that. Jack. Can I say something? We're here for the green. We are known, bro.

That's what you did. You set it up. You gave it all to him. You made 2 Chainz go. You didn't know it was going to go that way. I didn't know. May I say something? Can I say something? You instigated the fuck out of him. He didn't know I was gonna go there I didn't know I know you didn't know May I say something? Can I say something?

You instigated the fuck Yo Jack Can you at least say sorry? Let's go Jack Come back Let me say something Explain to him why

Regardless what our past lives was DJ Artist Lawyer Entertainer We're in media right now Yes Right?

And at the end of the day We have an advantage Over what we say about artists and the whole nine. Yes. Regardless if we are right or wrong, that motherfucker is legitimately pissed off. Yeah, he's really pissed off. Do you want to continue this or you want to move forward? Let's move forward. So it doesn't matter

about who's right or wrong. I like combat jacks, man. I like peace, my nigga. Sometimes you gotta apologize even if you're wrong to move forward. Even if you're not wrong. It's fucking two chains, my nigga. It's two chains.. You're a fucking Jack Thriller. You got your whole fucking career ahead of you. Is this shit worth it? It's not.

It is not. Goddamn, come back. Yeah, man. Come back. We're a peacemaker. Let's get it officially. Listen, because I don't even think you thought you pissed them off that much. Yo, 2 Chainz, I'm sorry.

Yes, I'm sorry. We're all sorry, bro. Listen, 2 Chainz, I'm sorry. Yes, I'm sorry. We're all sorry, guys. Listen, 2 Chainz, I'm sorry, too, for making this call connection. I did not know that. I apologize. You ruined his night. You can tell. You ruined his night.

But, Jack Thriller, can we officially get to 2 Chainz? Because, listen, I'm going to be honest. You're my friend. I invited you to a lot of places that I don't invite people to. And you got me in a lot of trouble in these places. But I'm on 2 Chainz side. I'm on 2 Chainz. Last time, last time this nigga invited me to a place with Ja Rule there.

Oh, damn, dog. That is true. That is true. Yo, what's wrong with you, man? I was wrong. My friend. My friend. My friend.

Just apologize. I was wrong. I'm sorry. And with all due respect, y'all both called me the same time and said, you a non-Marine? I said, hell yeah. Walk in. And then y'all both walked in and I said, oh, shit. And then Vlad TV was the nigga.

Vlad, he don't fuck with me no more, but I got love for you, Vlad. Why? I mean, I know. You know why he don't fuck with me. But I think that's retarded, too. But I love Vlad TV. Yeah. Vlad as a person.

Much love to Vlad. But he laughed when he seen y'all both in there. He has a totally different story, and he's probably correct because I was drunk that night. But I'm apologizing to you for that, for even putting you in a situation. Let's have some of this, man. Compromising situation. But please, on the Drink Chance podcast, you're my family.

You're both my family. But I'm telling you, in my opinion, after I put together the story, I think you wrong or wrong. Come on, let's take a shot at Tiger. I'm wrong? You wrong or wrong? Hey, if the room agreed that I'm wrong,

I apologize. If you agree he's wrong, make some noise. Yeah! If you agree he's wrong, make some noise. If you agree he's right, make noise. Jack. Take that, take that, take that, take that. Jack, two chains, my brother. You my brother. Two chains?

I'm with two chains on this one. Because after he flipped, I did remember everything. You know what? I saw this. Nah, because I remember him saying his mama called him. Okay, so let me reign it back. As media, we got to be bigger than that. That's all.

This is a responsibility to be a media. No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait. You're not listening to me. Wait, wait, let me say this. Talk to the mic. Sometimes we got to take the L for the bigger win. And that's my friend. So you got to take the L For the bigger win And that's my friend So you gotta take the L for my bigger friend

Hold on so he more your friend Than I'm on your friend A little bit I'm more his friend than your friend I'm more his friend than your friend And I love you my nigga But it's two chains my nigga Besides me knowing I'm a little longer than you

And y'all both from LGL Besides that, I did analyze the situation And when a man, an artist I'm an artist When my mama call me and say, what that shit about That hurts you deep I gotta get this apology, Jack Even if you don't mean it

I'm sorry, 2 Chainz, please I apologize to Nori, I apologize to Dane I apologize to Dane I apologize to a lot of niggas Come on, I'm sorry, 2 Chainz. Please. I apologize to Nori. I apologize to Dane. Yes, he apologized to me. He apologized to Dane. I apologize to Pat Foose. I apologize to a lot of niggas. Come on. I need that out you.

Hey, Nori, I apologize to you. I apologize. Come back, Jack. EFN. I apologize to Drink Champs. If y'all felt like I was acting like a bitch, make some noise. Oh! Nah, nah, nah. I don't think he's acting like a bitch. What about 2 Chainz? I was acting like a bitch, make some noise. Oh! Nah, nah, nah.

What about 2 Chainz? You don't owe none of us an apology. 2 Chainz feels like you don't... Nah, you wasn't acting like a bitch. And then we're going to move on. Hey, 2 Chainz, I sincerely apologize to you. I was out of line. That's it man

Drink chance We're making peace man We for the culture Not dividing the culture For the culture I'm your brother I'm your brother And your Virgo brother

And I did agree with you And I apologize Because No no no I'm drinking I got Go ahead Where

I drank mine Two hours ago I apologize Cause Jack Thriller is a good nigga. He just a comedian trying to be funny, and he is funny. He funny as a motherfucker. I have him come hang out with me everywhere, all the place. And he didn't mean it like that.

Can I hang out with you everywhere? You can hang out with me everywhere. I want to come back to Miami every fucking other week. Every other week. God damn it. God damn it. Make some noise for Combat Jack. Yeah.

Come on, God damn it. So now, let's talk hip-hop. This is what I was most excited for this show, because when it's with artists, I got to keep the subject always about the artist, because I'm an artist, and I need to know how to stroke people's egos. I need egos to be stroked,

because I need them to be relaxed when they're with me. But when they're talking about... You going to hear that? That's what I'm an artist, and I need to know how to stroke people's egos. I need the egos to be stroked because I need them to be relaxed when they're with me. But when they talk about, you going to hear that? That's what I'm talking about. But when I, so now, let's talk Young Thug album. You heard the album? I did not hear the album. Let's talk his album cover. We could only talk if we heard it.

Was that a marketing scheme? What part of it? I mean, him having a dress on, him having an album cover. On the album cover. I didn't even see it. You didn't see it? Let's pull it up. Come on.

Somebody show it to me. You can't pull it up. Haz would have pulled it up already. Matt, let's do it. Haz? You said Haz. I said Haz would have pulled it up already. Oh, Matt.

Matt Harris. Matt. I said Matt, too. I picked up Matt. I know his name. He got nervous on the DMX episode. It was real. It wasn't his fault.

It was real. It wasn't his fault. It wasn't his fault. It was real. It wasn't his fault. But now, in your opinion, you being around 20 plus years, how many... Look, there it goes. Show it.

Let me see it. That's a marketing scheme or that's how this man really felt? That's Young Thug or is that a chick that does a short face? Yeah, pass it.

I personally feel that I can't comment on Young Thug's personal motivations. You know what I'm saying? What's your opinion when you see it? I got kids. I got teenagers. So what are they showing you about the generation?

I mean, Travis Scott. Travis Scott. Travis Scott. I'm crazy. What's his name? Childish Gambino. Childish. I mean, yeah.

No, I didn't hear nothing about him. But Young Thug fits in the paradigm. Mm-hmm. Young Thug is not a rapper from, he's not a rapper for a nigga that came from the 80s and the 90s. Right. He's a new millennium rapper. But because I have kids and I've relaxed my standards. So has Kendrick.

Right. Come on. When I've relaxed my standards, I listen to some Young Thug shit. I'm like, yo. No, it's hard. Listen, listen, listen. The question is, was that specifically a marketing scheme? I can't call it.

Or is that him? I can't call it because I don't know him. Because he's a bizarre nigga. Who's the dude with the purse that was on that freestyle joint? There was a dude that was rocking the purse. On XXL? Freestyle? Listen, listen.

Yeah, one of those things. I don't know, but at the end of the day. Was it him? DJ Jones. Listen, listen, listen. He had no purse because I seen him. It looked like a purse. I don't know if it was a purse or not.

Lucy Burke killed his shit. Who was it? Was it him? I don't know. I don't know. I'm going to say this. I'm going to say this. And my man Palmer from out here,

my nigga, Kodak. Kodak Black. Denzel Curry. And he's killed it. Kodak is amazing. Kodak is amazing. He was like,

whatever this beat is, he made this track. I'm going to tell you this. Six years ago, when I went to, I wasn't fucking with Lil B. Right. Lil B.

Lil B. The bass guy. The bass guy. Until I went to his show. Right. And I was like, this is the bass god. Until I went to his show. Right. And I was like, this is the best shit I ever saw. All these dudes. At the Highline.

And it was me and Miss Info. And Miss Info was like, Combat, do you see how amazing this shit is? What the fuck are we looking at? So when I co-signed the nigga, I had a lot of cats from my generation. Like, yo, Combat. But what are you co-signing? When you hear it, when you say amazing, what is amazing to you? The fact that he has a bunch of fans that love his music, what do you find amazing?

