Joe and Jada - The Real Report - Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda on Lil Durk, Drake, Boosies $600K Pardon, NFL WEEK 1, & DJ Vlad vs. N.O.R.E. UPDATE

Episode Date: September 20, 2026

Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda link with Harlem Legend to debate Lil Durk’s legal battles, loyalty within OTF, and whether parents should blame themselves for their children’s choices. The guys discuss Bloodhound Q50, the cycle of violence in Chicago, and Boosie’s 60 Minutes appearance before turning to MO3, Yella Beezy, and Albee Al. Murda reveals what he told DJ Vlad and N.O.R.E. privately as their feud escalates, while the crew weighs in on Kai Cenat’s fashion move, AI, Apple, NFL Week 1, Ryan Garcia, and Kawhi Leonard. Plus, they discuss Drake’s next project, funding his own music, and what his next move could mean for the industry.Go to Polymarket.us and use promo code REALREPORT to get a $50 bonus when you deposit just $10.18+ Only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Not available in all jurisdictions. Trading is risky. 100% loss can occur. See polymarket.com/tos for more information. The Polymarket US App serves as an independent software provider and affiliate of Polymarket US and Polymarket Clearing, the CFTC-regulated exchange and clearing organization.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You know what it is. Harlem Legend, what's going on? Hey, what's up, fellas, man. What's going on, man? Man, there's a lot going on in the media. Yeah, there's a lot to talk about. There's a lot. What's happening out there, man?

Hey, man, first off, man, We got to start, man, with Lil Durk, man. A federal jury found Free Dirk. Not guilty. Shit. A conspiracy stalking, resorting, and death of murder for higher charges tied to the 2022 Los Angeles shooting allegedly targeting Cuando Rondo.

Cuando survived, but his cousin, Little Pab was killed. So, uh, Little Dirk, he's not been free, though. Yeah. Okay, like, we still, we still got some things to hurt. Despite the acquittal, Dirk remains in custody because he still faces a separate racketeering case that was split from his trial.

He has been jailed since 2024. Okay, well, you know what had me tight? Because I'm thinking we're going to be out here popping bottles of Lishim and Don Pee and all kinds of stuff. Because usually when somebody's not guilty, freak dirt, you think that's it. And then the feds hits you with something else, man. It's wicked business when you're playing with the feds, bro. And you know what I'm saying?

But shout to his lawyers. Well, Drew, what is Drew Finland and Brian? Brian still. Yeah, shout out to the dream team because only what they say is the 93% chance of being guilty with the feds. But when you got the lawyer money, like I said on Vlad TV, when I talked about the Keefei D trial, if you got a legal aid, you're guilty. You know what I'm saying?

As long as you got that lawyer money, you're going to be great. You know what I'm saying? And it's crazy how his friends just told on them, OTF Jam, Vani. It's like, man. Yeah, what's up with them guys? Yeah, what's up, you know? OTF Jam is a, uh, uh, uh, he's a sucker though, honestly, because he was only facing three years for the gun charge

and then wind up confessing to all those murders and look how I played out now. Now he got to do life when he only had to do three years for a gun charge. He played itself. I mean, you know, the feds, they know they got every trick in the book for people that are not, you know,

intelligent, bro. You just, you know what I'm saying? Anybody would take three years instead of mitting over three bodies, but it's a messed up situation, but free dirt. And I think he got another fight-to-fight, right? What do you think?

Yeah, let me ask you all this, right? Because, so since he's been found not guilty, it seems like, like, so his crew, right? Because these guys, you know, they admit it to doing it, right? So, OTF, J.M. OTPVani was admitted to it. They even said Bonnie was stealing money from King Vaughn's trust fund that was for the kids and all that. So he was like a real slime bucket ass nigga anyway. Yeah, I agree.

Yeah. So, so, but does the artists actually, because if they all OTF, how is that you know, how does that work? Does the artist always take responsibility for what his team does? Hell no. I mean, I mean, this new, this, this new case is Rico and racketeering charges, right? Because he beat the murder for harder, murder for higher charge, excuse me, right? Yes. I think he'll beat this one. I really think positive with Dirk. I think what he's doing is he just got mixed up with the wrong crowd. And I think sometimes, you know, it's like Sammy the

Bogarano. Sometimes, you know, you can be down with the mafia and just, take a deal for no reason, bro. Like, like you said, three years for a gun charge, you admitted to three bodies, and Dirk still beat the case. Due to him having a dream team, I think he's going to beat this next one. I think Dirk is going to be free. Because to me, it's like a double jeopardy.

If I beat the murder for hire, how are you giving me a rack of tearing and RICO charge? I just don't see how that works. Well, what he did was, so his lawyers, they tried to bring it in at the last minute, and he separated it. yours so now he's facing it but you know it's weaker than what he actually just for right it's like a double jeopardy ain't it to you it can't be double jeopardy no because it's different charges yeah

different charges that's how they're getting over so he's not actually it's not bodies it's just ongoing criminal activity but him being the murder for hire what I'm saying is makes this case better for him to be also in the eyes of a jury facts because it's weaker it looks like it look like they're just trying to get them on anything well it's not weaker because Because Rico, he's still facing what 20 years, so it's not a weak case. But it's not death. But what I'm saying in the eyes of it. But when you pick the next jury, they just see them be the murder for hire.

So it would make the case weaker in my eyes. I'm not a lawyer. I might be wrong, but you know what I'm saying? It's free dirk. Well, let me say this. His mom recently took to the internet and she blames herself for, you know, D thing. Because you know, his brother D thing had actually got killed also. the way out there.

Rest of peace. Rest of peace. The thing. She actually blames herself. Her name is Lashonda Woodworth. She broke down during the interview with Amber Grimes and says she blames herself for both the 2021 killing of Dirk's older brother, D-Thing, and Dirk's legal troubles.

Should the parents actually blame themselves for the predicament their grown sons are in today? No, I don't think so. I don't think, I think, you know, our parents all raised this well and we all choose to go to paths we went. You know, and I'm speaking for myself because my parents raised me not to do a lot of things be in the streets, but my dad used to chase me off the block, but I love the block.

I just feel like it's sad to say in Chicago, it's just a cycle of crime, you know, in certain areas, when you're downtown in the Waldorf and you're chilling, them areas is made to be good, but outside of that, it's crazy. Is she just being too hard on herself? Yeah, I would say that, yeah. I mean, so to me, it's just sometimes they say it starts in the household.

You know what I mean? So if these guys is coming up in Chicago like this and you know these blocks are like this, I know it's not easy for everyone to get out all the time. Not everybody's be having it all the time, but it's got to be a way to just get out the environment. She probably felt like she could have did things better. So that's probably why she's saying that. I don't know the reason she said that, but she probably do felt she could have did some things better. She probably being a little hard on herself,

or she probably felt like, damn, if I did this or I did this or if I did this, maybe things would have turned out a little different. So we don't really know what she went through or her reasons for really saying that. She might be a little hard on herself or who knows? She probably speaking from a place where she probably like, damn, I could have did X, Y, and Z better. I feel like every parent, when something goes bad,

they feel like they could have did better, but they all try to stare us the right way. That's how we all grew up. All our parents didn't tell us to go out to the streets to catch felonies or do crimes. They always want it better for us. So when things go bad, of course, a parent might blame themselves. But, you know, it's Chicago.

