New Rory & MAL - Episode 545 | You People Are Jezebels

Episode Date: September 15, 2026

Baby D is outta town, so the guys get to talk about guy stuff today. Before we get to that, Rory and Mal recap their weekends, which included Bryson Tiller’s show and Pete Davidson’s comed...y special at MSG. Lil Durk is found not guilty, and the guys react, before getting into the real topics of the weekend. Papoose sends shots at Remy Ma on “Jezebel”, and Jhene Aiko claims she didn’t diss Big Sean on her new album, “Westside Whimsy”. Aaron Rodgers shares some shocking details about his failed engagement with actress Shailene Woodley, and Lil Yachty and Karrahboo patch things up after a two year separation. Boosie sits down for 60 minutes with, you guessed it, “60 Minutes”, to discuss him getting scammed out of a pardon, AZChike’s tracklist for his new album is released, and Kai Cenat launches his clothing brand, “Vivet”. Visit your nearest Boost Mobile store or https://www.boostmobile.com/promo/25-foreverSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:02:46 We are back. Yes, we are. Radio voice back on, how you feeling? Feeling great, man. Feeling great. Feeling good. I was up at 6 a.m. because, like, Amar goes to real school now, so I can't, like, be late to drop her off.
Starting point is 00:03:01 Yeah. I was coming from Jersey. So I came to the office to sleep afterwards, and I slept under our air condition. And I think I lost at least a week of my life. Like I was completely fine a few hours ago. I sleep right under that AC for an hour in our lounge. The air conditioner is the only thing that I'm scared of. No, it like did a number on me.
Starting point is 00:03:21 Yeah, like I don't, I don't, the AC sleeping under that AC that will take you out every time, man, every time. I feel like a different person right now, just from one AC. Wait till tonight. Wait till your immune system starts to like go to bed. Like right now you're up. Like your immune system is up. Yeah, it's moving. Yeah, but wait to you, wait till you settle in for the night.
Starting point is 00:03:43 Got a little Chipotle in my system. Oh, wait to those body, that body chill starts to hit you and ache and start sweating in the bed. Wait till I hit you. We didn't have a C when I was growing up, but not like, because like we were poor or anything. I don't know. Just cheap. Yeah. So I slept with like a fan in my face every single night.
Starting point is 00:04:00 I don't know how I did that. Literally like this close to my face every night. I can't do it, man. To AC that fan? once you fall asleep. We fall asleep for 10 minutes under the AC. Yeah, it feels like you haven't had any water in 20 years. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:16 Throw gets tight. Body gets stiff. Yeah, well, hopefully I'll survive. But how are you feeling, man? I feel good, man. Feel good. Great weather, you know. He was outside?
Starting point is 00:04:25 I went outside. I went outside this week, this Saturday. I went out. I went out, shout to Sean Dickson. He was in town. Yeah. He had an event downtown for Fashion Week. Sean was the only person
Starting point is 00:04:35 that could probably get me out of the house for anything fashion weekend Oh, you went to the block party thing? So I went Oh damn, I wanted to go But by the time I got down there
Starting point is 00:04:41 They had already shut everything down Yeah, my dummy was too much But then we went, you know, down the block To the bar and, you know Me and Sean kicked it for a minute And they went to dinner But, you know, I did a Did one of your Irish exits.
Starting point is 00:04:53 Yeah And I just, you know, left and went home But I was outside for a little bit Yeah No, Saturday looked like there was a lot of fun things going on. I was watching like Squidward Out the window
Starting point is 00:05:02 Yeah tight at everyone Yeah. The battle of Jolov shit was going on. Just all my friends looked like they were at last. Battle of who? Joloff. Is that my pronouncing your girl?
Starting point is 00:05:11 Oh, Joloff. Oh, okay. My apologies to the African community. If I'm missing. I think you said Joe Loss. No, what is that? Like, no, like the food. Okay, got it.
Starting point is 00:05:19 They had a basketball game in Brooklyn. That looked like a lot of fun. But I don't know how your 9-11 was. I ended up having a really nice 9-11. I did. All right. What did you do for 9-11, Rory? Like, how did you remember?
Starting point is 00:05:34 One of the most faithful days in American history. When you had left the office, we were hanging here and I got like an Instagram ad. I was like, how the fuck did we not realize that Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr, Azizanzari, Nikki Glazer, Kevin Hart. I'm missing like two other A-list comedians. All were performing at the Garden for like a 9-11 memorial. Pete Davidson put it together for like firefighters' families and shit. So yeah, we bought tickets and we went. And Pete Davidson, of course, he lost his dad in honor.
Starting point is 00:06:02 Yes. But I mean, look at where we are as a country. You put on a... Oh, Shane Gillis, too. Shane Gillis. Okay, so all of the A list is of comedy. Yeah. Like, look at how...
Starting point is 00:06:14 John Stewart. Is that not the American spirit? One of the most, you know, just tragic days in American history. And, you know, 25 years later, we're able to, you know, laugh. Let's make some little LOLs about it. Some LOLs about one of the most tragic days in American history. Um, they took our, well, they didn't take our phones because I don't know why security, like, me and DeMaris.
Starting point is 00:06:39 We're like, oh, we don't carry phones. They just let us go. Yeah. But yeah, you're supposed to lock your phones up. But now you see how 9-11 happened. Same security. No, we don't carry box cutters. We don't, yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:51 Yeah, we don't, we don't do those things. We don't bring anything on. Someone check the shoes. Hey, look, if Nikki Glazer could joke about 9-11, so can we, man. But yeah, so they locked. The comedians thought everyone's phone was locked. So those shows are way more fun when like they know no one can film anything or anything like that. So it was a really, really, really good show.
Starting point is 00:07:14 And no, not every set was like about 9-11. Yeah. It's funny about the phone thing when I saw Bill Burr in L.A. right after you left, the comedy series. It was a woman that was filming him as soon as he got on stage. He was like, he's like, man, could you not film me? Yeah. He's like, because, you know, this is how these things happen.
Starting point is 00:07:35 Next thing I know by the time I get home, there's a video, video me on stage, and it makes it seem like I support, like, you know what I'm like? Yeah. The most tragic thing. He was like, you'll edit that video. I'm working on material up here, and it just gets taken out of context. And that makes a lot of sense. And I'm sorry, Bill, to not do you any favors here, but I didn't film anything.
Starting point is 00:07:53 But he has such a, like, satire to the point that you don't even know if he's joking about Iran. Like he comes out the gate to start his set about Iran. And at first I was like, is he being serious? So yes, and out of context, that would look crazy with the things he was saying about Iran. But the show was great. It was really, really, really good. They had, you know, families of firefighters that passed on 9-11 introduced each comic. Obviously, John Stewart, again, brought more awareness to, you know, New York City hiding for 25 years that there was cancer in the air.
Starting point is 00:08:28 Yeah. as we tried to save citizens. Right. Just so we don't have to pay for it. Listen, man. Let's tell a well about it. So many people die. Never forget.
Starting point is 00:08:37 How can I? Lost a lung. But no, it was a really, really good event. I'm glad. I'm glad we went. Peach had a flight so he couldn't come with us. Ryan backed out. You know, that comedy's too racy for his genus.
Starting point is 00:08:50 Yeah. He would have been very offended. He can't handle that. Those things, you know, he wasn't even alive for 9-11. He doesn't get it. He doesn't. He doesn't understand. Yeah, he doesn't understand.
Starting point is 00:09:00 I watched the documentary on Netflix. It's on my cue. I'm going to watch it this week. I didn't want to watch it this weekend. It was too. Out my window, I can see the lights. I didn't want to watch on my TV and see the lights at the same time. It was too much.
Starting point is 00:09:13 But I started watching it. But to Ryan not being born, not 11th, that's what a lot of it was about. It was about, you know, people who are now adults who were either like really young, when 9-11 happened, didn't understand what was going on. they talked to some people that, you know, weren't even alive, some students and things like that, that they just are taught about it and they hear about it. It is just so crazy to see that, like, you know, young adults, 25, 26 years old that really don't remember 9-11. And to hear them talking about how, you know, in school, they're just seeing videos.
Starting point is 00:09:47 It's like, damn, is that our Pearl Harbor? Like, is that our pro harbor? It's the, for sure, the most, I don't use the word important, but the biggest thing of my childhood, by far. I don't even think you could compare anything close to it. For you, it must have been a little crazier to because I was in sixth grade. So yes, I remember life before 9-11. Yeah. But a majority of my upbringing was post-9-11 worlds. You were 21. So like you had a hope, the entire world changed. No, I was before. I was 20. I was 20. That was two weeks before my 21st birthday. But yeah, it was, you know, it was definitely a day that, you know, looking back, every time.
Starting point is 00:10:27 thing kind of felt like, you know, you don't want to say you're scared. You don't want to seem scared. You don't want to panic. But in reality, we were all scared. Didn't know what was going next. Didn't know what was going on. Like, I'm living in the Bronx and to look up and see like fighter jets flying. Crazy. You know, in the skies. It's like, that moment felt like, okay, like, you know, you see things in movies and on, you know, TV that happened around the world. And you never think that'll happen here. Yeah. Like, especially New York. We, New Yorkers, we have this arrogance. We're untouchable.
Starting point is 00:11:00 We're invincible. For sure. Nothing will ever happen in New York. You know, maybe a stabbing on the subway, you know, a shooting somewhere in Times Square. But parfor, of course. Yeah, you never think a terrorist attack happens in New York. So, you know, that 9-11 was definitely the moment looking back where I think everybody kind of was like, oh, no, it can happen. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:11:21 And we're going to use it to change everything that you find normal in life more or less. We'll start charging you more. your airline ticket for TSA security. Yeah. Even though that was 25 years ago, like, how much did that help the security at the airports? Like, why are you charging me $11 every time I purchase a ticket? And you pay the TSA. With TSA security.
Starting point is 00:11:42 Like, what does that even mean? Like, we were not even outraged at the Patriot Act. Because it kind of made sense. Like, all right, we're all terrified. We think this radical Islamic group at the time was doing all these things. Which was crazy. When you look at the documentaries, you'll be like, okay, what? It's crazy, man.
Starting point is 00:12:02 It's crazy. All of the days looking back. That's the one thing of like, not only was bad, but remember how unified we were? I was like, eh. It's silly. Yo, that doc, I'm telling you, that doc is crazy. The doc that I'm really looking forward to, and I say this all the time, is 20 years after COVID. Oh, yeah, that'll be.
Starting point is 00:12:20 That documentary is going to be one of the craziest documentaries we probably will ever see. Also because 9-11, yes, I still, 25 years later, still see footage I've never seen. But for the most part, it is just different angles of the same two towers. And then it's footage of Bush going in Afghanistan, Iraq. We've gotten this same footage. COVID, we all had this. There is going to be so much crazy footage. It's so much footage.
Starting point is 00:12:48 It is so much footage that we are going to have to watch and be like, we actually lives through that. Everyone kept like a video diary that we posted. Yeah. Like it's going to be insane. Insanity. That's the one I'm looking for. I'm looking forward to that documentary. I don't even know how you do that doc. Like with the amount of stuff you have. How do you even put that together? It's a it's probably a part. They probably start they're starting now. Yeah. Yeah. It's a eight part. It's an eight part doc for sure. Got to be eight eight episodes of that. I've never what's great. I've never seen footage of the Wuhan laugh. Oh, oh wait. You wait to see. You wait. You wait see you just wait and see i have seen a plane somehow flying to the pentagon but i have not seen
Starting point is 00:13:30 oh you wait and see you wait until you see the inside of wuhan well um yes uh i don't want to say happy 9-11 but want to remember everyone that was affected by 9-11 yes it was definitely a heavy week specifically for you know new yorkers but the entire country um well new york this week didn't care about 9-11. I mean, they liked the, you know, they got the lights that go up where the towers were, but it was the U.S. Open. It was Fashion Week. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:14:12 It was fashion week. But any time I'd be waiting in line, whether it be to go to a football game with my dad, any line, my dad would start screaming, the terrorists are winning. Yeah. Screaming. I was so embarrassed. I was like, every time we had to wait in a line or do anything, my dad would scream. Scream for everybody to hear.
