Drink Champs - Episode 37 "Phone Time"

Episode Date: September 30, 2016

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys randomly call some of their hip hop colleagues and chop it up with Lloyd Banks, B Real of Cypress Hill, Fat Joe, Lyor Cohen, Tech N9ne and more. Also Eddie the Ass eater's video gets leaked and Twin makes a speech, all this and more on episode 37! --- 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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Make some noise! My good friend EFN, man. I feel like doing something different today. My good friend, friend, friend? Yeah, man, because you know, you've been drunk. You've been not drunk. Excuse me. You've been sick all week. I feel like doing something different today. My good friend for friend? Yeah, man, because you know, you've been not drunk. Excuse me. You've been sick all week. I've been sick all week.

So we were supposed to have a couple of guests. We didn't want to not only bring you out sick, but not get our guests sick. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that'll fuck up G Champs. Because we thought you had Zika. No, I didn't get Zika. I thought I had Zika for real. We was all on a group text, and we kept you out of it.

And we was like, do our nigga got Zika? You know what I'm saying? Does he got Zika? Yeah, you didn't even worry. Tell me, yo, E, go check your Zika out. Nah, nah, nah. We don't know what Zika is if that shit contagious. So we're going to stay away from you.

All right? So let's do something different, E. All right. What you want to do? We're going to randomly play this game. It's called, what is it called? Phone time. Yeah, phone time.

Call somebody important, and let's see if they pick up. And I'm going to call some people, but they local, so they might show up. Okay, okay. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to call one of who I think is one of the most important businessmen in the business right now. I'm going to call a dude with the hottest mixtapes. Mixtape right now. Mixtapes? Yeah, exactly. I like mixtapes. That's business right now. Okay. I'm going to call a dude with the hottest mixtapes. Uh-huh. Mixtape right now. Mixtapes.

Yeah, exactly. I like mixtapes. That's out right now. Then I'm going to call, you know, on two brothers that I heard that had a little discrepancies, but I heard they worked it out, and I don't want to talk about the discrepancies too much. I want to talk about the fact that they worked it out and got it together. You know what I'm saying? So let's see if they, because we don't know if they're going to pick up now.

It's the phone time episode. Yeah, phone time episode. So we're going to be loose. We got a couple of calls that they didn't pick up. Maybe, or maybe everybody picks up. We don't know.

We don't know. But we got this segment since Jack Thriller and Combat Jack episode. Oh yeah. The phone went crazy. So let's get into it, man. Let's go.

Let's make these phone calls. Let's do it. Let's call someone important and see if they pick up. Yo, who's this? Ah, hold up. This is the drink champs, the number one podcast in the business. And right now we're talking to hands down the most important man, in my opinion, in the whole music game.

He's a mogul. He's been doing this. He personally signed me and taught me how to be a man with money. Right now, we got Leo Combs on the line. Let's make some noise. Yo, Leo, I got to big you up off top, man. I heard that big YouTube move. Let's talk to the people heard that big YouTube move.

Let's talk to the people about that big YouTube move. Well, first of all, I appreciate you giving me a call, Nori. And I miss talking to you. I miss chopping it up with you. And I hope you're doing well. By all accounts, through the grapevine, I understand that you have the most influential podcast in the business and I'm proud of you, man. Let's make some noise for that. Thank you, Leon Cole.

You see, Nori, it's about if you're not busy being born, you're busy dying. And the fact that you are reinventing yourself by developing and understanding how media is consumed. And being on the front end of that is quite powerful and extremely impressive. And I'm not surprised because you've always had a curiosity about you and a desire to evolve, and you're never stuck on stupid like all these other idiots thank you so much leo but this big this big youtube move um i feel i feel proud that somebody that really represents the staple of hip-hop is going to be over there can you talk about that with us a little bit well i, I want to address the comment

you made about mogul. I don't consider myself a mogul. I consider myself a servant. And if you understand as you get

more responsibility and you have more impact, you recognize that it's really important to serve and to try to wake up every day and see and ask the questions, how could I be helpful? And so a lot of people, you know, misuse the word mogul. I prefer if you could replace mogul with humble servant. That's beautiful, right there And as far as YouTube and Google Is concerned

I want to do An excellent job I want to help Bridge the gap Between Creative community Intellectual property The labels And technology creative community, intellectual property, the labels, and technology. And I think there is a lot of misunderstanding out there.

And I want to be helpful. I want to, I've always been interested in the evolution of our business, this business has been very, very good to me and very, very good to many of my artists and many of my colleagues. And it's a sense of responsibility to help navigate, to take all the learning and experience that I have received over the last 35 years and try to conduct it for good. That's a beautiful thing, Leo. Now, what's going to happen with 300? Will you still be a part of it? Domination.

Okay. And is Kevin? Domination. Woo! Woo! I love that. I love that, Leo. Nori.

Uh-huh When we go for a rebound Trust me Our elbows are out Yeah Let's make some noise To Leo Cole I want to also big up

Kevin Liles and Todd Moscares You know, you guys You guys help raise me You know what I mean? Beautiful people and also here to serve. That's right, that's right. Thank you, Lior, for letting us call in.

And he's up late, this is a real CEO. And congratulations on everything. Thank you so much, Lior. Congratulations to you and your whole clique. Thank you, appreciate that. One love, Lior. Peace. Thank you. Yo, yo, so look, look, look. Right now, we just spoke to, let's keep it in Queens.

Let's keep it in Queens. I'm going to make one more phone call. Real quick. Real quick. Let's call someone important and see if they pick up. Yo. Yo, what's going on? This is Drink Champs, number one podcast in the world.

We calling people to see who pick up. Who this? Lloyd Banks, what's good? Lloyd Banks, let's make some noise for Lloyd Banks! Lloyd Banks, we want to start off at the Drink Champs podcast by congratulating you. You got the hottest mixtape on the streets, on the internet, on the cyberspace

hood, wherever it's at. It's all over. You all over, man. How does it feel? Oh, man. First off, man, I appreciate that. Before I even say how I feel, I want to start off by saying I'm a fan. I'm definitely tuned in to all the interviews.

I can't wait to make it up there. Absolutely. The tape goes, man. It's great. We appreciate it, man. I put so much hard work into that project. Absolutely. The tape goes, man. It's greatly appreciated, man. I put so much hard work into that project. Right.

You know, that's the one thing that I handle all this time. I'm not really big on interviews, award shows. I really care less about all that.

Right. I just try to stay, you know, maintain and stay sharp in my craft and what it is I consider myself to be great at.

So I'm just glad everybody is, you know, taking the tape in well, man. I appreciate it. Yo, you've been giving the people bars, man, and that joint with Joe Buttons is crazy as well. Yeah, shout out to Joe Buttons, man. Right. Yeah, that joint is called Transition.

I sent it to him. It's funny because he texted me. He was like, yo, what's my ball limit? I'm like, shit, you know, do whatever you want to do. Ain't no rules. Right, right. He came back with a 32-bar verse, man. He killed it.

So shout out to Bud. Yeah, shout out to Bud. And is that one of the most important things when you go in the studio? Is it like, because, you know, you hit people with lines that, you know, sometimes they got to listen to two or three times before they catch it. Is that what's important to you when you're in the studio? Yeah, to be honest with you, that was important with me when I was still on the block because, like,

being that I was rapping for so long, that's the first thing I picked up was other predictable rappers. I was able to kind of get a sense of what was coming next because I was a battle rapper. I started on battle rapping, so I would rebuttal off of what they were doing or sometimes even cut into what they were saying before they even said it. So I consciously make that effort to go in and not be repetitive, and I don't want to be predictable. And, yeah, so, you know, a lot of people are used to the punchlines

and stuff like that, and they're still there. You just got to listen a little bit more. And, you know, it was a time where people would throw shots at me and say that's all I was good at was I'm a punchline rapper. And that hurt me because that's a style that I came in the game with, but the artists that I grew up on were more so song makers and stuff like that, lyricists. And, you know, I came in the game with that style. E. Cassidy, Fabulous, you know, Jadakill.

A bunch of people had that element, but I like to look at myself as an all-around artist now you definitely all are all around all this all enough then live it up let's make some noise for that team one more time god damn it that's listening to cool things man you know that they say that all the time you know what's up with the punch lines but you, you know, I'm growing up, man, and one thing I noticed, niggas ain't tattooing punchlines. You see what I'm saying? So, even the title, the first title of the drama edition was Failure is No Option. I got at least 50 different tattoo pictures of people that then put that on their skin,

you know, and look at this title, Live It Up. And the quotables and stuff that you won't get on this project is real life situations. It's put out there. It's heartfelt. So I'm not going to just focus on punchlines to get the ooh and the ah. I'll save that for when I'm doing

the radio freestyles or whatever, but I want this music to last forever. Yo, man man We supporting you Over here at Drink Champs We can't wait Till you come over here And go crazy with us It's nothing but love

For Queens Legend Queens Legend right here Lloyd Banks man Yo thank you for Checking in with Appreciate that brother Thank you for checking in With the Drink Champs

My brother Appreciate that man Y'all stay up All love my brother One love. Peace. Peace. What?

I think I got one more. Whack. That's a good one. I was doing my homework. Let's call someone important. See if they pick up. Hello, who this? What up?

It's Whack. What's up with it? Whack. What? This is your Drink Chats podcast. The's up with it? Wack 100, this is your drink chance podcast, the number one podcast in the world. Make some noise! Wack 100, how you doing? What up?

How you doing, my brother? Man, listen, only for you, man. I'm in the middle of getting checked in and got a show in 30 minutes, but shit. What's the word? Everything good, man. We see y'all out there, man. Everybody's excited about this game album, 1992, correct?

Yeah, yeah, 1992 for sure. And what date is that? December, no, that's October 14th. Okay, that's what's up, brother. That's what's up. So how you doing out there? What's going on with you, Wack? Nah, we doing all right, man.

Shit, we out here touring, man. The 1992 Block Wars tour. We in St. Louis right now. So we just left Rhode Island. So we out here just doing what we doing and dealing with what we got to deal with, man. I had a little rough ride going through the East Coast a little bit. It wasn't nothing we couldn't handle, you know. All love. I heard you and me know whatever, whatever, but I heard y'all got on the phone, and that's all good,

and I respect that because you know I'm a positive person. Definitely. Well, shit, you're a positive person just as positive I am, so we know I'm positive. That can't be a time. So at the end of the day, the Uncle Murdoch man, you know my brother called me, and he was kind of in a bad spot because I'm his man, Meno is his man,

so we had to figure it out one way or another, but we definitely got to figure it out. All right, that's what's up. And anything else you want to let the people know? Because, you know, we want you up here physically. You know what I mean? So we can bug out with us. But anything else?

Definitely, man. Like, it seemed to me like I'm just warning people because the holidays is coming up. You know, Thanksgiving, there's a lot of food going to be out, Christmas. Listen, man, everybody got to me like I'm just warning people because the holidays is coming up. You know, Thanksgiving, there's a lot of food going to be out Christmas. Listen, man, everybody got to call the exterminator on pest control, man. You got to watch out what's going on

in the house. A lot of pests running around the halls and streets these days, man. So, everybody set traps, you know, spray, call the little people, you know what I mean, to keep up on that pest control, you know, spray, call the little people, you know what I mean? Keep up on that pest control, you know what I'm saying? All right.

All right. Yo, yo, let Game know I said what's up, man. You want to get me off the phone? Yeah, yeah. All love. But let Game know I said what's up and y'all be safe out there. You know I got love for y'all. All love.

Appreciate you. All right. One love, my brother. Woo! We got a lot of people That called in tonight We still recording right Yeah We still recording

Got a lot of people That called in So we spoke to Wack I think And they worked it out Because it was A little discrepancy That was supposed to be

Going on between Wack and Mano So I think it's only right We call Mano right now Yeah let's call Mano Yeah let's call Mano Real quick Let's call someone important. See if they pick up.

Yo, what's going on? This is Drink Chats, the number one podcast in the world. Who we speaking to right now? The K.O.B., baby. The king of Brooklyn. This is Maino. Make some noise for Maino. Maino, how you doing out there, man?

