Drink Champs - #Throwback Episode - w/ Joe Budden | (Ep.47)

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs and we're taking it back to some of the most legendary moments in Drink Champs history Classic interviews, unforgettable stories, and iconic guests who shaped the culture. In this classic throwback episode of Drink Champs, N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN chop it up with the legendary, Joe Budden!  The Champs sit down with Joe Budden for a candid, no-holds-barred conversation. What starts as a casual hip-hop chat quickly evolves into a deep dive into some of the messier, more controversial corners of the industry. Joe opens up about his journey in rap and broadcasting, giving listeners insight into how he navigates fame, loyalty, and public perception.  A key segment centers on the infamous Taxstone incident, as Budden tackles fallout, accountability, and the ripple effects on the podcast world. He also discusses his experiences with reality television, his rivalry and triangulation with Drake, and what “podcast wars” look like behind the scenes.  Listeners walk away with a sense that Joe Budden isn’t just telling stories for entertainment — he’s reckoning with identity, conflict, and influence in a space that demands honesty even when it hurts. Make some noise for Joe Budden! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆   -Originally published on November 28th, 2016 *Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.com   Follow: Drink Champs https://www.drinkchamps.com https://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps https://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps https://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps   DJ EFN  https://www.crazyhood.com https://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy https://www.twitter.com/djefn https://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions   N.O.R.E.  https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga https://www.twitter.com/noreagaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. She said, Johnny. The kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas planes, teens are dying. Suicides that don't make sense. Strange accidents and brutal murders. In what seems to be, a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad. Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people.

There are people out there that absolutely know what happened. Listen to Paper Ghosts, The Texas Teen Murders, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith, and this is Jacob Goldstein, and we used to host a show called Planet Money. And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history. And some of the worst people, horrible ideas, and destructive companies in the history of business. First episode, How Southwest Airlines Used Chewereld. cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its way into the airline is. The most Texas story ever.

Listen to business history on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Big Take podcast from Bloomberg News keeps you on top of the biggest stories of the day. My fellow Americans, this is Liberation Day. Stories that move markets. Chair Powell opened the door to this first interest rate cut. Impact politics, change businesses. This is a really stunning development. for the AI world and how you think about your bottom line.

Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Two rich young Americans move to the Costa Rican jungle to start over, but one of them will end up dead and the other tried for murder three times. It starts with a dream, a nature reserve, and a spectacular new home. But little by little, they lose it. They actually lose it. They sort of went nuts. Until one night,

everything spins out of control. Listen to hell in heaven on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Ibel Angoria. And this week on our podcast, Hungry for History, we talk oysters, plus the Mianbi Chief stops by. If you're not an oyster lover, don't even talk to me. Ancient Athenians used to scratch names onto oyster shells to vote politicians into exile.

So our word ostracize is related to the word oyster. No way. Bring back the OsterCon. Listen to Hungry for History on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah, what's up? Y'all, what's going on, brother? Three Chance Radio, but he's a legendary queen's rapper. Hey, hang, Sangu.

This is your boy, N-O-R-E. He's a Miami hip-hop pioneer. What up is DJ E-F-N? Together, they drink it up with some of the biggest players in music and sports. You know what I mean? The most professional, un-professional podcast and your number one source for drunk fact. This is drinks champion, radio, where every day is, New Year's Eve. Let's go!

Yo, y'all-y-all-yo, this is your boy, N-O-R-E. What-up is DJEFN. And this drink chat's motherfucking podcast. Make some love! This should sound like a seal is dying. I'm testing new joint time, man. We have one of the dudes from the day that he stepped in this game. He has wanted to go bar from bar with the greats.

Lyrical, lyricism is so important to this guy. I ain't no one, too, nigga, I went. All right, hold on, let me tell you. Let's do his great answer. I'm binging you up. I'm binging you up. I'm binging you up. I don't take a compliment.

All right. Don't worry, don't worry about that. This guy came in the game. Came in the game and just wanted to let these people know that. Lyricism isn't dead. Lyricism is in the forefront. He later on made Joe Button's TV. Damn, did I just blow it up?

Now I'm just not how the fans know? Okay, all right. He made TV. And he fucked my name up in the process. I'm saying, I'm dyslexic. You got to give me a path. I'm dyslexic. So he made this TV show where he was like the first reality show on the minicam.

Do you think I can sue love and hip hip hip? Hold on, let's get to that. We're going to get to that. This guy's the first time someone added to your intro. Yeah, he's super adamant to the intro. Let's just get it to it. We got your buddy now. Make you know.

Okay. Okay. What did you say? You want to sue love and hip-off? No, that's not what I said. No, no, it's not breaking news. This is not breaking. No, but I thought that the other day, like when I thought back to some of those old clips.

Yeah, I think you invented Love Me Pop. Because I definitely did. So I'm, it might be a lawsuit. That's true. Honestly. No, yeah, I'm thinking about that now. Yeah, I'm one of my have. He was airing out relationship stuff early

She might have to text me In that relationship Because it doesn't seem like that end In an end you still have In an end we still speak Oh okay so what was what made you not go Do the next season of love my hip hop? How many years are you supposed to chase

Find a woman On going to national TV So I wasn't gonna I wasn't gonna fake a scene Just to do a show no That's not where my heart lie And was like Was your heart

And I never was asked to fake a scene by the way So let me say that too. But there's been scenes fake that you heard. I don't know. I mean, I watched the show. I mean, I just some shit on that. I'm a fan of the show. Also, they don't set up anything on living hip-hop? I've never set up. I've never set up. But you can't ask me, because I've never filmed with other people.

It was just your own situation. It was only me and my significant other and maybe another old significant other. So, right. Yeah. Now, is reality show something that you might pursue, maybe on your own or no? I won't say reality, but something on television. right something on television not necessarily reality TV but there's a bunch of different ideas that I have

just as a creative right so now as an artist I always have to big up artists this is what this platform is about rage against the machine is out there heavy rage and the machine rage and the machine out right now that's a great group though it's my guy yeah shout out to all of those guys but yeah the album is out

the niggas is fucking with it I'm fucking with it feels good about it we're on the road we promo it here with you guys he's great and Dan Green put this this promo tour together I don't know if I'm shout out, now, Dan Green. Oh, yeah. I'm going to shout out of it, Harry. Hell know.

Oh, shit. We've got Tiger Bone has arrived. Because Tiger Bone is not technically you live. Looker, you know that, right? It's an herb. I know what we used to use that for in Jersey City. Yeah, that's what it is for.

Okay. I don't know why. Yeah, I didn't know why that. What? Y'all used to shoot, niggas? No, I mean, I don't know what that is. It's what we did. Yeah, but it's not like Viagra.

You're not running around knocking shit down. You know what I'm saying? You can drink Viagra and you won't get horny. No, I was running around knocking you down on Tiger Ball. Oh, okay, you got a beautiful woman with you. Let's make some noise for Joe always having a beautiful woman. Let's make a noise. So much is wrong about these shout-ups.

Let's make noise for Joe always having a beautiful woman. Always having a beautiful woman. You got to get you in trouble with the beautiful woman. No, I'm saying, look, look, it looks like, I just seen Char interact, and it looks very genuine. And you look like a loyal man. I was Joe Buttons a lawyer man. Yes. Okay.

That was a great answer. That's a horrible question in front of his lady, too. I mean, some niggas is bold. You see havoc. Havoc was like... Wait, what a havoc said? No, because he had the chick right there. Like, right with my man, Sonny is standing.

And I start asking having some tough guy shit. And he was like, he was top man and all. I was like, he was a guy. But you could be top man when you just have a chick. What's the relationship? Yeah, exactly. She looked at like side. Yeah, she looked at side.

She was a side. She was a side. She was a tough. Let's just say that out loud. Hold on this conversation, and this is, oh, the Tiger Bowl. Let's put the Tiger Bowl. Yo, first off, let me shout out to my boy, Chris, Veggie Delight, veggie Delight, and Merrimar.

If you want to go out there, get some good vegan food, you know what I'm saying? And get some good Tiger Bone veggie delight, man, and Marmarmore. Shout to Monster for getting this energy as well. So now, Joe. Your niggas, shout out the more shit than a little bit. Yeah, I mean, you know. So, Joe. They get money.

Hey, Rory, take notes to all of this shit. These niggas is doing, man. Big up, Rory. We'll be bringing you in in a little while, Warre. So, Joe. You're from Jersey City, but your ties... By way of Queens and Spanagan. This is what I was getting to.

But your ties was with three greens guys that I know off top. It was DJ Clue, Web and Nitty, and maybe Skane Dollar. So that's four. That's four guys. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I can count. I can't spell that. Yeah, yeah. Web, Nitty, Skang, Clue.

That was so long ago, just by happenstance, just God, just worked out that. way that the people that eventually helped me get my career off the ground, ended up being from Queens. So now we're recording in Queens. But how did you guys catch up? How did y'all initially meet? No, I don't know. I don't know. How did we initially meet? Oh, initially, um, my

demo travel. That sounds so strange to even hear that's mad old school right now. They mean not your mixtape, not your sound file. You didn't send them a link? My actual cassette. Back when they were cassette players, yeah, traveled and I think my godbrother maybe got it to Cupmaster C

And I think Webb got it from Cupmaster C And then that was history from there Okay, so then now Wait, but what time period? What years is this around? I want to say, O1 Okay O1

O1, so now If it was going around in 2000 I was already with in Queens and O1 with Web and Idiot So now y'all formed this crew It was like you, fabulous and who was it? Somebody else?

Paul Kane was spitting back then And was it the guy from Jersey City Tool? Hitch ran Oh, that's what I was looking for Stack eventually came So It's a formidable, formidable true Even Mayno, you know what

Mayno just hit me like two weeks ago And he was like, yo I got this clip From like that never went out of stack It was me used stack news It was like named a whole bunch of niggas from back then So I think Mayno came home And then he was fucking with us This is just all from association

of just real niggas, just web and nitty. But you was always supposed to be a solo artist, correct? Yeah, always, always always. All right, cool. But was the plan to come out with the group first or no? No, I was never coming out with the group. It just so happened. Fab was with Clue, Desert Storm,

who was managed by Skane and Web and Nitty. So I was their solo act. You know, everybody had a solo act back then. Right. Especially, I think that was there where every street nigger had somebody. Yeah, yes, that's a fact. Bigger Web and Nitty, bigger web and nitty, bigger cloo. So now, all right, so now they, they, they, you signed to Desert Storm?

No, I never, I never signed to Desert Storm. So it was management from Webiniti? No, they were other production, my production, okay, production company. I think that was a big misconception. That's another big word. We need a big word alert. No, I knew that. Listen, you know we're unprofessional here, but every time we learn a new Joe button

words, you got to go ding, ding, ding, ding. Because, you know, I watched this Angie Martinez interview. I learned this three or four. Like, I was like, damn, this nigga said, we. It was ill. He said some other shit. Go ahead. Continue. I'm sorry. I don't remember what I was saying. Me neither. That's a change something like that.

Some of us might already know these words. No, no, no, no. Because, you know, I went to the resource room. He did. You know what I'm saying? He went to the smart classes. So Joe Buttons now, you got these guys. Come on, has you. We got these guys. And then now they tell you we're going to go to Dev Jam? No, I think their idea was to shop it wherever they could shop it. just Kevin Lowell's fell in love with it

when he heard it and they had to end with Def Jam because Skane worked at Def Jam. Okay, so they gave it to Skane. Skane gave it to Kevin Lows. I think they ran it by Lear. They loved it. It was great. That's when Def Jam was still doing rappers.

Right. Not to say that. But Pump it up is not on this. Yes, Pump it up. Already, no, I'm saying, before. No, it's not before. No, no, no. It was on Def Jam.

Yeah, yeah, I was on Def Jam. Yeah, I know. I was the marketer. in Miami. And I'm in the video. I'm one of the DJs. Yeah. I'm one of the DJs in the video. Oh shit. Do we bring up your petty story? I just felt like we got to bring up his petty story. He has a petty story? Yes, yes. I love petty stories. This petty stories all already. By the way, I'm just keeping it real. I'm 100% petty. I'm not. I'm petty too.

And I feel like people should embrace their pettiness. I agree. Now, I want to give you a story. And you're going to tell me if my man is petty or not. Oh, yes. It's my favorite thing to do. He changes the story every time. Oh, that's the best ways to his stories. It's called Drunk Facts. Drunk Facts, what we call it here. Okay, he's dating a girl. The girl calls him and says,

I'm going to Cisco video. That's not the way we went down. He says, it's over, bitch. What year is this? Dong song, nigga. Oh, yeah. No, no. Bitch, what?

You got on the fucking Cisco video? All right, so he's not petty, you saying? Oh, wait, because he said no. No, he said it's over. That's not the way it went down. It's okay. Oh, he said it. He dead it.

He dead it. Just because he went to Cisco video. Is he petty? She didn't have that fire, didn't know. Huh? She couldn't have that fire. No, no, he's just petty. I'm just telling you.

She might have had the greatest sex ever. He just is like, he don't give a fault. Would you have done that if she had the greatest sex ever? This is a man, we was young. She wanted to go that route. I was doing my route. On a scale of 1 to 10, how attractive was she? No, she's pretty.

That didn't answer me. I want Joe button, so I let's do it. She was one of the girls in the video. I just wasn't with that. Was she a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10? I'm asking for a number from you. She's like an eight and a half, nine. Damn.

Oh, you petty. He petty. All right, look, it gets better. Wait, I'm trying to think before or after the implants. It gets better, though. You dead at a nine because you went to Cisco's video? No, I don't know, man. Her personality was a 10.

Then she went and did what video. You want to guess, or you want me to just? Drum roll, please. Come on, everybody. Come on, drum roll. Oh, wait, no, I want to guess. You want a guess? I might as well guess.

Because it's a big dog. It's kind of an easy guess. Cisco was on Def Jam. Yeah, it's on Def Jam. So this has to be a deaf gym. He's not really a big dog on Def Jam. Come on, I got a big video. This is the game clue.

What these bitches want? No. You put you closest, but it's not X. Big nipping hole. Oh, man. All right, cool. She did one more video. She didn't matter.

Oh, wait. Oh, shit. Wait, if this podcast is about to take a weird turn? No, I know this person. Always. All right, so now you're ready for this last video? It's a Queens dude, a big dog from Queens video. Oh, I definitely know this person.

No, I'm talking about the bitch. I don't even tell you. Oh, God. Well, no, no, I don't think you know. Hey, bro. I don't know that. You might know her, but it's not who. Some people have been automatically assuming it's one person.

What's the third video? Oh, Chiwali, Wali. bang bang what you think he was petty or he did he made the right decision nah niggins think it might have let go of a stop clearly because you seem like you seem like the type of guy

that you let your girl like can do whatever is that true no no my girl can't go sub 20 dick god damn he didn't throw it off with that one or whatever or no number of dicks let's just be clear well when you say you look like the type of guy that let your girl do whatever no but you seem like a confident guy

Like, there's swingers out there. You don't know, I don't know what that means. So I've got to be clear. Yeah, I'm not with the swinging shit, neither. A lot of people are. Yeah, yeah. That's definitely not my cousin. But you seem like you're not a jealous type.

No, no, no, no. Oh, okay. I'm the exact opposite. No, no, no. Okay. Well, you're Spanish, though. Yeah, Spanish. But you like Spanish girls, though.

Yeah, like the girl to act crazy. Not me. That's fun. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. I am learning. I am learning. Yeah, no.

So you think Spanish is. girls is crazy. No, Spanish girls aren't crazy. No, yeah, no. Goddell. It's a little racist because you black, but me co-signing it? I took the racist story out of it. Latinas are crazy, he's saying? Yeah, you know that. Oh, wait, see, you know it's funny? In New York,

you say that, and you're in a room full of agreeance. I forgot we was in Miami. Everybody's Spanish looking around, and they want to shoot me and so shit. Y'all don't know Spanish women are crazy? No, no. We like that shit. That's in the psychopletia. My shit. That's what I think is. It's all right. Exactly. But I love it.

But no, jealous. No, no. Yeah, no jealousy. No, if you were, somebody that's just about to make you like, like, shit, she wanted to do on videos. He did the right thing. He got out of here. When you're uncomfortable, remove yourself. Now, I got to keep it real with you right now.

I got to apologize to you. For what? I got a list of mad shit. All right, all right. No, when you went at Drake, I was one of the guys that said, Joe is bugging. Drake is not thinking about this dude, right? and I kept watching it I kept seeing it

and you're my man so me saying this is hurting me because I'm like Joe is bugging he Drake ain't thinking about this guy and then again you kept going in and then suddenly this footage jumps up and this guy on stage and he says

fuck Joe and I said damn oh here get up to sin come have a drink son and I said damn I was wrong So I didn't publicly say this So I didn't publicly apologize

But I'm publicly saying it now So as I'm saying it I'll take it I thought you were out of your mind Why? Because I just The way you like you know what The way you analyze bars sometimes It's like chest

Like you don't look at a bar Like a normal person looks at a bar Like you look at a bar and be like Hoves talking about being a Mason And a nigga's like what He said a triangle, Joe. And you're like, but you look into bars deeper. Look at the subliminal.

Is that almost, like you agree with that a little bit? I don't know how to disagree with it because that's just who I am. Okay. So now when you listen. I don't know how normal people listen to bar. But when you were saying Drake was taking shots at you, I thought you was out of your mind. I could not believe you. I really didn't.

I was like, damn, my nigga. I think Joe was bugging. And when he got on stage and then he said what he said, I was like, wow. Like, what did I miss? Point out what did I miss? No, okay, I don't know what you missed. I don't know what you missed about it.

But, I mean, for me, it was playing this day. I didn't think that everybody else would think I was nuts. But that didn't matter to me because everybody already. No, they thought you was nuts. But they've been thought you was nuts. That's true. That's my point. We definitely thought you was nuts or rock on this joint.

When I sat down and really had this talk with Rory, who's the Drake's number one fan, and we've weighed this out. I was like, who cares? Who cares if they think I'm crazy. Right. Who cares? I was one of them. I'm sorry.

Yeah, I don't care. No, no. No, but I did my due diligence and going and doing the research and making sure that it was me. I know people think I like to just jump at rat beef. No, it seems like that, Joe. It does. Why? It seems like you know you can outwrap somebody, so you kind of, like, you're the bully on the low.

