Drink Champs - Episode 44 "Fat Joe UP NYC" w/ Remy Ma, Papoose, and more

Episode Date: November 11, 2016

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode the guys fly out and set up shop in Fat Joe's new UP NYC sneaker shop. Amongst the crowd of frenzied sneaker head customers the guys drank it up with Fat Joe, Remy Ma, Papoose, DJ Camillo, DJ Nasty, Statik Selektah, Dee of Ruff Ryders and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Hey, Hank Sacre, hope you're side-viewed. This is your boy N-O-R-E. What up, it's DJ E-F-N. And it's Drinks Champ's motherfucking podcast. Make some noise! Yo, pass these horns out. Pass these horns out, man. Pass the horns. Pass the horns out. Everybody gotta participate in this. And right now, I'm so honored to have our first guest.

Who came, he knew that we was foul podcast from the beginning. No, he didn't know what to expect. That's why it was a special episode. And it's a special episode today because right now, not only he's my friend, not only he's my brother, he's a great sneaker aficionado. And we at his sneaker spot. This store is amazing. Doing it up. Right now, let's make some noise for Fat Joe and Up NYC.

Right now, we in Up NYC. Well, first of all, let's set it off and say I was your first guest. That's right. Let's make some noise. Let's make some noise. Yes. And I'm keeping to my word. I told you guys I was never going back to the show.

We came in here and bullied you. So y'all came in here and bullied you. Let's make some noise. I'll tell you this. So let's break down this up in NYC. Yes. This is a beautiful. I see you got cookies there.

I see you got Pumas. We got all the accounts. We got Nike. We got Jordan. Major Jordan restock. We got Nike in the building. We got Timberland. We got Billionaire's Boys Club, PRPS.

I mean, we got the billionaire joint over there. I mean, we working. Yeah, no, you super working. And you got the drink champs in here. And you got the drink champs in here. It's the drink champs, motherfucker. Sad Joe, I could never be proud of you because you— I could never be more proud of you than I am right now

because you are really a sneaker guy. Like, every time I get a sneaker and I just come around you and I won't say nothing, and then you'll be like, I got those already, Nori. And I'll be like, damn. Like, you're really. Do you have your sneaker display out here? Yes, I have a museum.

Oh, my God. This is your sneaker. This is a fat Joe. This is my sneaker. From Jordan, because I've seen the Jordan Bugs Bunny with TS. Yes. Oh are my sneakers. From Jordan, because I've seen the Jordan Bugs Bunny with TS. Yes. Oh, my God.

So what happens is we wanted to stay true to the sneaker heads, and I made like a museum. And every two months, it'll be somebody else's collection. So right now, that's my collection. In two months, it'll be the Mayers. In two months after that, it'll be Carmelo Anthony's. Two months after that, it'll be Spike Lee's. Two months after that, it'll be Spike Lee's. Two months after that.

So it's a museum for the kids who really, really love the sneaker culture. So we have to stay true to them. And so we wanted to do both. We wanted to bring something really, really fly to the community. Yes. You know, we uptown Washington Heights. Yes. And it's the hood. The land of Hayes. It's the hood. The land of Hayes.

It's the hood. If you can't find Hayes here, then you just not looking. I'll tell you one thing. The Cubans was here before the Dominicans. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Yes. He brought you. I'm Cuban.

I brought you a Cuban starter kit. A Cuban starter kit. I'm Cuban, man. Yo, let me tell you something. The Cubans was here before the Dominicans. Then the Dominicans came and took over Washington. They don't believe me when we say that. I'm telling you the truth.

And we got Johnny Nunes taking a shot. Johnny Nunes. Hey, you don't need a camera shot. Johnny Nunes. Static's a leftist in the house. Well, you know, my first customer was 50 Cent this morning. I heard. They got 50 Cent.

I didn't get up too early. Yeah, yeah, man. I do, too. He called me up. He's like, yo, I'm here. Before you. I'm like, yeah, my man, I can't. I can't.

It was too early. So, how do you do that? Let's ask you this question. Hey, yo, Ross, come here. You got a famous story on the podcast. And right now, it's between Choke No Joke and Dame Dash. Which one is telling the truth? I have to admit, it's between Choke No Joke and Dame Dash. Which one is telling the truth? I have to admit, it's Dame and Dash's story.

But Choke is my brother. So Dame is telling the truth, but Choke is your brother. Let's make some noise for that goddamn name. Only because I'm working, I can't tell the long story. Don't tell the long story. I'll come to the next story. All right. But it all started when pretty much

Dame refused to allow... This is the infamous Paris story. ...a particular person to get beat down by a bunch of pimps. And he took a bruise and some stitches,

but he held... How was you swinging the camera? Yeah, you showed us a minute ago. Show us how you did it. We got a video. I had to swing the camera.

Johnny Nunes is getting it in. Johnny Nunes ain't no chump. All I will say is that all the kids that he used to travel with, they were pussy and they ran. Choke too? What made me stay behind was that I'd never been traveling out of the country. So for the first time to be out of the country, I didn't want to be that sucker that ran in a fight. So how was you holding the camera when you smugged it? Like gladiator style.

Let's see it. This kind of camera? No, show us how you showed us before. I'll do it for the next time. No, no, no, no. You know next time, motherfucker. Let's drink, Chaz. Up NYC is a new sneaker store.

You can't do that to us. Come on, show us. Yo, let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. It was like, it was like,

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it was like, it was like, it was like, it was like, it was like, it was like, it was like, Cards in. It's a nice guy. I didn't know he swing the camera. And he'll stab somebody for you. Goddamn it. Goddamn it.

Make some noise. You know that. Where's my... Goddamn it. Smoke Dizzer. Smoke Dizzer, come over here. You and Static Synecdoche. Come over here.

Come on. Come over here. Static Synecdoche is an original drink champ. You know that guy, Joe? This is my first time on here. I'm kind of heated about it. No, no. You crazy.

You crazy. That's your mic. Go ahead. You crazy, Static. We were in Miami. No, you remember we went to 8-9 and we were going to get French, and he ended up pushing it back a day. It was Ramadan.

And you went to the club and we were 50 and all that, and I passed the fuck out in the hotel room. I went to Miami for no reason. I just thought it was the end of me. I mean, you got to enjoy yourself. So you see how he said, we went to the club and seen 50. He just lined it up there. That's how we got 50 that night.

Goddamn, big up 50 Cent. He was here. Let me tell you something. He was here. You scared the shit and seen 50. He just lined it up there. That's how he got 50 that night. Goddamn, big up 50 Cent. He was here. Let me tell you something. He was here up at NYC. You scared the shit out of me. I just saw the Donald Trump hat on. Nah, nah, nah. You scared the shit out of me.

Don't panic. Don't panic. Oh, my God. Don't panic me. I seen the Donald Trump joint. I was like, oh. Smoke is a... Smoke is good.

We are both not in our element because me and you are both smokers, but we... And you can't smoke a Fat Joe crib. Nah. You can't do that. You can't. You can smoke on the balcony, though. He has a special Nori balcony in his crib.

He has a wonderful crib. He's very rich, by the way. No. Make some noise for Fat Joe. Fat Joe. Try to make a dialogue. Buy sneakers, please. Listen, listen.

Ian Finn is rich, too. He's not like a man. But listen, let me tell you something. I got my little man, first time in America, Rashid, AKA Money Kicks. He from Dubai.

From Dubai. I knew it. I knew it. He look like, your braces sound like Dubai. You very rich. How you doing? Yeah, I'm good.

How are you? All right, I am great. I'm great. Abidabi? Abidabi? If you see my snap, and I was carrying the lions. The lions. Yeah, I'm good. How are you? All right, I am great. Have you seen my snap? And I was carrying the lions. The lions, yeah, three lions.

No, he got a hundred lions. He got a zoo in his house. And what's crazy, in the middle of the zoo, he got a sneaker room. He got a sneaker collector. So he said, he said, 5 Joe, my brother, I want to come to America. I said, come on, let's go. 14, he's traveling. Let's hit him with that Royal Blue right now.

That's you. That's you. Yo, Smoke Diz, I don't know if you know. Fat Joe has the best relationships in hip-hop. Nah, no. I'm like, I'm like. No, he has the best relationships in hip-hop no i know i'm like i'm like no he has the best relationships i know i'm talking about carmelo anthony you know he just says things like that you know i went out to dinner with spike lee yesterday like word for real like nobody don't do

that like do you agree with me of course i'm smoked let's make some noise this guy calls me from a plane last night i can't even understand him. And I'm like, Joe, whatever it is, it's on. Literally, like, come on, Joe. In fact, Joe's the best guy in hip-hop. For real. He's a great guy. And EFM wants to make sure he represents the Cuban side. And he's half Cuban, everybody.

He represents his Cuban side. Be clear. Let's be clear. He's half Cuban, B. I'm Cuban, B. And this is where Drink Cat can flick, because I'm Puerto Rican. So I wanted to represent the Puerto Rican side. He wants to represent.

I'm Puerto Rican and Cuban. It is what it is. I'm Puerto Rican, so I wanted to represent the Puerto Rican side. I'm Puerto Rican and Cuban. It is what it is. I'm Cabo Lasere. Cabo Lasere! So Smoke Dizzy, you from NYC. What does this mean for you to come in this store and see Fat Joe? This is Fat Joe's store. And this is Harlem. It's monumental.

It's monumental. You know what I mean? That's why I came. I'm like, man, I got to come support, buy some sneakers, bring my niggas here, let them cop out. Because, I mean, you know, we ain't got shit like this in New York. You know what I mean? So it's big for the city, period. And the thing about Joe's store is it's exclusive, but it's retail.

That's ill. So he's not trying to rob nobody. That's the ill part. He's selling it. Is this true, Joe?'s retail. That's ill. So he's not trying to rob nobody. That's the ill part. He's selling it. Is this true, Joe? Box price. Nothing sold over. So it's box price.

A brand like Philip Klein, it would never be in the hood. Never. Philip Klein do $400 million a year. I don't know what that is, Philip Klein. Oh, yeah. What is that? It's $3,000, $4,000 jackets, shirts. It's over there.

Like your jacket you got on right now. You're very fly. Let's throw it out there. Let's throw it out there. Big Pun would be proud of you. This is like some Big Pun movie. I'm going to be honest. It's like 5,001.

But what I'm saying to you is, you know, I feel like us Latinos, blacks, we set the trends. You know, and we never get our share of flyness. So when I did the store, I said, shout out my partner, Scotty, the youngest partner in the world. 19 years old. He working. Very rich. Scotty got to work. I checked his hand.

I felt richer. Just going out there. Go working. Very rich. Scotty got to work. I checked his hand and I felt richer. Go ahead, continue. We just wanted to bring the Hamptons in the middle of Washington Heights. So it's actually, I wanted them to see the sneaker culture, same time get stuff at box price where we ain't robbing nobody.

Plus, we're giving them something that they can see their favorite rappers. Look at this. Drink Champ's number one show in the country. That's right. We're bigger than Howard Stern. We're bigger than Howard Stern. Tell them that, y'all. Drink Champs' number motherfucking one.

All right, all right. Put the shank back in your pocket. We did with Cuban. DJ Nasty, what up? We got Cuban. We with Cuban. Yeah, he's Cuban, man. He's Cuban.

I identify all Cubans. Ching Bing, whatever you do, don't sharpen the shake. That's my brother Ching Bing. We also got the Ching Bing Mike Booth podcast. Let's also look out for Fat Joe's podcast. We announcing it live through the Drink Champs Network. It's called Just For Kicks. Let's make some noise for Fat Joe's podcast.

Fat Joe, I love you so much, man. Also, you know, you got a Cuban cigar. Yeah, I gave you a Cohiba. That's a real Cohiba. He's trying to get you to convert. Let me tell you who I'm proud of. Okay. I'm proud of you guys. Also, you know, you got a Cuban cigar. Yeah, I gave you a Cohiba. He's a real Cohiba. He's trying to get you to convert. Let me tell you who I'm proud of. Okay. I'm proud of you guys.

Oh, thank you. Right? Because you prove that you can make something out of nothing. That's a fact. You guys, you know,

y'all started with something and y'all had an idea. You didn't know it was going to be this big. No, not at all. Right? Not at all. And what happens is,

it's a true testament to never giving up. Never give up. And that's the story of at all. Not at all. And what happens is, it's a true testament to never giving up. Never give up. And that's the story of our life. That's right. You know, because a lot of people

got short memory. We put out platinum albums, gold albums. We put out the biggest hits. But after a while, the fans, it's almost like they be like,

where's your last hit now? Right. So they start, you know, forgetting the work you put in. But you never laid down. And now you got 2 million viewers, 2.4 million every week. And we had 6 million last month.

6 million last month because you believed in yourself and you did something innovative. Pretty little. What's up, my brother? So what happens is the same thing with Fat Joe. I sit in the couch. Sometimes when I ain't got a hit, people try to act like they forget that we ain't put out Leanback, Make It Rain, all these things.

So then we got to hit them with a hole the way up. By the way, by the way. By the way, all the way up. It's platinum. Let's make some noise. No, no. Excuse me, sir. Double.

Double. We all the way platinum here. We all the way platinum. Yo, but you know, Fadjo, I just want to, you know, big you up because you transcended what people thought. Like, people thought you could have a hit record. Like, because Smoke Dizzo, we know you're a new artist. But after you get 10 years or better, people are going to count you out.

Even if you hot, they're going to count you out. They're going to say you can't do it again. They're going to say whatever, whatever. But, Fat Joe, you stumbled over those, and you kept going. And one thing about you that I noticed, you really still love this game. Oh, I love it. You really love it. Yeah, I'm fighting for my respect.

All these years in the game, I still don't get my just due. I keep fighting for my respect. The album's called Plata o Plomo. Shout out Remy Ma. She's on her way. She went bananas on this album. This album is incredible. Once again, I repeat, incredible.

By the time, if you love hip-hop, by the time you get to the fourth song, by the time you get to the fourth song, you're texting 30 people. Like, oh, no, they serious about this thing. No, we know you serious already, Joe. Stop killing me. No, no, no. Relax, relax. They don't know who Joe Crack is by now.