What's going on? I'm doing absolutely wonderful, baby. What's the weather? Everything good, man. So we've been seeing, you know, you've been talking a lot of this New York and New York people doing certain things. I don't want to get into it. And you don't have to get into it if you don't want to. But I just wanted to see what you meant by, you meant by the things that you was putting in the atmosphere.

Man, nah, man, I just love my city, man. I love where I come from. I got a lot of pride, man. I love my borough, man. It's Brooklyn. It's New York. It's us always first, baby. I've been on the same page, you know what I'm saying?

When I first came in the game, when I first got in the game, I was clashing with niggas a lot because I ain't know no better. So I was misguided in some kind of way. But after a while, when I started to see what it was, when I got a chance and an opportunity to travel outside of New York and saw how unified a couple other cities were, I always wanted to be the nigga to try to always promote that. We're strong together.

That's been my thing for the longest, man. I just love mine. No doubt, man. We heard you and Wack spoke together and that's all done with, correct? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's all good. Damn, man.

We got past that. That's a beautiful thing, man, because we're keeping it positive, man, out here. So, Mano, what's going on? When you dropping some new music, is it time for Mano's solo? You know what, man? We just coming off there. I heard you. We was rocking with that all summer.

That's right. So, got a new joint out right now called Rest In Peace. That's right. That's right. Yep. Well, stay positive and stay working out there. We're going to push that, and then we're going to come back with me, and we're going to keep it moving. Well, stay positive and stay working out there. You know your boy NRE always got your back. And this is, like I said, this is a second segment called Call Important People and See Who Picked Up. So we got to thank you for picking up, man.

Make some noise for him picking up the goddamn call. All right, my brother, one love. Cool. Let's call someone important. See if they pick up. Alright, let's see. N-O-R-E. Yo, what's going on? Charlemagne Degas. You live on the Drakecast Podcast.

Make some noise! Charlemagne, what's going on, man? Yo, let me ask you something because I seen seen you on, what is that, Any Given Wednesday? Yeah, with Bill Stimmon, yep. And then I seen you with Dr. Oz looking light-skinned. That was hard as well. But then... Hey, how's it going, Dr. Oz?

I wanted to kind of break down your assumption of what you think transpired this week in hip-hop. In this week? Like, give me beef. Like, you know, like, you know what the whole beef thing going on. Like, what is your... The beanie? You talking about the beanie? Yeah, because I seen you say it on the breakfast club, but we would like to hear it on the drink chance podcast.

I'm going to be honest with you, man. I'm really let down. And, you know, I listen to Beanie Siegel on Taxi Zone. And I'm a huge fan of Beanie Siegel. But I just didn't like the energy. I know a lot of people are saying he was giving me game. And he probably was trying to give me game. But, man, I heard a lot of, I heard a lot of,

I heard a lot of jealousy and a lot of envy and I heard a lot of, that used to be me. You know, and, and, and I just,

I just wasn't feeling that. I just don't understand how like, if these guys feel this way about each other, why do they ever come around each other, period?

Like, you don't develop those feelings in nine days. You just want them nine days. Like, you, you're in the in nine days. You're just with them nine days. Like, you're in the studio and you're going to be in L.A. in three hours.

And I mean, the same thing on Meek's side, too. I mean, Meek was, you know, the same being his OG and then, you know, wanted somebody,

somebody hit beans up on your behalf. Like, I just don't like that energy, man. I just don't like the way they represent. I mean, I can't speak on how somebody represents their city, but I know a lot of guys

from Chile, man, and it just makes me wonder about all of them. They all seem very untrustworthy and very, very snakish. That's just my opinion. Well, good looking, Charlamagne. This segment is

called a busy person. Let's see who's going to pick up the phone. Good looking Charlemagne. This segment is called a busy person to see who's going to pick up the phone. Good looking out. Charlemagne the devil. And Gunplay just stepped in the building. You know what I'm saying, Charlemagne? That's a very honorable individual right there. Yeah, that's family right here.

You know Charlemagne was on Dr. Oz. Look at Lyskid. He looked like he was Yucca Plexus. Was he for real? For real. Yeah, for real. That's crazy. Yo, did you really?

Yo, Charlamagne, did you really bring your dermatologist with you? That was your dermatologist? Yeah, that was my dermatologist, Dr. Sandy. So you was trying to prove that you ain't bleaching. You ain't bleaching. Nah, I mean, she the one who, like, you know, put me on the whole diet program, and she got my skin looking all glowy,

and, you know, plus she got skin care products out there that we trying to sell, and, you know, I may or may not be in business with her. It's good business. It's good business. Let's make some noise for the team. It's good business right there. All right, Charlamagne, thank you for picking up the phone, my brother. Alright, my brother.

One love, one love. You want to do this one last one? Yeah, tech, and then I want to do it in the ass. Pause. The way we said that sounded wrong. Yo, y'all niggas call the niggas random. Let's see who pick up their phone. We're going to name this segment.

Let's see who pick up their phone. Hey name this segment Let's see who pick up their phone And then we gotta do a foul one though Like yo ready ready Let's call someone important See if they pick up What's that Tech man Who's this right here? Tech N9ne.

Let's make some noise for Tech N9ne. Yo, Tech N9ne, where you at right now? This is Noria. Hey, guess what, man? Uh-huh. Guess what? Right before I did this interview, right before I called you guys, man,

I made me a KCT. What's a KCT? You got to explain it to the drink champs. What's a KCT? KCT is Hennessy Sprite Lemon, like two lemon wedges. I hear it in your voice. You sound like a KCT right now.

Make some noise for KCT. Yo, Tech N9ne, we know you tour. This is Nori. We know you tour for 399 days of the year. Where you at right now? I'm great. I'm great. Where you at in this atmosphere?

What place you at? I'm in Chico, California. I'm on the back of my tour bus, man. Stunning on us. And I go on in like two hours, you know what I mean? Yeah, listen, can you just let these people know about your independency? When it comes to independence, you're the first, the picture that people will want to see. Can you just explain that uh the picture that people will want to see can you just explain that to the people real quick well i think that we were like the few that were brave enough

to want to use our own money to push our own records to fund our own tours you know i'm saying as opposed to trying to depend on the label they want to take everything from you, you know what I'm saying, that they offer those services. So I think we were some of the first that were not afraid to lose money the first tour, and then put even more money back into it to invest in another tour until we started making, you know,

getting more and more fans to where everything started paying for itself, you know what I'm saying, the album started selling more, and this, that, and the other. So, you know, a lot of people back in the day, you know, you could probably count them on your hand that were independent. You know what I'm saying? And now it's a thing because they recognize that you can do it all yourself.

You know what I mean? And we were like one of the blueprints. You know, I can't say that I didn't get no game from E-40 and Sick with it back in the day, because I did. I can't say that Savage didn't get no game from Master P back in the day, because he did. You know what I'm saying?

I can't say that we all didn't get game from Steve Rifkin, you know what I'm saying? How harsh and hard they did the street team. We learned that, you know what I'm saying? So it's like we picked up things from the past, man, and just applied it to our business mind. And me and Travis just kept going forward and kept going forward. Next thing you know, we got gold record here, gold record here, gold record there.

You know what I mean? And we're steady going up, man. You know what I mean? But the main thing that we did that a lot of people weren't doing back then was touring relentlessly I do I feel like I ain't stopped you know you haven't started yeah yeah yeah you know and nowadays when streaming is not paying artists what they're worth when it comes to putting together masterpieces and paying 70% of a fraction of a penny for works of art, you know what I'm saying?

Like, we have to resort to other things, you know what I'm saying? Like touring, like merchandise. Good thing we've been doing that since we started because we'd be in trouble just like a lot of other record labels are, and some of them are closing because of it, you know what I mean?

So thank God for the touring and for the wonderful music that we do give our fans that they want to keep coming back and singing these wonderful shows and buying these wonderful clothes, you know what I mean? And, you know, they just broke ground. Talk about you guys broke ground. What is it, Strange World? What's the whole complex that y'all building in Kansas City?

Yeah, man, we have a merchandise complex now that we're building. It's already Yeah, man. We have a merchandise complex now that we're building. It's already up, man. We're just waiting on all the extra pieces of machinery that we need, you know what I'm saying, to get it up and running all the way. But we've been selling shirts out of there already that we make on our own, man. And it's looking really bright, man. You know what I mean? And that's a wonderful thing because we're working on our fifth building, man You know what I'm saying?

Soundstage and everything Down the street from Strange World And Strange Land Studios So it's going to be like our fifth building, man You know what I'm saying? That we're going to build next You know what I mean? And it's amazing

And I got to personally We've come a long way from Travis' basement I got to personally thank Everything Tech's Built and Strange Music Because it helped me as well through Mayday. And right now, Mayday's on tour

and I want to thank you for that because you're getting opportunities to other artists as well. Exactly, man. I want the hardest on my team, man. And I'm getting them all the time, man.

And Mayday's surely are the hardest, man. You know what I'm saying? I just talked to Rick and they're in Canada right now, right? Yeah, they're in Canada, yep. That's beautiful, man. It's beautiful because every time I went out there

or every time I went to Europe, they always asked about Mayday. Bring Mayday with you. Bring Mayday with you. You know what I'm saying? Mayday gave me my first radio hit. Fragile. Yeah, and it went gold. You know what I'm saying?

So thank you. Make some noise for that. Make some noise for that. Yo, so Tech, so when we gonna get here, have you here physically. We need you here, man. Well, I can...

I've been trying to get... Y'all in Florida, right? Yeah, yeah, we in Miami. We everywhere Man Just not as much as you We go to Kansas City Do a strange world tour

We'll get down there You know The last time I was down there I was working with Mayday And I realized That I could get Seafood paella At 3 o'clock in the morning

On the ship I fell in love dog Let's make some noise For him being rich Knowing we're gonna get Seafood paella At 3 o'clock in the morning God damn it You know what I'm saying Cause paella's my. You know what I'm saying?

Because paella is my thing. You know what I'm saying? I found out about paella when I went to Barcelona, Spain, man, some years back. And that's all I ate every day. And then when I came down to Miami, I moved to this cafe, man, at 3 o'clock in the morning. And I could still get my seafood, paella. I'm like, oh, I got to get a house down here. So I'm going to be down there sooner or never, man.

You know what I mean? I just, you know, I'm going to get off these tours for a minute so I can come chill with all y'all like I would like. Or we're going to go kick it with you at Strange World. Yeah, yeah. That ain't a problem. Exactly. So we're going to make that happen.

We'll make all y'all, we'll make all you guys with t-shirts or whatever. Woo! You know, hot pants, hot shorts and hot pants for the ladies Whatever man Y'all need clothes for the baseball team We'll make that We're going to make up a baseball team That's right

So good looking Ted We appreciate it Talk soon brother Good looking out man we appreciate it What's up Jesus man I appreciate it, man. Thanks for having me, man. I had to sit out for this KCT because I didn't have nothing on my tour bus.

So an hour ago, I was sent out of Texas. Can you bring me Hennessy Sprite and Lemon? And right at 6.53, when I was getting ready for this, I went up front and it was there. You know what I'm saying? My tour manager just got up on there like, yeah. So I was like cutting the lemons and everything, trying to get it right before. So I wouldn't be late on the call. you know what I'm saying? My tour manager just got it for me. I'm like, yeah. So I was, like, cutting the lemons and everything, trying to get it right before, so I wouldn't be late on the call, you know what I mean?

Nah, nah, appreciate it, man. Thank you very much, man, and we look forward to having you here on the show. Let's make some noise for Tech N9ne, God damn it. Let's call someone important, see if they pick up. Hello? Hello, what's going on? Lenny X, right now you on the Drink Chance podcast. Hello? Hello, what's going on, Lenny X?

Right now you on the Drink Champs podcast. What's good, what's good, Eddie? What's going on, man? You so busy out there, man. Where you at? You at the Beyonce tour? Yeah, man. Philadelphia, Beyonce tour.

No, third to last stop. Got Nashville after this, and then New Jersey, Giant Stadium, MetLife. Okay, did Khaled bring out any of the Philly gangsters? Or not tonight? No. I don't know. Yeah, I heard Hov shut it down. I heard Hov shut it down.

