Drink Champs - Episode 79 "Moments Part 3"

Episode Date: May 17, 2017

N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. As the guys gear up for their new release schedule in June they revisit more memorable moments from the past years episodes. --- 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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We're keeping it real, Ghostbusters. So once again, man, we're in Las Vegas, man. Vegas! We know there's other podcasters coming here next week. We know there's other podcasters going to do it. And they, you know, we don't even know their names. But they said, because they posted a post, and they said, it's not about who do it first, it's about who do it better.

There's no way they can get better than Tony Yeo. There's no way they can get better than DPG. There's no way they can get better than Drew Hill and a dead Capone. Let's make some noise for that guy. Let's make some noise for that. Let's make some noise. We got some work on our show. Yo, we're going to bury him and then wake him up. That's that Cali weed, man.

He said we're going to bury him and then wake him up. Wake him up. He's alive. I'm telling you. Listen, yo, Daz. No, but time out. Daz, can you be my witness? Yes, sir.

You walked in the club. What's the first thing I said to Capone? I said, stop what? Drinking that brown with that white. That white? Thank you. Listen, he's bugging. He's tripping.

Yo, listen, first of all. First of all. No! No! If you was in left spot, you could get a pass. You were in Las Vegas. You need to be on point, god damn it. That's an old rumor.

That's an old rumor. That's an old rumor. What happens in Vegas is coming to 41st side. It's coming to 41st side. That's an old rumor. It's coming to 41st side. On Vernon Boulevard. That's an old rumor. Yeah, it's an old rumor. That's an old rumor. It's coming to 41st Hour on Vernon Boulevard. That's an old rumor. Yeah, it's an old rumor.

It's an old rumor. Once again, man, I can't date you guys enough, man. This is real hip-hop. We don't cater to it. I'm not a journalist. I don't Google nobody. I don't do that. I sit down and have real talk.

And me and my partner, EFN, man, I'm sorry. I stole your mic. No, we lost the mic tonight. We lost the mic tonight. We lost the mic, you know what I'm saying? Mic down. And guess what? This is one of my favorite episodes. This has been out of control.

I was telling people to shush the whole time. Like I was in a movie theater because they say black people talk in a movie theater. And guess what? Black people talk during the podcast. We just realized that. And guess what, man? We're having fun. Little Pimpin, I just upgraded you to Big Pimpin'.

You are now Big Pimpin'. Big Pimpin'! And I love West Coast niggas, man. I'm going to be honest. West Coast. We're going to go do a whole West Coast. Love your weed, too. Man, I also got to shout out Snoop.

Yes. Snoop was in the studio with Swizz. They both hit me up and said, man, we love what you're doing, your thing on the podcast. Because this is for hip hop. You know what I'm saying I'm Snoop D with Snoop And I started feeling Spiders in my body

I don't know I'm trying to tell you About this West Coast weed Shut up Snoop D I'm trying to get you Spiders Who write the phobia

I'm gonna get y'all I'm gonna get y'all We gonna end it with this One time Snoop was in New York Right Right And he came I filmed it.

This is for the What What documentary exhibit. And, you know, I brought all my, you know, my niggas wear Yankee outfits, which is blue. Right. So in their mind, they were crip. You know what I'm saying? Right, right. So we went to go see Snoop. And Snoop just keep passing us blunts, keep passing us blunts.

So my gangsta niggas is disappointed in me. They're like, why you not smoking as much as Snoop and I'm smoking? So we sitting there like, and I'm filming, and I'm like, damn, I got tired. I felt like I ran a marathon, right? So my niggas was disappointed. They was like, y'all let Snoop smoke y'all out in New York. So mind you, right, now Snoop hit me. He's doing a man show.

It's in Bishop Don Juan crib. Who remembers this? Somebody said, yeah. All right, fuck y'all. It's not too many witnesses when we smoke Snoop back out. So we go to Bishop Don Juan crib and I buy a pound just for that. And I stay in there. And then Snoop said, I'm good.

I smoked enough. And I was, I won back. It's a one-one. It's a one-one. Snoop, listen, let me, this is when I knew this nigga's an OG. He was staying on like the 17th floor, right? We hit the 10th floor and the smoke alarm was on the 10th floor. You smelled the weed from the 10th floor.

And we walked in and the hotel was just like, it's Snoop, nigga. I was like, that's all? That's all. They didn't even get played. They didn't even get played. So, yo, man, again, I can't thank y'all enough. Capone, rest in peace. We're going to bring you back to life, baby.

But, yo, Dog Pound Gangsters, man, Daz and Corrupt, man. Yo, Daz, you know went I look at your discography And it's one thing That I can ask for you I need before Everything is all over I'm gonna do one more album man I seen Stevie Wonder

Too and shit And I didn't even I couldn't even approach him Like you said It was like You know he couldn't even see me If I wanted to You know what I mean

But I still wouldn't approach him Certain stars You don't even You don't even want to touch them. Did you meet Michael Jackson? Yeah, I met Mike. No! Word to A, ding. Word to A, drink on the table.

Right, right, right. Word to A, drink on the table, man. I got to take a drink before you start, okay. Yeah, I met him. Where was this at and where? We was in, we was that and where was crack this right here that's a guy and day what is this Colombian cocaine You going to go and grab you? No, let me tell you something. I would warn Rayquan by mixing drinks, but I've seen this nigga do this plenty of times. I've seen him drink Henny and white on the same night.

But you sure you want to do this? This is how Colombians... Yeah, I want to see it. I want to see it more. This is how Colombian people die. They just go in there and they drink this. Take a shot. This is...

Take a little shot. What's that shit? You for Asia. It's you for Asia. Good. It's good. It's Colombian. It's you for Asia. It's good. It's Colombian. It tastes like licorice.

