New Rory & MAL - Episode 87 | 'Jackboy'

Episode Date: July 26, 2022

Happy Tuesday Everyone!We start this episode off with our usual very quick recap of the weekend, asking Mal how he is enjoying his viral fame, and then get into the drama of the Rolling Loud festival in Miami over the weekend. Rory & Mal then discuss some news from our great state of North Carolina and the police force of a small town, as well as a Brooklyn Bishop that was robbed during a live streamed sermon. Demaris' then gives them some rapid fire questions to answer, which lead into conversations about conspiracies, the guys' morning routines, graveyard NFT's, + more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Thanks for welcoming me to my own home. Yes, yes. Welcome, I'm welcoming you to your humble abode. Welcome to the new episode of the new Rory Am All podcast, I Am All. Bang, bang. Live from Rory's living room once again. I like the- Hey everyone

I like the vibe We're catching You live room I do too I like it The vibe This is I think This is what

Podcasting Is supposed to feel like And we're saving a lot of money By not being in a studio That's Yeah That's what I'm happy about Yeah

That too But just the vibe The energy is like I think When podcasting first started This is what it was Supposed to feel like Will you feel like?

Will you feel a way If I Put this on my taxes As a business expense For my mortgage I would fucking salute you There you

There you go. Because I'm going to do the same. Should we shoot one episode from my cup? I'm like, hey, look, check us out. No, that's the office. That's the office and this is the studio. Absolutely, absolutely. How are you feeling?

How was your weekend, man? It was cool. It was cool. You kind of stirred up quite the commotion over the weekend. Wow. Did I? I think so. You know, we did a lot on the division record and the video breakdown last episode, so I won't, you know, go crazy into it.

But you guys did cause quite the commotion. So a lot of mixed reviews. But you want that, right? You put out records. You want mixed reviews. See, I thought the point of that record was what happened. Yeah. It wasn't supposed to be, hey, everyone loves this record.

And I think that's what I'm... It was a conversational piece. Yeah. And I don't think the album is going to be all like that. But it did, it started up, I don't think actually more conversation about cheating, because that's like a conversation that's been run down into the internet since inception. since fucking Al Gore invented it. Right.

But the toxicity and R&B conversations just came up of like, are we starting to get a little annoyed with this? It was fun in the beginning, but I would like for someone to be in love. You know what happened. Though I think Chris Brown gave us some love records on his album. Oh, for sure. But you know what happened. Women don't like when men are having a good time.

That is true. You know that. So the fellas, you know, division put out a record with, if you want to call it guys chanting. No, it was you and Daniel. In the video, yes. There's a visualizer, I believe it's called. The actual audio track, I am not singing on the track.

But they wanted that. They wanted to get conversation started. They wanted to cause some friction. They wanted to cause, you know, back and forth between the men and the women. And I think they succeeded. Yeah. I think they did a great job at that. Some people love it.

Some people hate it. That's okay. That's what art is. You put it out. people are going to tear it down or they're going to, you know, big it up. They're going to salute it. If not, whatever, it is what it is. But it was interesting to see that.

A lot of ladies are saying, like, okay, the fellas followed up F&F with if I get caught. Yeah, I get it. I get it. I will say, though, do you think that record, and I really don't know this, do you think that record was designed not for replay value? I feel like so much music now when they approach it in the studio is based off with what will TikTok well, what will get conversation started, what small clips in records will work on IG and reels and all that. You can't really approach music strictly with will this have replay value or a timeless song? Because that record to me, and I don't know in fact if they did this, is completely structured for the internet. It's in bases and just captions.

Yeah, it's the, it's the classic three count. And, you know, for some reason, humans, that three count rhythm is something that we're very familiar with. You know, that blues kind of bop. It's different. It's different from what everything else is, you know, being put out into the space right now. And, you know, and then the content is going to cause it back and forth. So I think that, I think that it's a great. Division is, they're set up great because even if you, he watched the video and you get to the end of it and you let the next record play, that record is like, okay, this is more of the division R&B that we probably was looking for.

I believe he has jagged edge on that record. Yep. So we can, I think that's B Cox playing on it, you know, on the keys. I don't know if they've announced that, but exclusive. Oh, no, they put that. The air horn. They put that, the, the, Airhorn. Fart. Wow. What an exclusive.

Yeah. Jagged Edge Division. No, I mean, you know, so that's just letting you know that it is the prototypical R&B on the project. This was just a little different. It wasn't what I guess Division fans are used to. But it caused a back and forth on the Internet. So listen, it's a win as far as I'm concerned for Division. You think JD, we can get off this right after this. Do you think JD made the age-old Internet mistake of replying to fans by telling them they don't know shit? Yes and no. Yes, because you probably shouldn't do that.

But no, because that's just like throwing more fuel on it and people are going to curse JD out. Oh, no, it spread even more. It was a good move in the long run, but I don't think JD did that with the intention. I think he was really trying to say, you novices, don't even know blues. Exactly. But the thing is, Rory, all of that is cool. As long as when it's time for the product now is good music, that's all that matters.

that's all that matters. So I think the vision set themselves up for a good run with this project. So shout out to them. Shout out to the team. Yeah. Did you, have you ever had a woman find the girl that they found in your phone, like their IG or whatever? And try to get off like insults about how they look.

Absolutely. But you know she's fine. Absolutely. Okay, you can be mad at me. Yeah. Let's relax. Like you know, she's a beautiful woman. You understand why I did it, right?

Yeah, yeah. This is a beautiful woman. And she's a sweetheart. She's great. So you don't even know a personality. And she leaves my phone alone. Exactly. Wonderful.

Exactly. So we've never had this conversation. At all, at all. But so yeah, man, that was my weekend. I just chilled. I didn't really do too much. I thought about for a split second on Friday, I thought about going down to Rolling Lab.

I think I told you that. I thought about going down in Miami. And then I was just like. Well, to Miami, right? Not Rolling Loud. Well, yes. Just for the weekend. Miami for the weekend.

If I could not see you at Rolling Lab. No, no, no, no. No, I got invited to go and I was just like, I just, I'm not, I'm not that guy. Did A.B. invite you? Who invited you? You're supposed to be on his set? No. Do you your dance, A. B? Because he saw you in the video singing, he saw you ad living for division. It was like, oh, mall could be a good height man. He was like, do you dance, A.B? Yeah, no. That record's hard. Everyone was killing Antonio Brown and Row and loud.

I think the dance is great and I think the record's kind of cool. All right, I'll say this. I think that Antonio Brown. has the utmost confidence. He does. Especially wearing leather in that heat. Yeah, I think that Antonio Brown is having fun. But I just can't help to think about what he walked away from in the NFL. In the NFL, he would have gotten a penalty for doing that dance.

At Rolling Loud, he makes money. To rolling loud to do his dance. I mean, listen, get your shit off, AB. Have fun, man. But yeah, the record is his. As weird as it sounds, it's a little catchy. It's definitely a little catchy. I saw the headline, like, fans react to AP going out sad.

And I'm like, oh, let me click this. And I'm like, it's kind of a bop. Put that shit on. That beat is hard. That beat is hard. I think the dance is kind of cool, too. Put that shit on. Now, see, if he remix it and put a little baby on it.

Oh, they'd love it. Is that the cheat code? And if sweetie does this dance, if sweetie does this. If sweetie does this. On anything right now, that's a cheat code. If sweetie does what? If sweetie or Meg the stallion does this on TikTok, it's going to great. Oh no, Meg, to that beat, Meg going to be throwing ass.

But doing the AB dance like this. No. Put that shit on? When you put that shit on, like, what you listen to? Like, what's your soundtrack when you in the, when you're in your room? Yes, Roy. What is that shit? You know you're about to put that shit on.

Yeah, that's shit. If we would have had an auxiliary cord, we really could have went crazy. Oh, so. And I put on, like, late 90s alternative rock that was on TRL. Gross. That's what you put that. Some 9-inch nails. That means you throwing on some bullshit.

If you put on some 90s alternative rock, you're about to walk out the house looking fucking crazy. You got to have some R&B or some hip-hop. Like getting dressed to go out. Not no fucking 90s alternative rock. Oh, fresh out the shower. With my fit laid out iron on. definitely not getting clear.

Yeah, I can't. Yeah. That's not. For audio version. I mean, audio version, yeah. Oh, my God. On YouTube, we're going to just see you. For those that are watching on YouTube, I played nine days.

Absolutely. Story of a girl. Story of a girl. You know that was, that might be a TRO, if not one. Iconic record. Number two. Maybe a Bernie Spears record. Iconic fucking record.

On TRL, no, it would have to be a Backstreet Boys record. I feel like that nine days record went crazy. Backstree Boys are. Backstreet Boys are in sync. What was the Google Dolls song that went crazy on TRL where he was actually stalking the girl? He couldn't have got that video off in 2022. He had like a telescope in his crib and he was going from window to window. Oh, yes.

It was actually legitimately, legitimately stalking. I remember that video. And I was like, so romantic that he's watching this one from a tower. It amazed me that when Rory's brain retains to go to that video of Google Dolls. Yeah. I just TRL that's what popped up in my head. No, that's like your culture. That's in your blood, like to retain.

And I guess. You're like white, like records and music. I think it just sticks to you. Well, I did my 23 and me and I'm 3% Jewish and Jay said you stick together. No. I feel you. I feel you. Did we talk about my 23 me?

No. I think we did. Well, maybe. But real quick, you know. Well, first of all, Edden submitted the results. So let's say this might be. Yeah. Edon might have spit in the fucking.

Yeah. No, I didn't come back 1.18th. I'm never mind. I'm not going to go down that route. Just leave. We'll just leave it right there. Yeah.