Starting point is 00:14:40 The terrorists are winning. Yeah. Every time. So it is nice that we're not letting the terrorists win. And we are moving on with life, still honoring everyone that was affected, but we are and still enjoying how amazing this city is and not letting the terrorists win. Terrorists will not win. Not in New York City.
Starting point is 00:14:57 It won't happen. But I was in the garden twice. I went for the 9-11 thing. You've been collecting stubs this summer. Yeah. I got a lot little stickies on my leg. Summer of 26, when you look back 20 years from now, your summer 26 scrapbook is going to be crazy.
Starting point is 00:15:14 I started doing that. You saw Jay-Z. You saw Dave Chappelle. You saw Bryce and Tell. I started doing that a long time. I have a, like, it's not organized, but I have a bag of, like, just like tickets and shit. Yeah. That, like, just to remember those things.
Starting point is 00:15:29 But yeah. I found my all-star game ticket. Oh, where? In 2001. NBA 2001, NBA 2001, greatest all-star game. That was when T-Mack threw it off the backboard? Yes, I believe so. Then that was by far the best.
Starting point is 00:15:42 That's when the East came back. Yeah, I rescinded the show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, that was probably the greatest. In D.C. Greatest All-St. And that was before, that was a year 90th, that was February, before 9-11. When the world was still a little, you know.
Starting point is 00:15:54 Yeah. No, that was definitely the best. The greatest. So I found that ticket. I still have that ticket. That's probably one of the, my few things in my memory bill. I'm like, that special. Hell of you.
Starting point is 00:16:04 Yeah. Yep. That T-Mack one right there. That ticket right there. Yeah. I'm sure that's on YouTube. I have to just go sit and, like, put that on the big screen and rewatch that all-star game. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:16:14 But no, that's cool that you still have that. And I didn't even know, like, my mom has it. I didn't even know I had that. Like she has a scrapbook sheet and I was looking. I was like, what the, I didn't even know you had this. Where did you find this? I was cleaning up your room. I was like, okay, thanks.
Starting point is 00:16:31 Oh, I have to, my mom did one of those too. And I have a big bucket of like all my old video games. Yeah. I have like NFL Game Day 98 and shit. I'm going to bring them in for like a Patreon. Yeah. I have like every Tony Hawk Pro skater. I got a bunch of old Super Nintendo games.
Starting point is 00:16:47 Yeah. That could just be fun. to just go through shit on a Patreon one day. Yeah. But yeah, went last night, Sunday night, to the Bryson Tiller show, the Neo Soul Trap tour. My guy, Austin opened up. He's doing the entire tour.
Starting point is 00:17:03 Also had Ty, Majid Jordan, and then obviously, Bryson Tiller. It was in there, man. I didn't realize how many young fans Bryce and Tiller has. Oh, yeah. Like. Yeah, absolutely. Kids with, and that, I was laughing at Austin.
Starting point is 00:17:17 because Austin is by far our most famous friend now. And he's turned into like an international dance DJ. Like I don't think Austin has listened to hip hop in 10 years. Yeah. So. Good for Austin. So all. He's not missing much.
Starting point is 00:17:30 Oh, he's having a blast. See what happens when you're using the monot class week. Yeah, life gets, I'm telling you, life gets better when you stop listening to hip hop. I'm telling you, the hotels are way different. Yeah, yeah, 100%. Absolutely. So Austin, again, like, he's super famous on TikTok for like, his dance remixes and like Austin's a DJ for real.
Starting point is 00:17:51 Like he'll sit there with the MPC while he's DJing. Yeah. With all the dance stuff. So he, his show is really great. But this is an R&B show. So in Utah where they kicked it off, Austin tried to get his dance set off.
Starting point is 00:18:04 And the whole crowd was like, no. No. So Austin had to dig into his Paloosa folder. Every song was from 2016. Yeah. It's probably the last time Austin listened to hip-hop. Yeah. And you know what's crazy about that is you can't play,
Starting point is 00:18:17 none of the music of the artists that are performing at that show. Like, Austin can't play no Bryson. No. And so... You can't play no Tadale. He can't play no Majid. And on top of that, we were going through, like, just his set in the green room. And Leon Thomas walked by. And I was like, well, there goes all your mutt remixes. Take those out of your set. Yeah, you can't play. You can't play none of that shit. Like, damn, see, that's the whack part of my being on a great tour as a DJ.
Starting point is 00:18:47 You can't play none of the artist music. Party shit went crazy. And Austin, every now and then would start to get a little it. You could see it. He'd start to get a little bored of just playing Bobby Shmurda. And then he'd get over there and start remixing shit. And it was like, nope, you're losing the crowd. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:19:05 You don't have to do that. Not in the garden. He had, not, what's the dance Drake album? Why am I blanking? Honestly, never mind. No, the newest one. Oh, made of honor? Made of honor.
Starting point is 00:19:17 He got some. of honor shit off when he was it made of honor with Habibti. Habibti is the more R&B one. That's the more R&B one. Yeah. That stuff worked, but your party, all the party records went inside.
Starting point is 00:19:27 Okay. But Bryson was great. He literally did trap soul from front to back. And as someone that has a lot of stickers on their leg, I say this confidently. The loudest I've ever heard the garden was Jake Cole K.O. D. This was, I have never been to a show where the crowd,
Starting point is 00:19:47 screamed every lyric from the beginning of his set to the end. I didn't hear Bryson. Bryson could have literally not performed for all I know. I've never seen a crowd
Starting point is 00:19:58 any artist hove, Drake, anyone put on a show where everyone screamed every single word. He did trapsoe front of back. It was insane. Sean Romano,
Starting point is 00:20:09 I didn't even know the show was happening. I was supposed to show on Sunday but yesterday and he told me and I was like, oh shit. And I thought for a second to hit Bryson.
Starting point is 00:20:16 Yeah, that's why I saw But I was like, nah, I'm not going Not day of He said hello But we had, I mean Austin He was on Bill Like if you wanted to know
Starting point is 00:20:25 Yeah, but I was just like You know Set that one out But I've seen Bryson Early in his career I can imagine now I mean his catalog
Starting point is 00:20:33 Has grown so much He had I noticed it Because I'm a nerd He had a lot of Like with the state Set design A lot of like
Starting point is 00:20:42 Oads to that first trap So I remember When he had like The two lights Yeah he did that like all the way around the garden too like you can tell he was doing like callbacks to to that tour because that tour was one of the craziest tours ever that's dope shout out shout out bryson till a friend of the show pin griffy i mean we we have to have a
Starting point is 00:21:02 a trap-s-sole combo at some point and maybe we can tie it into our jane conversation when when demaris gets back because i do want to talk about the jane album but we may need a bitter woman in the room um to help us with that combo but i i think the same way we talked about Janay being a legend, that trap soul album has a million kids. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:22 That's like, well, we talked about that with Bryson. To me, that's like modern day R&B's TM 101. Yeah. Like, that's really what that is to me.
Starting point is 00:21:30 But I mean, when we had Bryson, I think we kind of spoke to that though. Yeah, he refused to hear us. Yeah, he doesn't want, I mean,
Starting point is 00:21:35 Bryson is very humble. He doesn't want, you know, he doesn't want to accept, well, he wants to accept his flowers. He just is shy when you try to hand it to him. But he understands that his,
Starting point is 00:21:45 that trap soul what it did just for R&B and the sound and the generation of other artists and sounds that it birthed and created. Like, I mean, he's very aware of what that did. Yeah. He brought A. Bougie out. King stays the king, man. Boogie, when Kailani brought him out, Barclays erupted, Matt of Square Garden.
Starting point is 00:22:05 Everyone fucking nuts for A Buggy. Bronx, another Bronx legend? He then brought out another Bronx legend. I was surprised with how young the crowd was that just the ad lib turned the fucking mic on went crazy and everyone knew that Fat Joe was coming out. He did What's Love and then he did lean back. New York classic.
Starting point is 00:22:28 Oh, come on. Staple. And I think because Fat Joe was a father, he's older now, he did the radio version. Never seen anyone do the radio version at a live show maybe because he thought there were younger kids. he was going to do the lean back, you know, clean. He said his people don't dance.
Starting point is 00:22:47 They just pull up the pants. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. Oh, it was the topic of conversation in the crowd. Even with strangers, everyone, everyone peeped immediately that fat Joe changed the lyrics to the hook on lean back and said his people do not do they just
Starting point is 00:23:17 pull up their pants I didn't think about that part of it because everybody's upset that fat Joe says the N word but he seemed like he was standing on it and you know we we from New York so we understand it and not from people outside of New York they can you know they get offended if you know you're not a black person and you used anywhere but fat Joe said he's black he's black he's black he's the blackest in the room. Blackest nigger you've ever seen. He said that. And now he's on stage and he won't say,
Starting point is 00:23:48 my niggas don't dance. He says, my people. That's almost worse. It's almost crucial. I felt like they included me. Don't call me people. I'm not people.
Starting point is 00:24:00 I'm a nigger. He said, come on. He said, you people don't. Oh, what people? You people don't dance. Who is you people, Fat Joe. What is worse?
Starting point is 00:24:12 If you continue to say the N-word or says you people don't dance? Hey, Fat Joe, nah, man. We from the Bronx, nigga. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. You can't say my people don't dance. No. A culture, I'm a black man. Can I speak
Starting point is 00:24:28 to the culture? We got to allow Fat Joe to say my niggas don't dance. We can't take that. How about this? How about we allow Fat Joe to say the N-word on stage only? Maybe not on his podcast, Joe and J. He can't say it in front of Jada no more.
Starting point is 00:24:44 He can't say it on the other platform. But on stage, we got to let Fat Joe say the N-W. I don't want to hear, lean back and hear Fat Joe. My people don't want to hear that. You don't like the 5-97 radio at? The Bronx will never be the same if Fat Joe can't say the N-word.
Starting point is 00:25:01 The Yankees will never win another penny and Fat Joe can't say the N-word. Now, we can't do this to Joey Crack. Not Joey Crack. Not Dawn Cardagina. We cannot do this, man. As a Bronx representative, as a Bronx veteran, I cannot allow y'all to take the N-word away from Fat Joe while he's on stage. In conversation, in the streets, just chilling, okay, if y'all want him to not stay it there, cool. But we can't take it out of Fat Joe's music.
Starting point is 00:25:27 We can't. It's too much. It was just, and again, as a white, I was outside looking in, I'm a white that's trying to learn. I know my place. So I didn't have any comments on the entire thing. But it was very funny to watch. like a few people in the crowd peeped it. Like the whole crowd kind of sighed when he started the hook. Everyone was like, oh man. No, Fat Joe.
Starting point is 00:25:48 Hey, nah, fuck that. I'm holding a Joe that. Listen, man, because I see a lot of y'all out here who say y'all still listen to R. Kelly. Separate the men from the music. Well, separate the skin tone from the word. Separate the skin tone from the word when it comes to Fat Joe.
Starting point is 00:26:03 Like, we're not doing that. Some of y'all nassies, y'all still listen to R. Kelly. Y'all still got them on your playlist. Y'all still want him to do a verse. Verses all kind of shit. We can let Fat Joe say the N-word. Separate the skin tone from the vowel or the noun or whatever you call it. Fam.