So, you know, rest and peace to them. Now, move. Is this the culture of Chicago is what we've been seeing? I mean, I mean, we move on. We move on. We talk a rest in peace to Q50. He just recently just got killed tragically at a gas station. You know what I mean?

And it's crazy. It's like, when you look at a chief keef, he made me, millions of dollars and he did the right thing and moved out of Chicago. So you see so much talent in Chicago, you know, which Chicago is a nice place. When you downtown by the water and you're in the Waldorf chilling and the condos over there by I think it's the Michigan River or whatever it's called over there. I think it's great. The food is great. The vibe is great. But it's like once you go past, you know, that part, it just gets crazy, man. You know, you can't be an artist in these times right now and actually survive in Chicago.

Like, you can't, because there's no time for lacking. Lacking, you're gone. Two minutes of lacking in Chicago, it's over for you, bro. That's how I feel. Like, when you're, especially when you're a rapper, you're a Target, you know, it's all about, you know, hats now, how many hats you got, which I don't like to talk about it, glorify,

but if you're rapping about that, you know what comes with it. Like, I've seen the tape with Q50 saying that he knew, like, he's prepared to die. You know, rest and peace to that. man, you know, he's young. He said he was ready to die. Like, I was ready to die. And he actually said, yo, I know I'm going to hell. Me and Vaughn, like, I'm on demon time. Like, he said that. That came out his own mouth. So I'm saying, it's just like when you stuck in the environment and everybody's way of thinking is shoot, stab kill, you're going to turn into what the environment

is, sadly to say. You know what I'm saying? But rest in peace, the Q50 and rest of peace the bloodhound little Jeff. Because they was talented. They had music. You know what I'm saying? They had good music. And there's a lot of other other artists, rest in peace to them, that was good. You know what I'm saying? The FPG ducks and you know what I'm saying? And the King Varns and the list goes on and on. There's a lot of stars coming out there, but it's like if you stay out there, you know what I'm saying? Look at Chief Chief. Success to him. Now I mean? He got every kind of car, Ferraris, Lambo's, big mansion, living in life, all kinds of jury. He made it. You know what I'm saying but when he went back for that one day what happened they shot at him supposedly allegedly

you see on tape you know what i'm saying so i think the thing is when you know when you make it out of if you're artists make your money and move out bro to you murder uh final question uh in this dirk situation right i got to ask if dirt comes out unscaves right he just completely uh beats all charges uh everything is all settled and done. Is Dirk the biggest artist in history? Yes. Of course, man. You're talking about somebody that beat the feds twice,

back to back that's involved in murder and racketeer, and murder for high-end conspiracy, all these different charges. And then you got his homies that's supposed to be day ones and all this that, snitching on him, that he didn't gave $50,000 to his OTF jam and all this and Bonnie and these dudes that he was really holding down, taking care. and he get around all of that, of course, man, nobody never did it like that. I still think nobody, nobody never did it like that.

Definitely, he'll be, he'll be the biggest artist, but I think he'll still be a little bit under Drake because Drake put up that 10 million for the lawyer money or whatever so-called with Drew Finland and them guys. So Drake, to me, a dude that's willing to spend, yo, here's 10 million for your lawyer fees. That's real boss move shit right there, because you can't beat the feds without that kind of money.

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ambush, right? Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50 born McCall Cooper was killed at 22 after multiple mass gunmen reportedly opened fire on his vehicle had a gas station and full of park in Chicago. I mean, you know, rest in peace to Q50 and Bloodhound Little Jeff, like I said, like I said before, he said in interviews that he knows the life he live and he know death is like it's going to come. These guys are not scared to die. You know, a lot of people are scared to die. I don't want to wake up in the morning and be like, yo, I want to die today. But out there, it's like the mentality is they're not scared to die.

You know, we all seen the video and the videos online. It was, it was crazy. You know, his mom spoke out, seven people, there was seven shootouts or seven people shot something like that the same day. Right after. Hour later. It's like, for me in Chicago, we got to do better, man. It's some way you got to do better, bro.

You know what I mean? It's a real dangerous times right now out there, bro. And I'm just going to be honest. If you slacking for a minute out there, it's a rap for you. You know, rest of peace, Q50 and Bloodhound Little Jeff. But, you know, that's the game you play when you're out there, bro. I've seen people saying stuff like he should have just moved out the neighborhood. But we don't know if he had the money yet like that.

If his money was up like that enough to just move out like a chief key for a little dirt. Because I've seen a few people saying, like, he has success. He should have moved out the hood. But we don't know if he was up like that yet to do that. Well, according to reports, murder, he didn't live there. He didn't live in Chicago anymore. He's just frequent Chicago, but you don't live there. Yeah, they said he did.

So he did move out. Yeah, they were saying he was in Milwaukee. But let's talk about this, right? He gets killed, right? We got CCTV everywhere, right? Right, Harlem? You agree with me? Yes.

Now, you got the internet detectives, right? That's one thing. You got the real detectives. That's another thing. and then you got the ops, right? And then you got your people that's going to ride for you. It's a lose-lose situation, and it's a never-ending cycle.

I for an eye and eye for an eye, a spiral of killings with no ending in sight, brother. So fast forward, right? You got these guys. Reddick is already telling you who did it, wrong or right? Right away. Dude's already self-snitching. Hold on.

Hold on. Reddick. All right, Reddick is already. We ain't going to play. So, allegedly, we don't know your sense. Allegedly, allegedly, Reddick is already telling you who did it, even though somebody got the same hoodie on in the video, it looks like, right? Yeah, allegedly.

We all wear hoodies. So you got, that's the internet detectives, right? Then you got the detectives that already know the cars and all that. You've seen that on the news. And then you got the ops that you need to worry about because seven people got shot. And then you got the guys that's supposedly on a gram when Mad Ham is telling it. Yeah, they actually got the guy's faces, man. Now is it on the internet.

Now look, now is it self-snitching or we to a point where where people like an artist, legend of murder, when they like an artist now, fuck that you kill my favorite rapper. I'm gonna investigate. There's motherfuckers in a crib that do that. You killed my favorite rapper.

You killed my favorite rapper. Now I'm going to investigate. Then you got internet detectives. You got forensics. You got CCTV. So when you pulled off from that gas station, you got to go somewhere. Them camera's going to follow you

to wherever. you go. So it's like motherfuckers is killing people and kind of telling on their self, bro. When you hear six mass men coming from one individual. That's an organized hit. That's a mafia style hit. Fed's coming. Hmm. That's a mafia style hit the way he got hit, bro. The feds are coming. I want to ask y'all, did you all see the video? So it just seemed to me like this guy had a death wish, man. When you look at one of the videos that I've seen on the internet as a recent that's been popping back up.

One of his ops, he actually had the guy's child, his ops. He had the guy's child playing with the dude's child putting his hat on him and, like, taunting the baby father, the guy that he's beefing with. Eight months later, he ended up like this. I mean, what is going too far here? Like, in the streets? I mean, I think, I think stuff was always happening in the streets, but now I think the internet is the fuel to the fire.

You know what I'm saying? Like murder always say, yeah, things was happening. I agree with you. But now the internet is the fuel to the fire, bro. You know what I'm saying? Because the killings ain't going to stop. We know that. You know, that's just something that's happening in Chicago and rest of peace of Bloodhound Jeff

and Q50. But I think after Bloodhound Jeff died, you heard me, Hallam Legend? I don't think Q50 wanted to live no more. That was his right-hand man. I think in the hood, we deal with extreme PSD, and we deal with. street anxiety for the rest of our lives.