Hov said, none of that nigga shit around here. I know. I know. Just playing. Just playing. Just playing. Yo, Lenny S., what's going on, man? You're always welcome.

Yeah, you're a very big guy. You're a very big guy out there. And we're seeing you moving around with Khaled, big up to Khaled, Miami's home. But also, we're seeing this Freddie versus Jason thing. What is that about? Oh, man. I don't know. Them two guys, you know, them two lyricists, them two lyrical monsters, you know what I'm saying, from BK and from Y.O.

You know, they did a couple of freestyles or whatever. And then, you know, I think Sabbath sent out a tweet or something like that. Or, I don't know, you know, social media posting was like, coming soon at Freddie vs. Jason. And it just like took off, you know what I'm saying? So, man, you know what? We decided to take this thing serious. You know? It's a joint album

or you can't release that information? It's a project. It's a project with them two together. Freddie versus Jason. Coming soon. We had a nice big meeting yesterday. Got rounded up the staff. Freddie and Jason showed up. It was real. And for the people that, you know, rounded up the staff. You know, Freddie and Jason showed up.

It was real, you know what I mean? And for the people that don't know, Freddie versus Jason is Jada Kiss and fabulous. Just for the people that don't know. It's looking like it's mean out there. You are correct, my brother. Yes, yes. I am speaking on the highest rated. Oh, you can say number one.

You can say number one. You can say number one, Lenny. You ain't offending nobody by saying number one. You're not offending nobody. Don't worry about it. I am speaking on the number one podcast. That's right. That's right.

That's right. That's right. That's right. Lenny S., man, thank you, man. This is a segment called Important Person. Pick up the phone. And you're an important person, and you picked up, man. This is a segment called Important Person. Pick up the phone. And you're an important person, and you picked up, man.

Good looking out, man. I appreciate you. I'll see you in a minute. All right, one love. One love, my brother. All right. Welcome to Play It, a new podcast network featuring radio and TV personalities talking business, sports, tech, entertainment, and more. Play it at play.it.

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Call that man. What that dog looking at, though? Mmm. Awesome. Some of the Bacardi. What the fuck the whole shit? We need a cup. You got a cup? We need a cup. Let me see Jack and that mix right Yeah

No there's no more cups over here any other cups Let's call someone important See if they pick up Hello Yo Steve Labelle what's going on out there this is Drink Champs The number one podcast in the world Hello? Yo, Steve LaBelle, what's going on out there? This is Drink Champs, the number one podcast in the world. What up, what up, what up? What's going on, my brother?

Woo! Drink Champs! What's going on, my Queens? I'm with Queens all day. What's going on, my Queens brother? Where are you at in the world right now? Right now, I am on the 405 South going to the farm in Englewood to see the Drake concert. I am in Los Angeles.

Yo, you be all over the place, Steve. Man, you know, we working, buddy. That's my motto. That's my handle. And we working, man. 30 years in this music industry. And all I can do is keep working, man. It's a passion thing, man.

I got to keep my man, Jam Master Jay, my mentor's name alive. God bless. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. Man, so let me make sure I got this right. Are you the guy bringing Scott Storch back? I mean, I don't want to see Scott Storch back because I feel like Scott Storch never left. Me too.

I don't think he never left neither. I feel that talent never leaves. People go through trials and tribulations and ups and downs in life, but if you have talent, it never leaves. People go through trials and tribulations and ups and downs in life, but if you have talent, it never leaves. So I'm just humbled and blessed to be managing Scott Storch for the last six, seven months, and he's been my man for 15 years, and we working for real

right now. Now also, I can't help but to look at the NWA movie and think, when is this Bone Thugs and Harmony movie going to be? You know what I mean? Is there any news on that?

Or did I just speak something into fruition? No, we've been talking about it. And let me just tell you something real quick. It's funny you bring up the NWA movie, you know, straight out of Compton.

When Eazy-E ran into Ice Cube at the tunnel, the legendary tunnel, I was there with Eazy, but not in the scene, but in real life. And what happened in real life? Well, we went to

Bone Dogs that came into New York. We took them to the club. We ran in the cube. That's when they had an issue. And I didn't know what was going to go on, but I was with Eazy. So I was holding out Eazy with the people that he was with. And at the end of the day, it was all good. And then Eazy said he wanted to walk back to the hotel.

He had a splatter on. A lot of people that come to New York who are real, they want to walk and they want to absorb that New York aura. So at the end of the day, he walked back. It was really cold. I jumped in a limo with Bone. I never seen Eazy again. Wow. You know, I've been with Bone Thugs, you know, for over 23 years, still with them.

You know, part of a lot of things we did from the Bone and Big E's to the Thug Love with Tupac to the Riding Dirties and so on and so forth. We're working on a new Bone Thugs album, Crazy and Busy. But, you know, look, I started a game through Run DMC. I'm from Queens. I'll never forget where you're from. And Jam Master Jay put me in the game. But, you know, look, there could be a Run DMC movie,

a Capone and Noriega movie, a Tribe Called Quest movie. So there's going to be a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony movie when the time is right, the business is right, because you have to outdo, you have to outdo straight out of Compton's marketing. Marketing. So that's the big thing, is they have apton's marketing. Marketing. That's the big thing. They had a lot of marketing behind them. We've been approached

about doing Bone Thugs, Broadway Plagues, certain different things, but everything in life is time. No doubt. Before we get up out of here, I want you to give one of your best memories real quick of Jam Master Jay for our listeners.

I'm on the drink champs, bro, so I can't be listeners. Yeah, that'd be dope. I mean, look, I'm on the drink champs, bro, so I can't be rushed up. No, no, no. No, no, no. It's all love. It's all love. It's all love.

I need to give a brief summary of my bio. No, no, no. Because you know what? We're going to get your episode with you in person. Yeah, we need you in person, brother. Yeah, yeah. This is just a...

Okay. But still, I need to give a quick one because this is the number one podcast In the world I started with Run DMC I worked with Common Sense I worked with A4 and MJG

3 6 Mafia M.O.P, Fat Joe, Big Pun Nipsey Hussle, Sean Kingston The Outlaws, Bone Thugs, Eazy-E. Man, the fucking list goes on and on and on. But, at the end of the day, you know, less is more. Quality over quantity.

Money come and go, but history stays. And my fondest memory of Jam Master Jay is, man, man, all I can say is this, man. Every Fourth of July, me and Jay used to always go down to Spaghetti Park in Corona. Woo! To you.

Yep, close to me. And we would go get fireworks from my Italian friends. And we'd go back to Hollis, Queens. And we'd blow up the motherfucking block for the kids so they could see all the fireworks. And then go into the Giants game to see Pepper Johnson from the New York Times play. And go into the Knicks games to see Mark Jackson play. Jay was my friend. I go visit him in the cemetery a lot.

I manage one of his sons, you know, and I try to salute him as much as I can at any interview. But, you know, I'm blessed, man. We helped Nipsey Hussle. We helped a lot of people, man. Like I said, I'm from New York. I live in L.A. I travel the world a lot.

I'm just blessed, man. I'm humbled, man. That's all because I'm passionate. I was there York. I live in L.A. I travel the world a lot. I'm just blessed, man. I'm humbled, man. That's all because I'm passionate. And I was there when Pum was Joe's hype man. I was there with that Joe when he had nothing. And I introduced Joe to his wife. And I see people still doing it. And to see you, a legend, Noriega, from the legendary group Capone and Noriega,

doing what you're doing, man. Come on, man. God is great, man. Thank you so much, man. Let's, man. God is great, man. Thank you so much, man. Let's make some noise for Steela Belkin. Yo, yo. We working, baby. We working.

Get at me. Steela's working something. We working. I love y'all. Love you, too. When he said Spaghetti Park, that's the first time I ever seen John Gotti. I ever seen John Gotti. The first time I ever seen John Gotti was at Spaghetti Park.

So when you just said that, I got chills. Word, because. Park died, man, and going to Lemon Ice King in Corona. Let me Icy King, yep. Not too far, exactly. Yeah, I took my dad. I took my dad OG Ted to the Mets game, and we had to go to Lemon Ice King in Corona. That's right.

I'm a Queens cat, man. I don't forget where I come from, and everybody should never forget where they come from. That's right, and we're going to get you on this Drink Chat podcast. We're going to need you on in person. Let's make some noise for Steve LaBelle one more time. Yo, good luck, Steve LaBelle. I'm going to hit you up later. I'm going to hit you up later, my brother.

One love. Thank you. One love. All right, guys. All right. We had to. Okay. We're going to.

All right. Let's just try. Let Godfrey sit so he can also. I want to talk to Godfrey as well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hell yeah, brother. Yeah. Hell yeah.

All right. Let's call someone important. See if they pick up. I want to talk to Daffy as well. Hell yeah, brother. Let's call someone important. See if they pick up. Yo. This is the Drink Chance number one podcast in the world. Who do we have on the phone right now? This is Dr. Green Thug, a.k.a. Be Real Cypress Hill.

How you doing? Let's make some noise for Be Real Cypress Hill. Another Cuban. Oh, that's right. You know it's pro-Cuban over here. You are hands down one of the first Latin rappers or rappers period that made me happy and proud to be Latino. Yes, sir. Be real. Well, thank you, Dory, man.

You know you've been one of my boys forever, man. It's good to hear you say that. Nah, always, man. Always, man. And now you you've been one of my boys forever, man. You know, it's good to hear you say that. Nah, always, man. Always, man. And now you got the Dr. Green Thumb show, correct? Yes, yes. That's on Be Real TV. We started that platform about six years ago.

And, you know, pushing strong. We got to have you in the smoke box, Nori. I'm so scared of the smoke box. I'm keeping it at 100. I can smoke 100 blunts, but I need a little bit of air because I smoke cigarettes. I'm retarded. I'm retarded, B-Roll. I'm a bad.

I feel you. I feel you. But I'm going to do it anyway. I'm going to do it anyway so I can quit. You know what I mean? Word. Word. That'll be the last smoke, right?

Exactly. Word up. Word up. But let's let the people know, you've been in the legal weed business for quite some time, correct? Well, I mean, you know, we've been at Cypress Hill. We've been talking about it for 25 years and up until maybe 10 years ago in California when 215 Initiative locked in down there.

That's when we were able to legitimize a couple things, you know what I mean? And one of them being this flower that uh that we put out not too long ago long ago called jet fuel and uh i mean this is not it's not a cypress hill product really it's a it's a dr green thumb product but um cypress hill basically did like a lot of the the footwork to allow us to be able to do shit like that. We do have some Cypress Hill marijuana culture shit coming very soon, actually.

Okay, and now also you're on tour with Chuck D and who else is on that tour? Rage Against the Machine. Chuck D and DJ Lord of Public Enemy, Tom Morello, Tim Comerford, and Brad Wil wilk of rage against the machine and myself wow man crazy wow pick up that tone let's make some noise for that talk god damn it

crazy man i mean it's like you know remember nori back in the 90s you see you used to see crowds go ape shit crazy you know like mosh pit stage, diving, crowd surfing, all that shit. For a time, all that shit was lost. You know what I mean? But on this tour, man, people have been losing their shit, Nori, I got to tell you. And salute to the people who have been coming out and checking that show out, you know, because it's been pretty fucking crazy. Absolutely, man. And be well.

You know, we're going to need you up in here in person. So, you know, next time thing's pretty fucking crazy. Absolutely, man. And be real, you know, we're going to need you up in here in person, so, you know, next time we're in the same state. Or next time we go to L.A., yeah, we're going to. We plan to go to L.A. real quick. Often. Often. Often. Definitely, man. So thank you for picking up your phone, my brother. Hey, thanks for having me on, Norrie, man.

Is there anything you want to say to the people before you break out? Hey, much love for the support through the 25 years of Cypress Hill And all my other shit That people caught on to maybe later You know what I'm saying? I appreciate that love Much love to y'all

Legends, legends Thank you, B-Real Let's make some noise for B-Real One love, one love Now we doing something different today Today we gonna wild the fuck out Phone time Phone time, phone time

So what we gonna do, Gunplay Oh shit, we gotta introduce Gunplay in the building And Godfrey in the building I'm so family You know why Every now and then this is what we do We do a family episode And we have our family members,

and we don't necessarily interview them. We just sit together, and we talk shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, we had Mr. Lee. We had Thurston. Eddie the Ass Eater. Eddie the Ass Eater, always. We got Sonny DBT, the Haitian flags representing.