Okay, you got to understand. Being from our generation, obviously. You got to understand, I'm older than every nigga in this room. Okay. I come from the 70s, 80s, 90s. You've been to multiple generations of hip hop. I was a fucking club kid in the 80s. So the 80s, you can't compete with the 80s.

Right. Paradise Garage. A lot of people say the 90s. But Paradise Garage. He said the 80s. I like that, though. We need somebody that claims it. Listen, Paradise Garage, Union Square, Latin Quarters.

Latin Quarters, yeah. You can't compete with the Rakims and the KRS-1s and the Dismasters. The Kings. No, I got to say the Dismasters. Niggas don't, you got to understand. So that's my pedigree. So my shit is all, who's doing it the flyest, right? So I hear Lil B's music.

I'm like, this shit is whack. But I go to his show and I'm like. You're looking at everything I'm like All my 50 All my 50 years of life This is a moment But what is it? Did you pinpoint what it was?

Okay so it's The fucking production Like when you hear that bass When you hear that sub bass That fucking trap bass It's a drug Right Trap bass is a drug. Right. Trap bass is a drug. Neurotic. It's neurotic. You can't control when that shit gets

in your vein. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But when it gets in your vein, we from Miami. We the basses. And then the bass guy himself is a charismatic nigga. Right. Regardless if he's an MC or not, he's charismatic. And then you got the niggas in the back with the fucking spatulas and the fucking chef hats. And then you got the niggas in the back with the fucking spatulas and the fucking

chef hats. And then when I saw Sylvia Roe walk in... So let me pick up... No, no, let me say this. When she walked in, it was like, it's not only some underground shit. Yeah, it's upper class. It was one of the best shows

I ever saw in my life. So it was well orchestrated as well on his part. Well orchestrated, well produced, charismatic star. Star. Star is a rare motherfucker. But does everybody now have that? No, no, no. Everybody doesn't have that.

But let me tell you. So when I co-signed Lil B as an old school nigga, I got cut off by old school niggas. I can understand what happened there. Like, like, like Kaepernick

standing for the flag, me co-signing Lil B was the same shit. Right. But it's like, y'all can't question my pedigree and my

devotion to the culture. So if I see a Rakim, if I see a Rakim, if I see a Rakim, in a new form, if I see a Rakim, and I see, and I hear a Young Thug song,

they're like, yo, my nigga. Maybe the lyrics don't match, but the energy does. That's what you're saying? Scrunch face, environment, whatever the situation is, the perpetuation of this culture. You get the new generation.

Listen, I don't ever want this culture to die. So whoever carries the baton... You gotta maintain being young in this culture. No, I don't think that's... I think authenticity is the key. Not young appreciating who takes the culture forward,

regardless if you agree with it or not. I think he's right. Or not. Sometimes you don't have to agree with the shit. Right. You don't have to agree with the shit, but you got to be open-minded to say, I don't agree to this shit.

But this nigga took it to the next level. But I understand the movement. Right. And that's hip-hop. I'm going to tell you, this is what I think is hip-hop. I think authenticity is the ultimate that's hip-hop. I'm going to tell you, this is what I think is hip-hop. I think authenticity is the ultimate point of hip-hop. What is authenticity in 2016?

When somebody ghostwrites Drake's lyrics, but Drake is the best nigga doing it right now, what the fuck is authenticity? Because if he represents Toronto and all that encompasses that, never mind the lyric part of it. Whatever he does on stage, whatever he does in the street, it's authentic to them. As long as they accept it, then it's authentic. Like a Chief Keef. I might not have bought into Chief Keef, but Chief Keef was authentic to Chief Keef.

Like Trick Daddy is authentic Miami. Chief Keef was not only authentic to him, but he was authentic to Chicago. That's what I'm saying. And what's going on right now. He was authentic to that. At the time, even though we thought that shit was silly. That to me. But when someone diverts from authenticity and they try to create something to pretend it is authentic. So who's perpetrating the authenticity right now?

That's what I'm trying to figure out. Like, I don't know. I don't know. Like, this is what I want to know. Let me just explain to you who he is. He only DJs on vinyl. Still to this day. No, I mean, I track this. Still to this day.

Still to this day. At the end of the day, I'm not a hip-hop nigga. I'm a house nigga. Like house school. You know what I'm saying? So I'm saying, we all have gotta have house. Nigga. I'm saying? So I'm saying, so I'm saying, we all have a, gotta have house. Nigga.

I can't front. I was never house dude, but my boy Eddie Gig back there, he was a house. So I'm saying, so we can't. That's Eddie to ask you.

Eddie to ask you to come over here and say hi to the people. When you see, when you see something. Eddie, where you at? When you see something

and it's taking it. You still fucked up about this 2 Chainz shit? He's fucked up. Come over here. Come over here and talk to the people. Keep it here now. But as a music fan, as a music fan, you should always be a music fan. You should always be a music fan.

That's all I gotta say. Right, right, right. At the end of the day, I agree with you. For the record, I agree with you because, you know, I'm a guy I'm a guy who I don't mind you know, being a a guy I'm a guy who I don't mind you know, being in front of You bought into fucking Neptunes. Yes. You bought into Neptunes. Oh, beat me up. Keep it going.

Which was a whole paradigm shift. People didn't understand that. They didn't understand that. But if you understood it, you perpetuate I broke in reggaeton. They didn't understand that. I never, I still didn't understand. I broke out in reggaeton. I broke out hip-hop taking control of media on the podcast. People didn't understand it, but now they understand it.

So you know what it is. I'm a creator of content. Content is king. Shout out to Dame Dash. So I realized I'm going to always have a job because I'm a creator of content. So I don't give a fuck. Tomorrow, everything is going to go bad for me. And I can say You know what

I'm going to be alright Because I'm a content creator And there's people Who is content distributors I'm going to tell you The flip side I'm going to tell you The flip side

I'm going to tell you The flip side I still don't feel That I've ever created content Well you're wrong I feel that I'm a fan of content So what I do So what I do

Is from a fan Oh Eddie the Ass Eater. You got to save it up to Carbath Jack. Yo, this is the light-skinned Bun B. Yeah, no. That's the light-skinned Bun B. That's the light-skinned. Yo, he eat my ass.

He might not even let him talk on his mic because of how much ass he has. It smells like diarrhea. He ass. Okay, shout out both of your Instagrams. Yeah, Eddie the Ass Eater out there. All right. And Eddie Gates. Hold on.

Did we switch it? Let's just get over here. We switched it and you fucked it up. You look like you eat ass a lot, Jack Thriller. I do. You do? And I get my ass ate. He's keeping it 100.

He's keeping it 100, man. I'm not being too on that one. Internets, internets. It happens. Internets. What did I say? If you don't like your ass ate, you a fucking liar. You a, come on.

All right. Hey, that's where the jack's at, baby. That's where the jack's at. Come on, no, no, no. Let's toast it up. That's where the jack's at. Let's toast it up. Hold on.

Where the other bottle of rose there? It's not a, no, no, no. The Moet is for look. Let's get a Moet here. Yeah, let me get some of that. All right, listen. All right, hold on. Time out. How did you develop? There's a lot going right, listen. All right, hold on. Time out.

There's a lot going on right now. How did you develop just liking to get your ass ate? A nigga hit you with some junk? How do we go from hip-hop to ass? Fuck it. Let's just keep it ass. Motherfucker said I want to talk about hip-hop. All right.

Did you get your ass ate? Because, no, Jack Troller be bragging about getting his ass ate for a long time. Who eat your ass, man? So how does this work, Jack Troller? You sit in there. It's Craigslist. Who's the first bitch that ate your ass and turned you out how does this work, Jack Dweller? You sit in there. It's Craigslist. What's the first bitch that ate your ass and turned you out? We need to talk about her.

Her name was Michelle Tiffany. She had two first names. Damn. She had to have had two first names. Does she have two figures in your ass as well? Yeah. No, no. Yeah?

Hell no. Okay. Listen. She was sucking? Hell no. Okay, okay. Listen, she was sucking my dick then she was licking my ball and she was licking my ass. Wait, hold on. But was this your first time?

This is your first time so you got to describe it. I was 12. Did you have your shit in your shit? I was 12. Internet's Jack Trilla. Oh, man. Okay, okay, all right, all right. Come on, come on, come on.

Oh, shit. So, this your first time having your dick sucked, your balls sucked, and your ass at the same time? God is good. All the time. All the time. God is good. Amen?

Amen. That's why my mom's asked me. And a woman. I had a lot of trouble with my mom. All the time. God is good. Amen? That's why my mom asked me. I had lunch with my mom. She said, what you doing? I said, I'm selling drugs again, Mom.

I don't want her to listen to my podcast. Okay, continue. Okay. Yeah, I was 12 years old. I was at acting camp, man. Alabama State University in Montgomery, Alabama. Acting camp? Yeah.

I always wanted to be an entertainer. in Montgomery, Alabama. Acting camp? Yeah. I always wanted to be an entertainer. When I was little I wanted to be Michael Jackson but I wasn't pretty enough, I couldn't dance. You wasn't light skinned enough my dude. And all that. Yeah. And um. They licked your ass.