We older and we still deal with it. So now the younger kids are just dealing with it on a whole other level. I wouldn't say that. I think he wanted to live. I don't think he ain't want to be here. I think the young boy wanted to be here. I think these young boys just be like caught up

in so much drama and what they're doing. They're just in the moment right now. But if they actually get a chance to live a little longer, I think their mindset of change. But some of them ain't just even getting a chance to grow. Right. You know what I'm saying? I think their minds had to change when they get a little older

for those that do make it. You know what I mean? That's how I look at it with that, man. I got to say this, though, right? Let's finish up on this one, right? I got to say this, though. So as of recently, his mother spoke out, 250's mother spoke out.

She said, just like this, let me make this motherfucking clear. Somebody mama going to be crying like me on BD. Dang. Y'all want to troll. I'm going troll a lot of you bitch-ass niggas, feared my son. And now you're going to have to fear his mother.

He's not here to tell me don't do this social media shit. This is his mother speaking back to what's going on or the internet, people trolling him, you know, kind of life he lived. What do y'all say to that? Because a lot of people say it starts in the household. How do you feel about that?

I mean, his mom's is young, you know. And, you know, the internet could get to you Just imagine your kid up there and something happened to him and everybody's trolling online. But I mean, like I said, social media is the fuel to the fire. I would say,

that's just my opinion. I would tell Mama Love, stay off the internet. I feel her pain. So my condolences and all that, but stay up the internet because they're only going to get more disrespectful. She's going to get more mad and all that.

So I just tell Mama, love, stay off the internet. And we definitely sorry for her loss. You know what I mean? But the internet ain't a place for her right now. Definitely dealing with what she's dealing with. The internet, don't really got no, you know, they don't got no heart, no compassion for nobody.

So they're going to keep being disrespectful. I feel like if she keep on entertaining it. So my advice to her would be stay away from it. Yeah, I think we got to chalk it up as far as you can't tell somebody how to grieve. Yeah. Right? It's one of those things where he's 22 years old. He's a young kid.

That's her baby boy. Chicago. That's her baby boy. You say how many people you say there was, seven shootouts since that happened? Hour later, a lot of people dropped. There was a lot of things going on. I think it was one deaf, but seven people shot. Mm-hmm.

I mean, when will a cycle in? My love, yeah. You, the rapper, tell me. I mean, if you're artists, my advice is move out of Chicago. Fuck it. Once you get on, do what Chief Keith does. He's successful. He's still alive.

You stay in Chicago. Yeah, we, everybody like where they from. You know, I love my hood, of course. But you know what I'm saying? Nine times out of tape, nine times out of ten, same place they love you is gonna be some hate there too. So, you know. But Boosie said it best.

Most rappers die in their own hometown. So, you know what I mean? They own cities. Exactly. Speaking of Boosie, right? Ready for your next adventure? Etihad's global sale is here. Witness Nairobi's living traditions.

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Boussey took his talents to 60 minutes, man. He said, the hell with Vlad. I'm going to 60 minutes, man. I'm going to go to national. I want to die a national television. That's good marketing. Hey, but so there's a lot of things. Great marketing, Bousie.

Great marketing. But it could be, it could be severe later on down the line, right? Backlash behind the time. Yes, because when you think about it, Bousy, he was looking for a pardon from President Trump. Right, I remember that. Right. He paid $600,000 to try to get this pardon.

But is that illegal? You see what I'm saying? Like, there's no way you can pay for a pardon. And I guess Bousie didn't notice. So he's dealing with some political figures now and he's getting on 60 minutes. This could be detrimental to Bousie. But, you know, 600,000.

I mean, what you doing? I mean, when you spend a half a million on something, you're trying to figure out what did I pay for. Can I pay my way out? I don't know if it's legal or legal. I don't know the logistics, but I know if you spend $600,000. It's illegal to pay for a party. Oh, well, I don't pay for a part of.

I mean, so he thought he had a hookup. But he's not in jail for it. So, I mean, we'll see where it goes after 60 minutes. But I'm guarantee if I give you $600,000, yeah, I'm going to go on 60 minutes and try to get my money back. I'm trying to figure that shit out. But to me, legend, it depends on how it played out. if he knew it was illegal, right?

If he knew it was illegal. If you know you can't pay to get a party, right? And then you're kicking him with some people. I don't think he would. And then if you're kicking it with some people, right? If you're kicking it with some people and you pay the bread, right? But this shit ain't legal. If you're kicking it with some people and you pay the bread.

Now, if you have this knowledge and you and them have that conversation that you know it's not legal, they'll give me to something to make it happen for you, right? And it don't happen. and then you go to 60 minutes. And his defense, did Boise think it was legal? I don't know what's in that man's mind. We don't know what is. We don't know that.

I don't know what he did. I don't know what he did. I mean, he had the interview. Did he say, did he think this was legal? Yo, listen, at the end of the day. I'm asking in the interview what I would say, did he think it was illegal proceedings that he was going to explain this situation? He never explained that.

He never explained that. So these are the legal consequences of what Boosie apparently had did, right? A person who pays or. tries to pay for a pardon can be investigated and prosecuted for bribery. So you're saying what he's doing is hot, being on 60 minutes talking about that? Yes. Oh. I mean, maybe one of the politicians tricked him and he didn't know.

But if he knew it was illegal, because I'm saying, hey, maybe he thought he could pay for. You said everybody know, but not everybody know, legend. Because I'm just finding out today that when you say that people might not look it up, like, oh, you can't pay for a part. He probably really thought he could pay for a par. He'd like, I got a few dollars. Whoopty boop. I'm boozy I could pay for, you know.

He probably thought he could really pay for it. So he probably really got tricked. What is he paying for pardon for, for that last case he court? Yeah, it was a gun charge, I believe he had. In like California or down south or something? Yeah, trying to get a pardon for it. And he tried to pay some political figures. And so now he's on 60 minutes saying what?

They owe me 300,000 because if you don't get the part and so the way his deal worked, if he didn't get the par and he's supposed to get 300,000 back. So he got nothing. But you just looked up and said you can't pay for a pardon. No, you can't. That's the legal ramifications.

You cannot pay for a pardon. So he was on 60 minutes, you think they try to trick him into fucking himself up, messing himself up? I'm just saying if you can't pay for a pardon, I mean, I never even knew you couldn't pay for a pardon. And I thought it was cool when he was saying that, but now you looked up the facts that he can't pay for a pardon.

Yeah, making yourself a little high, boozy. But that's what I'm saying. No, he probably didn't know that. Because if he did, he wouldn't do it. That's how I feel, right? Because that's Boozy. We feel the same way. If he did know, like, I'm doing some underhand shit,

Woo-Tee-W, I can make this play. And then if things go left, like, oh, shit, damn, my nigga got me. And he really knew it was illegal. I don't see Busy doing 60 minutes and all this shit. But I feel like he thought it was some legit shit that he was doing. Like, all right, cool. I'm giving these dudes my money. They're down with the government.

This is legit. These are some politicians. And they're saying, And if it don't work, I get 300,000 back. I think he thought it was legit business. You know what I'm saying? But he was wrong. He looked like.