Twin, twin. We're gray hair. We got twin. Shout out to your Instagram, Twink. Come on, come over here. You know that's what you want to do. And what's Paul? Paul's is Drink Champ Sports now. Drink Champ Sports. out to your Instagram, Twin. Come on, come over here. You know that's what you want to do. And what's Paul? Paul's is Drink Champs Sports now.

Drink Champs Sports. Drink Champs Family, man. Drink Champs Army was popular. Don't make love. Don't make love to the mic. It's DC Twin, man. Y'all already know, man. Y'all be commenting my shit.

Y'all know what's up, man. Y'all show me mad love. I appreciate Drink Champs Army. You know, I seen this vision since the beginning, man. And it's happening, you know what I'm saying? Because dreams is manifesting because everybody's a family doing positive things for the culture. And, you know, I've seen who's crazy. You already know.

Yeah, Fanta and Nori recreate themselves, man. They deserve this. You know what I mean? And the whole team here has. Carlito, everybody, you know. I feel like you had this speech written. We're in September War. We're in September War.

September War. Here you go. Here you go. Here you go. You feel like you had this speech. We're here to set the new war. We're here to set the new war. Set the new war. It's crazy. Here you go. Here you go. Here you go. You got a new war. Get that nigga later. We need to talk.

You know he was speaking on me in the Fat Joe episode. Y'all know that shit. That's right. Congratulations to my boy, Twin. Sonny DBT. Oh, shit. Mr. Super Slime. Say what's up on that mic, man, to the people, man.

Tell them how Haitian you are. What's up on that mic, man, to the people, man. Tell them how Haitian you are. What's up, people? I really got too much to say, but no twin said it all. Did you write his speech? Did you write his speech, son? Big up to Nori, Haz, Drain, Rich Blanco, everybody, man. The family's winning. His name is Mr. Super Slam on Instagram.

He took your own Instagram. And he's the only person that when he sweats, he sweats on his knees and his toes. Let's make some noise for that guy. Sweats in ill places. His ears be sweating. I've just never seen shit like that. You know what I mean? But Gunplay, what's going on?

Godfrey, what's going on, man? You said his name right this time. Godfrey. Godfrey. I'm saying game tag. Yeah, game tag. You know what I'm saying? I'm a bozo. Come on. But Godfrey, I'm saying game tag. Yeah, game tag. I'm on Bozo.

Come on. But Godfrey, let's introduce you to the people. Let's let the people know that you was the guy who actually brung us to CBS.

He took us to CBS. Yeah, and that was during the J Dilla weekend. No, J Dilla weekend. That's correct. You got your own podcast. Yeah, Gamer Tag Radio. Now we're going to

turn out 12 years old now in February. 12 years in the podcast. I've been doing internet radio since 2001 and stuff. But let me ask you, because I've been seeing a lot of these podcasts. They've been doing 10-minute podcasts. Tell them it's not good. Is that the average people who do that?

Like most people? Honestly, I think less doesn't matter. What matters is the content. So if you have the right content, it could be five minutes. It could be 10. It could be an hour. It could be three hours. So if Eddie's eating ass for five it could be five minutes, it could be ten, it could be an hour, it could be three hours. So if Eddie's eating ass

for five minutes on the podcast, things are just going to blow. That's right, that's right. That's right, that's right. But here's one thing a lot of people don't know, man. I'm the first Latino

that got inducted to the Podcast Hall of Fame last year. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Before we make noise, this is the Podcast Hall of Fame? We better be in it soon. Oh, let's make some noise. Yo, can podcast hall of fame. We better be in it soon. Let's make some noise.

Can we get like a star? Are you going to request it from Hollywood? In Wynwood? We don't even have it in Hollywood. Just put it in Wynwood. The people that got inducted, they've been doing it for like 10 plus years now. Wow. Yeah.

So we have to do it for 10 years? For 10 years. We fucked up. Gunplay. Let me get that blunt. Gunplay. If we was to do a podcast on you, I already got the name for it. What?

Ass Connoisseur. Does that fit you, Gunplay? No. Why not Cocaine Connoisseur? He went there. I'd be like, no. Why not cocaine cornasol? He went there. We definitely ain't getting no advertisement naming it that, but I like that. Let's make some noise for cocaine cornasol.

Word up, word up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I am a, I like a bitch with a waist like a wasp and an ass like a horse. That reminds me. You know, me and EFN is starting our own podcast network. Oh, yeah.

You know what I'm saying? And we got a lot of people we've been speaking to frequently and Gunplay, we would like you to be a part of that as well. You know what I mean? You should get down with us. Let's do it.

You know what I mean? Definitely, man. EFN, so what's up with this coming home? Let's break this down. Go ahead. What made you Cause you know what I thought about the other day I'm looking at my food show

And I said damn You know what the crazy shit is My dream was to go somewhere And find food Cause I'm a fat nigga And your dream was to go somewhere And find music But it was pretty much the same dream

And like my food show When I'm looking at this It's like It's similar to like what i most of i plan to do at the full show how did you come up with this idea of um you wanted to um come home and i mean originally it wasn't that idea yeah yeah but i didn't go there for the music originally i just wanted to go to cuba because it was so taboo for for us to go when we little kids our parents and our grandparents are like you can't go there there. It's bad. So when I got older, I was like, I want to go there.

It's bad. Let me see. You know? So I told Garcia, you know, let's, let's go over there. And I told the crew. And when I started organizing that trip, I met another homie, my boy, Eric Vasquez. And he's like, yo, I know all the hip hop heads out there. So I was like, link me while I'm there with these heads.

And then when we went, you know, we didn't know the film was going to be anything. So we just filmed the whole shit and came back and we showed it to the people. And it was, you know, people just gravitated towards it. We won a festival. Then Revolt picked it up. Yeah, I was about to say that. And then how many is on Revolt right now? Is anyone on Revolt on demand so these people can go check it out?

I believe so, yeah. Well, this is the thing. Revolt don't even got a demand. Let's keep it real. No, they do. They do. They do? Yeah, they do.

The Cuba one, I've done licensing deals. I own the project. Thank you for flossing us. Let's make some noise for them. That was hard. That was hard. So they're doing two-year licenses with me. So Cuba's already freed up.

Peru and Haiti, they still airing on Revolt. And we're about to go with Coming Home Vietnam Yeah Now Godfrey We're gonna also Now when we do this network Cause it's not gonna be like

We're competing against CBS Or Loudspeaker No we're gonna It's gonna be like a record label Like how Rockefeller The people will sign with us And then we'll go get them distribution Or like how RZA did with Wu-Tang

So we're gonna set up our game division Can you run that for us? Yeah then we'll go get them distribution, or like how RZA did with Wu-Tang. So we're going to set up our game division. Can you run that for us? Yeah, well, we can talk behind the scenes and see what's up. You're supposed to say yes. He's smart. He's smart. He's like, you're not going to put me on the spot. I'm telling you, same thing with CBS.

Before we got signed, I was excited behind the scenes, but, you know, got to talk. It got to be right. It got to be the right business. It got to be right. Now, Gunplay, let's break down how could a person be a cocaine connoisseur. How could they do that? First, you gotta know what you're

dealing with. You just gotta know what you're dealing with. Now, can you be a connoisseur if you live in a trailer park? Can you still be a connoisseur? Absolutely, my brother. Those are the best. Those are the best. a trailer park? Can you still be a connoisseur? Absolutely, my brother. Those are the best. Those are the best.

The trailer park lingers. Yeah, those are the best. Because they're going to sniff all night. Yeah, you can give them Comet. Those motherfuckers is all right. Are those the guys that be riding bikes? Yeah, I mean, they bikes, they slides, you know what I'm saying? They don't get to where they got to go.

What's the fun? Give me a funny cocaine story. This is where we lose all our advertising. We've been lost on advertising. I mean, I ain't no really funny stories. I mean, shit, this shit just real, but I just, I learned how to cook cocaine from a junkie that I gave a dub to, and he

put it in a cup and put it in the microwave, and I was just sitting on the couch, and I was like, what is it? And he pulled it out, and he put a fork in there, or whatever he put in there, and he just turned it up, and he was like, that shit is alright, because it came back like a small rock

and didn't come back really like that, like that, you feel me? So, you know, that's how I learned and I went to the crib

and I put a 20 in the fucking thing. I did like fucking, I fucked up a few times and then, you know what I'm saying, till I got it right, till I got that little pebble going.

Now, is there a difference between like sniffing and smoking a dirty? Yeah, of course there there is What's the difference Have you done both or you just Yeah of course I just want to say

Not only are we ruining our advertising Gamertag's advertising Thanks a lot guys Welcome So what's the difference What type of high Cause like when you do an edible that's a when you do an edible, that's a body high. And when you smoke, that's a head high, correct?

Is that similar to the same, like with the dirty and the sniffing? When you snort cocaine, it's just... Straight to the blood. Yeah, you get that drip, and then you know what I'm saying? You know it's that yit. You know what I'm saying? When you get the drip, you know it's the yit. How did you know that?

From last time. No, know it's the yit. How did you know that? From last time. No, when he said the yit. I never did cocaine in my life. I swear to my father, man. Soul, rest in peace. Look at that. When you get the drip. Now, how about when you smoke it?

When you smoke it, you know what I'm saying? I love the smell. You love the smell of dirties? Yeah, I think it's candy. That's an acquired smell. It's candy. Candy. I don't like the smell.

It's a stanky. That's the candy. It's like, you know what I'm saying? It come on later. Oh, and then we smoke it. Yeah. Okay. I heard a person say sometimes.

But then they say, oh, you a crackhead. And I say, nah, I don't cook the motherfucking shit. I just smoke the motherfucking shit. It's just sprinkled when I used to, you know what I'm saying? I don't fuck around no more. I don't even eat fucking red meat no more. Let's make some noise for niggas not eating red meat, but still. I love that. He's like, no red meat, but cocaine. Okay. That's all right, man. Keep your shit together, man. So how does one come a He's like, no red meat, but cocaine's okay. That's all right, man. Keep your shit together, man. So how does one come a gamer? Like, are you loving, like, games, and then you just say, fuck it?

I love the way he swings from smoking dirty to, you know, let's play some games. Yeah, yeah, because Gunplay's a gamer. Can we put Gunplay as our first gamer podcast? Okay. Let me find out. Games and cocaine. Games and cocaine. Games and cocaine. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Games and cocaine. Video games? Yeah. He's letting you do. I basically review stuff, review games and products. Oh, I thought you played. And I played some of those. No, no, no.

He is everything, everything, man. What did you play? Xbox, PlayStation. No, but what games did you play? Halo, Gears of War, Grand Theft Auto. Everything, man. What do you play? Xbox, PlayStation. No, but what games do you play? Halo, Gears of War, Grand Theft Auto. Everything, man. Mention any games and we basically cover that. I'll put a year's salary on Fight Night, though.

That's what I'm saying. Fight Night? Let's just go to, you know what I'm saying? You know? All right. That's a classic, though. If there's anybody that you know. That I know.

If you bring me anybody you know. I think this is a game challenge right now. If there's anybody that you know. That I know. I think this is a game challenge right now. If there's anybody you know. You bring me anybody that you know. All right. That plays Fight Night. All right. And I give you $1,000.

Is that the Migos song? If I lose. All right. Fight Night. All right. We got. You ain't got to put and stand. Wow, he's confident

You ain't got to put And stand Put that on your podcast Right there Yeah, this is This is when When Game & Tag We drink champs

It's all going to It's documented And then Gunplay's Podcast called Games and Cocaine Yeah, Games and Cocaine That is I gave you the illest name

right there. You see my marketing mind working, bro? So how did you start playing games? Like, when I was young, my daddy bought me

a Nintendo for Christmas and I lost it. The one you had to blow the cartridges in? Yeah. Legend of Zelda. I lost it. You know,

that shit never did nothing. It's just in our minds. That was tough. That lost it. You know, that shit never did nothing. It's just in our minds. That was dumb. That was dumb. It's a crazy thing. Before the internet, how the hell everybody found out about that, though? About what? About what?