Like, you're like the, you're all, a little bit. I could argue that. A little bit. I'm going to argue that. Almost every rap beat five was in I didn't initiate But it's like me I like to play handball So like when I just walk out

I just throw a ball up and be like What's up, nika? And I just start an end ball The niggas be looking at me They see my stomach They think I can't move Nigger the best handball player I ever met was big pun by the way

F Y F Y that's good But because like yeah Fat boys fat niggas can play That's why this is such a great podcast You just drop shit like that And then come back Yeah, they come back Thank you my brother

But I feel like you you're like a lyrical giant and so but now what was the line that made you feel like Drake came at me right here this line the first line well all that shit was the one that said

all right that's enough because you know what Maul was like yo you're gonna hear that shit and you ain't even gonna think nothing about that you're gonna be like eh don't even bother with that shit I was like all right Ma cool because he had heard it before me

so when I heard it I wasn't mad and I told all my people I was like listen listen to it and if it's this and it's no big deal then it's no big deal and we keep it pushing if you say something stupid

gotta go right so what it was the yeah give me that line yeah I'm gonna give it to you know what's coming it was coming because I don't know the verse I don't listen that song

because they pulled it off the radio and didn't stop playing that's that good shit right here you let me turn into the nigger that you almost was you let me turn into the digger that you that was that was just offensive to say to a man So that made me think

Oh, that must mean you think That you could rap with me Because I've always hung my hat on being able to rap So let's rap Because you felt like he took meek out And he got cocky And oh no I didn't think That's right, let's get to the point

Because it started You did a podcast Yes, did you hear my podcast I'll name this podcast later Each and every Wednesday You can check my sound club All right, go ahead Every agent of machine is out right now

Good podcast But This is a great podcast Great podcast. But this is a time I'm gonna tell you I was jealous of a man in my life and I still ain't

but I was jealous of you know why? Let me tell you something everybody made fun of joke for the drink rat when he did the Drake rant Everybody made fun of him and I looked at the Drake rant

and I was like damn I ain't never been a fan of nobody like that with your assessments the way you like if you take away to yelling what you was saying was was how you felt

I thought it was pretty logical Yeah I mean When I took away I was like damn I was like yo I never was a fan Of nobody like like that You yell for effect on a podcast And what's funny about those clips Was that week

Or maybe two weeks ago I was telling Because I know I don't do clips For our podcast not because Like promo clips Yeah not because we choose not to We just haven't So I think two weeks before that I said DeVory I said

We should start trying to do something Like some type of promo clips for some shit So when we did that podcast And I made that clip I made that clip from some bullshit app In my phone Like just playing around And I put the shit up on like 8 in the morning

Just to see Right What the reaction would be Not the reaction to what I was saying But how beneficial it is to do promo videos Right So but that story took off Right

So then it was like well shit I'm kind of in it now So now you think that Drake saw this And didn't take it as a complex like because it's like if you think about it you was trying to tell him you said 40 did an excellent job you like kind of said everybody did an excellent job but his lyrical content you said that you didn't believe his emotional uh beliefs anymore i said he sounded

like an uninspired artist uninspired there you go so you think drake saw that and was like what the fuck is wrong with him i don't know i can't speak i can't speak for another man but i would assume that that was the turning point because that's when the record came and then that wasn't right because now you're putting the record out replying to my podcast and now you're not the first rapper to respond to this podcast so either you niggins think I'm sweet money

but wait but had you done that to another album had you no he had meat beef beef the beef you done that same type of thing he said he said meek looks soft I didn't say meek looks soft so this would have been the first time you gave a full-on review in a sense no we always gave reviews

yeah right I didn't but that's not why the meek shit pop, but we always give reviews on the big releases. We got to start doing that. You got to start. You know, you was kicking ass that week. You was like, we were sweating. So that was a big moment.

That was a big moment, a big deal. So that project came out, and, you know, shit happened the way it happened. Because you really did. Like, when I assess it, I look at it, like, you really wasn't coming from a place of malice. He was coming from a place. that you was a fan of

and you would like let down. Unfortunately today you know you're not able to hold artists to a certain standard because for whatever reason I don't know if people are idiots or people are sensitive or whatever

I didn't think I was saying anything wrong. Right, both you were but like clearly I'm gonna tell you it was I'm a what did I say that was wrong as a friend I think Joe But what is biggest mistake But I'm not sensitive Let me you're not but a lot of people are

I'm not sensitive. Okay. I'm not, like, a nigger could talk. You could say whatever you want to say. I'm not ever going to feel away about it. So it's always hard for me to understand the things that make other men tick. No, you have, you have leather skin. You got thick skin.

Yeah. You got thick skin. But most people don't. Because I think that your biggest problem, and I don't mean biggest problem, like, in the industry or whatever. But the reason why you run into a lot of mistakes is because, not mistakes, but, you know, problems. Come on. You ain't got to be peaceful. Um, um, is because I think you have barbershot talk in public.

That's exactly. Yeah. I think, I think, I think that's what you do like, you have, unfiltered, unfiltered. You have, like, talk. It'd be filtered. It'd just be sounding unfiltered. No, it'd be sounding unfiltered. I'd be having much worse to say.

Oh, yeah, let's make some noise. I have more worse to say. God damn. That should be an entertain. My much worse shit to say. I do be having much worse shit to say, but, you know. Because, uh, but I think I've been rather cool. lately you've been cool outside of that old drake shit i ain't beef with a nigger in quite some time

i try to like let the kids do what the kids are doing and you also recently biged up meek's album yes a good album it's a good album it's a good album it's a good album it's a good album i don't know why stuff like that always becomes news like you recently big up meeks no because you know why in the public's opinion you you have you went at meke the public is stupid no no we know that. And so was our fans. Let me make the noise with the guys. And the smart fans. And the smart fans be hitting me like Nick I'm college education. I'm like, oh, I have college education. I'm like, but um, but um, I, so let's, um, uh, uh, the half the meek thing started because you said

meek and Nikki took meek away from like, I didn't say that. Okay, let me let me just be free stuff. It's drunk, right? He already fucked up my story. Let him fuck up your story. You said, Meek looked too cute. Something like that. Come on. Meek looked too cute with Nikki. No, I didn't say, no, no, no, no. Come on, Joe.

Say whatever you want, make it out of me, Joe. Work with me, Joe. Now, the awards were, the awards are just, well, what awards show was that? Roy, what awards show? They never invite me to an award show. Please. Whatever award show it was, they'll be there soon, though,

because this is a great podcast. I don't know. They're doing our own podcast. awards. You're going to be down with us. Oh, go CBS. No, no, no, no. It's just a string chance. String chance. We ain't mad at them neither.

Shout out to Steve. Let's take some of those for Emily, Greg. What's the other people named? You know, y'all are just... Emily, Greg. What's the other people? Regina. Tom. Yo, Danielle left, man.

We miss you, Daniel. We miss you, Daniel. It's been a couple days. Listen, whatever awards show that was that came on, you know, Meek and Nikki is a pound. couple. So they just pan the camera pan to them a lot. This mic is fucked up, so I've got to bend down. Yeah, yeah. So they camera pant to them

a lot. And there's nothing wrong with that, but I just didn't hear the intro the same because Meek makes such hard music, so it was tough to see. That point got lost in translation. Yeah, because, you know, what's going on?

All right, cool. Super engineer hazards. Super engineer. Your hazard is getting mad famous, yo. People are walking up sale, is that hazardous? I'm like, what? Hey, yo, engineers ain't supposed to be famous. You think you're d'urro. He engineered his way into the video right now.

Oh, I'm sorry. What was I saying? My memory's bad. Yeah, you've even smoked a lot of weed in your life. And you used to smoke the angel dust. Let's take us through an angel dust story. Please. You got butt-necked, baby. Tell us, baby. Tell us, baby. We got Leo Cohen and talk about cocaine on here.

I definitely did not get butt-necked ever. And I don't have any fun. Listen, Norie's telling the story. Why do they say people who smoke Angels Duss and get butt naked? Because some of them do. Angel Duss is the only drug that has five different effects on you, depending on your makeup. Charles. Yeah, don't have the same effect on everybody.

So we could do it together. We might have the same high. So I could hit it. And I might go to Cheeseburger Baby. And you might go to the strip club. Yeah, I might go walk outside and think I'm swimming or some shit. I think it's ocean. Sounds interesting.

I was on masculine one time. Made the 90s, great. I was going to mescaline one time. I took a mess tab back in the days, and I was on a seesaw going up and down. Then I realized there was nobody on the other side. Yeah, see? Yeah.

Was there even a seesaw? It was a seesaw. And I couldn't walk home. I was in Queenscent tomorrow, and it's like two blocks away from left rack, and every bush I came. Oh, my God! And I was like, I was like, a shoot at the time.

I had a gun on you. He was going to shoot the bush? I was going to shoot the bush. Then I was like, I realized, like, hard drugs ain't for me, but let's get, let's go down this memory lane. All right, memory lane. Of PCP. All right. Petey Crack gave us some PCB stories, too. I just saw Petey Crack in Philly.

He looked like he was still on that shit, or no? He looked good. That's my brother. We love Petey Crack. We're protective over him. I let him, too. He looked like he was in good spirits, good energy. So who introduced you to PCP? I think I had just smoked too much weed at the time that it was boring. You didn't need to be introduced. That's the gateway drugs.

It was everywhere. Yeah, I know the gateway drug. Please don't say that. It was everywhere, though, in Jersey. In Jersey. Jersey at the time. In Jersey. And Shaolin. Yeah.

Shalyn, Jersey. Well, PCP? Yeah, a little bit of Queensbridge. Yeah, Jersey nickers was bringing it to Harlem. Mm. Because that's how I was making my money. This is the 90s? Yes.

Yeah. In fact, I think in Miami, we wasn't doing no PCP in the 90s. I think that was actually about D. Oh, no, I do believe that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so who introduced you at? That's was good. I don't think it was one person in particular, though.

Mm-hmm. And I'm not encouraging. the youth to go out and do. Can you even find an angel dust now? Yeah, you can find. Yeah, I'm definitely, you can find all that shit. You can find... Are people still doing angel? You can find... You can find Frankenstein's foot. Even drugs are retro right now. I'm just telling you, my neighbor. Anything you can do, I'm just telling you, I know a nigger. I know a nigger.

I know a nigger. His name is one stop. You stop and he got anything. Whatever you need. He got anything. So, but dust is not a good drug. No drugs are good. And you're drug free. For real. You don't want to do that. No drink on the alcohol, too, right? know what you don't know what the weed this is yeah all of this is great you're not so what you're not you're not one of them guys I think you're a drug addict though no I'm just

crazy enough you I agree I'm crazy enough when I think back to all of my really wild moments in life it was it was either dust related or drug related or alcohol related I don't know I don't know what I'm saying were you in a program and then you're following some steps no no no no no no I'm talking about when you say program I'm thinking you found this Rehab, like a rehab. I went to rehab at 17, yeah. Oh, at 17, yeah. That's a long time.

I was a wild nigger in my teenage years I keep trying to say inadvertently. Listen, if he looked up a web and nitty, trust me, he was a wild nigger. Those niggas was wild guy back then. But nobody introduced me to dust. That was just cool. Like, my man down leaving introduced me to weed.

It was cool. Because you seem like a type of nigger. I'm going to be honest. And I know this is going to sound fucked up. But you seem like a strong. minded knicker, like very strong-minded. You feel like you could say, fuck it. New Year's Eve, I'm going in again. And then

you know, I'm having a real hard time. January 2nd, and you could so walk. I'm having such a hard time kicking cigarettes. I'm trying to quit. We're supposed to have a bogey off. You're the loss. You're just too competitive. First off, this is how I know you're a competitive nigger. Listen, listen, listen, listen.

First of all, he was supposed to completely ignore me. You know what happened? I'm in a car service, and I'm smoking. Smoking weed. Did I put the weed out and I start smoking cigarette? and then I smoke another cigarette and then I smoke another one. Why are you smoking three cigarettes in the row?

Before I interview, I just, I get pumped. Like, you know what I'm saying? I get pumped. Okay. And so I said to the guy, I say, y'all, I apologize. You know what I'm saying? I know that was a little too much. It's cold in New York City at the time.

He said, what? I drove Joe Buttons around. There's nothing. I took it so personal. I was like, hold up. Hold up. Down by and he started smoking more. He was like, yo, Joe, Joe smokes for a round.

Like, he's like, he gets a coffee and he just smokes. I'm like, you know, the fact that you're trying to make this a cool thing is a problem. It's a cool, foul thing. Super foul. Let's not take cake away from the cool. If you could smoke a lot of cigarettes, you're a nigger. Let's just make some noise back. In what world is that?

Go on. Yeah, you didn't need to cancer, maybe? Like, I don't know. Go ahead, Joe. No, I'm just amazed at everyone making noise. Yeah, they got to make noise for cigarettes, man. Oh, we make noise for shit that's very, All right, that's a good thing.

Rory, write that down. Yeah, cigarettes, man. Cigarettes, you're my cigarette colleague. Yeah, I'm quitting, no. You quit, and you're still with new ports. Yeah. Look, I switched over. I went white.

You got Rory? You got Rory? Wait, way, wait, wait, but you're going to go all the way white. Oh, my God. Yeah, if you're going to cure something to get paid by these people, wait a minute, wait a minute, man. It's goddamn ruin my whole fucking hip-hop childhood. He made war reporting these folks fucking camels.

The guy that made war report Can't fucking smoke Cable No, I didn't smoke this during the war report No, I didn't I couldn't smoke just during the war report My gun was too hot She was just cute retarded

But You wear cigarette niggas It's bad and it's good But let me just tell you You're a real challenging nigga Because when I sent that thing out You was like he don't want it Yeah

Why did you even like I would ignore I'm not ignoring Not fuck that I'm not ignored If anybody say anything about I'm an antagonist Okay I don't know what that

That's in the word I just met. Let's make some noise for the antagonist, and I'm going to find out what it means. Joe Button's meaning. Let's go. Oh, wait, I'm going to break down the antagonist. Is when you persist continuously antagonize. The opposite of protagonists.

I don't think Joe ever skipped class. I dropped down to 10th grade. I don't think you skipped class before the 10th grade. I was in class with the fucking mad dog. I think you was the nigga in social studies, like, Me and answering shit I swear all the information

I know came from somewhere other than school Jersey City Honestly Like track the lyrics I can't think of very much that I learned from school Jersey City is a rough place

Yeah I used to go to the Newport Mall by there Every time I had to drive through Jersey City They made it nice now No Newport Mall It's nice now But you gotta you gotta draw

through the projects though first To go to Newport Mall Coming from the Ligget Tunnel And it's very scary very scary Jersey City was real scary until they started gentrifying and doing all that shit

now the white people took over black folks only got like three blocks so it's scary for three blocks on the hill it's a couple places a couple pockets you shouldn't go but for the most part they're trying to get rid of us

I think black people should start genifying white people neighborhoods this is enough of us like let's think about it Latinos did that in Miami we did that in brand right

we should just put up 20,000 right and just every summer or every like spring just like to fuck up some white neighborhood like just go out there everybody got their own cribs barbecues everywhere you know what I'm saying legal pistols I was just I was in Pinnis Pentecola yeah three days ago and I don't I can't remember the last time I was afraid somewhere like that's how it was I was I the only one afraid in Pensacola was y'all you know there's parts of this country that are fucking crazy Pensacola I sweep it was pickup trucks driving by with Trump stickers and overweight bearded white men

screaming Trump. And the Confederate flag Oh yeah, yeah, like that. A lot of that. A lot of that. Hey, boy. A lot of boy. They called you boy? I heard boy alive. Yeah. I heard boy alive. No, this is crazy. That's that's cold word. Nigel. That's the same thing on a lot. Like I hear a boy. I'm like,

nigger. I mean, it's bad. I'm sorry. Yeah, you should have just said it to me. I didn't say it bad with I'm, niggas. So, little Wayne just now. Me and you both got records with Little Wayne. Little Wayne is both our people. I remember you was out here, Marlini, hit me and told me you was in North Miami

or like in the Sunny Isle section. You were filming the video with Little Wayne. I was actually 10 minutes away. I came there, but you weren't there, so I had broke out. But me and you both did records with Wayne, I believe we both got to probably love for Wayne, but he just recently said,

The Black Lives Matter. And he apologized. He apologized. But what did you feel initially when you first seen Little Wayne say that? Wayne was high. Yeah, I did too. I mean, that was a nightline interview? Yeah.

Dateline, nightline. Yeah, one of those things. I watched it and said, okay, Wayne is high. Okay. Right. I try not to put too much. I don't put too much credence into things that people say when they are. Now, DJ envy.

And they should stop putting cameras. in front of niggas faces when they try to enjoy their hot. Yeah, unless they come to drink chance. Come to drink chance, baby. You can be high. Here. Here, here, you're safe. On nightline or dayline? You got to be smart. On night line. You should be high on night line. That nigga pulled out the biggest blood rag ever.

Did you see that? That nigga, you know, the nigger rag was like, was like a comforter. She was like, oh shit. The nigger had a comforter in his pocket. But big up little Wayne, that's my man, Mac Bay. you know the platform is wide open but now let's get to DJ Envy

y'all both light skin I'm sick I heard y'all go to the same barbara and the same karate school what's the going on? What's going on with y'all? No, because Emmy said he'd go to karate school. No, he said boxing.

He said boxing. But I used to know Amy when he went to do the karate school so I'm doing that out there. Drunk facts, drunk facts. You know, first of all, what happened between me? I don't know, I was about to ask you to tell me

because I didn't know something was happening until I listened to the podcast. Okay. So I need you to tell me what happened. This is what happened. I came here. And look, wait, and can I say I have to applaud you, right?

I have to applaud you because a nigga will sit down here, right? Like the envy shit, I'm listening. And it didn't take much. You said, what's up with Joe Muttons? And you heard what he said? No, I ain't here. What he said?

Yeah. And then you just start freestyle on some shit, and then you got a great interview. That's great. That is my whole shit. And I don't. I want to do that. You now knowing my shit.

All right, this is what happened. Somebody hit me. Because Envy pulled up and Envy walked, you know, over there. So somebody's just like, I'm like, what the fuck is wrong with envy? Like, you know, I ain't say what's something. Like, you know, Joe just did a whole podcast about him. So that's all the information I needed, right? So I was just like, all right, cool.