Yeah it was a girl that I met on campus and stuff and she was like four years older than me. I feel like the girl's name was Baby D. Is that correct? Was the girl's name Baby D? Her name was Michelle. But her nickname was Baby D. I felt like it. Go ahead, continue. So, yeah, I was hollering at her

and I told her I was 16, too. And, you know what I'm saying, she was inside of my quiet class. And you had both eyes at this time. No, I never had both eyes. I came into this world. Where went I? Jack Thriller. Jack Thriller.

Make some noise for Jack Thriller. I always thought your story was funny until you just said that with your face on. I kind of realized that you were sentimental at that moment. Yeah, but see, the tragedy part is, in the same year when I first got my ass ate, I got my bad eye stabbed out at the same time.

Yeah, I was gambling with some older niggas and stuff, and then I got caught cheating, and a dude stabbed me in my eye. He was 21. Yeah, and you know what I'm saying? I was lucky because, like I said before, I'm blind in this side. 21. Yeah, and you know what I'm saying? I was lucky because, like I said before, I'm blind in this side. Always. Yeah, and it

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Yo, listen, internet. Combat. Do you eat ass? Come on, combat. Listen, don't ask me that question. We ask everybody this question, combat. I'm talking about Jack Thriller right now. What are we doing with combat?

You got to... Internet. Internet. You curb us, but... No, no. Do you eat ass, combat? Listen, man. Have you ever?

Life is beautiful. All right, that's a yes. That's a yes. That's a yes. That's a yes. Okay, I'm sorry, come back. Go ahead. Like, in about five years, five years' time... It's not going to be no more radio?

Where Jack Thrill is going to be, we're all going to be happy. Yeah, that's a fact. But let me ask you, come back. guess you think we won't get your radio you think there's not radio radio is never gonna go away radio is never because as far as I but let me actually radio is the standard radio is the standard podcast is a feature okay so right now you got your hot 97s you you got your satellites, you got to get through both of those. Okay, with your artists. And now Apple and other computer designs are adding podcasts into the automotive industry.

So that's going to be a feature. Okay, so now people, they sign to labels, correct? You agree with me, right? And then the only how they get paid is through their publishing yes if you're a writer like me yes you get paid through your publishing public performance publishing record sales right so you get paid to your performance and now this company that's bmi ascap but now this company's like sound exchange now let me tell you why i'm trying to change the podcast game right sound exchange actually can control and distribute

and find out your internet publishing. That means your internet sells, right? Your intellectual property, right? I started playing my own music on my podcast because I'm retarded. But then I sat back and I said, hold on. I'm

signed with sound exchange. Why don't sound exchange detect these? I'm signing with SoundExchange. Why don't SoundExchange detect these? I'm telling you, in five years, if I sign Big Up to Dame Dash, because I don't want to say I'm signing with them. I'm making a partnership with Dame Dash, Investing Woman Podcast. I'm making a partnership with Fat Joe. I forgot what he told me. I'll meet him tomorrow in his podcast. I'm making a partnership

with Ching Bing, Mike Booth, Hang Rose Land. So what I'm saying is, in five years, if I can put on artists who are relevant and who are still doing it, and they can actually break their records from the podcast

and actually it be detected, And that's just saying, like, I'm just saying, I don't think we're always going to continue to do a million 1.6. This makes a noise for us. We're doing 1.6, goddammit, this last week. Thank me later. Yeah, I'm going to thank you later.

I don't know why, but I'm going to thank you later. You know why? You know why? Nora. What'd you throw? Come on now. You think I'm talking about 50? No. That was about five weeks ago. you throw? Come on, now. You think I'm talking about 50? No. We talking about no. That was about five weeks ago. Okay. No.

Talk to the mic. Does the mic do it? No, no, no, no. No. You're on a podcast. We talking about tonight. Tonight? With my 2 Chainz shit.

Oh, you saying we about to do 1.6 million with this? Yeah. Oh, okay. All right. Cool, cool. But what I'm saying is, let me finish my point. Let me finish. I'm like Jack Thriller right now.

Let me finish my point. So now, just think about it. We could do these numbers, me and my partner, DJ EFN, right? And me and this nigga could make an album, let's say a Drink Champs album. We never sell it. We just play it on our podcast. We're changing the internet publishing game. You're a lawyer now.

I need you to go back in lawyer mode for two seconds. I'm there. Am I retarded or am I thinking the right thing? And then what I'm saying is, why should we ever go back to a radio station? Okay, so this is it. I'm asking. At the end of the day, radio,

terrestrial satellite is public performance. So you come out and you perform Like even if you go to a club And the clubs play your records They have to pay a role You have to pay to either BMI Or maybe CSAC or whatever

So podcasts aren't doing that yet Podcasts aren't doing that No because podcasts ain't for music But as it continues To grow as a medium, there's a firm argument that you need to, it's a public, we're not coming in the game to make money because we are playing artists that contribute to our shit

and we can, I'm drunk right now. No, that's okay. You're supposed to be. Make some noise for Comfort I'm drunk right now. No, no, it's okay. But we can... This is supposed to be. Make some noise for Comback Jack being drunk right now. But I think you understand what I'm saying.

We also contribute to their popularity. Right. Public performance. You got to pay us a royalty. All right, so look, this is what I'm saying, Comback. I get it, I get it.

Look, every time... Y'all the only podcasters that we ain't do this for. But every time, if we interview 50 Cent, we interview Fat Joe, we always play their music prior to they coming, right? So now imagine. Get ready for combat.

Y'all ain't play that. No, no, no, no, no. Get ready for combat. We don't have the rights. We don't have the rights. We know you own that. We know you own that. No, no, but y'all got it. No, no, but we play it for ourselves.

I love that shit, though. We play it for ourselves coming up. So now just imagine, as opposed to our podcast being an hour, two minutes, let's suppose we do a whole playlist for these artists. But it's not for the artists because the artists sign exclusively to labels. So before the artists come up, it's Universal, it's Sony. Yeah, but you're talking about signed artists. I'm saying Miff Bleak. I'm saying Miff Bleak right now.

Who's independent right now. Miff Bleak's independent. He should be able to give you that with no question. He can't. Right. He don't have. That's what I'm saying. He don't have.

But he's still signed to ASCAP and BMI. No, but what I'm saying, ASCAP and BMI don't collect your actual independent. But they should. As a podcast, they should. No, but there's a company named Sound Exchange that does that

for you it's already in place yeah Sound Exchange yeah Sound Exchange but you don't have to your publishing

doesn't have to be signed to an ASCAP or a BMI no not at all to be an artist so they can collect your

royalties from public performance there's like there's five streams of income break it down and you a lawyer come on entertainment lawyer there's five streams of income Break it down There's five streams of income And I love drunk facts

This is drunk facts right here But it's facts There's public performance which is radio Radio has changed over the years So radio is terrestrial Radio is now podcast Motherfuckers drive in their cars and listen to podcasts Or podcast is now radio

Which you were talking about two years ago But now podcast is now radio. So, so. Which you were talking about two years ago. Yes. But now podcasts is now radio. Yes. How about that? Can you agree with that fact and continue?

All right, I'm sorry. Ask Ebro. Ooh, is that a shot? I like that. No, it's not a shot. It's like Ebro. Ebro, bring your light-skinned ass on here.

Nah, and Ebro gave us a lot of great advice. Ebro gave us the best advice. At the end of the day, terrestrial and satellite cannot argue against the impact of podcasts. Yes. They're following suit.

They're creating that same kind of content. Because we don't have a boss. I could change my whole format tomorrow. Right. You could move to Miami. You could move to Miami tomorrow and set up. See, no, don't say that because I want to move. Yeah,

come on. Make the move. You're a realtor. Where my nigga Eric at? Waterfront Realty, right? Where Eric at? God damn it.

New York is not what New York is. It's not Waterfront? Yeah. Alright, Waterfront Realty. So it's public performance, it's publishing. So it's...

That's one. You said five. I said, public performance, publishing. Right. Syn said five. I said public performance, publishing. Right. Synchronization. So like whenever your shit is like... In a movie.

Movie, commercial, video. But when they write a 2 Chainz rap and the shit is in a fucking... You had to bring up 2 Chainz. Go ahead. Oh, so when the lyrics are written in the... People buy the music. That's why Rap Genius is popular.

Big up to Rob Marksman. It's a dying breed of people buy print. People buy like, how does this shit choreograph? That's amazing. How can I play this whole... Oh, you mean writing the music. Writing the music and the lyrics. It's still published.

So the lyrics is considered like the music, like if you were to play the music. I said four? That's four. Yeah, one more. Five? Brick and shells. Right.

Brick and shells. But it's expanded right now because now the shit is on digital. Digital. Streaming. So maybe it's at seven right now. I mean, I'm not the authority, but... Right.

Title. Yeah. Apple. Spotify. That's Apple. Mm. Spotify. Mm. That's an extra six. So now, let me ask y'all.

It might be a seven. You might be a seven, but that six is top. Merchandising is genius. No, genius is print. I would say genius is print. Merchandising is another form of business. I just bigged up genius.