Blur. It just went around, man. It just went around. Same thing. Same thing with. I mean, I just did that shit just because. It's common sense. No, no, no.

I think it started with Atari. No. I think it started with Atari. No, I think it started with Atari. I think it's because if you want to play that game so bad, you're going to do anything to play that game. You tell me twice, you nigga, nigga, and you think it works. Check out the wires. You don't make that shit. You don't make it do what it do, Jack.

I tell you twice, it works every time. So what? Hit the reset button. So come on in. Hold up. Two times it do, Jack. I tell you twice, it works every time. So what was it? Hit the reset button. So come on. Pull it up. Two times. Nah, dog. I'm going to tell y'all one of my favorite games coming up,

and I bet y'all, because of how bozo I am, y'all are going to never guess it. Contra. Nah. You get one guess. It's coming out this year. Mike Tyson. No, no, no, no. I mean, back in the days.

Back in the days? Close, but that wasn't my first one. Double dribble. That was like my second one. NBA year. Mike Tyson. No, no, no, no. I mean, back in the days. Close, but that wasn't my first one. Double Dribble. That was like my second one. Duck Hunt. Duck Hunt. Duck Hunt. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

Tecmo Bowl. That's what I said. That's a classic. Are we talking about Nintendo? Nintendo? The Legend of Zelda. That's what I said. Oh, with the gold cartridge.

The gold cartridge. I beat that game. That was like my first. I said that was the The gold cartridge. I beat that game. That was like my first. I beat the double. But then you're right.

It was Tecmo Bowl. Yeah. Double dribble. But like I don't know when which came out but that was like the first

time I was like oh shit. Because I used to watch people play games and I used to be like oh these guys are nerds. And then I started

seeing a couple of gangsters you know doing it. I'm like I played Legend of Zelda and I got that. And then Super Mario Brothers and couple of gangsters doing it. I'm like, ah, I played Legend of Zelda and I got that. And then Super Mario Bros. and it was over. Remember, I told Raekwon I think they sampled

Legend of Zelda for Glaciers of Ice. Let's see if Raekwon answers his phone. Hold on. Hold on a second. This is a segment. Yeah, this is a phone tap. This is a segment. We're going to randomly call artists in between our conversations. He just said Raekwon. Let's just see if Raekwon...

I got like 17 numbers on this nigga. Alright, hold on. Any of this? Let's see. Okay. Raekwon did not pick up. He didn't pick up. Yo, but no, I have a question for you, though, man.

I have a question. Okay. I know you were, I think, in two games. Def Jam. Def Jam. Oh, I was in? Yeah, you was in. Wow, you didn't remember you were in it?

Yeah, I got a dope life. Def Jam, Mandela, and Fight for New York. Yeah, Vendetta Def Jam, Vendetta And Fight for New York Yeah, Fight for New York How was the experience though, man? It was funny Go ahead

Do you remember anything about that? Yeah, I do, I do What was the experience? Was there an experience Or they just did it? Yeah, they had the action Because it was like Before they put the full body suit on you

Like, you know how they do now This was like right before that, but they didn't. It was a green screen, but they were putting, like, shit on our actual clothes and had us move like that. But I didn't feel it ever got my real moves down pat. But the kids loved it. Because, you know, I wanted to be dead on. I wanted to be D-O-N.

Yeah, yeah. D-A-N. I wanted to be Dan. Dead on Nori. You know what I mean? Bang-da-da. Hit you with that one-o-n yeah d-a-n i wanted to be dead dead on nori you know what i mean hit you with that one get you right it was the same for both games though right um actually the first game we didn't have that thing on us okay the first one i was in the second one it did and it was cool and then um it's right before they had to put you in the green suit and shit like that but um you know i was, I was really into sports games.

Street Fighter, obviously, was my hands-down fighting game. Yeah. I never really got into Mortal Kombat. You might have played, you know, the game that I was in. I was in the motherfucking game, too. John Madden. What's up? Madden.

Madden. 2001, I think. Wait, I'm talking about who you had to beat To get EFN Nah nah Listen Real talk Real talk Echo

Echo Unlimited Oh yeah Echo Echo Unlimited Had a special hip hop team I remember that And that was the punt return Right off the gate And it had like

Xzibit And De La Soul Yo you that Yeah and I could run Like a motherfucker Yo you run fast as shit EFN I was in Scarface

Oh you was The remix of the 25th anniversary Oh world You here, man. I was in Scarface. Oh, you was? The remix of the 25th anniversary. Oh, world. You open that shit up, I'm in there. It's not in the movie, but in the extra scenes, they said that. Wait, but did you just go from games to fucking movies? It was related, because I believe the same company. They made the game.

Yeah, they made the game. It was like Universal, Universal Sub-Series. Wait, wait, wait. So you're in the behind the scenes? Yeah, no, he is. You did interviews. You and Poe. Yeah, I made the game. It was like Universal, it was like Universal Sub-Series. Wait, wait, wait. So wait, you're the behind the scenes? Yeah, no, he is. You did interviews. You and Poe, Poe too. Yeah, I did interviews.

Oh, that's not a bad thing. I have it, I have it. The 25th anniversary of Scarface. Shit, that's dope. And, you know, I say that because I heard that on, I'm going to big these guys up. A lot of times they don't hear us

big these guys up, but I heard it on Rap Radar with Kevin Liles up there. I had also spoke to Kevin Liles After that Like an hour You know I just wanted to reiterate

You know Just us You know Him and Leo Combs Was one of my favorite CEOs And You know So I want to big up Rap Radar

First off I want to big up also The Tax Stone Tax Stone has a phenomenal podcast Out there with Beanie Seagull Right now You know what I mean And hands down that was a great interview

You guys need to check it out Combat Jack got a great episode I want to shout out the day they interviewed me They got a new episode I haven't been able to catch their episode But just for the people like Go check out some podcasts Now SonnyDBT we never asked you this question

And if we did we're going to ask it to you again What is your name on Instagram again? Mr. Super Slime. Mr. Super Slime. It's Big Up Gamer Tag and Godfrey. But you need to come over here, Sonny D. Do you eat old ass? I don't eat no ass.

You don't eat old ass. You eat old ass. Man, you eat a lot of ass, homie. I don't eat no ass. Those old ladies, you going, oh, he doesn't need to. Oh, no. He just said no, no. No, I'm just saying.

Sonny, you eat ass. I never ate ass in my life. You eat ass. Just like I never did coke. I heard. I'm just, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with it. I'm just saying I never. Remember, I know one of them, and they told me that when you ate ass, vapor smoke came

out of it. That it wasn't ass. I'm just fucking with you. I'm fucking with you of it then it wasn't ass i'm just fucking with you i'm fucking with you gunplay don't go to sleep man come on you ready i know you i know you eat ass like a motherfucker right gunplay listen listen we're talking about it as i got that video we've always talked about the famous video so we gotta set it up set it up what happened you you was there i ain't gonna for you could set it up better than me so we used to have militant and crawl crazy raw Radio. I like that.

Crawl Radio too. Which was before Drink Champs. That's right. We used to do it in our office in Kendall. And then our homie brought, I don't know any names. I'm not going to say names.

Our homie brought a porn star that day to the show. Garcia. And she had just done a porn star. She had just done a bunch of scenes. And then we was like, yo, Eddie, you want to taste this?

And he went right in. And he went right in and I didn't film it. No, Gunplay never knew. He never showed a video. Godfrey never knew. Nobody's seen the video. So show it to them.

We're not going to post this, but we'll show it here. If you want to watch the video, you got to watch this video when it goes on YouTube. So let's set this up properly. I'm trying to make sure that I'm not incriminated.

Hold on. Is that me? Oh, yeah. Something's going on there. Something's going on there. That's her. Right there. She's getting ready to, Eddie, get involved.

Oh, shit. So then, oh, wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Thank God I turned the phone around right there. All right. She did anal that day. She's a porn star. She already did anal.

Many times. And action. Dad, did he not get the part where Eddie hit her ass? You showed me earlier. He got the part. Did he? Yeah. Oh, Garrett.

He goes right in, too. Look, look, look, look. He don't even really look at it. He just, oh, look. Oh, God, God, God. He don't even really look at it. He just, ah, look. Ah, go ahead, go ahead. Ah, God damn it. He did it? God damn it.

I can smell my ass from here. Jesus. Jesus. He did it? He did it. He didn't live there. Nah. I mean, did she have enough groceries to eat?

That's all I'm saying. You feel me? Like, nigga, go more quick. What, you licking her mouth? Oh, my bad. You really didn't even know back where the crap at? I don't know why it feels like R. Kelly recorded that. It feels like a hip-hop hobby. A hip-hop hobby. A hip-hop hobby Kelly. The one thing is true.

If I'm going to take a bite, a little piece, I want it to be a piece. We see who you fuck with. You ain't got no pieces. We seen your ugly bitches, man. He just like his shit aged, man. He tasted it. Twin. Twin.

Twin. Go over there. Go over there. I got to ask you a question because you just look like one of these type of niggas. I was a long time ago. Twin Twin Twin Go over there Go over there I gotta ask you a question Cause you just look like One of these type of niggas Twin You already admitted

You already admitted To eating ass Yeah Right You proud You proud of it Like the way you said it Yes I am

I like eating ass I'ma give you a scenario Especially the shorty With a fat ass I'ma give you a scenario I'ma pretendy with the fat ass. I'm going to give you a scenario. I'm going to pretend like your sister's in here right now. Bitch look good, Twain. She's the baddest bitch you ever met.

Yeah. You horny. Horny. All right. Y'all about to get it in. She say, listen, if you want to lick it, if you want to stick it, you got to lick it. And you say, yeah. But then as you go down, you're right there

and she say, I forgot I got my period. Do you stop? Yes, I will stop. Or do you keep going? You don't look like the nigga that's going to stop, Twins. You look like you're going to go all the way in. You've ate period pussy in your life? Give me real, once, once. Everybody has. Come on, Twins.

If I see that shit, I'll slap the shit out of her ass like it was a fake. But you ain't never do it and come up and had blood on your face already? Nah,

because, before I go down, a nigga, You look like that type of nigga. I heard these type of stories. Pause. Pause.

I heard these type of stories. No, you know, a nigga that he asked for, you know, you go down with your finger, you touch it a little bit,

you take a little look, you know what I'm saying? And then after you take a little look, you touch it again, and then you You know, you go down with your finger. You touch it a little bit. You take a little look. You know what I'm saying? And then after you take a little look, you touch it again. Then you smell it. You're like, all right, cool. This is officially like the last Dream Chats episode ever. Yo, if your finger's by your chest already, you smell something, my nigga. Walk out the room.

Is that really your sister right there? I just wanted to ask. Yeah, she's my sister. That's your cousin. That's your cousin. Well, you know what? How do you feel about the way he's talking right now? She's my's your cousin. That's your cousin. Well, you know what? How do you feel about the way you talk right now? She's my first cousin.

That's my uncle's daughter. But you know what? She raised me, man. That's your first cousin, my uncle's daughter. That's my sister. So for the record, you've never ate period pussy, but you fucked period pussy before. I have, hell yeah. All right, you ate period pussy.

Let's make some noise for it. Let's make some noise for it. Nasty niggas in the world. Yeah, but with a condom in there, son. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that.

We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out of that. We was out with a condom in the side, it's a lot of niggas. It's a lot of niggas. I only deal with my ex-girls.

Godfrey's like, damn, those feel on me, man. Yeah, it feels warm for her. Those guys have done it. Yo, do you see this? It feels extra warm. Yo, Godfrey, your mic has Zika right now. I know, man. I got to clean this up.

Got to clean this up. So, so. Where we at? I don't know where we at. What? Yo, how? Oh, we at Hazmat Studios Not bad

Hazmat Studios man Definitely man Congratulations Haz on the new studio I got a question for you guys So how How the podcast Has changed you guys

Like your life And everything Since you launched and stuff So I mean me and Ian It feels like we just doing What we used to do Like you know what I'm saying

We capitalizing off The opportunities But we actually Like he said we had a show called Militant and Crazy Raw Radio, where Eddie, on air, actually, that shit happened on air. We were recording the radio show, and he ate ass on air. So this is like, although we're doing it now in 2016, we have been doing this.