He's an old school wino. Let's make noise for him being an old school wino. This shit tastes like that shit that used to have sparkles in it. Gold Slagger. Gold Slagger. The Gold Lease. Gold Slaggers. Gold Slaggers. Oh, the Gold Lease. Gold Slaggers. The Gold Lease. He know his liquors, man.

So, um... I don't know. You good? Good, nigga. Good, my nigga. Let's hit that. Come on, man. What were we talking about?

I was in the store. Michael Jackson, man. Michael Jackson, yeah. We need the Michael Jackson story. Nah, yo, Michael Jackson had big hands, man. What were we talking about? Michael Jackson, man. Michael Jackson, yeah. We need the Michael Jackson story. Nah, yo, Michael Jackson had big hands, man. What? Don't tell Dougie Stoker. It got weird.

It got weird. Yo. Nah, super real talk, man. We had big hands. You remember where he was at? Yeah, we was in Miami. We was out here. What? Y'all we was in Miami. We was out here. What?

Y'all met Michael in Miami? Where'd you fuck up from Miami? He was in Kendall. You know who it was? He was in Kendall. We was in the hit factory in the studio, you know, me and Ghost. That's when we was living out here in Miami. Okay, okay.

I lived out in Miami for like two years. And we was working on an album and all of that. And, you know, we was in the hit factory. And next thing you know, you know we're looking through the blinds. We hear all these cars coming in the driveway. There's a bunch of black vehicles just pulling up out of nowhere. We're looking through the blinds like, who the fuck is that?

Next thing you know, Michael just jumped out with his two kids. Just him by himself. Next thing you know, we're looking like oh, shit, that's Michael Jackson. You know what I mean? Michael Jackson. It's like, yo, that might have been the time my heart, you know, skipped for real. For sure. And next thing you know, he started to walk towards our room, you know, from the outside.

So, you know, me and Ghost, we like, oh, shit, the nigga's coming this way. So we sat down like, we sat down like, he walked in and shit, he walked in and shit, he walked in with the owner of the hit factory. And when he walked in, it was like, all we did was just look up to him, like, what's up, Mike? How you doing? You know what I mean? Like, how you doing, Mike? And, yo, he kicked it with us for like around a good nine minutes.

So Mike knew who y'all was? Did y'all have to introduce yourself? Nah, we had to introduce ourselves, my nigga. Like, you know, it made me laugh, too, because Ghost was like, yo, you know, he was telling Mike like yo, you know I did you join Like yo, I did work. He was like, which one, which one? So, you know, and Mike, and Mike was just acting like, you know,

like, Ghost was like, yo, you heard it? You heard it? He was like, nah, I ain't playing.

Yo, that shit was, man, it was super funny, man. I had to call my mother and all that after that, B.

Right, right. I'm going to be honest. I hung out with Bishop Don Juan for like a whole weekend. He had me gassed, right? So, what happened was, they gave me a whole weekend. He had me gassed, right? So what happened was they gave me a famous player card.

You remember the famous player card? It was gold. They gave me 917 on there. And they asked me to come to the player's ball. I got there, and then, you know, I'm on road for real. But I took two days out of my schedule. I walked into the players' shit. It was a white bitch that was walking in.

A white bitch said, hey, how you doing? Are you Nori? I don't even know if she asked me to take a picture. She asked me something. I said, bitch, you better play up. You was in the pitfall. I was in my pitfall. I definitely didn't know.

And she chose me. I said, bitch, you better choose before you lose. I don't know why I said that. And Bishop Darmore, what's my nigga? Juju, Pimp Juju. All of them was trying to knock me. All of them was trying to knock me. They said, yo, Nori.

And the white bitch kept standing by me. And I said, I don't know what I did. I don't know what I did. You didn't get the memo. I didn't get the memo to pimp correctly and then I wanted to pass off, but she really didn't want to be passed off. You ever seen that nigga? He got about,

he always got about five or six hoes. His bitches got to stare at the ground. They can't look up. And now, well, what about him? Let's break him down. It's kind of funny, though, because his bitches, they'll sit somewhere. Even when they sit down, the whole time they out, they can never look up. They have to look at the ground. And they be sitting there talking to

each other. And then if you dare, you're like, you know, I'm a little crazy guy. So you go in there and try. I just try to fuck with them and break them a little bit and be like, how y'all doing? They can't speak to no outside man, nothing. They can't ever look up. That sounds crazy. That's him out.

That's just like you wearing your jewelry. He's showing you his pimpin'. He's like, I could have told them bitches to look straight ahead. I could have told them bitches to stand in a circle. But I told them to look down. Don't ever look up. Don't talk to anybody except me or each other. I ain't going to lie.

This is how I knew I wasn't ready for pimpin'. Because my white bitch did that. My white bitch was just like, she wouldn't look at no other. That sounds like none of us is ready for pimpin'. Pimpin' Juju said, it was Pimpin' Juju and Pimpin' Ken. And they both stepped to me and said, you don't know what you're doing right now. I said, I got to leave her alone. And she just kept looking.

That's how I knew she was more experienced than me. So niggas who pimp and niggas who have pimp game are of it. Wait, so it's a difference. Pimping and having pimp game. I like the way you broke that down. Because having pimp game means that it. Wait, so it's a difference. Pimping and having pimp game. I like the way you broke that down. Because having pimp game means that I probably

could apply it, but I'm doing other shit I don't know. Right, right, right. Pimping is stressful, man. Pimping is stressful. Break that down for us, Troy.

You telling a woman to do the stuff she's doing. There are fucking repercussions to that shit, man. Mentally, it fucks people's heads up, so you got to deal with that shit.

Because you telling them to go in the car, suck them off. And you saying, it fucks people's heads up, so you got to deal with that shit. Because you're telling them to go in the car. And you're saying, don't fuck with nobody but me, so every emotion she goes through is coming to you. So let me ask you something. After they do that, they give you the money, do you have to make them feel like your girlfriend? They got to feel loved.