Starting point is 00:26:22 Fuck that. It's a Bronx veteran right there, man. Asking Fat Joe not to say the N-word on stage. It's like asking Aaron Judge not to wear the pinstripes. You don't do that. You don't ask that of that man, bro. What the fuck, man? My people don't dance?
Starting point is 00:26:40 I never want to hear that. I'm sorry, bro, I'm sorry. I never want to hear that. I don't want to hear that. Give me lean back with nigger in it. I want the nigger lean back. Give me the nigger lean. I don't want to hear people lean. I'm not here for people lean. I'm not here for it. Which, uh, it was late registration. That's what it was. I went to late registration tour in like 2004, whatever it was. And Gold Digger played and Kanye West said to the entire crowd, white people, this is your only time you're allowed to use to NWarsh and the place erupted with the... Yeah. Erupted with the... Yeah, man. Fuck that. Fat Joe can say that on stage, man.
Starting point is 00:27:21 If the whites can get that off in 04 for Goldberg. Yeah. Like, come on, man. Come on. Don't do that to Fat Joe. Don't make him edit his entire catalog. You're going to make him do the Taylor Swift thing when she had to recut all the songs?
Starting point is 00:27:33 Y'all going to make Fat Joe recut all of his songs? Can you imagine Fat Joe redoing his whole catalog without the N-word? Come on, man. Like, we can't do this to Fat Joe. Joe, not Fat Joe. He's been in the culture. He's been around forever, man. He's one of us.
Starting point is 00:27:47 That's our God. Don't do that to Fat Joe. No. I bought my first pair of Olives for Fat Joe. In 1994, he had a store called Half Time in the Bronx. I walk in the store, leaving school. Me and my boys like, let's go get some Olives. We're like, cool, we're going to go to Fat Joe store and get some Olives.
Starting point is 00:28:08 Go to the store. I'm looking at the Olives. this is why Fat Joe's a manned Fat Joe was behind the register He actually took my cash out of my hand And gave me the correct change I can't take nigger from Fat Joe Did he call you the N-word when he was shopping?
Starting point is 00:28:25 He said good looking my nigga Nobody was upset Nobody felt disrespected It was one of the greatest days of my young life Fat Joe sold me my first pair of Olaf's At halftime in the Bronx man I was there Nah y'all can't do that badger
Starting point is 00:28:39 You got to put those next to the All-Star ticket. I wish I still had those shorts, man. I wish I still had my O-Lops, man. I bought my first pair of O-Las for Fadjo. He's part of the culture. We can't do that. In conversation, okay. I can understand people not want Fadjo to use the N-word.
Starting point is 00:28:53 On stage, his catalog. Come on. In the garden. In the garden. Come on, man. Don't do this to Fadjo. Please don't do that. Not that.
Starting point is 00:29:01 He's a good guy. He's one of us, man. Yo, that's fucking hilarious. The Garden is definitely doing justice by our God, Brunson, by the way, because my all-access pass didn't say Austin Mills on it. It said Brunson. Like, they just put Brunson on everything. I swear to God. As they should. It just put Brunson on everything. As they should. That's the house he built. You would have been so proud of me, man. Why? Oh, shit. Whenever you say that, I get scared.
Starting point is 00:29:27 You would have been so proud. I get scared. I don't know. Why? I had the all-access joint, which to me, you know, typically, I think words are important. By definition means all-access. fan they would not let me go watch the show like they had the floor and the floor required like the GA band and I had the all access journey so me Austin's model like we all try to go watch Austin's set and they're like nah you need to have
Starting point is 00:29:52 have the band you know what I said okay just doing your job just doing your job sure why would I be mad at you you're doing your job you were told that this band needs to go here even though by definition I have all access I can I can access anything.
Starting point is 00:30:09 Yeah, yeah, yeah. You had every right to crash out. Me and Aunt fucking brought tequila bottles into the garden. We were allowed to do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But we can't go out there. I can't go in GA? That's for GA.
Starting point is 00:30:21 This is AA. That's GAA. So proud of me. This is A.A. Okay. Yeah. You got it. I love that.
Starting point is 00:30:29 You know what? I'll find another place. Yeah. I'll fit in where I'll get in where I fit it. That's what you have all acts. I'll get it. I'll stand. I'll find something.
Starting point is 00:30:36 I'll stand on the side. So I stand in the wing. Then they trapped us in front of house. They were like, you can't go on this side of the, I couldn't even go in Gia. Yeah, yeah. Don't even try to use the bathroom. No, come on. You're GA?
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Starting point is 00:35:55 I don't know how long that's going to stand either because that murder is, the murder he beat is also part of this other state case. So if you beat that murder, why are you having me on a RICO? Like, it's almost a double jeopardy situation. So don't quote me here. I'm just not sure how long those charges are going to stick. But I know there is another murder, but I'm not sure if Dirk is really. part of that one. That other case is very odd. I'm curious to see where they go with that, but he's
Starting point is 00:36:21 back in October to stay in trial again. But yeah, Dirk beat it. Listen, I'm a civilian here, but I am going to comment on some street shit. Imagine ratting on your man that took care of you and he beats it. You fucking loser.
Starting point is 00:36:37 Yeah. What a fucking piece of shit. That's just like, that's just so like, what was that for? Like, we all could have just kept our mouth shut and all of us would have went home. Right. Now your dumb ass is going to jail because you admitted to a murder. You're doing time no matter what. I don't care if you're right it. And he's going and he's going free. What a fucking loser. It's a lot of sides to this though.
Starting point is 00:36:59 First of all, you know, obviously don't want to see Dirk go to prison for the rest of his life and be away from his family. We never want that. But on the flip side of that, they are victims involved in all of this. There are families that are victims involved in all of this. So we want to, you know, continue to pray for them and that they find justice and that they find peace. But hopefully through all of this, because, you know, obviously you see a lot of people posting, Dirk Not Guilty and people rejoicing. And we understand that part of it. But I hope from all of this, a lot of these young guys see this and they look at it.
Starting point is 00:37:35 And they understand that that street shit is dead, bro. Like, all of the guys you think are your bros and the homies and they're going to ride for you and they're going to hold it down. I'm like when it get too tough and it get hot, your home boy that you thought was your man and your brother and your blooder and all this other shit you like to call each other going to get right on that stand and start pointing the finger, start trying to place blame, not take accountability for his actions. It's like, what's the point of it all?
Starting point is 00:38:05 You know what I mean? Like I just hope the young, the young cats in the street is looking at that part of all of this too. Like just look at what happens when it all, you know, once those people knock on the door at five in the morning and put you in those cuffs. Like just look at everything that happens after that. Yeah. I hope that they're learning that part of it. You know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:38:24 So yeah, rejoicing Dirk, you know, not being found not guilty. But just learn from this shit, man. Learn from this shit. And, you know, I know things are going to happen because circumstances and a lot of these environments that we come from, I get it. But a lot of this shit also can be avoided to. Like, I understand the pitfall. that we face in our communities and the, you know, the potholes that we got to kind of maneuver around. Sometimes we don't, we don't maneuver around them.
Starting point is 00:38:52 So we get caught up. But, I mean, I just think in 2026, you know, now you have so many different ways and opportunities to make it out and, you know, so many ways to be creative and, you know, so much information available to you. Like, I just think that we need to find other ways because the ways that we were taught, sometimes you get to a point where like myself where you just realize like we was lied to we was taught the wrong things like we didn't have to do that you know what I mean um and then the guys that you looked up to that you think are honorable and it's at the third you live long enough to find
Starting point is 00:39:28 out that no they're not they're pieces of shit too they did some fucked up shit yeah so it's like what is all of this for like what do we what are we chasing with this lifestyle that we so infatuated with I mean, it just ends one or two ways. Either your man snitches on you or you go to jail or your man dies or your man kills you and ends up sleeping with your baby mother. Like, it's just, why do we keep putting ourselves in that type of situation to just have to deal with that and put our families through that? That's the other part of this thing too. You put your families through a lot of this, you know, struggle and grief and pain.
Starting point is 00:40:08 It's just like a cycle that we, I think we just need to kind of. move away from as best we can. Again, I know it's, you know, it's nothing that's going to happen overnight, but we got to pay attention to the things that happen in these moments and these trials and just say, like, you know, is it worth it? And to me, I don't think it's worth it. I think it's better opportunities. I think there's better ways to kind of make better your situation that you're in.
Starting point is 00:40:32 Because one thing about it, when they slam those cell doors and you got 20 years, you're going to start thinking about all other ways you could have made, you know, 50,000. $1,000, like, because y'all be going to jail for life for 75 grand. Less. You're being generous with 75. You are being very generous. So, yeah, just smarten up, man. But, you know, first things first, continue prayers to Dirk and his family as they maneuver
Starting point is 00:40:57 through the rest of this trial. Cuando's family as well. You know, he lost his cousin in this. Prayers to the victims and their families as well. And hopefully, man, you know, through all of this, we can just find a way to just do better and be better for each other in our communities. Yeah, and to your point, like, I would never expect Dirk and Cuando to, like, you know, take a photo together or like... That's asking for a lot.
Starting point is 00:41:20 Because, yeah, they both, allegedly, whoever was involved in it or was not involved in it, either way, they both lost people very, very close to them. So I would never expect them to just take a photo, but, or do music or, you know, and I know, both them are Muslim. I know Cuando put his flag down and he's really on some peaceful shit. Like, I'm not on that time of time. I just hope it can be somewhat of an example of like, look at, you have every result here. Yeah. Jail, ratting, dead.
Starting point is 00:41:48 Like, this is, they don't need to come together for this to just be an example of why the fuck does this continue to happen. Yeah. This is. There's no way to, like. The streets is dead, man. The streets is over with. And Dirk even beating the feds.
Starting point is 00:42:02 Like, what is that? Fucking one in a million shot. Like, this shouldn't be like, yo, if Dirk did it, we good. Like, yeah, no, that's another thing. You all the niggas ain't beating the fed. Y'all ain't got access to beat the feds. Y'all don't have that. To the God of Ryan Steel.
Starting point is 00:42:17 Yeah, y'all don't have that. Y'all don't have that. So just, you know, just go to school, man. Go get a trade. Go go get a job. Just do what you got to do to take care of yourself and your family and not put yourself in a position where you have to face 20 years in prison because you were trying to chase $50,000.
Starting point is 00:42:35 You think Thugs' tweet was a little sassy? I didn't see Thugs' tweet. When the news came out that Dirk did beat this first case, Thug tweeted out, thank me later. Because, you know, Brian Steele, I'm not going to pretend like I paid that much attention to criminal lawyers. The first time I heard of Brian Steele was through the Thug case and obviously the Diddy one as well. So it's like Thug put him on the map. But I don't know, there could have been something behind the scenes where Thug asked Brian to do a solid for Dirk and take the case. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:43:10 But I mean, if, if, if, if thug, if what he's saying is real, if he, if he, you know, asked, you know, Brian Still to, to represent Durkin to help his case. I mean, that's, that's peace. That's love. My thing is, why tweet it, though? Like, why I put it? Thank me later. Yeah, I just don't. It's just that part of it.
Starting point is 00:43:32 You know, and I get it. But, you know, if Thug did that, that's real. That's solid of Thug to do that. But, you know, we just don't have to put it out there. Like some things you aren't got to let everybody know. Hold that one down. Yeah, just hold it down. Like, you know, like, that's between you and Dirk.
Starting point is 00:43:46 You know, the public don't got to know that. Like, that's... Or let... I guess it's just to the humble side of things. Let someone else tell that. Like, how we found out that we know Drake put a lot of money down on thugs case and put a lot of money down on Dirk's case isn't because Drake told us. Right.