They out of pocket. Fat Joe give you a hit every year, time after time. Every year. It never fails. And I'm going to keep it 100 with you. Right. Fat Joe is hip hop. If y'all niggas think it's a game, y'all niggas is out of pocket because the BX is Fat Joe.

I forgot. And I fuck with him That's crap Let's make some noise So Smoke Dizzy You got weed on you? We gonna take a smoke break And we gonna go over the street Let's do that

Not here Joe stop Joe I'm the most respectful nigga In the world. Let me tell you a story, though. That Joe invited me to his crib on Thanksgiving. Listen up.

Listen up. Yo, my nigga. What Thanksgiving is this? How long ago? No, this is last. This is this Thanksgiving. Last Thanksgiving. And, yo, you know Joe is rich, so he has the caterer.

It's the worst way to say that. He has the caterer. He has everybody out way to say that. He has the caterer. He has everybody out. So I'm sitting there, and Joe, he lit. He's like, that's drink, nigga. I'm like, oh, shit. I feel like he's challenging me, but this is my brother, though. So I don't want to take it, dude.

And he goes, and then Fat Joe threw up in his own crib on Thanksgiving. That's why he didn't drink on Thanksgiving? No, joke and drink. Joke and drink. Yo, hold up. It went all in the cup, though. Oh, yeah, yeah.

You started with the person. He was a professional one. He was the most smoothest door bar ever. He was the smoothest door bar. This is all in the cup. Listen, listen, hold up. I got a very special person

in the house tonight Who's actually the hottest host In New York City clubs Pretty Lou? Pretty Lou's right behind you You ain't said it You ain't said it Oh, shit

Yo Fuck it, share my shit Share my shit Share my shit Pretty Lou I seen Pretty Lou in the hospital God bless, I pray for you And look at you

You out the hospital. God bless. I pray for you. And look at you. You out in the hospital looking fucking good. You texted me this morning. You asked me what sneakers I was putting on, and you put on the same sneakers. That's the only thing I'm mad at you about. Let's go. Let's go. Before Lou says anything, put an expectant for everybody. I see Lou at the radio station, right?

Then he's in the club. Then he's in the hospital getting treatment. Then he's at the radio. Then he's in the club. Damn. This guy's consistency with putting in work with a lot of people would just punch out and be like, I'm done. This guy's strong right now. That's right.

Pretty Lou. What's up, man? NYC. Up NYC. What's up? Oh, no. We're here at the grand opening up NYC. I see a lot of beautiful people.

Yo, Pretty Lou, hold up. This is, I'm not just saying it, this is the biggest podcast in the world. Make some noise, y'all. Hold up. Let me tell you something. Hold up, hold up, hold up. Tell them your journey with cancer because you're inspiring thousands and thousands and thousands of people with your journey, Pretty Lou. Tell them that people got to hear this.

Let me tell everybody, man. One thing I want to thank Fat Joe on this podcast, man. Without Fat Joe, I want to be where I'm at right now with the power and the stamina that I have. Two years of fighting leukemia. Two years of having blood cancer. Let's make some noise for Luke. And, you know. I hope you can stop making noise.

Put it like this. I can only make noise. I'm sorry. Put it like this. You know, I want to thank God because if it wasn't for God and for the people and all my supporters. It's all about God. I wouldn't be touching, what is it, Joe?

Thousands and thousands of people on stages. Yeah, but it's more than that, Lou. Let me explain something to you. Right now, you're not even fighting for Lou. You're fighting for somebody who got cancer somewhere in the world that's watching you. And they're getting up and they don't have the motivation you got. So every day you wake up and you fight fight, and you go work, and you talk, tell your story, you are inspiring a little kid somewhere who has cancer who's saying, I can make it.

Pretty loser fighter, I'm going to fight too. That's what's so powerful about your story. Now, make some noise for that. There you go. This is Joe Town, but I'm going to say one thing. No, man. For the Instagram. Shout out to the Instagram.

Shout out to everybody. But listen, anybody who's out there fighting cancer or any type of disease, always let you know that the disease doesn't take you. You know what I'm saying? It's all about the mind. It's all about the power. It doesn't matter what type of chemotherapy you get or what type of medicine you get. It's all about your mind if you put your mind into it. Mind over matter.

You know what I'm saying? And you don't let the disease get to you. Believe me, it doesn't take no drug for you to beat this. Number one podcast. I've been listening since the hospital bed. And listen, Pretty Lou, I also want to big you up for just always being a motivator, always being an inspired person, always being, every time I see you, you smiling. And, you know, that's important to me because I can't do this business,

I can't be a part of this business unless I'm smiling. If I ain't having fun doing what I want to do, I can't do it. You know what I'm saying? That royal elite might be helping. I don't even eat. I don't even eat. It's definitely helping. I ain't having fun doing what I want to do, I can't do it. You know what I'm saying? That Royal Elite might be helping. I don't even eat. Let me tell you something. I don't even eat pussy unless I love it. I gotta love it. I'm sorry.

This is a drink chat. I know, drink chat. Yo, Nori. Man, I appreciate you always having the Royal Elite bottle. You and EFN, you always rep that Royal Elite, that vodka brand. This is you about to take a shot? Royal Elite.

Have you tasted it yet? This is my first time. This is, get the cameras on him. Out of the eye. Get the cameras on him. Hurry, staff. Out of the eye. Oh, out of the eye.

No, no, no, show you. Out of the eye. Hurry, staff. Out of the eye. Out of the eye. Out of the eye. Over check. Bang, bang, bang.

Now watch out, you're going to die for 12 seconds. A-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, a-da-ah, This nigga Fat Joe got the 13th century rock out here. Let's respect Roy L. Lee. This is what the kings and queens used to do. Yes. Back in the days with this shit. They used to come out with this shit. Yo, it says 1867 straight up. I tell you. That's old school.

That's shit from the moment. How did you get put on of Roy L. Lee? Well, you know, I started drinking it first. He's a great salesman. You know what? I started drinking it first, and I was like, yo, this is the best, quiet, you know, best kept secret. So I contacted the owners and was like, yo, you might need Fat Joe in your life. And then they cut that child.

And then I believe that you always got to be like a product of the product. So I became, I love the product, so I contacted them. And now we're partners. Then they cut that chaw. Let's make some noise for them to cut that chaw. That means 50-50.

I chaw, I chaw, I chaw. Okay, calm down. We in Washington Heights, boy. Why not? We in Washington Heights, boy. Why not? Get money. We're in Washington Heights. And listen, there's a lot of coke dealers that's going to come here and buy sneakers. I don't know.

Allegedly. Allegedly. Stop. Don't talk like that. These are nice people here. I've seen Chinese people, all kinds of people. All of them is genderfuck. Very genderfuck.

Hey, gentrification. Gentrified. I said it right. What did you say? Gender died? Gentrified. Gentrified. I said it right? What did you say? Genderdied? Gentrified. Gentrified. All right.

Whoa, we got Previer. Oh, shit. Previer on FaceTime. Oh, shit. What up, Primo? Yeah, we need Primo on Drink Chance, man. We're getting you drunk later. We're getting you drunk, Primo? We need Primo on Drink Chance, man. We're getting you drunk later. We're getting you drunk, Primo.

I don't miss for none of you guys. Yes, you do. We love you, Pring. Holy shit, I was throwing off. Premier, so you got an album with Pete Rock. Yeah. How the fuck did that happen? Well, I knew Pete since I was young.

You know what I mean? I used to carry Pete crazy to get in the club before I could get in. So you're from Mount Vernon or love? Nah, I'm from Harlem. Okay. But Pete, you know, Pete everywhere. But we did something for Flex. And Pete really fucked with the joint.

He was like, yo, let's just do a whole album. Wow. You know, that's how that shit came about. Man. And what's the name of it? Don't Smoke Rock. And it looked like the Peyton Ford covers. Y'all niggas taking back

NYC. Let me tell you something, Smoke Dizzer. I respect everybody coming up, new artists, but I especially respect new artists from NYC because that's where my heart is. I live in Miami. I wear flip-flops all day. Keep it a hundred.

And I never have a babysitter. Dream champs. Keep it 100. And I never have a babysitter. Drink Champ Slides. Drink Champ Slides. The only store in America that's going to have the Drink Champ Slides is going to be up in YC. But I want to support you. I want to continue. You know, you, the Young M.A.'s, the Dave East's, the A Boogie's, the Don Q's. I want to continue to support y'all because y'all's what's going to keep us.

Y'all's what's going to bring it back. And he's got a movement. You got a movement, man. You have your own movement. I look up to y'all. I mean, I started this shit listening to y'all. Listening to Crack, listening to Pond, listening to Norby, listening to Hov, listening to DMX. And I mean a lot.

Yeah, let's make noise for Hov. Hov is cutting checks now. Make some noise for Hov cutting Hov is cutting checks now. Make some noise for Hov cutting checks. Oh my God. I'll tell you later.

I'll tell you later. God damn it. Let's big up. Let's big up. Hey, Joe. Joe, I can't. Come here,

Neva. Neva from Nike. Oh my God. Don't cut me off. I need the Nike account. No. He's actually a big fan of the J-Chat. Oh, God damn boy. What's your name? from Nike We need Nike we need a Nike plug Instagram and your Twitter and all that. Nah. Nah?

Pick up Navelle, the Nike plug. Yo, I went. You know me. Give me my number. You know one. You know me. I went and met with him, and I was like, yo, it's the stories to Joe. I'm from the Bronx. Right.

He actually got a story. Tell him about your mom and Fat Joe. No, this is drink chat shit. This is real. Get to talk to the mic. Your mom's and Fat Joe. This is so serious. Hold on, hold on, hold on. This is real. Get to talk to the mic. Your mom's in Fat Joe. This is so serious. Hold on, hold on, hold on.

This is wrong. Don't get out of here. Don't go down the door. Watch your mouth. Watch your mouth. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shut up.

No, no. The truth is, I grew up 182nd and Creston in the Bronx. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Very rough. Very rough. So where I live, Joe used to hang out. Before us. He's so cracked in.

So as a little one, I got into something. And I'll tell you one thing. This man and your parted brother came up. My mother was screaming, what's going on? What's going on? And they said, Debbie, we got you. So Cammy, and now what, 20-something years later? Now you're a big dog at Nike.

I'm taking jam bucks. That's huge. That's what it is. Let's make sure you take my number, Buzz. I love the story. I love the story. But look, take my number, Buzz. You out?

You out here. We're going to do this, me and you, nigga. I don't need to pass you off. This is the number-taking section. That's my real shit. All right, Smoke, while they're doing that, let's talk about this album with P-Rock. What's up? Yes, make some noise.

Let me get that car. No doubt. And please, whenever. When y'all come to Miami. Lock yourself in, but put Nike. Fight to win. That's very important. Very important'all come to Miami. Lock yourself in, but put Nike. Fight two. That's very important. Very important.

I don't think I have another Nike. Listen, him and P-Rock are coming up. Him and P-Rock is coming. But you hanging out with us right now. I'm hanging out. I ain't going nowhere. Where Johnny Nunes can? I'm static.

Static right behind you. Static. Static. Come sit down. Static. All right, let me get you. Oh, you got a Blackberry still. Them shits blowing up.

Be careful. You can't hack these. Static Selector. What up? Your official drink champ. Can we talk about how we really set off my drink champ? My brother. How you pronounce it?

I'm the prince of drink champs, and he's like the king. Neville. Let's talk about how the drink champ Nori static shit started. Yo, smoke this up. Be careful. Yeah. I'm only drinking it because they paid for the flight. Yo, Camilo.

Camilo in here. Yeah. Listen. Yo, static selected. Yeah. Huh? Johnny Nunes. We need the rest of that story.

God damn it. This drink is fantastic. What's going on, my brother? Yo, Camelito. Yo, what's up, baby? Oh, shit. Oh, shit. There's three DJs and a rapper right now That's the right way

Don't forget Nasty's here too My Cuban brother is here Florida's in the motherfucking house man I did not know DJ Nasty was Cuban Yes man So Camilo what's going on my brother You opened up a slice or two. Yes, yes.

In Astoria. So you got one in Astoria. And one in Long Island City, Queens. Long Island City, Queens. You're getting a lot of money. Let's make some noise for Camillo getting a lot of money. Morning. DJ Camillo, yo, so you're the international.

Because one thing I know about your parties is every race comes to your party. Facts. Is that true? Well, no. You know, in New York, I have that Latin core fan love. I'm Colombian. So if you like Spanish bitches,

go to Camilo Park. Oh, absolutely. 1,000%. Let's just get to the point. Let's get to the point. Make some noise for that. Make some noise. Super old demon, I love him.

Super old demon. I used to buy cocaine for these guys back to the point. Let's get to the point. Make some noise for that. Super old demon. I love him. Super old demon. I used to buy cocaine for these guys back in the day. Horrible, man. And take it back to Queens. Back in the day. Yo, Static Selector. Static Selector and DJ Camillo. I would like to ask y'all both a question right now.

Uh-oh. Y'all both DJ every night. What is the go-to record right now? Oh, man. Right now. And it's a different video. Right now? Right now?

Right. For me, it's DC4 Litty. I don't even know what that is. Yes, sir. Oh, that's hard. That's hard. Right now. Meek Mill.

Meek Mill, yeah, yeah. Oh, okay, okay. At the moment. I thought the name of the group was DC4. No, no, no. DC4. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought that was the group. I was like was DC. No, no, no. DC 4. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I thought that was the group.

I was like, yo. No, no, no. D4L. All right, cool. Let me think, man. That's a tough question, though, because there's so many. It's a very hard question. I would say, man.

Oh, you could say depending on the crowd, too. Yeah, it definitely depends on the crowd. Nah, we don't want that. Nah, man. I'm not a DJ. I do the fuck for the crowd, man. I'm the artist. I'm the fan. No, I'm not the artist. I'm the fan. But you don't understand it, man. DJ said, I do the f***ing crap. You're an artist, man. You don't know that.