But you understand, that is not out of the music. I just gave y'all six ways to make money off your music. So Jack, how old are you, Jack? I'm sorry. I just bust 34 May 7th. Okay.

Yeah, you a young buck. Yeah. Yeah, I got an old face. But, so, in your opinion. 2 Chainz, you picking on a young buck. You think. You ought to be ashamed of yourself. You think streaming hurt the industry or streaming helped the industry?

I think it helped the industry, man, because I like the fact that it ain't no excuses no more. If you can't make it right now, you know, you don't even deserve to be in the game. I don't think that's true. I don't think that's 100% true. I agree with him. I mean, I don't in a sense, because before there was the gatekeepers in a sense. There's no gatekeepers no more sense if you can keep it normal no that's that's true but this oversaturation makes it harder in a sense it's balanced in a

way harder to what to be heard to be hurt by what i love music i will always love music i'm not gonna listen to shit i don't fuck with yeah right you might not even know the music that you would fuck with but when i find it when when I find it. Yes, you would. No, you wouldn't. Yes, you would. How would you know? But you wouldn't know. I love talking hip-hop.

Continue. But you wouldn't know because it's in the ether. It's a million artists. Okay, so there's a million niggas that I won't listen to. But when I find an Anderson.Paak. Right. When I find a K-Tronaut. But you don't find them.

The people you're about to mention are people that are being promoted by high-profile cage. But you don't find them. The people you're about to mention are people that are being promoted by high profile people. But I'm not following. I don't follow high profile people. Tomato, tomato. What did I accidentally pull into my shit? Because I'm still crate digging. Right. I'm still crate digging. Digitally.

So when I find some shit I fuck with, I fuck with it. It's the same shit. It don't matter if it got some commercial promotion or if it's just straight up internet promotion. Or if my friend said something or my son said something. You know what I'm saying? If it's getting out there, it's getting out there because it's hot. I'm going to tell you what the difference is, why I think.

The difference is that back in the days, that sounds horrible. That makes me old. We understand. But back in the days, you needed to work and pay certain dues to get in a studio, record on tape, or whatever the fuck. Digital, would it matter? DJFN, you lived in the era. No, no, no. You lived in the era. No, no, no. I'm so grateful I lived in that era.

I know. I'm grateful, too. I know. I'm grateful, too. But we're talking. You're making yourself an old nigga. I don't care. I don't care.

I got fucking white hairs. And that's cool. But know, I'm true. But we're talking, we're comparing. You're making yourself an old nigga. I don't care, I don't care. I got fucking white hairs. And that's cool. But listen, DJ FM, we in back to the future in real life. But we're giving the comparison, though. I'm just giving you the comparison. Yeah, yeah, yeah, just giving you the comparison.

Let me ask y'all this. What do you think about Young Thug? I'm unsure about it. I don't get it. That's what I was trying to talk about. Go around the world. Because you don't come from there. No, no, no.

I want to know, is it authentic to whatever he comes from that he's wearing what he's wearing? I know the music is resonating, for sure. The music is resonating. EFN, EFN. Yo, check this out. When Drake and J. Cole first came out at the same time,

I didn't understand why motherfuckers was fucking with J. Cole because Drake had the better song. And I forget what it was at the time he had, but it was a song he was like,

let's be honest. Y'all know what I'm talking about? Yeah. Every girl in the world. That was with Young Money. Well, the difference is the audience has expanded. That's the difference too.

Hold on. Your EFN. I'm about to say something. J. Cole had who that? Who that? Who that? I thought that was some bullshit. Right.

Yeah, I was like 50. I thought you meant JT Money had who that first. I said 50. That's a Miami nigga. I said 50. Yo, man. Yo, what the fuck is up with this J. Cole nigga? Why the fuck is he popping?

You know what he said? He said, hey, you need to find out why he's popping so you can get yourself popping. Right, no, I believe that. That's true. Because otherwise, you don't deserve to be inside this game, man. 50-1. I can't down Young Thug. I just, I want to know where does that come from?

Like, what is his story? Why? What is his story? What is going on right now? Let me ask you something. If I'm at the bar, right? I'm buying a drink Yeah I'm looking at what's in the bar

I'm in the mood And a young thug record comes on And it It sets a whole chain of events In movement Right You have no choice Why do I have to ask that

Yeah Because it's just music As opposed to like Yo I'm with Carmel I'm with Carmel And you're. As opposed to like, yo. I'm with combat. I'm with combat. And you're an artist. You know what I'm saying?

I'm with combat. There's no science in that. I understand that. As a DJ, I understand that. When you hit that vein, you don't have to ask why. It's like. Yo, listen. You got to give me some music.

It's strictly on the music. 100%. Because you know why? I understand that. You know why I like the new generation? Okay, let me. Go ahead. Let's go back.

Let me just. This is because I got to stay focused. This is the reason why I'm with Combat on this. That's my whole experience moving to Miami. Like, I'm a hardcore boom bap hip hop. Left rack.

I get divorced. I get divorced. I lose everything. I'm out here. I'm doing it. I got no choice. I'm going, it's not doing it. I got no choice. I'm going. It's not Club 11. It's Gold Rush at the time. Right, right, right.

It's Gold Rush at the time. I'm going there. So be live. So be live. Let's big up Micah, even though he don't vote me no more. Yeah, yeah. Big up Stacks. Big up Stacks.

Actually, that's the first time I actually met you was Stacks. So they got me coming out here. And the thing is, I could have easily been that old New York nigga like, why don't you play Coogee, right? And why don't you play? And I was, you know. That made Trigger the gambler. Yeah, and let me just.

You make Trigger the gambler? And let me just. That ain't big hell. Let me just keep it up, honey. Ecstasy was popping at that time, and so was I. Popping in Mexico. Drugs changed the music, unfortunately. And I felt every music

in that motherfucker. I was like, oh shit, this shit is hot. Nigga's like, this nigga is I'm like, exactly. And I'm fucking with it. But it actually made me young. Because I

adapted to every environment then when I went back to New York I would never forget this I went back to New York I went and the same music was playing and my nigga said hey yo nigga why you smiling and I'm like damn in Miami these records is popping and these niggas just looked at me like we don don't fuck with that over there. And I was like, damn. I immediately knew I could be bi-coastal from that very moment because I really did feel these records.

But when I was in New York, I was really like, I understand why y'all don't feel it. Because y'all ain't got palm bitches. I mean, palm trees. Or why New York is the smallest market on the fucking planet. It's the smallest market,

but still have the most influence. We had the most influence. For years, until now. This is the thing about New York. We've always had the most influence until our influence became the major influence. Break that down, God. When our shit became the standard, when fucking Dr. dre took public enemy and flipped it into nwa and it expanded the market but you got nice you worked you got us in l.a

the west coast is a market of of itself that flips into the south right that flips into up until up until Jersey. So when you look at the whole scheme of the music industry, New York is one city and it's a whole fucking country. But New York also fucked up a lot of things because it was so exclusive. It was organic.

I'm not accepting that. New York was too exclusive. I'm from the south region. We were bitter towards New York. But when New York thought nobody exclusive. I'm from the South region. But you got to understand, but when New York thought nobody else can do it like us, that's when we fucked up. That's what I'm saying. Because we were only one city.

And then what happened? Every other region grew. And New York had to adapt to that. The South got so big that people like D.C. and Virginia actually started claiming the South. But D.C. is the South. D.C. is the South. But DC. DC's the South.

Yeah, but it's the South. But DC niggas is New York niggas. Go, go, man. Go, go, man. They got their own world, man. DC niggas is not. Let me describe it. I lived in DC.

DC niggas is not. They got their own shit going on. I would say DC and them niggas is East Coast niggas. That's New York. That's East Coast. We all East Coast. We all East Coast. In my opinion. They New York, dog. I mean, East Coast. When they came to Atlanta, we were in Atlanta like New York niggas. They're New York. That's East Coast niggas, in my opinion.

They're New York now. I mean, East Coast. When they came to Atlanta, we were in there like New York niggas. That's East Coast niggas. I went to Georgetown. In my opinion.

I went to Georgetown. Pusha T is from the East Coast to me. He ain't from the South. I mean, but I love the South. We're on the East Coast and we're on the South. No, but you know what I'm saying. You're going geographical.

Okay, so let me say this Technically But that's where it goes wrong though That's where it goes wrong Listen Coming from an EPMD Run DMC Big Daddy Kane

Rakim Environment Right And in the 80s Living in Georgetown I went to Georgetown Law For three years I'm in DC

That's where you went to law school And the only nigga They're playing from New York is Kumo D. Kumo D. I'm like, this is country. You lost my weed in L.A. D.C. is country. They're not fucking with the niggas that we fuck with. They fucking with country niggas.

Wait, say that again? In D.C.? In D.C. in the 80s. I'm fucking with Rakim, Big Daddy King, EPMD. I go to DC and the only rap nigga they playing is Kool Moe D. Who's the only, who's the countryest nigga from the east. Out of New York. Yeah, okay. Damn, when you say country, that sounds very derogatory.

Wild, wild west? I don't like it. Well, why do you say that? Why do you say country? Because, you know, in the south, that's derogatory. Because two south niggas and there's two New York niggas by the way. It's not the rock and tour. You understand.