1% conquisteadore. Yeah. Yeah. So 23 of me, all right, I'm aware that I have an Irish background. I didn't know that I was fucking like full-bred Irish. I'm 93.

93. something percent Irish. Are you that surprised? Of course. Look at you. But 23 and me and those. and estuys.com, like, they will come up with a thousand different things. Yeah. You could be full blood from,

I don't know, fucking France. And there'll be a thousand different things on there. Yo, what if they would have sent back your results and just sent you like a picture of a strawberry farm? I would have thought Edin switched the results. He was like, no, Edin, I believe this is yours. I believe this is your paper. This is your family.

This is not my. So, yes, I'm 93% Irish. Well, damn near 94. Then I'm 3% Jewish, which... Laheim. Yeah. Appreciate it. Thank you.

And then, I don't know, like whatever else has left, 2% Eastern European or some shit. I just know, if Hitler would have been Irish, he would have fucking loved me. I'm pure bread. Yeah. Yeah, you would have been like the purest of... You'd have been one of the good boys that lived in a house. You're a tall glass of Guinness. You want to join the Probe Boys so badly.

So, yeah, man. You're throwing loud. rolling loud your 23 and me is so you're Irish we know that now we got the facts 1% Jewish

3% Jewish I'm sorry I get that right So yeah A B Which means I can legally convert That is true

But you can never be like I told some of my Jewish friends And they said welcome to the tribe So me a whole Financial handbook It was crazy So AB has It was hidden in their closet

And I like the beat I like the I like the production The AB record And I just like the fact That A. he's confident enough to pursue this music thing. Like, you know, I fuck with it.

But the more bigger news at Rolling Loud was you not in attendance. Well, yeah, me not in attendance. But it was supposed to be you and Brittany Runner, I think, that we're supposed to do all the press, right? Oh. No, we weren't supposed to do press, but I'm not going to lie. I think Brittany Renner might have stumbled upon something here. What did she do exactly? And that's not a shot at Britney Runner.

She just wasn't aware. I saw the viral clip of her arguing with some dude across the gate, water being flown. She's just, oh, I didn't see that. I'm just talking about strictly her sitting out with Kodak. Did she sit down? Did she talk to anybody else? Let me see. At rolling out.

She was there to do press, I think, right? She was hired to do. Yeah, but the only, the only clip that I saw was with Kodak. Okay. And, you know, her, she's, you know, Brittany is, she'll flirt with you. She'll do that shit for the camera. Oh, absolutely. That's just who Brits.

and she'll flirt and have a good conversation or whatever, whatever. And, you know, if she likes you, you know, she might have having a great night. Agree or disagree with her views on the world. Very articulate. Gets her points across whether you agree with them or not. I think she's made for the media space. Because she's confident in herself. She's not, she owns her own shit.

She has a personality. You know, she, you know, and she doesn't really, it's hard to offend her. She has no problem putting business out there. Exactly. She's going to own her shit. You know, and at that point, you, you know, you disarm the hate and all of the people that's going to come at you. Oh, you're a ho.

And you're this. You know, yeah. So? Yeah, exactly. So now, you know, when you get all of that out the way and she has a personality and she can articulate herself and, you know, is able, you know, and she's attractive. So which helps artists that are sitting there with her, they know, obviously know who she is. It can make for an interesting dialogue back and forth.

And she sat down with a... If I may, she handled herself really well with Kodak. Oh, she did. Yeah, when Kodak was hitting on her. Oh, well, film me in. I didn't see the clip. She handled herself extremely. She just quit on her feet.

She started throwing shots back. She's, you know, Brittany is not shy. She's not, you know, she'll go back at you and say what's on my mind. Even if it's just joking, she's not going to, you know, close herself up in the shell and be all timid and shit like that. She doesn't have that personality. Friend of A.B. She's done A.B. Dance.

Maybe she, yeah. I didn't see that. I just saw a picture of them. That's all. Okay. Not insinuating anything. No, not at all. No, not at all.

I mean, there's nothing to insinuate with Britney. She'll tell you. So, yeah, so I think she did a good job. I think that she might be, like you said, made for this, for the media space and, you know, interviewing and talking with people. The way she did with Kodak, you know, at the events, on the spot, as soon as they get off the stage or on the stage, that type of quick. you know, dialogue. I thought it was dope. I liked it. I liked the clip that, uh, that everybody was posting on social media. I didn't see nothing else. I don't know if she said with anybody I don't know, but the Kodak one I like. Yeah, she threw water in someone's face. That's all I saw.

Yeah. Those are like the only two trending moments. She threw water in someone's face. Yeah. She was someone was on the other side of the gate. I believe she was backstage or leaving stage. And I think someone yelled something at her about an ex. You know, I don't know this shit. And she went over to confront him. They had words. She threw water at him. He threw water at him. He water at her and now it's a big deal on the internet. Well, it was 97 degrees, I believe, in Miami. When I saw the, when I saw the video, I was like, I'm not mad at water. That was kind of a nice thing to do.

Yeah, it's 97 degrees of humid. Everybody's out here rolling loud, packed in together. I mean, water is what I would pray for. I don't know. It's weird to me when, from what I understand, the person yelled out her ex's name or something. Right. So the guy who was identified as Omar Martinez, I guess my cousin, spoke to the Shared Room

and cried at his side of the story. said that he was cheering her on when she was dancing but then decided to bring up PJ Washington who was the father of her child and so she got all tight and whatever and then got the bottle of water open I'm not gonna still why people see like you know people that they recognize on internet or celebrities or whatever and then they just say like you know it's little shit like that PJ like that's like just yelling like why do you just yelling PJ Washington's name like would like that's you know and then want to I think because people when you slap the shit out of them.

But it's like, it's like, just yelling a man's name like that is just like, it's weird. It's the in real, real life version of trolling that they know that that will have your head turned. Even if you don't even go over there. They say, oh, okay, all right. They want that moment. I get it. I get it. I have a one-on-one with the person that they think is a celebrity or big personality.

They just want to be recognized. They want some attention. And she gave, obviously gave this gentleman some attention. But yeah, just water was thrown. I was cheering her on while she was dancing. And then I just yelled at PJ Washington. Like, you know how just random and stupid that it is? But whatever.

I mean, if all, only thing that happened was water was thrown. Yeah. The ontol education is what it is. People just got kicked out. But something else was thrown at a row of loud. Yes. People did not respect water. A lot of water was thrown.

Guys, it was a fucking episode 11 hip-hip-hop. It was a scorcher. It was a scorcher in Miami this week. And I'm telling you, it was fucking, it was crazy down there. So it was announced last week that Kanye West would no longer be performing at or headlining rolling loud. So the substitution, if you will, or the addition in place of Kanye was Kit Cuddy. The internet was upset. People were saying the refunds are going to be out of this world.

Nobody's going to want to go. Pretty packed? It was pretty packed. I'm pretty sure some people didn't show up or whatever. But, yeah, so Kit Cuddy was gentleman enough, was game enough to, you know, say, okay, one of the biggest artists in the world doesn't want to do it, I'll do it. I'll take this, take this bull by the horn. And, I mean, excuse me? It's what he did.

He took the bull by the horn. That's what Cuddy told his agent when the offer came in. Absolutely. I'll take that bull. I'll take the bull by the horn. And so Cuddy steps in and says, you know what, I'll headline this thing. I don't know why he would want to do that. We spoke about that.

So that's not a good idea, especially after we saw what happened with Drake when he headlined the, what show was that? The odd future. Camp Flognon. Camp Flognon. Yeah. When Drake came out and everyone wanted and expected to see Frank Ocean and they just started to boo the biggest artist in the world.

So Kit Cutty stepped in and they didn't boo him. but they did try to cool him down because it was a scorcher down in Miami this weekend and they said Cuddy looked like he needed some water. I think it's two things. I think it's super corny to throw shit to artists when they're performing. Absolutely.

That's fucked up. Number two, great aim. Listen. He was like, what a shot. Listen, I think that's corny. I agree with what Cuddy was doing, but what a fucking shot. Because you've got to realize

they were probably shoulder to shoulder so you don't have much room to, you know, get some torque on it. And the stages up higher. You know what that came? We talked about the Bill Burr special on him joking about all the kids flipping the water bottles upside out and landing. I think that was training to know the right amount of liquid that should be in a water bottle. It's really, it really takes an educated young man or woman to make that throat because you have to go with science. Yeah, for sure.

With humidity. Humidity. I've seen America's never. Yeah, you got a vacuum in all of these things. you have to know exactly how much water to leave in the bottle so that you get enough speed and velocity behind it. And hit him right in the head. They did that helicopter challenge.

Gross. You know, what helicopter do you think? I don't know where it ends my mind. He said gross. Sorry. What you've been watching on weekend? So yeah, they started throwing stuff at Cuddy. He stopped the show and told the fans that if they threw something up there.

May I give the quote? Yes. Yo, I will walk off the stage if y'all throw one more fucking thing up here. I will leave. I will leave right now, he said. Throw one more fucking thing on this stage and I will walk off. I'm not fucking playing. You will ruin it for everybody.

I will fucking leave if I get hit with one more fucking thing. If I see one more fucking thing on this fucking stage, I'm leaving, don't fuck with me. And then someone threw something. Ed and I don't like the way you say, straight to the point. Fuck. Listen, he says fuck like a cuck. Usually the other side. He's like kind of like he's whispering it.

It's like someone's like he's scared to say. You can say it. You can say fuck in this house. I promise you. Say it harder. Fuck. Like, fuck. There you go.

So yeah, Cuddy. It's like the kid that left the house. No family's around. So he's like, to his friends, hey, fuck. Fuck. I don't give a fuck. Yeah, Mom. So yeah, Cuddy, they threw some shit at Cuddy.

