New Rory & MAL - Best of Rory & Mal: Week of 12/8

Episode Date: December 14, 2025

This week on New Rory & Mal we examine if Busta Rhymes really does look like Tracy Morgan, give a shoutout to Kai Cenat and the Streamer Awards, try to make sense of Matt Barnes being extorted by A.I., and speculate what's in the unreleased footage of the Diddy documentary #volume All lines provided by hardrock.betSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. The volume. Y'all been laughing at this, so just get into it. Right to you couldn't even say it. Our brother in Christ, Mr. Buster Rhymes. Yo, all, go ahead. Intro, intro the topic, go ahead, man.

It was a TikTok creator. I believe this was at Art Basel. Yes, this was in front of live, I believe. That wanted to take a photo with Buster Rhymes. Who wouldn't? Buster Rhymes is an absolute legend. And he went on to say thank you, Tracy Morgan, for taking the photo in which Buster reacted to that off the color remark in a certain way.

Yeah. Here, all right. I have two views on this. I like what Buster did because I do think these young kids can't just run around and get away with disrespecting people that have put in so much iconic work. You need to show them some form of respect. With that said, he kind of looks like Tracy Morgan. Listen, man. Maybe that kid made an eye.

honest mistake and was not trolling. Listen, listen, listen, listen. And I get it. Like, nah. It's the sweater. Listen, a lot of these influencers, when you walk up on certain people playing these games. Yeah. Of calling them, you know, somebody at there not.

I get it. I get it. I liked it. I get it. But in this case. He probably honestly thought he was Tracy Morgan. Have you seen Tracy Morgan? Like when he leaving like a Knicks game?

Like when he got his jewelry on and like when Tracy's in that bag? Tracy Tracy in. Yeah. If you never met Buster Rhymes and you've seen Tracy Morgan leaving the Knit game, you might think that that's Tracy Morgan standing in front of live.

Like, but I do think that the dude was playing, you know, playing games. I do think he was doing that. And Buster, we know that, you know, is in crazy shape sometimes. His weight fluctuates like the rest of us. Some months we just chilling and that belly comes back

with that sweater and that specific belly. I want to shoot this TikTok creator like some type of thing. Listen, man. It's not that, listen. Identical. I'm just saying, the A.

You know I'd love to kill a white TikTok. They could be, they could be brothers. They could be, that could be uncles. They could be a lot. They can be related. They are drastically different at height, though. Yeah. But that's what I mean.

If you never met Busted or you don't know that. If you never met Tracy, you don't know how totally are. People just, baby D. They just told us they think she's 6-1, 21, 15 pounds. So, I mean, it's the same for Tracy Morgan and Buster Robbs. Like, you don't know how tall these people are. But it's not too far off to say that they look alike. They do look alike.

But I understand Busters. Now, do we think Buster was upset because it was disrespectful or because he heard that before? I think it was a mixture of both. Because I will say, sometimes when people make jokes, contrary to people believe, I actually do have a pretty thick skin and I don't care that much. Sometimes when you say a joke that is really true, I get a little upset. That's when it's, yeah, especially if it's a stranger. You don't have to say that out loud.

Yeah, if it's a stranger, like, if it's the homies, do you like, all right, they call me that before. Yeah. But if it's some random little white kid with a fucking camera walking up, told him, yo, what's up, Tracy? It's like, all right, fam. I would have die laughing a lot. Like, how can you not laugh? That's funny. If I was, if I was Whidbuster and I heard that I'd start laughing, for sure.

Yeah, 100%. You got to laugh. It's funny. But I understand Busses frustration. Like, don't be trying to use me to make content,

things like that. I get that part of it. That's why I like it. He said cameras down. Like he'd be... I totally get that part of it. He was stern and respectful in his response.

So if a white TikToker walk up to them all and be like, yo, J. Prince, you changed my life. What are you gonna say? I'm laughing.

How does a white TikTok? You got to laugh. You know, I don't give a fuck about that type of shit. You know, you know I'm not like. He kept the tics. He kept the TikTokers safe in Houston.

Yeah, man. You know, me, I laugh at shit like that. I don't care about shit like that. Well, you know, I watched that and, of course, had to make it about myself. I felt pussy. Should I have checked that girl on the Rock the Bell's grooves? That called you mall?

Called me Paul Wall. Oh, yeah. No. No. You got to laugh at that. You got to laugh. I laughed really hard. That was the funniest thing ever.

But I understand Buster, like, because, you know, that kid was trying to create content. Yeah. So I understand that, and I feel like Buster knew that that's what he was trying to do. It wasn't about what he said. was why he said it. Like you're trying to create this content, this, this viral moment. So I'm going to give you a viral moment. I'm going to talk to you. I'm going to check you. Still going to go viral. You know what I'm saying? It probably went more viral than it would have

if Buster would have just laughed at. Wouldn't it went viral at all. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. So it's like, okay, I'm going to give a viral moment. But don't play with me like that. Like, stop. Don't don't play with me like that. I'm not one of those people to play with. I understand it, but it was funny. But it's like we love you, but that was funny. Well, now I feel like this TikTok is going to make it his, his life's work to wait outside the garden for Tracy Morgan. Bus. Yeah, you're bus a bus.