I've never done it. You did a whole part about him? No, because he said all lives matter. Because that's why the questions Oh yeah He said Envy said All Lives Matter

on the air On the airwaves So he didn't say it Personally to me He said this on the radio No he just was stopping frisk It was stopping frisk He said and he cleared up

Why he said that He cleared up on our show It's a fact I mean cleared up to y'all Right right It does right But he said this On the air

That's what you're reacting to So I spoke about it on the podcast I thought that was very interesting Knowing Envy Knowing where he comes from that he would support stop and frisk

and all I said was this is interesting envy the platform is open you're welcome to come I would like to hear it like explain it to me so and that was it right right right

I didn't say nothing bad about envy so then the next day I guess he was feeling the heat so he was getting heat clearly he was getting heat you went back on the air because your podcast is powerful sir well no I mean just on

in general on Twitter he was feeling it like backlash was happening but I think the impact The avalanche fell down when your party cap, when you drop the podcast. Either way, so he gets on the air the next day, and he tells the story about the unfortunate event that damn near happened. Yeah, God bless him. Yeah.

And he was like, you know, that's why I'm with stopping frisk or whatever. And that was that. And then he came on your podcast. And then what did he say on our podcast? You was here, nigger. Why are you going to ask him? Remind us. I thought he handled his stuff well.

You handled his stuff well. He was mad. He didn't get too. Like that's. And you said something on your podcast. You said, I don't know why Norriek he's bringing up. And you're absolutely right. Because you know what it is?

I kept seeing tiger blood in his eye every time I said, Joe, name. So I just, so you're absolutely right. Like, you know, I wasn't, you know, purposely doing that. I thought he handled himself. I thought he handled himself well, even with you instigating the matter. Yeah. I'm sorry. I text him, but I did text him after I heard your podcast.

And I said, listen, we should talk. I just heard the podcast, right? Don't you think we should talk? And he said, yeah, pardon me. So we were supposed to talk. We will eventually talk, but if anybody is mad at me, I want to know why. I'm in such a peaceful place now.

So when y'all go to the light skin, nigga, meetings, y'all don't see each other? No. You don't see each other than the light skin, dick. Nor are you not light skin, nigga? No, I used to be. I used to be. I'm working on my shit.

No, you just, you've been out here. I'm trying to be blacker up. You got the good skin in Miami shit going on. I'm trying to be blacker, bro. Yo, listen, this nigger, it looks Miami. Yeah, my chest hairs is out. Yeah, my chest is out.

My taco meat is out. I got a babysitter tonight. I'm a parent. Yo, Joe, I'm a parent. My dad. So I got babysitter tonight. I'm coming out. My wife is out here.

I don't know which yet, but she's somewhere looking good. I love her. God damn it. Was that real? What that real? Black glove. EFN, girls going to kill him. He's never brung her.

You never brought your girl. You brought your girl to the. You brung her. Yo, girl. No, she came to the block party. Nobody remembers. You had her in the corner and the stas like the Muslim ladies, my nigga.

Nobody seen to him, my nigga. But wait, even if somebody did see her, look at where she get to go. No, no, no. To block party. Jesus. It's the block party. Yeah, yeah, that's right.

That's right. We're going to Dubai soon. God damn it. What does Dubai have to do with it? I don't know. I just want to throw that out there. So, all right, so we talked about now envy so envy there's no problems with envy i don't have a problem with that envy though i can't have

a problem but it's funny though like it's funny like to hear y'all like to hear what i still don't really know what the thing was with him i'm gonna have that same opinion anybody i hear that supports that i'm gonna welcome them on my on my platform to speak about it so i can hear about it because i don't get it well we'll do um uh name this podcast later anytime you're ready as well we'll do it together we'll do it separately whatever you know i think y'all should y'all should come up we should have a good time but now you made one of the first one of the most famous words that we use on drink channels oh yeah that's right yeah i didn't make that word but no obviously not come on don't we give me you credit my nigga you made that word did you ever feel some kind of way that we've used it so much over here no no no no no no you know because tax uses that word

that's what we got it from from tax you all use it a lot now so that's become the little thing i get a little inside podcast you are the podcast scholar that's a fact I'm a dropout. So I'm on, my brother. So I'm on. What grade did you drop out? So, seven. God.

Yeah, but then I went to school. I took one journalism class. That's why we're here right now. That's why he's good at what he does. And making it out here, guys. In jail. And she said, Johnny, the kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas planes, teens are dying.

suicides that don't make sense, strange accidents, and brutal murders. In what seems to be, a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad. Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people. There are people out there that absolutely know what happened. Listen to paper ghosts, the Texas teen murders, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith. This is Jacob Goldstein. and we used to host a show called Planet Money.

And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history and some of the worst people, horrible ideas, and destructive companies in the history of business. Having a genius idea without a need for it is nothing. It's like not having it at all. It's a very simple, elegant lesson. Make something people want.

First episode, How Southwest Airlines, use cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its way into the airline business. The most Texas story ever. There's a lot of mavericks in that story. We're going to have mavericks on the show. We're going to have plenty of robber barons. So many robber barons. And you know what?

They're not all bad. And we'll talk about some of the classic great moments of famous business geniuses, along with some of the darker moments that often get overlooked. Like Thomas Edison and the electric chair. Listen to business history on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. The Big Take podcast from Bloomberg News dives deep into one big global business story every weekday. A shutdown means we don't get the data, but it also means for President Trump that there's no chance of bad news on the labor market. What does a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich reveal about the economy?

Our breakfast foods are consistent consumer staples, and so they sort of become outsize indicators of inflation. What's behind Elon Musk's trillion dollar payout? There's a sort of concerted effort to message that Musk is coming back. He's putting politics aside. He's left the White House. And what can the PCE tell you that the CPI can't? CPI tries to measure out-of-pocket costs that consumers are paying for things, whereas the PCE index that the Fed targets is a little bit broader of a measure.

Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. In the new podcast, Hell in Heaven, two young Americans move to the Costa Rican jungle to start over. But one will end up dead. The other tried for murder. Not once. People went wild. Not twice.

Stunned. But three times. John and Anne Bender are rich and attractive and they're devoted to each other. They create a nature reserve and build a spectacular circular home high on the top of a hill. But little by little, their dream starts to crumble and our couple retreat from reality. They lose it. They actually lose it.

They sort of went nuts. Until one night, everything spins out of control. Listen to Hell in Heaven on the I-Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get. You know the shade is always shady. It's right here. Season 6 of the podcast Reasonably Shady with Giselle Bryan and Robin Dixon is here dropping every Monday. As two of the founding members of the Real Housewives Potomac were giving you all the laughs, drama, and reality news you can handle. And you know we don't hold back. So come be

reasonable or shady with us each and every Monday. I was going through a walk in my neighborhood. Out of the blue, I see this huge sign next to somebody's house. Okay. The sign says, my neighbor is a Karen. Oh, no way. I died laughing. I'm like, I have to know. You are lying. Humongous, y'all. They had some time on their hands. Listen to reasonably shady from the Black Effect podcast. Network on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. So now, Tax comes on our podcast. He describes a situation because right after you and tax, you go to Tax Podcasts and that

happens and then Tax does our podcast and we ask him about it. And he says, he sees you another day like, you know, after this. blew over and he goes to you He goes to you He said yo motherfucker You got punk Because I fuck you want

Pussy ass Nick He didn't say that He just said yo What's up Joe And you said I'm still befuddled And I just felt I just felt like

That was the gaysterisk Comeback Ever I never said I'm still befuddled I was no longer befuddled I was no longer befuddled Okay No but I did see him

That was Annie Palooza Okay I saw him we had a good talk Everything he told you all about The talk was a lie So we had a good talk he said he was a lie yeah it was a lie

but it was like good it's a good podcast lie tax is really good tax is great like he's great because of that or because you're able to tell a good story

you embellish it you need to know just know our feelings on my end say what you want to say over here but so initially

you go to tax podcast but did you ever hear about tax I knew who tax was you knew who he was so that's why I agreed

to go through the podcast so what what was like initially like the thing that ticked you off. It couldn't have been the third world, bitches,

because that was funny. No, who cares about it? Yeah, that was funny. You know what? I did have somewhere to be. Okay. I had somewhere to be. I was running late.

I already wasn't in the best of moves to get there to promote the album, but I thought we would have good dialogue, and then you just be condescending the entire time about the release of the album. I don't care that you're a novice interviewer. I don't care that you're... Novice.

D-de-ee! Me like an amateur. That's what you're a novice. I'm definitely a novice. And I used it. That's two things. I heard the word and used it in the same fitches. I'm sorry.

This is like school right here. Kindergarten. I knew I was going to learn words. I ain't on the front. You're a smart nigga to me. So I didn't care that he was a novice interview. But to not even... He said, what's the name of your album?

You just tweeted that you bought my album two days ago. So really now you're going to sit here and do that to my face while I have somewhere to be... No, no. That's something else. My guy. It's my guy. So, yeah, you're not going to do that. to my face while I have somewhere to be that I don't

even want to be over there. So, I'm going to go. You're not going to do that now. Yeah, it was funny as far. But it was great. It was one of the class, it was a classic podcast. Because you were put some respect of my name before, put some respect of my name. That was that. Was that the moment? That was that moment. You went tax created

Birdman bitch y'all shit. I need to sue Birdman. That's just Sue Birdman. Y'all was the first with some respect on my name. I need to. But you know what was funny? You grabbed your coffee. He was like, bounce. And you just I was like, look at Joe Look at the hood coming out of Joe

Because you didn't want to leave Like you know what I'm saying No no no no no let's fix that Okay Let's get into it I said I'm gonna go Yeah you did say that guy And then he said whatever he said after that point

It didn't matter at that point Yeah I was gonna fuck out of here But now Would you ever have tax on your podcast? Sure They're friends now Y'all seem like y'all cool Yeah

And he bought you out We are Yeah So how'd y'all get cool after that though The internet era has us gauging shit It was bigger than it really was Yeah, we was never not cool

Even in that We was never not cool No, that was a not cool situation Joe Why? It didn't look good See, for me For me, maybe I'm just a weird Well, I'm a weirdo

But for me, you could say what you want We can have a heated exchange We can have a conversation I'm cool as too a nigga put your hand on it Yeah, as long as no I'll spill your coffee It looked like you was very into that coffee His latte, his latte.

The coffee was damn near empty at that time Yeah, but you just loved your coffee at that time. That was dope. Rory, come over here. We're going to talk about podcasts right now. We're going to talk to Rory. Yeah. Oh, shit.

Yeah, grab the mic, Rory. Grab the mic. Because y'all also have Marissa. Damn, I couldn't take a smoke break while Rory was talking. What's her name? We went death. That was she was down. No, no, we're done.

I'm not done. He's still alive. Okay, okay. Still live, still live. At first. How that sound? I don't have a headphone. What's her name?

I keep saying. Now, flip it around. Flip the mic around. Marissa Mendez. Did I say that right? Marty, Mighty, Mighty, Mighty, the body. Did I say it right? At first, that was all three of y'all, right?

Well, no, I started with just Mottie and Joe. And then I came in, like, episode. Yeah, yeah, Marissa. I came episode like 10 or some shit. Okay. And then what happened? Shit, we part of ways. Well, Joe's a dickhead, first and foremost.

Let's pick up Joe being a dickhead. Okay. I feel like, I feel like. The story's been told already, but fucking Joe just texted her and said, yo, you're fired. Like, that's not her friend. Wow. Oh, God damn it. I didn't even mean to ask you that.

I was asking you why you be, but let's stay on there. What happened? Joe, you firing people on tax? Goddammit, Joe. What's she on 997? She's still 1007, yeah. But prior to, yeah. Okay, so what happened?

What's the beef? No beef. So we just had to go separate ways professionally. That's a good way to put that, right? Is that a good politically correct way to Yeah We ain't politically correct here But it's okay

We respect that Get out of there No no you know what it was She did some fuck niggas shit She did some fuck nigger shit And I react and responded to it That's what happened God bless her

Morality is important to me Still I know that word So I can't I can't work together We work and together Communication is important So if you got all of these issues

And then you just react to it And then that causes A whole snowball all of events and then we haven't even spoken about it at all because you just didn't want to speak to me and we friends? No. No, she did want to speak to her. So now fellas. No, it's too late at that point.

I didn't want to speak to that point. I never met her but I like her. She's cool. Body's great. Madi is great. She got her own podcast. This is called Marissa explains it all so you can check that out. Now, she's great. Because like a lot of people say they think

because of the the explosiveness of drink chance. They think that I was one of the first rappers but people don't know that you were before me Ice tea was before Ice has a great podcast Big up to Ice Tea

Um Yeah I'm supposed to be on Ice Podcasts too And he's supposed to be on it too And he's all supposed to be on ours But he's getting so much money in New York Yes I know I've been waiting for Law & Order to fire Ice Tea for mad long

So what made What to be the confused cop Yes To be the law know they're going to hire two place Ice team man Yeah you got to be the next I just know that they're not going to hire two black niggas on law and order.

So I got a way to... I'm not too light-skinned black niggas. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. I just got to hang out with me and get darker up for a little while. And then they're going to hire you as a dark skin criminal. Yeah, definitely. But I... So who introduced you? What made you say

I'm going to go do a podcast? Like, we report from behind the mic. What made you say I'm going to get? You know, I'm in front of the mic. Excuse me. I was... We were recording a slaughterhouse album. We didn't even talk about Stoughthouse. Yeah, for we're going to get in the house. We were

recording a Slauna House album in Detroit. And just by chance, just by happenstance, the four of us and M, well, we were having a conversation to four of us. And the conversation was we were putting rappers in their rightful place between

1 and 10. You know how everybody says they're the best rapper that are live, I'm top 5, I'm top 10. We were actually putting rappers where they belong between 110, 10, 20, 20, 30, and arguing the point. So then M eventually joined that conversation. And it was such a great conversation

because these guys are like hip-hop encyclopedias. They know so much shit. Especially Emin Krook that was like, wow, if only people could hear this. Like, that would be dope. But, of course, that'll never happen because rappers are not that candidate. They don't want to share like that. I'm probably the only one that's going to do it. So let me do it.

Let me do it. So I did it. Start a podcast. The podcast. And what was, what podcast was popping at that time? Just Juan Epstein? Combat. Combat had one at that point. Combat.

Combat was popping, of course. Okay. I won't even say Juan Epstein was popping. No, Juan has seen the first. They were the first. They were the first. So what year do y'all launched the pod? Last year.

Last year. Last year. Well, it's about to be two years. I think it was February. Get out of here! Let's make some noise. Gottene! Come on.

Gottene. Anytime I can consistently do something for two years in a row. That's good shit. That's fucking awesome. That's dope. I didn't even realize. We haven't even finished one. one year of drink champs.

No, no, we... Yeah, but y'all getting off to a bang man. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Who's idea was it to do this?

Well, um, it was EFN's idea because we had... We both came up with the concept together. Yeah, yeah, no doubt. We didn't know it was gonna be a podcast. Yeah, but we had a radio show. We had a series XM show a couple years back. Because y'all shit looks more set up that way.

Like, y'all shit is formatted. Y'all should just sex like... It looked like a TV show. If you listen to our old series X-XM show, actually, we had a show on XM before the merger, and then post merger, we were on serious XM. So we were on 66 Raw, then on hip-hop

nation, then on backspin. If you hear that show, it sounds the same as this. Just less guess. We're drinking Tiger Bone, we're getting drunk, making some noise, all the same music. You hear all this label shit, we're independent, and yeah, I'll take one. You hear all this label shit, they got pushed back, mergers and shit.

We get Rory. We're independent, man. Oh, listen. Oh, you're the first white person to get fucked up. I'm not all that. No, no, no, no. You're not white? No, I'm saying, I think white people have been fucked up before. No, I'm talking about on drink champ.

This is legendary, nigga, nigga. You're going down to the real nigger ball of fame. You're saying it's the first white person to drink Tiger Bowl? No, on the show, man. The first white person we had on the show. Is Tykeball sponsoring this podcast? Oh, but we're trying to thug them out. That's just made in Beijing.

They don't even know we're here. But remember, get it at veggie delight and Miramong. Come on. What's the name of a tiger's at me? What's the name of Tiger Ball? You didn't have a drink champs for a time. Deigre. We're going to make her own tiger bone.

It's going to be called Tigre. It's going to be made out of spoiled soy sauce. Come on. Help me out, Chris. You're going to give Rory a shot. You sure, right, Rory? Roy's Irish. Yeah.

Oh, he could drink. That's what I'm saying. He good. Irish is a niggas. Exactly. Yeah. The niggas are white people. Yeah, no, he'll be just talking about.

And they like to fight, too. I know why you got him with you now. No, I've been Joe shooter. I just dress nice. Oh, yeah. That's the correct shooter. Because they're going to pull up And they're going to say

You keep him Not him And they're going to look at somebody This nigga Joe is a chest player Oh Are you giving everybody shot? It's okay I'm in

Might as well man I'm in I'm in I'm in I'm in We're not This is herbs though It is herbs

It's herbal Because yeah It's not cool Trying to get like a like an X You know what I'm saying Addick drunk That's fucked up Like we can't

But it's herbs But it's herbs But it's herbs Hold on Slop slime I'm tough We're not paying for these shots Go go a little

Go little Just have this This is my man Chris Hey Chris Hey Chris How you doing This my man Chris Veggie Delight

Miramar Go out there Support I am gonna smell it though How you say little shot It smells like Makahia Bing Bong Don't say that

Don't say that Don't say that Don't say that Don't say that You smell it You're not supposed to smell it Who's taking the four shots This is going crazy

Baby you want a shot All right All right Now to Joe Button's success Rage and the Machine Yeah number one album Rage in a machine I don't ever do them

Oh, God, you're number one, Nick. You can't reach... Not now. Too many niggas came out now. No, so what? It don't matter. You was number one for a minute. We're going to salute to that.

Yeah, mother. Bigged that nigga off. Salute. Saloo! Ha ha ha. Man, you drunk that hole. Why do we drink this, man? You drunk that whole shit.

Get that nigga another shot. That's just because it's his first time. That shit smells like. Give him another one. Norie owe me a shot. I got a ass whoop him for my mom because of Norrie. because she found my fucking War Report CD under my bed. You're getting a mor?