Isn't that inviting more people to throw a hundred percent? Yes. Listen, we just said, when Brittany Renner turned around and that's what they want, they want to throw shit. Don't throw shit at me out of clock. Quit the show. Okay, quit the fucking show. We didn't want to see you anyway. throw more shit

and I don't know did he actually leave or did he come back out? No I think he left He sincerely left Good for him Don't throw shit at me No listen I get it

I understand It's fucked up You shouldn't throw anything At these artists Because if they decide To jump in the crowd With their team And their security

And people point you out Which they will do And they beat your ass Then you know You're gonna want to sue All this other shit You shouldn't go to these events To throw shit on the stage

At people Not only for You know Just the reasons of fucking up the show but you could hurt the artist you know what I mean like you hit the artist in the eye and you know whatever it's just like you know

it's just stupid I mean I would have loved because you know how rap is really in a sampling right now taking hits from the you know that we grew up on and now remixing them I would like Cuddy to do that in fighting versions and go and punch the wrong person that threw something at them and then just yell out Ron our test

wow and then but like put hitmakers drop before it right before the punch and it would just be run our test. It's fucked up, man, because I feel like, you know, we obviously know the history of Cuddy and, you know, just mental health and things like that. And, you know, you just never know what people, where they add, what they're dealing with. And, you know, Cuddy is not somebody that we see a lot. Like, he doesn't do a lot of shows.

Do we think it was a Kanye fan? Or do we think it was just a fucking idiot trying to do. I thought it was kind of being drunk and being honest I think Yo I thought I think I threw that

I would respect it if yay threw it Yeah like how we know Ye didn't through that Like you know what I mean You saw what Ye had on He could have just been in the audience You know what I'm saying

Trying to be low And just you know In black face Yeah absolutely A black man in black face Can you do that Can a black man be in black face It wouldn't be considered

Blackface His face is already black It would just be Right He has black paint on his face He did have all black paint though Hopefully cut he's okay You know

It's as far fucked up that they threw something and hit him his head and all that. Rolling Loud still can't seem to fill that slot. Right. Kanye dropped out. Yeah. Cuddy dropped out. Yeah.

Nobody wants the fucking headline rolling out. Was the Dirk and Kanye performance the same day as Cuddy? I think so. That's funny. I think so. Now granted, doing an entire headline set at Rolling Loud is much different than just popping out on someone's set. It is fucking hysterical, though, that Kanye canceled and showed up.

Yeah. It was exactly. It was the same day. It was the same day. You know, and I have my, I think Kanye may have, you know, decided not to do it because I think he probably had, you know, some incredible crazy ideas production wise that he wanted to do at Rolling Loud. And they probably weren't able to get everything done. Fulfill it, yeah. Yeah.

So I think that may be the reason why he dropped, he didn't want to headline it. But it is funny that he still showed up and performed. Yeah. and a very interesting well the outfit was interesting and just the aesthetic the look I just and I get it

Kanye's an artist and you know that he may have tied that into a character in some book that he read You don't understand art Yeah I get you No no listen I get it I understand I don't know maybe that's a character from a time and years ago

and he was one of the greatest entertainers and designers ever I don't know artist ever And I just don't I'm not hit to that shit but it's just, I don't know. I just, it was 90,000 degrees out there. He looks like Hancock. Yeah, he looks like Hancock that was hanging on to the back of a city bus.

Two hours. Two hours? Just mad exhausted in his face. Yeah, it's just, I get it. Like, I just don't understand how Kanye's overweight and wears nothing but 10,000 layers in every temperature possible. Wait, wasn't he hot now I think about it? No, see, listen, it's a thing when you reach. a certain level, you just start to do shit that people that's not on that level, just don't

understand yet. You're right. So we don't, I just, you know, I don't, listen, I don't understand. Kanye, he just, like I said, he may tie this into something that makes a whole lot of sense. Maybe this is, you know, the start of his new look for the rest of the year. I don't know. I don't know. But it was just, it was funny that he showed up and actually touched the stage after saying he

wasn't going to be performing. But I don't think it was an issue with Rolling Loud. I just think they couldn't fulfill his production request. And he couldn't put on the, you know, if he came out for a verse looking like this, you can only imagine what his set was going to look like. So does Rolling Loud get a W for this? Yeah. Anytime you got Kanye on your stage at your event, of course it's a win.

It doesn't matter if he's headlined or not. He's here. The fans saw him. He touched the stage. Everybody's sending these images around the world. Everybody's going to know Kanye was at Rolling Lauer. out today. It's a win. And this is the second one. He's

been at the last two, right? Didn't Future bring him out? Yeah. Future brought him out. Future was our DJ and for him. Well, Future's DJ was playing all the Kanye records. I guess Future curated the set list. Where do we rank Future on executive producers? Because we're still waiting on Donda

two. Are we still waiting on Donda two? We're not waiting. No, we're not waiting on it. I don't think we're waiting. But he was the executive producer of that. Right. I think they did. They did. They did. People who have the stem player have it happened. Yeah, if you have the stem player, you have the, um. Do not, don't they just have the stem player? I don't know if it was ever, the stems were sent to the stem.

I don't know if that happened. I know it leaked. I have like MP3 files that leaked online. We're looking at this up. That is an incomplete. So, Don the two was technically released in late February, but it was only available via STEM player and it was not the completed project.

It was very incomplete. The plans to release new songs in batches after an initial four song. The starts were actually good, though. So it's not its final form. They were clearly incomplete, but they were good records, at least I thought. But I don't know. Maybe Future should get back in the lab. Wasn't Future there?

Future and Travis performed also, right? I believe so. And Cardi. Future and Travis Cardi. So yeah, Rolling Lad looked like it was a success. A lot of artists touched the stage. I didn't hear, we didn't hear about any, you know, negativity, any, you know, bad news. Just water being thrown.

I'll take it. That's a great weekend. The only thing that was happening was water was thrown. Yeah. Great weekend. Sounds like Jubei. Exactly. Well, actually, things happen in Juvei. You're popular. Why is everyone in San Josepay? Well, everyone is on my IG.

Well, Drake is there and, you know, he probably had a few tings, few hors d'oeuvres. It's people that I just, that aren't friends with Drake. It's just a lot of people that are in San Josepay right now. well Roy we don't have enough money yet to really know why I thought maybe you knew why though no I have no idea was it like in I can understand if it's summer time is is can happening now con like it's something going on I it just seems like so many people are there that there would be a specific reason maybe was Drake performing at someone's bat mitzvah like what was going on it could be I didn't get the memo yeah no I maybe it's five percent you should get that memo yeah you got to

be a little higher up on the Yeah. But you know, are you allowed to say that? I don't know. I know everyone's been trying to get the the Drake, the next Drake podcast interview.

Is there any other, within our, you know, the podcast that, on our competition, but our peers, is there any Jewish podcasters there? Did I up us in the rank now to maybe get Drake? Because I'm 3% Jewish. Yeah, I think, I think we're a little closer.

Drake doesn't like Rosenberg. I love Rosenberg, but I don't think Drake is going to get Rosenberg an interview. Yeah. But why won't you come here? To my house? Yeah. He's in San Dropay.

I wouldn't come to Jersey City either. No, no, no, no, no. San Jose, Ray's house in Jersey City. He's telling me you got the hose coming. Yeah, no, that's... Drake can get the hose way better than I can get the hose. Yeah, I don't know what's going on to San Jose, though. Somebody else mentioned that on my timeline.

Like damn, literally everybody's in San Jose Except me. But I don't know. I don't know. You know, things like that. I just take it as the summertime, people just wanted to go there for a couple weeks. Some women got flown out as well. Oh, they probably paid their own way.

They're independent women. Yeah. I have seen, this morning I was looking what reminded me to talk about this. I see the second wave of people that were not invited in the initial crew to Santeropay have been like on IG stories like, yo, who got the plug for the yachts? in Sandrope right now. You know who got the... That's how you're trying to

do that second wave. I hate when spots get ruined. Like Tillum? Well, Tillam's been ruined. Like, ruined, ruined. Because it was Cancunverse, right? For sure. Yeah.

What other spots have you and your family ruined? Wow. Rewind? I don't know about ruined. Definitely made things... Noticable. Noticable. Definitely highlighted a few venues for sure

I was reading something about You guys tried it with Trinidad Thank God Trinidad is Trinidad Well no that was Carnival That was Carnival That was a carnival Just to shoot the Bingo card

We're talking about Big Pimp and Jayze What interview was it from someone From that camp that was like Yeah we were expecting to go down To do like the island thing And these fuck just throwing paint And all this shit Like this shit was trash

I'm like wait Most of y'all is from Brooklyn You don't know what the fuck happens Is that carnival? Yeah, who was that? Damn, I do remember that. That was a while ago. I can't remember who would...

It might have been Dame, but I feel like even people from Harlem have been in the Eastern Parkway and know what time it is when it comes to that. Was it Timberland? Maybe it was Timberlin. It was somebody. It was... It might have been you. I think about it.

It could have been bun. I think it could have been bun to it. I'm not sure. But yeah, that was a... That was Trinidad. That was carnival. Yeah. That was carnival.

I was reading something about, uh, is it the mayor of North Carolina? Yes. You can't be the mayor of North Carolina. I just want to point that out. Oh, I don't know. There's a governor of the council. The council. There's mayors of cities and towns.

I don't know if. So the New York Post actually said that the entire police force quit in protest because they had a new town manager that was quote unquote progressively responsible. So it created like a hostile work environment is what they said. Wait, hold on. the people that quit said she was progressively responsible and that's why we're quitting? Yeah, by the people I mean the North Carolina

Police Force. All right, we need to get this town because North Carolina does not have a mayor nor does it have a police force. The town has a town manager. What is the name of the town? Is what I'm asking? She's a town manager. Kenley. That's the mayor.