No, I'm not the artist. I'm the fan. But you don't understand it, man. I don't understand it. The DJ got to deal with the crap. Come on. Give us one. Well, you know, I mean, listen, DC4 just dropped this week.

Yeah. Big up Meek Mill. We've been beating it up. So right now, in the street right now, that's what's going on. That's it right now. Wow. That's it. You know what it is? Nobody's it right now. Wow. That's it. You know what it is?

Nobody got it, though. What? That new tribe called Questop. Don't ask me for it. That's not what I'm saying. I think you misunderstood my question. Nah, I know.

In the club. When the crowd ain't popping, what are you going to do? Man, I would say, you know what? I fuck with Fade, man. Kanye, Fade. I love that record. Fade? That's my shit. Tiana Taylor. That's all I Fade, man. Kanye Fade. I love that record.

Fade! That's my shit. Tiana Taylor. That's all I think about when I think of Fade. Absolutely. Absolutely, that's big. You know why? Because for a DJ, that's like a tool.

That record's a tool. Go-to records. It can bring you, you can either go old school after it, you can go new with it. It's just one of those records you use as a tool to kind of transition. Yeah, right. And then when it's club bangers, it's like just left records you just hit and everybody goes crazy like Shorty Lowe,

Jay-Z. Wait, Shorty Lowe and Jay-Z got a... I mean, I'm sorry, Jay-Z. My bad. I'm looking at all these... He made a dream

right now. He's already drunk on the drink chance. I'm looking at all his liquor around me I'm already sauced. Here, pick Shorty Lowe. Because you're

not just a rock guy, you're an effing guy. That's right. But effing is where you're leads together. Take a shot. Come on. Take a shot. Get together.

Fat Joe and 50 Cent Squad. That's who they are. 50 Cent was the first customer today. 50 Cent was the first customer today. I seen that. What is this? What is this? This is Fat Joe's liquor.

Where you're leads. All right. All the way up. Cut the check, God damn it. I ain't doing this by myself, though. All right. No problem. I'll do one. I'll do one. And I'm still one of these check, goddammit. I ain't doing this by myself, though. All right, no problem. I'll do one.

I'll do one. And I'm still static. Oh, my God. I'm still one of these. Is that how you boy? We're going half and half. I'm going to say, I'm going to do half shots. I don't do half shots.

I'm Colombian, man. Get my Cuban partner. Look, look, there's already one here. We're doing half shots? Come on, man. Let's go. You want to go full shots? Let's go.

No, I can't fuck static. I'm going to just throw it out there. Yo, I got a little bit's go. No, I can't fuck with Static. I'm going to just throw it out there. Listen, listen. Static was the first guy that I said, you can't beat him, join him. I put Hennessy in his cup. Then I put Ciroc in his cup. And he drank it and didn't say anything. No, I mixed it with Moet.

And then he mixed it with Moet. And then I gave him three more drinks. And I'm looking, waiting for the Earl to come out. So he would have loved that Puff drink. Oh, no, no. No, Puff made the Jeffrey on our drink. So he would have loved that Puff drink. Oh, no, no. No, Puff made the Jeffrey on our drink. Puff made the Puff the Magic drink. You know what Jeffrey is?

Yeah. Right here in this cup right here. He's pouring every liquor in here. But listen, salute the DJs. DJ Camillo. DJ Daddy. That's Daddy. DJ EFN, let me tell you something.

As an artist, we don't salute y'all enough. Hell no, you don't. All right. Motherfuckers don't support the DJs like you should. All right, got that. Hold on, relax. Nah, man. It's coming.

It's coming. So as an artist, you know, without y'all, we don't exist. Because there has to be a DJ who has to understand our record, play our record, and support our record. True. So the thing about when you got DJs that break records, like DJ Camillo, like a DJ EFN, like a Status Select. Nasty. That nasty. I want to salute you, brothers.

Give Nasty a shot. God damn it. Give him a shot. Yeah, we're drinking to the DJs. You're going to drink, Nasty. You ain't the best today. You are drunk. And I'm making mine full.

I'm making a full shot. Let's be clear. Mine is only 2.15 p.m. I'm drunk. And I'm making my full shot. So I want to salute the DJ because we're out. Again, we're out. The DJ. You know what the DJ is? Y'all are the bullets. We're the gun.

But the gun can't function. The DJ is the backbone of hip-hop, man. Let me break it down my way. No, I'm going to tell you. Let me break it down my way. I'm going to tell you right now. The DJ is the bullets, and we are the gun. And I want to salute the DJ.

DJ Nasty, DJ Camillo. Salute, salute, salute. Static Selector. DJ Enough. DJ Envy. Clue. Funkmaster Flex. K Slay.

Everybody there. Can I say Kid Capri just cause? Kid Capri. Kid Capri. That's my nigga Shout out to my man Shout out to my man My man

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I was listening to One of the episodes And I had to hit up Nori A drink chance Of course Drink chance Cause after the After the episode

I was like Nori Great show But fuck You twisted right now Cause at the end of the show Was Dame Dash one I don't know which one it was. I've listened to like maybe 10 of them.

Dame is the most. The 51 he was fucked up. The 51 he was fucked up. No, the 50 was fucked up more than me though. Yeah, yeah. 50 got fucked up. Because he don't drink. Yeah, he drank four shots a day.

And that was an amazing show. Shout out to everybody getting away from Drink Champs. Everybody want to do a podcast now. That's right. I got this ill concept for the podcast. But I came in like. I feel weird wanting to do. No, That's right I got a little concert for the podcast But I can't even like I feel weird wanting to do No I'll say it on the air

Go ahead It's called Backstory Shout out my partner JFK We doing this thing called Backstory right And the co-host is going to blow your mind When you see who it is But basically Is it a girl

Nah But it's about basically Every episode is going to be The making of an album A classic album Oh that's dope So we got to do War Report We got to do a couple Different things That's a podcast you is going to be the making of an album, a classic album. Oh, that's dope. So we got to do War Report. We got to do a couple different things.

That's a podcast you're going to do? Yeah. But I hate that everybody's doing a podcast. But you know what? I got feel bad because my Shade 45 shit is like, I bet you will never do it again. Let's hang on everybody that's doing a podcast that's not down with Drink Champs Network. Let's do that right now. Let's just say they're biting us.

Can I be down with them? But if you're down with Drink Champs Network, we're building a network right now. We are not up on you now. We are supporting you. Let's let DJ Nasty get that mic for a second. Nasty, get on the mic, man. You're touring all over the world right now, man. Orlando.

This is DJ shit. Shout out to Orlando, man. Shout out to Orlando. Nasty was the first person to play a Crazy Hood record, straight up. Amplified style. Yeah. And that's where Kyle is really from. Let's keep it real.

Kyle is really from Orlando. By way of New Orleans. Mississippi. Orlando. He got his DJ start out from. Let's keep it real. Kyle is really from Orlando. By way of Orlando. Mississippi. Orlando. He got his DJ start out there. Yeah, sure. Started. But he's from New Orleans. Then he went to Orlando.

Yes. And then he made his home Miami. Went to Miami. Mixed snacks. Let's pick it up. Let's pick up Kyle. God damn it. God damn it, Snapchat.

I heard he owns Snapchat. I had no idea. I had no idea. And Kyle, he's supposed to be on Drink Chance, man. We're waiting for you right now. I know. I know. You got to get him. Miami, you got to to be on Drink Chance, man. We're waiting for you right now. I know, I know. You got to get him.

Miami, you got to get him. Now we have so much history. And he keep fucking with the corny people. God damn it, big them up as well. Big them up as well. We love you, Rat Ray, dog. Nasty, you still on the radio and all that, right? Yeah, I'm still on Power 95.3.

That's right. Yep. Now, is that a clear channel or a heart? No, it's Cox. Yo, you've been there forever, right? You must own the station by now. Cox? Yeah, Cox Radio, man.

It's 99 Jams, right? Cox Media. 99 Jams, no? No, no. Orlando is just. But I'm saying, it's not the same Cox? Nah. Oh, yeah.

Wait a minute. Yeah, it is. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's Cox here. That's right. See you west, man. See you west, brother. Yo, get your money out the gutter, dog.

You bring it in Yo that's funny Nigga said God I'm like What the fuck you doing Big up to my dude Super old man

I love you super old You looking very slim On the 40 day reset Yo shout the nasty He was with Beyonce Tour with Cali right Oh he was on Beyonce Yeah

I'm watching I'm watching Did you get the smell With Beyonce Oh Yeah yeah She smell amazing I heard she yeah. She smelled amazing. I heard she smelled like...

He said she smelled amazing. Yeah, amazing. It's a fact. Look, I be texting Hov like, yo, how does she smell today? I'm lying. Yeah, you definitely lying about that. I'm lying. Yeah, you're crazy.

But it felt good for the moment. It felt good for the moment. Big up to Hov because he's cutting checks right now. Big time. I don't know if y'all know. Yeah, big time. He's cutting checks right now. Big up to Hov.

And you switched from Serap to Effin. Correct. What happened? You mean Serap wasn't cutting the check? Let's get straight to the point. I feel like you're about the railroad.

This is drink chance. We talk about drinks. Let me see. Yo, shout out to Puff. You know what I'm saying? He definitely opened the door. Yeah, boy. I was down with Serap boys

for five years. And the situation came about two years ago. Came down. And I was like a gentleman. I stepped to Puff and I said, yo, I got this situation here, man.

What's up? And did you take a Puff or a Hemrock at the time? I actually stepped to like Prez. Sean Prez. Right. And then the first year I didn't take it.

You didn't take that? Oh, so the offer was on the table for a minute. Yeah. But you're from Queens. Yeah, exactly. Second year came. You didn't get the money?

Second year, they were knocking again. What's up? And then I did the right thing again. I said, yo, my brothers, you know, this is going on. What's up? Oh, you know, right now, things, they moving, things. And I'm like, okay. Well, now y'all know.

Took them up to Roc Nation offices. Yo, this is about to go down. Yo, we still can't make a move. We can't help you. Blah, blah, blah. Roc Nation saying that? Or that's Ciroc? No, no.

Ciroc is saying that. Okay, go ahead. Ciroc. Where'd you get Roc Nation? I don't, you know. No, because he said he went to Roc Nation offices. He did say that. Yeah, I made him, you know.

All right. I did the right thing. You know, I gave him a heads up. You had management do the approach. Not you. Bro. Because, yeah. Right.

And then, you know, after a while, being there five years, you know, Right and then you know After a while Being there five years You know I say You know I think it's time man 50 You know I want to get down With this new And it's great to start

Something new again You know what I'm saying Up and coming You know effing is new Still new And you believe in the product Absolutely And then just the whole

Queens movement That's right Hollering at the kid Come on 50 god damn it Yo you know Come on man 50 was real genuine I met with him

That's what Envy said Envy had a lot of good things to say Envy said some great things about him Yo this is what I want to do Hollering at the kid. Come on, 50. God damn it. Yo, you know, 50 was real genuine. I met with him. That's what Envy said. Envy had a lot of good things to say. Envy said some great things about him. Like, yo, this is what I want to do. And he, you know, he put the whole, paint the whole picture for me. And it's just more than just effing. You know what I'm saying?

He has a plan behind it. Big up, 50. God damn it. Right. So, you know, I made the move. 50, you can come to Drink Chance. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Please.

Yo, everybody. I changed my name to Effing. All the Drink Chance army, please hit him up because we let him slip out of our things. He came and did the podcast. We let him slip. We didn't pressure him, but now it's time to pressure him because everybody's telling me he's a good guy. But you're a Surat guy, right? I'm not.

I'm actually a free agent. Oh, shit. I'm looking for a check. Oh, you need to get one. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. We still here. Yo, We just signed

DJ Nasty to Rory Elite. I don't know if I got the power to do that, but I just already did it. Sorry, I'm sorry. Rory Elite.

All the way up. So, um, was you down with Sir Rock at one point? Nah, I never got into the, you know, Because you don't really drink.

I drink a little bit. He drinks. He's Cuban, man. He drinks something, man. A little Bacardi here. Are you really Cuban? Yeah, absolutely. He's Cuban. The grooving Cuban. That's his He drinks. He's Cuban, man. He drinks something, man. A little Bacardi here and there. Are you really Cuban? Yeah, absolutely. He's Cuban.

The grooving Cuban. That's his tagline, man. You 100% Cuban? Yeah. You thought he was black? You thought he was black? I got to go change diapers. I love y'all.

Yo, Static Selector. Let's make sure you shout out to Instagram and all these people so they make sure they original drink chant. At Static Selector. That's with K is not C's. S-T-A-T-I-K-S-E-L-E-K-T. You know, Shade 45 Thursday nights. And me and Nori are about to build about this other podcast thing we talk about.

That's right. Me and EFN signing that guy. Make some noise for Static Select, you guys. We love you, Static. Okay. Nori, hit me later. We're going to strip club. Yeah, yeah.

All right. We're going to edit that part out. That's it. That's it. All right. We're going to edit that part out. That's it. That's it. All right. So listen. DJ. We got DJs here.

I'm excited, man. When you go to a club, how does it work? You look at the crowd and you play? Or do you play and then look at the crowd? Me, Camilo, I walk in, have definitely a drink. I got to get in that zone man Yeah me too Sometimes I Sometimes I gotta wake up myself

Yeah And you definitely observe the crowd You know what I'm saying You know doing this so long So many years You already know what you're walking into Yep But still you gotta observe the crowd

You gotta see what the fuck The DJ did the last 20 minutes You know what I'm saying Cause sometimes You gotta clean up their mess Right but sometimes These The new guys

They just like to go in early Play all the hot shit They forget that You know the club is open Till four in the morning We got two more hours to go So you're burning All these records down

But how often You think now Cause there's a difference I don't spend at clubs anymore I used to And we used to be able To break a record in the club Right

It doesn't seem like You could do that anymore No that's not true Cause it'll clear the dance floor No well yes But then nowadays Nowadays Let's say nowadays You have an artist club. Right. It doesn't seem like you could do that anymore. No, that's not true. Because it'll clear the dance floor. No, well, yes. But nowadays, let's say nowadays you have an artist in the room, they have their assistants

on our necks. Yo, here's the USB. Yo, yo, so-and-so. But they might have their peoples there that might help the environment. It might help the environment, but it might not also. Because, you know, you got the new play the new so-and-so. Crowd don't want to hear the new so-and the crowd don't want to hear the new song, so the crowd want to hear

the fucking... But even something that you like, that you want to break, it's tough. It's tough. If it is, it's tough. But before,

it seemed like the crowd was like, I fucked with the DJ no matter what. It seemed like that's the shift. Back in the 90s. That's what I'm talking about. That's when I was in the club.