That must have been fucked up. He liked the taste of ancient Chinese cobwebs. Oh, gay. Notice y'all, because y'all niggas is kicking ass out there and you got the number one album. What you mean, y'all? He ain't rap a word. That's okay.

He's a friend. According to tax, I write all your lyrics. He didn't beatbox on the album? Oh, my God. The tag is hitting me in a different way right now. Yeah, you had enough of it. You poured the fucking shit all the way to the time. Hey, come my dad.

I can't have to do it, though. All right. All right. This one told him on. Ross the fuck. God. You want another one? Damn.

Yeah, that's a lot. This is terrible, Joe. This is what we do. There's no water party. But this is what we do. See, you don't drink. I had a whole lot of fun watching that Jack Thriller moment, y'all had.

See, that was a classic. That was a classic podcast moment. You know what the crazy shit? I was going to call Teherry. Like, just in the middle of this. Like right now. You were saying, I was going to just randomly do that. You know what I'm saying?

I mean, let's do it. But you came with your girl and shit. It's kind of fucked up. my little skit, but I just, I'm sure, she was... So I got a hot bottle of Jameson, so everything is cool. For me, even digging like that, I made sure I apologize. But wait, look, look, I got a bottle. Was that a real plan?

No, I just, I don't know. I just want to make entertainment. Okay, I like that. That's it. I like entertainment shit. You know, in between this, you know, people are getting murdered in the hood. Cops are killing people. I just want people to have an hour, hour and a half, two hours of

a day that they can just look at something and forget about every fucked up thing in life. That's true. And just laugh. You could entertain people without getting killed, is what you're saying. Oh, now, you killed. Don't get shit, son. You know, I was going to you. Then I die.

No, I know, but I totally forgot more. I'm... You, honestly, I think we'd sell more albums if you died. Damn. He just eldest you. Can somebody roll me up another thing? No, you know, you know what's funny? I would only be mad if that happened

and then I didn't sell more albums. Then I would be mad in heaven. Who said you going there? This shit got awkward and I'm going to change the subject. So outside. Outside. I asked you, Joe, are you not tired of this shit?

On your right. Good one, Joe, but. This little noise thing is just, I'm one of those kids. All right. We should have gave it to him from the beginning. So outside, I asked you if you're not tired of this shit. And you first looked at me straight.

Meaning the lap game. I didn't understand. and he was like, no. And I was like, all right, cool. I'm like, I know I'm old as a motherfucker. I'm 39, you know what I'm saying? That ain't that old. How old are you?

36. Oh, okay. Damn, I thought I had OG years over you. Like, when you got eight years over, nigger, I ain't got OG years over you. You know, damn near my pair. I'm old, too. But what I'm saying is the first,

when you first answered me, you looked at me dead in my eyes. Like, nah. And then after I start talking, you started, because do you really love this game like that? No, I love the business of music, not the music business. The creative, I would have seen, too. Yeah, well, that's what I mean. I'm always in the business of the music and what's best for the music and what needs to be done for the music. Now, once you start incorporating all the politics and all of the label shenanigans and all of the,

analytical numbers and then all of you, once you start doing all of that, now I'm cool. So, so, so, when you ask, when you asked me that outside. What you want to? I really had to think, because just my, just reactionary, you're like, are you tired of shit? Nah, like, I love it still. I love, I love going to do the shows and seeing all the fans. Yo, when I was doing, going, not to bring this up again, but when I was doing it back and

forth with Drake and Royce calls my phone because that's my guy when I be he calls me like my he calls me like Joe cut it out man right just stop like what do you have to gain from this if I would have your number I would say the people that know

that you can rap already you're not you like that's like being up a little kid and then the people that don't know they don't care so why are you doing it I said Royce because it's still fun to me yeah it is I'm not doing it for other people right I love it I love that still But you got to stop.

Well, I stop. No, no, I mean, stop. Like, you're like the troll that pays attention. Damn, called you a troll. I mean, not a troll. I mean, it's like the person that gets trolled, like, you know, that's not supposed to pay attention.

Like, you're the guy who still pays attention to it. The response. Like, you've raised to too much, Joe. I think you've got to relax. But I don't even get into shit no more. No, I'm just saying. Having a podcast makes him pay attention to the bullshit.

you know in the beginning in like the first 10 episodes or the first 15 episodes of my podcast anything that happened all I ever said was I don't get fucked right because I really don't give a fuck but when you have podcasts you got to be you got to actually talk like you give a fuck about something shit sometimes and then that gets you in trouble and then that gets you don't worry y'all got some trouble coming y'all way we have seen me oh let's hear some of y'all trouble let's hear some of y'all trouble just chill out relax this is relax this is my brother you know this guy he used to be the plug I didn't know you He used to have a lot of cocaine back in the days. Anybody with a white beard in Miami, it's definitely the plug. He got a lot of cocaine, man. All your favorite rappers has got white beers. They just die. It's lit. Try to disguise it as a DJ and shit.

Damn, who are my favorite rappers, none of you say that? All your favorite rappers have white beards. I mean, they die them, I'm saying. They all have them. They all have done. Who if you have a white beard that's dying? Come on, man. I don't know.

I'm asking. I'm just saying. Everybody that's around the same age. Like, I'm 41. You say you. 36, 39. Around that age, you're going to get white. I'm 41, you say you 36. These guys, you got to watch words with these guys.

Do you die yet? No, I want my graves to come in. I want all of that shit. I got three gray in here. Beijing's big in the hood. I don't like it. I'm not Beijing. Nothing on this beer. I want it all to be great. I see that nigger. Hey, two days. Where is that? Deoni. I forgot the name of your shot. New York

Cuts. Yavloby. Hey, two day. Cut my... I got three grays. I'm dying. I'm dying. nominees. I got three grades. These niggas shout out a lot of corporations. I hope they cut the chick. You got to learn.

We're just talking about the Dominican Barbershop, right? Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to Montanis. Shout out to Beville. I mean, you recently just did Elliot Wilson's. Elliot Wilson started, he started something on serious.

Shout out of Elliot Wilson. Combat Jack had something on there too. Because there's no music either. Combat Jack started something on serious. He's on backspin. He's on backspin. Yeah. That's dope.

Niggins is making moves out here. Yeah. We got to make moves out here. Drink Champ's about to be back on on the fucking shit. I heard no, no, no, I heard about y'all too. What moves y'all making? I heard y'all made a move. Nah, we ain't making no move.

Nobody likes us. Nobody likes us. Puffy was just on here by mistake. He was in the neighborhood. He was in the neighborhood. He was in a little Haiti. Did he just say that out loud? Y'all said, I listened to your podcast.

You say it on time. Yeah, yeah. Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving. special treat. Thanksgiving. Oh, that's going to be good. We're giving out turkeys on the internet.

You're the Nino-Brown-Brona-Kin-Hood is on the internet. We're giving out turkeys on the internet. Just put a special code in. Yeah, the special code. Elliot Wilson starts a lot of shit. His hands aren't a lot of parts. He started with us. Did you notice that?

No, but you went to- And we haven't had the train yet. Oh, look, yeah. I'm sorry. We have a train that comes through here. We call it the L.A. Wilson train. We have a train.

How many time we start talking about something deep. I thought, I thought. It's a train that comes to. We call it the Elliott-Wilson train because we know that's what have his checkers going to shut us now. But what he don't know is we're retarded

niggas. I come from the resource room. I know how to work around shit. You understand? Wait, get out of here. You ever seen the nigger in the resource room? I need to hear more about this. About what, rap radar? No, about the Ellen...

Because I ain't a lot of... I called Rory one morning while he was... By the L.A. Wilson train? While he was at his job that he pretends to have. And I said, and I said it.

I'm the plug. Whoa. Real old way out again, Rory. Hit the plug. Hit the plug. I said, uh, Rory, I can't tell if Elliot Wilson

and Norrie are fake beefing on the timeline right now. It's kind of sort of fake beefing. I said, yo, these podcast niggas are going to keep pulling out these fucking stunts. Why are they doing that?

I thought they were cool. You think that's a podcast at that time. I respect that. Thank you. You're a podcast at that time. We are a podcast. I'm my point. So you were the podcast.

Okay. And you and Elliot, y'all looked chummy in one boy. Y'all was CBS down. And then I woke up and then it was beef on the timeline. So I didn't know what was happening. You want me to explain? Yeah, I'd like to know what was happening.

Because this is what happened. In my opinion. Are y'all cool with this nigga or no? No, that's all. Yeah, no, it's all good. He was doing some fuck shit. Yeah, but, you know, I've read the 48 laws of power when I couldn't use it. No, when I couldn't use it, man

When I couldn't use it Because in the hood If you say, if you say You don't have an enemy, create one You're going to die in the hood Yeah So that law never worked in the hood Okay

You understand? But I always needed to Use that law I used that for your other law 50 gas and all y'all Yeah, I hate that book That book is the devil I am from the tribe of slime

Well, 50's book is different That's the 50th That's the 50th No, I'm talking about the 48 But so now listen We're coming to this podcast shit We're doing that We're bugging out

Every week Like how you said You know how we keep bringing us in me up You're paying attention Because that's what you're supposed to do You better fucking believe You're supposed to do So I'm supposed to do the same thing

I'm watching the other niggas They keep saying This nigger competition This competition is fucking me up So it didn't bother me They had Lior on their podcast I remember I remember that one Lior's the guy who signed me.

And me. So I sent a message. I said, yo, give me Lior's email. Not his number. Number is too personal. Give me the nigger email. So it's business. That email, if you email on a person, y'all got business.

Even if you're fucking a fucking motherfucker. Y'all got business if you want to email. You understand what I'm saying? The nigger goes, why? I said he's not one of us. He's not one of us. Now, peep it, the week before, the week before, Birdman comes to Breakfast Club.

Oh. And he does what he did. Man before. I knew two days before, or a day and a half before, because I got connects too. So like a real nigger, I hit Elliot. And I say, yo, Elliot. Here goes Buck.

Here goes Seelow. This is the two closest nigger to Birdman. Why don't you go get Birdman? I heard he just flipped on Power 105 was a 22nd interview Okay Go get it So I felt like that love that I sent

Those were the two closest niggas of the bird man And I'm not gonna erase this But he didn't ask you Elliot didn't ask you You volunteered down there So I volunteered it So I just felt like He wasn't reciprocated

I just felt like At least give me half way of what I gave you All right I get it That nigger said why In 20 years of me ever asking Anybody for anybody content I have never heard a nigga say Why is a little

why is a little why? That's like Why is like Especially when you're in the same industry You know why What did you think I was trying to bite you And interview little Right after you?

No like this is a guy That I respect and I love And I just lost his contact So what did you say What did you say back? Oh no I don't remember I made a record Like Joe would do

I took your staff I said what Fuck it I said How did that line go Help me out ass You're the engineer God damn

Come on, you got to Google some shit When our engineer gets drunk, everything goes I told Elliot You should not compete with me Homie, we both from Queens You're supposed to eat with me But he ain't even want to help a little bit And wouldn't give me

Lee or emails He asked me why, Norrie Like he needed the details Why? Because I'm a motherfucking mogul nigger I did it myself My cool mobile nigger Nobu Jou Ali

We ain't noble niggas I knew I need a norie future I'm sorry I need a norie future man Did I go too far This man

No that was all right So that's So that spawned genuine tension At least No but that was definitely tension It was tension But that moment right there It was like

You know what I'm gonna use it That's that Because sometimes when I speak about Elliot Or I speak about Rat Radar I don't actually mean them I don't actually mean

Elliot or rap radar I just mean anybody That's opposed to me So I just use them as a pawn I mean, no disrespect to them, you know what I mean, but... You just kind of disrespected them. No, I did. No, no, because those are my guys.

Bda, I speak to Bda. Well, Elliot is watching now, you know. And big up to Elliot. Elliot is doing a great job out there. I see, I listen to your serious interview. It's big up, but like, so when I go at them, it's not going at them. It's going in my mind. I'm creating an enemy.

Tell me what you think of the podcast becoming such a trendy thing now. It seems like new ones are popping up. Listen, that could be bad for all of us. Let me tell you something. It's the new mixtape. Hold on. Let me tell you something. Meek could have went anywhere.

But the fact that he went to tax? I saw you tweet that. The fact that he went to tax was like we change in the culture because I'm going to be honest. I'm going to be honest. And I said this before and I said this on rap radar. You got to listen to the rap radar anniversary interview. I was like, I don't care if Jay come to our shit, your button shit, featuring radio and TV personalities, talking business, sports, tech, and that's just real.

We've got to start, like, I honestly was getting filled. We're back to Drink Champs Radio with rapper N-O-R-E and DJE. It was like MC the MC type of shit. So now if he comes to your podcast, I wouldn't hate it at all. I would love that because we got to change it. It would eventually help everybody. We control it in the culture. You change the culture.

We're changing the culture. Hip-hop podcast is still a small word. So why not if a rapper has to. get something off his chest, why not come to another rapper? Why not come to something that is not controlled? Like, we don't edit our shit at all. We don't either.

Yeah, you know what I'm saying? We don't even know how to edit. Dead ass. Hazardous sounds right there. It's going from the radio interviews being the press run to podcast being the first thing they go to. Yeah, people, yeah. And while you say hip-hop podcasts are not huge yet,

streaming is. Streaming. So, same shit. I was just, I was just, I want to see the receipts I just I just bought the fucking hour man

You know No way I don't have to Why do you I want to say this I want to say this I'm so clumsy I broke the thing

How you broke I just bogged No I can't No way That's what I want to ask you Why do you think that Why do you believe that

Because you didn't have 7 million people Listen to a pod Wait Wait when you say Wait a time No no When you say

If you say inflated You just ask me a question When you say If you say it out of his mouth or the pictures that we put in up of the numbers. Because Photoshop. I don't know. I don't give a fuck where the number came from. I don't know where the number came from. It's 100% legit.

You can't say on one hand, hip-hop podcast is very small and then say we have 7 million listeners. We never thought we were going to have those kind of listeners. Okay, whatever. Six million. That's not 7 million. You can show me every listener. Six million on, and I'm not going to believe it. Well, tell CBS

that then. As long as they're right to us, we're good. I don't Because CBS has never lied before. I don't care. Especially with numbers. I mean, as long as they don't lie on the advertisers and we get them put that little salty. Is that true? Well, I don't know. I'm just saying, we're not lying.

We're going to see our numbers. Y'all wish you going to smoke a blood for me right now. You don't get these jokes. This is beautiful. I hate it in a hit. No, no, no. No, I love the jokes. I only hated that every time you say something,

you salty is an accurate response. It is an accurate response. You can't, you can't rebut it. Because you know what the thing about me and you, we recognized the internet early. In 1998, I had a song called www. Norrie, if not call me. The digger bought the fucking WDoh. I didn't even buy it. So he didn't let you know that I was on point, but I wasn't fully on.

So much of being a mogul. Hey, and that's what's happening now? What do you think? Well, with that, this whole fucking, it's a big thing about Hennessy putting out the Heffini thing and Young M.A not... And Young M.A did a co-signing, dad. Well, fuck the co-sign. It was really great.

She sent C&D, which means they fucking got paperwork on that shit, which is great from her. We don't know what C&D. Ceaseous. Sees and desist. Oh, Young M.A. got it. They sent it to them. So they did? Well, how do we

know that she sent to the odds? Tud. Twitter said it. So it's got to be true. Our numbers are fake. Well, yeah. I love that. I love that. I love that. Fuck out of it.

That would be real. It's all. You know, listen, I need more white people down on me. I got a man, white friend. Look, Eric, look, today you're not Cuban. Eric, please. Yeah, he's my white friend. And also, Sunny D, B, U.T.

He's your white friend? Yeah, he's my white friend. I like the party atmosphere in here. Because these are all real friends of ours here. Joe. I like it. Come on, man. You got to keep.

How many stories have you told them about our basketball games and our spade games? I was saving this. I never heard that. I bet you didn't. I bet you didn't. I bet you didn't. Why? Because he lost?

Oh, he definitely lost his page. No. I bust his ass in basketball. Yeah. But he's, like, I've seen Joe play ball. If he beat you in basketball, no, you got to hang it up. I'm not believing in a handball story.

He's definitely not a basketball player. First of all, Rory's seeing me play basketball at 35 and us playing when I was 24, however old I was on that fucking tour. I understand. But knowing right, he got that. No, but you had the number one record. I couldn't let you. He got that sneaky fat nigger agility back there.

I was skinny back there. Yeah, but... I'm fat now, but that. I was looking at Norrie, and I was like, man, take this nigga, man. And then you had other Queens niggas, what you had, you had, you had skein and web and-ass-skinned. And I said, oh, do niggins and they... Skane, yeah.

Weber nitty shooters. They don't know how to face sports. I knew that on top. I was like, all right. I was like, all right, cool. I'm a shooter, too, but you got to realize I'm younger than them. It was the lost battalion that came. And then Kenney.

Anderson and Kenny Smith is from left rack. I got to see that. So I used to, I was nice with my handle, my hand. But like he said, I give you the fat belly shit. Like, you be thinking like, I got, yeah. Bambu-de-blum. It's like, you know, I've just said,

Bung, I bust their niggins that. But then he didn't, he took it personal. Somehow I wound it up on his tour bus playing spades. I did not know how I got this. Yeah, you lost a spade? Because he's, he's Wait, huh? Is that like surprising We've had some tournaments

of the... Oh, so you think you're nice for Spades, too. I learned all the... We can boss out of the cause right now. I was. That's our next one. I'm not saying cars regardless. In this podcast, we're going to play Spades live on the podcast.

I'll play poker right now and take your money. While talking shit, hold on. Roy, is that your partner? No. Or you want to be my partner. How about that? Well, I retire from Spades because I like to keep my friends. And we used to do a drink.

That's how Drink Champ started with Spade. That's how the game started. Because if you lost, you had to drink a concoction of every liquor. on the table. Well, y'all normally spade partners? Nah, I don't fuck with them.

And I don't even remember how to play but you're trying to get down with me? Yo, you lose all your friends and family. I'm good with cards. Are you trying to get down

with me and you're going to let these niggas get together because they're bad game. I don't think he wants to play. He doesn't think I can play. As long as Joe's Pops isn't there because Joe's Pops will clean everybody up in space.

I don't play cards for free. That's the problem. So we'd have to put $5. I'm down. I'm totally down. I'm totally down for put money. Long as it's not for free, that's when people want to just starve and niggins for fine.