I'm going to ask y'all. At one point, do you look this up? At one point... I would think if you make a move like that, you would talk to your lawyers first or some kind of counsel. That's what I would think. Agreed on that. I mean, that's how I think of it.

But it's good marketing. He's on 60 minutes. Either way. He could get in trouble for it, but fuck it. You know? Well, they say all bad publicity, good publicity, like that, it works. Lucky, yep.

Yes. So we got to get into this next topic, as far as Mo Three has come to a conclusion with one of the parties, rest and peace to Mo Three. Yeah, rest of peace Mo Three. Yeah, so it has come to a conclusion where Kiwan White was found guilty

of capital murder of Mo Three. What's his nickname, Ye? What you call him, Yeh? The dirty drawers killer, boy. All right, heard you. That's the first time you're seeing somebody get caught because of their drawers

because them CCTV, whatever they call it, CCT TV, is the most craziest thing ever. Facial recognition now. The camera's on every corner. They had them wearing the same drawers for days. That's how they prosecuted them, right? Yes.

He's been, so it's been on record that he basically wore the same drawers. I mean, yo, listen, bro, he wore the same. He got indicted for his drawers, wearing the same drawers. The same drawers he hit M.O.3 with, rest and peace with. It's the same drawers he had on the next day. He had the AK-47. Like, for me, people make it easy for police nowadays. Like back in the days it wasn't like that Harlem legend.

Ralph, y'all know that. You make it easy for the police. You damn near telling on yourself. Yeah, nigga, change your drawers. But what you was about to... What you was about to say that? Yeah, they said that he had them on up to five days. Stalking out of Mo three.

And we don't mean to be laughing about this. It's just the internet was going crazy on the drawers thing. They called him the dirty drawers band. And then Yee calling him the dirty drawers kill out. I mean, it's the first guy you see getting it. indicted because of his drawers. They had the same draws on for five days. So that means they got different pictures of

CCTV of people with the same drawers on. This guy with the same drawers on. And they used that in the case. And he was sentenced immediately. So I've never seen this before. I don't know if you guys have as soon as you get failed guilty, two hours later, you sentence to life

without parole. They didn't even wait. Bro, we talk about Texas now. Texas do not play when it come to crime. You got a better chance in New York City. They don't play out here. either, but Texas still got the death penalty, I believe, right? Yes. Yes, yes. Yeah, you're right about that.

And now he's a witness now, because I thought he wasn't telling, right? This guy, right? Well, he did come out. He did a podcast as a recent, right? He did a podcast. Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. He did a podcast. He's on a podcast already?

Right after he was sent on the phone, you know, jail call. The dirty drawers killer? Yes. Right. And he said he didn't get paid to do. nothing. So a lot of people prefered to that to Yellow Bezzi because you know he's going on trial real soon

for the death of Mo3. Well, it's been a little twist in that because now he's on the prosecution list Kiwan White. So that's why the trial's been a little bit pushed back by Yellow Beesie. He's going to be a witness to all of the line of witnesses that they have against Yellow Bezzi. They have a total

of 264 witnesses to testify against Yellow Bezzi. Crime does not pay, ladies, and gentlemen, crime does not pay anymore. Definitely not in Texas. It doesn't. What witnesses? 264 witnesses total. They added 70 at the last minute.

All testifying against Yellowbezi. Yep, the prosecutors. Does crime pay? Crime does not pay, ladies and gentlemen. I think that's a nasty thing. Crime does not play. Texas, right now, Texas is taking a lot of L's now. the Ben 10 and 03 locked up now.

The feds picked them up and that. What's you think about that, y'all? That's crazy. That's another one. 4K. Tray, OG3 and Ben 10, who is paralyzed from the incident with JR from Detroit. Yeah.

So they was recently picked up by the Fed's. I believe that's been cooking for a long time with those kids, man, with those guys, man. They just stay in the media for something negative. I think it's been cooking for quite some time. I mean, the feds had everything on cameras right there, the restaurant, the police going to come right to the restaurant that happened in, and they're going to want the cameras.

And as a business, you're going to give them their cameras. People don't understand. When you go to the strip club or you go to certain clubs or regular club and some go down and the police come, a homicide come, you think they're not going to give the police the tapes? It's their establishment. This is the way they make business. They don't care about you.

They just like, you're the police is here. So if you got a nice restaurant in Houston and that shit go down, what you think? You think motherfuckers, police ain't going to say here's the tape? Because when you look at the junior situation, right? It would be self-defense if he wasn't a felon. But I guess when you stand over somebody, it's past self-defense, you would say, right? Mm-hmm. Right.

I hope he get around that shit, though, man. I mean, it's trouble. It's just trouble all and all for all of them. It's going to cost a lot of lawyer fees, which, you know, and be a young boy guy. He was really chilling, defending himself for that whole shit to play out, just, This is fucked up for everybody, man. Is it a such thing as hip hop police, though? Like, do they actually watch you guys?

Of course. Hip hop police been around from the beginning of the time. They definitely know what we're going on out here, man. But I mean, there's nothing that the biggest gang out there, we all know is the feds. Once they come, it's like, you're shit in bricks. Yeah. That's the biggest gang out there. When you see them windbreakers at your door, so I know when they came and got them, you know?

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Bell, connection is everything. Didn't catch the latest Roland Martin unfiltered podcast? Here's what you missed. And the argument is, do you want to win? If you don't win, you have no power. It's real. Those are the very people who I always say vote against their own economic interest, and they complain about the very thing they're receiving. It's raw. I knew that the issue of transgender athletes was not going well with a lot of black men.

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you better be hitting the ground going hard in the South now. And download Roland Martin unfiltered on the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts. Wherever you get your podcasts. Well, to keep it real with you, speaking to hip-hop police and things of that nature, I just think some rappers be on Demon Time

because let's get it. into Al Bial. Like, so shout out the Albiah. Shout out. Top Jersey dude, man to meet, man. One of the top rappers coming out of Jersey, man. And man, he was in a brawl. Well, you know, what the social media is making

into a brawl on a Jersey Shore. With a, with a well-known streamer out of Jersey named Trilly. Right. So, just regular civil if you want to say that, right? How does this look out? I mean, how does Al Bial even find himself in this kind of situation.

I look at it like for like a rapper or a dude in the streets, it's just another day at the office. It's a little brawl. It's not really a big deal. But at the same time, I think when the media catches on to it, it makes it hard for like an artist like Al Bial when he comes to the club. Hip-hop police might mess with him or like when you go to Summer Jam, for instance, they only give him two tickets because they see, you know, they know dudes are still in the street.

I like Al Bial. I think he should just chill out. You know, he's got a dope album out right now. So I think he should just chill. because, you know, police gonna be watching, bro. You know what I'm saying? You know they're watching them. Or they're watching us too.

You know, they're just watching. I actually think it was kind of good for his image him putting a little belt to ass. I think it was good for the image. I don't know the whole story. I just saw a little bit of the footage when I saw people like champion him and shit. Like, yeah, the gladiator, he really about that shit.

So I thought for him, I think it was good for his image. But I do agree with Jay. Keep it a little cool because the hip-hop police. No, they're already watching them. He already, he told me stories. Albi told us stories about them already watching them, making shit hard. He know, he know. But sometimes certain situations be unavoidable, yeah, and you know that.