Those days are over. Right now, it's crazy because I see DJs getting booked. Are you out? No, you can't leave us, man. Nah, you know, he got the dinner. He got the dinner. I'm going to be back tonight.

No, but get the joints. Get the joints out of my bag. Where are your bags? Right under Nasty. Yo, J-Rock. I'll see you tonight before you leave. Yeah. You sure?

Yeah, I'm coming back. You sure? No, that's it. Don't worry about it. Big up J-Rock. We love you. J-Rock going away. He's going to college for two years. And we love you. We always going to hold you Big up J-Rock. We love you. J-Rock going away. He's going to college for two years.

And we love you. We're always going to hold you down, J-Rock. You know what I'm saying? But, so, what was it? What were we saying? Breaking a record in a club? Breaking a record. So, this is what I see nowadays.

Nowadays, I see a DJ that get hired, like a big DJ. And they'll say, he's at live. But he'll technically be on the set for 20 minutes. That happens a lot. Does that bother you? I'm cool. If I go in there and I do my hour, it's cool, but you know,

yeah, I know what you're talking about. There's also a lot of politics. Like, let's say you go to live, there's mad politics that people don't know. School us on some of those politics. Well, you know, sometimes they tell you not to go in. say you're going to live, there's mad politics that people don't know. School us on some of those politics. Sometimes they tell you not to go in. They tell you not to play certain records because Stevie J got to play them.

That's happened for a while. But hands down, let's salute Stevie J because that's his house. That's his house. I played on this several times and I stood off certain records because I know. Sometimes I see Stevie J right behind me just staring like,

That's kind of real. I get it. But here's the other thing. You got to live. You want to bust that nut. Especially if you're not from Miami. But if you can bust it without those records, then you kill the game. Of course. But that room is special.

It's a special room because it's one of the biggest hip-hop clubs in the East Coast. It's industry too. Shout it's one of the biggest hip-hop clubs in the East Coast. It's industry, too. Right. And it's hard to sometimes play for it. And, you know, them guys, they've been there over seven years already. That's legendary. For a club to last over seven years, it doesn't happen. You know what I'm saying?

It's my job. I'm hired. CBS hired me. I am my boy. I'm side-talking. It's normal shit. It's normal shit. It's not disrespect. It's just normal shit. No, I know it is. Listen, listen. Has you ever returned a favor?

Like, when Stevie J came to New York, and he was DJing, and then you ever say to him, yo, don't play this. Yeah, has that happened? No, no. He came one time uptown, and I let him do him. Like, you know. Dykeman? Where?

This was back, let me see, vintage. This was back uptown. Yeah, off of Dykeman. But these are good dudes right here. Y'all are good dudes. Yeah, like, you know. DJ Dasty. DJ Camillo, great people.

We've been in the game for a minute, so it's like one night ain't going to break you or make you, man. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, there's a lot of pot. The other thing is, you know, Stevie J, I've seen him come up from when he was nobody. So now he's buzzing. You know what I'm saying? Now he got that record right now. I heard of that. You know what I'm saying? Now he got that record right now. I heard of that.

You know what I'm saying? As a fellow DJ, I played it on high for him. Bam. You know, up here nobody playing Stevie J record right now, really.

Right. Now the one thing I see about you is beginning of Instagram, you never posted your children. Yeah, yeah. Or your wife. Yep, yep. Facts.

And I was like, damn. I used to look at your pictures and say, his wife going to kill him when he go home. Because you used to actually black out your wife. I used yep. Facts. And I was like, damn. I used to look at your pictures and say, his wife going to kill him when he go home. Because you used to actually black out your wife. I used to blur them out. Yeah, because, you know, I was new at IG. We're talking about four or five years back.

And I'm like, yeah, I don't want to put my kids there. They're two years old. I don't know where this IG is going. No, they'll still say something foul. I get it. But you guys got to ignore it. Yeah, that's it. Right.

And it wasn't even that. It was just more like, I don't want people to know what my kids look like. Right. You know what I'm saying? It's personal. Nowadays, though, 2016. Google Maps, they already know. So you changed that?

Nah, I changed it. Because now they're older. Because he gets on my case because I don't bring my girl to the podcast. And I'm like, no. Right. This is my work. Right. Yeah.

It's my personal. Yeah, you're right. Follow me on Snapchat at DJ Camillo. Follow me on Instagram at DJ Camillo. Follow me on Instagram at DJ Camillo. Who else had his girl? Huh? Who? Havoc had his girl.

Havoc had his girl? No, he said he had his side piece. It looked like a side piece. I just, I got to stop saying that. That's what you said. I ain't saying that. In my mind, that could be his girl. You know what I'm saying, Nasty?

I'm so sorry, Havoc. But it could be his girl. We don't know. They were on the show? They were on, like, behind the mic talking? No, no, no. They were just there. Yeah, I was going to hit you one day because I was like, yo, Norah, you need some females

up on the show. And then I saw, what was it, Envy and Angelique. To me, that was like... That was a dope episode. That was like the first time you had a female actually... Yeah. No, no. We've asked...

We also asked Cassie. We got Cassie. We smoked the blood with Cassie. Let's make some noise while I'm smoking a blunt with Cassie. Make some noise. Hey, we're not supposed to talk about that. We're not supposed to talk about that here. I don't give a fuck.

So, Puff, if you want to edit that out, don't worry about it. We already do it on the podcast. Oh, my God. Cassie smokes blunts, and I also smoke a down. Nori's doing bad business right now. And I also smoke a down low cigarette with her. Oh, no, no, no. Let's make some noise.

Put me smoking a blunt with Cassie. Nori just... Hey, you smoked a dirty right now. And I also smoked a down low cigarette with a... Oh, no, no, no. Wait, make some noise. Put me smoking a bogey with a cat. No, you just... Hey, you smoked a dirty right now. No, I never smoked a dirty. No, you can't roll up.

This is Fat Joe's story. You can't do that. You can't do that. Let me tell you something. Fat Joe... Fat Joe is a great guy. Big time. And he's a sneaker.

Like, let me tell you. I said it while he was here. I said it while he was DJ Nasty. Like, I get exclusive sneakers and I just go hang out with him just because. I just wait for him to analyze it. Right.

And then he'll be like, I got those already. Of course he does. And I'll be looking at them. Only three times. I knew this guy 20 years. Only three times he said, I don't got those. And it was the Jordans that you have on. No, it wasn't you.

He just dropped today. No, no, no. My nigga Bizzo got the Jordans on. Can you show us the Jordans? Show us the Jordans that you got on. Oh, the threes. Lift him up. This my nigga.

Mr. Bentley. Show them the Jordans. What are they called? The threes. I had those on. Mr. Bentley. Mr. Bentley. Show them the Jordans. What are they called? What are they called? Those are the threes. The threes. Yeah, the threes. I had those on.

And Joe went like this to me. He said, they're not making those again. I said, good. And then he finally picked me up. He was like, I ain't got the, oh, smoke. Listen, I got to smoke. There's certain things you got to do in hip hop. You got to smoke a blunt with Snoop you did that 17 you gotta smoke

17 blunts with snoop because one just just don't feel right you gotta make sure you put the paper on the one is like finger popping like finger popping is cool but you ain't hit that but you gotta play you gotta explain what smoking with finger popping is no no not the finger popping no no i don't have to fuck that thing that was weird popping is. No, no, not the finger popping. I explained the finger popping. No, no, I don't have to fuck that finger. That shit sounds weird, man. But when we did the show with Snoop. Capone's a finger popper. He likes to finger pop back in the days.

He was a finger popperer. I don't know. I don't know. Back in the days. We're taking this in a dark place, man. It's beautiful. We are in NYC. We got DJ Camillo, DJ Nasty, Static Selector, Smoke Dizzo.

Yeah, I'm just catching a flashback right now. I'm looking at you, Finn. I'm like, I remember when I was trying to push mixtapes at his shop, right? He used to have the shop. Crazy Goods. That's when me and Norrie met in 97. Let me send 20 pieces down there. Yeah.

And I had my mixtapes in Woodside. Wow. Yo, Nunes, take that hat off. You don't look good in it. I'm going to keep it honey. I'm fucking with you. I'm fucking with you. I'm fucking with you.

I'm fucking with you. Yo, Johnny. Johnny. Yo, why your hair'm fucking with you. I'm fucking with you. I'm fucking with you. Yo, Johnny. Johnny. Yo, why your hands so wet? Come on. Wipe your hands. Hey, man. Why you got to disappoint my man's hands, man?

Let him perspire with respect. Don't shake his hand. He's got lotion on his hands. It's coming out. Yo. So, DJ. Maybe he was finger popping something. How annoying is it

When you got a record You're popping The artist thinks they're popping Oh man But they're kinda not popping That's all day That's everyday That's everyday

That's everyday Every night Every artist Do they have your phone number Some do Do they have their Twitter How do they annoy you You know I smoke Camel Crush, right?

I'm white. Give me black nigga cigarettes. I'm a smoky. Make some noise for black nigga cigarettes. Make some noise for black nigga cigarettes. Who said that?

I done fired you and hired you. No, you ain't fired. I didn't find out you got an intern right here. You intern now. So, like, how is that nasty?

Describe me, describe me, you're in Orlando, a guy's in Orlando, he thinks he's popping because it's good fucking with Describe me. You're in Orlando. Yeah. A guy's in Orlando. He thinks he's popping because it's one fucking word. Shout out to everybody in Orlando, man. Shout out to Orlando. Shout out to all the rappers in Orlando, man.

So describe me that situation. I mean, some of them are popping out there. You know what I'm saying? The ones that are popping, you know, we support them. And you're late? No. Sometimes you're late? Yeah, sometimes we're late.

I heard funk flex say that one night funk flex said i played myself and then he jumps on the record right but you know when you jump on it it's a whole different story right because you're from the town exactly and it gets a bigger reaction but you know some some cats just ain't popping you know you gotta let them know get it popping sometimes they were super popping they're not popping right now right and they you know they're trying to you know trying to get back poppin'. Sometimes they were super poppin'. They're not poppin' right now. Right. And they're trying to get back up where they were, and they're hitting you like crazy. And like, what do you do? Like, what do you do?

You don't want to be disrespectful and say, yo, my nigga, this ain't the one. Right. You know what I'm saying? Right. So it's tough, man. No, I think, I want to correct you on that. I think an artist will respect that more if you say this ain't the one. Well, sometimes. You know why me and Flex have...

I know a few that take it to heart. Me and Flex, we have one of the greatest relationships. I don't ever send records to Flex. I go see him, and Flex be like... And I be like, I'll send you that one. And then Flex be like this. It's good. I be like, you don't like that.

You know what i'm saying it's like but like i think that but but again to to you guys respect you can't meet with every artist no you can't sit down in the greek captain and eat some crab legs or excuse me slice and just sit down and have a slice of pizza with everybody. But what happens if you got a record that you personally love, but no other DJ on your station loves this record? Do you still stand there and support it? Yeah, of course. Yeah, you support it, but then, of course, to a certain degree, you go to a certain extent.

Does the PD be like, what's going on? Oh, the PD forget it, my nigga. You know, radio, you got to understand, extent And if it's not The PD be like What's going on Oh the PD forget it Nigga like You know radio You gotta understand Radio's another ball game Like I can't be Camillo On radio

I could be half 50% Camillo Cause it's a business That's deep Yeah man That's deep Programming Programming is serious

Let me get that 5% The other 50% Is radio fucking talk Like it is what it is man You know what I'm saying Wow that's deep And isn't it different now Where there's Art artists and records that are blazing on the internet? Oh, they do.

Artists that got like hundreds of thousands of followers. I'll give you an example. Savage 21. Blazing. Blazing. That must be crazy. I'm going to be honest. Before you say whatever you say, that's damn near my favorite new artist, Savage 21.

I'm going to leave him, and he's great. On fire. But can I hit that on the radio at 5 p.m.? That nigga said, he said, I'm going to fuck a bitch, and then I'm going to give that bitch the A pill. The plan B pill. I said, oh, shit. That was hard.

That was hard. Like in Miami, I don't know how Denzel Curry hasn't been on the radio in Miami. Like on regular rotation. You know Denzel Curry hasn't been on the radio in Miami. Like on regular rotation. You know Denzel Curry out of Miami? You talked about it. Yeah, he's an incredible artist out of Miami. He's like the next Kanye. Yeah, he's got a joint with Rick Ross.

I have a joint on my album with Gumplate. Radio, be late, man. Killing it. Radio, be late. He was with Joy Badass. He was with Joy Badass. I'm saying he's got a movement. That's what I'm trying to say. Radio be late, you know. He was with Joy Badass, touring with Joy Badass. Like, I'm saying, like, he's got a movement. That's what I'm trying to say.

It's like a different parallel. There's the radio parallel, and then there's, like, this online internet movement, you know what I'm saying, where people have fans, direct to fans. Well, your thank you

ain't got super depend on radio, you feel me? Right. I'm sure he's killing it. Yeah, because the new artist now don't have to do that. But what does that do to radio? Like, what does that mean

for radio eventually? Right, tense. Yeah. That's a great example. Radio's a ratings thing, man. What do you think the lifespan of radio is to date? I think it's way smaller, man. Listen, nowadays, these kids, when I was growing up, you had to go to radio.