Let's put like $50 down each person. Oh, shit. All right, I got a call. Oh, E, you want to, you want my business account. Let's bring champs against. Obviously. Name this podcast later. Oh, I'm sorry.

Did I violate? Yeah, you're trying to have more white friends. But wait. He didn't technically agree with me just now. Damn, but if we was going to do like a podcast thing, I'd, then the monetary money, I don't want that. I want like something else that's more fun. Nica said monetary. You could have a bottle of Tigerbone.

funny. That's her. That's her. Speaking of Spades, let me tell you a funny story about Joe and a Spade's tournament. We should be able to pick your artwork for like the next five

podcasts. Our artwork? Yeah. Oh, if you lose a trade. So what's an example of what you would do with our artwork? I don't know. But you ain't going to lie.

You would Picasso our shit out. We wouldn't do that. Well, that's why you would have to try to win. Oh, this is, so you say this is. Oh, like the shit that's that's LeBron. The shit that happened with LeBron. And Wade.

Yeah, and Wade. Yeah. What? I don't know what happened. They made a bet on the World Series, and LeBron lost, so he had to wear the Cubs out, the Cubs uniform, full Cubs. That's a good bet. That's a good bet. Yeah, and if y'all lose, yeah, I want to pick you guys' artwork.

I like that. I don't care. I like that. I like that. And you got a drink. No, no, I ain't. All right. I ain't, go, cool.

Then we're going to play basketball after. Yo, I'm so retired from basketball, man. I broke my foot. I'm not athletic no more, man. All right. All right. But you guys. having fun doing the podcast.

Yeah, absolutely. Come on. Give me more than absolute. Here's the bullshit with Joe, right? Joe say all this shit on the podcast, beef with everybody, but Joe's a homebody. You don't go out. I go out.

I'll be out. I go to Costco. So I now have to deal. I'm a old name. We got a babysitter tonight. So you cool. I got babysitting. I have to deal with all the fucking goon shit that Joe gets us into.

The Drake fans. Let's get into the Drake fans. I'm sitting in the club, mad befuddled. Like, he's kind of my friend. Like, we just do a podcast together. Listen to all the gold shit. I get Rory and fucking the Drake fans. Is Rory blaming you for this?

I blame Joe for every last thing. Yo, Joe was in biblical times. You're about to stone. Damn, though. You was about the stone. That was hard. I ain't going to front. I was like, I did the same thing.

I was surprised I found stones. What did you find? They were right on the side of my old crib. Oh, these are the kids that came running up on you. They weren't decoration. No. Those was real stones. Yeah, I was trying to fucking Roger

Clemens' them shit is one of them. Who decorates with fake stones? Nah, I got fake stones. Yeah. A lot of rappers have fixed stones. In Jersey. Shots. No, no shots.

I'm just saying a lot of rappers have fake stones. They run it from my crib, yeah. They run it from my crib. Yeah. What's a fake stone? Like the rocks? Like fake rocks? Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Who is some of the other rappers you think could hold a podcast down on? Can hold a podcast down? but right now Fat Joe Just for Kits podcast is coming

on Drink Champs Network Let's make some noise for that God damn You're all right Soon as you're tired of loudspeaker We try to sign you too

I'm not on loudspeaker You're not on loudspeaker We're independent I mean I'm an indie No I am You wasn't with a one Fs

with a Rosenberg I thought you Independent being No But you did start With Rosenberg went at you Rosenberg said one day

Rosenberg said one day I didn't say all that I just asked if you were selling No, Rosenberg said one day Because Rosenberg was one of the people Who hit me about a podcast He was like, let's do a podcast I was like, all right, fuck it, I'm with it

And he never called me back So it was over So Rosenberg says on air Some shit He said I couldn't do the podcast with Norrie But instead I choose to do a podcast With miserable Joe Biden

That's exactly So you started with him What happened? None and that's exactly Exactly when Maritz got fired. Right after that little emotional rant, Peter went on. But shout out to Peter. So Peter put you on?

That's what he was trying to say. It felt like he was trying to say that. No, I think Peter had that same loudspeaker network idea, like, get a bunch of podcasts. But him in Combat Jack had beef. So how could... No, he said the same idea. Oh, his own net. Like, our idea of doing a network.

Yeah, like, exactly. So I think Peter had that idea early on, and I think his career went a different direction where he didn't even have the time to commit to do that shit. I was like, all right, you don't have the time? Great. Ebro in the morning. Bigged them up. Why are we bigging them up right now?

I'm just a good one. I big up everybody. You said that earlier. I big up everybody. This is where things get drunk. Yeah, so that's all that happened with Peter, though. So I noticed you did you do a Hot 97 interview. No.

There's a lot of interviews I didn't do, though. But you did an Angie Martinez, Power 105 interview. Not a breakfast club interview. I did the Angie interview. Here comes the antagonist. Not a breakfast club interview. You did that. Why you keep pointing at the sky?

Why are you talking on slowly? You don't see the cue right there? This is what happened with my taco meat is out. Let me hear what you're getting at. Let me hear what you're getting at. So, do you think there's a reason I didn't do the, no, the only, the only reason that I didn't do the morning shows on either station was because I wanted to keep the narrative music.

The narrative music. Don't start, don't start, Norrie. The narrative. I want to keep the narrative music. and both it on the morning show He wanted to be about music On the morning show They want to talk about

Normally everything but music So Well you know what's interesting Ebro's my guy But in that interview That Joe supposedly walked out of They were mocking Joe For wanting to talk about music

Yet Ebro takes all the little Uziverts and the Lil Yadis And just Mocks them For not knowing about rap Want to talk about music or rap I found that kind of weird Yeah, it's pretty cute

That's pretty cute Like don't berate Lil Yadi for not wanting to rap Hold up Roy. Nor is befuddled right now. With the befuddled father. King. The befuddled father.

You're a befuddled father. You're the befuddled father. I'm glad I'm befuddled. Can you continue, worry? No, I just thought it was kind of odd that Rosenberg and Ebro who keep pumping this music, music, music shit with all these kids that have openly said, I'm not a rapper. I'm a rock star. I like to just make music for the club. And they sit there and they say, yo, here's a primo beat.

You can't rap on that. you ain't hip-hop and then Joe goes in there and says yo I want to talk about my music I don't want to talk about the gossip shit y'all want to talk about and then they start mocking him about fucking NPCs he's a hypocrisy there let me tell you something joe's my guy and Rosenberg is my guy too but that was the most hypocritical shit I ever seen in my life Rosenberg is still acting a little emotional but Joe let me just say something tell me something everywhere you go you got let the white guy speak for you it sounded much. I understand you. When he explained. Like the legal team. Like, I'm just, I feel like he's a lawyer.

That's what he's become. Rory, keep talking, sir. Well, no. They, he said, sir. They murder me. I believe Rory. They murdered me. You know what it is?

Your gestures is still Jersey City. You can say the most craziest intelligent shit, but you're just to get, we need to get Joe off this. Jersey shit. Joe is from Dunkirk and St. Albans. He's not from Jersey City. I'm from New Jersey. Oh, in Queens. Yeah. You from Queens? Yeah. I felt like you were from Queens. I knew it. He felt it in his bun,

he knew it. Roy's from fucking, uh, Jersey too, damn it. No, I just moved to Jersey because they got nice stones out there. Every rapper that got a little bit of bread. It's from Jersey, too. But no, they killed me on. Wee Hawking. That fucking pathmarking. That's a nice pathmarking. And Edgewater. It's Acme now. Yo. Oh, yeah. I, y'all. I'm old school. But

That shit Everybody It just became Acme Like a couple months ago I just want to shout out The Cubans in Union City That's my take on Jersey Who made this drink

Was it me? Damn I dissing myself Heavy gang area over there Every drug area Yeah That's why I got my family Family family

Family family Family there I said in West New York That's Guttenberg Is that the same area? Okay And then the West Orange Shout out to

forsaken Patterson too. Verona. Verona. Get out of here. Yeah. That's why I'm over there in that area somewhere. Somewhere now.

Nice, Verona. Very nice. You just put the whole can of the dry? I put the cup of Canada dry. Come on, guy. This nigga know he got the nerve to drink some most shit. God damn. Yeah, we don't stop, man.

We don't know when this. He got a babysitting. I heard the exact moment when his word started to learn. I thought that was hip-hop. If you notice, I don't smoke weed and I don't drink to the gas come because I want the fans to actually see the experience of me starring out sober

and then in and out. Like, this is real. Like, at least you could tell, niggas. You're like, yo, I didn't get drunk. We got to get back. We're going to get you one too. Wait a minute. Wait, I want to hear some more about you, I guess.

I want to hear some more about this drink champs network. Man, let me find out. You want to come over? Come over to the dark side. I'm about to introduce your girl real quick. No, but I want to hear it. it. Why do you want to hear it? I want to hear what's happening. Come fuck with that for a record.

That's not like a setup right now. You're tired of them niggas dancing on your video. You're out here, man. And if you can come over to death from a record. You're tired of Rosenberg talking about you on the radio. You're trying to Rosenberg told me you on the radio. Shout out to 8 and 9. We have 8 and 9 right now.

Let me find out 8 and 9 put some extra shit in there. What is that? Oh, this is nice. He's on tall. He's on tour. Oh, 8 and I got the hoodie? What is that? He's on tour. Oh, this is nice, man. Yeah, 8 and 9. Shout out to 8 at 9.com. All right, baby. Get that Dream Champs merch.

Yo, our artist trying to take care of artists. And a DJ. We're trying to connect with our artists. Oh, I'm a weird. Okay. Oh, and I got more shit? Yeah, yeah. You got more.

You're the first guest that took it out. Yeah, yeah. Thank you, man. Everybody else is too cool. But open up the Dream Champ shirt, man. Open the drink champ shirt. That's the first one. The first one you got.

You know the crazy shit about Joe? The more I get drunk, the more he seemed drunk than me. Like, this is the crazy shit. That's why. like your aura. Your aura is good. We're hanging out tonight. God damn it. For some reason I used to rub people the wrong way. I don't know why, man.

I'm not real niggins. Let's get into Slaughter House, man. We haven't talked nothing about Slaughterhouse. Then I'm getting in the scent, because God damn it's here. We can need girls on drink champs because all shit is 85% men and it's getting horrible out here. So I'll have $6 million.

It's $6 million. It's about $5 of them. There's about 5. Five and a half million men You don't believe that shit. 500,000 women. You don't believe it. I love that I don't believe us, man.

Well, I'm going to tell you right now. As long as... As long as... Here, look, believe it. You appreciate it. I'm going to give you a simple demographic. Y'all know what serial podcasts? Yeah, of course, of course.

I don't even think Cereo did six million. How the fuck y'all do six million? Listen. We had DMX, I don't have to believe it. As long as the advertisers is believe it, I'm with it. Because you're a white guy from Queens. I'm going to give you queen. white guy shit

don't get me the Bayside shit this is Bayside Union Fresh Meadows Fresh Meadows What is it

Union turnpike Nicker This is the Two guards This is where the courthouse is at All right I'm getting you

Real shit DMX Brung us there You know why DMX is a man Man person Every time he touched

That episode took us over the top For sure Once we hit the max, then we hit 50. Yeah. And what was clocking this number? CBS.

CBS was. Yeah. Not y'all. No, we don't clock numbers, baby. No, no, CBS is taking it. We made the interviews. iTunes, their own player, their own player, Spotify, they take it all. So somebody told you all this.

No, no, no. No, they said. I know. You want us to secretly put you on a blind CC? Yeah. I do it. We get you on a blind CC, nigga. Let me go.

Let me explain. Real talk. I'm going to split that nigger way. You split it away, way, way. What? I'm fucking, I'm Cuban, me. Relax. Yo, I come up under Shy Money.

I need to see the numbers. Yeah. We got the numbers every time. Trust me. Shad Money changed his number six times and six months. I got his new one. He made sure he texted me every time because he knows these numbers. When we launched, when we launched, we were just hoping for 60,000.

No, tax said he did it's 40, so we just, we just want to do 40,000. So we just, we just want to do 40,000. launch and then what CBS does is every couple of weeks they sent a graph and then we was on the first or second week we was like third or second on the graph and then there was a spike they don't tell you who the other who the other

ones on the graph are they don't want to let you know that so they're printing these graphs out you're not seeing them make the graphs no no I don't know they're just giving them they just send you the stats and then they sent you a graph and they say where you are on the graph you act like this is just shot my point more no no no no no no this is

so I asked from a whole I asked behind the scenes. I asked behind the scenes to CBS. Who's the number one? Because we weren't even close yet. We were like third on that one. Which was pretty good at that time. We just launched. So they said to us, they'd take their TV and put it as audio podcast. So number one was 60 minutes. Which makes sense to me.

I think they're working off impressions. Even though I was kicked out of college, I still have a job. Hey, you was ever done working on. This makes sense for me. Impressions. Impressions are different. For a reason, Rory. Allegedly threatened the killer. But impressions are different. Six million people saw that y'all posted a podcast.

Not six million people listened. It's impressions are different. So how do you count impressions across all the different platforms? You just, as many people that follow. How much y'all do on a week? I'd never check the numbers. Tangibly, on SoundCloud, we average around $85,000. I don't know what the iTunes numbers are.

I don't have CBS lying to me. So then tangibly, what did you think of our impressions? What do you think we are? But you're on SoundCloud. I probably think y'all up. No, I know, but what do you think, what do you think, though, based on what you think, impression-wise, what does that translate into actual- I think y'all doing about 150,000 listens? Okay.

A day. Yeah, you're right. Well, how old? Give me that plug back, niggum. Give me that blunt back, niggum. How often do y'all release? Every week. And sometimes a couple of times a week.

And then we do a couple of years. All right, so y'all don't believe that six million people are listening to y'all. A month. No, no, no. It's not six million people. It listens. So they might have heard, discovered the podcast and gone back, listen to other podcasts, like other episodes,

and that counts for the amount of listens that week. Because you never hit a million, correct? No, we did. The Nicky joined us, the Drake one. So for example, we went on a little Twitter rant. We put out two podcasts. Nikki, Nikki, who? You had Nikki Menardt?

No, no, she went on a Twitter rant about our podcast. Oh, so that's when you. That might have been our first million. She said she named your podcast? Well, she hashtaged it. She said, good luck with your little podcast. And that helped. I like that.

I respect that. He said I like that too. Let's make some noise there. I like that. But just so you all know, I get money in a lot of different ways. As you should. If I was to sit around, I have time to mock up numbers. No, I'm not saying y'all.

I'm saying CBSs. No, he said it's important. Just so y'all, you should be allowed to. Why would we be lying to? I don't think you're a doctoring numbers. I'm fake throwing. I don't think you're going to have said that though when you said that that comment. You hate on us in a good way.

I respect you. Whether it was a joke or whatever. You kind of tiger ball. I'm trying to kill me. For me, man, I don't even check the numbers on my own pocket. And I don't care neither. But for me, when I was when I was diving into this podcast community, the people that were like the number one podcast, I didn't know. I didn't know what numbers meant something.

So that's the only time I ever did some research on numbers. So I saw that NPR did whatever they did. NPRs. What's the big one over there at, I'm speaking that word, Homeboy? Oh, Kit Fury. Kit Fury. Yeah, yeah. I saw his numbers were through the roof.

And then I saw the growth in our numbers. So I thought I had a pretty good gauge of shit. So when CBS put whatever the fuck they put out, and I said on that Elliott interview, I said, I don't even know what, I don't understand what. But this is, you know, let me ask you something. Let me tell you something. Let me just break it down to the same time. Let me just break it down to you.

I don't know what Elliot does. Let me just break it down to you. Elliot was popping that number one shit for 20, 37 weeks before we got in the game. Just hear me out. But wait. Just hear me out. No, no, no. Come on, come on.

You're the smart guy in class. You're going to sound smarter than me. There's different number ones. We've been talking iTunes and the play, the CBS number one. Yeah. But you got both. But listen, just chill. So Elliot was popping that shit for 37 weeks, right?

Because he had the numbers. And on the iTunes charts, he was there. When it said number one and then they said episodes, he was there, right? Everybody says that. The day you release you number one. Yeah. The day you release you number one. They just don't mean, niggas be hype about it.

So they put... Well, Elliot is he said it. We say the episodes are in category? I never do that. You're saying the episodes or in category? I don't do that. dig that deep. Elliot is the 50th. He's making us pay attention to these numbers

and they don't really matter. Because we got people that dig that deep. We got four episodes on this time. Now, there's some times that we're not, we didn't put out an episode and we're still number one on iTunes. No, I'm saying. Hit me out. Hit me out.

So Ellie was popping that shit. If we came in and we took over and we was faking anything, you don't think that would be the first person to say, them niggas. He signs in the same label. They're saying CBS is the ones that's that's not accurate.

He's probably the one for the number. Do you see how much we go in on this nigga? No, no, no, he's not. I don't think y'all, y'all, y'all paying attention to how much we go in on this nigga. On Elliot? Yeah, so he would be the first person to be like.

No, because he would look like a hater. No, he's not. I'm hating. He would look like a hater. A lot of people, y'all look like haters right now. But I know what I'm not. I'm not. I'm not.

You're going to go out of party after this. He was saying, but y'all sounding like haters right now, but y'all, my niggins. They're saying that CBS is the ones that are full in all of us, even Rap Radar. I wish. That's what they're saying. Because the checks don't resemble. Wait, wait, oh, wait, time out, let me be clear. This was like the time Jimmy got 13.

That's what he's saying. But wait, let me be clear. Before there was ever a drink champs podcast, I said the same shit about Elliot. I said the same exact thing about Elliot's podcast. About the numbers? Yes. Because every week, he would post something that looked fraudulent. That's Elliot.

What was he posted? I don't know but I don't pay attention to shit. He never posted numbers. He was posting some bullshit out of his email. I follow him to. I follow him to it. It was just numbers.

I mean, excuse me, it was just the number, like him being number one. It was never the numbers. Our numbers is so extravagant, Joe. I just want to throw you out there. CBS is the machine. No, there's something here. Y'all Kevin Liles and Leo over there.

I know what you are. Y'all buying albums. No, listen, listen. I get it. We had a CBS call. No, no, we had a CBS call today. He's like starved and buck in the white version. You gotta love this nigga.