Yeah, it's not the rock and tour. So hold on, hold on. Why you don't like that? And let me tell you something. When I was coming up, man, in Decatur and stuff, a lot of New York niggas was coming down too.

That's right. He understand where I'm coming from. Miller Grove, you know, and our schools and shit, everybody thought they were smarter than us, thought we were slow. We thought we was a schools and shit, everybody thought they were smarter than us, thought

we were slow. We thought we was a game and shit. We just have our southern drawl. Don't get it confused. Just like, you know what I'm saying, with Tony Ayo too. But your niggas ain't playing down south. We beat new New York niggas up. Right.

I'm not, I'm not. You got hostile. Relax. Chill out. We changed chains just flipped on you Relax I agree with you 100% I'm sorry did I bring that up Why

You favor two chains over me Nah because Like I ain't got goons too You already apologized you can't go back I'm not going to go I ain't say that at all I ain't say that You already apologized. You can't go back. I'm not going to go back. I ain't say that. I ain't say that at all. I ain't say that.

We have to order some food. Can we order some food? We was talking hip-hop, dog. Can we order some pizza, somebody? But why are you going to be the gangster? Let's keep this hip-hop conversation going. Why are you going to be the gangster? In my opinion,

in my opinion, because you know what somebody told me? Somebody told me one day. They was like, you a New York nigga that understood the South early. Yeah. Super Thug was our beat, was our kid. Do you realize they're kind of jumping us, Jack? Are you with me still?

What you mean? Listen, listen. How we jumping you, though? Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Let me break it down. Because he know I'm right. Listen.

He know I'm right. Bishop, in your heart, you know I'm right. All right, calm down. Put the wind beneath your wings, nigga. Speak to the mic. We're listening. The podcast can hear you. I don't know why I passed the blunt or who I passed it to, but it was a bad move.

You laced it. All right, listen. So listen. Why we jumping you? A lot of niggas told me that when I, you know, did Super Thug, but a lot of people didn't. They said that you know, I understood the

under, uh, the South sound. Think about who produced Super Thug. Yes, I'm getting to that. People from the South. I'm getting to that. But what I'm saying is at first, nobody knew who the fuck these people were. Absolutely. They didn't know who these fuck these people were. Absolutely. This is two years after the record is a hit, and then he produced for

Mystical, and then they produced for Hov, and then they actually claimed this is a South Sound. But I already got two albums. I got N.O.R.E., which nobody, at this time, I brung them to every artist in the world.

It wasn't until Oh No, which I believe is the Melvin Flint. I'm not sure. I could be bugging. And after that, every artist ran to the nigga. But what I'm saying is, at first, people could not identify where that sound came from. But afterwards, people said that I was up early on the South Sound. And that's great. Virginia. I take that.

Virginia. I take that. But I always looked at Virginia as Virginia was an East Coast state. East Coast South. Virginia, Maryland. Virginia, think about it. The capital of the South. Of the Confederacy. Yeah, but them niggas is New York. Wait, wait, you. The capital of the South, of the Confederacy.

Yeah, but them niggas is new, y'all. You look at me crazy. East Coast niggas and me. You don't agree? No, I agree. You look at me crazy when I say that. Them niggas swag as arse. I'm just drunk right now.

To me, the South starts at South Carolina. Like, Pimp C had this argument. He said that people from Atlanta wasn't really people from Atlanta because he said y'all same time is on the East Coast.

Remember, he said that. Jersey niggas are south to me. Oh, come on now. They're south to me. Oh,

where's Paul at? Where are my Jersey boys at? That's your man, B. That's your man. Come on, man.

That's crazy. That's your man. That's why New York Is fucking up Or fuck the back then I'm agreeing to that Back then But I'm agreeing to that

But when you go to Jersey The hip hop is still A little different But let me tell you No he's right Hip hop is different Am I right? Real quick

I want to be mine again I wouldn't say country though It's just different I would say different My boys down here My crew We all united. And a lot of them are from Jersey. And we always had this thing against the New York cats that were coming down to Miami.

Because they were always trying to, like, de-bow their way in. And it was funny because the New Jersey dudes, we all stuck together. That's why you don't share your Columbia white with me. And they got it. Because they were getting it like you said right now. They wasn't feeling that. You know what I'm saying? Look at Jack Thriller. Jersey niggas was south to us. Yo, 2 Chainz got you fucked up.

You're thinking about this shit right now. First of all, first of all, the fact that you're saying south, I feel like you might the south for real. Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this. I'm ready for whatever, dog. Don't place value on what I'm saying. Don't place value on what I'm saying.

Man, why you always cutting me off when I'm saying gangster shit? I cut niggas off. That value what I'm saying don't place value Take us all that's right do I let combat talk. Yeah combat. Don't play value what I'm saying, right? Just don't don't don't place good or bad right as a Brooklyn cat Whenever we got into Jersey It was different and the further we got from Jersey the more South became so became. So for me as a Brooklyn nigga, the minute you cross Jersey, you're going further south. That's all I'm saying. It's not out of disrespect. It's out of... But you don't think that mentality is what isolated you guys?

No, I got to say something. I agree with nothing this nigga just said just now. Because to me, Philly was my number one market. But Philly was a different. No, Philly was Brooklyn on steroids. In my opinion, let me tell you. But Philly niggas is different. No, but it was.

This is where you're going wrong. Nobody is different. Yes or no? Nah. Philly niggas was just as grimy as the early 80s. No, they was grimier. Albee Square Mall They was grimier

That's what it They was grimier They was grimier That's what I'm saying But what I'm saying is It reminded me of Albee Square Mall Downtown

Where you had to get your fronts And pull your gun out To walk out the mall But it was on the next level Yeah That's what I'm saying But it reminded me of that Listen

As a Brooklyn nigga As a Brooklyn nigga It didn't get more you As a Brooklyn nigga As a Brooklyn nigga It didn't get more south As a Brooklyn nigga You go to Philly You're like Yo these niggas Is on the next level

You remember that DJ Quick record Everybody's like Compton I mean I don't know If that's the exact term But that made sense He was like I'm a Compton dude But when I went out of town

Everybody's like Everybody's hard Everybody's But at the same time And that's where y'all fucking up At the same time But at the same time, what I'm saying is this. What I'm saying is this. Borough to borough, city to city, niggas play different. Yeah, I agree with that. So when you go to Philly, when you go to Philly, these niggas look like Brooklyn niggas.

These niggas look like New York niggas. But the wrong turn, you know what I'm saying? Right, but that's what I'm saying. These niggas look like New York niggas. But the wrong turn, you know what I'm saying? Right, but that's what I'm saying. These niggas is different. Yeah. So you got to understand the subtlety. I mean, of course, regionally we're all different. And this is the beautiful thing about culture.

Black, white, black. Like, just the diaspora of black. When you go into a different culture, you got to understand that shit. Respect that shit and humble yourself. Right, of course. It's true. So when New York niggas come into Philly like, this is New York. The Philly niggas is like, yo, nigga, we will lay you the fuck down.

Right. You got to respect when you go to New York. No, but what I'm trying to say is, for me, for me, from my experience, I could be wrong. But I came up 1997. I started going on the road. 1997 1987 I went from New York I went from Camden New Jersey I went from Trenton I went from Miami I skipped Newark I'm going to the whole 95 I skipped Newark excuse me I started in Newark then I went to Camden I went to Trenton and then from there I went to

Philly Philly was my number one market from Philly I went to Trenton. And then from there, I went to Philly. Philly was my number one market. From Philly, I went to Connecticut. How about Delaware? Delaware. I went to Maryland. I went to Baltimore. I went to D.C. I went to Virginia. When you hit D.C., when you hit D.C.

When you hit D.C. Nah, it never changed to me. No, I'm saying, listen. They always reminded me of my niggas. I'm saying, as the journey went through, once you hit D.C., Yeah. Your market blossomed. No, the market was already blossoming,

but the only time I felt like I was in a different market was when I went to South Carolina. And the only reason why I felt like that is because South Carolina niggas was throwing chairs at other niggas in the crowd. And I thought that was

the gangstering shit in the world. I was like, oh, shit. Y'all's chairs ain't buckled down. You know, like in Apollo and shit like that, your chairs is buckled down. And then when I went to South Carolina, I said, these niggas is crazy as a motherfucker. And then I went to Durham, and them niggas was crazy as a motherfucker. I went to Raleigh. Them niggas is crazy as a motherfucker.

Charleston, everywhere. So all I've realized, I've realized that we're all the same fucking people. Every hood deserves respect. Once the South started, it was a little bit more crazier as far as, like, you know, throwing shit and just getting at motherfuckers. But I realize we're all the fucking same. But, you know, I always considered that part East Coast. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't mind being wrong.

No, it's East Coast. It's East Coast, but it's going in the South. And once again, I'm not taking anything away from what you said. I'm not scrolling facts. You see niggas in New York turn up and like, that's a New York nigga. Exactly. When you get to Jersey,

niggas turn up different. Yeah, but I still feel that. No, it's family. One of my best friends is from Newark, New Jersey. It's family. I'm saying it's family. They up to Sig. I used to look at him like he flipped like a New Jersey nigga.