You had to go. I was just stretching by Beato Guy one in the morning. Bam! Let me listen to college radio. Then I was listening down to Flex. Then I was Kid Capri when he was on the radio. Nowadays, these kids wake up. It's on the phone, man.

It's on the app. It's on YouTube. It's on streaming. It's on the podcast. There's so many avenues now. And do you think that's a good thing, the streaming thing? Or do you think that's a bad thing as a DJ? It's a good thing.

It's a good thing. I think it's a good thing. Yeah, it's a good thing. It's something you can't change think it's a good thing. Yeah, it's a good thing. It's something you can't change regardless. There's apps now. DJ Camillo app, by the way. Download that.

Oh, let's pick up DJ Camillo app. Let's make some noise. Make some noise for DJ Camillo app. Drink Champs app, by the way. Oh, yeah. Drink Champs app.

And we got a text app, too. And we got a text sticker. Drunk Text by Drink Champs. Yeah, he's very rich. Do you have apps? I need to get an app. Damn. I'm feeling behind here.

It's time to drink, champs. Don't worry about it. We realize Khaled ain't taking care of you. No, Khaled already taking care of him, man. No, that's a joke. It's a joke. I see his Instagram. It's a joke.

He's good. Big up DJ Khaled. Big up DJ Khaled. We don't know where he at in the world right now. LA, LA. Yo, I'm so happy for him. You got to, as a DJ, you have to be happy. Yo, Khaled, the first time I ever played in Miami ever,

there was this party from these guys called NFA. I don't know if you remember them. Yeah, of course. The promoters. The first time I played in Miami, Khaled opened up for me. And, you know, this is back in the day when, like, Khaled was around the way, local. That's probably 1996. Right, right.

And, you know, just to see him now in 2016, my brother, he is the nigga. He's the nigga. I've always told people, I've seen Khaled already popping a little bit in Miami, passing out his old flyers. And I could never take that away from him. I've seen his grind from the beginning. And he's never changed. He's always been that outlandish person. Never changed.

Yo, we had a DJ segment on Drink Champs. Yo, I've been waiting for this. Yo, I ain't gonna lie. I'm outnumbered. Not really. Yo, we can jump in right now, guys. I'm looking around

looking for artists. Oh, Smoke Dizzle right here. Smoke, thank you for not letting me get jumped, Smoke Dizzle. No, he might be DJ Smoke Dizzle right now. The DJs are deep over here. Yo, so what's next for DJ Nasty? Me?

Before I smoke a new boy. This is going to be the year I put out a single. I've been producing behind the scenes a while. DJ Nasty dropped an album. You dropped an album? No, I'm not going to do an album. I'm just going to do a single, see how that goes. Can you say what records you produced that we know?

We know there's a lot of big records. I'm me, Lil Wayne. Yeah. All I do is win. Keep going. Wait, you produce All I Do Is Win? Yeah. Yeah, man. We know a lot. There's a lot of big records. I'm me, Lil Wayne. Yeah. All I do is win. Keep going. Wait, you produce All I Do Is Win? Yeah.

Yeah, man. Come on, man. Let me give you a big account. Damn, man. The roster's crazy, man. It's almost... It's a lot of...

Any artist you can name, I worked with them. Yeah. Come on, you gotta name these records, man. Come on, man. He's got a lot of big records, man. Jesus.

His publishing check. I've been forgetting. I've been forgetting how many. Yeah, he's rich. And the these records, Nasty. Come on, man. He's got a lot of big records, man. Jesus. His publishing check. I'll be forgetting how many. Yeah, he's rich. But you got a couple of Dipset records, too? The new Cal record, too. Do you mind? We co-produced that joint. Really?

Yeah, we did a Dipset joint, that long-time coming joint. Yeah, he got joints, man. I'll be forgetting. The Wikipedia's sick, man. DJ Nasty, LVM. Wikipedia be lying. Let's not go to the Wikipedia. We're going to make some other shit.

What did they say about you? They told me I was 40 years old. I'm 39. I came 40 years old, buddy. Don't you dare give me an extra year. I'm 39. Let me be 39. On September 6th, I'll be 40.

You ain't got my age. I'm good, though. So what's next for Camilla? Pick up to Lex. My nigga Lex. He's on his way back though So what's next What's next for Camila Um you know Pick up to Lex My nigga Lex He's on his way No Lex What's going on

You don't invite me To the Dominican trips Yo where Mr. Lee Mr. Lee Daddy They be having Dominican trips Where they go out there

And go crazy And they never They never invite me I got money Go buy my own What's a Dominican trip Like what are you doing Camila Tecabron Camila Tecabron Now I know Exactly what it is They never invite me. I got money. I got my own plan. What's a Dominican trip? Like, what are you doing? Camate, cabrón.

Camate. Camate, cabrón. Now I know exactly what it is. Camate. Exactly what it is. That's funny. I want to go and see it. Yeah.

No, I already know what it is. I heard it's fantastic. Camilo, you go to these trips too? No. Yeah. Don't do it. I'll see you on the ground. Don't do it, Camilo.

Because you're supposed to get married, right, Lex? What happened? Wow. Hey, I'll see you on the ground Don't do it Camilo Cause you were supposed To get married right Lex What happened Wow Hey I can't speak on that No He's red Look at his face He's getting red

Yeah you're dry snitching Right now man I said it on a podcast Already This is my second time So you should've Texted me And told me

I shouldn't talk about this But you didn't So I'm gonna keep Talking about it So Lex was supposed To get married They was going to Dominican Republic They didn this. But you didn't, so I'm going to keep talking about it. So Lex was supposed to get married. They was going to Dominican Republic. They didn't get married? They didn't get married, and he still went to Dominican Republic.

That's gangster. That's gangster. Big up Mr. Lee, Star Rock clothing. And Lex. She got awkward. It got awkward a little bit. But listen, I'm a married guy. Yeah, you start swaying crazy.

So I know why they don't invite me to Dominican Republic. But I can behave myself. I can go there and. So I know why they don't invite me to Dominican but I can behave myself. I can go there and relax. I doubt it. I can relax. What's going on, Big Pink? What's going on, my nigga? You ate your cornbread? Alright, alright, alright. That's my nigga, Big Pink.

I've never met him, but he looks dangerous. Is that his name, Big Pink? I don't know. I thought you knew him. He looks dangerous. I thought you knew him. Let's big him up. Fat boy. That's my nigga.

That's my nigga. Fat boy. Instagram famous. And he got on camera on Pink. Let's make some noise for that. Yo, Camilo. Stop. Don't worry.

Lex, we want you to get married eventually. We really do. Because you've been having your dick in the dirt for a long time. 20 years. I met you 20 years ago, and your dick was there. And then I come back 20 years later, your dick is still there. You got to take your dick out the hood, Lex. You got to take your dick out the hood.

Listen. Yo, you crazy. You're a horrible friend. You got a nigga out the hood. Listen. Y'all, you crazy. These are horrible friends. There's a lot of people. Listen, I know people from Left Frack City that only fuck Left Frack City pussy.

You can't do that. You got to take your dick and throw it. If it wind up in my hand, it's better than Left Frack. Even though you might have a bitch that's not better than the Left Frack chick,

it's just you got to travel gotta travel You gotta take your dick And you gotta give your dick Where has this podcast gone right now? You gotta take your dick and throw it somewhere right now? You gotta give your dick mileage This is a dick throwing podcast right now You gotta give your dick frequent flyer miles Nah, nah, let's dead some dick throwing

My nigga I walk in and see the legends themselves. My nigga. You going to smoke a new boy with me? Yeah. All right. All right. Oh, damn.

Don't hit me when you want to. Yo, Camilo. What's up? Camilo, you don't be fucking, though. I be seeing that. I'm a married man. Don't do that. No, but I'm going to keep it real.

I blow everybody. Whoa, you don't blow everybody. Blow up everybody. Pause. But you and Daddy Yankee is probably the only people I've seen that got the baddest chicks that want to fuck y'all and you ain't take them. Yeah. You and Daddy Yankee. Yeah.

Oh, you be taking them down sometimes? Nah. Nah. Nobody listen to us. We only got two fathers. I've been married 10 years, you know. I'm married. Two kids.

I'm about to be married 10 years. No. I want no problems. You said 10 years together in the relationship. 10 years together. Don't lie, Nori. Don't lie. Five years married.

I'm going to marry my wife again. Nice. Because I love her like that. I respect that. Make some noise. Make some noise for Nori. I felt like my first wedding was like I just did it to my wife. This is my second marriage.

I'm sorry. Oh, okay. If I'm confusing y'all, bear with me. It's my second time married, but this wedding that I gave my new wife, I felt like it wasn't Nori. It was like 14 people. Do the big Catholic wedding. I'm going to do a big Catholic wedding

In the Chris Lighties Where Chris Lighty got married Remember? Vizcaya And I invited y'all Cause we wanted to jump Steve Stout at that time Yeah but

I was in shorts You was in shorts And he didn't wanna come in Yo let me DJ that Let me DJ that I was telling my people I was like We're gonna jump Steve Stout

Let's DJ Let me DJ that I'm gonna remarry my wife September 4th Let's do it Next year Nice Yo let's do the podcast at the wedding

Oh my god We're going to be dressed up though No no being a tux Tux and the podcast Camilo you're going to DJ That's Labor Day weekend That's Labor Day But just so you know

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And it's Drink Champs motherfucking podcast. Make some noise! And right now, we got the queen of hip hop. She is running it. I seen her as a, as like we were both youngins and this was puns. Number one shooter. Like when it came to rhymes,

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Proud of the union. Let's make some noise for Black Love, goddammit! So Remy, how's life been? I'm chilling. I'm good. You're not drinking? You don't smoke? Nah. Okay. And even on parole, you can't drink? Nah.

Oh, goddammit. I mean, I never really was a drinker anyway. You never was. But Papoose is a drinker, though can't drink? Nah. Oh, God damn it. I mean, I never really was a drinker anyway. You never was. But Papoose is a drinker, though, correct? Absolutely not. You drinking with us? No, absolutely not. You're not.

You're not. Yo, stop being a bad influence, man. Y'all got me the whole different. Before, like, in my family, it's like a running, ongoing joke. Like, it's Papoose. And then when he's drinking, we call him Drunk Pap. Oh, Drunk Pap. It's like two different people.

Drunk Pap. I'm the other person, aren't I? You never introduced me him Drunk Pat. Oh, Drunk Pat. It's like two different people. Drunk Pat. I'm a person, aren't I? You never introduced me to Drunk Pat. Right, right. I don't even know scientific Pat. Right, right. Like, you know what I'm saying? Yo, but Pat Pooce, man.

You know, you and Remy, the one thing I want to admire about y'all is it's real. No doubt. Like, y'all the first people that got on Love & Hip Hop. And it actually inspired me to do Love & Hip Hop And It actually inspired me To do Love & Hip Hop Wow I said no at the end Okay

But When I seen y'all Y'all was so Y'all was so Like elegant Y'all was so sincere It was so real No doubt

I could tell like They didn't give y'all a script at all Nah So like Cause The way you rhyme Is like Anti-Love & Hip Hop So what made you Make the decision To do is, like, anti-love and hip-hop.

So what made you make the decision to do love and hip-hop? I mean, actually, they wanted to. They was reaching out for a while, even when she was locked up. They just wanted to document me visiting her and all that. But we declined it for those reasons that you said. We was like, we ain't with the foolery, you know what I'm saying? But when she came home, we was like, yo, you know what? Why not put the real on the show?

And how they introduced it to us, they was like, yo, we want somebody who can really live up to the title love and hip-hop right so we like let's go for it let's make some noise for that i'm married as well hopefully my wife listening and she'll be happy hopefully yeah so man man you you look so good thank you you came home and it was like you just came home and you just hit the track running. Right. Was that planned? Yeah. I mean, I looked at the history of everybody who got locked up

and when they came home, what they did and how it panned out and it wasn't looking too good. Everybody came home, tried to chill for a little while and it didn't work. For some reason, there's this big conception that if you go to prison, you're going to come home and you're going to be lit. Right. Everybody think they're going to come on Tupac.

He's the only one. He's the only one. He's the only one. Everyone else, they came home. Listen, let me just say something. I'm just so happy that the one thing that I see from loving hip-hop was, like I said, y'all shit was real, but the fact that I wanted to promote that more. Like, me, personally.

You said it was the only positive thing. That was, to me, because I ain't going to lie, and I'm going to keep it a hundred. When you went to see her at the restaurant, and then you gave her something, and she was like, is this a Chanel bag or whatever? And then you gave her the teddy bear. Your tear came out my eye.

Nah. Nah. Sweet as gold. I'm not even lying. I was like, mine's too because it wasn't a Chanel bag. You know? No, but I felt bad.

I was just like, damn. You know, no, but I felt bad. I was just like, damn. You know, that's one thing when I met my, my, my, my new wife,

because this is my second time being married, but my new wife, I found out that she only had one fallopian tube. You know what I'm saying? Like, and so she couldn't

reproduce, but then she got pregnant. And it was like, it was like, damn, that was a blessing from God. So my son, my Cuban son, because you, he's pro-Cuban. My Cuban son, he's a miracle.

But when you did that at that moment, it reminded me of how I felt. Because I would have loved my wife whether she could reproduce or not. It was just something that she just gave me. But that moment, I was like, I didn't, that type of cry. It was a thug tear that came to me. I was moment, I was like, I didn't, that type of cry. It was a thug tear that

came down. I was just like, damn. And I really think that you should be admired more. You know what I'm saying? Because I heard you say something. You said, when you go visit your homies, you see people on the VI floor. But when you go visit your wife. Right. Can you break that down for us? Yeah, man. Basically, you know, I visit a lot of my homies that's locked up over there. You know how it is where we from. And every time I'm going to the visit, whether it's a lot of snow on the ground or it's summertime, you see a lot of females pushing strollers, carrying babies, bringing packages.