Listen, listen, listen, hold on. Listen, Linda. See, Joe was good. Hold on, hold on, brother. We had a CBS call today, right? I'm sure you did. Why are you sure we did? I'm fucking, because he's a hater.

I don't know, that was very sarcastic. Like, certain haters, you can't hate back on him. You can't be a sarcastic. So we had a CBS call today, and we were, we was asking, We want to get more definition on the stats We want that We want to know male, female, age, everything And one of the things they said

Is the way that they're gauging stats right now Is actually inaccurate because they're gauging it on desktops Desktops So it's not even counting mobile So it could even be more You got like a hundred million We're 20 minutes You didn't even see 200 million

He clipped you in your Adams apple With that one He clipped you in your... You ain't even made when he said... With another lie. They don't have to see me as to 24s. Ain't even registered yet. They don't see weird or...

Nothing but we're going to sign you all. They outsource the data mining. Come to death row records. We ain't going to dance in your videos. I'll try to hear some shit. No, no, no. But you... Not you right, because death row ended so well.

But I'm sure you guys know that even Apple is not giving accurate data. You know that about Apple, but that's why you have SoundCloud. SoundCloud's a difference. We don't even fuck with SoundCloud. And we should because we probably get more accurate data. Yeah, but that's what I'm thinking from what you just said. Y'all should upload the SoundCloud. Well, I mean, we're with CBS and they don't do it.

They don't fuck with SoundCloud. We don't fucking SoundCloud neither. What's that you claim? You said SoundCloud. What set you claim? We're on the other side, Joe. Come on the other side with us, Jim. What's hard you claim?

What's hard you claim? Come on, black. Come on, black. Come home, black. No, we're going to state this independent. The word. You're independent. I'm gonna watch y'all.

No, we independent, too. We independent contracts over here. You're not independent. We are independent. We are independent. We party. And if you get to fuck out of it. You know when Dame flipped on camera loud,

this is about, this is about to go. I'm gonna see that thing up. We 50, 50. Y'all think it's a quarterwater. You're a quarter of it. That's funny, man. Yeah, I knew Joe was going to get all the jokes. I knew Rory's going to get all the jokes.

But I knew Rory's going to get all the jokes. My numbers is real, my brother. I'm putting you on a blast, not believe any of our numbers. No, I'm putting you in a blind thing. If they're real, y'all buying the drinks tonight. Yeah. Okay, yeah. We're buying the drinks right now.

We have all the drinks right now. She said, Johnny, the kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas planes, teens are dying. Suicides that don't make sense. Strange acts. accidents and brutal murders. In what seems to be, a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad. Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people.

There are people out there that absolutely know what happened. Listen to Paper Ghosts, the Texas Teen Murders, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Robert Smith, and this is Jacob Goldstein, and we used to host a show called Planet Money. And now we're back. Making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history. And some of the worst people, horrible ideas, and destructive companies in the history of business. Having a genius idea without a need for it is nothing. It's like not having it at all.

It's a very simple, elegant lesson. Make something people want. First episode, How Southwest Airlines Use Cheap Seats and Free Whiskey to Fight Its Way Into the Airline. business. The most Texas story ever. There's a lot of mavericks in that story. We're going to have mavericks on the show. We're going to plenty of robber barons. So many robber barons. And you know what? They're not all bad.

And we'll talk about some of the classic great moments of famous business geniuses, along with some of the darker moments that often get overlooked. Like Thomas Edison and the electric chair. Listen to business history on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

podcasts. The force is shaping the world's economies and financial markets can be hard to spot. Even though they are such a powerful player in finance, you wouldn't really know that you are interacting with them. And even harder to understand. Donald Trump's trade war, 2.0, is only accelerating the process of de-dollarization, which in a way is jargon for people turning away from the dollar.

That is where the big take from Bloomberg podcast comes in, to connect the dots. How unusual is a deal like this? Unprecedented. Every weekday afternoon, we dive deep into one big global business story. The biggest story of the reaction of the oil market to the conflict in the Middle East is one of what has not happened. Katie, you told me that ETFs are your favorite thing. They are. Explain that. Why is that the case?

And unpack what it means for you. Our breakfast foods are consistent consumer staples, and so they sort of become outsized indicators of inflation. Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday after. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. In the new podcast, Hell in Heaven, two young Americans moved to the Costa Rican jungle to start over. But one will end up dead. The other tried for murder. Not once.

People went wild. Not twice. Stunned. But three times. John and Anne Bender are rich and attractive and they're devoted to each other. They create a nature reserve and build a spectacular circular home

high on the top of a hill. But little by little, their dream starts to crumble and our couple retreat from reality. They lose it, they actually lose it. They sort of went nuts. Until one night, everything spins out of control. Listen to Hell in Heaven on the I-Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Iba Longoria.

And I'm Maite Gomes Rajan. And on our podcast, Hungry for History, we mix two of our favorite things, food and history. Ancient Athenians used to scratch names onto oyster shells, and they called these OsterCon, to vote politicians into exile. So our word ostracize is related to the word. oyster. No way. Bring back the Ostercon. And because we've got a very My Casa is Su Casa kind of vibe on our show, friends always stop by. Pretty much every entry into this side of the planet was through the Gulf of Mexico. No, the America. No, the America. The Gulf of Mexico, continue to be forever and ever.

It blows me away how progressive Mexico was in this moment. They had land reform. They had labor. rights, they had education rights. Mustard seeds were so valuable to the ancient Egyptians that they used to place them in their tombs for the afterlife. Listen to Hungry for History as part of the My Cultura Podcast Network, available on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Yo, this is what I've been wondering all night. Joe, you don't drink. Do you disrespect your friends and not have a fucking rider? with drinks on it?

No, no, I would never do that. With drinks on it? I put drinks on the rider. Oh, on it, oh. I thought you was, because then you would have really been. As a functioning alcoholic and his friend, yeah. There's always a bottle of, hey, Jameson, on the rider.

You've got to have drinks on the ride. Because I was saying to myself, like, look, listen, I planned out my whole night. I didn't even try to get your number because I wanted to do this authentic. So what I planned was we're going to come ahead. We're going to do the drink champs, and I was going to pull you to the side and say, listen, Slime. I drink rose. and Sarac Vaca.

And I thought a plan I was going to go to your show tonight and I was going to drink all your bottles. Because I figured you had a sober crew with you. So you are sober nigger. Rolling with a bunch of the opposite of a sober crew. You already had that plan. You know, this niggas are drunk. What rampant is a writer without alcohol on it?

God, damn it. I ain't going to lie. That would be nasty. Dead, that would be, yeah. I hope that's not happening out there in the universe. And if nothing else, Your people don't smoke. If nothing else, I mean, I drink.

You need it for, for, the host. Harlicks. So I'm wondering. Jezabelle. Jezabelle. So I'm wondering. The maid is. Listen,

Joe, let me make your rider from now on. What would you put on it, Tiger Bone? I was going to put Tiger Bone. You have to call. You got to put, um, Kim Jong-il for this shit. You got to put weed on there because every promoter in their mind would be like, Joe might relapse right now. And they're going to get the weed.

And then, Roar, we could get you smoke it. You know, I might sign with drink champs. They'll sign of a drink champ. Come on. I'm saying, we take care of our artists. I know you was down with my wristin. We take care of our artists over here. I was down with OVO.

Oh, you're all of them, Nick. The Barbies. You are a Barbie. Oh, I took it away from Joe. All right. Oh, yeah, man. Lugged down. Mm-hmm.

I'm a little upset that we. We didn't get to pause. I mean, listening to you pause for cigarette breaks, and we didn't do that today for some reason. All right, and then we got 10 more minutes, because I'm not going to lie. I've been with you the whole time. He's not going to lie about it.

Let's have a 10-minute cigarette break, and they be coming back with your lady. All right. You and your lady. We're going to have a love and hip-hop. Drink champs, moment. But we're not all of it. I know.

No, this is love. Drunken hip-hip-hop. We both make hip-hop. Drinking hip-hip. And I'm going to have a smoking-bob. with you. Alright, I take that. Because I ain't gonna lie.

I've been thinking that for like an hour. A red board. N-R-E. I'm DJ. This is Dr. Chim's podcast. Make some do. We got the beautiful

San Santana loving hip-hop queen. She dominated everywhere she was at. She's over here. Driggin, Jameson. Yes. With the burgundy hair Looking crazy

It's crazy down Can you hear me? It's going down You're from the Bronx, said? No, I'm not from the Bronx Where you from? I'm from Dykeman. Dijkman makes sense of you!

Where's Dykeman? That's like next to the Bronx It's next to heaven Come on, we're in Miami guys That's where before Fordham Mm-hmm That's where I brought you there Niggas got shot that day, remember?

The train stopped right there And I got off an eight with the train stop. No, I don't know. What, 50 cents shot that scene at? Get Rich Tintraining. Oh, shit. Damn, I'm fucking up, ma'am.

And you're Latina? I didn't know that. What's your nationality? Wait, tell me out, time out. I can't believe you was actually if she was Latina. Hold on, tell me. What the fuck did you think she was? Listen, man.

I got to come at you right now. She could be anything. She could be anything. No. Not with this accent. There's a strong accent. Not the accent. I'm just saying, you could look at her and you think any other race

than Latina? She could be anything. I thought you was Chinese at first. People think I'm Arabic and I'm Cuban, B. I can see Arabic for you. But you look Arabic. I look Latina. Man, nobody thought I was Arabic till 9-11. Straight up. Straight up. Straight the fuck up. That's hard.

This makes a noise to you being Arabic. Cuban-Arabic. That's the green part. So... Wait, we didn't find out. What's your nationality? I'm Dominican and Salvadorian. Super Latina. That's M.A. Therese? Salvadori?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's pick up to my M.A. Theresee niggas. Niggas, hell me down. Mad now, ladies in a can. I don't respect them, niggas. You know what I'm saying? Love, M.A. Threatse. Yeah, show us.

You've got a show us, right? Where's your tattoo, brother? I don't got tattoo with nothing. I got jury. If I love you that much, I put throwing some jury. I'm sorry. But, so now, I heard... This nigga always heard something.

He heard everything. He always heard something, right? See, I don't like So when I want to hear you got to say Catch me like this This so when you talk your shit Okay But I heard

Talk of your shit I don't talk like that Joe said that That you were never bisexual Is that true? You said that baby He said that On Angie Martinez

No no I said that If you fuck a girl You're bisexual I said Angie said I thought you were a lesbian And I said You thought I was a lesbian

Everybody thought I was a lesbian But I never said I was a lesbian Lesbian and bisexual don't mean the same thing No, they don't I know people think it does I dated a girl I dated multiple girls before

What? But gay dudes and bisexual Means the same shit What you say? Gay dudes and bisexual dudes Means mean the same shit Let's keep it 100 I know a lot of men

They say that too But girls got a different league No bisexual means you like both Men and female Okay But you can It's also a phase That girls go through sometimes

Oh wow Wow So niggas don't go through that Nah If you went to that face You see Elliot Wilson trade is coming I don't hear it

I don't hear it I don't hear it I heard it Because we're getting good It's getting good And I'm mad confused Whenever I know I'm confused I know it's getting good

Tell me why Where the confusion comes in Because she said You can be What you said again Well what are you confused Lesbian and bisexual You could be lesbian and bisexual

Or bisexual It's one or the other Yeah It's one of the other If you date a female This is an automatically can make you by, um, lesbian. You could be bisexual.

You could like men after him, man. It's Elliot Wilson train. There's no train, man. I heard a train. I heard a fucking train is coming. Yes, the headphones. That's because you got the airphones on. Nah, man, that's the toy train, man.

What your heck? Continue. That was it. Oh, I hear the train now. So you could be bisexual without being gay? Absolutely. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You could be bisexual without being gay?

When you're a lesbian, you like women only. When you're bisexual, you like both men and females. But wouldn't that make someone gay, though, at that point? No. No? I'm confused. Gay is you are only just the one gender. So when you're bisexual, you could dip in both and not be gay?

Well, that's where the term is. That's bisexual. That's what bisexual means. I mean, I get if you want to go specific, but I mean. Okay, well, that's a definition of bisexual. If a dude told you, yo, man, I'm not gay. I just like some dick sometimes. You'll be like, yo, my, man, you're gay, bro.

no that's not true that's not true bisexual yes holy shit no he's gay man well then and then let me tell you what i learned in a couple's therapy they introduced uh i don't want to fuck it up for the trans community i think it was pansexual no now there's mad different like i know diverse sexuality depending on what you're into what you like to insert in yourself i don't know yeah pansexual i don't know what is pansexual because just so we can understand this for the drink champ's army to be to be sensitive to this and I'm don't don't quote me because I'm not

I'm just trying to remember what we're only going to quote you here thank you I think pansexual was when you're when you're attracted to men women and trans and just it don't matter what you are aliens we're not paying your gender really much mine

right that's that is how it's getting out of control right now sexuality's getting out of control we have to be sensitive we have to be sensitive of course of course but it's getting of control people are different people of course and people should be respected as being different people are experimenting with the holes that are on them all right let's share this subject I'm very up on what the job mean you brought it up niggas yeah you did bring it up yeah I definitely did I did it was in a different transgression so how did y'all mean

at a pansexual clone I met him I met him I met him when I was 17, he was fucking with some chick Who was my friend? That sounds Madsline. That sounds horrible, man. You went to pick her up at school, right? No, no, no. I'm just, I'm creating a timeline for y'allel. You're safe.

Carlito was 17. Well, it depends of state you're in. They called him a child rapist. Whoa, whoa, whoa. He was like, he did girls 17. This is where drink champs was all advertisers. He was all the advertisers.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but I'm sorry. It feels like it's supposed to be the other way, right? Wherever the logo, the logo, the mic, the mic logo, yeah. Yeah, this is correct. Sorry, I can't flicking it too fucking it up. Yeah, sorry, that's the way street tams is the line. It's fine, it's fine. Thank you.

And you, you're really a strong nigger. You don't, we, and you still stay at the strip clubs. No, I don't go strip clubs. No, but you used to. I used to a lot. As a sober nigger, how does that work? So, I was going to the strip club. hear good music and smoke hookah.

Definitely don't believe you. Well, it was. You're my nigga, though. I'm a recluse. I want to believe you in my heart. I don't give a fuck if you don't believe me. Listen, so I'm a recluse. So to enjoy loud music,

niggas normally go to a club, but to go to a club, you deal with too much shit. So I figured my logic told me the strip club was the only place where the men should be looking at women, and you really shouldn't care about the celebrities there. And that's what.

what happened. That makes sense. That's some logic there, man. I like that logic. So I went, I enjoyed the music. I can't front. Sin City used to have really good food. Some strip clubs have really good food. And that was it. What strip clubs got really good food? Cincinnati. City's food was really, really, really good.

I don't believe it. Tussie's food is good. Okay. You never been to Tisis? I've been to Tutsis. They got, um, Tutsis does have good food. The fried lots. Shout out of the showgirls down south in Miami, man. That's the cat. That's where I I can't agree with that.

Is that good, show girls? Yeah, man. I like the hood strip club. That is bullet wounds. I like the hood strip club, man. Oh, yeah, listen, everybody in there got a bullet wound. Well, bullet wound. The security got a bullet wound.

Some have knife wounds. The owner got a bullet wound. Like, it's like, but see, I don't want to go to a strip club where I need my weapon. No, you don't need it. You don't know. They got bullet wounds, but no bullet wounds. Yeah, it's actually a mistake. Yeah, I want to avoid getting.

look safe. If you walk in there, it just smelled like, oh, nah, man. He just had a bad experience. What was your bad experience in there? I walked into it. He walked in. Like, I was just like... I like it. I like it. You know what? I'm a little weird like that. I like with my strip club smell like a little bit dusty. Oh, yeah. I like when it's smell. I like that

little hint of, oh, what are they doing? Oh, man. Oh, these bitches have no morals. I'm going to have some fun in here tonight. I'm the exact opposite. Yeah, I love what. And that's what it smells like I like show girls I'm sorry it's show girls

No don't just show girls man That shit is hot About there's a dream champs over there We'll do drink chants over there But I'm gonna keep it real I'm definitely bringing my wife Somebody's out why I'm stripping at showgirls right now I don't wear a raincoat

Because it feels like they fuck anywhere In show girls They feel like it's no morals today shit Like they just They just Get $25 dollars 24. Bits fuck you right here.

That's kind of true. That's kind of true. Charlie, Charlie, is that true? Is that true, Charlie? Charlie, I don't spend $25,000. Yeah, you spent $10. Do you ever been in the Queens house? I know you recorded in Queens a lot. You've ever been in the Queens house to jail?

No. Well, that's what the strip club felt like. What? Showgirls? With bitches. Ah, man, you're just in showgirls. What has to occur in the strip club for you to enjoy it? I know you like to see it.

I don't really like... I never really liked that. I never really liked strip clubs. Like, I go because I go. But... I just saw you in a strip club. Yeah. But I go because I go.

You were in a blast. Oh, yeah, we're at. Tell me where I was out. That was Aces. Future was there. I don't know. The future was there. Future was there.

Okay. All right. I like how you threw me out there. That's it. It was great. It was great. No. I seen him the night future was there.

I didn't see him the night at the Barclays because I just... It wasn't. I just saw your energy watching this interview. You would never see me in the barclays or you were on the road. So I just seen that. So my wife, she's inaccurate in her information. Oh, but you were there another time. Wait, yeah, I was there another time.

First of all, stop trying to catch him out there. You know what? I didn't see him. I never saw him. I never saw him. And no, the Aces don't... This is a hardcore. He's right. He's right. I've seen him.

I was going there to highlight future. That's a fact. It was future's name. I was there and future was there. It's a fact, nigga. Why was I in here that night? I don't know. You was trying to probably do the same thing. Get a hook. Come on. Roll with me, Joe. Roll with me, John. Yeah, I think I did see future. Wow. No, future was dead that night.

I was. I see the future in your future. It was. No, that was a good night. So, Cindy, how did you like doing love of hip-hop? Do you regret it or it's like cool? No, I don't regret it. You know what I regret it? Yeah. And we should relate to your own Mona.

Um, they're, I mean, hi, Mona. Hope you're doing well. That sounds like no relationship there. They're trying to put some beef in your mouth, baby. Hold on. Let me help you guys. Her Ramona's great. There's no.