You got to do all this shit. They got to feel loved. You got to do this shit, man. It's a lot of shit. Like, if you want to really... They're actually your chick. If you want to be a boss, man, you have to feel loved. You got to do all this shit. They got to feel loved. You got to do this shit, man. It's a lot of shit. Like, if you want to really... They're actually your chick. If you want to be a boss pimp, you have to be focused. That's what you do.

I've never heard this term. Did you say boss pimp? Yeah, that means you're in control. You're on a run for a while. And you could go to another statement. She's still... You're still a boss pimp. You know what they call that?

Long-range pimping. You can send her anywhere. Hold up. Let's make some noise. Hold up. Let's make some noise for long long range pimping you can send her anywhere Long-range five I blame your homie over there, but long range Gradually should say my brothers and you know anything that we said that was inappropriate, fuck it. Let's go.

Dream Champs right here on Revolt and the number one podcast in the motherfucking world. That's right. I feel sorry, sis. Tell me what you're talking about. Do we get a t-shirt? Of course. You get a t-shirt. You get whatever you want, sis. And I'm going to be honest. Miami yeah you got a trophy oh shit you know we gave you the ass either yeah right Oh, my God. That's the Super Drinks that shit! That's the bottle of the finish!

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We all drink on this. I'm drinking from the cup. Yes. Let's go. I need help! Oh! Oh! Let go! Let go! Oh! Oh! Oh!

I don't know, nigga. It's like, we know each other, and I just robbed you, we gonna take it to the streets. Right? But he robbed you. Would you? No, I robbed him and what you gonna do? You gonna call the police to not rob him? Let's not incriminate you. He robbed you. Yeah. He was a coward. Yeah.

Okay, let's go. Alright, let's go. Fuck. Alright. Fuck that shit. Let's go. I took that fuck nigga shit, right, and the fuck nigga called nine on a nigga and my nigga I looked for the nigga, the nigga fled, the nigga ain't never been in Miami, pussy nigga,

he know what time it is, he can't come back here, he ain't been here ever since, you understand what I'm saying? And then boom, so I did that, the nigga fuck nigga fled, you understand what I'm saying? And I'm still here, and what I did, Bible on the dash, I had the fucking, the beat,

for about a year and a half and I was just riding to it and I'm like man I can't do I can't just say anything on this beat I got to come with it and the only thing the only the the the the only time I'm really good at rapping is when my back is against the wall so my back was against the wall and I was running through my beats and shit like that and I say boom got the Bible on the dash I said man as a jit coming up me and my niggas the old heads I used to be driving a little work from whatever we'll be riding around the neighborhood you know saying a few times and weighing up and bagging whatever while we riding and shit and they used always used to have a little

Bible on the dash or a big Bible on the dashboard get the fuck out of here yeah that's how we ride you know it's a car crash oh geez they used to have a Bible on the dashboard so I say I'm going to do this life right now I'm about to go through some hellified yet mmm you know I'm saying I'm not embark upon some hellified get money I need I need something and I thought about it I say my Bible on the dash man I remember when I saw that boom after that I said like this I holla at my nigga you be shut out you be not saying I step to you be shut out the Field you know say about the AC you be Check it out so so good so I get down there and I say hey man, so look I got this case

I'm going through my say I don't know what to do for real. I'm chasing the nigga. I can't whack the nigga. The nigga gone. You know what I'm saying? So, boom, what can I do? The nigga called nine on the nigga. What you want me to do?

What can I do? And I say, look, what's up with this Santeria thing, man? We ain't going to get into all that because people is going to get scared. No, I'm not. That's not what I'm saying. Wait, are going to get scared. No, no, no. That's not a thing. Wait, hold on. Time out. Yo, someone put their fucking skirt down.

Hold on, hold on. We're going to come back to that. But here's where I want to go. My second favorite gunplay footage on the internet. Oh, so you get riled up and now calm down. Is when you was in Columbia. Right here. And then you sniffed that white.

How did that go down? I would like to. You asked the police. He did it on camera. God damn it. We saw what happened on camera. I didn't see that. I didn't see that part.

He said it on camera. On camera? The police gave it to you? He said everything on camera. I spent $10 and got a $14. But you know, this is... Now, what... What?

Huh? Hey, but I... You know what I'm saying? I'm just telling you some shit. You know what I'm saying? Not like the people that peed on themselves. The spiritual world is real. I cut fucking chickens and goats, nigga.

And that's how I picked the case. If you really want to know... Wait, say it again. Say it again. Say it again. I cut chickens and goats. nigga, and that's how I picked the case. Wait, say that again. Say it again. Say it again. I cut chickens and goats, if you really want to know. Santaria, make some noise for being voodoo. Listen.

You know, Capone is hating. He just don't want to claim it. I don't know why. He knows. He knows. Yeah, yeah. He's hating. I don't know why he don't want to claim it.

I don't know why he don't want to claim it. I don't know why he don't want to claim it. All that shit. Yo, what's up? Get my mom, son. What's up? Get my mom. What's up? I hung out with you back in the days in the studio.

Right. And I couldn't understand what you said. You were really hood country. Like, blah, blah, blah. It took me two minutes. But then I see you. When you get intellectual, you know how to go there. I just speak truth.

That's it. Now, T.R., what kind of fights you used to have as a child? What you mean? Because I'm wondering, why the fuck you try to fight Floyd Mayweather? Why the fuck you thought you was going to win? You try to fight Floyd Mayweather? Is that true? That's not true?