That's what I'm saying. And then I seen him flip with a New York nigga. I said, this nigga ain't. He's just not. Tell me that about Queen Latifah. Tell me that about Trench. Tell me about, come on. Yeah, it's the same shit to me.

But I understand what he's saying because his era. No, no, I get it. What I'm saying is this. What I'm saying is this. This is boiling the shit down, drinking this fucking vodka right now. And we love that you drink it with a drink, Chad. We drinking Fat Joe Royal Elite right now. Visualize it.

Fat Joe Royal Elite. Let's makeize it. Fat Joe Royal Elite. Visualize it. Let's make some noise for Fat Joe. Oh! No matter where you go, be it a block or a neighborhood or a city or a town, you're a tribe. But when you see a tribe from a different place, it's like... I understand what you're saying. We're tribes.

That's why I get you. It's a family. I get you. You know what I'm saying? You might do some shit to the left. I might do... But we're family. Right. It's a family I get you You know what I'm saying You might do some shit to the left I might do But we family Right

It's family And then when you When you incorporate All the differences That's when you can Really appreciate family And look You understand what I'm saying

Yeah yeah Right Like that's family And I respect how you do shit You respect how But at the end of the day Like at the end of the day Live together

Die together Like at the end of the day From the moment I came to Miami, he brought me to his store and he knew from my music the type of person I is. He didn't have to test me. He knew from the type of person I am. So accordingly, he made it right the way it is. And me and him have been the friends forever.

Decades. Because, I'm trying to say one decade because I'm trying to be young. And he just keep blowing it up. But what I'm trying to say is, we get that. But the thing about it is, everybody is. That's the thing why me and him are still friends for 20 years later. Because he gets that. It doesn't matter.

And we fight like brothers. No, no. Every day. Almost every day. But we keep it moving. God damn it. God bless you. God damn it. You don't even. And we fight like brothers. No, no. Every day. Almost every day. But we keep it moving. God damn it. God bless you. God damn it.

You don't even know what drink you got in your car. Yeah, I got Colombian white. Oh, Colombian white. That's bigger than Colombian white. I'm sorry. I haven't been bigger than Colombian white. No, you put it in the video. That was big.

I did? You didn't have to do that. I did? Well, what video? What video? What video? What video? What video?

What video? What video? Moguls. Moguls. Slash petty. Slash petty. So, um, as we talk about petty, 2 Chainz really flipped on you, dog. Yeah, he was out there.

But you said apologize, so you cannot take it back. Now, I'm listening. You cannot take it back. I'm not going to take the apology back. Right. And your watch is pretty nice. Let's switch the subject. I appreciate that, y'all.

Because I think you're about to go somewhere I don't want to go. So, I got to cut you off. Your watch is nice. It ain't me, man. Y'all think when I cut people off somewhere I don't want to go. So I got to cut you off. Your watch is nice. Y'all think when I cut people off that I'm cutting off their story. No, I'm cutting them off because I know where the story ends. That watch is pretty nice. How you doing?

How do you know I won't say something positive? You better say something positive. All I want to say is I just wanted him to know that I'm a man and I wasn't no sucker. Talk to the mic, please. I can't hear you. I just wanted him to know that I'm a man and I wasn't no sucker. Talk to the mic, please. I can't hear you. I just want him to know that I'm a man. But I felt like you were wrong. And I ain't no sucker. And you just can't just be saying things about me.

Right. You know what I'm saying? Because I said I'm sorry to his face. No, I don't remember that. And he didn't accept it. It wasn't on the internet. He didn't accept it. No, I mean.

No, I'm talking to his face. Let me tell you something. It hurt my feelings. Once something is on the internet, if you don't respond to it on the internet, He didn't accept it. Nah, man. Nah, I'm not talking to his face. Let me tell you something. And he didn't accept it. Once something is on the internet, if you don't respond to it on the internet, then that don't count. Can I say something to you? That don't count. Hold on. Nora, you got all jokes aside.

No, this is all jokes aside. I gave you that real. Listen, listen. I'm finna say something to you. You should apologize on the internet. I'm finna say something to you. Listen. I'm 22, 23 years old after Duffel Bad Boy

come out, right? And I'm at the Phillips Arena. It's Varner Brothers hair show. The circus? No. The Varner Brothers. It's a hair show.

Alright, that's cool. And I go up to 2 Chainz and Dollar. They play a circle. And I interview them and whatnot. And I'm a fan of them. And I say what's happening. First rapper I've ever seen, first famous person I've ever seen

when I moved up here was 2 Chainz. But he was Titty Boy. I know who he is. I was a fan. And when he said what he said about me, it hurt my feelings. And I didn't like it. And I ain't never been no sucker.

Even though I got one eye, I fought ever since I was five years old. No, no, no, no, no. No, Norrie! I fought ever since I was five years old. No, Norrie! I fought ever since I was five! Trying to let niggas know I ain't no sucker! So if he want it, he can get it.

If I say it, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. But I'm going to tell you this, I'm going to tell you this, if anything happened to me, if anything happened to me and I live through it, ain't no going to tell you this. I'm going to tell you this. If anything happened to me, if anything happened to me and I live through it, ain't going to be no fighting. Ain't going to be no fighting. And I'm serious. You sniffing coke today?

You look like you're a little bit cocaine. I'm sniffing real nigga shit. I'm just letting you know. You look like you got locked up. It is what it is. Come on, man. We about peace right here. Yeah, that's not what we do. You started that north. You done told him that I said he letting you know. You look like you got locked up. It is what it is. Yeah, I'm unpacking. Come on, man. We about peace right here, man. That's not what we do.

You started that north. You done told him that I said he was a punk. No, I didn't say that. You should apologize to me. I never said that. I'll be pissed if some bullshit comes about this, man. You know what? You should apologize and say, because you said, I said, I fucked him up.

Yo, Drink Champs Army, make sure there's peace between these motherfuckers, man. I didn't know y'all niggas had real beef. Ain't no beef here, man. So, drink champs, man. It's for the culture, man. Fuck the bullshit, man. For y'all that don't know, we out here September 9th in Club Dream. September 10th at the barbecue.

You know what I'm saying? Combat Jack coming out. He said coming out. Yeah, he coming back, Jack? Let me find out. He coming out. He going to help us host the podcast this time. Oh, shit.

And we're going to control niggas like Jack Thriller. He should be the moderator that night. And we're not making no... That would be amazing. Yes. That would be amazing. We're going to get a ref, too. Can we make that happen?

We're going to get a ref. Yo, yeah, that would be amazing. A ref shit, yeah, and all that. And Jack Thriller. He's out of here. You feel like sticky fingers? You walking away? Come on, man.

He thinks we've cut him off. You don't play anymore. Nah, nah, nah. You don't play anymore. Oh, I can't have this. You don't play anymore.? You don't like this? You walking away? Come over here. He thinks we've cut him off. You ain't playing anymore. Nah, nah, nah. You ain't playing anymore. Oh, I can't have this. You ain't playing anymore. I can't have this. I don't even know this hobby right now.

Jack, come back over here. You ain't playing anymore. I'm sorry. Come on, man. I ain't no clown. I know I'm a comedian. But I ain't no clown. I can't have this twice.

I had that last week. Hey, you ain't. Nory, what are you doing, man? Nory, you my man. I am your man. Please come back. But I ain't no clown, Sean. What you doing, man? You my man. I am your man. Please come back. You ain't no clown, Sean. What I did, Sean?

I don't even know that language. I'm from New York. Sean, I'm telling you why. Come on, sit down. I don't even know if this is funny or not. I'm confused, man. I'm confused. It's funny.

Jack, come back. Jack, come back. Come on, man. Tell us where we fucked up Get on the microphone We didn't know This is drink camps Come on man

We drunk Yeah man You expect us to be like We know no better man You acting like Like we're responsible Yo yo yo Yo yo yo

No more 2 Chainz You keep cutting me off And I'm trying to make my point You did it to hold the show to me I do that to everybody No he does that to everybody. No, no, but you my man. I am.

We talk. When I wasn't training, you called me to make sure I was training for a fight I was going to lose. Because you my nigga. Oh, Jesus Christ. And then what I'm trying to say, though, I mean, like, man, come on, don't play me like this. I cut off Sloop Dogg. I cut off 50 Cent.g I cut off 50 Cent Don't cut off Jack

Nah he cuts off everybody man None of them niggas ain't never did shit for you You ain't never done shit for me I took you to Vegas That's okay I took you to Vegas That's my 1700 time in Vegas It's not a bad thing

Hold on Fuck that. Hold on. Time out. Time out. Let him go. Time out. Go ahead.

Go ahead. Go ahead. So you say, no, I'm going too far. I did take him to Vegas. No, you can say whatever the fuck you want. I'm just telling you what he does. I did that. But don't do it with me.

I know him in real life. Yeah, yeah. He knows everybody else too that he cuts off. He does. He don't know them niggas, man. Yeah, he do. Yeah, he life. Yeah, yeah. He knows everybody else too that he cuts off. He does. He don't know them niggas, man. Yeah, he do. Yeah, he do. Continue, Jack.