So it probably was a situation. I don't know, he probably couldn't avoid it. And they just had to, like, you know, shit, pop off. Yeah, right. I mean, like I said, I'll be out. This doesn't hurt Albie out. I mean, no, I think it's just another day at the office. You know what I'm saying?

If you're in the streets, things could happen. Fist fight here. this fight there. They ain't no big deal. It's just when you're known, right? When you're known and you're somebody, it's more of a big deal because police watching and it's Jersey Shore.

You know they don't want that on the shore. So, you know how it is. And you have a record. You know how it is. You're being watched. But shout to Al Bial. Shut up to Al Bial, man. Facts.

In upbeat news, right? Kassanet takes vivid to New York Fashion Week. Shout to Kassanat, man. Kossonat. Clothing, brand vivid made his runway debut at New York Fashion Week on September 12th, after Carr stepped away from regular streaming for roughly nine months to focus on building the label.

He says he rejected outside investors and still owns 100% of the company. That's a great move. I've seen clips of the fashion show, and I feel like it was a great thing because when you guys look at fashion, right, it's easy when you're a streamer and you got popularity. for you to get on, but it's not easy to actually make the fashion, like make the clothes. You're not going to get accepted, basically, just because your cars are not, but what he did was he did his thing.

He got up with a lot of the top fashion designers, got information from him, and he built his brand. Fashion show looked great to me, you know. You had a lot of streamers on the runway. I think he did it the right way. Ruby Rose was there. Duke Dennis. It was just a list of people there.

Lauren Hill was in the building. Yeah, the show blended traditional fashion with Ka's internet world, Lauren Hill, Lord Roach, DDG, and members of A&P attended while Duke Dennis, Ray Bruce drop them off. Yeah, they're cool.

They're making disc records. No, they be playing around when they get... That's the stuff. That's the stuff. That's like A, B, and Dean got that song. Who the fuck is? DEDG. Like, they just be fucking around, man.

I heard you. But the streamers are taking over definitely. But like I said, Legend, the whole thing is he has popularity in the name, but he definitely did a good job because that doesn't mean that, you know, everybody's going to like what you did. But it's like he took his time and put things together and he's going to the next level. So what are they saying to buy his clothes? Do the people like it?

They say he got some fly shit. What's the reviews? I think people like it from it's been good reviews for what I've been seeing. Well, he didn't approach it, right? Kod didn't approach it like a quick influencer merch drop. He traveled to Italy to learn about denim and garment, uh, garment, uh, garment, construction, build out menswear and women's wear, and launched pieces immediately after the show using it.

See now by now model. And he got with some of the biggest designers in the world. Like I know one of them was Farrell. I don't know to others, but there's like four more other big designers that are well known that he got with and got good advice. So I mean, from what I've seen, it looked like great clothes. Look, I'm ruling for you, Kyle. My kids love you.

I got a six-year-old and the nine-year-old. They love you. They big fans are yours. I love what you do on the internet. I actually had to show them my video with Kasa not talking about me one time for the wrap up. I'm like, look, man, he knows me. He was happy.

I ain't talk bad about him on the wrap up. They were like, oh, they was hype. So, shout out to you, man. I hope the clothes do come out dope, man. You even connected with Forel. You heard? Okay. Yeah, yeah.

You just said that. You just said that. Yeah, he connected with Forel. I told you. He connected with Forel and like four other designers. If y'all find out who the other four designers are, it's cool. Let me ask you out. Do y'all look at Konsonetis is a legitimate?

in fashion designer now? Or does being one of the biggest streamers in the world make it easy for people to take the brand seriously? Like I said, for the third time. I'm gonna say this. And he got to use what he got. Of course his name and brand making easier. I think his name and popularity

will bring people to the fashion show and bring people to his brand. That don't make you legit. But you have to make a dope brand. And what I've seen from what he's made, it's been dope, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like his fashion show looked like it was a success.

Put some of the clothes up. clip so we can see it and I want you to tell us what I think about. Definitely. The pieces look great. He got some good pieces and he's on his way, man. He just got to keep working. Did you see some of his clothes legend? Because I didn't see too much of it.

He had like an all black during that drop. I actually seen when the fake website came out and they made millions of dollars without him actually dropping the merch. I seen that. That's cool. Yeah, it was scamming is all over the place when his stuff drops. You know, it's costing that. He doesn't make some money, man.

I've seen he had like some shirts like that. It looked like a shirt around you. neck and it said the name Vivid and like it was just a lot of different stuff he had. They had furs. They had like jackets, different kind of pants. The new stuff that stuff's in right now, but definitely did a great job to me. Now, this has taken the internet by storm. I got to keep it on it.

DJ Vlad and Norrie just won't give it up. Noria Vlad round two. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. So it gotten a little bit serious earlier in the week. Norrie's wife threatened to sue Vlad. Damn. Vlad, I mean, Norrie took to the radio. He said, Vlad don't like black women,

which Vlad defended in his new video that he just put out on Norrie. I believe his wife is black, I think. Yeah, saying they have black children. He got black kids. His first two wives were black. Norrie also said he wanted him to take a lot of tech to test to claiming that he never said the N-word. That N-word is popular right now, boy, that N-word is you can't get enough of that N-word right now.

Woo. Boy, everybody wants to say the N-word. Norie issues a challenge. Don't post content of black and Latino people on your channel for a week. So how do you feel about that, man? I mean, Vlad pays very good. Oh, my God. What does this guy just say?

I'm just going to be honest. Nope. Yo, you, yo, I've done, you, Oh, my God. I've done a million podcasts and nobody pays me. Vlad pays everybody. You know what I'm saying?

Say that out to Danza. Danza, Danza's one guy. Danza. Danza's one guy. Danza, he's one guy. And he's doing this thing right now. Yeah, shout Danza, he's one guy. But besides him, there's nobody else.

You know what I'm saying? So I get money with Vlad. And the thing I like about Vlad is he doesn't gate keep with me. He gives me information. Yo, do this. Do that. This information. And that information.

So for me, like I said, I monopolized with two podcast shows, the Fee, Yale show and the real report we're on now, or for being on Flag. So I never got, and I look at him as like this, man. Vlad been around, because you remember Norrie put the pictures of him doing, you seen the pictures of Vlad he put up, put the pictures of Vlad doing West Coast, remember West Coast customs, I believe, or something like that. That was like a magazine that was a part of hip-hop. I remember doing my first kind of interviews with Ladd.

You know what I'm saying? So he's been a part of the hip hop culture for a long time, bro. I mean, is this friendly combat or a serious situation? I think, I look at it like this. Norrie should have just did the interview with Vlad because I think he's going on a promo run. I felt like it were helping more than hurt him because anybody that gets on a platform does numbers, especially in Norrie. So if he was promoting his show, I got on our show, we appreciate it.

it shout to Norrie and DJEFN, but I feel like he should have just got on Vlad's show and there wouldn't have been no argument because his argument is, yo, if I go on your show, come on my show. I feel the same way and I'll say it again. I want Mike Tyson on my show. I just spoke to Andrew Shultz.

Me and Murder needs you up here. The list goes on and on. Vlad was already up here. And look, he pays me to get on his show, right? But he got on me and Murder Show. We did numbers and I didn't have to give him anything. So, you know. So I spoke to Vlad and Norrie, because Vlad hit me after the episode came around.