You can tell me. You can tell me now. It ain't true. Hey, man. You know what? If you paid to fight, you talk about it. If you're not paid to fight you talk about it Now you're the only over you don't want to drink come on French, you know, I don't do that friend I don't do that though right that ain't really like you know I need to move

Tiger bone No talking about shit that happened in the streets I thought you snuffed up but you talk about you don't talk about shit that happened in the streets some noise fatigue I still think he in the street I say I was in there every day Happened in the streets, you don't talk about it. It happened in the streets. You know what I'm saying?

You're leaving there. All right. This is going to change. There's going to change. Some shit is happening in there. T.I. I broke into the side. Look at my money.

Get your shot glasses. And you don't want a shot, right, T.I.? No. Because we're going to respect our legends. My nigga, Tim, is hands on. He's hands on. No, man. You want me to pour the shots, Rich?

My nigga. My nigga. I got the first one. You got the second me to pour the shots, Rich? My name. I got the first one. You got the second one. What the fuck is this? This is... What's that? Is that a shot?

This is a shot. Why? What the fuck is this, though? Is it a brandy? A cognac? Like, what the fuck is this? No, it's not. It's a vibe.

It's a vibe. Smell it. Smell it, T.I. It's a vibe. It's a vibe. No, it tells me it's a vibe. Smell it, Tia. That's some Chinese shit, trust me. Nah, it's a vibe. Wait, wait, one more, one more.

All right, here, French. Here, give French the big shot. Shit, now. Here, here, here. That's a big one. Macabaya bing, we call this Macabaya Bing Bongs. Macabaya Bing Bongs. I hear you.

That shit smell like soy sauce. It is. For you, soy sauce. It's for you. It's for you. It's for you. It's for you. It's for you.

It's for you. It's for you. It's for you. It's for you. It's for you. That shit smell like soy sauce. It's soy sauce. It's soy sauce. It's soy sauce. Yo, I love how you move. You took a skele-o before you took the shit. Yeah, you know I'm a skele-o. I know, I know. Salud. Yo, T.I.

Cheers. French. Zach. Yo. Thank God. Macabaya big bombs. Make some noise! Shit tastes like dirty cobwebs.

Yo, French. You know French. I can buy a big bomb. Make some noise. Shit tastes like dirty cobwebs. Yo, French, you know French. You know French is an alcoholic. You know that, right? No. I'm an alcoholic as well. I never heard anything.

I never heard nothing that was so good. But you and Puff have an ability to keep going. Like, I see. One time, off the rip video shoot, by the way, you invited me to East New York. It was very disrespectful. Because East New York, they just die right there. They just die right there. And by the way, we almost got arrested

together. Do you remember that part? The police rolled up. I threw so much weed, I didn't realize how pussy I was. Like, how? I was like, like, cause I'm like, you know, we got the other things, but those are stashed the right way. But when the police came, I had so much to eat, I was like, come on. The video got us locked up.

The nigga that shot the video. The way he planned the whole video was just like. You was in East New York. You know that's the most dangerous place in New York City. But I thought he had us situated. Oh, no, we were not situated. We had us in a parking lot in the back. One way in, one way out.

You had one security. Big up Max. Everybody don't like each other in there way out You had one security Everybody Bigger max Don't like each other in there I don't Everybody around me Is security This was the death zone

I'm talking about We're in death box You already said East New York East New York We in the death zone That's already Off the rip video shoot

I'm there And 900 police come I'm like this They knew exactly Who had the guns. They ran straight to them. Yeah, they went straight to them. Whoever set that shit up, that shit was just like a vibe.

And you're saying who snitched? Because it's blowing them up right now. I don't know. There's a snitch podcast. The I Don't Know Nigga? Fuck you. Whoever the I Don't Know Nigga is. You want to do another shot?

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Don't worry. If you missed your flight, I got you. Like, we rich. What'd you just say? I said, Rosie Perez knocked on my door looking for him. With the titties out. I was like, oh, yo. You said Rosie Perez?

No, Rosie Perez. Rosie Perez came looking for him. Yo, Tip, you been knocking on my door. Let me ask you, Tip. Listen, so you a tip. Listen. Respecting Rosie. All love to Rosie. All love to Rosie. How was it kissing Janet?

I mean, I mean. When she came to the crib, it was like white man can't jump came to the crib. How was it kissing Janet Jackson? I mean, it was great. Describe it for us. He wants to know everything. That's Penny, man. Thatcribe it for us. I mean it. He wants to know everything. That's Penny, man. That's Penny, man.

We miss Penny, man. That's Penny, man. It was great. Exactly. It was Penny. It's Penny. And she made Pac take an age test, but she did not make you take an age test. Yeah, no.

The shit. So here's the thing, right? So we was doing a movie. Damn, Noreen. I love this shit. I love you. Let me clean this thing, right? So we was doing a movie. Damn, Nori. So. I love this shit. I love you. Let me clean this real quick because I got to bounce in a minute. Let's get straight to it.

All right, Dad. I got it. I got it. Give me a second. So we doing poetic justice shit. Yes. So we chilling and shit. Me and Pac out there, we chilling or whatever.

So we did rehearsals or whatever. And I forget what the album, I think it was All Eyes. No, I think it was, I can't remember which album. Me Against the World? Yeah, I think it was Me Against the World, actually. So we were out there, we chilling and shit. So we had a table reading and shit. And me and the nigga, we chilling, smoking, whatever, whatever, whatever.

Me and him. Yo, that's motherfucking Penny nigga I was like I know nigga this fucking Penny we both going off like that so whatever he said that's Penny? like I just said to you god damn it let's make some noise so boom so we at Simi Valley Simi Valley So, boom. So, we at Simi Valley.

Simi Valley. Simi Valley. You know what Simi Valley is? No, I don't. Simi Valley is where they made the decision on Rodney King. Rodney King. Oh, wow. This is the night the decision came in, my nigga.

We at Simi Valley. Yeah, Simi Valley. You and Pac. No, no, no. Pac. I just gave you a little precursor. Oh, okay. To how, you know, just so my thing.