I'm bus. I'm back. If he wants to double down on his content creation, that's what he would have to do. He has to get a video with Tracy Morgan now. He has to. That has to be his next goal. Stand outside the guard and wait for Tracy Morgan. Get a video with Tracy Morgan.

Because Tracy, he stopped and take pictures with everybody. Sure. The fucking mayor of New York. Yeah. And I'm sure Tracy Morgan by now, I've seen that clip. But I felt bad for Buster after because then another video resurface where I actually felt bus was a little unfair to one gentleman that was. asking him questions. He flipped out on someone else. Like, you could see it was in the same area,

had the same fit on. And the kid was showing nothing but love, but Buster, like, he was ready to fight. Yeah, I saw that. I felt, all right, I understand you, you're upset, but. Because now, yeah, because now. Maybe people been link, like, you've been drinking a little bit, it's been a long day. It's hot. You're in salmon. Like, I can see how you could be irritable. But that kid was showing love. Like, he wasn't even, he wasn't being an asshole. Yeah, but you, you know what it is a lot of the times. People don't understand, man. Like, you know, celebrities and things like that and they out in public spaces. There is a thing that it's just like now everybody's trying to get these

content moments, these viral moments. And it's like sometimes, you know, they just not, you know, they might be real shit going on in Buster's life right now where he ain't for the jokes. Yeah. And he's not for the games. And you come with your canon and you're trying to create this fucking, this content. And I just don't feel like being a piece of the company. Or not even that.

You're just putting the fucking phone in my face. Like, all right. Well, the phone is cool if you, you know, to ask to take a pick. Oh, you ask. I'm saying. Some people just put, especially, I know, buses, a thousand times more famous than me. So I know he has phones put in his face. If I do, I know he does.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That shit is kind of fucking annoying. Yeah, but I mean, you know, you got to expect that. That's part of the gig, I guess, when you're a celebrity and you're out in public. You got to expect that some people are going to see you. They're going to want to talk to you, get a video with you. People don't ask for autographs no more. People want, they want content with you.

They want a video with you. It's not, don't sign shit. I don't want Busters. Don't sign shit. I don't want Busters autograph to me. Get this. fucking 20 second clip so I can go viral on TikTok real quick. Like, I don't need your autograph.

That's what the game is now. That's what's just so funny of like that was a thing for so long. To prove that you were around somebody, a celebrity of famous athlete, they had to put their signature on something. So you could really just met Roger Clemens. Prove it. Here. Like the concept of autographs is fucking wild.

It's crazy. But then if you think about it, I mean, That is the most authentic thing you can do. It's how we even, like, our government works. Like, how I bought my house, I had to sign it. It wasn't just the money. I guess the autograph does mean more than anything. It depends, though.

Like, if you're just getting, like, I remember my mom years ago, she was at some dinner. And I forgot who signed, like, the handkerchief that my mom had at her table. I think it was like, it was somebody played for the Knicks. As a kid, I was like, oh, shit. Like, that's dope. But as I get old, I was looking at that shit. Like, how do I know that that was really? Like, it's just like, hey, now if it's a basketball, if it's a poster, it's like, it's a little

different if I'm getting that signed by the player or, you know, the team. But if it's just like a random, if it's a paper towel with a signature, that could, the waiter could have signed that. Yeah. How would I know? And then you have the authenticators that look at the signature, like, yep, that's him. How did you get this job, first of all? It sounds like the plot to a sandlot.

But at least it was a baseball. At least that's what I'm saying. When it's that, it's different. A paper towel. Come on, fam. Get that out my face. As a kid, I don't want to see that shit. A paper towel is crazy. Yeah, mom, you couldn't find anything else.

Like, handkerchief? Okay. That's why, and I'm not lavaged demands, but he even brought it up in his disc record. The fact that Drake bought a push-a-team mic off eBay that was signed, like, duh, anybody could have signed that microphone. Yeah, but I think they have to go through, again, they have to authenticate it. At that time on eBay, I don't know. Oh, yeah. I think that at that time, you could just do whatever.

That was your mic. Also, that's such a weird thing to do, too. Like, imagine just having an eBay account. Like, what do I want to sell? You know what? Let me go buy a mic and put a right push a T on it. And you put push your T on it. While he wasn't solo, it was just the clips.

Oh, my God. Do you all have autographs? Like, y'all still have autographs? Yeah. I got Stiles's autograph. Stiles was just here. I know. Well, my daddy got it for me.

a sound of manila envelope. A salmonella envelope. Manila. Oh, I'm about to say you should throw that out. Like you should probably talk. He also have a smallpox blanket. He got me Stiles's autograph when I was really young. Where did he run him like into my king comes?

He ran into him in New York somewhere. And just that's what he had. Mm-hmm. You was a Lox fan? Like growing up he was a Stoutherstown. Word. Upstate. We grew up on like that type of music.