It's crowded. You can't even get in there because the females are supporting them. But coming from the hood, they always say, yo, bitches ain't shit. You know, if you catch a case, they don't hold you down. So, you know, that thought is kind of implanted in your brain. When my wife became incarcerated and I started visiting her, when I went to the facility, the visiting floor is empty. There's no dudes visiting them, and they got to visit every day.

So I'm like, damn, the hood taught us wrong, man. They're so hard on the females saying they not loyal, but we not supporting them. And it's a lot of females in there. Nobody visiting them. Let's make noise for black love again. God damn it. Black love.

Black love, God damn it. Yo, Pat, you got too many niggas in the store, man. Yo, I don't know about Fat Joe.

Listen, Fat Joe tells everybody else that's not with us. They say, Fat Joe asked him, what are you with? He said, Nori. I'm not. You got 60,000.

You guys are all cousins, man. I just want to let you know that I would have bended your podcast, but... No, you on parole, and we're very loose. Yo, Joe pretty much bended me. He was like, I don't care what,

like when we did the record. I'm like, y'all did a record, it's dope, you should listen to it. Oh, I gotta thank you face to face. Oh, it's not that,

it's not that. You know what? No, Remy, you know what? It's, cause there's a lot of people in this game that, you know,

I might have seen come up. I've really seen you come up. Like, I've really seen, like from when Pun signed you to where you at now. And it's no, when Pun signed you to where you're at now. It's no prouder I can be. Thank you. It's also, I was so

also a tear came to my eye when Joe squashed it because I love the original TS. I'm sorry. I know I'm in Fat Joe's store. I know I'm in close to the Bronx. That's not Cuban League. Is that what you're talking about?

I mean, I would just say it. Like, you know, I just love the original tier. So when the turmoil happened, I remember pun loving everybody. Right. So I couldn't really, like, separate. Right, right. Because that's who I am. Like, I wasn't that guy in the hood.

You with me, you against me. I was like, all right, well, y'all niggas, because I'm just, and to see where you at, to see, I just want to salute you. I want to continue to support you.

Thank you. And because you are the queen of hip hop right now. There is no bitch fucking with Remy Ma and everybody make some noise

on that. Make some noise. I mean, I agree with noise on that. Make some noise. I mean, I agree with you on that. But, what I was saying was, like, you know,

I did the record and I was telling Joe, like, yo, I did the record, it's dope, you should listen to it, whatever.

And he was like, you better not do that damn podcast. I was like, what? What are you talking about? So then, you know,

he goes, him and Pat, like, you know, I'm, I'm like, Pat, he used to be the bad guy. He was like the straightest arrow. Him and Joe, they joined forces against me. And they go in like little areas and have these disclosed conversations about what I can and cannot do. It's to the point that like if me and him get into a disagreement at home, he'd be like, oh, really? You know what? Let me see what Joe Would say about this

I love that I love that I love that I need a fat Joe In my life I do I forgot Joe feel like

I'm doing something Where he can't really control He goes and he calls Pat And they have private conversations Like don't let me do Nori's podcast It'd take two of us To be up

That's so beautiful I mean even though It's shitting on us. It's kind of a good shitting on us. No, it's a great shitting on us because you know what it is? You have a supporting cast. And a lot of people, artists, sometimes they make it and they think it's just them. And I was the artist that did that. I made it and I was like, what the fuck?

Fuck everybody. And I fucked up. You know what I'm saying? So when you think about, like, to make a, every great artist is at least five to ten people that make them great. There's people that's behind the scenes that's pushing it. You know,

it's the Mr. Lee's that people don't realize about. It's the Sonny D's. Even though you fucked up, I'm going to be honest. I'm going to be honest. I'm not really picking you up right now, my nigga. His first time in New York in 15 years. He's a fake from New York, nigga. He's a fake from New York, nigga.

But look at him. Dude, he look like he from New York. He say from Brooklyn, Pat. Pat, look. Pat. This is first class. You think he from Brooklyn? You never know, man.

What part? The back of the plane. Nigga said. What part of Brooklyn you said, nigga? He said it was part of Brooklyn. He's 19. St. Paul. Flatbush. Flatbush. Okay, from the plane. Nigga said. The part of Brooklyn you said, nigga. That was part of Brooklyn. East 19, St. Paul. Flatbush. Okay, from the bush.

I don't know if you agreed. Did you agree just now? It's always a Brooklyn nigga everywhere. Yes, that's true. Everywhere is a Brooklyn nigga. That's true. So, Remy. Yes.

Are you doing a solo? Or is Plata's or Plomo's first? Yeah, that's coming this year. Next month, actually. And then it's my solo album, Seven Winners and Six Summers. So that's actually dope. Come on, Fat Joe.

Oh, Joe, I was just telling him. Come over here and bully shit. He's going to reprimand us right now. I was just telling him how you banned me from the show. This nigga been kicking niggas out. He reprimanded her. It's strange how I do it. Fat Joe been kicking people out that's not with me all day. I threw them out. Let me tell you something, man. I was the first person to ever do this.

I said I would not do it. You haven't even, you lucky. No, you ain't catch it. They start talking about, remember when you punched the girl in the face? Down the staircase and I'm like, yo, stop. I'm on probation. Remember when you punched a girl in the face? That was their case. I'm like, yo. You know I know those. You got to stop. She's on the road.

And she's the queen of hip-hop. So he turns her. That's right. The queen. Our first. Our first. That is female rapper. That's how it is.

She's the queen. The queen. There's nobody fucking You know he's bigger Than Howard Stern now That's right 2.4 million So that's it Joe

6 million 6 million 6 million and something And 6 million for the month That's crazy The bigger than Howard Stern Is Don Glad That's it

We beat your radio stations You know we have The Soul Train Awards tomorrow We nominated me and my sister For two awards Y'all on that jazz smarter? Well yeah We almost stopped We're paying bills We're nominated, me and my sister, for two awards. You own that Jazz Marta? Well, yeah, we own it. Stop.

We're paying bills. We're very humble about things. And, uh, but I forgot what I was going to say when I just came right now. It's okay. You look like the principal about to scold us. Yeah, I got to do that. Because, you know, you're in there, Nori. Everybody's Nori's cousin in the store.

I'm trying to clear it out. You guys are Puerto Ricans. Everybody's a cousin. You still Nori's cousin in the store. I'm trying to clear it out. You guys are Puerto Ricans. Everybody's a cousin. You still have that problem. You're right. The album is bananas. The album is bananas. Lato Plomo is for nominal.

Remember, I tell you, the streets is going to be paralyzed. Only problem is just me or Papoose that's not on there. That's okay. Me and Papoose are on the same way. We family. And I still ain't got a T-ass chain. I'm serious. I've seen niggas with T-ass chains.

I'm like, hold on. I'm doing this song for Papoose. That's a fact, man. That's Joe Goldbeer with that hoodie season. I'm taking the two, Joe. What? He from Rough Riders is here. That's my nigga.

I'm taking the two, Joe. I have the littlest T-ass chain ever, but it's okay. Yo, my nigga, what you talking about? That chain is so happy. We all got little ones. We all got little ones. These are good diamonds, too. Joe, you know I'm gonna get lost.

Like, you're not gonna see me until later. No, that's your chain. I swear to God. I'm gonna keep it real. We just wanna let it rip. Yeah! Pat Hoose. Hey, yo, Joe is on.

I'm gonna cut you off. Joe is on that hoodie season three, man. I wanna thank him for showing up on that. Oh, yes. Y'all can look forward to that. Hey, yo, Joe is on. I'm going to cut you off. Joe is on that hoodie season three, man. I want to thank him for showing up on that. Y'all can look forward to that. I didn't make the cut. Hey, Rem.

What is it, velvet? Yo, Rem. What is it, velvet? Yo, you see the doc over there? You see the doc, the dentist? Oh, shit. Dentist is in the building. That's how you know rich people.

When they got doctors and dentists running around. You know they rich. They just rich for no reason. Yo, listen. I can't be proud of this union. I'm going to keep continuing bigging up this union. Listen, Nori said, Nori heard all the way up before anybody. Yes, I did.

And when I played it for him, he said, yo, it feel like Leanback had babies. He told me the same thing. He told me the same thing. He was like, yo, this sounds like Leanback had a baby. That's what I said. This is crazy. I can't believe you remember that. He told me the same thing.

I can't lie. I went to the studio because when I first heard your mixtape, I was like, damn. I didn't feel like it was Remy. I felt like it was just you, like, you know, just coming home and discovering something. But when I seen all the way up, I was like, that's exactly who I know. I know. I didn't have to see you again. I knew exactly.

And you, were you more comfortable? So when you, when I was saying Blackjack, I got an ace and a nine And I'm still like hitting She don't write her rhymes, he fed her lines Like Britney, I don't need a shooter I'm the shooter, come and get me Got a nine millimeter resting on my right kidney This for everybody that was claiming

That they miss me, footwear crispy Flyed in the frisbee Keep a paper made and some college rule With me but I still come off the head Like a 5950 Get the heroin from Houston We'll be right back. Like a motherfucking binge jeep I'm more hood than a Ku Klux Klan sheep I'ma sit on a throne since hoes can't stand me Ain't leaving till they quarter ounce me Seven Grammies Can't nobody tell me that I don't does this I need some hammer pants

Cause can't no bitch touch this Court y'all red handed All y'all bitches is busted My flow sick, Norse is disgusted My mic sounds nice, I just had to dust it The rap game twisted, I'm had to dust it. The rap game twisted, I'm here to adjust it. I know y'all flustered, got panties is bunching.

I know Rem eat rap hoes for breakfast, dinner, and lunch, but if y'all play nice with me in the sandbox, I'll let y'all bitches breathe, no need for tampons. But if you wanna bleed my, welcome to Jam Rock. I just did six years, bitch, I'm nice with a can top. So,

so you tell me you listen to that and you thought it wasn't jam rock. I just did six years. Bitch, I'm nice with a can top. Great chance, bitches. So you tell them if you listen to that and you thought it wasn't fair. Yeah, no, I'm talking about you. Beautiful white, newbie and queen. Can you give me another? Great chance. Newbie and queen. I'm sorry, yo. What do you mean white, newbie and queen?

She's a beautiful white, newbie and queen. Listen. Listen, listen, listen. No, no, we people weren't listening. No, no, we just listened to that. No, we listened to that. That was amazing. What happens is, Remy, you know, we got back together,

and when we get together, she got on a helicopter Uber and said, oh, my God. That shit just kept making me think. I was like, Uber got a helicopter? Because the PO said She can't get high I know So she had to get high In a helicopter

Uber said I actually I looked at Uber I was like damn I was looking for the helicopter What happens is Like we describe it like People

People like Fed Joe A lot of like It's hands down It's long black People like Remy Ma. But they love to see us together. No, they do. I love to see you on the ground.

So I think what happens is we bring a different dynamic to it. I got to be on my Super A game and vice versa. We make each other better. So I think that's what people respect. And that's what people love When they hear these records And I feel like When they hear the entire project You know

This album's phenomenal As a matter of fact Ding Chacks is going to be The first people to hear the album Let's do it You're going to be the first If we're independent We can play it

For 2.2 million If you're independent No we can do it separately If you guys Separately I want y'all to.2 million If you're independent We could do it separately I want y'all to hear it in the studio So y'all can know Once again, I'm telling hip-hop fans When you buy this album, once you hear it He heard it, he was there and the whole shit

Y'all listen, your pap is crazy Once you hear the intro The intro You're gonna know immediately from the intro Like, oh, these niggas ain't playing. And by the time you get by the 34th, I'm telling you, the album is phenomenal. Hot as shit. Popping. When you hear it.

Interscope ain't come at y'all. No, we don't want nobody. We come at y'all. A lot of people are signing. Y'all in double platinum. Are you crazy? We don't want nobody to come. God damn it.

We our own bosses. Let's make some noise for that. Videos of Dubai. Niggas like to the bed. To kiss on Dubai. She's driving in front of tigers and shit. Lions and tigers and things. We don't want 12 cents a record.

We want $7 a record. God damn it. God damn it. Come on. Don't. Come on. And how long are you before you're inactive or off the road? Inactive. I have three more years. They on. Don't. Come on. And how long are you before you inactive or off the road? I have three more years.

They don't trust me. Three more years. Oh. No, they don't trust me at all. Let me tell you that. But when I am off August. Oh, no, no. Let's let D from Rough Riders come in.

On a Saturday, August 2nd, 2019, I'll be having the biggest weed party ever known. All right. Oh, man. Come on. And we got D from Rough Riders In the building God damn it God damn it D from Rough Riders

Hey, how you doing? What's going on, my nigga? How you doing? How you doing, D? Good, I'm good You good? You good? This is my nigga, man

You know, Fat Joe Finally got me a T.S. chain Okay, okay After 35 years Of being with these guys I love these people I love these people, man D, so what's going on man

Talk to the people D Say something to the people man This is Drink Champ Let's make some proper noise for them man Make some proper noise man Come on yo Make some proper noise man Make some motherfucking noise yo

I feel like Rough Riders Got something up they sleeve They doing something different now Nah you know we working We trying to get ready To do this movie right quick Fishing up this book And then we we're going to run on tour. The Rough Riders movie?

Yeah. Don't just say that. Just move over. Yeah. The Rough Riders movie. Are you going to have DMX with his jaw shut? Yeah, yeah. Wide up.

You got to put that in there. That's how that works. Are you going to have the locks with shiny suits on? We love that. I don't know why people... Well, we can't skip the shiny suits. It's a legit movie. Is it a documentary or is it legit? Yeah, I love doing that. I love trying to We love that. I don't know why people Well, we can't skip the shiny suits. It's a documentary or it's a legit

like a movie. I loved when they was in the shiny suits. It didn't bother me at all. They had a problem with it. It got awkward for you a little bit? No, they're good. I didn't have no shiny suits. Come on, man. It looks a lot better without the shiny suits, man. No, but Leo said that on the podcast.

Leo said it. And it's true. I think Did you feel like that when you signed the locks? said that on the podcast. Lee all said it. And it's true. I think us fans, we all like them without the Chinese suit. You signed the locks. When it was the locks. The bad boy. That bad boy took over and made them something else. Did you feel like that? No.