You're talking about Penny. Me and Penny and John Singleton and all the extras and the gaffers. Semi-Valley? And everybody's in motherfucking Semi-Valley. Go ahead. Right? So we shooting the joint. So we go through the kids' shit.

We do that shit 10, 11 times. The shit is cold outside. Keep us on hold out there. Because now niggas are starting to riot back in the city. Get the fuck out of here. Because the decision came. You here. do that shit 10, 11 times. The shit is cold outside. Keep us on hold out there because now niggas are starting to riot back in the city because the decision came. And we're in Simi Valley. The courthouse was like two miles

up from where we were shooting. Get the fuck out of here. So they didn't want us to move. They wanted to keep the set kind of static until they got a read on what was happening around because the riots started popping up, whatever. So we out there, we keep just doing a scene. Keep kissing

and shit, right? Is your tongues touching? Let me shake your hand again. Let me shake your hand. Read up! Don't! Don't think you're a kiss pity. Make some noise for tongue kissing. He went to first base with Penny.

We both get the sniffles and all that shit. Poor thing. I'm about to actually be smashed. Here we go. I mean, that was my girl. That was my girl. Man. I mean, after a while. I mean, everybody was my girl. That was my girl. Man. I mean, after a while.

I mean, everybody know that. I'm getting another five. You know that? Yo, you smashing a lot of Hollywood things out there. Come on. It's getting weird. I got to go. I got to go.

But that was my girl. But anyway. But let me. Because I want to get to the pop shit. So we caught a fucking cold and shit or everybody damn it seemed like but i definitely she was sick i was sick whatever so i don't know what that decision was on her part to be like he has to get an age test but she definitely was like well if i'm gonna like kissing with him and he's gonna you know i gotta make sure that and me and-da-da-da.

And me and the nigga was talking about it. I went to his chair and he was like, yo, don't you know they asked me to take a motherfucking eight? Nigga was hot. He was hot. I was like, what? He was like, I can see if I was fucking a bitch, then I understand. But the scene ain't even nothing. You know how pop is.

Man animated That's how he was I never met Pop Oh you never met him Nah Yeah that's how The nigga was Busta used to rock

With him Was this after The Source Awards The incident That was before That was before This was before The Source Awards

Yeah And the Source Awards Incident was just like You would have to Break that down It was a mis It was a miscommunication In the backstage.

Tell us about it. Oh, that's right. So we won an award or whatever. And we go on and accept the award. And they gave the nigga the green light to go on and perform. So he comes on and performs. Now Nas had just put out the Illmatic shit. And, you know, people looked at Pac At the time in New York

As like kind of A west coast nigga But the nigga was He was An east coast nigga He's from the east coast of New York He was born in New York His mother used to rock

Around all the way So he had deep ties Around all the way Like deep Deep Deep ties Like his mother was You know Black Panther

They had a Black Panther Set up around our way. Joanne Chestermart, all that. You know what I'm saying? So he had deep ties around the way. So anyway, the nigga ran on stage. You know, niggas was hot. The niggas looking.

Niggas was blowing them. He was like, fuck it. You know, he was with niggas from around our way on stage. On stage. Yeah. Stretching them niggas. Yeah, exactly. Yeah stage. Stretching them niggas. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I'm right over here.

So then, it got a little ugly. The funny part, though. But here's the thing. Pac saw Ali. Ali was tight. Shouts out to, what's her name who does the sauce?

Benzino. Yeah, shouts out to Benzino. son's name who does the sauce? Benzino. Yeah, shouts out to Benzino. He's always treated me with respect. I saw some shit floating online. He was talking about, oh, this nigga Q-Tip was crying or Ali was crying. I didn't even see this nigga back. Nobody was crying. That was off of our show.

That was our show. Off of our show. Okay, yeah. Come on, B. Wait, Benzino said what? No, no, I don't know. It wasn't nothing. It wasn't nothing.

He didn't say nothing crazy. It wasn't crazy. It wasn't nothing. He didn't say nothing. It wasn't crazy. It wasn't crazy. I'll be clear on what you said. He was just saying the niggas was crying. They told the story on this story. The stage and niggas was like in teary eye or whatever. It was kind of funny.

It was like, no, no, no, no, no, because I got to go. Let me. And when I leave, y'all niggas can chop it up. But let me just have my piece. Thank you. Thank you. So I rarely do these shits, you know what I'm saying? But, so we on stage or whatever, and niggas was hot.

Right. Straight up. And we was, we was mid-arbed up out there. You got Nupak at the time? Yeah. Okay. It's cold in there. Okay, continue.

I'm sorry. So, we trying to get to this nigga's dress, see what it was. You know what I'm saying? So, Ali is with his Brooklyn niggas or whatever. We with the whole crew. We was with our whole

fucking crew. Everybody was trying to see what that was. And we had a little incident. Me and a couple of my niggas. I had to go sit down, you know what I'm saying, at the fucking tombs for a couple nights, whatever. That's what it is. Q-Tip being locked up? I mean, nigga. Q-Tip was in the baby.

I mean, my nigga, look. Anyway, let's continue. So we sit down, whatever. Ali saw Pac. Pac was like, yo, I never met no disrespects. I love y'all niggas. Are you crazy? That was just da-da-da-da-da.

Buster hit me. And Buster was like, yo, you coming to L.A., right? Because you told me he was coming to L.A. And I was like, yeah. He was like, yo, you coming to L.A., right? Because you told me he was coming to L.A. And I was like, yeah. He was like, yo, I spoke to the nigga Pac. When you get out of here, when you get out of here,

this all sits down. I was like, cool. They was at the St. James Apartments. I hit Buss. Buss was like, we over here now smoking, whatever, drinking,

whatever, nigga Pac. I was like, of course. So we went over there. We all fucked up. And Pac was like, come on, nigga, you know, come on. It's me and you.