And it's just a blessing that the people could gravitate towards it and the people are uh adapting and loving it and and you know doing things like that the one thing we haven't uh done yet is had a female period you know what i'm saying so that's the thing that they're looking for they're just not trying to come on hopefully soon we'll get a phone call or something you know what i mean yeah yeah we should try it now let's try it let's try it now. Let's try it real quick. Let's call. Let's call someone important. See if they pick up. Hello?

Hang, hang, sangria. Hope you're savvy. Chance, the number one podcast in the world. Who is this right here? This is your girl Tahiri. Let's make some noise for Tahiri. This is the first time a girl has ever been on this podcast. Now, we've had girls. We still don't really have it on the phone. And we still don't really have you. So, Tahiri, we have girls who hang around, but they don't actually be on here.

So, you're like the first girl. This is actually the official first girl to be on the podcast. Let's make some noise for Tahiri one more time. Thank you, thank you. I'm feeling real special now. So what's going on with you, Tahiri?

What you got popping? We got a lot popping. I just finished doing Orange's Camp Paper Chasing 2. That'll be coming out soon. The trailer, that is. I'll be at Revolt Music Conference from October 13th through the 16th on the social media panels discussing how to monetize and how to build your brand and make the best of it.

I'm opening a shop in Hoboken that should be open in about two months. I love this whole entrepreneurship situation. I have surffreshcollection.com. You can go in there for my t-shirts and sweaters. I have an ill collection and I also have an ill polished out with Color Club.

You can get that on colorclub.com. It's called Heat Index. So it changes depending on your temperature. So everything is unique to everybody. Let's make some noise for the Dominican Oprah God damn it God damn it That was hard That was hard

I'm trying to just be the best that I could At everything Just do it right We proud of you out there man For all the Dominicans out there Dominican, Dominican, Dominican And for all my nigg you out there, man. You know what I mean? For all the Dominicans out there. Dominican, Dominican, Dominican, Dominican. Diablo.

Demon, demon. And for all my niggas out there wearing them good skateboard sneakers with no socks. We respect y'all. All the Dominicans, man. You know, and me and Tahiri, we got some business, too. We're not going to announce that. We're not going to announce that yet. But we'll see you out here.

We'll vote weekend. Thank you for picking up the phone. This is a segment called We Call Important People people And let's see who pick up the phone And you picked up the phone Good looking out Thank you I'll hit you later on So it's cool

Cool I can't see Oh man I ain't gonna front you You look like you're doing a commercial For like Don Julio back there Ready? Y'all ain't know Y'all ain't know

That's the boogeyman My man Slippers Slippers Come over here Slippers Slippers Slippers Slippers This is our man Slippers

Now Slippers We already know You said You eat ass Out the shower Out the shower Is the right time To eat ass, man. You with the baddest chick you ever had.

She tell you she on her period. You gonna throw her in the shower and then eat it? She ain't even fart once. No, I can't do it. You can't do it? No. But you gonna definitely fart though. Yeah, I'm definitely.

Definitely, though. Yeah, I'm definitely. Definitely. Niggas is running. Yo, yo. This is for them to happen for them to see the red light special. You know what I'm saying? Niggas is running red lights. Everybody running red lights. There's a gun flicking up out here. Hey, yo, Barbara Dione.

Come over here, Dione. Come over here. You sway doing it? You swaying already? You swaying already from over there? Come on, do some parkour. Jump over Godfrey and jump on the chair and then go back over there. Yo, listen, Deoni, did you ever run a red light before?

What the fuck? I've been to the red light district I guess I guess that means See Yes How many times You look like you did it Frequent times

You look like you're a freak Red light repeat You look like you got mad tickets From running red light Come on tell me I can't remember This is my barber by the way Shout out to your barber shop And make sure you never go there On your period Come on, tell me. I can't remember. This is my barber, by the way.

Shout out to your barber shop and make sure you never go there on your period. New York Cuts, baby. New York Cuts. Where is it located at? Sunrise. Sunrise. Sunrise. Located in Sunrise.

It's mad far. Are you still doing the parkour shit? Jumping on two, on like the little sidewalk? Nope. He doing that shit in his mind right now. All right, dude. He is crazy. That's my barber, man.

Thank you. You know what I mean? Be of the New York Cuts, man. You know what I mean? He's crazy. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.

Carlito, come over here. Let Carlito come over. Carlito, I know the answer because you are nasty, nigga. This is Carlito. Follow him. Carlito, girl, this beard by any ass. Shout out to your Instagram. Carlito, three O's.

Siéntate, loco. Zero four. What? What? Say that again. this beard by eating ass. Shout out to Instagram. Carlito, three O's. Sientate logo. Zero four. What? Carlito, three O's, underscore zero four. Should we clear up the air for Carlito? We want to clear it up again.

Carlito, three O's, underscore. Carlito, clear up the air again. What happened from that one time. That one time.

Only thing I got to say is I do it as over 21. I don't fuck up crazy. Yo, you ran the period. You ran, like, you... Ah, fuck. Period. You don't stop.

No. You don't stop. Now you're going to call the end of the rapist. Let's go. We lost more advertisers again. Just playing, just playing, just playing. Only Donald Trump is going to advertise with us now. Yo, Paul, come over here.

Let's get some sports going on. Yeah, Dream Champ Sports. For those who don't know, he's at Dream Champ Sports. So Kevin, what's that nigga? He's finished in Miami. What's his name? Chris Bosch. Chris Bosch.

It's a done deal. What happened? What happened with that situation? His blood clots is foul. How do you say with that situation? His blood clots is foul. How do you say it like that? His blood clots are foul. They're not healing properly. And Pat Riley done spoke and said he ain't coming back.

They're not going forward with Chris Bosh. Let's make some noise for Chris Bosh. But he still got that remaining check, though. No, the money's there. It's clear. But that doesn't clear up cap space for you guys to sign somebody new? Yes, that's luxury tax.

Luxury tax. And we got to deal with it. Okay, how about football? Who's the most dominant football team? Football right now? Mm-hmm. You got no fucking football?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course, of course. Okay. It ain't the Dolphins. That's for sure. It ain't the Dolphins? But I want to change. I want to jump off football for a second. For the Dolphins But I'm gonna predict I wanna change I wanna jump off football

For a second For the baseball World Series predictions We gotta say Rest in peace Rest in peace To Jose Fernandez Number 16

It was a terrible accident What happened to the To the young man Everybody Suffered a little bit Rest in peace To the young legend Salute

Yeah We heard he's a legend His funeral just passed Cuban Army too man God bless. Big up, big up. He's 24 years old. What's the prediction?

What's been going on? World Series, Chicago Cubs, and the Red Sox. And the Red Sox are going to take it. And I'm not even a Red Sox. Fuck the Red Sox. But they're going to win. Okay. And what's going on in Pogo?

Julian from across the street. You just made up a sport. I feel like that's the shit that you kicked. Okay, and so basketball. What's your predictions for basketball now that Chris Bosh is out of here? Wayne is out of here. It looks like the Miami

Heat is finished. Is this correct? No, the Miami Heat ain't finished, but I think Keep it real, man. Keep it real. No, they're not making it to the playoffs for sure. They're not going to make it to... I will not renew my season tickets. It's not going to happen. Vibrations will happen? Cleveland going to take it.

I'm going to say Cleveland going to take it. Cleveland? Cleveland going to take it again? Jackson, fuck the Jets. No, no, no. I'm not biased. I'm not biased. Jets are doing a great job.

Fitzpatrick's not the man. Jets? And then we're talking about basketball? Fitzpatrick's not the man. But the Jets then we're talking about Fitzpatrick's not the man. But the Jets, what are we, one and two? Yeah, it's all the Dolphins. One and two? Yeah, we looking crazy.

But the Jets, Mike, going to get farther than Miami. What about the Panthers? How about the Giants? The Giants is 2-1. 2-1, baby. New York Giants, for sure. Big up to Victor Cruz, my Puerto Rican brother. Big up to Odell Beckham.

Big up to Eli, all your guys out there doing your thing and shit like that. You know what I mean? And shit like that. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know why. I don't know. Who's your pick for the best bowling team?

Yeah. The East Coast. Good answer. Good answer. Because we don't even know if that's right or wrong. That was an excellent choice We got that That was all the way up, man

Speaking of all the way up Let's just call my brother Fat Joe Let's just see if he'll pick up He might not because it's a Cuban thing Yeah, it's a Cuban thing Let's go, okay Let's call someone important See if they pick up

I'm in a noisy spot And all readers should decide You waited Nori, this shit is like you waited too long, bro. This is the drink champs. We never care, Fat Joe. You live on the drink champs. Say congratulations on his song of the year.

Yo, why you trying to... Congratulations, Fat Joe. Yo, Nori, man, I love you, man. I told the people that I'll never come on your show. Come on now. I'm telling you, Fat Joe, I've gotten me in so much trouble. I walk around with a bulletproof vest.

Every rapper wants to beat me up. Nah, nah, we love you, Fat Joe. Continue your success. We're just playing the game tonight, seeing what rapper will pick up. Nah, nah. We love you, Fat Joe. Continue your success. We're just playing the game tonight seeing what rapper will pick up the phone and you and Leo Combs

are both picked up. Smart guy. Yeah. We're in the game and we want to get this money. That's right. Hey, yo. EFN.

I'm a real Q. I said it. Play with me. That's what's up Joe man Continue to do Your success I love y'all Be good Continue success

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We're back to Drink Champs Radio with rapper N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN. What's walking out? Come on, Godfrey. We call someone important. We want you to sit down. Thank you. You ready?

You ready? So, Godfrey, shout out the actual name of your podcast and everything. So, people will check it out. Yeah, our podcast is Gamer Tag Radio. You can find us everywhere Like you guys Spotify, iTunes We're everywhere man

And we release two episodes a week Every week Two episodes We need the Dream Champs Army To follow Gamertag Radio Exactly Because those are the homies That looked out for us

That's right And you know what I got to see the vision From a long time ago man I've been telling E To do the podcast thing man And plus you guys You guys know each other man

You were telling me I was telling him. There you go. He was really crying. He was really tears coming out of your eyes. That's cool. Sorry. And then we made it happen.

Jay did a weekend here in Miami. We were talking for a bit, and we made it happen. So that's good, man. I'm proud of you guys, man. Thank you, man. Thank you. Thank you. It's dope seeing that the No More One podcast doing their thing and everything.

And you had the idea. Of course, man. This is day one. Let's make some noise for that guy. So, Mr. Lee, what are we doing this weekend? We're going to be in Vegas. We just got the shot. Let's set up the subtitles right now.

Go, Mr. Lee, go. We in Vegas. Some of us getting there Friday, Saturday. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And Friday, I'm not doing shit. I'm just out there drinking. Just chilling, drinking. Saturday, we're going to go do a Bad Boy reunion tour.

We're going to go back there. It's going to be fire. Yeah. So big up everybody on the Bad Boy reunion tour. French Montana, Mase, Lil' Kim. Jadakiss, The Lies. Jadakiss, 112. Mase, DMX.

Mase, DMX, I feel like I'm forgetting. Total, Total, Black Rob. You know what I'm saying? DMX. Mr. Lee, remember to pick us up with the limo and the goats. And the goats too? I want to order an Uber and a goat.

No, two llamas. No, a lift. When you open a lift. What club are we at on Sunday? Sunday we are at Dre's. Dre's. I'm not there. I'm not performing.

I'm not hosting. My boy DMX, is he performing or he's hosting? Yeah, he's performing. He's performing. So we're going to go with DMX to Club Dre's. We're going to represent. We're going to show him some love. And we're going to do it like that.

You know what I'm saying? So, Mr. Lee, what else is popping, man? Pick up Star Rock Clothing. Pick up Star Rock Clothing. Starrockclothing.com. We've got some fire coming up. All right, now do it in English, though, really good. Right, right.