Starting point is 00:44:06 Right. Like, yeah. We didn't, we don't know that because Drake told us. Let, let that be, let that be a part of Dirk story. Exactly. Like, when he does finally get out, be like, yo, Doug did decide. Yeah, yeah, let that, like, to me, that's, to me, that's just the cooler way to find out about that. Like, let have Dirk sit down and he'd be like, yo, you know, Thug did this.
Starting point is 00:44:23 And it's like, you know, salute to Thug for that. But, you know, if Thug did do that, that's solid. You know what I mean, that's some real shit. I just think that, you know, you just hold that down and let, like, to what you said. Let, let Dirk tell that part of the story. Somebody tweeted out, Dirk in quotations, praise be to Allah, and then thug under your welcome. Yeah, I don't know. I just thought it was unnecessary. But again, hey, if Brian Steele wasn't going to take the case. I put it this way. I'm not one of those people. I mean, we talked off Mike. I don't really typically like to talk on Mike about this stuff in particular.
Starting point is 00:45:01 But I'm not going to sit here and say I was one of those people like, Dirk going to beat it. I looked at that case and thought he was maybe fried. Like, if you're Brian Steele, maybe taking that case, it's not good for your career because it looks like a lose-lose. Well, I always felt like the murder for hire was going to be tough because it got to a point where it looked like they couldn't prove that he paid anybody. Yeah, it's just tough when two of your men's that are that close to you take the stand? No, for sure. Like, that's tough. But the thing is murder for hire.
Starting point is 00:45:26 Like, did I hire them? Where was the payment? I would have to pay you and things like that for it to be murder for hire. So, you know, on the technicality, you know, it's like, but hey, that's what it's about. It's about finding that all you need in those moments is just that little, that peephole that you can kind of just say, hey, wait a minute, this is wrong. They can't prove. You have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this was murder for hire. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:45:50 And it's up to my defense and my attorney to create that doubt. You know what I mean? And they did it. His team did a great job at that. But he still has a road ahead of him. Yeah. So we just have to wait and see what happens with that. yeah the wild part about that thugs we thank me later is who you telling dirk to thank you later
Starting point is 00:46:09 like it's like i'm pretty sure if you did that dirt thank you already so you're telling us like you're telling us like yo y'all thank me for helping dirt get out so now that y'all can you know dirt can be free like yeah you're telling us to thank you or that's that's the new thank you base god yeah thank you thank you uh thank what thug yeah what did thugs say what did bryan still say thug stood for? Truly humble under God? Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it means. Nothing humble about that's what it always meant. I mean? No, I know that's always what it meant. Yeah. Of course. But come on. Pock told us that. Shout out to Dirk. Shout out to Brian Steele. And his other lawyer too, though.
Starting point is 00:46:50 Oh yeah. The only that they put the chain on. With a finling. Finling is his name, something like that. Yeah. Yeah, man. Shout out to him too. Like don't just give. He was a little cocky up there. Shout out to Drew Finley, man. Yeah, don't just give all the credit to Brian Still, man. Give Drew Finland some love too You know what I mean He had a lot to do with that man Shout out to Drew Finland as well man Listen and that's why
Starting point is 00:47:11 I'm scared to go against a jury of my peers And no disrespect to anyone That has been on jury duty But you have to be really stupid To not get out of jury duty Yeah Like just start quoting Goodfellas The moment they interview you
Starting point is 00:47:23 Like I root for the bad guy in the movie All right get the fuck out of here You have many times I've been called for jury duty I'm like I'm a diabetic And they're like okay they don't even check Yeah Yeah no they could have never had me on jury duty for dirt though well no they wouldn't have picked they wouldn't pick you never would
Starting point is 00:47:38 have happened i'd have walked in there quoting cold smirky oh like i tried to get edin out of jury duty when he was still uh working with us and i was like yo say you work for a podcast and like you'd have trouble not bringing up the case on he's like i was too scared to say it man i was like edin people like edin i'm doing your civil duty they want to do edin wants to do jury duty i listen i've gotten out of it every time because you never end up on the dirt case. You end up doing like fucking traffic tickets. Yeah. But that would be kind of cool for like, if it was like a swift trial,
Starting point is 00:48:11 like this is a two week trial, it doesn't affect my life too much. It'd be cool to sit on a murder trial. But you can't like, you can't be on a murder jury and like have watched Netflix that week. Now you think everything's a conspiracy and like everyone's going to be innocent. Right. You're not going to look at the facts.
Starting point is 00:48:28 You're like every lawyer's a liar. Yeah. But I don't know. Maybe the next time I'll take the risk. Get a little jury duty? Yeah, man, fuck it. Do it for the sport, man. Jezabel, did you get the Zelle?
Starting point is 00:48:42 Listen, man. Shout out to our guy, Pat Poo's first and foremost. You know, that's our guy right there. I think that was, I think he was holding that for a while. He was, he won, Pat been waiting to get that off. Pat been waiting to get this record off. Jezabelle. He'd been waiting.
Starting point is 00:49:01 He been trying to be, you know, the stand up, guy and stay out of it, not get messy. He didn't want to do that. He could tell you didn't want to do that. Jezabel. But enough is enough sometimes. Sometimes you just got to, you got to let open the vault. I heard your statement. You said it well.
Starting point is 00:49:18 So now, Papu's put out a record seemingly, because, you know, he's an artist. He's an artist. He can draw inspiration from many different things. He said Remy's name. Oh, okay. So, see. He said, Remy Ma.
Starting point is 00:49:33 No, there's no subliminals in this whatsoever. He got right to it. He left nothing for thought. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, nah, maybe this is about, you know. He didn't give us. It's a bunch of relationships in one. Nah, nah, he went right to it.
Starting point is 00:49:45 He went right to it. I like the song. I kind of like it too. I ain't gonna lie. That's really good. I ain't gonna lie, man. I ain't gonna lie. I kind of like it.
Starting point is 00:49:57 It might be one of my favorite Papp songs in a long time. I don't know if I should like it because Remy from the Bronx. So I'm kind of like, yo, chill, chill. You know what I mean? That's the Bronx. That's the Bronx sis right there. So I kind of don't want to like it, but I bought my head to it a few times. It's catchy.
Starting point is 00:50:13 Did Jezebel? Did you get the Zelle? Like, I've been saying that. That's my new, like, that's my new stemming, like, over the weekend. I've just been saying that randomly. Like, that's just me, like, stemming. Jezabel, did you get the Zelle? I'm not talking to nobody.
Starting point is 00:50:26 And you know me. Deep-rooted in misogyny based off how women have hurt me. And you add in a boom-bat, like, coffee shop beat? This is my name all over it. Yeah. This might be my favorite song that's ever existed. You cheated with a fake papoose. Gotta be one of the coldest lines.
Starting point is 00:50:44 We all thought it. And we're only talking about people's personal business because they have been very public about this. Listen, this is a song that was put out. It's out. We heard it. Listen, we're just going through the bars, man. We listen to the music.
Starting point is 00:50:58 And we're talking about the bars. And yes, cheating is wrong no matter what. Yes. But in the realm, in the realm, of cheating, I feel like there's rules, honor amongst thieves to some degree. There are rules within even cheating. Cheating on like an almost exact fucking replica of your husband to me is insane. Yeah, you can't cheat with somebody that look, that look like me.
Starting point is 00:51:21 You can have a type. It's okay to have a type. Yeah, but you can have a type. We're not saying women can't have a type, but he can't, and he make music? That's Pat the Black Captain right there. Like if easy to block captain was, you know, he was a sheriff in his county, it wouldn't be as bad, but he actually raps. He's a good rapper too. Yeah, like, come on, man.
Starting point is 00:51:45 Like, that's just like, come on. That's, you can't do that. And then don't think that we all ain't kind of looking like, that's a little awkward. I don't know, but there is some, some beauty in flaming your ex-wife that calmly. Yeah, it's poetic. Because that third verse, too, of getting into, like, her denying the black love movement that they had with the hats and everything. Like, that was all third verse. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:12 Like, I feel like Remy needs to reply. Do you think she will? I think she will. I mean, according to path, he was writing all them rhymes, though. So it's easy, easy penning that now? Yeah. It's the block captain. Those his balls now.
Starting point is 00:52:29 All right, but maybe it's the male ego in me. I'm not penning a verse from my girl to rap to her ex. Yeah, no, you can't do that. I'm not. I'm not doing that. You can't do that. You got to stay out of that. I feel like both their significant others should be a little bit with a side eye.
Starting point is 00:52:47 Like, do y'all still love each other? Because that's all that's going to come down to. Because if you see your girl really like going in the basement, writing balls to talk about her ex, as a man, you got to be like, yo, I ain't going to lie. Are you dedicating a lot of energy and a lot of brain space to this? Like imagine interrupted. Babe, I made some dinner. One more verse.
Starting point is 00:53:07 One more verse. I made the dinner. One more verse. Hold on. I'm almost there. I'm at 32. Yeah, no, I don't know, man. I don't know.
Starting point is 00:53:19 I don't know if Remy will respond. I think she will. Well, she was on Twitter over the weekend, or maybe it was like end of the week, posting DMs between Papp's current girlfriend and her from over the years. They were kind of nasty. Wait, between Remy and Clarissa?
Starting point is 00:53:39 Mm-hmm. From like back, like, way back in the day. To the point, one of them even said, she may have deleted it. One of them even said, hubby loves you with all caps. Because she was even asking like Remy for like certain,
Starting point is 00:53:57 fashion advice for going to the ring. Like they, they seemed like they were just supportive of each other. Oh, okay. Okay. And Remy said in this screen recording, it was like, oh, and by the way, hubby loves you. It's like, damn. That's crazy.
Starting point is 00:54:14 Oh, Pap, hold on. Wait, wait. Yeah, no. Listen, you know I'm on Pat's five, but there's a lot of, it's a lot of shit. I didn't know Rem and Clarissa had some type of, I guess, you know. I wouldn't say they were friends by any means. Not friends, but they had...
Starting point is 00:54:31 Supportive of each other. Yeah, they had some type of rapport. Yes. They had a rapport. Yes. Yeah, that's a little nasty. I mean, but I... We don't know what's true and what's not true,
Starting point is 00:54:44 because obviously none of us were there. But Pat said multiple times that she was one that cheated. I feel like once you cheat on me, all's fair game. When you go low, we go to hell? Yeah. Like, I can go fuck the boxer that you. like, man, you can't beat. That's another thing.
Starting point is 00:55:03 Yeah, yeah. You see what Pat do it. We've seen what Remi can do, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, we see Remi. We see how she fight. Yeah, we get that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:55:12 Yeah, you got pex. I got text. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I don't know, man. This is, this is, this is the type of shit I wish we didn't have, like, we weren't privy to this type of shit. Because it's like, once Pat put the Jezebel record out, we got to listen to it. But now it's like, yeah, but.
Starting point is 00:55:27 Then we're getting screenshots from DMs who probably shouldn't have saw. It's a lot going on. Yeah, man. That's just, I don't know. And then like, why am I walking around the playground on Saturday? Just, just knowing that. Just, just rapping to myself, yo, Jezebel, did you get this? I can't get it out of my head.
Starting point is 00:55:42 It's so catchy. I'm telling you, I've been stimming. That's my new stem thing. Like, I just got to, I just ranked at a time. I was like, Jezebel did you get this out? Yeah, man. I don't know. I think we're going to respond to this stuff.
Starting point is 00:55:53 I can see her putting on the record or something, a freestyle or something. Does she go aggressive, like, like, aggressive rim or because this was a laid back yeah this was this was a this is an R&B record yeah it's an R&B record Pap didn't go he didn't really you know go crazy the tone
Starting point is 00:56:09 and the energy was very laid back yeah like I'm over it yeah let me just explain because that's another thing too you can't be too aggressive because you know when you show you that you mad it's like yo why you still got that type of emotioning you for your ex like he could have started with it's not a diss song
Starting point is 00:56:25 it's just a real song That's the, he was on some lost one vibe, I feel like, on this. I'm not mad. I'm disappointed. Yeah. Yeah. See, it's all about the tone. You can get it off, but what, what's the, what tone are you using?