Flip over me. Jack, Jack. Yo, Jack. Yo, let me talk. Make sure I put some respect on your name, Jack. Come on. Come on. Jack.

No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no. Jack, tell me to put some respect on your name. Jack, tell me to put some respect on your name. Drink champs. Drink champs. He's breaking the game. It's the wildest edition. It's the wildest edition.

You got to do that shit right there. You got to go with a thot. That's hard. That's hard. Let me big up, Jack. Let me big up combat, Jack. We got to take these pictures. Are we hitting them on?

Wow. Yeah, we are doing battle. Oh, shit. Oh, we can't. Oh, now we can't talk about shit? I might have a nod. I got to tell you my parameters on that. All right. No, not can't. Oh, now we can't talk about shit? I might have a nod. I got to tell you my parameters on that. All right.

No, not a problem. So listen, y'all. We had the wildest episode with the people. See, this is... I got to represent for artists right now. See, the people are always blaming on the artists. I'm blaming you. It's not the people.

You can definitely blame me. 100%. But see, it's not the artists. I'm just a DJ, man. It's the people who create the content. It's the people who distribute the content. It's not just always the artists. This shit is so dope.

It was so dope. We had a wonderful time. And we're still drinking. You know, we don't drink at the show. Oh, we don't just leave time. And we still drinking. You know, we don't drink at any of the show. No, no, no. We don't drink at any of the show. You know we got the other thing. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Right here. No, no, we won't do it right here. You got to set up over there. Can we set up over there? No, no. He's committed. He's committed. No, you got to do it with me.

I'm down with you. All right, cool. So we're going to do it. Jack Thriller, he's my nigga, even if he don't get no bigger. Nah, man. I don't know why he you don't get no bill no man this is a we all plan this out so I told him I put some respect on the name we need one of those I hope so I just did it in the most drunken risk moment I'm a believer he would see was serious yeah I think so

I was serious I'm gonna tell you why you why, because it's 2 Chainz. Wait, wait. Oh, let me see the bottle. How much liquor he drank? Nah, he was serious. Oh, he's serious, dog. He was serious. He's serious.

He's in a cup. And that's Look At Me Juice. Where's Charlie at? Nori, look, Nori, look. That's Look At Me Juice. Yeah, but who told you to call? Who told you to call? That's Look At Me Juice right there. Yeah to call? Look at me, Juice.

He's serious. And then 2 Chainz did not hold back. That's a lot, my nigga. I didn't understand what was happening. Yo, I don't know. I didn't understand what was happening. No, I know.

And 2 Chainz, oh my God. You know what, though? You don't got nothing to say. You fucking changed. It's like probably the only time. All right, man. No, no, no, no. Close it out for us.

Jack, close it out. Close it out. You do the ending. You're your expert podcaster. I'm going to say this. I'm going to say this. Finish this for us. That's what I'm saying.

Jack Trilla. Jack Trilla. I like that. Jack Trilla. Jack is an authentic dude. Yes, he is. He gave us 100%. He did. He gave us. 2 Chainz gave us

100%. Oh, he gave us 150. Oh, I forgot about that part. You know what I'm saying? So, it's always... Don't forget about your part. Dame gave us 100%. No, no, Dame, but that's all he ever knows. I'm never going to say Dame's not that dude. Less than that.

Dame's always that dude. Internets, you know what it is? Internets. Yeah, I like hearing that. So listen, listen, let me just claim your slang. Every time you hear a person say internets, the only person I ever heard it say it first is Combat Jack Reggio. You said somebody else said it?

Or no, it was you? Dallas Penn. It's getting close to Dallas Penn. Yo, but what happened? That's your people that you got beef with? Who's the guy you got beef with now? He's on your show. What's up with Premium Pete?

Premium Pete. What happened before you get up out of here? He was on the show. Is this what me and EFN is going through? I'm going to say this. What? We're going through what? I'm going to say this. What? We're going through what? I'm going to say this to everybody.

Premium Pete. You never answered this question. I'm going to say this to everybody, specifically to Premium Pete. Okay. You got each other's numbers, your family, the whole nine. He left your show, though. Why? I have no beef with you.

If you got beef with me, just talk about it. Why he left your show? And shit it on you? I'm not saying that I'm talking to Pete But you insinuated it By saying If you have beef

With me If you have beef with me Talk to me But what happened? Y'all was family This is a drink chat You gotta keep it real You see what happened

So let me keep it real Everybody keep it real This is why we're In a number one bar You're gonna call Premium Beer right now You want me to make The phone call

Let me keep it real Let's not call, Jack? Let me keep it real. Let's not make that phone call. Let me keep it real. When I talk to Premium, that's a conversation between me and Premium. It's not... Well, in your opinion, just say it without blowing nothing up.

What was... Why would he go? The basics. Elite. We don't want our engineers or producers to go. Give us advice. Different perspectives. On what you're doing?

Different perspectives. I see it one way, you see it another way. At the end of the day. He's coming back. Did he feel like he made Combat Jack? So he'll make another Combat Jack? I would never say that. I would never say that.

Because I don't know what he... I can't... Yo, Nori. I'm so fucked up in my own fucking head. Oh, shit! He's back! Yo, play that,

play that. I don't know, but fucking, I would say Rambo, but it's, you know, you a star, my nigga,

yo. You in a cup, you in a cup. We saw, we, look, we already, diagnosed you. What happened? Me and him You in a cup You in a cup We saw We ever Diagnosed you

What happened Me and him Just gotta talk about it That's all I gotta say That's it Is there a talk to be had though But why did he leave the show Huh

Why did he leave the show Me and him have to talk about it He's not gonna tell you Norris What's happening here But is there a talk Dallas Penn It's nigga. Dallas Penn. It's not the Combat Jack show. I'm going to tell you this.

When I got called by A. King, who was working at PNC Radio at the time, which was an online radio, he was like, Dallas Penn was offered a radio show. It was supposed to be the Dallas Penn show. Dallas Penn hit me and was like Yo my nigga we got an opportunity to do a show

Something is the Dallas Penn Show Featuring Combat Jack When we finally started doing the show He's like My nigga run with the Combat Jack Show And I never could understand that Because Dallas is the nigga Dallas Penn is the nigga why

Combat Jack short exists. Where's the Combat Jack part come from, the name? Yeah, that's all. I was trying to find myself. I left the legal profession. Why'd you pick that name, though? So three months after I left my legal profession, I landed a book deal. I landed a book deal for a book called Bling, published by Bloomsbury,

which is the U.K. publisher of the Harry Potter fucking... Wow. Stuntin' on us right now. I'm stuntin', I'm stuntin'. There's a lot of talkin' back there. But I had a co-author who was really into the military shit. And this is around the time, this is post 9-11. It was 2004. Because you got the full metal jacket.

Full metal jacket shit. But he was into the military shit, and he was reading this book called Generation Kill, which was about the first operation of army, the opera of army in Afghanistan. So he was studying that shit, and there was a chapter called Combat Jack. So just the title alone. So, like,

just the title alone, I was like, you know what? I'm running from the industry shit, but I want to test my pen. I don't want niggas to know it's Reggie Osei, because niggas like Nori, but like, fuck that. I got to be a new nigga, because I'm trying some new shit, because I know my pen is nice.

Because that was always my problem with the legal shit. I knew I had some nice shit. But I couldn't express it as an attorney so when I found the name Combat Jack it's like, it's aggressive. I'm saying it's creative. It's like, it's

current because it was Afghanistan post 9-11 which is when I came into the game. Combat Jack. Let's make the game. Combat Jack. Let's make some noise for Combat Jack, goddammit. Yo, talk to the mic, you're back. Jack, come on. How long have we been taping, my nigga?

How long is this episode? It's almost three hours. It's three hours, man? Classic three hours, though. Classic three hours. What's up, man? You heard me, dog. I heard you. Jack, I can't hear you. You my nigga three hours, though. Classic three hours. What's up, man? What's up, man? I heard you.

Jack, I can't hear you. You my nigga. No, man. I can't. Oh, God. Journalism. Is this where we're going? Journalism.

Yo, your journalism is journalism, man. No, I love Jack. No. I don't give a fuck. I know. I love you, Jack. I love you, motherfucker. Y'all niggas is wild.

All right, we're about to take these pictures. Let's take the pictures. We got to take the pictures. That's it, we out of here. Well, Jack, end it the right way. End it. You end it. End it the right way, Jack.

Give us a prayer or something. Listen, you want to make me feel better? And if you really suck to it, let my nigga come on here and rap. Who? D-Shell. Is he here? He's here. Go, bring him on. He's right here. Let's go, quickly, two-body style.

Can he get a couple balls? Let him live. Come on, on your side. On your mic. On my mic. If it's not good. No, he's the man. Everything is possible on Drink Champs. What if he's not really here? We can't do it.

Everything is possible on Drink Champs. What's his's not really here? We can't do anything. No, he's here. Everything is possible on Drink Champs. What's his name? Jeff? Chef. D-Chef. D-Chef. D-Chef. Hurry up.

D-Chef is ill. This is a horrible, like his timing is really bad, man. Yeah. It's all in the edit right now. It's all in the edit. Are you going to call D-Chef? Who's calling him? No, he's right here.