I love you man Is this pre-Death Row Pac or post? Yeah this is pre-Death Row Before This is when I was shooting High Learning at the time

Okay And Omar I was Yeah this before This before This is during Before everything No no no

This is during This is during The same time frame When he went and Popped the two Off dutyduty police in Atlanta. So me, Omar, Abs, Little Daddy, Shane were staying in these fully rented apartments because we were shooting a movie. And at the time, what's the light brown eyed dude that used to be on BET, son? A.J.?

Johnny Simpson. Johnny Simpson, there you go. When Pac got with Kamal, he told me he wanted to speak to him because he knew that I was the closest thing to Q-Tip at the time. So when he talked to me, he was just explaining to me because back then,

niggas was performing off of dad tapes. Right. So when you perform Off of dat tape It ain't like the fucking Instant replay It ain't like the Serato It ain't like none of these

You gotta rewind it Literally If a nigga press play It's gone You have to rap on it Because you're gonna lose Your placement Exactly

So He was saying The person that was assigned To trigger his dat tape P pressed play while they was dealing with their acceptance speech. And he had to go. He had to go. So it looked like he just was going to say, fuck they acceptance speech. I'm just going to come out here and rhyme over these niggas.

And he said to me personally, that had nothing to do with me. He was like, I would never dis-tribe. As a matter of fact, I want to do a public truce on BET. Yeah, he wanted to do that, yep. Wow. So they came together to clarify and organize the public truce on BET. And unfortunately, he passed before that got to happen. Yeah, a lot of shit passed on before we actually got to get that right.

But it was never nothing. Because we know you got to go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on. Come on. Now, how did you feel when these two little Queens dudes come to you? Mm. Prodigy and Havoc, and then they come to you,

and then you say, y'all niggas is great, and let me shape and mold it a little better. We had Havoc on Drink Champs. He said that personally. He said, we had the album. We had it almost done, but we wanted to see the legend. And you tweaked the album.

And they made a Drink Champs classic on the song, The Henny Joint. Oh, The Henny Joint. Yeah, no. That was crazy. I need you to do something for me. Yeah. I need you to describe that $10 million pussy when you sold 10 million units. Every year. Unbelievable, huh? It's a shaggy ass, shaggy ass, right? Let's keep it real.

You a Jamaican, you cross boundaries. You said it wasn't him. Listen, man. Anybody with that amount of success. I don't take them to get the brown boots. I stop at the pink sandals. Pink sandals. Anybody with that amount of success shouldn't have a pussy problem. But how is it, though?

You know what I'm saying? Honestly, though. Of course it has to be great, how is it, though? You know what I'm saying? Of course it has to be great, bro. For our listeners. You know what I'm saying? For our listeners. That's a personal question for you. The thing is that I was never used, I was never new to these monsters. Because if you're ever from old Carolina, that was another global hit.

So I've been getting global snatch all my life. You know what I'm saying? Global snatch. Global snatch. That's how you know what I'm saying? And he called it snatch. Global snatch. That's like you know he was taking shit down. Taking shit down. You know what I mean?

Like a goddamn. You got to be used to that from day one, from in school. Even though I was in the middle. As a matter of fact, I was in the war. All right. I was probably one of the only few people in the middle of the desert that got. Got some ass. Desert ass that got some desert yams. He got some desert yams.

He got some desert yams. Desert snatch, according to him. Damn. He's out there meeting Walter. He getting yams. There's a couple of jobs you got in the military. I was a cannoneer, which is known as... It was a tank? No, it was almost a cannon.

It's artillery. I fire 155 howitzers, and the shit lands indirect fire on some fucking grid scare and blow some motherfuckers up. So you were not in D.C. I fired shit. That's hard, Shaggy. Go ahead. So while we was there... Shit. He's stupid. He said That's hard, Shaggy. So while we was there... He's stupid.

That's why you body niggas in this. He was in the war. He was in the war, yeah. He was in the war. That was in the first Gulf War. It's on record. He was body niggas. The first against Saddam.

You went from first to your niggas to singing to the chips. This is shot. This is shot. singing to the chips. This shot. This shot. Howard Sir's evil. You shot Howard Sir. He out there. I don't know. But it's certain jobs.

And he hit him from eight miles away. It's over. Yeah, it's over. It's over. But there's certain jobs in there that you get. I used to be. I'm a skater. What they call in the military a skater.

What that mean? Simple means I ain't going around saying hoorah, hoorah. You know what I'm saying? If I could park my Jeep and put my foot up and chill, I'm going to do it. You ain't going to see me running around trying to be SCO. And that's the military in Jamaica? I'm going to get this now. No, no.

U.S. Marine. U.S. Marine. U.S. Marine. Semper Fi. You know what I'm saying? Do or die. First to go. That type of shit. First Bush era. Yes. Marine. U.S. Marine. U.S. Marine. Go for it. Semper Fi. You know what I'm saying? Do or die. First to go. That type of shit.

First Bush era. Yes. First Bush. There you go. Daddy Bush. Ain't it that? That's why the young Bush told us to shut up.

Right. While I was there, I was up in another Bush. It's all good. You know what I'm saying? The point I was trying to make, I used to drive and go for the child truck.

I'm the guy. Now, you see, you got a navigation system in your car to make, I used to drive and go for the child truck. I'm the guy. Now, you see how you got a navigation system in your car right now? We used to drive them Humvees, them big old flat ones. But they had these big-ass navigations, the big white thing. And that was how we used to drive to find a way to the main base to pick up the child. Now, when you're picking up child and stuff like that, child is actually the breakfast and the food. You go down there, they give you five loaf of bread, I put one

under my seat. You get six peanut butters, I put one under my seat. So, you know, I'm the man. You know, everybody wants something, yalla. You know, I pick up the mail. Motherfucker's glad to see me because I got the mail. You know, motherfucker's just glad to see me because, you know, I come in, I got the mail. You know, this motherfucker is glad to see me because, you know,

I come in and I got cigarettes. It is what it is. You know, so me and everybody on the platoon and the battery is friends.