Starting point is 00:56:38 Because you can't be angry. Because when you're angry, that means you still got some emotion attached to you still kind of care and, you know, why are you yelling? It's like, but when you calm, because you know, when the breakups are calm and it's no fighting, that's when you kind of know it's over. It's like, okay, this is way too calm, way too peaceful. That means you're done. You're checked out.
Starting point is 00:56:58 But I can appreciate this because he definitely, he actually took, I mean this respectfully, the female route when it comes to arguing. Because a woman will do so much insane shit to you to the point that your natural reaction will be to like, yo, what the fuck? And you'll come across rapping aggressive. And then she'll act like she didn't do anything. Like, why are you so mad? Why are you yelling? Because you did all that shit. Right.
Starting point is 00:57:21 And now you look crazy when it's like, no, no, no, no. I was pushed to this point. That was a good move by Pap there. He's calm. You got to stay calm under these circumstances, though. You have to. Ask the bond man who sent the bill. Well, I mean, more shit that I guess we don't really care to know about,
Starting point is 00:57:39 but we're being privy to any way in hip-hop. But, you know, prayers to all parties involved, as always. Hopefully, Papoos is happy in his new relationship. Hopefully, Remy is happy in her new relationship. But we will be here to talk about any record of freestyle that Remy decides to put out, Just because we have to. We don't want to, but we have to.
Starting point is 00:57:59 Where does this rank with loving hip-hop disc records to their significant others? Because I still think Safari's disc to Nikki is still one of my favorite of all time. I don't remember that one. If I remember correctly, the artwork is basically like that gentleman that's walking from the Bronx to San Francisco. He's just on the side of the street, like with all his shit. he ends the song with and then you kiss Nas and then it ends. Oh yeah, I see why I missed that one. Shout to Safari.
Starting point is 00:58:41 That's my guy. Can we get a few bars on that ride? I'm glad I missed that one. Oh, there it is. Love the most. Though, that being, that being safaris, it's been a long day without you, my friend. That's that's Safari. Go back to the artwork.
Starting point is 00:59:04 I also love that he's using the phone like when your car breaks down. Oh my God, man. Yo, man. That's the dangerous thing about when you be hurt after like losing your ex. And listen, I'm not here to judge them because we've all been, especially when the height of a breakup you say and put things out there that maybe you wouldn't do with a clear mind. So I feel, but this is like one of my, I'm telling you, when I feel down, listen to this to laugh. I don't remember this. That's crazy. And I'm sure I probably heard it
Starting point is 00:59:34 when it came out because we probably had to listen to it. I'm sure you. I just don't remember it though. So hearing it again now it's just. All right. So love the most verse Jezebel. Nah, Jezebel. Jezebel is a better. Jezebel's a better record. Yeah, yeah. That's a better record for sure. But shout out to our guy, Safari. Man, that's fucking hilarious. Wow. I forgot about that record. I mean while we are on the topic of Jezebel's, I like when DeMaris isn't here when these type of topics are around because we can just be men and we don't have to worry about accountability. Mara's coming here with that shit and she want to, you know, stand and speak for all women. Like, you don't want to hear that shit. I don't want any accountability.
Starting point is 01:00:17 I just want to be misogynistic in peace. Aaron Rogers says his ex-wife after he asked her, her hand in marriage said, I just need to fuck this. before we get married. And I'm happy Demeris is in the year. So I can say, aren't all women whores? Just all of them. Wait. Just a bunch of whores. She said, what? Aaron Rogers got engaged. Yes. A couple days after that, she tells Aaron Rogers, you know, before we get married, I have to go fuck this guy. Her story is that I ruined her life and gave her crazy depression because I left her. But the actuality is she told me that and then she took off the ring by March.
Starting point is 01:01:01 Jezebel, did you get the zeal? She says she had to go fuck this guy. And here's my thing. And this is also great why Demaris isn't here. I'm sure there's more to this story, but I don't even care about context in that situation. What context is a lot? Like, all right, well, this happened.
Starting point is 01:01:23 Nah. What do you, what does that mean? I got to go fuck this guy. What does that even mean? Got to get one off before. That's her bachelor's party. what Aaron Rogers
Starting point is 01:01:38 this is one of the greatest This is one of the greatest quarterbacks the NFL has ever seen And he's Beautiful luscious hair And he's He's not a bad looking guy
Starting point is 01:01:50 He's definitely top Eight greatest quarterback at all of us And he's His fiance is telling him That she has to go Fuck somebody else It Jezebel Did you get this though?
Starting point is 01:02:04 What does that? I mean. I got to go. No, it means what she said. You're trying to think deeper into this. No, no, no, no. She just wants to fuck that guy. But we're engaged.
Starting point is 01:02:17 Was this? Okay. Okay, hold on. He says his ex-fiance, actress Shalene Woodley, love her. Great actress. Told him she had to go fuck this guy days after they got engaged. Okay. So they were engaged already.
Starting point is 01:02:32 My thing is Shailene. Why wouldn't you say no to the engaged? if you felt like you had to go fuck some other guy. Well, it's awkward. He's on one knee. You know. This isn't awkward? The ring is on your finger. You tell me you gotta go fuck some other guy.
Starting point is 01:02:57 Okay. I had a girl that I was casually saying we had sex. Wait, can we get more context? What did Aaron say at? Don't just give me the sound bite. What is the story, though? That is the story.
Starting point is 01:03:14 That's all we got. There's no follow-up questions. Her story is that I ruined her life and gave her crazy depression because I left her. But the actual, but actually is she told me that and then she took off the ring by March. So that's why they broke up. Not because Aaron put her in a deep depression. I mean, was he not as a deep depression after that? Do you not go into deep depression as a man?
Starting point is 01:03:42 when you put a ring on a woman's finger and she tells you, hey, look, I know we're engaged but I got to go fuck. Who's the guy? Peyton Manning. He's a, Tom Brady? Like, you want to add insults to him? Who is the guy?
Starting point is 01:03:58 Who is the guy that Shalene had to go fuck? Do we got a picture of this guy? I mean, my thing is, I don't think there's couples therapy. Nothing can solve that after you hear those words. And when did he propose? Because she took the ring off by March. Take the ring off after you say that sentence. Yeah, like that's what I'm saying.
Starting point is 01:04:16 You can't give us a story like that. We need more details. When she told you that, how many days after that did she take the ring off? Like, did you con, was she? December. All right. Proposed in December and then the ring was off. So three months, four months, maybe.
Starting point is 01:04:37 And did she fuck the guy? Theo James is who she wanted to go fuck? this is coming from Pige we don't know if this is accurate or not want to make that clear method acting I don't know she was getting ready for a role so this is not confirmed this is just who people are assuming and like what was she busy why didn't why didn't she fucking like I'm sure
Starting point is 01:05:05 was Theo busy was he on set like no no no let's let's wait yeah like wow wow that's tough I've been proposed in a similar situation, not proposal in that regard. But a woman was about to get serious with the guy that she was talking to, and they made a pact for one month to get things out of their system and, like, tie up loose ends or whatever. And she was like, I have one month if you want to have sex again.
Starting point is 01:05:34 And I was like, I'm cool. Wow. They're married now. So maybe it was a good strategy. Listen, man, congrats to the... I'm just see, I'm not that... My ego... I can never sit with my girl.
Starting point is 01:05:46 I know we're talking. we want to take this seriously. I'm not there. Let's get one month and now I've got to know for this whole month when I know next month we are officially dating. There's no way. There's no way. Like you got 10 Theo's. Y'all can sit here. People can sit wherever y'all listen to it. Y'all can act like that's something
Starting point is 01:06:02 you would do like, yo, get it out your system. Get the fuck out. There's no way you're thinking about proposing to a woman or proposed to a woman and she says I have to go get this out of my system. I have to go fuck this guy. And you're like, you know what? You got one month to just get it all out of your system.
Starting point is 01:06:19 That just doesn't know. Because that means the whole time way together, you're still either actively fucking this guy, keeping some type of communication with him about fucking him. Like, no, there's no way, there's no way. And she was very straightforward about it when I could probably find the text message
Starting point is 01:06:38 of just, I have one month, he can do his thing, I can do my thing, and the next month we're going to start dating. And to me it's like, all right, if you are going to officially date someone, that means you like them and are spending time with them. So that means every time we're not together, you're not texting me. I got to think like, oh, she... Yeah, there's no way that relationship works. They're married. For how long? This was probably, when she proposed this, this was probably like 2021. And I want to say they got married last year. It's not going to last.
Starting point is 01:07:12 I think, see, I mean, 2021 to 2025, they were dating. and then they got married. And they bet you. They didn't still cheating on each other. Now we're married. You're going to find out one of them is cheating. It's not going to work. Go to polymarket.
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Starting point is 01:07:37 I don't talk often, but she doesn't like ask to fuck now. So, I mean, I'm not saying she's cheating. That's just still a weird way, in my opinion. Maybe a logical one, but a weird way to go into a relationship. I don't think that ever works. I don't care with no wife.
Starting point is 01:07:50 Just tie up your loose ends behind my back like everybody else. Like a normal human being. You don't be that honest with me. I don't know my woman that honest. Like, don't tell me, yo, I got to go fuck this guy, but I love you. I'm coming back. No, you're not. What do you mean?
Starting point is 01:08:04 You got to go fuck. That's just insane. Don't tell me you want to go to Easy the Block Captain's battle because you love URL. Yeah, nah, nah. Just tell me what time I do. Women are so evil. And Shaylene probably thought she was doing the honorable thing. That's the crazy shit.
Starting point is 01:08:23 In her mind, she was like, you know, I'll just tell Aaron, I'll be straight, I'll be honest, be straightforward with him. And just tell him, listen, I love you. But, you know, I just got, I have to go do this. She misread it because Aaron Rogers is. She acting like she was doing high rocks or something like. Well, actually. No one of the fuck is like, you know, you have to go, you have to go to the gym. You don't have to go fuck this guy.
Starting point is 01:08:44 You have to go on vacation. You have to go to work. You have to go shoot a film. You don't have to fuck who supposedly Theo James. You don't have to do that. You're both famous, too. Like, what the, that makes no sense, bro. That makes no sense to me.
Starting point is 01:08:57 I'm sorry. Maybe she was thinking, like, all right, Aaron, he's a flat earther, no vaccine. Like, he's a free thinker. Maybe she thought, like, oh, he'd be okay with this. He'd be cool with this because he's like, you know. He thinks outside of the box. And, like, weird and like, yeah, he's into that. No.
Starting point is 01:09:12 Aaron is a self-respecting great quarterback. Like, he has. Even though he thinks the Cuck chair is on a flat earth, doesn't mean he's sitting in it. Yeah. He was the league MVP that year? Oh, my God. Shaline Woodley is a fucking, she's a terrorist.
Starting point is 01:09:31 Jezabelle. You tell the NFL's MVP that you have to go fuck somebody else? He was focused on you. Fellas, none of us stand a chance. I'm going to just let y'all know now. We don't stand a chance. If the NFL MVP doesn't stand a chance, We don't stand a chance, bro.
Starting point is 01:09:48 No. There's no way. We're all being cheated on. We're all being cheated on. Let's just accept it. I think we all accept that. We all must accept that we're all being cheated on. This is our lemonade.
Starting point is 01:09:59 This is it. Like when all the women were like, even Beyonce got cheated on, we're doomed. Listen, man, if Aaron is getting cheated on, we're doomed to. His greatest year of his life as a professional quarterback. Like, you have to be spiraling to make a conscious decision to go, you know what? I think I want to quarterback the Jets. Only a whore can drive you to do that. Wow.