I was like, yo, damn, early, you think I took it too far? And I told him, yeah, I explained to him why. I think he did take it too far, like with me and Vlad spoke. And he was like, I just felt like I said, you and Norrie got a better relationship than that. Well, I felt like you had a better relationship than that because y'all know each other for so long. So I was like, even if he didn't come on your show, you should have to go to something. you didn't have to go to social media with it. Like you could have figured it out behind the scenes.

I said, so that's why I felt like you took it too far. But Vlad was like, yo, damn, but you didn't know, I was trying to reach out to him. We've been going back and forth about it for a year. So Vlad was like, yo, that's why I felt like I had the spaz out. You know what I'm saying? And I was like, all right, cool. But I still felt like Vlad did take a little too far

because now look where they at with the whole shit. Now I feel like it ain't no coming back. Like certain things they talk about now, family, you saying the N-Bird, standing third, loud detective test, got the misses involved. So I feel like the shit shouldn't even- It's going too far, man. It's going too far.

Too far. Too far. Way too far. And Norrie hit me too. And Norrie hit me too. He was like, yo, then he was like, yo, I appreciate your take on the view. And he was like, yo, but then you think the, um, the shit was a pause for real? When I said to, I was like, yeah, that part.

I said that part was the poor. He said, I don't care. I ain't taking it back. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? But I said after the, I said after the pause. Glad said a few pauses too, Blas said a few pauses too, man.

He's on the ages, wow. Oh, yeah, yeah. Pause, pause on that, pause on that too. Pause on that. Yeah, Black, we kind of wild. Either way, I just look at it like this. I'm a fan of both of them guys. Like, I learned a lot from them as well as murder.

I guess he learned a lot from them too. And with this podcast thing, I just feel like you should have just did the interview. You don't got to do nothing you don't want to. But why not do, Vlad? You know what I'm saying? I felt like if you was on a press run, you did Yale or murder, you did breakfast club, you did whatever, why not do Vlad? Like, y'all got a good rapport.

And sometimes I think Vlad just get mad when he does somebody's show and they don't do his show. It's not glazing to nothing. Because everybody showed that I was on, a murder was on, I'm quite sure I want them on that show. But I'm not going to beef about it, but everybody's different. That's why I said, yeah, I got to speak up for Norrie on that part. Yeah.

The saying, like, you can't, if a nigger don't want to do, he could change his mind. Like, a nigger can change his mind. And you never know, Plata, sometimes you never know what's going on in somebody life, right? You never really know what somebody's going through even though I know Vlad looking out like, yo, damn, nigga, but you're doing this shit,

you're doing this, you doing this, you just never know. And maybe Norwee just didn't want to do the shit no more. I don't know. But I know you can't get too, you ain't supposed to get that mad at a person like that. Like I know what you said, yeah, of course. We want everybody show and podcasts that we went on. We want them on this show.

But if they don't do our show, we ain't going to get too crazy like that. We ain't gonna get like that. I mean, that's Vlad, though, Vlad. Yeah, yeah. So that's what I said on that. So that's what I'm saying. I understand Norrie could, naga,

Norrie, he got a right to change his mind. If he's like, nah, I don't want to do black. He might have his own reason why he really don't want to even do black. He probably felt like Vlad was going to trick him up, this thing. I don't know what his reasons was, but he just didn't want to do Vlad. And you can't get mad at the nigga. Oh, no, I totally agree with you, but I'm waiting for round three. Round three, Norrie and Vlad.

Ding, ding, ding, Harlem legend in the building. So let's get right into this one, man. Because the world, man, is AI's taking over, man. For sure. Experts warn, super intelligent,

AI could threaten humanity, right? Because it's moving too fast right now, right? AI researchers and political figures are sounding increasingly extreme alarms about official superintelligence or AI that could, oh, oh, shit. Go ahead.

I'll perform humans across virtually every area. So AI is like basically taking over, bro. Yo, me, I believe everything I see in the movies. I watch Terminator 1, Terminator 2. Mr. Robert Will Smith? Nah. I robots. You see eye robots?

Yeah. Everything we watch. Because now when you watch these Army videos, do you see the Army robots that are like better than humans and they got the Army dogs shoe in and they're getting shot at and they're testing and then they got the drones and the drone scrambleers, man. AI taking over, man.

I think in the next 10 years, no, this way it gets dangerous, guys, right? Because some lawmakers and scientists are now comparing uncontrolled super intelligent AI to nuclear weapons. Yeah, like an AI machine could take over nuclear weapons. I heard some sure where they say AI,

they're making up their own languages where they communicate with each other. You got some type of AI robots right now where they're actually made up their own language and they communicate with each other and we don't have no idea what the fuck they're talking about. And they also saying,

I don't know if this is true, but China's making AI agents. Like we got AI agents, China in the U.S. So it's a lot going on with that, man. Damn. But we'll see in the next 10 years how it works out. Do you trust these AI companies? I'm going to be honest, man.

I love where the future's going. They're good investments if you get in early on the stock tip and certain things like that. I love where AI is going. Trusting them. It destroying the earth. They're saying, let's destroy us in four years.

Like an AI agent could take over a nuke or something or something crazy like that. Just thinking about that just reminds you with the movies, our robot and Terminator 2 and 3. Like we warring with robots, it's crazy. And developing AI smarter than humans is a bit crazy, though, dog. Yeah, it is. It is. That's crazy.

I mean, hopefully it don't get too crazy. Hopefully we can control it. You know what I wanted to ask y'all, though? Legend, this is what I want to ask you. So I sound like a slow news week when you talk about AI. Murder, yeah. Yo, you know what I want to ask y'all? How do y'all feel about this $2,000 Apple phone?

I've seen I show speed. Fire. I seen I show speed. And what's my man? What's my guy named? Jonathan? What's the guy the new CEO? Find his name real quick at it?

I think it's John Ternis or something like that. What's his name? I know Tim Cook was the last CEO. John Ternis. So I was right, right? I see him with I show speed. Shout to I Show Speed. Of course, they used him for the flip phone

and do a backflip with it. I think it's dope. I just think the price point is kind of crazy. $2,000. $2,000 for the iPhone dual. Oh, for the one that go like that? Yep, the bent phone. But Samsung throw shots at them also.

Oh, yeah, because they got the first foot. So what's Samson saying? So this is what Samsung said. Let us know when you're done reheating our leftovers. Wow. Because they already got a similar phone, correct? Yes.

They created the actual foes. Z-fold. And they actually get paid $250 off of every Apple iPhone that's being sold. See what I'm saying I'm saying I'm saying. They're getting paid $250 off for every iPhone that's being sold. They're doing Big Binning because they actually sold the technology to them. I didn't know that. So why they-

So why they're- So why they're-diss-no? Because I'm mad. The deal is already worked out, but you can look it up. They actually get $250 per phone that's being sold. You got to look that up. Well, the phone is $2,000. They're killing them.

Samsung ain't. playing, but they're out here killing them. I mean, look, when you look at, when you look at Harlem Legend, legend, look, murder. Edd, when you look at the history of Apple, right, Steve Jobs made what? He made the iPhone, the Mac, and the iPad, right? Tim Cook made the AirPods, the Apple Watch, and I forgot something else. Now, John Turnus now, he's making this, I think it was dope because he knows he got to be innovative of what he does next, right?