Now, how does Janet Jackson smell? I never met her. Remember, I told you. I thought y'all did the video. We did the record together. She was never in my video.

Oh, she never came. No, no, no, no. She never came in my video. I took her to number one, though. It's all good. She didn't want to do nothing with the record, but I took it all the way. So it's all good. I'm not mad.

I just need proof. But I went back. When I went down to the main base, they had women Marines. And they would. Jose. Because they're the ones giving you the food and giving you the mail and all that. The admin girls. I mean.

I'm listening, Shaggy. So you got to make yourself, you know. You made yourself available for that. But you met Mariah Carey before? I met Mariah. You know what I did? I didn't meet Mariah, but you met her too, so stop fucking with me. That's the homie.

That's the homie. You trying to fuck it up. That's the homie, yeah. But I don't know no Maria. Mariah, I miss the relationship. I forgot. I don't have no famous relationship. No, I'm blowing you up right now.

You're trying to make it up. You're like, relax. No, I don't. We're relationship. No, I'm blowing you up right now. You're trying to make it up. No, I don't. What famous bitch you knock down? I've knocked down a lot of famous bitches. But none of them that, you know, I ain't out there like that. I like that.

I respect how you put it. But that was pre-social media. Like right now, y'all don't fuck with that shit. That's what I was thinking. But it's a good time to say, are you walking straight right now? Because I know you walk straight right now. You're a good dude

right now. I'm a great guy. Father, husband, all that shit. You can't work in this time and environment these days. You got to put all that down. This is for them young'uns. They see now, they want to put everything out there. Me and you, we got problems like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm happy, too.

I'm keeping it real. Yeah, we can. But that's why I know at one point you was a wild nigga. I've been that my whole life. My nigga, you sold 10 million. We got to make some noise for that. God damn it. And you know what?

It rang. And danced. And danced. you know what? It rang in. And danced. But you know what's iller? Is that, you know, you sold 10 million. It was a global, though. It was a global thing. Thank you, sir. You made global music.

You made music that transcended. Like, when I made Superdog or Homeboy, like, even Oye Mi Cando, these records that Z100 played. Yeah. It was always bugged out to me. Yeah. Because that's a whole new audience you see.

A whole different audience. Then they look at you like, oh, he's one of our Caucasians. We like him. That's why I discovered Jägermeister. I was like, yeah, I'm in. I was like, I'm fucking waiting. How many record artists sold as much as you sold? The only other person that sold Diamond is Bob Marley.

Bob Marley. Wow. So not even Shabba. No. Shabba sold gold. Damn. Wow. Shabba sold gold.

But I'm the only one that has a Diamond album. I'm the first. You're going to tell me Murder, She Wrote didn't even make it that way? No. That's a little bit. I think it was a number one. But I had the first dancehall number one with Old Carolina in the British chart. Great record.

I had the first dancehall record to actually debut at number one in the British chart was Mr. Boombastic. We did it three times, Mr. Boombastic, Angel, and It Wasn't Me. So you always broke it over there? Yeah. No, no. But I'm saying when you come, you know the British chart, when you come out of the charts,

you got climbing charts, I debut in that number one. Right? And then I'm the only dance hall artist with a number one album, which is Hot Shot. And, you know, they took us off

the number one spot. I remember J-Lo came in, took us off, and we took her back off and it was just one of them situations. And we've been consistent. And look at this.

This is 2016. I'm 48 years old and I was, you know, I had a top 20 hit last year with I Need Your Love. We back up on the charts again. We're in the top 40 right now. So it's still a blessing to still be doing that. What about J-Lo? You met J-Lo? I met her.

She's one of my favorites. How does she smell? She's actually great. Great. Great? She smells like his cocoa yo-yo? I met her. She's one of my favorites. How does she smell? She's actually great. Great? She smells like his cocoa yo-yo. Yeah. Great.

You know what I gotta give it up to J-Lo about? You see all these young chicks now that's coming up? The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration in the United States. Recipients have done the improbable, showing immense bravery and sacrifice in the name of something much bigger than themselves. This medal is for the men who went down that day. It's for the families of those who didn't make it. I'm J.R. Martinez. I'm a U.S. Army veteran myself. And I'm honored to tell you the stories of these heroes on the new season of

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It's a dirty earth. Like I said, I threw out an album i threw out something a little a little mixtape and i got him saying this shit on on live so i know niggas ain't got no love lost it is what it is my name every every you know i mean whatever this motherfucker i got sonny dbt his name is mr super slime on instagram he just got clean he just got clean He smoked his chest hairs So yeah So the nigga took me to Brooklyn But he took me to Brooklyn

It's like 2000 2002 maybe He was signed to Rockefeller Whatever year that was So we went out to Brooklyn So he said yo drop me I'm going to get some grenades Now to me I'm thinking it could be anything I had a grenade at the time, like a little bit earlier.

Okay. I'm fucking with him. He's fucking with the bitches. He's yelling out the window. And he just, you know, he just came home from jail so he was telling me how to see his side. He got him trapped. So he pulled up to this little brownstone. He walked up and came back. He had a brown bag. He said, I got grenades. I said, my nigga, what's

grenades? So this nigga pulled out an old school bag and pulled out like motherfucking 100 nickels of crack, my nigga. But I said, in Brooklyn, my nigga, y'all still got, like they had capsules. The old school Lufthansa 19, so yeah. In the 2000s, yeah. So he would call the shit grenades,

and he was like, son, this is what, I said, what is that? He said, this is what a grenade is. He go, hmm. In the studio. In the studio. This is real. It got awkward.