Starting point is 01:10:23 He ran out with the American flag and then his knee buckled. I'm not going to, I'm not believing it was Theo James. We can't put that on Theo. But you think it was? Theo Vaughn. What do you think of it was? No, I just don't know. I would like to know officially who was the guy that she had to go fuck.
Starting point is 01:10:37 I mean, I understand the internet is saying Theo is a good looking guy. Oh, Theo's, he's cleaning up in Hollywood for sure. I mean, come on. Look at that. jawline. You can only, you can only, you can only get that through AI. Like, you can't get that. Look at that Joe. Well, yeah, I would like to know who she, who she actually, if it's Theo, I mean, you know. And then, oh my God, the sleep I would lose that, like, I was walking around with this girl and the whole time she was thinking, I have to fuck somebody. Oh, my God. You know what I'm much that would, like,
Starting point is 01:11:10 just cave my chest in? The whole time, she was like, whoa, this is great. I love this relationship, but before this gets serious, I have to go fuck this other person. Fellas, it's not us. Women are evil. It's not us. Don't think that we're not good enough and that...
Starting point is 01:11:25 And I don't let the Janae album for you. Yeah, no, it's women, bro. Women are evil, man. They're evil. They're evil people. Like Fat Joe said, you people. When Fat Joe said,
Starting point is 01:11:36 my people don't deads, he was talking about women. What's the name of this episode? You people or Jezebo? You people. You are Jezebels. You people are Jezebel. You people are Jezebel.
Starting point is 01:11:50 That's exactly what this is. Jesus Christ, man. Wow. And this is why I cannot wait for Thursday when we go head to head with Demeris on this Janay album, which is incredible, by the way. I really like the-good album. But we need to have like some battle of the sexes. I want to give you all the proper segment. Yeah, we have things.
Starting point is 01:12:12 We have DeMaris. I'm going to prepare. I'm going to bring notes. because if Jenae thinks that Larry Juner's dance after Big Sean Don't see Have we heard Larry Have you listen to Larry's music the way I have?
Starting point is 01:12:24 Yes I love my name. All right there. I ain't there. Larry he hard on the holes. Larry Pimper. I don't know. No, it's just a Bay culture thing.
Starting point is 01:12:34 Yeah, I know. I know. We go hear the next Janay album. What that sound like? We're going to wait to hear with the next Janay album sound like. Good job, Janette. Yeah, good job, Janay.
Starting point is 01:12:43 That's going to be the next. That's the name with the album. When Larry, listen, man, don't let the smoothies fool you. That's a demon? Yeah, don't let that orange juice. This is hate. This is kind of hate.
Starting point is 01:12:53 No, Larry's my nigger. I feel like this dirty mac and. I ain't dirty mac. This is nasty. No, no, no. Larry Judah's my nigga. I fuck with Larry. What if Junae think,
Starting point is 01:13:01 that's the response after bringing up a big Sean? Soulmates, man. Yeah, okay. Good job, Janay. Good job. I really like that Jena. I really like that Jena out, man. She's back.
Starting point is 01:13:11 And she got her flavor of air wine for her smoothie. I see what she doing to Larry General He got his smoothie. He got his Adidas. He got a juice bar too, right? Juice bars? Yeah. He has juice bars.
Starting point is 01:13:22 Bubble shop? Yeah. Yeah. I see what's going on. They're just making juices, making smoothies. Well, I mean, this is kind of interesting because we were talking about watching Papoose write his verses when if you were dating him in that whole situation. The Jeney album sandwiched in between her tearing apart every man. that's ever even looked at her.
Starting point is 01:13:46 She has like this nice little bubbly tune with Larry June in the middle of it. Like throwing that in the middle of the album is crazy. That's Janais. I got to go fuck this guy. That's a name of an album. I got to go fuck. That's the name of a tour.
Starting point is 01:14:05 I gotta go fuck this guy. And it only works that way because if Kodak named his next tour, I gotta fuck these bitches. I don't know if it's working. Nah. They'll shut them down. They'll be picking it outside of the garden.
Starting point is 01:14:16 The show will never happen. But a woman? Oh, she can clean up with that tour. Man, Jenae went crazy on that album. Good album. We're going to talk about it with Baby D so we can express our... I want everyone to flood Demaris's comments. I want to see how she defends this, hey, those shots are not about Big Sean.
Starting point is 01:14:38 I respected Jenei. Fisherman sees another fisherman. Like, I respect it. But she got some nerve getting that all. we'll wait to have a woman in the room so we can really have this discussion do everyone call on tyrone came out and andre three thousand replied with that's not my name you got to you should call on tyrone we know that's not your name yeah that did you listen to the song yeah yeah yeah that's your friend oh my god man what a life
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Starting point is 01:20:56 Defend your man That's my guy I don't know Yadi But I fuck with him Like as a person That's my guy That's my guy right there Shout to Yadi man
Starting point is 01:21:04 But this was tough to watch Though I'm not going to lie I know they won't They'll only clip the bad part of this But I will give Like Preemptive Parts like
Starting point is 01:21:17 I myself have had a little sugar In my tank sometimes And I fuck with Yadi I've gotten emotional and mad About some shit With arguing with a woman before but this is this is peak peak sugar in your tank
Starting point is 01:21:28 peak sugar you can't let you say that up oh my god man I wrote all this shit she's like I'm not even talking about that shit yeah but it wasn't that I can't say I can't go to sugar in the tank don't we're not going to do that but I will say this is the first time
Starting point is 01:21:44 where I think we all found out that they were in a relationship at some point they didn't say that that's just what the internet assumed they didn't have to say it did you not see the back and forth just like Jenae she denied it on Twitter. Oh, I mean.
Starting point is 01:21:57 I definitely know the argument of two people that have been fucking sounds like. So yes, you can assume. But to me, that's sugar in your tank too for assuming that they're sleeping together. That was, she was signed to him. He was the EP of Concrete Boys plus her. Like, I get it. But you can't say I wrote all your shit and then she starts naming the songs and you didn't write them. So no, you didn't write everything.
Starting point is 01:22:19 Yeah, but listen, man, I understand that. And that's, you know, it is what it is when it comes to that. Don't really care about that. I'm saying that that back and forth, there was way too much emotion attached and connected to that. That wasn't the emotion of I was signed to this person or I'm signed to this person. That was emotion of, you said you would help me with my music.
Starting point is 01:22:43 From a woman that you're dating and she wants to make music. We don't know that. You can't, the emotion is there. The emotion is attached to it. She was his assistant prior to being his artist and everyone knows no one fucks their assistant. Okay then. I'm just saying, man.
Starting point is 01:23:02 We don't know that. We're not just about to... Listen, okay, I'm just guessing. I'm not saying this is a matter of fact. I'm just going to guess that these two dated. That energy, that emotion that was on display through their back and forth to me came across as people that may have been romantic,
Starting point is 01:23:21 may have been intimate. There's deeper feelings attached there. It's not just a professional relationship where you wrote some songs and or you didn't write this song. You say you did because then you would just be like, you'll cut it out. You never wrote that record. Like stop telling people that. But this was like this was like pain and very passionate and very you know hurt and very like
Starting point is 01:23:45 throwing place of you know. She's smoking you right there. Scroll up that sweet. So fucking annoying. So triggering. I hate being sexual. and shipped. Stop putting bodies on me. Freaky-ass losers. Y'all never seen family fight. Seen family fight all the time. Y'all dead ass don't have no friends of the opposite sex.
Starting point is 01:24:02 For sure. Y'all that horny. Leave me the fucking lone fucking freaks. She's talking about you. You're the fucking freak in that. All right, Carol, then. I'm just saying. I mean,
Starting point is 01:24:11 your motion there says that, okay, all right, how about this? How about this? If they never dated and never intimate, this back and forth makes it seem like they definitely have feelings for each other though yeah i think i just they definitely like each other i've been specifically with music in situations where female artists have been signed to male artists and yeah the conversations sound like this
Starting point is 01:24:45 there's emotion in it because yes there's a a deep intimacy of making music together that doesn't doesn't mean it's sexualized. I don't see. This is Rory. This is what Rory does. That's good. Don't give me the deep connection and music when it comes to Carrable. Like her catalog is, you know, Beyonce's catalog or her Beyonce.
Starting point is 01:25:03 Have you heard the on the radar freestyle? Cut the shit, man. It's basically I care about. Carrable has some good songs. She's trying to do her thing. Like, we understand it. We appreciate that. I said last episode she's not, I don't really get it.
Starting point is 01:25:14 And that's no disrespect to her. No, no disrespect to Caribble. I don't particularly. It doesn't fall on my ears well. We're never disrespecting women up here. We're not doing that. I mean, we just, But like don't use that.
Starting point is 01:25:22 No, but don't use that though. Rory's trying to use the, you know, she's an artist. She's passionate about a craft. I can't give examples because we're on a microphone. But yes, I've seen it personally where that has happened with two people that we're not fucking at all. Yes, it comes across this way. Okay, can ask you something? In that situation, did the artist that was a female, does she have an album out?
Starting point is 01:25:43 Yeah. Carrable doesn't have an album. She does? She does? When? See, you're not even trunding. You don't even know. This is, my points are being proven.
Starting point is 01:25:55 What are they, wait? How would they be improving? All right. Okay. All right. Do you think if Yadhi, as the leader, as somebody that signed this woman and was guiding her career, you think this goes back to the thug shit we were talking about. Sometimes you've got to be quiet and be humble about certain things.
Starting point is 01:26:12 If you're the leader of this crew, you got to shut up sometimes. No, for sure. Sit on your hands and just be quiet for a second. Like, okay, yes. Yadi could have handled that. We could have. And that's why I said, I don't want to shit on Yadi because I've handled things terribly on a microphone before too. So I'm not judging him for that. Definitely not judging that. But you can't as the leader of the crew, as the head of the label, as that's your artist. Like, you kind of, you have to protect her image publicly, not hurt it.
Starting point is 01:26:41 And she's here to say, yo, I know people think because he posted the on the radar reference long time ago. I can see her feeling away like, yeah, you've wrote for me before but let's not act like you write everything. Now everyone thinks I don't write anything. My four biggest records, I wrote by myself. You're supposed to be protecting my image. Right.
Starting point is 01:27:01 Not hurting it. That to me is where Yadi like fucked up as a leader. Yeah, I agree with that. I agree with that. Yaddy could have definitely handled that better. And here's this part. They edited that and decided to put it out anyway. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:27:17 That could have never, We could have never seen that. They could have deleted all of that. 100%. Usually that's something you would just cut out. So that says intention was there. We intentionally want to put this out. We intentionally want people to see this back and forth
Starting point is 01:27:30 to hear this discussion or this, you know, I guess argument, whatever you want to call it. Disagreement. Let's call it a disagreement. Yeah. So it's intention there. You put this out. We shot it.
Starting point is 01:27:43 It's not live. It's not like this happening on live stream. No. They shot this for Yadi's. podcast. A safe place. Yeah. The name of the podcast. A safe place is named this.
Starting point is 01:27:54 So poetic, right? Poetic justice right there. Yeah. So yeah. They cut some stuff out, by the way. I bet they did. I'm sure that I'm pretty sure. I know Mike's went down and I'm pretty sure I know what parts they cut out. All right, man. See? All right. Now it's all right. Everything else makes it
Starting point is 01:28:10 off the cutting room floor except for when mall is proven right. I know. I know how this shit go. I know how this shit go. I know how I go. I mean, Annie, you know what? I'll shoot Yaddy some bail as well here, too. You can't do this as the leader,
Starting point is 01:28:28 but sometimes it sucks when you don't feel like you're appreciated whatsoever. Like, I put all this work in, and now you're mad at me, like, I haven't been helping you. No, but I think Carrable's thing was, stop saying you wrote every song. Yeah, and then she proved him wrong, and then he kept saying I wrote everything. It was like, wait, you're contradicting yourself right now.