Jada Kiss is like our king. Like how New York City feels about like Jay. That's how we feel about. with Jada his That is so interesting But why is that though? I don't know But Jada always show love to the town too

Like he used to come and like perform like a lot Like Jada always was like that We fuck with Jada heavy Yeah the locks definitely hit the circuit Of the Northeast Whereas like Hove may just do Boston, New York, Philly, D.C. I think the locks was hitting

every small city in New York And they was do come on All of Connecticut is the same way. Connecticut, Jadicus is the god. There's only one autograph I regret not asking for us. Serena Williams? Yeah, well, that one too.

Not Kobe. I regret not asking for Kobe's autograph. That would be one of the few years. That I'd be like, damn, why didn't I do that? But it was too intimate of it. Because I know Trevor, a reason, one of my best friends. They was playing with the Knicks. They came, no, he's playing with the Lakers and they came to play the Knicks.

And we all went out one night. And Cole was, you can't. Code was out with us. And it was like, I can't ask Cole. Like, it was too, it was too, it was too. intimate two person. It's like, bro,

like you with Treb, that's my boy. Like, me asking for autograph in that moment would have been crazy. Yeah. But I do regret that.

I'm gonna still want, Trev got like a jersey got like a jersey and some sneakers. I think I'm still one from Trev though. Tell us about your night on the town with, with the goat.

What's Kobe's outside swag like? We went to, I think it was Mansion or M2. Showing your age. Yeah. It was one of those clubs that's no longer there. And it was,

your security was crazy. like nobody could get in the section. What year was this? 2010, maybe, 2011. Okay. Something like that. It was right before they won. Which year did Treve went in the ring.

Was it, 0-9? Trevor. Whatever year they won the ring, it was that, the year before that, I think. Okay. So, yeah, we went to M2. But he was cool, man. Cole was cool. Cole was like one of the guys, bro.

But it's, you do recognize the difference though. Like the security measures and all of that shit. It's like nobody's getting in the section. Like, it's just the fellas. Whoever's with him. That's it. You can't bring nobody in here. But him, like on a person level, was super cool down the earth.

And that's kind of why I didn't ask for order to because it just felt like weird. It was like, we just finished kicking it, talking shit all night, laughing. And I'm like, hey, can you sign this? And it just felt crazy. It would have been a napkin the way your mom did. Like, it would have been a napole. Oh, I could have pulled it a jersey and put it in my jean pocket. I definitely would a jersey swap to Coleman and M2.

Just wait for someone to say coup photos. You say you take a flip? Nobody said that. Nobody said that. Nobody said that. Somebody said flip. But that is the one, that's the one person that I regret not asking for autograph. The stream awards this weekend.

Yes. Did they stream it or was it on cable? I'm not sure what it was on. I just saw some clips on, you know, social media. I saw some clips as well. Shout out to Plagboy Max. He won Best Music Streamer. Well deserved.

Well deserved. Shout out to the Bronx legend Kassanat. He won three or four. Yeah, he was on his Lauren Hill shit. He had, he has some. He poured champagne in him.

I don't know. I don't even know what the award looks like, but shout out to Kassanat. He won Marathon Stream, right? I mean, he would have to. He was streaming for half the year. Yeah, imagine losing and you did that? He was streaming for seven months straight

or some shit like that. I mean, how many people do the marathon stream? Like, I'd like to know how many people were in that category. And is it the way I understand the Kenyans are going to win, but can I be like the person that just comes in last place like two days later? Probably.

Like can I just put my shit on and just go about my life or just like leave it in my kitchen? Streaming for life. We don't, I mean, we, listen, obviously what Kai did was incredible, but it takes a lot. And I think, you know, Kai, to when his acceptance speech, he was speaking to mental health and things like that. And that's something I always thought about when like when Kyle was doing all it. I was like, how was this guy?

like how was he dealing with this mentally? Like so much stress, pressure, knowing that you're on camera, 24 hours a day for months. I mean, I just don't know how somebody is able to do that. I just don't, I just don't like without cocaine. Not drugs, but like just being able to mentally disconnect for a second. Like how do you do that?

And then not only that, because if I start streaming tomorrow, cool right it's not going to be that many we're talking about millions of people watching this kid at one time for days weeks months you're speaking about kai which i completely agree with uh shout out to the fans like you guys are watching that the entire time which is fucking crazy like you're doing that marathon with him yeah that's nuts but that's a dedicated fan the fans get to the fans get to turn it they get to turn it off like even when we did our stream and our our very first show stream and I wanted it to be very entertaining. There were times where I would step away and have to breathe and turn off. Like, it's like you're putting on, not pretending per se, but you're putting

up. So to do that for days and days and months and months on and I could not, I would collapse. I would literally collapse. I have no idea how he's able to do that. And I mean, granted, at points, Kai will have other people be there so he can sleep, but he even records himself sleeping. Like, I wouldn't even be able to shut my brain off knowing there's a camera looking at me while I'm Because you can't even fart in your sleep. Does he turn the mute off? Like he mutated?

No, you can fart in your sleep. The streamers love that. Yeah. Makes them feel like they know you better. That's a thousand more subs. Thousand more subs per fart. Sometimes I talk in my sleep,

like sometimes I have like weird jolt reactions in my sleep. Like what if I have a wild dream and the world gets to watch me experience that? They just make a clip in and you go viral. That's all. Can they find out I'm a serial killer? Yeah. It builds the show. Shout out to speed.