In English. Yeah, exactly. You know, I'm going to do something different right now. Let's see. What is it? I'm going to smoke a bogey, and I'm going to let Gunplay take over the show right now. Oh, shit. Gunplay, come on. I'm going to let Gunplay. Let's go. I'm going to smoke a Newport. I'm going to do something different right now. Let's see. What is it? I'm going to smoke a bogey, and I'm going to let Gunplay take over the show right now. Oh, shit. Gunplay, come on.

I'm going to let Gunplay. Let's go. I'm going to smoke a Newport. I'm going to smoke a Newport, man. Who fucks the Miami shit? Who got the Newport? Why don't you go play your Mad Series right now? Walter Cronkite, this motherfucker.

Hey, I'm going to keep it a thighow-out with a real nigga, see me? Dog, I love everything that's going on, man. I love to smile and laugh, my nigga. But right now, since he put gunplay on the motherfucking microphone, we're going to talk about these killings, man. Ah, shit, let's go. Let's do it. You got the power to touch a lot of people.

Yep. You feel me? You got to use that, my go. Let's do it. You got the power to touch a lot of people. Yep. Real talk. You feel me? You got to use that, my brother. That's a gift. That's from God, the gods. That's true. You feel me?

So I just want to just touch on it briefly because I don't want to go too hard because, you know, CIA and shit might motherfucking, you know what I'm saying, have me waking up with cerebral palsy tomorrow. You know what I'm saying? So what we need to do? What's your look on it? But you're talking about exactly what? The police shooting. And this is my take on things,

right? It's like this. There's been an agenda that's been you know what I'm saying, that's started from the beginning. There's an agenda. When the slaves got free, right? They knew there was going to be millions of

skilled, skilled black workers that were slaves that were more skilled than their masters, now they are set free. And also, this is something that people forget. Time out.

People were breeded to be stronger, so the men were stronger. Time out. So they were scared of that. I understand that, right? So now you got a million black slaves that know how to pick cotton. Build. Build. Yeah. A million black slaves that know how to pick high and build. Yeah. Some of them don't learn how to read.

It was the backbone of everything that was happening. You know what I'm saying? So now what they did was set a set of laws that's going to automatically send you to prison. You have zero chance of surviving after you have been freed a slave. You are up against you are uphill battle. It's all up here from here. You feel me?

So now that's why you have it went from you could do anything. A black man could do anything, man, and go to jail. You cross the street the wrong way, you're going to jail man you walked you cross the street the wrong way you're going to jail you you you get caught you get you get the look at the look at the drug laws you get caught with a crack rock you do life type wild shit you feel me it all just kept going from

from from back in the day to now so now every anything you do they're gonna shoot you for it now first it was sending you to jail now they're gonna kill you they at that point shoot you for it now. First it was sending you to jail. Now they're going to kill you. They're at that point now. You feel me? It's in the system for them to do that. There's been countless police officers that

gave testimony saying we are when we go out on the beat we are looking for a specific target. And we have to meet quotas and all that. Quotas for targets? I'm talking about. Not quotas for killing, though.

No, I'm talking about where it came from. Right, arrests. Yeah, yeah, they have to meet quotas. Now it's to the point where. It's all numbers game. Right. Goes down to politicians and shit. Yeah, of course. It goes all the way to meet quarters. Now it's to the point where... It's all numbers game. It goes down to politicians and shit. Yeah, of course. It goes all the way to the top.

You know what I'm saying? It's the people who elect the police chiefs and all that. You feel me? So my dog is back, so I'm going to go head on and pick up the jewels I just dropped. Now we need to keep that conversation going. Go ahead. What we on? What we on? Police killings. We on police killings, man. That need to keep that conversation going. What we on? Police killers.

We on police killers, man. That got to stop. Yeah, that's a fact, man. We never really spoke about that on Drink Chance before, right? We haven't, right? Not really, man. We should. There's a lot of opinions and things start getting thrown around, but

a lot of things are happening. And the country's completely being divided yeah it is but it's the thing is that it's nothing new what's new is the technology that's filming it but it's nothing new we all know it's nothing new like i mean i have these conversations within my own crew like i've had situations with the police. So I come personally from a place where I'm like, this is nothing new at all. And we have to all be careful. This is what I would like to say to people

coming from a different point of view or a different culture or whatever. At the end of the day, I think it starts to become certain powers that be against poor people, period. Poorer people. I believe that.

You know? Like, at the end of the day, it's starting to change from a racial situation, although it's always going to lean heavier racially, but it's becoming something against poor people. My question is what us, what we should do then about this. Because I see a lot of people complaining, but we got to do something. All you got to do is just, you know, look here, man. Look here, man.

It's too late, man. At this point, it's too late. Ain't nothing to do. You just got to educate people and just, you know, saying just, you know, enlighten folk. You feel me? There's nothing else to do. Just go get your money up and go build you a bunker. Get you about 20 pounds.

Put that bitch in there, about a kilo or two. Put it in there. You know what I'm saying? Boom, boom, boom. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? And, you know, put a bitch on ice somewhere and defrost her when that shit go down. Because it's finna go down.

You feel me? Get your paper up and, you know. But on a real note, and then we're going to change the subject. But on a real note, these police need training. It's training. It's a training situation. Because if you're not used to dealing with Jamal and you're used to dealing with Howard all day. Howard and Jamal is two different people, but they might have the same soul and the same outlook, so

they need training because I think that's a big part of that. There ain't no training, man. They have an agenda to do what they're doing right now. That could be true as well. This is the final step of their agenda, brother. We all know cops too. This is the final step of their agenda, man. They trying to create chaos, man. They got

Donald Trump on there Looking like a buffoon Then you got a bitch up there that bleed for 7 days And don't die I don't trust no hoe You understand what I'm saying So now dog My nigga dog It's finna go down

They finna create some shit When they gonna have to call martial law When they call martial law Your man's Obama He's finna be in the third term The first president ever to be in the fucking third term call martial law. When they call martial law, your man's Obama, that's your man's. He's finna be in the third term, the first president ever to be in the fucking third term, bro. It's finna happen, dog.

So y'all just be hit, man. On October 1st, a matter of fact, on October 1st, Obama just signed off the internet that we created, USA created, the internet. we created, USA created, the internet, he signed it

off to the total control on October 1st to the United Nations. Do you know what that means? I don't know. You look baffled, my brother. I'm Bofaro. Let me enlighten you folk. That means the United

Nations is now in control of the internet. Okay? On a global scale. Okay? But what does it mean to control it? What does it mean? Hold up! Censorship, my brother. All that, looking up your history,

all that is erased. That's how you erase history, my brother. Now all that sending you, hey look, all that is erased. That's how you erase history, my brother. Now all that is documented. It's there now. Now you can't do nothing. Everything's censorship. You know how bad it is. Right now you're not going to

realize how fucked up it's going to be because you're going to still be able to get on Instagram, still be able to Snapchat and chat your snaps and shit and all that fucking cockamamie fucking noodle ass nigga shit. But every time you send a dick pic, it could get intercepted. Exactly. Intercepted or intercepted? But it's all about censorship.

Right. In a nutshell, it's all about censorship. When you want to speak your mind, you are now censored. It ain't none of that no more. So just have your fun right now with the fucking shit. But on October 1st, Obama just signed over the internet to the United Nations, dog. Basically, it's a company that works for them. And it's a long story.

And I ain't finna get into that. You know what I'm saying? I'm already flying over long story, and I ain't finna get into that. I'm already flying over you niggas' heads. I'm already into it. Enlighten yourselves, my brother. Enlighten yourselves. Man, I'm still a gangster, nigga. I still ride around with sack and Dracos.

You understand what I'm saying? It's not a thing. But, dog, I ain't doing the right thing. I'm not going to prison. I'm protecting myself, and I'm handling my business. Let's make some noise. I don't want no noise for that. I want salutes, my brother. Right.

Just think of it as salutes. Horns, salutes. Salutes. Hey, yo, Sonny. Yeah. Yo, you need to get yourself another drink champ shirt, buddy. Yeah. Wait, wait, wait.

What do you do? Do you hold the collar? Like, you just hold it every day? Actually, these are not the ones that you guys actually provide. I found them. I found them in the loophole. Yeah, you got a bootleg? Yeah, I got a bootleg.

Yo, I got to bring it up at the feet. Not for nothing, these shirts were the regular collars. He made the V-neck. Yo, listen. This one is a V-neck because, you know, I'll be pulling it down because I got to scratch the hair on my chest. Your shirt looked like you had it since

the Charles Sprewell prayed for the Knicks and choked the coke. He's had that shirt since the tennis ball I got from Kershwin. Your shirt looked like it's generations. It's generations of different shit. Your shirt looked like your grandma knit that shit for you, man. And this is Drink Champs, man.

What's up, Sonny? What's going on? Well, I'm printing my own Drink Champs t-shirts on the low. I was going to tell y'all about it, but I was waiting for the money to come in. The bootleg? It's popping at the flea. And the shirts come faded already. That's the way he's doing

the shirts. That's called acid wash. Acid wash. Oh, my God. Mr. Lee. Yeah. Y'all going to the Dominican Republic because Lex not getting married? What's the Dominican Republic? The Dominican Republic?

It's a new country? Because Lex was supposed to get married, right? Lex, my nigga. Camillo's manager. I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, he was supposed to get married. It was actually this weekend, but I don't know what you're talking about He's supposed to get married It was actually this weekend But I don't know what you're talking about But are y'all going to

Oh, y'all not going to go to the Dominican Republic No, they're already there They're already there? Damn, man Mr. Lee's there right now The next Listen, Lex and Mr. Lee The next time y'all go to the Dominican Republic

Invite me, man I want to come Lex goes every weekend Lex goes every weekend You horny dog nigga You I know what you guys do In the Dominican Republic

It's nasty Charlie's like, yes do in the Dominican Republic. It's nasty. Charlie's like, yes. It's business, it's business, it's business. Charles, you like the brothels and all that? Yeah, yeah, Charles is into that. Somebody hurt you early. Come on, come over here, Charles. Let's go over here. Pick up the seat and Charlie, jump in.

A chick hurt you early. Charlie, come on, man. And bitches ain't shit since, right? That's a fact. That's actually, how did you know this about Charles? How did you know Charles was a life stalker? I've only been hanging around for 20 years. Let's just get to Charles, because I wrote you in the script in the Drink Champs movie. I wrote you in as a guy who got hurt, and then since then. Something about Charlie.

And then since then, you haven't fucked with bitches. Something about Charlie. Is that to sum up Your life story I don't know man I'm gonna say it like this When I was younger And I tried to holla at girls

And try to be like You know that romantic type And that nice guy type That shit didn't give me Buy roses Yeah you know Take them to the movies Do all that stuff

The girls ain't like that shit They ain't like that Especially in Miami Exactly Until I became a dick That's when I started Getting all the pussy No man No that's true Yo I'm gonna be honest I'm gonna chime in on that I couldn't dick That's when I started getting all the pussy I'm going to be honest

I'm going to chime in on that That's not what happened to you It was the army You told me The army exposed it all You found out your bitch was getting trained Tell the story What I'm trying to say

What you're doing is putting it in a time frame. I'm just summing it up. So when I was in school and shit, I tried to be the nice guy. Then I went to the army and I seen all the niggas, girls fucking other niggas all the fucking time. In the army? Yeah. Well, what happened is... Wives and shit.

Wives and fucking girls. I mean, I would fuck so many guys, girls and wives. It was like ridiculous. They just come knocking on the door. But was your girl? No, no. I was in the parking lot. No, no.

I didn't have her. Actually, I did. I heard you did. No, I did. You fell in love in the heart, man. No, no, no. I did. I did.

No, I'm going to take that back. I'm going to do it again. No, no. Hey, I'm going to tell you the fucking story. You know what I mean? For shit. So, yeah. So, yeah, I had a girl, and she kind of ran into the same situation.

But I was the type to do that and give a fuck. I already had other girls on the side, because what I learned day one in the military was don't trust no bitch. They're all fucking with us. Explain how it went down when the dudes would go out to training. So what would happen is, you know, you'd be at a post, right? So I was infantry. So it was all, we'd have whole blocks and blocks of, that's what we called them, blocks. For you guys, it might be neighborhoods of males.