She is the Kenley Town Manager. I'd like to speak to your manager. That's exactly what she is. And the police chief said that he put his two weeks along with the whole department. and he's been serving there for 21 years. So, but why? What are they upset about?

Well, he says that, quote unquote, the new manager has created an environment as you not feel like we can perform our duties and services to the community. But again, it's the whole thing that she's like a lot more. Didn't she just get voted in? Yep. Like, how long has she been there?

He's made that decision already like, yo, listen. They just got it in there. I mean, I just want to, why I asked the town name? Because I want to look up like what their crime rate is. Let's see. What services can he no longer do?

Parking tickets? What type of town is this? I don't know. I just think that it is very interesting that an entire police department. In North Carolina... Is it getting shaken on Main Street here? Not at all.

What the cops needed? I know that that's where we dropped the marriage off to get hurt, nails done at. No, actually, never met it. I think it got shaken over there. Yeah, definitely, definitely. That's the same type of look. It looks like a film lot.

Like, you can shoot movies over there. Like, yeah. Apparently North Carolina. It looks very fentanyl. It looks a lot of heroin is there. But I don't think as far as violence. Kenley looks soft. What does it say?

Only on the order of 22% of the community has a lower crime rate than Kenley. If you live in Kenley, your chance of becoming a victim of crime in the community is one and 115. That's a good average, right? It's a pretty good average. Especially if there's only 15 people in the town. One person is going to have crime happen to them.

There you go. See? Perfect. I think we're going to lose our listeners in Kenley. In Kenley, North Carolina. And not only that, if anything happens to us, we know who the fuck did it. It's only a few of us here. And yeah, I have to know how many, how many police are on the force.

This looks like a town that has like a volunteer fire department. They don't even have like a real. This is. Which is fine. Shout out to volunteer fire. Yeah, yeah. But I just don't know if a police funding really needs to be the focus of this town. And granted, I've never managed a town before, but.

The town is 1.6 square miles. Wait. Of which 1.609 acres. Hold on. The town is. Is water. So this is a very, very small town. Wait, so the whole town is from 14th Street to 50 second.

Exactly. So 20 cops quit. 20 police officers walked off the job in Kenley, North Carolina. Well, Edom, what are they saying their budget was? Because I remember reading that they had a very high budget for such, very high police budget for such a small town. Let's see. So they had a high budget.

In comes the lady that's trying to clean all of that up. She obviously feels like the police are stealing. funds from the city for the payroll. Probably. Yeah. So she's coming in in black woman

and she's trying to write the wrongs that have been made a staple in the community of Kenley, North Carolina. So apparently the budget of Kenley PD

for last year was $341,000 for seven cops that were part-time. How does that break down? So that averages out to $48,000 a year. So all seven cops

walked off the job? Yeah. $48,000 in that part North Carolina is being paid $1.4 million a year. 1.6, what, three square miles is the size of the town. So very small town. Again, this is, you know, this is the most news Kenley, North Carolina has ever received. I've never even heard of the Kenley, North Carolina until this situation.

So anyone's crazy since the cops quit? Nothing's happened. Nothing's happened. No crime. No speeding tickets. No one's looting. No one's. No citations.

Yeah, no one's drunk. Nobody's in a bar fighting. A 14-year-old copseum Reggie. Yeah. That's about it. Perfect. A flashy NYC Bishop was robbed. Don't say a flashy NYC Bishop to be ever.

That's what it says. It says flashy NYC Bishop robbed in $400,000, $400,000 jury heist during live stream. During his sermon. I'm pulling this up now. I saw this headline, but I didn't. Wait, first of all, hold on. One, he's dressed like Tori Lane's. Two, why is DJ Booth DJing for him in this picture?

That's sick. So it's one of those churches that probably was like, you know, had a hip, cool bishop pastor. If I find out a pastor has DJ Booth as their DJ. You're running up in a bandit. Yeah, let me see them collection plates. They saw Booth's IG, he posted the flyer and they was like, huh? The flyer.

I just, I love the way. I love the caption for this robbery. on this particular page. It says, yesterday a Brooklyn pastor with more drip than Liberachi got lined up. Was that hip hop Dax?

No, this is our Don Diva Global. This is, no, this, I thought this was great. That's what I'm going to be. Shout out to Don Diva Global. It says yesterday, a Brooklyn pastor with more drip than Liberachi got lined up in the middle of his live stream service by some Jack boys.

Jack boys. Here's how the lineup supposedly went down on the Lord's Day Sunday. Whitehead was doing his pastor thing. He was just doing his pastor thing, Rory. You know, the thing the pastors does. The thing the pastors do. He was doing his pastor thing at the church in Canarsie around 11 a.m.

The pastor who's known for riding around Brooklyn and the Roseroys was asking his congregation, how many of you have lost your faith because you saw somebody else die? And that's when, bam, three totem jackers, donning mask, bars into the church and went to work. Long story short. Oh, wait, sorry. Is that him with Nikki Minaj? No, that's a, I believe that's just his, uh, his, wife. A long story short, the jacket has reportedly took $400,000 worth of Jewels. That's what

it says, Jewel's, not jewelry, $400,000 worth for Jewels from Whitehead, his wifey and other church coers. At the time of the lineup, Whitehead was supposedly rocking a flashy gold chain and chunky gold rings on each finger. So yeah, man, this is obviously a flashy guy in Brooklyn that was riding around. He said, it's about me purchasing what I want to purchase, Mr. Whitehead said. It's my prerogative, because you're dressed like Bobby Brown. Yeah. It's my prerogative to purchase what I want to purchase if I worked hard for it. Yeah.

I mean, you know, he worked hard. The Lord brought all of these church goers to him. Blessing. Every Sunday, he sends a plate around and collects money and shows up next week with a new bus down on. So that's crazy. I mean, you know. So in a congregation in Canarsie, Brooklyn,

there is a pastor with $400,000 worth of jewelry on. Mm-hmm. when a roll of Royce. Okay. I don't need to further comment. I think I can draw their conclusions.

Who's the real thief in this entire? I was good at a say. Who's the Jackboy? It sounds like the guys that walked in was just doing the community work. Community service. You've been doing a passive stick up for 20 years. Exactly.

With no toad, no gun, just a microphone. What the fuck? He's been toting a microphone robbing people every Sunday. Whoever robbed him did the Lord's work. Yeah, absolutely. Free. If those guys are like, They're just doing community service and taking back what's theirs.

Mama and grandmomma have been going to this church for years, giving away all this money. We still ain't got no food in the house and he's riding around in a rose voice and a bus down. No, we're not doing that. Reparations is what I believe they call it. No, it's called ties that is 10% of your income. Yeah, and ties back to the community. Wait, that's Jesus's reparations? Absolutely.

He's entitled to that? Yeah, so I don't know, man. I'm glad nobody was hurt I'm glad anytime you got people carrying guns and shit like that shit can go bad but it sounds like these dudes

just wanted to they see this past they've been watching them you riding around with all this jewelry on and the Rose Royce caught them on live yeah

we don't care about the cameras fuck them cameras yeah give me that fucking money and let me find out he did the live on Twitch and monetized it

I mean it was live streamed I mean I've watched live streams in church before but they weren't like during the Twitch era where you can

oh you didn't have to Put your credit card info in first? No, I did not. I will say, though, I did go to tabernacle ministries. I don't know if I... Well, they're closed now on Chancellor Lab and Newark for a few years when I was trying to figure out religion and who the fuck I was. You know, those times. Lime.

And that pastor, who I don't deem to be a thief or anything. He did drive a Benz, and I came from Catholicism. And this was just no denomination Christianity. And Catholic priests are, you know, poor. They have their own demons, clearly. But they just don't take money. They live in the church and, you know, deal with, forget it. But it was a little weird, which I have no ground to stand on coming from Catholicism saying,

you know, it's a little weird. He drives a Benz. But it was a little odd to me. Especially in that community in the weekweek section of Norik that, like, you were able to have an income from the people that could never afford a Benz. Right. and you're taking their money. We've talked about it for years about church and, you know, the tax breaks you get, the amount of money that some of these churches make.

And like you said, you know, from the people in the community that are poor. Yeah. That really don't have much. And you riding around in Rolls-Royce. I don't think there's anything wrong with pastors or any type of leader of the church having money. Like, I'm not saying you should be fucking dirt poor and hungry. and I'm not saying that. Right.

And he had a bends that wasn't like some crazy flashy bends. It was a regular one. Yeah. I just $400,000 like just on you. Who knows what he has at the crib?

And you're just driving around Karni? No, no, no. That's the $400,000 in jewelry. That's what I'm saying. What'd you have at the crib? You got that, yeah, if you got that in jewelry, you know what I mean? So yeah, I guess this is just the community

feeling like he has time to pay him taxes. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Mr. White had said in a Facebook live stream on Monday that he was offering, $50,000 cash reward for information leading to the rest of the armed robbers. So you're going to give away more of the people's money to get you a money back? I ain't going to lie. He might be a reformed gangster.

Look at him. He put a 50 pack on their head. You'll take this 50. Let me know who came in here and took all my shit. He actually ran for... Boof is not cheap. Yeah. Just having boof is your DJ.

Look at the cufflings. Like, you didn't need those cufflinks. No, no. You want to wear a chain, wear a chain with a cross. I get it. I get it. He's trying to, he's, he's, he's a pastor who obviously has a certain lifestyle in the look that he's trying to.