Did you agree to that plan? No, I took them over there. I took locks and the mace over there. I gave them to them. Because I ain't really mace. Oh, mace. So I was only managing them. Mace murder at that point.

Okay, my bad. I was only managing them at that point. Because I really didn't know the business. I was more in the streets than the business. So I said, here, Mase. I was only managing them at that point. Because I really didn't know the business. I was more in the streets than the business. So I said, here, take them. Then I can learn off of them and then do the next thing with my label. So I was just managing them at that point. So I didn't have them signed to me.

Okay, okay. I mean, I think the outfits didn't change the way they were sitting. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. No, but outside of that, it just felt more real. Like when they was outside of that environment, not wearing those suits.

So being that Remy is the first female artist that we ever had on here, and the fact that she is the queen female artist, who are you, who is Remy? What female is Remy listening to? What other females do I listen to? Oh, I listen to all of them. I be checking for everything.

Making sure ain't no subs being said. See who I got to shut down before they get too poppin'. Like, I'm on deck for everything. Like, you know, in this industry, they act like it can only be one. They might let it be two. So I got to make sure that I solidify my spot. So if I see something like, oh, hold up, wait, oh, she getting crazy. Let me go drop something real quick.

So I stay on my A game. So I'm gonna throw some female names at you and you tell me if you fuck with them or not. I don't fuck with anybody. Let's just be clear. This game ain't gonna work. You don't even have to name any of them. I'm being clear.

Because what happens is, like, you say you fuck with somebody and then they'll do some shit and they'll shit on you. You be like, yo, like, they don't fuck with them. Because what happens is, like, you'll say you fuck with somebody, and then they'll do some shit and they'll shit on you. You'll be like, yo. Like, they don't know the previous, like, four Bedford Hills, Remy. So I just have to sit back and say nothing. I know that, Remy. I'll be like, okay. So when I do, I actually had a conversation with Pap.

I said, from now on, when they ask me about anything, I'll fuck with nobody. Because when you try to, you know, you try to big people up and say something, then somewhere down the line they try to get crazy. I'm going to say, like, I'm going to want to find you. So I just, you know. A female artist hit me, right? When they found out that I had something to do with the Fat Joe and Jay-Z squashing.

So a female artist hit me and said, well, why don't you squash it with me and Remy? And I was like, no. Right? Mm-hmm. This is awkward, right? But why am I too squashy with me and Remy? And I was like, no. Right? This is awkward, right? I was like, no, because I know Remy. And I know I respect Remy and Remy respects me.

I don't know your respect. So I just stood away from this shit. I didn't know I had beef that needed to be squashed. This is loose to me. I called Fathio about it. He said, fuck that bitch. Shut the fuck up. The thing is this. Did I say that out loud?

Yeah. But the thing about it is I'm very respectable. No, you are. Like, if you're not being disrespectful and you come to me like, yo, I think, I feel like it's a bad blood there or whatever. I told you I don't have no problem. The problem is when you try to get crazy. That's right. My first, whatever I want to do, I'll talk to you, I don't have no problem. The problem is when you try to get crazy. That's right.

Like, my first resort, my first instinct is to resort to violence. Like, that's just a fact. I chose to mind my business. But I think right now, I'm super approachable. Like, anybody that come, like, yo, they want to do a song,

they want to do this, like, they be telling me, like, why did you just do that song? I don't care. Like, it's nothing. Like, I never was the type to think, like, I'm too big to work with certain people, or I feel, like just do that? So I don't care. Like, it's nothing. Like, I never was the type to think, like, I'm too big to work with certain people. Or I feel, like, intimidated.

Like, I don't care. I don't be on it like that at all, period. When I see people, or if I see something, I'm like, yo, she look, he's right there. Oh, she killed it on that verse. So whatever the case may be, I don't get that back. Like, everybody send back, like, how you saying, like, yo, Rem, you doing your thing right now. No, you are. I don't hear that.

Like, these chicks be acting like I'm not doing nothing. They don't really, like, I know I'm. Well, if you don't hear it from them bitches, we telling you. I know. Very proud of Remy Martin. Make some fucking noise. What I'm doing right now, it's impossible. Like, never mind in the rap industry.

You got people who did half the time I did Can't get a job At the corner store Like it's hard Right So when I see certain things I be like How you gonna hate on me Right

Like I was done Like everybody counted me out I was finished Like that was it You was locked down For six summers Seven winters And six summers

Yeah Can you say that line again I love it So much I'm sorry What part of that I was locked down I don't wanna hear A'm sorry. What part of the song is locked down? I don't want to hear about your records and big numbers.

Because I was locked down. Seven winners and six summers. Cuffed. All on that bus. Lock me all the way down. Larry, all the way up. Make some noise. Now, you worked for Eve.

That was your artist. Was Eve... Did you sign Eve? Because Eve was signing Dr. Dre at first. Yeah, yeah. And did Jimmy bring you Eve? No, he switched to me because Dre really couldn't break us, so we had to come and break up.

We broke up. Because Rough Riders was popular. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We had a little buzz at that time. So he brought us and we just broke up. Because Rough Riders was popular. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We had a little buzz at that time. So he bought it at us and we just broke up. All right. And how was that? Because, you know, she was like the queen at that time.

Yeah, yeah, that's my girl. She keep it 100 till to this day. So I fuck with her. She got a B and A. You got some women that are way more thorough than niggas, believe it or not. Right. So, you know, that's how it go. Right.

That's what I felt about Remy. She's very respectful. So every time I see her, she show me mad love. Somebody said, yo, I want to, you know, sometimes they say don't choose sides. I told sides a long time ago. What the fuck do you mean? Like, I'm not, like, you think, no, no, no, I'm with her. Just in case you dated, dated.

No, I'm sorry. I'm not saying that loud. That's okay. I don't mind. But, Nori sorry. I'm not saying that loud. It's okay. I don't mind. But, Nori, what I'm saying, you don't even got to choose. Like, it's love, right? Like, when they came, they was like, yo, Nori, want you to do the track? I said, send me the record.

Yes. Like, what's the problem? Let me do it. Like, it wasn't a question. I wasn't thinking about it. I didn't care that I just did all the way up. I'm like, yo, I'm still waiting for the artwork. I'm like, yo, where's the artwork so I can post it on my page?

Still waiting for that. The chick sent me the artwork. And I was like, for the artwork I'm like yo Where's the artwork So I can post it on my page Still waiting for that The chick sent me the artwork And was like for real Never got it And I sent her the artwork Of you and Jay Z And I said for real Never got it Never got it

But um You already know what I'm saying I just I just feel like I'm a foul nigga I'm so sorry I blew it up I'm so sorry

I don't Stuff like that That's stupid to me Yeah Because when I came home I gave it up to everybody. You always have been. So when somebody coming at me crazy or I hear behind the scenes,

people are so stupid, they don't realize you hear everything that's going on in this industry is very small. The internet made the world small. When I hear certain things, I just be like, yo, I can't do nothing. I literally can't do anything. So I just ignore it. I go on my social media and I just, you know, laugh and I look at it because it's really sad. It's really sad, sad.

I love to see any female male that come from the bottom where we come from make it and be able to put some money in their pockets and take care of their family or their kids or whatever the case. I'm never going to hate on that. So somebody that can hate on that and they talk about little dumb shit that don't even matter in life i can't take it seriously like at this point in my life that's one of the reasons why i did love and hip-hop when i came home i'm like yo when i left if you was 10 years old 12 years old you 18 now or if you was 12 you 20 like these people it's a lot of people that didn't know who I was. I looked at their numbers.

They got 3 million people that watch it every Monday, not including the times when they rerun it. I said, people are like, oh, boy, you're going to look stupid up there. I'm going to look stupid if I'm not acting stupid in front of the camera. They can't make me look stupid. It's impossible to make me look stupid unless I'm being a clown. So I told them, I'm like, yo, babe, we don't go there. We're going to do what we do. It's impossible

Nobody's gonna throw Any type of drink at me You're right Nobody's spitting in our area Like And we gonna do what we do And it came across Like he

I ain't gonna lie Pat he sitting here Acting like he was scared As fuck He was like I don't trust you You're a log wire You're unpredictable

I don't know what you gonna do Oh I was with him on that You know what it is, man? Visiting her in that penitentiary for so long, I just ain't want to interact with nothing that could make that happen again. So I'll be walking on thin ice. You know what I mean? Let's be careful, man.

And then I remember one night she stayed out too late and you came. Right. And that's what I do to my wife. So you can relate. No, I can relate. My wife looked and was like, Oh, my God. You, when I see her... So you can relate. So, no, I can relate. My wife looked and was like, oh my God,

you and Papoose must be best friends. It's the same exact thing I did to her. I did it to her the day before. Wow. So I'm like,

yo, look, fuck this bitch. Like, come on, we going home, baby. Right, right. And you did the same exact thing. I was like, damn. Nah, definitely.

What y'all see on Love & Hip Hop, man, we don't get up there and be frozen in a fake. We show y'all the real, you know what I mean? They edit it how they want it, but we show y'all see on Love & Hip Hop, man, we don't get up there and be fraudulent or fake. We show y'all the real, you know what I mean? They edit it how they want it, but we show y'all the real shit that go on with black couples, with couples across the planet.

And we also fake cousins, right? I told her that. I said, we ain't no related. We kind of related. We kind of related. You said it right, fake cousins. Because when I broke it down, I was like, okay, how?

Y'all not related. We're not related. There are people that are related to them that are related to other people. That's crazy, though. Third cousins. Third cousins. Right. Yeah, yeah. It's a long story, but it's true, though.

It's true. So you're Puerto Rican. My black side. My black side. My love. Welcome to the family. So, listen, D, Pat Poose, Remy Ma, I can't thank y'all so much because, you know what? The nucleus of us, of us sitting down right now is Fat Joe.

And Fat Joe has been my brother. Yeah, that's a fact. He's been my brother through thick and thin. He introduced me. The first person to bless us on Drink Champs. He's the first person to thick and thin He introduced me The first person to bless us He's the first person To do the drink champs He's the guy who introduced me

To my best friend as a rapper Was Big Pun Right Like I didn't That was the first rapper I ever hung out with I remember meeting Big Pun And he was in Unique Studios

Right And I had a 2-5 on me I don't know why But I just had a 2-5 me the fat joe walked in he was eating i have no idea why i was carrying it it's a hobby and he's eating he's like and he's like which one of y'all niggas got shot and I just felt like that was like the disrespectful

question I ever heard in my life his forehead just got shot like the day before so I'm looking at this nigga I never met

Fat Joe before so I'm looking at this nigga and I'm just like I'm a Queens nigga y'all niggas think Queens is soft but we need to pop it

right so I got the gun on my shit and then Fat Joe goes. And then Pun walks up to me and looks at me up and down. Because he's seen me scheming.

So he looks at me up and down like, yo, you Puerto Rican? I said, yeah. He said, take the ice grill off then, Papa. You're going to be my friend.

That shit was the funniest shit I ever had in my life. Like, I was just like, but I'm still trying to be hard. Like, I'm like, laughing and this shit? I have my life. I was just like, but I'm still trying to be hard. I'm like laughing and shit. And from that day forward, Pum was my man.

And his favorite artist, his number one artist that he had a dream for is right here. It's right here. And every time I see you shine, I ain't going to lie. I claim your success like it's mine. So I'm just going to be honest. You and Joe's. I'll be like this. All the way.

Like the awards. Yo, hold on. Fat Joe called me and said, you won an award. I said, I'm blowing it up right now. I hung up the phone and I put it on the podcast immediately. It's way before this shit came out. I did a bootleg version of y'all's shit. Because I'm so happy. That's real shit though, man. I'm so of y'all shit because I'm so happy

that's real shit though man I'm so happy what you're doing I'm so happy the success you've been taking and you know what's the craziest shit about all your art

Remy you're not like a fake queen what I mean by that is there's people who was the queens of hip hop then you find out

people are helping writing their rhymes or whatever but your rhymes are fucking lethal thank you super lethal you were hitting you were beating niggas been writing their rhymes or whatever, but your rhymes are fucking lethal. Thank you. Super lethal. You hitting, you beating niggas.

You gotta start competing with women. I really don't. Yeah, you gotta start competing with women. It shouldn't be a gender thing. Pun actually told me, like, you know, any song you have to get on with somebody, he's like, I don't care who it is. The goal is for when the song goes off for them to be like, Remy Boddy.

That's what he told me, and that's what I literally do, whether it's, I'm going to tell you, my husband, Joe, I ain't telling you, I'm sitting there like, I want to kill them. I enjoy it. You body me, I enjoy it. It's a wonderful thing when

my pen has never been questioned, ever. I sit there, I purposely go to studios, my pen has never been questioned, like, ever. Like, I sit there, I purposely, you know, go to studios and I sit there with people and I want to write my music in front of them so that they know that it's authentic. I mean, it's cool. Like, some people are artists. Right. And they get their things handed to them and, you know, they go and they do what they do. And that's cool.

But don't play with me. No, we're not playing with you. We understand. So, now you come home. Mm-hmm. You hear the music. Right. What makes you say, I'm going to go in a different direction and not follow everybody else?

Because all the way up sounds like what's happening now, but at the same token, it sounds classic. Um, I don't know how to be a follower. Me neither. I don't know. know like i never was a good follower like even if i started off trying to be down somehow i ended up in charge like like i can't like i i can't i can't conform i i like to do things the way i like to do it and what it would it seem like Is that Everybody is cool With being like Everybody

Like I literally Turn on the radio sometimes And I don't know Who I'm listening to Because everybody Sounds so much alike Like really bad And

When me and Joe Was working on our project That was our goal Like yo How do we Do what we want to do And get this back Because that was the goal Like before When I first how do we do what we want to do and get this bag? Because that was the goal.

Like, before, when I first started, I just wanted to be the nicest rapper. I wanted everybody to be like, yo, she's dope, she's the best,

whatever. Like, all right, cool, we passed that. Now we got to get this bag. How do we get this bag and still be us?