He made the, he's the first one to make the flip phone now, right? Now, well, I'm talking about this new phone to flip like that. He's the first one to do it. Nobody has done it before. What do you mean, like a flip phone in general? The phone that flips out. John Turner. So Samsung has done it before.

No, I know Samsung, but I'm saying as an Apple product. Apple product, this is the first flip phone, right? Now it's like I was seeing someone online, like, what is John? turn it's going to do because now Tim Cook is gone. It's like whenever a new CEO comes in there, what are they going to do next? So now he got the first flip phone Apple has ever made. I think what they're going to do next is do the Apple Car. What do you think about that?

I just wanted to support what you said earlier, by the way. So Tim Cook did the watch, AirPods, Apple's own chip and their own VR joints. But yeah, people think that there's going to be like a smart glasses, a brand new AI, and then, yes, the car. Yeah, the Apple car. So the thing that's next because every CEO, like I said, Steve Job, Tim Cooks, they made different stuff.

And he's the first one to do the flip phone. I think if the Apple car comes and some new glasses, that'll be crazy, bro. But Apple ain't stopping, bro. I didn't know that about Samsung. That's crazy. That's crazy.

Killing Samsung is taxing them right now. Oh, you must have an Android. Oh, me? Yeah. No, I got an iPhone. You know what this? I look up investments. So I look up things like that.

You know, I'm a Bitcoin type of guy, 3A and moly. So I'll be looking up certain things, the startup companies they're investing. So you find out who make the technology, how it even good. That's great. What Apple really brought up them was like the technology

for the shit is even able to, um... For the screen. For the shit to even bend like that. 250? That's crazy. Since he just said Bitcoin, let's get into that. Talk about this guy that ripped Bitcoin off. What's this guy's name, man?

Where's kid that made $250 million he ripped off? A 22-year-old Malone Lamb. Uh-huh. Pleaded guilty to stealing $2,24. $45 million in Bitcoin. Jesus. And spending millions. Spend millions on luxury cars, private jets, and mansions.

He's facing 20 years in deportation. I think he lived 20 lives already, bro. This guy was in Miami popping bottles, hot models, fast cars. Did you see the mansions and stuff and the stuff he was staying in there? Yes. I'm not going to lie. Travagant. I know the first thing he needed to do.

I had Brian Steele. I think it's over for him anyway. Or Drew Finland. I'm right. Oh, Drew Finland. There you go. He pled guilty though. This guy actually played guilty.

Yeah, so he's facing up the 20 years and deportation. You know what I say he's facing up to 20 years, but he probably worked out of deal with him already. For all that money, he worked out of deal. But how do you steal $250 million in Bitcoin? That's the question. Computer wizard. Yeah.

He got to be a computer wizard. That's crazy. He ain't the first one. That's crazy. He's the first one. Some say that's the best crimes. I'm just, I'm just saying. A lot of people are getting caught for those right now.

They're scamming, they're hacking, they're doing those types of people. Well, from what I've seen online. You gotta protect your wallet, people. When you get your Bitcoin or any other cryptos, protect your wallet. Okay. And don't leave it in these exchanges. Well, if you can steal $250 million, no wallace was protected on that one. And my thing is, like, he was showing a lot.

Like, if you look at his lifestyle, spending $100,000 on bottles and clubs in Miami, the Porsches, the Astin, everything you've seen, the mansions. All the women around. I think it was too much attention that guy him got. You know what I'm saying? If he would have been low-key and just disappeared, come on, bro. Let me ask you this. When do you stop?

Like, you know what I mean? Like, I got $100 million. Now, when do you stop? He should have chilled out. I got $250 million. I mean, you know they're going to start watching. It was so easy for him. He just kept going.

But he should have been stopped. So you think his lifestyles were brung the eyes. Of course. He was in Miami, one of the most populous cities in the world. and he was spending a lot of money. We in Miami turning up and nothing. Nah. Put the footage of all a mansion and cars.

We're gonna put the footage up while we talk about this right now. Me in Miami. Drake is dropping FOMO September 15th. What do y'all think is going on? Is his fourth album this year? And it's self-funded. What is going on here? I mean, everything Drake touches gold right now.

Self-funded, huh? You know, he dropped three albums. He did astronomical numbers. He broke all kinds of records with the last three albums. the last three hours. So we know what to expect from Drake. He's streaming now. You know it's going to sell regardless to what.

And this is crazy right here, because if he's saying it's self-funded, that means he's officially done with the labels. This really a game change if you think about it because Drake dropping this with no support from the labels, imagine how many other artists in his kind of position going to start probably doing the same thing, realizing they don't need the label. So I think it's kind of dope. Let's go, Drake. Under his post, he actually said, under his post, he actually said,

they keep saying our genre is dying. Videos don't matter. Nobody is watching. Nobody is listening. I still care. So Drake still wants to put out great music, I'm assuming here. Let's go, Drizzy. I'm with you.

Let's go, Drizzy. I mean, everything he drops, like he said, it's a game changer. It's a self-funded album. So shout to Drake. He, you know, he's a multi-millionaire already. You know, it's just more money for him in the bank. And the game needs another album. We need more rappers to drop.

We need Kendrick to drop. Drake. Jake Cole just dropped. We just need more music. You know what I mean? I think it's super dope. My ain't going to front. I'm waiting ahead.

This Drizzy project. I'm wondering if he's going to be taking some more shots at people. It's going to get interesting, man. Interesting. You know, Hove just took shots at Drizzy. So I wonder if Drake going to come back taking some shots at Ho. It's going to be interesting. I want to see what Drake do, man.

Let's go, Drezy. We see if it gets spooky going into October. Oh, let's go. See if it get spooker. Let's go. What kind of features we're talking about? We don't even know yet, man. We don't have a future cool.

We know him a future back cool. So that's a good thing. You know it's going to be nothing but big names, man. Okay, uh, let's get into a little sports, fellas, man. New York, the Giants and the Jets one. Both want to know. Let's go, baby. New York Giants and New York Jets.

Let me, let me give you these weekend scores, man. Seehorse beat the Patriots 1310, 49. is beat the Rams 27. And everybody thought the Rams was going to beat that shit and they got stomped out. Keep going, though. Bills beat the Panthers, 5937. Ravens beat the Colts, 41, 23.

Woo. Still is. Jackson. Still is beat the Falcons, 2013. Jaguars beat the Browns. They need to start Shador Sanders. Deshaun Watson was looking like a bum out there

and he's sitting on the whole Cleveland. I don't even know why they starting him anyway. Do y'all hate him on Shador Sanders that much? Deshaun Watson went up there and shit on the whole Cleveland Browns fan base, and y'all still gave him the starting job. That shit don't make no sense. Stasador Sanders.

Let's go. Keep it going, Legend. Bengals beat the Puccaneers 33-27. Jets beat the Titans, 23-10. New York Jets! You know, Lightro happy. You know, Lightro happy. Lightro, we see you, Lytra.

That was against the old coach. We missed the game. What game was 30-31? Because it was the Lions versus who? I watched that game. Lions beat the Saints. 30-31 and overtime. I think it was done when somebody didn't take the kick.

Somebody was supposed to take that kick. I forgot who it was. But I definitely watched that game. Bills beat the Texans, 36-31. Cardinals beat the Chargers, 26-14. Vikings beat the Packers, 39-22. Raiders beat the Dolphins, 27-13. Eagles beat the commanders, 24-22.