He won streamer of the year. A lot of the videos I've been seeing the speed, he might be one of the best athletes in the world. Like, I don't think it's anything speed can't do. It's definitely nothing he won't try. But he's definitely one of the best athletes I've ever seen. I want to shout out to our little James, who is one of Kai Sinat's friend who stuck up for him when another person in that life. Fan Fan was doing like a live interview segment during like the hosting of the awards. And she called Kai Sinat Diddy.

like because people have been making that joke about the way he looks and saying that he resembles Diddy. But he's like, yeah, she was like congratulations on like your doc that just came out comparing him to Diddy. And it was just like the whole room kind of got silent because that's not even funny. And it's just some shit you just don't joke about. And Tylo called her out, I'm like, like, yo, if you're going to make jokes at least be funny. And I like when people stick up for their friends because I'm like that. So I just wanted to shout out to him. Everybody's joke about the doctor.

And even, Kai didn't even like do the like, oh my God. He just was like, what this fuck is wrong with you? And listen, I'm the last person that should talk about tasteless jokes. but I was so happy that that gentleman did that for kind of like what that's all right cool if you want to make the joke make it funny yeah because that was just like odd and I don't think he looks like buff he does he looks like a young ditty ah he looked like they could be distantly related but you know I'm saying like not enough like not enough for it to become a thing like he looks like I don't really see it but he got his hair so he looks more like him now fair okay fair enough

but either way that I was just like such a people got to understand like jokes like stand up comedy ain't for everybody off the cuff comedy like ain't for everybody and a lot of streamers are are very funny podcasters included radio personalities everything a lot of people are funny sitting down on a mic like this but to do stand-up host something yeah so way different monster like just because you're funny in your computer chair does not mean shit remember when um charlemagne did that uh what was that show on mtv2 fuck

Impractical Jokers Charlomaine the guy did not do impractical joker I didn't know I didn't know yeah I think it was uncommon sense and I respected that Charlemagne was trying to take certain people that were funny on Twitter

and put them on that show but not everybody is tax who's funny in real life like it was clear that a lot of people that have 140 characters to make you laugh when you put them in front of a mic though you're not like you're not funny at all. Most of the people on Twitter are not like you get to sit and think about that and reword it

and like, nah, off the cuff on a TV show, you're trash, which is fine, but it just doesn't translate all the time. And that was a clear indicator at the streamer awards that some of y'all aren't funny that way, which is cool. I'd probably, I'd be trash it too. But I'll be wanting to say shit, man, but I'll let you have it. No, go ahead. No, say it.

Go ahead. Nobody would have felt the way if that was a black woman making that joke. Yes, they would have. No, they wouldn't have. Yes, they would. We do it all the time. Every award show is a comedian hosting, makes inappropriate jokes, nobody's upset. It's not that.

We're not saying ditty jokes can't be made. It just like make it funny. It wasn't funny. That's the thing. If you want to be disrespectful. Have like a punchline. Have a more intellectual. Fair.

There's a lot of hosts that have said shit that we sat here was like, oh, they were not funny. Yeah, that's fine. So all I said was shout out to his friend for getting out of mic and say, you're going to make jokes, make it funny. Nobody's saying cancel, shorty, end of career. Nobody's making a hoopla. I know nobody's saying that. But it's like, yo, shout out.

I just feel like nobody would have felt away if that was a black woman that made that joke. I know. I think that. Because we tend to take jokes from each other differently than we do from people that's not from our culture. I feel like, yes, we do joke on each other and we're a little bit. But that's obvious within every race, right? People are a little bit more comfortable with their own racemates, whatever the fuck you want to call it. Right.

But at the same time, you also have. to look at the age group that that's in. They're not, the jokes that, like, we, that y'all used to get off in the 80s and shit like that, like, we live in a more sensitive time anyway. The 80s is crazy. Maul wasn't joking in the 80s? Of course he was. Shit, the jokes we were in 2010 were different.

Yeah. So, like. 2010, 2019, 2020. Yeah. To five years ago. Like, inappropriate shit is funny sometimes. Now, I get it. And also, the streamers, I feel like.

I know we say this generation is a little more soft and tiptoes around the PC type of thing. But let's not act like when it comes to streaming, those guys don't cross the line way more than we do. They cross lines, yes. But they are more hyper aware. And it's mainly because they- Rumble exists for a reason. They've lived, yeah, that's fine. But that's not Kai's audience.

Oh, for sure. And when you're on like the streamer awards, like those type of platforms that are supposed to be there, like those are their official platforms, right? So to us, we're looking at it like, we don't know what the fuck that is. They're younger than us. But that's their official platforms. That's their Oscars. You, when it comes to racial, racial shit, sexual assault shit, they grew up in an era that

that shit cannot be laughed off. So they do a lot of inappropriate shit. That's all they do is laugh at that type of shit. Not a young niggas don't give a fuck about none of that. She's speaking more to the Kai part of the genre. The rest of the streaming world is far worse than any of us have ever been. Yes. and all of them. I'm not talking about them. I'm talking

about the buttoned up, the official people of this. All right, let me ask you question, baby, D. You're like, laughing at sexual assault. Let me ask you something, baby D. If India Love made that joke, what Tyler has said something? I'm sure he would have. Good though. All right, man. That's what we're doing

today. If India Love made that joke, nobody says nothing. That's your opinion. I can disagree with you. Because they were, right, because they were trying to, like, beat or because no, it's just different coming from, depending on who was coming from. That's what I'm saying. If it was somebody that's from our culture that said that. Somebody that we cool with that said that.