And it's fine. I understand. You have to, uh, you have to, uh, you have to look like the people to get the people, all that, all that church slang that they used to. Is that more money? Is that what they said? But this, like, come on, the cufflinks with the vest. Yeah.

Is that silk? And we're going to put these, uh, pictures in the corner. 100%. And I want to know what the topic of the sermon was at the time. You heard what the topic was. They said it. Have you ever seen someone? die. Have you ever lost faith because you saw somebody else die?

No, I lost faith that I keep getting poor and giving money to this church and you keep buying new cars and jewelry. That's where my faith might go out of the fucking window. Y'all didn't you? Y'all, do Jesus like y'all? Excuse me? Does Jesus like us? You think Jesus like you? No, he loves us.

Yeah, he loves me. That's not what I ask. Now, you on the other hand, I'm asking, do you think Jesus likes you? Like, do you think that? Well, there's people I love that I don't like. I think Jesus may have a question that I'm asking. I think Jesus likes me. I think he's satisfied with me.

Satisfied with you. Yeah. I think he'll welcome me with open arms. Yeah. At the gates? Open. Absolutely. I'm mad you think Jesus is at the gates. Like, no, security's at the gate. Jesus is not the promoter.

He owns the club. The disciples was the promoters. They did the book, which was really just party flyers. I said at the gates. That's all I said. Y'all turned the gates into the club. I never said that. No, John's going to be at the gate. Yeah, absolutely. I'm on John's list. Speaking of $400,000 in jury being taken,

Bill Gates gives away $6 billion to a foundation which dropped him to fifth on the Forbes richest people list. He gives away $6 billion and he's still top five that are alive. That's crazy. That was just a light weekend for Bill. Like $6 billion on the giveaway. The Gates Foundation funds various causes focusing on solving global issues like disease, poverty, climate change, and access to health care and education.

Bill Gates says, as I look to the future, I plan to give virtually all of my wealth to the foundation. I will move down and eventually off of the list of the world's richest people. Wait, what was the name of the foundation? The Gates Foundation. Wait, hold on, no, no. Wait, he gave $6 billion to the game. To his own foundation?

No, no, no, that's the name of his foundation. He says he wants to give away all of his wealth. I thought he gave out six buildings to the gates. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's crazy. No, that's, um, listen, man. That tells me he knows something that we don't. don't know. And in the next 50 years, money's not going to exist and it's not going to matter.

It's, um, he's not going to exist. Yeah. He's, he's, he says it exists now. I mean, we talk about that all the time. But I mean, the giveaway $6 billion on the weekend. That's like for you, right? I mean, you know somebody out there like, yo, somebody ain't go seven. You know, you know it's a, you know it's a nigga out there. You know it's somebody out there that red this and was like, well, you know, they broke it down to what the average income of a person is and how much that really was. Like, oh, that was like giving away $9. Yeah, that's like $90 for Bill to give away $6 billion. It's like, okay.

Well, listen, there's no more plankton, so maybe we need his six billy to get plankton back. Or to fund the Kenley, North Carolina police department. Listen, the police are under attack in this country right now. I hope you know that. The police? Are they? No more. Oh, I'm about to say it.

I thought, I'm about to say what's going on. I didn't know what the fuck was happening. Yeah, so, Demaris, you put together some evergreen, some rapid-fire questions, I guess you had for. I did. Before we get into that, since we're on conspiracy theories and we didn't get into plankton, I have one quick conspiracy theory that I was thinking about over the weekend that just reminded me. You don't want to save that? No, let them.

It's quick. It's fine. Okay. I have a theory, I don't know, I don't have the year in my head yet. but I think they're going to get rid of graveyards in major cities. And there'll be some way to encourage people to do cremation and there'll be like digital graves and stuff because the amount of real estate in Queens, Brooklyn, Jersey City that is consumed by graveyards is insane. Yeah. There's no way they're going to let that many acres in the middle of fucking Queens, the middle of Brooklyn, right next to the path train in Jersey.

in Jersey City, that they're just going to let that live with bodies that are rotting and tombstones? No, our government is not that ill. So what you're saying is they're going to turn Grandma Rose into an NFT. I think they're going to, yeah. No, you think I'm joking? That's exactly what I'm saying. And I think they're going to wait until the generation that has people currently in

graveyards to pass as well. Because I think these kids eventually are going to be like not even into going to grave sites the way we were. I want my answer. And they're going to get rid of this shit for real estate. You know what? That's interesting that Rory says that on the way here, I don't know if y'all come to the same route, but coming off the highway, you pass a cemetery. And it was like traffic one day. So it's like where I was in the car literally right next to the cemetery. And it's like a little ramp that goes down into the cemetery. But you can see a tombstone literally a few

feet from the road. Yeah. And I'm looking at it. And the person was buried or died and it sat I think it said 1897. Damn. I'm like this, this grave site, this tombstone has been here since 1897. And it's like literally like the highway is right here and it's like the great. So you can see it's kind of like they're constructing around it, but it's kind of like, fam, we can just. But is there like, is there families still alive and friends all that? I mean, families obviously, they can check that.

They can check records and history. But that is an interesting. Don't, I'm not, I'm not. The Calvary Cemetery. which I think is probably the biggest cemetery in New York City. 365 acres. It's right off the Jackie.

It's right off the BQE. It's by train. You think they're just going to let that chill. With how they're moving and putting buildings up and knocking shit down, you think a bunch of tombstones is what our government

is going to be like, that's where we draw the line. Mind you, a lot of them don't even have bodies. Like... Yeah. Like I said, I saw that tombstone. It said 1897.

when the person died. Oh, no. The Bell of Olive One is huge. Like, Queens just has so many big-ass cemeteries in prime real estate. Okay, I'm not going to say, I'm not going to say human cemeteries, but pet cemeteries, I think they're going to get the fuck out of here. Did those exist? I don't, yeah, definitely. Not that many of them, no, but they. All dogs go to heaven?

That too. No, I know some dogs that where they died is where they stayed. Yeah, that was a bad fucking dog. They put a kid in the pet cemetery and it came back like crazy. because I just think Spielberg Director or something like that And they can

Of course there is definitely Big Business and Death and there is money In radio yeah Confident expensive But there's laws with parks And the amount of green That has to be there

And they're still finding ways to profit You go into Central Park And spend $1,000 and not even realize it And it'll fulfill whatever Greenery law they have to do From you know Those Democratic bastards Always trying to keep the trees around

Yeah I'm curious to see what the laws with graveyards are. This is just something I was thinking about over the weekend. I don't know if it's weird conspiracy. It just makes sense to me that the way they bulldozing everything, you think a graveyard is where they're stopping. You can't NFT, you can't NFT my moms though, man.

We're not doing that. But I'm saying they may wait until our generation is gone. So you don't think we'll see it. I think we'll see the tail. And I think we will be the graves that are bulldozed. Probably. Yeah. That's what I think.

Yeah. I think we will be the ones. Okay. Because imagine how many people dropped from COVID, you know? You got to put them somewhere. And you have to look at the mentality of... Well, the CDC actually rolled back some of those numbers. I'm not sure if you knew that.

That's a lot. Yeah. And you have to look at the mentality of people now, even with pandemic shit, and staying at home shit and these kids and how they're raised. They could make an easy, easy logical case of, hey, that flesh is gone in this amount of time. You could just have a tombstone at your crib or put the ashes in it. Oh, like we said. You know how they take the corpse now and can bury you and make you a tree.

Yeah. Like, I think, yeah, things like that. They'll trick, they will trick us into being like, oh, this is a good policy. Yeah, what were we thinking about with these graves and shit? They'll find a way that, you know, digging into the earth is affecting things and we can no longer bury. We need to cremade and we need to. And here's the thing. Both my grandparents ended up moving to Illinois.

I know. Only Irish people, when they're old, they don't move to Florida. they moved to Chicago. Both my grandparents are buried in Chicago. I don't really go to Chicago that often. And I think I'm not rare in that case where certain families are buried in places. You never go.

You would never go to the grave. Right. I think they're going to try to make some logical thing where I would have been like, oh, it would actually be nice to have a tree in my house that was my grandparents instead. Yeah. Of having to travel to Chicago to go to gravesite.

I don't think it's a crazy idea. I do think that it's a few, few maybe a hundred years off. Also, don't trees take up more realistic technically if they want to make us... No, I'm saying they'll give you like a tree to put in your house. Oh, it's like...

The way like the urn with the ashes and all that type of shit. Oh, it's like when you have like a, like when you like own a penguin and then you don't really own a penguin? What? You guys never heard of that? Or like the Adopt the highway? Yeah. You never heard of that before?

Or 75 cents a day. For a kid, you can feed a child in Africa. On Valentine's Day, you could like own, like you could name a roach after your... No one found that creepy. those commercials and they would send you a photo of the kid that you were yeah did you that not the sickest shit you've ever heard the sickest shit was that kid is fine also that's probably not they don't know that but that kid is fine he's not struggling at all they just went to a town

and was like oh we're gonna take pictures of the kids made a fake name we're gonna say they're hungry that's crazy i had i had a one of my close friends growing up was adopted and he had those there was like before woke time, woke parents. Like they was ahead of their time with wokeness. So, you know, they were adopting black children and they thought they were woke. But they did that 75 cent thing and they had it on their fridge, like the picture of the kid. And I used to think it was the weirdest and creepiest thing. Like, is this like decoration in your house?

Is this like a conversational piece for you to tell people like, hey, you know, I, like, this kid's 75 cent a day. Yeah. It was creepy to me. And then they show you pictures as they get older and they graduate. And you feel so good. Like, oh, my 75 cents is going such a long way. I raised this man. No, you did not.