I mean, we work together and we stop working. It's cordial. It's cordial. No real relationship there. Don't, mm. Yeah, fuck you. I mean, nigger. Trying to stir some shit up

You're gonna tell him, baby I'm buffettled. Come on, you slow down after the moan the question, get her. Put on a hot seat. Oh, wow. You can't put me in a hot seat. You want me to do it or?

Yeah, sure to do it. I'm going to do it. Eddie's the ass seat is not here. Oh. So you eat ass? You eat ass? Do I eat ass? I'll eat ass.

Every ass or? No, you can't eat every ass. You can't eat every ass. Can you break that down for us? For real niggas, they eat ass, no, that he can't eat every ass. All right, can you break that down for it? Tell Eddie the ass eater that way. We got a guy named Eddie the ass, either.

Puffy's sick his security on him. Because we asked Puff. He said, you eat Cassie ass? Of course he eats Cassie's ass. He said no. And then Eddie the ass either stepped up. And the security stepped up. No comment.

Let me tell you. This is the first time I literally cried on the podcast. That's funny. tears is floored up on my chick as I'm sitting there and Eddie would have really Acasy ass. And the reason why he's Eddie the ass eater is we had a porno chick come on our old series X-M show, some chick.

She had just done a whole scene. And he looked at ass. And he looked at ass. Well, now, pornos is some of the cleanest ass. After a scene? After a scene? How do I notice? Because I know porno stars. And a lot of people, point you know what's funny this is what's funny too

what's funny baby tell me what's I like this I like this I like this Make us loud So there was a there was a certain There was a certain period in time Where the strippers and the porno stars No no I've never done such a thing

But with the strippers That's where he's leaning And that's not where I'm leaning Sorry Where the strippers and the pornos Hated each other And they would always like throw each other's nasty

pussy against each other well that's what we're doing when you caddy but porno stars that's how I learned that porn star you got to clean the pussy that's your line of work your pussy so you gotta clean the pussy

if you put it like that you got a clean ass it's your line of work definitely clean but it was still foul and in wait you don't eat ass the idea of it huh you don't eat ass

I do whatever my wife wants to do real talk I can't get that that's a good thing that's a good time that's real talk my wife wants to do that's a good That's a dope answer.

Real talk. I love her to death. Happy wife, happy life. That's my fact. Ten years. What you're on? No, it's true. I'm happy.

10 years. Wow, congratulations. I didn't even know that 10 years. That's awesome, man. But still, 10 years together. But still, 10 years. That's amazing, guys. 10 years is a, that's a good amount of time.

I couldn't imagine another 10 seconds without her. Oh. Man, give me that one. No. I'm going to do. Dude, I thought you're going to go on your report CD in the trash. Jesus, man, that's growing up in hip-hop right there. Oh, man.

Baby, your turn. Sometimes. And listen, you can't be afraid to fall in love. No, I agree, Dan. I feel like that's with me and you connected the most. When we fell in love together? No. Are you guys pansexuals?

Stop. Stop. That wasn't funny That wasn't funny No but I feel like That wasn't funny Where the fucking Sarak bottle is open

I don't like it When people move to this Boris Come over here Say how to Joe Buttons How Boris, how you doing And say how to say how to say That's beats in the line

Watch this, watch this Watch this Say Joe Buttons How are you doing And how are you doing Since Santana Come over here

Come on Say how you doing Joe How you doing Joe? And How are you doing Cincinnati? I am well, sir. You didn't even understand the rest of his shit. I did, though, because I talk like him, so I understand him.

That's my Peruvian brother right here. Let's make some noise with the Burrubian. Super producer beats in the hood over here. I ask a question. I'm sorry, I'm not part of this. You are part of this. You make Norrie happy. You know I'm unibated 10 seconds without your help.

I've seen you with different girlfriends. Oh, whoa, whoa. Oh, whoa. I ain't go sign it I got to do Wait, wait, wait, relax Relax No, you're very open

Any girl you date You're very open You know, with your ex-girlfriend But how has like social media And like everyone Taking like you guys Like I don't know where you guys

To start dating And they were like Oh, I mean I think you guys are super cute And I It was a shocker to everybody It was super cute Yeah

And I thought it was cute. You guys were together. What is everybody else in? Yeah, I'm super cute. I felt that too. I ain't gonna lie. I couldn't believe more white. No.

Well, we fell in love together. At a pansexual club. Yeah, exactly. This went where it? Man, I just not with you. But this is what I'm saying. Joe is like a drunk nigga that's not drunk. That's the best kind of drunkness.

He's the best drunk. But to answer you, though, all the social media, motherfucker. They hate me. They all they have, they all said the same thing. Why is she with him? She can do so much better than that. We hate. You're going to die. He's going to fucking kill you,

bitch. They weren't very supportive, but they're warming up to it. They're warming up now. But I don't care. She don't get fuck. She's real. And you seem mad. She's riding, yeah I mean? You seem mad. I am. Brian with a real, nigga. Hold up.

Guys, I don't have You're right, baby All right, baby You should Let me say so You always give a soul one nigga To make no or someone Because they go OD

I'm getting one of these shit Yeah, no you're not Getting one of those All right, baby I think that passed a test Is already a new Latina Wait, that's that Latina

Yo, no, it's funny I was just saying to myself I'm not getting one of these You know, it's so hard It's so, it's so, I don't know, I don't know arguments. I'm chilling, you just got to let the wife just, I'm not getting it. You're right. So let me ask you.

Ask. On the Angie Martinez interview. Joe said, I don't think. He's thinking, no, he did his research and shit. He said, I don't think. I know what you're going to say, don't say it. What? Say it.

That you wasn't bisexual. What? We already went to this. We went to this. Come on, guy. We did this. So you. So you.

My point I'm trying to get to is What you're saying is love and hip hop scenes is fake I never said that either No, I'm asking you Love and hip hop scenes are fake She said it, that's it, done She said it No, listen, let's try to edit that shit

Are they fake? I mean, you kind of, you know your storyline You know what you're doing and what you're getting into And they give you that before it happens? They don't give you shit You go in there, whatever you say, whatever you do, is the only thing they set up is a location. You know what I think...

Everything else happens. You know what love and hip-hop? I think the problem is a lot of people have faked things to get on love and hip-hop. So I don't think love and hip-hop is saying, okay, we're going to fake some shit. Yeah. But there's been some shit faked.

Like fake relationships leading up to it or whatever. It's all up to the person. They choose to want to fake. I don't fucking know. They just filmed the shit. They edit and they edit and put it on TV. What you decide to show? is what you decide to show. That's why I never had a problem doing it

because the nigger can't really get me out of character. Because you're always going to be. Regular Joe. Takito. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. I don't even, I don't feel like I've been, I don't know how long I've been here,

but I don't feel like I've been here long enough to watch Norie go from where he was outside. But you see how it is now? You see how real it is, though? I ain't gonna lie to think it was the Tiger Ball. That nigga eyes just glossing. This is the tag ball? It's not the tie.

Oh, oh, take some tag ball. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, oh, she won it. Hey. You don't like the blood, Joe. You're flying around with that thing. Like the blunt, Joe. Don't inhale it.

Just light it. I'm not light in the night. She didn't like it. Just light it. Don't let it in hell it. You want to have it. I'm cool. Come on.

That was, baby, you. You're fucking around with these niggins and this Tiger Bowl. She's going to the Bronx. She's very comfortable. She's on the Bronx. Well, she knows she ain't good hands. Right? Uh-huh.

Yeah. You're from the Bronx. No, no, no, I'm not from the Bronx. You're not from the Bronx? I just said I'm from Thikman. I remember Dykeman. That's even worse. Near the subway train.

Super Dominican. That's a makes a noise of Dominican. El Salvadorian. So you're like an honorary Spanish, nigga. On a love. Why? Because, like... Messing with Spanish chicks?

Yeah. Nah. Yeah, a little bit. How many Spanish chicks you got to mess with? What's your background? What's your total background? Like nationality, with your parents? All black.

Yeah, black. They're black. We all black. No West Indies, none of that. I mean, if you go back far enough, you're going to find some shit in anybody's shit. No, no, I know. I'm saying that you know of like West Indies. No, no.

Why do I give that awful little West Indian? No, I'm just wondering. All right. No. But back to my question, how many Spanish women you got to have sex with to be like an honorary Spanish nigger? It's a valid question, right? I'm befuddle. But I got to think about this one.

Because that's like the... That's not fair, man. And I would never call myself an honorary Spanish nigger because... You are honorary Spanish nigger. Okay, but I would never say it myself because, you know, some of the Spanish niggas in New York. York, they're a little sensitive. And they're everywhere, not just New York. We're all sensitive.

Tax called you. Third world. Third world country. Who's third world? Jersey? No, he says that the women that I date are from third world countries. Because they're Hispanic. Yeah.

Yeah. But he's, but even Texas is, uh, yeah, exactly. That's why it's always pretty funny. I said paying the media. I don't know how that goes. You just threw that.

The drunk facts, drunk facts. They're close. He's panted me on the weekends. I wouldn't say nothing. But did you take that offensive? What? I never take anything offensive. I'm never, I'm not easily offended.

I'm not easily offended. It takes a lot for me to get offended. But it's, I can't even remember one time in my career where I was offended. But you couldn't get offended if he's Honduran and he's saying that. Can I get offended anyway. Like I know that's like contradiction of himself. Texas is good at what he does. So when I, when I, and I'm over-analytical.

So when I hear it, I know why people are, doing what they do. I know why a tax is saying what he says and it works. It works for him. So you feel some people are just pulling strings? Yeah, some people are. Just to publicity wise. Yeah. And you and sin seem so happy together. I am

very happy, noise. Should we make noise for you being happy? I feel like we've made a lot of noise in the past ten minutes, but let's make some noise. You got a hoar. Use that hoar, man. Use that hoar, man. Use that hard. Make some noise for happiness. They never want rapists to be happy, right? Yeah, we've got to be

I'm happy. That's a beautiful thing. You should age, age, happy. Quality of life. I think I age. I ain't trying to head to 40. Life is short, guys. You gotta fucking believe it, huh?

Yeah, my taco meat is out, too. You go to the taco shop after this? No, I got taco shit. I was just saying that. The way he's touching it is. Can you stop touching yourself this way? Because, you know, I'm missing mere mink. Yeah, but we was just talking about

and when the time I want to wear mink. Wait, do you have a mink for? Yeah, definitely. I feel like, why you're coming at me? No, I'm not coming at you. You're my guy, man. You look at him and said what you're going at me. Yeah, I was scared.

What I did. And tomorrow, but this will already be out by the end. When is this going out? It will be tomorrow. We drop on Friday, sir. Oh, I like the way you go. Okay, but I know you've been, you've been promoting something else. Now, how does the fans?

Let's disrespect the fans right now. They tried to act like they tried to play us They tried to play us Did you not see the fans Joke every time I'm watching this timeline Every time we say you in Miami The fans like Why don't you go see the drink chain?

Hit me too I'm looking and I'm like And I don't want to say nothing I don't tell them shit Yeah I mean but I'm just like You know what I mean they're responsible For so damn much We love y'all

But you're not the plug Relax Relax out there You gotta hit Nory shit while you dare Yeah we had the discussion a month ago, fans, but thank you. You seek that. That's what I'm saying.

I'm glad they're in tune that way. I respect y'all. We got a shout out Matt and Ian. We don't have to shout out. No, and I'm going to shout to Matt. Fine. Shout out to Ian and Matt. Okay.

I don't know where we went just now. The plug, the plug. They did all that. Remember I had DMs you like that most ago and you hit me back. I DM this nigga and fucking. Who nor do you? He doesn't use his DM. Clearly, because he hit me back.

fucking yesterday. You know what I just missed it from two years ago, my nigga. Yeah, his voice isn't even that neat. But that's how I read. Listen, listen, I'm a jersey nigger on the low, too, as well. I used to see him in Shore Hills Mall.

So I never really back then. Shaw Hills Mall. That's when I had money. That's when you had money back then. You still got money. Stop playing. Stop running.

You're on that road right now. Yeah, we went on the road. On the road. I can't wait. You know, you know why it's ill for you? because you don't wear a jewelry. You never wore a jury. I'm not a jewelry guy.

So you just have a Jewish accountant. I try a Jewish accountant. That's new. That's new. It's still a little frustrating. Like, he's keeping my money from me even. But he's hoping you. Guaranteed.

Oh, yeah. Well, I hope you're guaranteed. I certainly would hope so. I've had bad experiences with business accountants. And you definitely eat since Santana asked. Is it correct, right? It went from business to ask. Business ass.

I do whatever. whatever it takes to make her happy I feel like this is going to work right baby? Yes No this is going to work You feel like this is going to work you side I feel like this is going to work

I said that If I was a ventriloquist I said it And you are asked Likera eaterer Let me ask you It's going to work I just feel like your chemistry is right It's not fake

In my opinion Wait do people think it's fake Absolutely Well you think our numbers are fake That's true That's true Look at EF and being petty But I feel like

But I feel like, listen I feel like this could really work If y'all give 100% Let me find out you're Dr. Drew right now Can I be Can I be wearing or something? I feel like the chemistry is straight Like me

I'm gonna be honest We did interview Puff Daddy And I feel like Did we? I don't know we Right But I feel like I believe in marriage

Me I'll tell Fadjo to get married I'll tell Yeah, Finn they get married I'll tell anybody that I believe That's in love And y'all do it Get married

Because that's what I believe Because I'm maybe I'm a bozo Or maybe I'm right or you can be a bright bozo I like a bright brozo We're gonna add that to our emoji text BB Download the emoji text

Right bozo God damn drunk text by drink chance Right now on the app store Because I believe in love Slavre And I'm a nigga I shout a lot of people I believe in love too by the way

But I believe in love And sometimes There's people who steal your heart And you know just want to be there So When I look at y'all I see beautiful things And beautiful children, too, by the way.

You got children? Yeah, any children? You're busting blinks? You know my niggas, Sonny D, B, T, busting blinks. That nigga is 94. Look at him. Look at him. He bustled.

No children. No, that's no he's wife. That's what he said was his wife friend. Follow him on Instagram, Mr. Super Slime. Oh, my God, baby. He busts in blanks. I got a kid. You ain't busting blanks, right?

I got to keep. My kid's 15. Damn. Busted blanks, Joe? You got kids. I know you got kids. One. One.

You got kids? I have no kids. You got no kids. You ain't busting blanks, though, right? I hope not. I would like to have kids one day. You're not fucking bro? What the hell, Tomasito?

What are you doing, man? You got a, you got a condomate. Joe, you are. Wait, so you don't support safe sex? Nah, but not. We're not. Not, no. With salt.

No. No. No. I don't speak for, he doesn't speak for me. But wait, yeah, even with, I don't, come on. But even with so many. See, did you see how emotion? I think he says in the relationship.

He's saying, y'all should just do the damn thing. Slime, slime, slime. She for you. But Norrie is saying, but Norrie is saying shit and then answer that. I said it to Cassie. I never said I had a rubber arm. All right. You better not.

No, no. And you eat in the ass. Correct. You're into that eating ass, but. No, you like that topic. It's the theme of the show. It's the theme of the show. Don't know like this to me.

We know you. You know, he's giving a whole new meeting and the drink champs over here. Yeah, we're having fun. That's the thing about it. That's right. Anything my wife tell me to do, I'd do it. Hey.

God damn, this nigga is. I'm a beautiful nigga. Jeez. That's a tough joke, do you remember? What I said that? Because you're a big of my next. You're not talking about, no, that didn't happen. Yeah, we're talking about episodes.

You listen, tune in. Yo, the Funk Daddy episode is crazy. It's crazy. I'm so sorry. What after episode, you all been promoting? You got Jameson, sis. Listen. Oh, all right.

I don't really know. We are. We are. We don't know what you are. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I don't really know you. But I seen you in, because we did a triad video, correct? He was in there.

It was New York City or something like that. I seen you. I said, oh, it's a beautiful woman right there. Thank you. And I seen you on loving hip hop. but I've never seen you more happier right now at this moment. Thank you. Yo, no, it's like the hood Oprah.

Keep going, Joe. That's the whole stupid right there. I got you. I got you. I got you. But listen, I never seen you happier. Me neither. I never seen her happier yet.

Man, yo. Yes, baby. Let me tell you something. Tell me something. You got along you together. If you stay together, always remember to have. have fun. Because if you ain't having fun doing

what you're doing, then what you're doing ain't worth doing what you did. Bars. Bars. Bars. Hold up. Bars. Oh, shit. No, no.

You're looking at it. From the top, for the top. Oh, look at that. That's all right. You killed the juice, kid. You don't have the juice no more. That's some bullshit. I like this thing.

So since Santana She is Dominican What else? El Salvadorianian Yes That's it all crazy Salvadorian Bigger to my M.A. Thressee niggas

They gave me now, ladies and jazz Pop your collar for them Pop your jersey for them All right we got another one I love my M. M. M. Thracee niggas. Y'all niggas laughing I'm not playing at all. I don't think so.

I want to big y'all up. Thank you. I want to pick up y'all happiness. Thank you. Because in hip hop we want to kill our legends and we want to laugh because this person is with this person

and that, that is that and what the fuck is that? I agree. A nigger's happy. Let's motherfucking make him happy if a woman is happy. Let's make them fucking happy and let's support it. What if Jay-Z was a failure or what if

Beyonce was a failure but they love connection was still the same? I don't know how much we would care about them. Maybe not. But maybe it was us that was wrong. No, I agree. You know what I'm saying? So what I'm saying is, you know,

pick up to Pat Pooose and Remy Maa, Black Love. It's a lot of couples out there, though. It's a lot of couples out there today. Because, I mean, just because EFN don't want to bring his girl around. No, that's good. It's fucking good, man. What's going to go with that? That's okay.

You're going to have another block party. Yes. I'll bring it to the block party. Yeah. Now, my girl has a list of artists that she's going to come to that podcast. And that's what, that's how we get down. Wait, way, way, way, way, way. You're out of the list of artists.

And then who's going to come to that podcast? Yeah. You all, listen, I feel like, listen, Cisco was out here. I'd like to know who's on the list. And I feel like you... Little Kim is on the list. Kendrick Lamar is on the list.

Yeah. I think Eminem's on the list. We ain't getting none of them niggas. She's never coming out. Now, Lil Kim, we don't get a little Kim. Y'all get an Adele. Adel's not on the list. I don't know.