All dudes because there's no women in the infantry. Magic Mike shit. I don't know about that. Nobody was dancing or funny as shit. They'd get fucked up. But either way. So you have, you have fucking blocks and blocks and nothing but dudes. Just nothing but

testosterone. Then you have on the rest of the base, the rest of the base, you have integrated girls and guys and they all stay in the same shit. So dudes on the rest of the base, they was getting pussy left and right. But when you was in the infantry, you was on these one set of blocks that you didn't get girls. There was no girls for you to

holler at. So you had to go and either go to other motherfuckers' blocks. But explain, when they would go out and train. I am. Take it too long.

All right, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't know we had a time limit. But anyway, the point is, so if we were in the infantry and we were in one part of the block. And that bitch hurt you

and you've been hard on bitches ever since. Let's make some noise for that. I'm trying to help you, man. I can tell the story. It don't matter. Either way. I'm trying to help you, man. I can tell the story. It don't matter. Either way. I'm trying to help you, man.

Drain and sit back. Look, Drain, Drain, Drain and sit back. It's right. It's right. It is correct. It is correct. But just to finish that, at the end of the day, when motherfuckers would go out in the woods, right, there would be...

To train. Not in the woods. They would go out in the woods to right, there would be... To train, not in the woods to go take a shit. They would go out in the woods to train and do all kinds of things. And then a train get ran.

Then a train get ran because the brother's low. They man out in the woods and they come and they fuck the other guys that are left on the base and that's what they would do

all day, every day. And you Brazilian, you know ninjitsu and all that, right? I'm Brazilian, but I don't know nothing about ninjitsu. I don't do that either.

But you from the Dings? Why are you putting your finger like this? No, no, no. I'm not from the favelas. My dad stays in Rio. He's a regular person. He's not special. I'm talking about, you know, the favelas. Yeah, the favelas. I've seen them.

I drive by and I take pictures. It's a very rough place. But you're not from there. You're from the money part. Let's've seen them. I drive by and I take pictures. It's a very rough place. It's a very rough place. But you're not from there. You're from the money part. Let's make some noise for you. Sorry about that. You're not from the money part. I'm from the middle class part of Brazil.

Now, Sonny D, let's come over here for a second. Sonny D, what part of Haiti are you from? Or you don't even know. See, that's why you know a nigga's a fake Haitian. He's from the middle part. Because you've been in America so long, and you never even went to Haiti. And he didn't even go to Haiti with us. He didn't even go to Haiti with coming home Haiti.

That's horrible. You shook a Haiti. Them niggas will eat your ass up. You know you fucked up when you didn't go to Haiti with us. You ain't keeping it real with Haiti. You can't go back to Haiti. Them niggas will hang you out of Haiti. Where my peoples is from is from the poorest parts.

Yeah, we went to the poorest parts. Right, I know. My mom was a little bit outside of City Soleil. That's where her family was from. Yeah, we went into City Soleil. My dad also was... You were invited. You fucked up not going with us. He had family. Admit it. You fucked

up not going with us. Whatever you guys want to say, man. But anyway, I represent the Zoes. Tell them what your mom said. Your mom said, you better not go to Haiti. Right. They think you rich because you fat. Okay.

She did say something about, you know what I mean? If you thick and all that, you're not skinny and your ribs sticking out, they feel you got money in it. That's why fat Haitians don't go back. Imagine fat Cubans. We're all fucked up over there. Yeah. How about in Cuba? In Cuba, if y'all fat, they be hating?

No, they good. They good? But I got some Haitian facts for y'all, though. When you ordered Uber in Cuba, it was a donkey, right? Can I just drop a Haitian fact? It's a Haitian fact. Uh-huh, Haitian fact. When you were a kid growing up, if you got a cold, your mom would make you piss in a cup.

And drink it? She'll boil it and throw some shit in there, like, you know, some lime or maybe some lemon peel. And then she'll make you drink it. Your own piss. And that makes sense, because piss is actually like a toxifier. It's almost like alcohol. It's like an alcohol.

I like my soles. They never did that. So in a way, yeah, but you got to think about, you got to think about You gotta think about The situation Making old medicine And all that

So that's how I grew up Yeah that's how I became a drink champ How early you was drinking piss I was drinking piss From one years old In a baby bottle Yo do me a favor

Tweet Smell his mouth And see if it smells like piss Is that why you Sweat your mouth My piss is still Still Shout out to your Twitter

Shout out to your Twitter So everybody can know The piss is drinker Shout out to your Twitter. Shout out to your Twitter so everybody can know the piss is drinker. Shout out to your Twitter. Add Twitter in my mouth. Add piss in my mouth. Add Mr. Super Sly on Instagram.

And on Twitter it's SonnyVET. Right, right. And I'm selling piss. When was the last time you drank piss though? The last time I probably drank piss was probably

in my early teens. But I am now in the selling piss business. So if you ever get sick out there, I got some good urine for sale on the cheap. Is that why you sweat so much, sonny? That's exactly why I sweat so much.

The more you sweat, the more you piss. And he holds his shirt while he pisses. He's like, hold it. That's how I get the V-backs without paying for it. He wants to show the white hair. He wants to show the white chest. Also, we're going to stay on your piss story. Also, I want to big up Dave East.

You know what I'm saying? My homie. Nas artist. Master Pill times Def Jam. I think that's a great move. I want to big up the people at Def Jam. Steve Carlos. Ike. Ike.

Damn, I'm forgetting a whole bunch of people. Damn, what's my other guy? Steve Bartles. So, you know, pick them up. I want to pick up our Canadian people. Cardinal officials. Cardinal officials. That's my guy.

Cardinal officials. What's up to you, brother? Also, I'm supposed to be going to official. Shout out to you, brother. Wagwa. And also, I'm supposed to be going to Vancouver. I'm not sure, but I think I am. I love it. When we went, remember when we did the shows out there? Yeah.

I love Vancouver. Yeah. And big up to all of Canada. T-Dot, I'll be coming out. Hopefully, we'll be coming out there soon and getting everything together. Bonjour tout le monde. Yeah. Speak something in Creole.

Speak something in Creole. That was French. That was straight up French, though. Come on, Sapa.. Bonjour tout le monde. Yeah, speak something in Creole. Speak something in Creole. That was French. That was speaking French, though. Come on, Sabah. Everybody knows Sabah. I was, you know, speaking French. If you know French and you know Haitian? I know both.

Creole. Creole. Creole. Creole. Get my mouth, sonny. If you drink your own piss. Si sepechon. If you drink your own piss, I bet you learn how to speak Spanish.

So from what age you stop drinking piss? Well, I've been off piss. I've been recovering from drinking. So wait, do you piss in your mouth? Just because you're like, I'm not going to lose this piss. Well, you can have it straight. You can have it on ice. For you, it's Gatorade.

So you're like, I'm not going to piss in Gatorade and throw it away. My mom used to make it. He's like this. He not going to piss this game and throw it away. My mom used to make it. He's like this. He's trying to pee. The way we grew up, my mom used to boil it. I got a drink. Right, the way I grew up, my mom used to boil it. You know what I mean?

No, no, but you're like, fuck the boiling. You want it all that organic as everything right now. If you want iced tea, You just put a cup of ice And you just piss in a cup And you got iced pee Iced pee is like iced tea Same color, it doesn't matter Let me find out

You're doing the Seppi show It's iced pee It's iced pee That's all it is Not iced tea, it's iced pee Iced pee Oh shit Iced pee Ice P, that's all it is. Not Ice T, it's Ice P. Ice P. Ice P.

Oh, shit. Ice P. Yo, Twins trying out for the Calvin Klein commercial right now. Yeah, yeah. He's been standing next to you. He's been standing next to you. You didn't get on my mic. Go over there. He's flexing on you.

You want to pause the damn real quick? I'm just saying. You want to go to the hot seat? I'm good. No, you know he wants... Sit on his lap and let's just... That young guy is too horny to sit on anybody's lap. That guy is like a...

Why don't you show him the... Give him some pee. I'm always getting peed on. Well, if he stands there, B, close enough, I'm about to give him some ice pee. You know, so he's pee is magical. He's going to get up. Like, you know, purpose. You want me to make you a Long Island ice tea?

I'll make you a Long Island A Long Island ice tea Somebody give me some shit Man, don't put it in the Dream Chats award No, I'm gonna make this guy A Long Island ice tea Let's take shots Take shots of pee?

Oh, my God. This show, we lost all our advertisers. He just told you that was his piss, and you grab it. I'm being white for this. Nah, we're just playing around. I've been drinking pee all night. I feel like, yo, so listen, people, we in Vegas tomorrow. If you're out in Vegas, we literally out there.

I'm going to be at all the You know the bars The MGM's We're going to be running around Filming behind the scenes Of the Drink Champs And then Saturday We're going to be at The Bad Boy Tour Then Sunday

I think we're at Dreyas it's called Dreyas Yeah And then next week It's non-stop And then next week Where are we going to be at?

Here Oh yeah Oh yeah That's right So it's all love man So stick with us I guess You know what I mean? Yes, let's do it.

Three chance are. Thank you, brother. Phone time. Phone time. Phone time. And shout out to Hazardous Sounds. Hazardous Sounds. Big up to Drain.

Big up to Drain, who got racially hated on. Why? Why did he get racially hated on? The Xbox invited everybody. Xbox invited everybody. I didn't even know he was black. I don't know. His name sounds black.

No, it doesn't. His name sounds black. He's British. Yeah. Why are you walking here like that? You're walking here like... Oh, I don't know. You're walking here like...

His butt is on the top, and the other one's got the... Yo, so yeah, we got a big week planned next. We got a whole bunch of guests. And then a weekend after that, there's a whole bunch of more guests. And there's a couple of announcements coming soon. A lot of announcements. Good announcements. Yeah, man.

And also, also, the MTV, the show, the full show is not on MTV, too. We are shopping it on our own. And I wanted the people to know that Because somebody put out an article And I just wanted the people to know that What's the article they put out? XXL We have said that You know

Back Because you know I did that For XXL Which is exactly what I said So I'm not you know saying that But you know things have changed since then So I just wanted people to know On the Run E and the Food Show

It's still in effect Coming soon Yeah we're bringing it to somebody else And it's looking good. It's looking great. So, I wanted to say that. Also, you want to big up Coming Home Before You Leave It. Coming Home Vietnam coming very soon. And just follow the Coming Home movement

at just crazyhood.com, drinkchance.com. Let's go, man. Let's do this, man. Yo, if you want to buy piss from Sonny, contact me. That's it. Email me. That's it. That's it. Even with me.

That's it. Chick-fil-A says eat more chicken. Chick-fil-A says I say drink more pee. That's it. Yo, can somebody take a picture

of you two together while he's talking about piss just really quick? This is a great look. You're getting a look right there. How about we make you a Long Island Ice Pee

young man? But he won't be a young man after you make him that Ice P. Nah, he gets stronger, man. I'm trying to help his immune system. You know what I'm saying? Yo, it's been a great show. Put some Asian piss up in ya. We wanted to just have fun today, man.

That's what it all matters. I've been sick all week, so it's my fault. We didn't really get down with the gas. Nah, it's all good. It's all good. You need some pee. Puh. You've been sick, child. Vitamin P. I saved it. We didn't really get down with the guests Nah it's all good It's all good You need some pee You know what I'm saying Vitamin P

I see you doing DR So today's guest is Sonny's pee Yeah that's it Vitamin P I don't know Vitamin P From next door

I've never seen I've never drank piss in my life in DR I don't know what's going on I hate it Cause you didn't know what it was We're gonna fade you You guys keep talking And then Haz is gonna just fade it out.

Thank you. Hey, yo, Haz, hold up one second. I want to let everybody know they can check us at drinkchamps.com. Follow us at Drink Champs on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Check Nori out at TheRealNoriega on Instagram, at Noriega on Twitter, and NewYearNori on Snapchat. You can check me, DJ EFN, at Who's Crazy Instagram, at Noriega on Twitter, and NewYearNori on Snapchat. You can check me, DJ EFN, at Who's Crazy Instagram, at DJ EFN on Twitter, at Who's Crazy on Snapchat.

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