Because what happens is, if I try to be somebody else, you might catch me on a bad day. And then you're going to meet the real me. That's not going to be good. Same thing with, same thing with good. Same thing with Joe. He could try to be, you know, something. But at the nucleus, like you said, at the nucleus, he's still Fat Joe.

And that was what we wanted to keep. We did not want to have to sacrifice who we are to be successful. And that's what people were telling us. Nah, y'all got to get on this wave. Y'all got to talk about picking these bookies, picking these bookies, wins or slippers. Like, what?

Like, nah. Like, I don't know. Pundit rollover is great. Like, I make it my business. I need every bar to have a bar. And that's what we did. And I think it's a little shift Going on right now I always catch

The middle of the shift We're shifting right now To where You know people Are kind of starting To care about Lyrics So you know

It's good for people Like me You know there's Some people That's not gonna Say something I wanna say something Real quick man

Because I wanna make sure I pay the proper homage I was outside of the game watching all of y'all, you know what I'm saying? So for me to be in the presence, even you and Pone, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I love y'all nigga shit. Like, I used to get crazy and want to do wild shit listening to y'all shit. Everything D brought to the game, you know what I'm saying? With Rough Rider, I want to salute you.

I respect everything y'all did. And my uncle, you know what I mean? If my uncle was here, my uncle working path more. My uncle a working guy. He go to work every day. He could verify, my uncle was in, my uncle was working path, my uncle was working, he go to work every day. He could verify,

I seen my wife years ago and I told him, I said, yo, one day I'm going to have her. This shit was like before I even got in the game, you know

what I'm saying? Real story. It's like Meek Mill story, I like this story. I told my uncle that like, yo man, one day I'm going to meet her

and I'm going to make her mine, you know what I'm saying? So I just want to say, even Nori, even the real talk, even Nori, you know what I mean? When he first started the podcast joint, he was kicking it. You know what I'm saying? Nori would send me certain numbers like, yo, look at this, look at that.

You know what I'm saying? So just to see another rapper make the transition from rapping to doing something like this, when you impacting the world, I want to salute you on that, man. So I just want to salute all of y'all. Just tell them who's your favorite rapper. Who's your favorite rapper, man? Big Daddy Kane. Right now,

right now, no, right now in hip-hop, my favorite rapper is Remy Monfat Joe. Let me tell y'all something. My husband, I was not, not my favorite rapper.

I love him to death, but he's the biggest critic ever. Yeah, I like that. Like, no, bad. Like, it's real bad. If you didn't come out before 1989, he doesn't like you. I respect that. Seriously.

No, it's bad. So when we were in the studio, and he was like, yo, y'all really killed him. The first day we was sitting there, he was like, y'all, I ain't going to lie, yo. When y'all get together, like, shit, it's like, yo. I was like, what do you want to say? Okay, so look, the first time Fat Joe announced that y'all was doing an album was on our podcast, right? Wow. And then he also said that at first, Joe told you to come to Miami.

Yeah. And Pat Boots said, hey. He dug it. He said, what's going on? He said, wait, you're going to Miami for how many weeks? Let's break that down, Pat Boots. He dug this. He said, what's going on? He said, wait, you're going to Miami for how many weeks? Let's break that down, Pat Boots. I mean, basically, man, I don't know if the world knows, but I manage my wife. You know what I'm saying?

Oh, I didn't know that. I picked up the job by default when she was away. Because when the shit got real, everybody was scared. Get over here. You know what I'm saying? So I did what I had to do. And we doing love and hip hop at the time. Right.

And she was just like, Remy is very spontaneous. You know, she going to do what she want to do at that time, period. You know what I'm saying? So she came out of nowhere and was like, yo, I'm going to Miami. And this shit was like two days away or some crazy shit. Well, I like the jealous story. Just move with the jealous story. Because I'm a jealous nigga.

That's how I want to get it. He was like, you trying to up and leave. We got a wedding in a week. Man, we got added over there. I was like, well, to up and leave. We got a wedding in a week. Man, we got added over there. I was like, well, I need to record mine. He's like, nah, you're about to get him. The wedding was coming. I'm like, nah, man.

So what ended up happening, Joe came to the wedding. He was like, yo, so when you going to come to the honeymoon? He trying to hide the love in the pop cameras. He was like, when you come from your honeymoon, can we record the album? So I'm like, we're going to record the album tomorrow, Joe. He's like, so you're not going to go? So I asked him. So when are you going on your honeymoon?

We never went. No, I got dumped. I asked him. You ain't going to let me go to Miami to record it. So now we don't get no honeymoon. I got to make my album. You ain't going on no honeymoon? Nah.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. All right, we call him the P.O. tomorrow. He's stupid. We're going on honeymoon? Nah. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. All right, we call him the P.O. tomorrow. He's stupid. We're going to go to Hawaii because it's in the United States, and I'm coming with y'all. That's crazy he said that, but that's where we wanted to go. That's where we want to go, Hawaii. I got my passport now.

That's where we was going to go, but I got my passport now. You got your passport, so where do you want to go? Peru? I'm going to come. He said Peru. I'm going to go on the other side of the hotel, but, you know, let's go. Let's go. But look, we didn't go on a honeymoon, but we came up with all these great, amazing markets.

You got so much money now. You got so much money now. Like, so, you know. It was the right choice. Right. Because y'all all the way up, but now it's time to enjoy. Right. And you have children.

You have beautiful children. Right. You guys, Black Love, should continue to be supported. I'm going to support it Thank you Personally Thank you I don't need nothing I don't need a handshake I don't need a verse

I don't need I just need love And you guys love Should be supported And continue to be On the forefront And I'ma continue to do it I don't give a fuck

Well y'all get to see One more season of it Before we Is he announcing that? Y'all get to see One more season Okay Like it's It's really crazy.

Like, it gets crazy, but it's dope. I think people are going to love it when they see it. It's already done? Yeah. Because you do a drink at Self Face, right? I heard that. Let's see what Joe's talking about. I heard that.

Shout out to DJ Self, man. You do a drink at the space. Oh, man. That's my man. Shout out to Self, man. But you do a drink at the space. What happened? He was playing Yo Gotti in New York. Too much, right?

You know what I mean, man? You know I know. I'm like the fans. I already know the answer. Self is my guy. Shout out to Self, man. Shout out to the whole love of hip hop, man. Shout out to Mona Scott, pardon me.

And this season, I think y'all going to love it, man. It was a, you know, we really got a chance to document some real shit. Nah, man. I'm sorry. Petty. I'm Petty. I'm mad. Mad Petty. Yeah, yeah. I'm mad. Mad petty.

Yeah, yeah, I'm mad petty. I'm mad petty. But, um, so y'all score a song. I tried to not hear it with you. Then you got a song. I tried to get 50 on it. And 50. That shit was L, though.

Yeah, yeah. I'm petty. Like, I used to buy bitches purses. And then when I break out with them, I take the purse back. Is that petty? No. Yo, yo, yo. Yo, Remy is concerning me.

Hold on. I did not know Remy was going to say that. Bitch, you shouldn't have fucked up. Give me my shit. That's right. Oh, my God. You're stalling with the next nigga with my bags. Oh, my God.

That's not even a bad thing. Yo, D, you petty? You petty, D? I'm like, come on. When I was signed to SRC Universal. SRC, that's Steve Ricker. Yeah, before I got banned from that building. I'm like, come on. When I was signed to SRC Universal. SRC, that's Steve Ricker. Yeah, before I got banned from that building. I used to go in there.

I used to be like, now I'm on my Norby shit. I'm tearing everybody's poster down. That's me really being there, tearing all the posters down. She remembers that. I don't know why she remembers that. I used to do that. I'm on some petty shit. I'll tear your poster down.

Yes. I didn't understand why I was in the office and it was just all these posters saying that. I'm Puerto Rican, nigga. You just sent me to the black section. I don't really understand that. Because I'm on both sections. Remember, I'm black. You're in Puerto Rican.

Come on. I'm sorry, Remy. It's okay. Yo, can you open up your jacket? Look how icy you are. This is how you were supposed to come home, goddammit. Like a queen. Thank you.

Goddammit. It's crazy. You know what? You know what was the craziest thing? When I seen Pat Pooce out there, because everybody tried to have a live broadcast when he was coming home. So, you know, I tuned in. But when I seen Pat

out there, I was like, that's a real nigga. Like, he really... Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, come on, come on, come on. Nah, you a real nigga, because you know why? It wasn't easy, though. I'm going to say that, man, but thank you, though, man. Because you know why? And you know who else I want to big up? Gucci Man wife. Right, right. She don't get enough praise.

Shout out to them. She don't get enough praise, because Pat, you could have been out here and been a scumbag. And if you was a scumbag, I would blow it up right now, because I'm a type of scumbag. But you out here, like, really holding it down. Nah, definitely.

I feel like that's what her hand called for. You know what I'm saying? She deserved that type of respect. And you a real nigga. It's not like you like a, like a, like I can't look at a man and say he ugly or cute. But, like, you shouldn't be, right? Because you was getting pussy before. You know what I'm saying?

But your wife went away and you held it down. No, I really didn't feel like she deserved what happened to her, man. That's why I went so hard. What he's trying to say is that I'm so ill. You saying that thing? You saying that thing, that thing, that thing. God damn it, God. She just joking, man.

You're whipping her back? I'm whipped. I'm whipped. She really got the gut heart. She humble. Just say you're whipped. You're whipped. Yeah, I am. I'm whipped, too. I am.. I'm whipped. She's got a good heart. She's humble. Just say you're whipped. Oh, yeah, I am. I'm whipped, too.

I am. Let's make some noise for the whipped niggas. Let's make some noise for the whipped niggas. God damn it. Look, look, look. Niggas that ain't make noise, y'all ain't got the good thing. I respect y'all. I respect y'all.

I respect the niggas that ain't got the good thing. Look, E, you didn't make noise. I'm concerned. Why are you concerned? Because you didn't make noise. You made bad noise in my head. He made noise

on the inside. You got to stop being a checker. You got to start throwing on the bus with my girl, man. Listen, your girl got to

start coming out, man. I'm just keeping it real. Don't say it with Pat. Pat be making it hard for people. Like, you go through the toe booth

and they be like, you're fucking up my relationship. I'm like, what? I don't understand. Everybody does it the same way. I don't understand. There's some people Toe booth And they be like You're fucking up My relationship Like yo I was like What I don't understand Seriously I don't understand

There's some people That be like Yo Y'all good role models For us And then there's some people That be like Yo Pat

You fucking my house up I was the man Before That's a fact That happened to me Yo I'ma tell you what They may not call me

On FaceTime He said So I answered It's a FaceTime So I'm like What up bro He like Nah I want both of you Motherfuckers I'ma tell you what They made no call me On FaceTime He said So I answered It's a FaceTime So I'm like What up bro He like Nah I want both of you

Motherfuckers I'm like cool He like nah Get that other black love Motherfucker here I'ma find a way To get you motherfuckers Off of TV

My life was fine Before y'all came I'm like yo It's not my problem You gotta start living right This is crazy I got on the FaceTime He like yo man

Motherfucker When everything happens She keep saying Yo you just do this like Bat-Poops. You just do that. Nah, Bat-Poops, you did fuck it up for niggas. I was living right already, so I respect you. But I was living right. But there's a lot of niggas that was mad at you for living right.

I don't know what to say. You know what it is, though, Nori? Where we come from, man, life wasn't easy. So when you come to it, it's all't easy. So when you come to it, it's all about growing up. When you come to it, I came to a certain space in my life where I said, yo, man.

I'm taking you to Ace of Spades. This is the female. You good. This is the female that I feel like deserves it. So I want to be loyal and faithful to one female. You sound like Nori, man. A woman is the most precious jewel, man.

Greater than a ruby, emerald, diamond, or sapphire. Each man got to take one woman and rise her above the rest so she can show how precious she is. Can we get a round of applause for that? Let's make some noise.

It's true though. It's true though. Listen, I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie. I'm going to start hanging out with Papoose just on the strength.

Like, just on the strength because we're two married loyal neighbors. Shout out to Mrs. What's your wife's name? Mary. Mary and Nora.

Shout out to Mary. Which is crazy. Nori and Mary. Nori and Mary. Listen, man, I'm coming. Nary and Norris. Shout out to Nary. Which is crazy. Nory and Nary. Nory and Nary. Listen, man, I'm coming to the anniversary party. I'm coming to Sunday dinner. Me and my wife, we want to have a party. And we cousins.

Real talk. We like friends, too. He loves hanging out with other married couples. You got to, man. It makes him feel like he's not the only one. It's the best advice, man, to any married couple. Hang out with other married couples. Listen, you got my number already.

Definitely. You got my real number. Real talk. Because I got niggas that got my other number. Me, too. You don't got this, nigga. You got my real number. Real talk. Because I got niggas that got my other number. Me too. You don't got this, nigga. You got the real number. No doubt.

Thank you, Remy, for being in the podcast. Thank you for giving us that verse. I wasn't ready because I need to shoot a $500,000 video for that. So I got like $250,000 right now. $500,000? Nah. I want to do something different. You got to talk to Eve Rivera.

Yeah, you can do that for $15,000, right? Right now? Right. If you ask. We got to talk to Eve Rivera. Yeah, you can do that for 15, right? Right now? Yeah, we got to see if we can work out. Not 15, but... I'm going to get

it up. I'm going to get it up. What, a picture? Johnny Nunes, man. Johnny Nunes, the legendary. Look.

The legendary. All right. D, everybody look over here. One, two, three, four. Make noise. Yeah! All right. D, everybody look over here. One, two, three, four. Ace of spades. Yeah!

The ace of spades made me cough. Are we sure this is good champagne? I know Hope is cutting checks. Let me stop. Big it up. Ace of spades. I love it. And Hope, I love tight-worn Hope.

Cutting checks. I love it. Yo, thank title and ho. And cutting tracks. I love it. Yo, thank you so much, baby. Thank you. Yo, yo, D. We love you, D. Rough Riders. Say it before you get out of here.

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