Meanwhile, he's in North Carolina. Right, chilling. No, you did not. You didn't raise that kid. You paid for that pastor's $400,000 jewelry. That's what you did. And there's so many, so many, you know, they talk about pyramid schemes. But it's like, we've been fed pyramid schemes our entire lives.

I can point to 20 of them. The aliens and Egyptians tried to warn us. Yeah. They put the pyramids there. reason. Hey, guys, this is going to happen for society. Top to the bottom. And they packed it with jewels now that I think about it. Yeah. Damaris.

And they were dead. Rapid fire. Wait on you. You wait on me? Yeah. Okay. Put the mic close. Do you guys have a morning routine? There's a reason why I'm asking this question, so it sounds my name. A morning routine? Yeah. Well, what will I do the night before?

Ah. Got them. That was the point I was trying to be a loser Why you why you ain't at me when I Because I was suggesting like maybe I had sex with somebody Right I get it I can't

He gets to post And I was like yo it's ill that I have sex with women And I wake up in the next morning after I haven't Yeah I get it But we kick him out though Right Woo I have a routine

Yo listen Cornyness is funny to me Fuck y'all I smoke with y'all are high It's, you know, it transfers over. You know I kept the contact every time. You know she's still sleep. Calling him NyQuil.

All right. It went too far. It went too far. I was trying, but it was always what happens. It went too far. I'm sorry. So, yes, I have a morning routine. What is it?

It depends on just the weekend. I have a weekday morning routine and a weekend morning routine. Okay. What's your weekday morning routine? Get up. Okay. Starting off good. Killing it so far.

No, that's how you do it. You get up, you turn some music on. You know what I mean? I sit down and meditate or pray while music is on. Just my thoughts. What music? I was about to say. I usually put on like, I usually put on like...

Rizzleda? No, no. You know, listen, you know what's funny? Meditating to Griselda is so sick. You know how crazy. Yo, you know how crazy it is trying to get your meditation on? And Conway. in the back talking about how much the Fet was going

for. Like, yeah, like, what? Benny talked about rapping the brick up and you're talking about meditation. The meditation coming. Yo. The meditation coming. I don't listen to rap too early. Like, honestly.

Like, I can't listen to rap music too early in the day. Even when I get in the car, and I hate this when Uber driver sometimes, like, you see them looking at you when you come out the building. They put a hot 997. And they see, they see my black ass. You get in in this, it's hip hop. It's like your fan.

First of all, I got my air pods in. I don't even want to hear this. I'm on a whole different vibe. But put some music on, meditate, shower, eat, if I can. Yeah, and then depending on what I got to do, get my day started. Okay.

But it's the same thing. Get up. Meditate, pray, put some music on, shower, eat. Do you look at your phone? When I first get up, I don't look at it until I'm, like, out the bed moving.

probably right after I brush my teeth. But not as soon as I wake up, no. Like I get up, move around a little bit, brush my teeth, you know, do that, and then grab my phone, play some music, stuff like that. But I try not to look at my phone to soon as I wake up. And I don't even like sleeping with my phone, like in the room. Like I try to leave the phone, like, in the kitchen on the counter, plugged and charged up.

She's not listening to all. No, I really don't. I try not to sleep with it in the room because I find myself grabbing it, in the bed, supposed to be sleep, but I'm still scrolling through my phone. And it's like, damn, if I would have left it in the kitchen, it's like, I'm not getting up. I'm not getting up. I just back. Fuck that.

So I try to do that. Just plug it in and just go into bed. I wish I had that type of discipline. I would feel uncomfortable and not be able to sleep if my phone was not next to me. I'm not proud of that. I'm not proud of that. But I was like that. It was like, even if I was sleep, I found myself like,

my eyes are not even open and I'm like reaching for it. But mine goes to family emergency type of things. Like, I even, hate when my phone is not, I only turn my silent shit off kind of at night just in case. But then that has to change because I get 75 text messages starting at 9 a.m. I used to be really good with the not touch your phone for 45 minutes when you wake up thing. I've abandoned that. My morning routine has drastically changed for the worst.

I definitely have to look at my phone right away because the time I wake up, it's going to be a bunch of shit that I need to reply to. Yeah, like I said, I'll try to move around a little bit first. and, you know, at least brush my teeth and stuff like that before even looking at my phone. Now, some days, if I, if I overslept, if I know I overslept or if I know, like, I was supposed to hit somebody at a certain time and I'm, and I was just like, I'm up after that time, then I got to grab my phone first. But I don't, I try not to even think about my phone. Because, like I said, if my phone is in the room, I'm in bed, you know, but I'm supposed to be sleep, but here I am scrolling. Yeah.

And here I am, I fell down a rabbit hole on you. YouTube or something. Got your mind racing, which makes me harder to sleep. Yeah, it's like, now you look up and you like, yo, I was supposed to be sleep three hours ago. Like, it was 1 o'clock when I picked up my phone. It's 350. I got really good at yoga during quarantine, real quarantine.

And I started to try meditation because things just slowed down a little bit when that was happening. I completely abandoned it. So that was in my morning routine, more so the yoga because I wasn't ill at meditating yet because my mind races too much. But at least I was getting to that place. I was doing the no phone shit. I was making sure I was chugging water the moment I woke up to get my organs moving.

I still do that. But as far as the phone thing, my morning routine is. You sleep with water by the bed? Of course. To throw on the robbers if they come in or you just... I'll teach him. No, just in case anyone yells my exes name out, I'm going to throw water on them. Just against I'm laying in bed and someone just walks in and just screams her name.

I don't know how people, I don't know how dudes don't sleep with, like, water in, like, next to his... at bed. That's the crazy. I always always sip of water. How are you one of those people that wakes up in the middle of the night parched? Hell. Yeah. Often. Every night. Like I have to drink water. Like, I wake up out of my sleep and I know I just grab it. Somebody can put something in that shit when I just, my eyes not even open, open a bottle, drink, put it right back.

And I'm talking about in 10 seconds, I'm asleep. But I need that. Do you guys usually pee in the middle of night? Yes. And I don't have to. If I drink a shit ton of water before I go to sleep. Yes. As long as I used the bathroom before, I get in the bed, I'm all right. I ain't got to get up to use the bathroom. But if I was one of those pads out at like midnight and you ain't used the bathroom,

like three, four o'clock. You're going to have a tinkle. Yeah, for sure. Don't say tinkle to me. What kind of toothpaste do you guys use? I've switched between the creche charcoal I like a lot. Ooh. But I forgot the crest one I have now.

I like. Somebody was asking me to do like a mince. Facial skin. skincare, like hygiene routine video. I will record it for you for, and get it up on your TikTok. And you have really nice nails. As long as you say, welcome to my channel and everyone's been asking me my skincare routine. You have to start with that because that's the only way to start.

In every piece, you have to put it like this. Because it's nothing but women that have never been asked that that are doing it. You hear what she wants me to say? It's up my guys. Yeah, it's the only way to do a skincare routine. I'm not saying, hey guys. Hey guys, it's more. Welcome to my channel.

It's finally gave in, like, everyone's been asking me nonstop. What's my skincare routine, guys. It's not as complicated as you think. Like comment, subscribe. Yep. See, that's, see, just that fast. If you're a brand, please reach out. I'll do a review.

I would just put some cool. You wouldn't have to even have to talk for TikTok. I will put some cool music behind you. No, but I want my, like, let me narrate my shit, though. Like, let me. Do skincare to Grisota. That's, that's madaggress. And then I take the eye cream and I go, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Oh, God. I try to keep a straight face. I couldn't. I really tried. Back to the rapid fire. The reason why I asked you guys your morning routine because I wanted to ask you guys, do you think the Matrix is real? And do you ever feel yourself caught in it?

Do you ever become self-aware of yourself being in the Matrix? That's a funny story. You will know exactly how deep you are in the Matrix if you're out somewhere and your phone dies. How so? Because some people literally panic if their phone dies while they're out. Like literally, like they're doing. and everything to find the charger. Of course. Everything was up. And that's like, okay, you're in, like, you're, you're, you're in. People, people were probably at that Madison Square Garden show with

Chappelle, Chris Rock, and Kevin Hart, and a goat all on stage together. And their phone died, and they said, I'm going to go out to try to find an outlet. Oh, yeah, for sure. Instead of staying there to watch that greatness. I've seen it. I've seen, like, people literally become crippling. And I understand it, because some people literally, you know, they put everything through their phone. Like, you know, some people have their home, their door lock on their phone. They can open their door from their phone. You know what I mean? And I'm just like, whoa.

No. Like, that's a lot of trust. Like, you know what I mean? Like things like that. Obviously, Uber's, if you need to get somewhere, food. No, for safety reasons, I understand. But I'm saying, like, you can wait 30 minutes. Yeah, like some people don't, they feel like they can't even breathe without their phone.

And that's when I think you're. like really in the matrix. Like, all, fam, you're just, you gave up all human skills. So you don't think that you're in the matrix? I'm in it, but I'm not like, obviously, you have to be in it somehow. But I'm not like, I'm not a prisoner of it though. Like, I still know if my phone dies, I could still get around. I always keep some type of cash on me.

So I wouldn't be out here. Like if I didn't have my phone, some people put their Apple paying all of that. They pay for everything to their phone. Phone die. They can't pay for shit. Can't call. or Uber camp, don't even know what, some people don't even know how to get out of like Manhattan without their phone.

Like, I've seen it. I'm like, fam, you don't know how to get to the west side highway or the FDR like, or the tunnel. They're like, nah, like, I need the GPS. I'm like, I have a really sick thought that I can keep this. How? I don't even understand that. Do you know how many more people would have died on 9-11 if cell phones were what they were now? Why? Interesting.