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I'm going to name it all he threw up. He was doing a lot of cocaine at one point. I got a great cocaine story. My nigga Mayor. Give me one. When Mayor said, I mean, I knew him for years. So listen, now I'm going to tell you how he started doing the shit So we went to nigga we're the China Club it's me and him so we mean

I think that was on the same China Club was on the same block as the 42nd W Street on Times Square. You could actually walk there from there. I went to the China Club with Mayor before, and he was also on cocaine. Let's talk about it. I'm giving you the first date. Mayor, you know we love you, baby. You're getting a lot of money here at Team Standout. Let's go.

So we back the two baddest bitches in the world. Man, we got we love you, baby. You're getting a lot of money. You're a teamster now. Let's go. So we bagged the two baddest bitches in the world. Man, we got like 30 bottles. So now we go to the W. So now we getting there. We got E's. I'm taking E. He's taking E's. She's drinking, drinking.

So the bitch pulls out a bag of Coke. So I look at her. Man, look at me. And she go, yo, who would do this off my asshole? I said, off your ass. He's also an ass eater. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But me, I never did it.

He never did it. He's the wingman. He's going to go first. It's getting crazy. Let's go. So the bitch, she said, yo, she told me, take it out of the bag. Now, when she said asshole, does she mean the bun or does she mean the crack? No, straight down the crack.

Straight down the crack. She's laying down. Okay, let's take it then. She wanted to go over the mountain. So we're getting an ass-eating story and a coke sniffing story. Who would have thought we would have gotten one of them? Yeah, we would have. That's a combo.

So the bitch said, take a bump out. So I put the whole shit, boom, boom. How did you know what a bump was? She told me. She told me. Okay. I told her. I told her.

Okay. Okay. It's time. I'm with you. Let's go. I mean, I know it. I'm human. You do the slamming.

He's human, man. We all do a bump. I don't do coke and I don't do shit. Good. So he did it. Boom. Okay. So I watched him. he did it again.

But he sniffed it or he licked it? Nah, nah. Because it felt like he licked it. Nah, no, no. How would you know? I don't know the way he's describing it. It was in the asshole. Continue.

He sniffed it first, everything left, and he might have licked it and then sniffed it. The residue. I feel like it was a lick in there somewhere. All right, continue. So he did it. Cool. So now I got a friend. So now they stay in there.

So now she's telling him, oh, you're the best. So now he asked us to get a separate room. So he paid for my room. I get my own room. He's a rich nigga. Yes. Yeah. I mean, we probably like $15,000, $15,000, $20,000, and the night just started.

And the night. And the night just started. It's a rich night. I have a similar story, but it involves shit. This is the same guy. He's my guy. It was him?

It's the same guy. Oh my God. Oh, that guy. Man, that's my name. Man, we love you. Let's not get this story twisted. I don't want to criminate myself

for looking stupid. All right. For the bitches or right now? No. So I had this other bitch. Okay. So boom.

So I went back to his room like an hour later. I said, what's up? He said, nothing. Bitch front or whatever, whatever. So I said, go get some ice. He went and got some ice.

So when I go in the room, the bitch said, take a bump off my ass. To you again. Yeah, but you gonna fuck me. Right and got some ice. So when I go in the room, the bitch said, take a bump off my ass. So you will get it. Yeah, but you're going to fuck me. Right. You're going to fuck. If I do that, you're going to fuck me.

That's what you're saying. So listen, so after we fuck, right? So he took a bump off her ass. You know, they got me a cake. I'm actually coming down here celebrating. Yes, man. Happy birthday. Happy birthday, man.

My two brothers, I love them to death. They got it fine. We tore up some kind of ghost we rented so I owe like 10 grand to somebody. That was some fuck shit. Oh, you tore up a ghost, you said? Yeah, we just tore up a ghost on my... You historic. I heard you did a test drive

and you left your car at the airport. You don't know. No, no, no, no. That's how broke I am. I thought he met a ghost. No. We told him a ghost. That shit was so crazy.

We don't sell bitch with that shit. But that's me to hear the doubt. But that thing. No, let's talk about it. What happened? I thought you test drive. So, you know, we've been in the city. It's kind of like it just ain't hit.

So they got it on like the, it's playing like every two seconds. So when I heard it, it was like, so my people called me. They were like, it's on the radio. Don't even cheer yet. I'm like, why? They said it added it. So when you get something added, like you go for an ad, you go for mixtape shows, it's cool. When you get it added, you're good.

Yeah, you're good. So it's number one. I just took a minute to come back to the test drive thing. I kind of, like, went a couple more blocks. Right. And you? Yeah, it was all right, dog. You know what I'm saying?

I was like, you know I went on that. You hit it. You hit it. I mean, you know what I mean? I hit it. And then you left it at the airport. Is that correct? I didn't leave it. I said, come and get it. I mean, I hit it. And then you left it at the airport. Is that correct? I didn't leave it.

I said, come and get it. I hit it. At least. At least you said that. Bro, it's out there. It's still out there. It's still out there. I mean, like, I told you where it was at.

I'm going to bring it in there. Like, who brings the car back? It's like 80 shirts waiting. They're like, we took what I was at. I'm going to bring it in there. Like, who brings the car back? It's like 80 serves waiting. They're like, we've been waiting on you. I know. It's outside. It's up the street. I'm down the street having a drink.

But let's be clear. This was a test drive. Not even, like, rent a car. I wanted it so bad. I wanted it. Who doesn't want a Hellcat? Oh, my God. Fucking hell. I wasn't ready. It's a lot. It's a lot. You wouldn't want a Hellcat? Oh, my God. Fucking hell.

I wasn't ready. It's still on. It's still on. You can't take a shot. I'm ready. I'll do another one, too. You ready? I'm fucking with you.

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