Okay. Does it make it funny? By the way, I think that makes sense though. Ironically, like yeah. Yeah, certain people can't make certain jokes. People get too comfortable. No, I'm with that. But that's what, that was my first thing.

And they should learn that they shouldn't be so fucking. If this wasn't an Asian girl that said that, if this was a black girl that said that, nobody would have said nothing. Tyler wouldn't ask for that mic and said one word. I still think he would have, I still think he would have said something. Because I think as his, I think because it's his friend. And it's like, don't compare me.

me to somebody who's sexual. Like that's not, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's not funny. Like, that's a big deal in our culture. It's like a big nasty thing. This is a terrible person. Like, you're making a joke about me looking like a literal monster.

Like, that's not because, and yes, the added fact, not saying that I look like that is always, when it comes from somebody non-black, so I get your point. When it comes from somebody non-black, you basically saying all black people look alike. Because I'm sure Kai don't think he looked like diddy, right? So you're basically saying all black people look alike.

So there is a little added sauce to it. So would it have been less disrespectful coming from a black woman? Yes. It wouldn't have been funny coming from any race because it just wasn't funny. But, again, we agree. Disgrade. Mall, somebody told me over the weekend that you were thinking about upgrading to the all-new iPhone 17 Pro. They said you've been thinking about it for, I don't know, the last six months at this point,

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How you get extorted by a robot? Well, no, he got it. It was a fake page. It was an AI page or AI model. Okay. Somebody was running a page with pictures of an AI model.

And basically, you know, kind of like swindled Matt Barnes and the sending $5,000 a month for like a year. So like $60,000. But it was a woman, well, obviously,

it was AI. but like he never spoke to this person. Was she sending AI nudes? Like what was he just sending 5K for? That's where I'm really lost. I don't know. We can look at it. Josh,

I don't know what the real story is, but I do believe it was somebody saying that they were like going to come, go public and say that it was a pregnancy or something like that or pregnancy scare. So it's fake text messages, fake audio messages from somebody saying that they were going to go public and leak a story.

of being pregnant by Matt and things like that. And Matt's, are, is Matt Barnes married? He was. So, but his partner was, was pregnant during the time. And he was saying that he didn't want it to go public because I think he was saying that she was a high risk pregnancy, didn't want to stress her out, didn't want to, you know, lose the baby, lose the pregnancy. So he tried to, you know, whatever he had to do to make it go away. So if it was $5,000 a month, he was just sending that wire every month. Okay, but understand.

I mean, don't cheat on your pregnant girlfriend, but wouldn't he know that this was fake because he never fucked the robot? Well, yes. So you would assume so, yes. But I think he was just scared and panicking. He had went through something, I think last year where his girlfriend had released some text messages and caught him talking to some girls and, you know, things like that. So I think he was kind of like, oh shit, not again. whatever he needed to do to make it go away. Yeah, but you can read a text and be like, this is not me.

Yes, you and I can, yes. And like, I know, I know this woman who I think is a woman not AI. I've never fucked or met this person. So how could you extort? Something's not adding up in the story, man. No, listen. And it's not 5K. Like, what month did he say 6K?

61K does not add up. Well, totally. Did she show fucking AI butthole and he sent 6K one month? Well, no. I mean, it was $5,000. a month the wire transfers for like a year to somebody and then he found out that it wasn't real there was an AI model so now he's suing Tasha K but he's filing a lawsuit against Tasha K oh then never mind Matt Barnes I didn't say anything what you mean I didn't say anything you didn't

pump the story out there I'm just confused by yeah I was too I just don't know how you get caught up in something like this I get it if it's a real woman that you know you had some that you may have gotten yeah I totally understand that but But this AI model shit, like, I just don't know. Like, Matt must have just been so scared and so paranoid and didn't want to lose his girl that he was just like, man, whatever I got to do to make this shit disappear, fuck it. It is what it is.

What's your extortion number? My extortion number? Yeah. You can't extort me. I understand. You're cool. No, I'm just not getting extorted. What would I be extorted for?

This is hypothetical, of course. I'm trying to think what information. All right, let's say, let's put this same situation. You're with your wife, high risk pregnancy. you are certain that, hey, maybe I got this girl pregnant because I have slept with her. What is your extortion number there? There's no extortion because to me that makes it worse. Like getting a girl, getting a side chick pregnant is bad.

I agree. I hear to talk about the moral part of that. I think your girl goes crazy if knowing that you were sending her money every month. Okay. I think that would just add fuel to it. Like, not only did you get a girl pregnant while I'm pregnant, you was sending her money every month? Like that that's just add an insult to the injury.