I died. Because. Because. Cell phone service is something like that? Because. Oh, no, at that time, if 9-11 happened in 2022, cell service would have been fine during 9-11. Yeah.

Because the amount of people that would have sat there and filmed what the fuck was going on, filmed the reaction of their coworkers, the amount of people that would have been on the staircase with fucking phones, fam, 9-11, and this is sick, I'm sorry if this is triggering or somebody, but it's crossed my mind the same way when I think about this graveyard shit,

of where technology helps us and destroys us. I think another 3,000 people might have died. Really? You really think there would be more casualty? Everyone would have been on their fucking phone. I don't know. I go the other way. I think that if everyone had cell phones, internet, social media at that time,

I think there's a way for people on the flights to communicate. Right. I think there's a way for first responders to communicate. I think there's a way for, you know, the fire department police. I just think it's different ways. Oh, yeah, you're saying it never would have happened had there been. No, no, no, no. I'm not saying it never would have happened.

I'm not saying that. We might have got a quicker warning. Yeah, I think that we would have known sooner. I just feel like even when crazy tragedies happened, even when that first plane flew into the towers, people didn't really know that this was like a crazy thing that was going on. Terrorist thing they thought it was an accident. So the first thing you're going to think. think about is let me pull my phone out and get reactions or like everyone's running around the office

LOL. L.O.L. I just could see that and people trying to go down 76 flights of steps and have their phones out. They're not really going to know what's going on. Your first reaction is let's film everything. The people on the ground looking up at it. Come on. The amount of videos we got without cell phones was fucking insane. Can you imagine if every last person, they're not running. They're going to say, I'm going to catch all this. Well, we had cell phone. They didn't know the towers were going to collapse. We just didn't have social media. And a lot of the cell phones didn't really have video. Well, I didn't make it a social media thing. I'm just saying the how much we film things and how much we stay around for things that could harm us just so we can capture them.

Now, granted, most of it is to put on social media. But a lot is because I have a fucking full-blown camera right here and can take a full video. A flip phone in 01, you know what, man, that's on fire. I think I'm going to get out of here. Yeah, I mean, again, I think that too. but I think also we get some of the benefits of having social media. It's a balance. And things like that, yeah, I think it's a balance.

The year they hack and the plane tweets would have been like insane. Yeah. I think that somehow some way, you know, life and earth just just finds a way to balance it. So yeah, like, you know, we, it was tragedy then. It's still tragedy now. I think that we respond to tragedy differently. But at the same time, we're able to see more tragedy now. I just share it and spread it around the world fast.

Like, you know, I had a lot of people say, oh, you know, the crime of New York is so crazy right now. And it's just a, I'm like, crime of New York has always been crazy. It's always been a city that, you know, if you look at it, the history of it and Times Square and all of that. Like, it's always been crime. Port Authority. I remember a lot of my cousins used to still, like, in the late, like early 2000s, they used to always ask me, yo, is Port Authority still crazy? Because they used to come to New York in the 80s in the 90s on the Greyhound. As Colin Quinn says, they replace the crackheads with city bikes.

Yeah, you know what I mean? So it's like, it's like, no, it's not what it used to be. So things change, but it's still crime down there. Still things going on. And now, you know, if you lived in Queens, you didn't really know about what was going on in Harlem or Brooklyn or the Bronx, like when you were younger. You didn't get that info. Now we can see on our video what they're doing everywhere.

Like we know exactly what's going on in every city, every neighborhood. And that's because people's infatuation of capturing moments. It's the same reason we see so much death now. It's easy to capture. And I just think everyone that was in downtown Manhattan at that time would have stayed as long as possible to capture as much as they fucking could on their cell phone. Unfortunately. They had a reason to stay. Oh, yeah.

We would have gotten. And I think because of that, more people would have fucking died. Yeah, but I think, I think. It may have helped to have a cell phone if you was trapped under some shit. You call somebody text. That's what I'm saying. That may have helped too. That's what I'm saying.

It would be a balance. Things crossed my mind and I don't fully flush them out and then people kill me on the end. internet for it, which is understandable. Things pop in my head that are dark and I'm like, my cell phone would have really shoot. Killed a lot of people. This leads into my next rapid fire question. And yes, I think we're in the Matrix and we did talk about that on a conspiracy theorist episode.

This is all the Matrix. We're in the matrix. Patreon.com. Forensidepressive, no, Ramo. Do you care what other people think of you? I said Patreon.comforstage more, new Rameau. You have to speak clearer. I like the ad.

Thanks. That was the ad. I was trying not to force it. Not are y'all forcing it. Okay. Do you go ahead. Other people. think of you.

You said what? Do you care what other people think of you? Do I care? Who's the people? I mean, I think to an extent we all care what people think about us. I think we don't want people to. Not your friends of family. That's people who are not your friends of people.

Sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes. You still care, but I mean, I'm not, again, I'm not a prisoner. I'm, you're talking to a guy that had nail on his nails. I didn't give a fuck what people were saying. Like, you know what I mean?

Like, I thought it was some fly shit. You know what I mean? I did that because I like it. You know what I'm saying? I don't care what. It wasn't, well, COVID happened. And I just wasn't, as far as art, I had did like the Boscah thing. I had did like a couple artists, the Keith Heron thing. I just didn't really see shit that I was just like, you know what I mean?

Like, oh, let's let's try this. Like, I didn't tell my nail tech here. It was like, it was to try. It just wasn't anything that I was looking at that I really cared about. What about the painting behind you? What about that? Oh, yeah. Why don't you do that?

That'd be cool. I'm not. inspired by painting and rowels. Really? No. I think it's a great... No, it's that's your. That's personal for you.

Oh. I don't attach myself to that. Like, I'm not in his house. Like, oh, I'm going to do that. So you were attached to the Keith Herring crack is whack because you sold crack with those fingernails? No. Because of what it represents in, you know, in the city.

I'm fucking with you. No, I know. Yeah, just about a time and the area that I represented in the city. So, yeah, I don't give up. I don't. I care, but then I don't. Like, I don't. I'm secure within myself.

Like, I know that nail art doesn't make me any less of a man or gay or whatever. You know, people don't. I think having dirty nails is crazy. Well, you didn't let me put up that picture of you that we photoshopped of you in a thong. I mean, that's different. That's not. You know, Baskiat thongs. It's all the same.

Yeah, she's trying to see, but she's trying to correlate it to like, oh, if you get your nails, then why don't you wear a thong? Like, no. No, you weren't wearing a thong. It was a photoshop photo of you in a thong. And I'm worried too. Next thing. That's just why.

In a thong as well. Yeah. No, thank you. They put Giselle Maxwell in a low security federal prison? Gleinne, yes. Yeah, that's your right. Giselle. She gave her badness name, Giselle.

She gave me Giselle vibes. So she was a bartender, like, who is that? I'm about I said, who the hell is that? Until I looked and saw a lot, oh, Gie Lane, yes. They put Gilein. All right, man. She has been transferred to a low security federal prison in Florida to continue serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking. I don't understand why sex traffickers can.

go to regular prison where they can go get sex trafficked. Because that's not the way the law works. Oh, like why sex traffickers aren't killed? Fair. She's going to run that prison too, which is sick. Well, I would hope not all sex traffickers would be killed because a lot of people are falsely accused of things. I mean, you talk around and take an innocent life.

Yes. They have been, quote unquote, some innocent people that would kill them in death, bro. I'm going to go out and when we would say, just Lane went crazy. And maybe not, maybe not killed, but maybe not a low, security prison. Let that be what you're facing. You should be a, you should feel like, yo, you could face the death penalty for this. And you might, you probably can. I'm not sure. You can't. As a first sex. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. But I feel like it. We just need harsher penalties in America. I think that's what we need. That's why you're Republican.

Yep. Yeah. We need harsher penalties. Lori. Do you care what people think about you? I'm going to steal someone wall's answer. Of course I do. I'm a human being. But I'm not, I don't stay up at night thinking about what. strangers think about me. Has it bothered me before? And I do want people to have a different perception of me sometimes. For sure, I'm human. But I'm not a prisoner of it. It doesn't affect my life in the way that I literally get depressed because of other people type of shit, unless they're like a loved one. But strangers, no. I'll be like, all right, what the fuck? And then I'll move on, more or less. But that took time. There was a time when I cared more.

About what people thought. Yeah. The more people that say, the more more shit about you the less you care. It's weird how that works out. But you should. You should absolutely walk around caring what other people think about you. You should carry yourself to a... Depending on what they're talking about is what matters to me. If you have...

You don't want people feeling like you're a piece of shit or you just a fucked up person. For sure. You know, things like that. But the amount of shit I've read... But the amount of shit I've read... Even if you could be the greatest person. If somebody doesn't know you in real life, they can paint you as a fucked up person off of one...

You guys have a platform. You've said plenty of things in the moment that might not have stayed true to exactly who you are. Right. Or what I thought at that moment. I was just saying shit. You were just saying shit. So I think sometimes people might attach you to that. Sure. And that's fine. But I mean the amount of shit I've read on from Reddit to lipstick alley to everything that was just absolute complete lies from Twitch to YouTube. At what point, yeah, I can care. But if it consumes my life, look at the spiral. I'm about to get down.