And the Giants beat the Cowboys, 28-20. Yes. Go, Giants. Let's go, Giants. You're looking real good right now. Giants ain't beat the Cowboys in so long, so that shit felt good, man. After week one, what team impressed you the most?

Who looked the worst? I'm not going to lie. Who impressed me the most on week one was really the Giants because I wasn't expecting them to really do that good, but Scatterboot was looking good, just coming off the injury. He gave us some good menace out there, man. So I was really, really impressed with the Giants. and I was least impressed with the Rams

because they had so much hype with getting Gary Wilson over there, Donald coming back on, even though Donald didn't play, but it was so much hype around them with the staff, the MVP and all that what they're going to do with their offense and for them to get destroyed

by the 49ers like that, I was kind of surprised. I was impressed by the Lions and the Saints, but I wasn't impressed when they didn't go for the field goal. They went for the two-core. I think the Saints went for the two-point conversion and they didn't make it,

and it would have made the game 31-31 instead of 30-31. So I kind of was let down. Yeah, I felt like instead of going for the two-point conversion, maybe go for the field game, the field goal entire of the game. So I'm with the Lions.

That was a great game, but the Saints, I think y'all should have went with the field goal on that one. What was the biggest surprise or upset of the week one? The biggest surprise I would say is the Giants beat the Cowboys

because a lot of people doubt the Giants. Shout to New York. You know, I think that was the biggest surprise right there. Yeah, and like I said earlier, the biggest upset I think was a lot of people was for the 49ers beating the Rams because there was so much hype around the Rams this whole season.

Everybody already got them picked the Super Bowl favorites. So, yeah, that was the biggest upset that we were. Who's coming out of the AFC, y'all? Who you think? I'm asking you. I think it's a little too early to call,

but you asked me honest, I think it would be, I think it's going to be Buffalo this year. I think Buffalo are going to get near this year. Who you think? I'm pretty much on the side of this. It's pretty much early, so I really can't predict. I like that. Chargers might come out.

I think the charge's going to come out. I like the charges. They just got stomped out by the Cardinals, too, man. Cardinals? The Cardinals. The Cardinals just stomped out the charges, man. The bill's got a good side of coming out of the AFC. And now the NFC is looking like.

It might be. If the Rams get it together, if not the Rams, oh, maybe the Giants, baby. They might pull the New York Knicks off. Let's go New York. Let's go to New York. NFC. Eagle, the Eagles is good, too. Eagles is cool.

Let's go New York. Shout to the Giants and the Jets because they both won, correct? So we good with that. So in other sports, Ryan Garcia destroys Connor Ben and two rounds. Two rounds I watched the fight. He put on the show.

What's this guy named? Ben Connor. Connor Ben. I know his father was. No, I'm sorry. His father was a champion. So, I mean, it's in his blood. He was looking tough.

But when it came to that second round, Ryan is just, he's in rare form right now. And he called out T.O. He can we call out. TFO. He called him. He called out Tio. It was crazy.

He was trying to get to the ring. I think Garcia is just, he's new, man. He's coming back rear form, man. He's a little great. Second round knockout was crazy, bro. Actually, with the plan of Hollywood to watch the fight, man. I was definitely disappointed. man, I was mad.

I feel like they had stopped it a little bit too fast. I feel like the rep had stopped it. But when I saw the dude Ben, because you know, usually sometimes when they stop a fight fast, you see the fighter like, oh, you're like, what the fuck you're doing? Like, nah, I wasn't ready to, I wasn't. But I look, I'm like, yo, then, why he stopped it so fast? But I'm looking at the dude Ben, he wasn't mad. He didn't look mad at all.

So I guess the Ryan Garcia punches was really hurting me. Man, that guy's off. I was like, damn. I mean, the controversy now is everybody known for the left hook. Now he showed us a right hand knockout, and I feel like he's a threat, because everybody always said he was one dementia. Javonte said it, you know, he never had a right hand. And I think he's showing us he got the right hand now.

Because for a right hand knockout was crazy. What I was saying, Garcia was looking a little, he was looking hype. I hope it don't come back out that he was on that shit again, man. So because I'm a Ryan Garcia fan and I'm rooting for you. So I hope they don't come back with that bullshit, man. Well, immediately he called out Tiafimo Lopez and Devin Haney. And we know what happened to first fight with that. Devin Ani, right?

That's why I just said what I said, because the fight with him and Devin Haney, he beat up Devin Haney, then they tried to say he was on the drugs and all that. I'm quite sure. I just hope that shit don't come out of you. Your legend murder, I'm quite sure he got tested maybe three times before this fight. You think so? I hope so, man. Trust me.

He got tested crazy, bro. You know, but he had a good way. He was all skill, man. He wanted to fight Devin Haney again? Yeah, he called out Devin Haney again. Let's go. Haney, make that happen, man. You need your revenge, man.

get it back in blood. Pretty precisely. All right. Another sportsman, Kauai Linnah goes back to Toronto Rafters. Oh, wow. Lennett led the Raptors to their first NBA championship

in franchise history in 2019 before leaving Toronto the following all season to sign with the Clippers. He averaged 30.5 points per game while connecting on 49% of his shot attempts in the playoff with Toronto earning finals

MVP honors and taking down the Golden State Warriors in six games. Legend? Then Kawhal lit it in the L.A. Clippers owner or something. They caught up in some shit, right? They get investigated by the Fed. They don't gave Kawhi like a sneaky $30, $50 million. But they say he only got to pay back $700,000.

Ain't that crazy? Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into the L.A. Clippers for allegedly helping arrange secret sponsorship, contracts for Lennett to circumvent the NBA salary cap. The criminal probe led by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Brooklyn is in... Brooklyn, mind your business.

Its earliest stages, authorities have already issued at least one subpoena. So he's in... It's looking like criminal... He was trying to make some things happen over there to make Kowalana happy. So they was trying to make some things fit under the salary cap. Boop-ty-boot-woo-woo-woo-wh-whu-whu-whu-whu-whatever. This is all allegedly because we don't know what's going

on what they business. But this is all allegedly in, um. So him giving back to 700,000 is allegedly too? Oh, no, yeah. They find them to give back. Say you got to pay back 700,000. But that's penis compared to what that nigger and robbed them niggis for.

And so now he's going to the Raptors after. Yeah. And the Clippers ain't getting nothing out of that Kawhal Lennon and shit, man. They want them giving up SGA and a whole bunch of picks. And all they got was Paul George and fucked by Kowahua Lennie with these bad deals that the government is fucking them over for right now. Let me ask you how this. Can the Rafters beat the Knicks and the Sixers?

No way. Right away, no. No, never. Can Lennett help the Rafters win another championship? I don't know right now. I don't know about the one. Can Lennon helped the Rafters win another championship? Hell no.

I don't think so. He's over there for money. That's the only people that's going to give him that certain amount of money. He's just there for the bag. They ain't winning another chip with that nigg. So as the conclusion of this. whatever criminal case he has going on with the money situation. We don't want him to get jammed up.

We happy everybody get their bag. What consequences do you think he's looking at him? Yeah, we happy he got his money. I mean, he pay a fine. He paid fine. That'll be great for him. You know, Coah Leonard is the man. He never did nothing dirty by nobody.

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