There you go. Boom. He's right here. Come over there. Boom. Hey, listen. Let me show you something. Show me that. Let me interview someone real quick. 16 bars. Hey, boom. Right here. Come over there. Boom. And listen. Let me tell you something. Tell you something.

Let me interview you real quick. 16 bars. Hey, listen. Nori, I know you fuck with me if you leave this inside my podcast. All right, gotcha. Let's do it. And this is not my podcast. This is your podcast.

No, no, no. We got you. This is the first time we do it. This is my nigga already. I know who he is. Okay, cool. That's my nigga already. But he better kill it.

Yo, this is the first time we do this, by the way. Yeah, we don't care about asking to mark. We're doing this for you. We're doing this for you. We don't, we're not going to do this to the next person. Yeah, we had money since 1996, brother. And man, Nora, and Nora. And no disrespect to you.

And I ain't drive a car since then, neither. Me and Hov, all right? Let's make some noise for me, god damn it. Hey, this is the first artist I've ever had. Money ain't going to impress us. It better be balls, motherfucker. Let's go. It better be balls. Hey, fuck with it. Hey, this is the first artist I've ever felt interested in the side of you. Let's go. Hey, let's go to this part of the mic right here. Oh shit.

Oh, look, there you fucked up the mic. There you fucked up. That's 700 right there. Hit it, touch the ground. Six and a half, let's do it. Hit it, touch the ground. All right, let's go. Well, look, I got 16.

Pick it up. Nah, you better kill it. Listen, you got a million people. And listen, I'm going to come to real. Pull up that mic. Pull up that mic. You better kill it. Talk to the logo right there,. And listen, I'm going to be real. Pull up that mic. Pull up that mic. You better kill it. Talk to the logo right there.

The mic. Do your thing, baby. Come on. Ready? Let's go. Heard they were looking for a nigga baby. Well, here I go. They bad. I should have blowed five years ago.

They weren't ready for this down south lyrical. Ah, hold on. Nope. They weren't ready for this down south lyrical. Oh, shit, Jack. Spitting that spiritual down south. Give me that out the eye. What'd you say?

Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, keep going. And Elliot coming. Oh, and Elliot.. You spitting that spiritual down. Give me that other eye. What'd you say? Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, keep going. And Elliot coming. Oh, and Elliot. Elliot. Elliot Wilson. Look, Jack, your shit done been sabotaged. No, no, this nigga's dope.

This nigga's dope. Elliot Wilson. No, I got you. No, he's dope, but you're the worst shape. Yo, yo, that Elliot Wilson shit is fire. Elliot said shit is true, man. Elliot was in train. You ain't seen the meme?

The meme has been banned. Elliot was in train. You ain't seen the meme? My nigga, Elliot. Don't worry about it. Elliot wasn't trained. They put Elliot's face on the front of the train. He got it. Like Thomas? But listen, let me tell you the theme of the show. The theme of the show was whenever something get good, Elliot Wilson sent his train through. So that means you was about to kill it.

So that's a bigger. So finish killing it. Now kill it. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let's go. All fat, non-fiction. No beat.

And after I spit this nigga, you better keep your distance. Preach. Lord knows that I'm a beast and I'm going at any nigga who's standing in arm's reach regardless. Any niggas consider friends a target. We hitting for real, no longer a sparring partner. Lord, please forgive us for all the shit that I'm starting. My lack of recognition, I'm thinkingin' that's what the cause is. Tryna get involved in the game when niggas ballin'.

The point spread too big, I'm tryna close the margin. I talk about your mama and forget niggas respondin'. Respect is out the window, no time to be payin' homage. Now my comments may be controversial. I'm only bein' honest. Nigga don't take it personal. See, I was raised on that trick, daddy. I'm from the South.

And to this day, I never heard Jay-Z's reasonable doubt. I never moved with the movement. I ain't married that but it's hard. If Eminem was the only Wu-Tang member, I remember. If Eminem wasn't a white boy, would he be so large? If he was dog, he'd probably be like smoke from Phil Mob. Just another out-of-work rapper who's looking for a job. He the way I came flawed.

Both of them still hard. And no offense to Biggie, but the first New York rapper that I was vibing with was 50 I mean Jay was cool to me and Nas kind of hit me punting Jada They was tight the rest was kind of iffy, you know, I fuck with Rick Ross and I vibed to Drizzy Trinidad drops some shit, but we ain't counting quickies whoever signed him They must have slipped him a Mickey if he dope then Miley Cyrus twerk better than Pinky I get to drinking and think I'm important that Molly make me feel like I'm enormous and one more thing for I finished performing LeBron James is shitting no joy

I didn't agree with a lot of things you said but I'ma keep it there There's a lot of things we didn't agree with You know what? I'ma keep it there cause that's controversial That's hip hop! It is hip hop That's hip hop! I Yeah. It is hip-hop. That's hip-hop. I took it home. And we did it for you, Jack. We did.

And it was dope. That's my nigga personally. I broke with him. I met you a couple times. And Aston Martin. Yeah. You trying to get him involved? Aston Martin can't get you.

You got to have skills. And he killed it. He got very. He did stink. He did stink. No, no, no. Let Jack say it. Let Jack. I He did stink. He did stink. No, no, no. Let Jack say it. Let Jack articulate how you felt about those bars.

I never heard nobody said they never heard Reasonable Doubt. So when he said it... But that's real. When he said it... From the South, that's real. And it's younger. When he said it, I believed him. I believed it.

Right. And he said Trick Daddy. That was hard. Well, he believed it. That's right. That's it, I believed him. I believed it. And he said Trick Daddy. Well, he believed it. That's right. I get it. Trick Daddy is the Jay-Z of the South. That's why you got to go to other places and see how other places feel. I believe them.

I'm not offended. I like his answer. He said, I believed him. Yeah, that's what the whole point that we've been talking about. That's what it is. Even if it's authentic. Because never in my life am I expecting another black man to tell me he never heard reasonable doubt. Right.

So if a nigga's telling me he never heard reasonable doubt, he never heard reasonable doubt because that shit is unfathomable. Am I right, Nori? But why? If a nigga told you you right in a region not in all of you. From a different region. Because reasonable doubt to us

not disrespect. It's super class. It's canon. Yeah. It's Bible. It's Bible. It's Bible. It's the national anthem.

You gotta listen to Illmatic and reasonable doubt and then go hustle. It's the national anthem but if somebody's telling me their paradigm is completely different, I got to believe you. No, I believe you.

Because I would never put money on a nigga telling me he never heard Reasonable Doubt, Nori. And on that note, we're going to end Green Champs. God damn it. Shout out your name. Shout out your name. V-Shell.

V-Shell. All right, so whether they love you, we ain't going to do it. It ain't going to be on us. Whether they love you or they hate you, shout out your social media. Tweet us. At D-Shut World. D-S-H-E-P World.

D-S-H-E-P World. What? Instagram, everything. D-Shut World. All right. So now people. Glory, I love you again. Now I'm.

You love me again? So now listen, people. I ain't shit. You love me again? So now listen, people. I ain't shit. I love you again. I was mad at y'all. I need, if y'all love what he said, if y'all hated what he said, we need y'all to hit us on Drink Champs. Instagram, drinkchamps.com.

Dot com. And we also need you, whether the people love you or hated you. I'm an artist, so I said, shit, I wanted to kick the motherfucking past in his balls. I said shit like that. So it's the same.

I understand. Nah, your flow's right, man. The flow is right. The concept is a little crazy, but look, so right now, we want the people to know, September 9th,

we at Club Dream. September 10th. September 10th, we at 8 and 9. We at Club Dream September 10th We at 8 and 9 We got a barbecue We got Sonny Anderson We got Sonny Anderson coming out I spoke to Puff Daddy Sonny Anderson's gonna come

He wanna cook a couple of meals Sonny Anderson That's the 9th That's Club Dream first Then on the 10th, we got 8 and 9 BBQ. We got the lobster and everything coming out with Chef Teach.

And then we got the other food truck. I forgot their name. 8 and 9. And then on the 11th, we're going to do a little barbecue, a pool party and some other shit. But the 10th, we're going to do the live podcast. I spoke to Puff Daddy myself.

He said he's going to pull up. I spoke to the Lox myself. They said they're going to pull up. I spoke to French Montana myself. No, I'm lying. He didn't pick up. I spoke to Meachie. Meachie's coming. I don't even know who that is. You spoke to 2 Chainz tonight.

I spoke to 2 Chainz tonight. And 2 Chainz, I want to apologize in advance. I'm never going to call you with Jack Dilla. I'm never going to set you up like that again, my brother. I thought he was playing right. You're a comedian.

You're a comedian. I had no idea he was going to tell you all that crazy shit. But I apologize. But I've been doing good. I squashed the beef with Drake. I squashed the beef with DMX.

Yeah, so I got two bad moments. It's over. It's good. It's over now. It's over now. I'm not squashing no more shit. Give him goodbye. You about to do Jack's show.

Let's go. And then we do, yeah, yeah. God damn it. Jack Rich. I'm going to fly to New York. Come on. Let's do it. Come on.

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