Because you can't control people just making shit up about you. Yeah, that's something that you just can't feed into. That type of. And when you into it, you end up call back to Germain Dupree. You say you don't understand the movie all the shit. Now you start the conversation again. Yeah. Yeah. Then I have to respond to everyone saying lies about me. So what you're saying is that if you get any

backlash, you shouldn't respond in the comment section or else it's just going to get worse. No, I mean, I think there's everything's not black and white in that regard. I think there's a great area where some things you can clear up real quick, but some things you just got to let go. And you've got to realize the people that are saying it. You have to realize what the rumor

is, being uncomfortable knowing everyone around you that really knows you knows that's a fucking lie. I think I've again, that takes time to get to. I've not, I've not been this becomeed person if that's even a phrase, but. Yeah, but you've kind of dealt with it for the last. Yeah. So in the beginning, that shit was, that shit was ass. I was ready to go fight everybody. Yeah. Year one, I'll assume. You have both were probably like, what the fuck is going on? No, year one, it was, it was not as crazy. It was just funny. Because it was it was, it was,

It wasn't like a lot of it. It was just like funny shit. And it was like, ha, that's that person this week. Then when it got to just every single day, I was just like, why would I? I'm not going to care here. There's no, there's no fighting this. The only way to fight it is to get involved in it and then you're going to be fighting it. So why not just ignore it? I just, I don't give a fuck. I'm just, I'm just, I don't know, bro. I'm, I guess I'm the weirdo now. I just, a shit that just doesn't, it just doesn't bother me. But you also have to, I don't give a fuck. I'm also self-aware in the regard that. I'm also self-aware in the regard that. I'm, I'm just, I'm just self-aware in the regard that. I'm, I'm just, I'm just I'm just if that doesn't exist, I don't know if we exist. That's true. So it's a part of this. That's why I don't attack it. Yinyang. But I also don't encourage it. But I understand that that's part of what this is.

So I'm not mad at the people that do it. It's what this is. So yeah, keep doing it. And fuck you. That too. That as well. Yeah. I think we should add a rapid-fired question segment to each episode.

Even if it's one quick question that one person comes up and asks everyone in the room. I think that's a cool. And with this, I'll throw one at you, Paul, and you throw one at me. Hey, well, I haven't thought you at all. This is what's called Rapid Fire. I know, but I want to think about the question that I come to the episode. No, man, you just got to just boom. No, the answer's rapid fire.

All right. Asher. Asher is the Roy. He's wrong. He ain't ready, man. I'm sitting here ready. He ain't ready. Now you fucked it up.

He ain't ready. Thanks, Rory. It's all right. The word. Ask the fucking question. No, no. We'll incorporate. No, we'll incorporate it.

We'll incorporate it. We'll incorporate it. We'll incorporate rapid fire. I hate when women say, I was going to ask you something. Oh, my God. I'm not going to ask you that. Exiety levels going to the roof. Oh, my God.

Yeah, I was going to ask you something, but never mind. We lost another beloved figure and movie and film and TV. Paul Sorvino from the Goodfellas. Pauli Cicero for probably his biggest role. Yeah. Veteran actor who played my boss, Pauli Cicero and Goodfellas, has passed away. He was 83 years old. Law and Order.

you know he's he's been a lot and uh i will say i watched the interview about the making of goodfellas years and years and years ago and wasn't he the dad and money talks when he was like you're uh yes yes he's been in a lot of stuff yeah um he's like a real despian and i mean that in as a compliment yeah when he did his interview he's like one of the most proper people i've ever met yeah very out of particular, well-spoken. Looking at the Pauly Cicero character of what he got into, the fact that he was able to completely change to that

and be so fucking believable is incredible. Like he's not, you know, a lot of the dudes that play like mob shit, then they kind of talk that way already. It's not so much acting as it is, you know, let me just become this different character. He completely switched into that.

He's a thespian. Like, that's somebody that love the acting arts. For sure. So, uh, rest of it. piece. What a legacy. I hate that we keep losing so many people from my favorite movie. That's part of getting older, man. I was going to say at least I am happy. I know Ray Leota wasn't that old, but, you know, I am happy that they have been around for a while. So, I do want to table something for next episode. I want to have a static selected conversation.

I don't even want to. I don't, uh, static is, that's the homie. That's my family. Okay. All right. I don't think he's added. I just didn't know where you were going with it. I just don't think he's added in the conversations that we have about producers at all. I listen to Joey Badass album and we can save that for next episode. But I mainly want to talk about Static when I want to talk about Joey Badass.

I don't think Static has mentioned the way he should be mentioned. Let's do it. Sort of the trailer for the new Black Panther movie. Super dope trailer. What kind of forever? you know, very emotional, but definitely looking forward to seeing the film and seeing what they do with it and seeing where they take the story. But my boy asks me, who do I think, because they show an image of the Black Panther, but you obviously don't know who's playing the Black Panther. So he asked me, who do I think is going to be the next Black Panther?

And I went with the obvious answer. I said his sister that was in it. I think they go that route, women empowerment, you know, tie that, tie that in. I think Nikiya might be pregnant. Yeah. So somebody had a child. So it's, you know, it was emotional, though, man. It was definitely emotional.

But it looks like it's going to be another great movie. And I think it's November, which is probably going to, they're going to do with Thanksgiving. Yeah. 11, 11, 22. Oh, there you go. Oh, so that's, I like that. Yeah. Summer's over.

Yeah. That's really soon. All right. Well, great. All right. So, plans for the rest of the week, man. I will be here waiting for you guys to come here to pod on Thursday. I'm supposed to go to a premiere tomorrow for the New York City Point Guards,

Point God's documentary about all of the New York City Point Guard legends. I can't do that. Speaking of trailers, that trailer was great. Yeah, I can't wait to watch that, Doc. Showtime, right? Yeah, showtime. Shout out the boardroom. Rich Katie, Rich Climbing.

We're putting that together. So I'm supposed to go to that tomorrow night. What are they doing? Somewhere in the city. I'm not even sure. Okay. I'm not even sure. I've got to look at the thing.

So I was supposed to go to that. And yeah, that's about it. So far this week. Cool. I like it. All right. So we'll be back. You're going to bring something on your arm?

Nah. For the photos? Not to the point God's documentary. Now, we're not doing that. She don't know none of these dudes. Who is this? Yeah. You don't understand.

One summer, like, you know, he bought the whole block ice cream and then getting wind. drop 50 at the record. Like, it's just not that enticing. They don't. So they're like sham god? Yeah, they're not.

Can't take no women to that. But yeah, just chilling the rest of the week. So yeah, man, we'll talk to you on a couple of days. Be safe. Have fun. There's something I think, an album coming this week. What's this week in the 28? Beyonce.

Beyonce comes on Friday. Duh. Well, we'll be back and talk to the people before then. So I've seen rumors. Lucky Day, Tens, Drake. I feel like there was a fourth. That was a feature for the first one. Really?

Uh, Ferell. Ferell was the last one. Okay. As far as features. And then someone else put out a list of all the producers that they quote, invited to the camp to, to,

yeah, try to submit some records. Who knows what hit and what didn't. Damn, where you weren't ever did? Well, Kipi. Hit Boy had a weird response to that.

If someone could pull that up. He didn't, he, no, he was on the list and he retweeted it like, I feel like he had a weird emoji or something like, it just felt weird. Oh. It didn't feel like, yo, shout out to me.

As long as he didn't say nothing crazy. No, he didn't say anything crazy. No, it'll be on. No, time about. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on. I could be looking into it too much. No, hold on.

He could have been like, yo, this is great. I'm on the album, but his reaction just to me felt odd. Wait. It was like one of the scrunched up face emojis and shit. Like, because at first I thought he was saying he wasn't invited. Then I looked at the list. I was like, oh, hip boys name is there. Maybe it was a face like, damn.

This list is crazy. Well, maybe it was like a stink face. Yeah. Or like an emoji. for him. I guess. The moment to pull it up.

Because no, because he also tweeted out a thick click and I don't know. Hey, you. Yeah. Yeah,

I mean, probably like, there's a lot of heavy producers on this project. Yeah. I do think with this Beyonce, my prediction is that it won't be

as stereotypical dancey as one the single was or what Drake's was as far as like house dance. Well, this is act one, right?

Yeah. I think the, you won't break my soul is going to catfish the album. So would if Beonon say does something like this what if act one is like the vibe before you get to the to the club or get you know night out act two is during the night out and then act three is

like on the ride home from the night out well you I feel like I would like that school um that might but it's been I mean it's already labeled as dance album for the first one yeah but I guess you do you can pregame and dance it got to be a little I just feel like that would be at the spot but the rumor was it was dance for the first one R&B for the second country for the third. That was just what was on the internet. We don't know any of that is true. Okay.

Twice he tweeted out thick click. Click. Click. Okay. Yes. Not clit, guys. And did he produce click? I think he did.

Hey. Hey, see, look at that. Yo. Think it, what is this? Thinking that somebody said, I don't know if he produced, by the way. Thinking that somebody said thick clit is hilarious though.

Yeah. You've seen a thick clip before, though. Okay. Listen, we're going to close it, but I'm going to just say this. Mall. I saw a... Mall. I know a chick.

Would you rather see the thick click or the thick clit? As long as the thick click is not there to harm me. It was produced by head. I welcome, though. But, yeah. I'd rather see a thick click. Oh. Then I could...

Listen, man, y'all have a great... You'll buy some thick clits. No, listen, y'all have a great week, man. Y'all be safe. Have fun. If Kevin Durant goes to the Celtics, I'm going to come on this spot. No, you're not. No, you're not.

No, you're going to go to Premier first. Yeah. You're like, yo, what's good, bro? I'm going to just cold on that. If Kevin DeRead goes to the Celtics, I'm going to say some things that is going to get me canceled out of this culture forever. Nah, this is a sick photo, speaking of basketball. That's not real.

All right, man, listen, you have a great week. We'll be back soon. Be safe. Have fun. Love each other. I'm that nigga. He's just ginger. Peace.

A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep. That's me. Clifford Taylor. You might have seen the skits, my basketball and college football journey, or my career in sports media.

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