I don't know for you. Adel probably. Who's Adele? Guy. You know who Adele is. She got hello or something like that? Yo, who goes about

booking the artist on your show? See, that's another reason I would have never had my podcast be guest-based because, number one, I hate niggas. That's what I think is dope about your podcast

that you don't have guests. If I would have to, because I know our artists are, yo, come through, let me talk to you next week, podcast. First of all, a lot of them don't know what the podcast is.

So you explain that. And then when you explain it. But we got twin. Twin is here. He's a guest every week. Come over here, Twin. Tell them how if your buttons, when they ate ass, you would have ate her ass right now, right now. Tell them, tell them, come on.

You never get to share my mic, nigga. Say hi. Say hi. And then, go on here. As a boy, D.C. twin, you already know what it is, man. And you like St. Santana? I don't know. I respect other man's woman.

I'm the brokeest, richest nigga on earth. Just know that. The brokest, rich is motherfuck on earth. I make it everywhere, baby. And you got a twin that don't fuck with you. That's right. Let's keep it money and happiness, man. What is it?

With your twin, no fuck with you. He got a twin. Me and my twin, we got two completely different personalities, so we're always beefing, my nigga. Like, it's crazy. You want to eat ass, and he don't want to eat ass, so that's a big disagreement. I'm sorry. This is a twin interruption moment. We like this drink chance.

Shout out to Instagram and all that. Do your moment. Boy, DC twin, spelled DC2WIN, double meaning. Born twin, born a win. I'm going to just throw it out there. I'm going to just throw it out there. Your name is Frank. It's Frankie.

Frankie, Frankie, Frankie. And your twin's name is Ellen. Ellen, the generous. That's who? That's your twin? Ellen. Ellen is his twin's name. Really?

Like the generous. Elling. Okay, Elling makes sense. But in Spanish, Ellen, my whole life in high school, my one to change his name. Oh, they get him the wrong. Well, you give you a girl name to my parents. I'm like, nigga, embrace your name.

Eling, he just got to say Eileen. Yeah, but it's because my father, long, so he got three brothers. I'm a name under Franklin. I'm named, no, hold on my twins's name under Elvin, so he's Ellen. And I got Waldo, which you know he's a bozo. Wow. I got my younger brother. We went through the family tree.

Excuse us. This is why I don't get it. This is why I don't get the microphone in my pocket. And look, you see San Santana? If she wasn't here with Joe Buttons, what you would try to do? Salam, why are you trying to do that to me? Just say it. I mean, so Joe, what kind of question is that?

You know what I'm going to answer? I'm going to set up. We get it to Buff down. I'm going to think twice. Twice to what? Twice to what? To eat that ass, you know? Hey.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry. As I respect, though. Hey, but the buddy, I see a name with a gun back there. He got to protect me. We got gats here today. We got a gas here.

No, you're pretty good. I was saying outside, and I'm going to say this. Like, it's not too, like, I think people listen to podcast. and they take like this shit for granted like how difficult it is to actually do one. The fact that y'all have this dialogue

and this banner that way and the fact that you like have this personality to hold this down like as I lead Mike that's pretty fucking awesome. Make some noise. We're not. I'm definitely stealing. I'm making noise for everything

as soon as I leave this. We save a photo. You can make some noise. I'm glad you know. So listen, I really like y'all as a couple. Thank you. man. Thank you. I really wanted your approval.

Mad sarcastic. I know you shit it on me. But in my mind you big me up. Baby, I'm going to fall off the chair. I know you sit there on me. But in my mind, I big you up. Because, you know what? Like, you know what? It's beautiful to see that. Can we play some music while you talk? No, we don't play music.

We don't play music here because we get sued. You got CBS for Suez themselves. Not loudspeaker. Not loudspeaker. Wait, are you accusing loud speech? network of fudging numbers over there? They can't because they're not winning. Wow. Let me stop.

That's Chris remember. Podcasts. See, that's what I said. The drunker I get, the drunken, he acts. This nigga act. This nigga act drunker. Loudspeakers network is the first one that's tough. That's my people.

That's my people. Actually, before CBS, hands down. Combat Jar. And it's another white boy. I forgot his name. I don't know. Yeah, big him up. The other white boy.

Number two. Yeah, that's my people. But the, um, damn, niggas threw me off. That was a good thing. That's a good thing. You like you? So you're like us for a couple. I know what you're about to.

Some sisters are so you're bisexual. We got mumbo raps. Mumble raps. They're all confused. She's from uptown. I'm offended. Will you first? She's not bisexual.

I love my wife. I think we can do Nore. We can do Nore. Oh, my God. We're going to go home and do you all day. Oh. And I'll eat ass for my wife. Yeah.

Yeah, we're gonna do it. No, I do whatever more white. Yeah. No, we got, we know, we know. Yes, we know, we got it. Listen, listen. I learned that line from me. It was a happy relationship, right?

I know, it's 10 years. Sometimes you gotta shut the fuck up. Even when you know you're right, just wait to the morning. So are you saying that you're, just wait to the morning to be like. Are you saying that you're normally right in your disagreement? I'm always right. I'm going to be honest. I'm right right now.

Can't do that with us. How can you? We're both right. You know, you wait, you always let your wife be right. You got to pick your spots. You always let up be right. Right. Even when you know you're right.

What's some of the things that you all beef about? Mm. We beef about love. This is like a noise good, more. Yeah, he is. He's deflecting right now. Yeah, he's good. Who loves he love, love more?

Sounds like DJ Callet right now, man. I would love you more than you love me. That's a bullshit. I want to love you more than you love me. And that's where life exists. You got to out love the lover, love of the love. You feel me? And that's when you're going to reach the peak of the mountain.

What's it called? The love-bel-love? No, in L.A. The mountain. The one that you can. Bring your can. This is when you're in California, and you say, we did it.

And you pick your girl up, put it up in the air, and then you're like, take the picture. That's how he's taking the picture. Say, we did everything. He dropped her. No.

Put it down, so this is where I want to be. I made the promise 10 years ago that I want to be here and I will always be here and I stood there. I'm sorry. And I'm a real nigger, too, Joe. Like, I've really shot niggas a lot.

Boom, boom, boom. Like, it's like, but you know what? With the boom, bing, bing. Did you know what? Sometimes you meet somebody that change your life always. And that's what she did. And I'm going to stand by forever. Cheers.

Cheers. And I'm going to do whatever the fucks you want to do. Touch, touch my cup. And Jameson. And if we want to do Jamison, we're going to do James. And we're going to go to Wood Tavern tonight. Kanye be trying to hang out here on the low. I don't like it.

He made Wood Tavern. He made Wood Tavern. Are you still going to Wood Tavern? I'm going to What Tavern. Oh, my brother. This niggas is a driver. This niggas a trooper. I really wish I could have hung out with you when you got drunk.

No, we did. In Jamaica and in other places. Do you have Jamaica joint? Yeah, yeah. No. Joe was with us. That's a fact. I was dear.

Yeah, that's a fact. Nice. That's a fact. You know, I took 112's ball after we played basketball. Basketball. Because I played them with slippers. I didn't, I was never proud of this moment. But 112, I was walking through it.

And, you know, 112, the ball came next to me. I was like, bitch, I'll fuck y'all niggas up. Like, in arm, you know, they R&B niggas. I had slippers on. The niggas whip my ass in basketball. I took the ball and threw it in the ocean, because I'm a foul, nigga. Petty. He's petty. He's petty, man. I was like, that's your petty floor story. And I just

now recently apologized to them, 112. But I threw their ball in the ocean. Am I a petty nigga, Joe? Yeah, but that's dope. That was dope. That was the dope. It's some petty shit that's just dope to do. What? It's dope. You got to throw 112's ball in the ocean. They beat you in basketball and you a nigga that made the war report, right? Keep it real. That's what I'm saying. I even felt like they understood when I seen them.

Vegas recently. They was like, we understand. That didn't happen, but in my mind. That would make sense. That would make sense. Shit, even if you didn't lose to them, niggas, throw their fucking ball because you made more report.

Throw the ball on the joint. Yeah. Oh, thank you, baby. Oh, look, this is so, this is so, like, um, this is like so Ted three. You know, Teddy bearish. This is beautiful, man.

Why have you, why did you see Ted three? Because I want to be a Ted three. Wait, there's a Ted three hasn't even come out. Exactly. Oh, I'm about the same. Exactly. It's futuristic. Yeah, I call that one.

We're bringing you in the future. How many Ted's are there? It's two. You never seen part two of Ted? Oh, my God. Oh, my God. No, I didn't see Ted. You never seen Ted one?

You never seen Ted one? It's like it's thriller. Ted? Ted is no fucking, wait, who's in Ted? What's his name, right? Mark Walker. Oh, no, that's great. And then the teddy bed.

But I don't know if I saw him one or two. The teddy beer. The first one's definitely good. Come on. The teddy bids in both, right? Yeah, it's 10. Yo, I feel like you take life too serious. Now that I know you ain't see Ted, you take life too serious.

No, I saw Ted, but I don't think there's one of them I didn't see. No, it's good. The first one's hilarious. How to Make a Murderer. I could tell. You'd be watching How to Make a Murderer. I could tell you. You got to stop taking a life.

You don't watch murder shows? No, stop. First 48? No. That's not a murder show. That's a snitch show. Exactly. They never really showed a murder.

And most of in Miami. Stand up No, I want to like Chianney, No matter where Mike move It's always by the first 40 years Miami Gardens Miami Gardens Mike uptown. Yeah, basically.

It's kind of weird just now. I love it though. I love when to get weird for a second Because it's a beautiful thing And we're still coming out with us. Yeah. Whatever. I'm shocked that you're still going out.

There's no strippers there? Yeah, we want to see strippers. No, there's hipsters. No. This is where like, We want to see strippers. This is Millennials. Oh, so y'all just dead it out.

Let's go to show girls. Let's go to show girls. Y'all just dead it up. Like the black and Latin girls. No, I'm just saying, we'll go to wood tavern. We're going to stay long. We want to see some holes. I mean, Queens.

All right, cool. So is that how it happens? Like, y'all was both, like, from the strip club? No, no. No. I used the barton, yeah. Barton and Queens. Yeah, starlets.

Starlets. Starlets. Yeah. Do we go starlets. Why are we big enough? Starwood. Because he asked me where I used to bartend, baby. Bigger up starless, Joe.

Why? She ain't there now. I know. I'm a big enough starboard. Let's big you off for being protective. I like that. That's protective? You know, let's make you off of being protective. This thing is... So I'll pay you in your protective.

This thing of Puerto Rico, did I rubble off on you? Was this just tonight, or he'd been like this? Because if he'd been like this, he'd be like this... I don't know what just happened. I'm in the puddle. Look at what protective is. Yo, noise, dumb, man. When are we going to go? Let me tell you something.

Let me tell you something. This is how I know my wife can never, ever, ever, ever beef to me about being, like, protective. If I sit there and kiss my wife, my son will jump up and be like, what the fuck are you doing? I'm like, nigger. To you? To both us. He don't like it. He don't want to see it.

Yo, and I'm like, I never taught him that. You understand? That's crazy. This is my family. This is in my jeans. This is it. I don't give a fuck who you talk to. That's petty jeans.

It might be. Let's make some noise for that. Hey, yo, listen, being jealous or something that you love is not wrong. See, people think being selfish is when you look out sometime for you and your. That's not selfish. That's taking care of yourself. Yes, that's being selfish. Just F-O-Hi.

That's the definition of selfish. Being selfish is saying, I'm going to take this and nobody get nothing. But when you sit back and you say, yo, this is what I want to preserve. Oh, sugar-coting selfish. No, there's a lesson in the God body lessons that say I'm going to preserve the best part of the earth for me. My favorite drunk person Ever, ever. God damn, make some noise to me.

Even though I was dropping science. Your science is amazing. I was driving 120. That's 5% less. While I'm sure that you could drop science for the rest of the night. Well, I would like to be ignorant as well. Come on, let's keep it going.

Joe wants you to end your podcast. Yeah, no, let's take the pig. Let's go to World War Tower. We don't know that. Truthfully, we can go until day. But we're going to end it. We're going to take a picture. we're going to do it all. You and Tax is good.

You and Envy is good. Me and everybody is good. I'm good with everybody. Shout out to Tax. Shout out to Envy. He's got a new podcast. He started with his wife, Casey and Crew. Casey Crew. Yeah, Casey Crew. I support all the podcasts. Yeah, me too. I support all the podcasts.

Carlin. J. And even if you see Matt Radar, Playfully dissing niggas. It's play. Yeah. That's what I wanted you to know as well. And now, send. So, um, before we leave, because I heard Joe say So that was a fake relationship

With the girl That was not a fake relationship It was real What does real and fake mean? I don't know I'm trying to ask you Right now What is real me to you?

Right now What is real mean? I'll protect you Go ahead Bring it down, bring it down Baby I'm joking I want to know

What drunk Nori things Drunk Nori We're real Where real means, it was like, it would happen if the cameras wasn't on. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was real? That's big everybody up in that situation because everybody, no, don't bet. You beat too many people up.

Yeah, that's what we do. It's too positive. We want to pick people up. Thank you for recognizing we're positive. It's like a half-wake. You big a nigga up right after you diss them. It's contradictory positive. Yeah, yeah.

It's so good. It's still good. I can't, yo, thank you, said Santana. Well, I thank you for having me. I appreciate it. And you're the first sober nigger here. Did we have another sober nigga?

We have one, um, Luke. Joe. Fat Joe. No. Fat Joe. Our first. Yeah. Yeah.

Yes. Fat Joe. So all the Joe's was. And Luke. No, Luke drink. Luke drink. Wait, true life didn't drink. He's sober.

Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah. No, Mr. Good. What you mean? Missal did.

Missal. Mr. Good. Drink and got. I got my dad I'm mad at you for some reason I want to go more I don't know why You're at Rory

Rory where you at Rory Rory where you at Rory He's taking the shit in our shit After he tried to say Our shit wasn't real But now his shit is real Because he's

He's taking a Cogmienda right now Let's respect this nigga Let's make your noise for Rory God damn And I know you're But I know you're not a hate But I know Rory was

Hayton. He's like, there's no way the niggas can do it. And it trinkled off to you because then I seen it. It wasn't a tweet. You said, you said, no one of them shits, niggins shit. It was on rap radar. You did rap radar. How do you feel about Rat Radar? Before we leave out of it.

This is a Cuban goodbye. It takes two hours to leave. And we go on the wood to happen. Not really. But rap radar's cool. Again, I support all the podcasts. I want everybody to do well. I think everybody. Radol. Everybody has their B.D. and Elliot. Nitch.

Who's a niche? No, the niche. Everybody has their own niche. Oh. The niche were all free. Yeah, you know this word, man. I don't know a lot. We have a niche

with Drink Chan. Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute. They've got a loving hip-hop Miami coming, right? Hey. Hey. Baby, shut the fuck on. The Dominican Joe down. I know the Dominican kid with Joe by him. Right there.

Yeah, I got shut up now. Yeah, thank y'all so much for coming out. Hanging out, Rory, San Santana. Thank you for having us. Thank you, Rory. And getting me drunk. Oh, you got your daughter Jameson. You know, we got your whole bottle because that's how we get down over here.

I drank half the bottle. You know what I'm saying? Big up to Syrac also as well. Listen, Mr. Lee. Mr. Lee, where you at? and Boris. Make sure all it's the rock and the tiger bone goes back.

There's nothing. I hate coming here and there's no liquor here. But Joe, we took it easy tonight because you don't consider yourself of a covering attic. Let's just throw that out there. Oh! David Banner.

Damn. David Banner Favre. You don't consider yourself an addict or alcoholic, right? No. No. No. You can't be.

I just say it I do the noise me whey Just Yeah Like Where do you get these? I buy them online

Party City or some shit Yeah he charges Like a party city type of He buys them And he charges back guys It's our fucking expense This guy It's a part of the expenses

This guy This should be like 1600 on the budget I'll be saying I saw some more inflated numbers I don't We expect some more numbers.

That shit was good, though. Did I say that? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to say that. Since Santana. This make him a thing. I'm going to smoke, man. No, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Let's end it. And we've got to do a drop. Listen. Listen, Linda. Listen. Listen. I feel like there's love and hip hop with a beautiful reality show. Uh-huh.

But then there's real love and hip-hop. Uh-huh. in real reality Where's this going Jaro, his wife Irv, his shardy Matt hip-hop Joe

Super hip-hop There's places we can do other things Hippity hip-hip-hop We can show love and hip-hop and not have to be on a lot What are you?

Yo, Yo, make some love Snories saying that Come on, we got to do a drop And a picture. She said, Johnny. The kids didn't come home last night. Along the central Texas plains, teens are dying.

Suicides that don't make sense. Strange accidents and brutal murders. In what seems to be, a plot ripped straight out of Breaking Bad. Drugs, alcohol, trafficking of people. There are people out. They're that absolutely know what happened. Listen to Paper Ghosts, the Texas Teen Murders, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Robert Smith, and this is Jacob Goldstein, and we used to host a show called Planet Money. And now we're back making this new podcast called Business History about the best ideas and people and businesses in history. And some of the worst people, horrible ideas and destructive companies in the history of business. episode, how Southwest Airlines use cheap seats and free whiskey to fight its way into the airline is. The most Texas story ever. Listen to business history on the IHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Big Take podcast from Bloomberg News keeps you on top of the biggest stories of the day. My fellow Americans, this is Liberation Day. Stories that move markets. Chair Powell opened the door to this first interest rate cut. Impact politics. Change

businesses. This is a really stunning development for the AI world and how you think about your bottom line. Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Two rich young Americans move to the Costa Rican jungle to start over, but one of them will end up dead and the other tried for murder three times. It starts with a dream, a nature reserve and a spectacular new home. But little by little, they lose it.

They actually lose it. They sort of went nuts. Until one night, everything spins out of control. Listen to Hell in Heaven on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You know the shade is always Shadie is right here. Season 6 of the podcast Reasonably Shady with Jazele Bryan and Robin Dixon is here. dropping every Monday. As two of the founding members of the Real Housewives Potomac were giving you all the laughs, drama, and reality news you can handle. And you know we don't hold back. So come

be reasonable or shady with us each and every Monday. Listen to reasonably shady from the Black Effect Podcast Network on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This is an IHeart podcast.