I know your right wing in pro life, which I respect. So again, this is hypothetical. What's your extortion number for the abortion? I don't know. It depends on who the girl is. If it's a girl that I have a same situation. You have a wife that's pregnant. Now I'm saying no. Now of a sudden, it's if it's India love. If it's a girl that I had like a real

relationship, if it was just like a fling one night stand and she happened to get pregnant, yeah, we might have to talk about sending some money. But if it's like a girl that I have like, If it's a girl I had a real relationship with, it's like, yo, we're a family now, you know? Like, fuck it. No, you have a family. I love y'all both.

And I love the kids. What happened to the nuclear family? Well, 30 seconds ago, we were a nuclear family. I was fucked up. I made a mistake, but I'm not going, you know, if I, if it's somebody I have a real relationship with, then, you know, we got to do it. You ain't extort me. But if it's somebody I just met on the road, had a fun night with.

I slipped up. She got pregnant. Then it's like, yeah, I'm not having a fire. So what's, what's the number? not your MBA salary, your salary here. Well, no, 10K, she might get it. She might have that. Take this 10K ride off into the sunset.

I better hope that baby shower brings us a lot of stuff because 10K's hurting me. But then a child is 100K. So it's like, I mean, what's the P&L on that? Exactly. Send to 10K, man. Is it 10K all in or do you also have to pay for the abortion? That's where I think that the 1K came from in the 60. No, that's all in.

It's all in fee. There's 10K all in. Get rid of it. Go shopping, take a vacation. Do what you got to do. 10K all in. Demaris is pissed at us right now. About what?

Because we're joking about abortions and I think that's mean to women. I don't care about that. Oh, okay. From the reports that I'm seeing, no, the AI never claimed to be pregnant. She just claimed to be sleeping with him or fucking with him. She never. Okay, but how many bitches do you have to be fucking,

that you can't remember? It was just sex? Yes. Now, Matt Trippin. I'm not sending you no money. and we just had sex. I thought she was saying she was pregnant. Well, he didn't fuck her because she's a robot.

But I'm saying how many women do you have to be sleeping with that you forget even a text message? But that's why I said Matt was out here. Listen, Matt got bitches. It's funny because he's suing Tasha K for not like he's like Tasha K didn't confirm whether the material she was spreading was real or not. Nick, neither did you. Like you had, you was in a whole AI text message back and forth for the AI model. like you didn't even know what was going on.

Like so how could Tasha K know what's going on? You don't even know what's going on. And like did Tasha K post the actual messages? Tasha K posted all that stuff and claimed that Matt Barnes was being unfa. Can we please see these text messages that was from AI? Because I feel like and again, I don't get bitches. So this is a world I may not understand at the Matt Barnes level. When do you not remember text conversations with women you're sleeping with?

Yeah. Like even if it's a one night stand, you would remember the address. Like, nah, I never stayed there. Yeah, Matt, Matt, Matt was, you know what? Matt was. I am confused. Matt was out here wilder. Yeah, that wife was going out every month.

Or is, God damn. Or is that what's a, uh, he didn't send the money. No, he sent the money. Money gone. Money gone is crazy. Money gone. Well, who has the money? whoever was running that account yeah whoever was running the account yeah that's how that go

but this is but you know this is a thing though like there's like there's accounts that i was put on to that me like people saw that i was following it was like yo you know that girl like her boyfriend runs that account like she'd be getting dues to send her money so like it's a real girl but it's not actually her account like her boyfriend's running account dm in guys talking guys I start sending, you know, cash shop, just down the third, like,

but it's not her at all. It's just her pictures. I mean, this did happen to one of the greatest linebackers in Notre Dame history, first round draft pick. He dedicated a, which bowl was that?

To his dead girlfriend, who was just some dude? Crazy. Natural championship. Yeah, I was in high school, like, tearing up watching Monti-Tio,

what was his name? Fet. And that was like the peak of college. football, my opinion at that time. Like, I was crying hearing his speeches. I think I became a better Catholic because of it. And it was just some other, it was some duo. Now it's a woman, because the gentleman transitioned into a woman. So let me be respectful. It was, it was just a they on the other side instead of a blonde white girl who died. I just don't know how you.

So like, Matt. How do you fall for that? Like, I don't trust. I'm listening. You got to go through. You know how you got to go through the two-step verification on like X and all that and that. It's like seven-step verification with me. You start talking my sense. I'm like, who are you? Call me right now. FaceTime. I need to see all of it.

And if you FaceTime me, I'm still not sending you money. Yeah, I need to see all of it. Like, you got to, you got to show me whole, all of that. Like, I'm like, who are you? When did we hook up? Like, because I don't remember you. You're not, I can't. I don't know.

Just getting caught up in something like this is just like. There has to be more to the story. Maybe Matt felt like he did owe some girl some money in like somewhere. And she was coming to collect. So he was like, all, let me just pay this girl. There has to be something connected to this on Matt side that he's not telling. Like, this is not just an AI model trick Matt Barnes to send in $60,000. I hope they kill us in the comments and we have this entire story wrong.