Starting point is 01:28:44 Right, that was her thing. And he's like, we're only here because I'm on the radar. Okay, but that was your That was your job Yeah Like we're only Yes, Yaddy, you did your job Like what
Starting point is 01:28:56 Why are you throwing What you were supposed to do for her in her face? Ryan, how's her album? Did you hear it? Yeah. How is it? Not good. That's Ryan saying that.
Starting point is 01:29:06 At Ryan Yee. I mean, Ryan DJ So, I mean, if he didn't hear nothing in there that he could play at the party and kind of jammed to it and then kind of got to take his word for it. I mean.
Starting point is 01:29:19 Two songs you like? I like her other songs. Okay. I don't know. I think. And maybe I need to listen to more because, admittedly, I've not listened to too much.
Starting point is 01:29:27 The stuff I have heard I haven't particularly liked, and I know it's weird with my complexion. Some of that super offbeat shit, like I just can't, I can't get into, like Detroit does it really well. Their offbeat flow, I like that.
Starting point is 01:29:39 But hers is like on another level. That's like their flow out. Like that whole crew. Yeah. Out of the pocket. Yeah. Where's Caraboo from? I assume Atlanta.
Starting point is 01:29:49 Okay. I think the whole concrete crew is from there. But, yeah. Atlanta Metro. I like her, though. I got to listen to the album. Ryan says it's not that good. Oh, I mean, she has clearly has star power.
Starting point is 01:30:04 Like, me saying it's not for me is not discrediting. My opinion doesn't matter in what they're trying to do. I know people love her. Yeah. So I don't want to come off on some hate and shit there, but. So do we get the, You think we get the one-on-one caribou yadi conversation with there in the all-white room?
Starting point is 01:30:19 You know what? Ma'all, thank me later. Me and you need to tweet out to Yaddy. And I thank me later. We invented this shit. Aering out your friends on a podcast, thank me later. Y'all eating off my blueprint. You're welcome.
Starting point is 01:30:37 You're welcome. Everyone that's airing out their friendships on a podcast. They didn't air each other out. They just had a little disagreement. Back me later, man. I'm the Brian Steelead this shit. Oh my God, that's hilarious. You're the Bryant-stiller pocketbook.
Starting point is 01:30:50 I'm the Brian still of this shit. Oh, man. Also, while we're here, free prize. What? That's free free Dejan Love. Free, yo, free the scammers, man, because the U.S. government is doing shit 10 times over. Free prize.
Starting point is 01:31:05 All prize did was promise a fucking photo with Obama to some Chinese foreign, intelligent thing. And that's what Boosie went on 60 Minutes about. He was promised a pardon because he gave somebody some money. The Chinese gave Pra's money for a picture and now he's in jail. It's the same thing. Sounds like the same thing. What Price, uh, Bucci said, man, I did an hour interview with them people, man, with 60 minutes.
Starting point is 01:31:31 I did an hour interview with 60 minutes. It's super funny. Let's start. It's the name of the show. I did an hour interview with 60 minutes. That's the rap random though. I and D.E. I did an hour interview with 60 minutes about what happened with my lawsuit, but only a few
Starting point is 01:31:51 things got put out. I talked about how before this situation happened, that I sat down with the pardonsar at the White House discussion while I felt I needed a pardon. I told them that I felt Ms. Alice would help me, but the judge ended up dismissing the case a few months later. So she didn't need to. A month later, they picked my case back up and gave me the same charge and added a charge me being attacked around being at being a attack i don't know what boosie's saying right there around a
Starting point is 01:32:19 firearm how am i attack when i have never been to rehab i was sentenced to 10 years and stay prison for third offense of marijuana and never offered rehab we had proof that these thieves said the president signed the pardon i was asked what i wanted out of the situation i said i wanted the president to look at my case with miss alice and see if it's worth a pardon i also said i wanted him to take in consideration how I was done wrong by these people who lied on him to do so. I mean, my story wasn't told fully, but hopefully this interview will prove my point clearly in civil court that I need to be compensated 10 times over. Yeah, so essentially, um, who he went to like a lobbyist that, that gave a whole list of
Starting point is 01:33:04 names of people that they knew and, if you don't get pardoned, we'll give you back half the money saying hey it's a risk where we're going to do our best and if you don't get pardon we give you back half the money he didn't get pardoned they kept the shit and acted like they had never met Boosie before in their life and if I was Boosie I would be pissed as well
Starting point is 01:33:24 but taking them to court is like fucking freeway Ricky suing the CIA for bringing crack into America you're not winning this like we all know this stuff goes on but you're not about to have the court prove it I feel him and I like that he went on 60 minutes to
Starting point is 01:33:40 to bring some light to it. Did I will interview for 60 minutes. And they definitely chopped it down. Yeah. They chopped down to about 10 minutes. Yeah. I watched. They had a few more interviews that day.
Starting point is 01:33:52 Yeah, man. But again, and like, I was joking with the prize shit, but the prize shit is very similar too. Like, Praz was in a situation of, like the person that Busy was talking to. Praz was that person, sort of. Whereas, yeah, you're taking money to provide your political clout and connections that you have.
Starting point is 01:34:10 The lobbies try to get some shit done. And I doubt that there's been anyone that's been pardoned that didn't have to go through this process. Yeah. I mean, Kodak is tento's. He'd never say it, but I'm sure he had to go through something similar. It's a process. Unless, not even just Trump, but anyone that pardoned, unless they're doing it for a PR movement, you got to go through this way. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:34:34 It takes time. It's not going to just happen right away. So I don't know maybe Bousie might have messed up ever getting pardoned at this point. with this. It's never going to have. I'm not going to say never. I mean, now, I don't think now. He should be pardon.
Starting point is 01:34:49 He should be. But I think now it's like, and obviously he did pay the, he paid the money, right? Yeah. And didn't even get his deposit back. Yeah, that's wow. I think it happened for him, though. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:35:02 As long as he can't say nothing too crazy about Trump in the interview. You can be upset that they didn't happen yet. Well, he was saying in that tweet more or less of he's also trying to bring awareness to let's say because that person brought up
Starting point is 01:35:17 like Erica Kirk all these people that they knew that were going to help get him pardon Boosey's saying if y'all didn't know I'm bringing awareness so you guys know somebody's using y'all name right now
Starting point is 01:35:28 they claim they knew Trump and then they just took the money and ran out did they? Yeah oh so Boosie got scammed yeah okay free free D. Love, man.
Starting point is 01:35:43 Man. He met somebody with his San Francisco 49ers helmet in their hand. Pardon them. Is this snitching? A busi door? No, because if they're not attached to the... It's a crime. Yeah, but if they're not attached to the government,
Starting point is 01:35:59 then it's like, you are, I got to get in. No, they are. They are definitely attached to the government. Oh, they are. Okay. So then, yeah. But still, fuck that. You snitch on the government.
Starting point is 01:36:07 I'm with you. Yeah, fuck the government. absolutely yeah i think it's fine to snitching the police but some people were like yo pussy's kind of going against everything he said it a criminal act didn't work in his favor and now he's talking about it he's the victim yeah fuck that my goddamn money back need my coins like i mean this may uh offend my political connects no pun intended i'm sure when they were trying to do the casino bid and all that shit where Des got pardoned and all that. They probably went through a similar
Starting point is 01:36:43 process. She got pardoned by Trump. No such thing as a free lunch. Emery just got pardoned. Yeah. That shit ain't free? No, no. Absolutely not. It takes time. It's a process. It's definitely a process. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:36:59 You think you'll get pardoned? For what? You did a few overniders. Keep that on my jacket, man. It's part of my strikes. Yeah, man. Part of my story. I was there. I did that.
Starting point is 01:37:11 I will say, I'm glad, like, when we've traveled internationally, we've never had a crew where I had to worry, like, if someone was going to make it. Because that sucks when you have to, like, move like that. Yeah. Like somebody, all right, who didn't pay child support, raise your hand. Right. Now we can't get across the border. That's how I was when I was filling out the application for my global injury.
Starting point is 01:37:33 Loyal was asking me so many things. He's like, I, bro, listen, man. And there's probably some things you never want to talk about. I said loyal. I've had that's got my lawyer. I don't have any crazy shit on my jacket, man. I say, I'm pretty sure I'm fine. He's like, no, I just got to ask, man, because, you know, we all have our lives that we live.
Starting point is 01:37:52 I'm like, no. He hit you with that's the lives that we live. We all have our, you know, we don't have our personal lives that we live, man. You was caught up in the game. Yeah, I'm like, yo, bro, I don't have no crazy shit on my name. I'm good. And yes, I ended up getting my global entry, so I am good. Yeah, that's that.
Starting point is 01:38:08 That's what happened when I bought my house. I always thought your credit score, like you go to credit karma and that's your real credit score. No the fuck is not. No the fuck it's not when you're trying to buy a house. That shit, they, L.O.L. at that. Yeah. Like you credit karma?
Starting point is 01:38:22 Man, they found, and statute of limitations, so it's fine. Yeah, they found, um, we were running like a, uh, Best Buy PC Richardson credit card scam. The Giffies? Oh my God. Yeah. They found it. Right away.
Starting point is 01:38:37 They found like a Nordstrom card from like my senior high school. I'm like, how you find a shift in 2008? Oh, that's there? It's called Digital Footprint. Can you explain this? Yeah. Social Security number? I was pardoned.
Starting point is 01:38:53 I was ten toes. Nobody went down. I was ten toes in the best body scheme. You know what I did? And again, I know I can talk about this because I talked to my lawyer and there's statute of limitations. I had, I was working at, like, the FDU, uh, with, uh, admissions office and I had a stamp. So I wrote a fake letter that my, um, college ID was stolen and I stamped it with the thing. And I, the notary public stamp?
Starting point is 01:39:22 Yeah. And that's how I got off. You don't mean fucking iPads we stole? Yeah, man. Fuck it. Half this sleeve. was paid for from Best Buy scamming. You got to take it off. You got to cut all that off.
Starting point is 01:39:39 Cut all that scandal. Cut it all. That was a nasty time. Shout to everyone in Chelsea Houses. Before we get out of here, though, we do want to say continue prayers to the Pananitaire family. It has been reported that Hayden Panentere's cause of death has been confirmed from oxy laced with fentanyl. Another unfortunate, tragic way to lose somebody.
Starting point is 01:40:03 not the first time that we've lost a public figure from fentanyl and it probably won't be the last time yeah but it was sad news to you know hear that that was the official cause of death and that's what's crazy now even like let's say someone that you know if we if we had a a paloosa like a long day someone that loved loved a good 30 adderall when I had something to do I get it sometimes you just want to buy one pill from somebody because you've got something to do. And in 2026, it's not the time to do that.
Starting point is 01:40:41 No. No idea where shit is coming from. Exactly. You think you're just doing some casual fun, focused drug or some oxy shit just to relax. Yeah, you have no idea where that shit is coming from now. Well, they're saying that the Greenville, South Carolina,
Starting point is 01:40:56 law enforcement agencies believe that the counterfeit fentanyl-laced pill caused her death, but is The Greenville County Coroner's Office has noted that official toxicology results are still pending to formally confirm the final cause of death. But they are leaning towards a... I mean, unfortunately, we saw it with Mack as well. Rest and peace, I feel like his death anniversary just passed over the weekend.