Because this makes no fucking sense to me whatsoever. Yeah, I'm with it. And I mean, at this point, you have to have some audacity to sue because everything is going to be put on the table with the case. Yeah. So, I mean, Matt feels like he must be right in this situation. So as Matt, Matt is filing a lawsuit against Tasha K for defamation. I don't know if how far that will go and if Matt will win that because, again, you know, Tasha's only spreading information that we have. I don't know how to, I can be defamation.

Well, no, no, no. So, so Tasha K is not reporting on this, like how we're reporting on this. Tasha K was reporting that Matt Barnes is cheating, not his girlfriend and I have proof. That's defamation because that wasn't true. And the proof is this? The proof was the fake text messages, the fake audio and all of that stuff. That's not proof. You didn't verify.

You're basically, that's like if somebody says, yo, Ma got a secret family and somebody goes and spreads on the Shade Room, fake messages, fake AI pictures of you and your family. You can be like, bitch, I'm suing you. That's not true. So, and you didn't do your research as a journalist. You didn't do your research and your spread of misinformation. My thing about Matt is Tasha K filed bankruptcy because she owed Cardi B like $10 million. You're not getting no money from her.

She has more debt than somebody would be asked her. Yeah, like she has nothing to lose. So you're now making this even more embarrassing because I didn't hear about this from Tasha K. We didn't know about this. You've made it a bigger thing and you're not going to get any money from her. Yeah. To me, Tasha K is someone that has five life sentences. So she's just going to keep murdering everyone in the jail.

Like there's not, you can't give me any more time. So I might as well just do this unless she's doing the Dame Dash family office shit and is just moving assets left and right. Of course. So I know my mama's name. not under my name Didn't Cardi B figure that out? She was putting shit under her husband's name or something Probably

That happened and Cardi B found I think Wack and Cardi B found that shit in about two minutes Yeah Because she owes Cardi over 3.9 million She's paying $1.2 million over five years Because she claimed bankruptcy So She could spread it out

Cardi need that money though She want that cash Give me that was telling me on his way here I didn't see this but apparently there's what another 100 hours of Diddy footage on the cutting room floor? So Diddy is still doing press?

I mean Diddy. Diddy is not doing press. No, he's doing press on the yard. He's doing press like he's doing pushups. No, 50 is still doing press and obviously with the success of the reckoning documentary you know he's talking about there's more footage,

there's 140 hours that he has and each episode was only maybe an hour, I think. It was four episodes, so there's at least 130-something more hours that he hasn't edited or produced. And he's saying that he may put it out on YouTube just to put it out there. Like on his 50-cent Devo page? I don't know if it would be on his page,

but he just said, you know, he doesn't know if he's going to release it with Netflix or through Netflix. He might just put it out on YouTube or wherever, some other platform. But the one thing that he said that was interesting is he said, you know, because you see people out here trying to, you know, say, oh, the documentary can paint a narrative, this and the third. And his words were, you know, if you see the rest of this footage, there will be no more, you know, kind of like, oh, you know, you can paint this narrative. It's pretty clear cut, you know, the things that are being said in the documentary, the things that he still can't believe Puff. Because he says that a lot. Like, he can't believe Puff actually recorded all of them.

Yeah. But I mean, so why does 50 not put that, if it's that damning and that crazy, why not put it in the dock? I don't know why. I don't know why he didn't put it in the dock. Maybe, you know, the stories, maybe he had more people that he would need to interview and have sit down for the documentary to kind of go through those stories that are in there. He could be a number of reasons. But the fact that he has over 100 hours of footage of, you know, personal footage. and things like that leading up to the case because the story is Puff felt like he was going to win the case.

Yeah. And that this was going to be footage for his documentary that he would have released. The redemption. After the trial was done and things like that. So, you know, the amount of things that he probably was recording, you know, just going off of the fact that he felt like they were going to win the case. Yeah. And this is my footage and these guys aren't going to put it out. Yeah.

Like all the crazy shit we're going to take out. Right. But I mean, even I did see who I think was the director of what Diddy was trying to do had mentioned that he was on vacation or was out of town and had someone fill in for him. And that's the only footage that made it to the doc because that guy sold it. So maybe that director didn't pay the person to fill in. So he owned the footage and was able to give it away. But maybe all this other footage, 50 doesn't have permission to put out.

Like, he could have it. But the director's like, no, this is my. footage like you got the other shit because I had my man's fill in for me for three days and right he has that footage now right so maybe that could be it but I mean I don't know I feel like 50 is is so petty that if it was that crazy he would have just put the shit in the doc but but who knows I don't even want to speculate what is on the 100 hours yeah after little rides telling me what was going on I don't know if I want to see it visually I mean you know and for 50 to say the footage that's on there is a it leaves no more room for you know people to kind of say oh you know

the narratives are being created it's false for 50 to say that i mean you know we can only imagine the footage that he's seen and that he has so we'll have to see if any of that ever sees the light of day i'm sure that you know ditty's team is going to do everything they can to make sure that that doesn't happen but um you know i don't know i'm honestly i don't even know if i want to need to see anything else. I'm kind of cool. I'm kind of cool. Like I don't think I need to see. If it helps someone get justice on something, sure, but

I mean, I'm kind of, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm dittied out right now. And everybody being mad at 50. What you say? I'm dittied out. That sounds crazy. That's a pause. Sorry, you got new teeth. It's okay. If you're not dittied out, I think that's a pause. I think what I said was quite the opposite of a pause. If I wanted some more ditty, then. Yeah.

But yeah, I don't, you know, people mad at 50 because he, you know, he executive produced this documentary and things like that. But, you know, there's so many other documentaries that already exist. Like, there's probably seven documentaries that are out. I see one called the fall, Diddy Fall or something like that? And it was all kind of shit. I'm just like, bro, it's like seven documentaries available on streaming DSPs right now. And nobody was upset or, you know, mad about that. But because it's 50 and I think people hold 50 to this street code and you know this is snitching or this is whatever I'm seeing people say about it 50 is a a TV and film executive let's just leave it

right there hello it's his job to get footage film edit produce release like this is what he's been doing for years like so we got we trying to hold 50 to the same standard we was holding him to if he was selling cracking queens though like what do we I don't even understand what people are talking about everybody in that doc did a deposition talk with the government already they were just telling it on camera exactly it's already in the paperwork it was already we saw all 80 pages of little rods shit already yeah so i don't understand this whole thing with people being mad at 50 or upset at 50 um listen he's a he's a he's a tv and film executive man this is his job this is what he's been doing for years and you know because it's footage or stories about somebody that we also have you know seen and grown up and listen to and

and things like that, it doesn't make it, you know, inexcusable. It's like, you know, listen, it is what it is. This is the footage. I'm going to executive produce it and I'm going to put it out. I also don't fully understand snitching rules. I just feel like telling about somebody abusing women isn't snitching. I just don't. I just don't, like, I personally, which I don't matter in that world, but I don't view

that as snitching. If it's already public information, I was a snitching. Even if it wasn't. Yeah. No, I'm with you. You know, I'm with you on that. Absolutely. Yeah, that's not really my definition of it, but, you know, it is what it is.

I'm curious how long 50 is going to drag this, though. I feel like he'll be quiet for a little bit, and then when Puff gets out, he'll get back on his shit. Oh, well, we have to wait and see. Yeah, I can say, when do we think we'll get the 50 executive produced series where Joey Badass plays Puff? No, I don't think, I don't think 50 going to do that. I can see it. Nah, he ain't going to do it. That would be a series outside of the nasty shit Puff did.

That would still also be a series that I would like to see. Just Puff's story? Yeah. Because even like, I mean, I thought Notorious was, wasn't a bad movie by any means. I felt like it was a little too soon. Like, having DJ enough play himself and still look the same was just like. Nessorius was a good movie. No, it was.

I think Ravey did a great job. But I would, a series from Puff's lens and his story, I think would just be an interesting series. No, definitely. the whole thing not glorifying the good he did also the bad shit he did too all in one series yeah that would be just as compelling as BMF no one would that would have to be an outside thing puff wouldn't be able to do that because he wouldn't be able to do the bad he did oh no I wouldn't want

puff to yeah but 50 wouldn't be able to do the good he did are you seeing what I'm saying like there's a bias either way puff puff I don't want to see anything from Puff about himself even than the notorious shit that he had somewhat of a hand and he made himself look like fucking Morpheus in a Versace shirt. Like he was the knower of all things. Like,

yes. I don't ever want to see something from Puff's lens executive produced by him. Though it would be funny to see how Puff sees himself when we have the facts. A therapist would watch that and go to town. What do we think Puff does in jail? He live in. He talked to people. I think he talks a lot.

I think they're probably tired of Puff talking. Yeah, for the of him. I think he was in the classroom. I think he was taking some classes or something like that. There was a photo him in the yard with somebody. Was it Fetty? He was with somebody like that we know. Don't quote me. Oh, yeah, he's with Sebastian's Hellfare. Was that confirmed that that was Sebastian? I know I know Sebastian is locked up right now. It looked just, if not it looked just like Sebastian told him. Okay. I mean, people don't understand jail, especially when you have money and influence. Jail is not as, I mean, it's jail. So it's jail. It's prison. Compared to the life that Puffington.

is used to living, it's hell. But you can be comfortable as best as possible. You can get a phone. You can get food. You can get, you know, the things that, you know, can kind of make life a little easier while you're incarcerated. But, I mean, either way, Puff is trying to do everything he can to get the fuck out of it. Yeah.

Even though it's easy and, you know, well, not easy, but it's comfortable as best it can be. It's still not a place that anybody want to be. When I was thinking to people like Puff and Thug, not compared to, comparing them as people, but when they were in jail, it was less about them having money or influence, more of them both being alleged drug addicts for so long. That's why I feel like both them would be losing their fucking mind. Not that you can't get drugs into jail, of course, but not as easy.

If you're going from doing that amount of drugs every single day to go on cold turkey, we even saw thugs wait. Of course, you gain weight in jail, but he, that was a whole thing. All right, you're not taking drugs anymore. Yeah, you're getting some sleep, you eat in, you're not, you know what I mean? That type of thing. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human.