Starting point is 01:41:28 We saw it with him. And, yeah, it's terrible that Mac did. have a habit of using cocaine. But now you're dealing with drug dealers that are cutting shit. Yeah. Where Mac thinking you're about to just cop a little bit of Coke and you don't know what's in that shit. Death is in it.
Starting point is 01:41:49 Yeah. So, I mean, I think that's just a wake-up call for everybody that, like, just casually may do drugs here and there. Like, you don't have to be some fiend or somebody that has an insane habit. You could literally one day just be like, I need an addie. You know, I need some oxy. I'm fucking losing my mind. I need to relax.
Starting point is 01:42:11 One person. Here's one pill. Dunso. Like now it's not the time to take prescription anything. Agreed. All right. Well, like we always do it this time. How was the Jay-Z-N-8 premiere yesterday?
Starting point is 01:42:28 I didn't go. Oh, okay. Did Biggsville? I'm not sure. Okay. Oh yeah, it looked like it was a... He was at the Met, right? I think so.
Starting point is 01:42:38 I mean, can I ask a question without being attacked? Of course. Why was Rick Rubin dressed as a Catholic priest? He was dressed as a what? A Catholic priest. No, he wasn't. And he's Jewish. And I'm not trying to make this a Jewish thing or anything of that regard.
Starting point is 01:42:56 But yeah, he was dressed legitimately like Father O'Neill in black. with a crucifix. Listen, I have no theory here. I'm just asking questions. Is he a legend? Absolutely. Great mind. We do with Def Jam, amazing producer. I love that he's sitting with Jay-Z.
Starting point is 01:43:20 Amazing guy. I just would like to know why he landed on that fit. Maybe we talk to the stylist. Why are you dressed like a cat? Why is a Jewish man dressed as a Catholic priest? Great question. Great question. Salute to MacLamore.
Starting point is 01:43:34 Um, McLemore is no longer on the Ed Sheeran tour because he believes, which is a, is a very crazy thing to think that children shouldn't be slaughtered. So he's no longer part of the Ed Sheeran tour. Um, the fucking nerve of him to care about kids. So yeah, get off that tour. You and all your propaganda of dead children. Gross. Get them out of here. Shout out to McLemore. Salute. Annie, any put out, um, a response today. and we won't read the entire thing. I feel for Ed Shearing a bit.
Starting point is 01:44:12 Kind of sucks to be put in that position. I've never been at the place that Ed Shearing is. I don't think it's much of a decision. I would, in this case, at least, would be on the right side of history with this entire thing. But Ed had to make that call. Robert Kraft got together with a bunch of other owners of stadiums and said, get McLean more the fuck out.
Starting point is 01:44:36 off this tour and Ed Shearin said, I don't really pick sides, man. I don't do this political thing that you do. I'm just trying to make music. You know why I don't like this? This is why I don't like this. Because I'm not saying that Ed Sharon has to pick a side. If you don't want to pick a side, you don't have to pick a side, right? But sometimes people need to support other people that do pick a side.
Starting point is 01:45:08 Yeah. not saying you have to pick aside, but it's okay to support somebody that picks a side. And it would have been nice to see Ed Sherwin say, well, if you don't want McLemore performing in the stadium, then I won't be performing in the stadium. Why not?
Starting point is 01:45:28 There's beauty in being able to say, you know, everybody has their choice and everybody has their right to feel how they feel and, you know, vote who they want to vote for and things of that nature. But when you start to say, I don't like the fact that they picked that side, so get them off your tour. It's just with this, this specific issue, yes, is it deep-rooted in politics? Of course, but the core of it has nothing to do with politics.
Starting point is 01:46:01 No. We don't want children being slaughtered. Yeah, I think that's a universal. 20,000 children like, yeah, you can get. into every last political thing you want to get to. But at the end of the day, all McLemore is saying is free Palestine, which is in regards specifically to the children. And I don't want to say innocent children because I hate people say innocent children.
Starting point is 01:46:23 Children are fucking innocent. Being slaughtered. No, that's not anti-Semitic. And even on top of that, he did two shows. The second show, he even said, damn near verbatim to all the Jewish people in the crowd, this is not a slight at you or anything whatsoever. We oppose the Israeli government slaughtering children. That is nothing to do a religion.
Starting point is 01:46:47 Right. Nothing to do a politics. That's just being human. So, I mean, I feel for Ed because, you know, he's put in that position, but I do think you can make a call at that point of what's right. And he, and this is McElmore's words, so of course there's three sides to every story. But, you know, Ed called McLemore and said, you're really offending.
Starting point is 01:47:08 People are very offended by the words that you said at MetLife, i.e. Robert Kraft and some of the Jewish owners that own these stadiums. And at that point, I'd be like, McElmore, suck my dick. You're offended by me saying free Palestine? I just watched Kanye fucking do a Hail Hitler song for a whole year and is selling out stadiums that are owned by Jewish people. Right. Just say it's about the dollar, and that's not an anti-Semitic or Semitic thing whatsoever. I'm just saying anyone, Jewish or not Jewish that own, stop with you're offended. You're about the dollar to.
Starting point is 01:47:48 You're letting Kanye fucking go in stadiums. And now McLemore, who's all he's saying is free Palestine and showing real footage. That's the point. Real footage on the screen. And now you've got an issue. I wonder if Tom Brady said that would they be like, hey, he's not allowed to throw in this stadium anymore. You're right. Yeah, right
Starting point is 01:48:09 I don't know Explain to me why it offends you That's really what I would ask Man fuck it man It is what it is Let Mclemore do his own tour And let's all go support that tour That's what
Starting point is 01:48:21 Hell yeah No absolutely So all go support McLemore's tour Shout to Mclemore Yeah and fuck Pink She's weird What did pink do? I thought we like pink
Starting point is 01:48:29 This is why we're here Is mainly because of pink Pink as a Jewish mother Was terrified She was shaking. She was so scared when McLemore said free Palestine. She was terrified. No, we love Pink.
Starting point is 01:48:45 Really? As a Jewish mother, she was scared by those words. They got to stop with this bullshit. Oh, come on, Pink. All right, all right. See, this is... You're not scared. Nobody's going to harm you, Pink, by saying free Palestine.
Starting point is 01:49:01 This shit got to stop. Anyway. it is what it is it sucks which which sucks but yes anything uh maclamore if you do end up doing another tour i'm i'm sure all the money you will donate too because because he's just like one of those type of genuine guys yeah i'm i'm here to support macklemore and uh and whatever he's doing absolutely i loved how he ended it he said ed shiren had me on for the whole tour all i needed was two. Just needed two shows. Got my message off. Let's let's talk about what's actually happening, not me and pink. I like that. So, respect that. Yeah, salute to him.
Starting point is 01:49:46 Salute to McLemore. We, uh, we will be back. Um, we have the, if you're listening to this on a Tuesday, if we have the fear missing out stream today, uh, which we will also cover at the end of the week. I'm looking forward to that. Got to look forward to that. Have you heard anything? I mean, by the time they hear this. I've heard everything. And it's going to be a stone cold groove. Quickly, and sorry, Pige, I know we're ending. A. Z. Shike put out his
Starting point is 01:50:19 track list. And I'm not here to get into the beef. I'm only saying this because T.R. And Salutes to T.R. He said that Kendrick was going to be on this Shike album, dissing everybody. He was going crazy. He put out the track list for the album that's coming out on Friday, which I'm looking forward to. I also love that he put the producers in the track list as well.
Starting point is 01:50:42 There is no Kendrick record. T.R.L. said that Kendrick has been there for three months. Damn near EP and it is kind of how T.R.O. was making a scene. But right now, the features is Tyler, Jamison. Shout to Jameson. And I think that's it, no? Now, there could be a world where they do a marketing thing where Kendrick's on all. all 14 of these and we don't know. But that is interesting.
Starting point is 01:51:10 Is it EP by Kendrick? We're going off T.REL's what he was saying. Oh, come on, man. He was saying that he was, Kendrick has been in there for the whole process and really, yeah, but we can't take that as law. Nah, but I also don't think that would be crazy to think that. But not saying T.R.W. wouldn't know.
Starting point is 01:51:28 And we saw photos of them in the studio like last week. Like, yeah, I could definitely see Kendrick helping him out with this project for sure because I mean he's definitely as far as young West Coast artists go like he's the one like him I'm really fucking him so I'm excited for this album and no I'm not excited because I wanted a Kendrick control moment out of it I'm just excited to hear good music but I would have liked Kendrick to be on it it's just interesting that after you like him on jane's album yeah I think um I mean of course it's easy to compare it to Luther and Luther being the big better record of that style.
Starting point is 01:52:07 But it's cool. I like where it's placed in the album. It's definitely not like my go-to record. I like this placed is the new one. I like what it's placed. Like where it's placed in that. Whoa, whoa, see? No, we have to stay consistent. Because what did I miss? What did I miss? Like I liked, but it wasn't like, I didn't lose my mind when Drake dropped. What did I miss? But you like where it's placed in Ice Man, it makes me like that record 10 times more. like it fits perfectly in where it's at in ice man i'm just trying to give you some shit i know i know i don't know just you know just you know more my my papo shit i'm just trying to reply uh but yeah it's uh i like the joint had we not gotten luther which i guess is
Starting point is 01:52:48 fucked up to say but i'm just being honest if luther never existed i probably liked that jane and kendrick saw more yeah this is like how when conier dropped Yeezy and then Kyle dropped Vivette was kind of the same I supported Vivette I bought the trackjacket I'm glad you did
Starting point is 01:53:08 shout out the cost of not the Bronx legend those boots are cool they're very easy I'm not saying I'm not saying I think I saw those before like or something like it that's all I might as well hey Kyle send me
Starting point is 01:53:23 I hey Kyle look I sit $20 to Kanye for some boots didn't get him yet All right, get his Putin boots. Send me these v vets in the size 11, man. Send me the vivette. Send me the vivette. What is it?
Starting point is 01:53:36 What's the name of the boots? The vivette stormtroopers. I'm going to call them stormtroopers. Send me the vivet stormtroopers, man. Which would be a sick name for the Hitler boots too. Those look like great winter boots, man. Send me a pair of vets, man. No, those are cool.
Starting point is 01:53:52 Is that past 40 below? Like, is that higher? It looks like right about the same. But Kai Shore, I'm 5'9. Those might hit my knees. I don't know if I can pull those boots off. They look about the same. Not mad at it. Because a 40 below goes like hereish on me.
Starting point is 01:54:12 It's about the same. If that touches my knee, I'm not allowed outside. No, no, it's not to the knee. It's right around a calf. But no, I mean, I think that's great. Even if, you know, fashion is not your thing in streaming is. you got to salute Kai for doing something that... The electrician boot, okay.
Starting point is 01:54:30 That he's passionate about. I'm sure Kai will be back streaming for you guys that are just fans of that, but you got to salute somebody doing something that they love. I salute anybody that has an idea and actually sees it all the way through and puts it out to the world, man. It takes a lot of work, a lot of passion,
Starting point is 01:54:47 a lot of, you know, mishaps to do that. So anytime you see any young creators do that, I salute it. Even if I'll never purchase it and I'll never wear it, I still salute the fact that you had an idea and you actually put it in motion and made it happen. So shout out to Kastanat, the Bronx legend for that one. Speaking of FOMO, I had a little FOMO this weekend. Watching some people I know walk during the fashion week.
Starting point is 01:55:10 Like, why nobody, like, I could walk. I'm not a walk too, right? Like, walk every year. You walk. Right. That's my man, Rubin Vincent. I saw him on his IG. He was modeling some line.
Starting point is 01:55:20 I'm like, I could walk a Rubin. We've walked. Me and Ruben have walked before together. Throw that hoodie on me. Why can't I walk? Nobody invited me to walk in their shit. Oh, man. We'll talk to y'all soon.
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