New Rory & MAL - Episode 95 | Azealia Banks Confesses to Mal

Episode Date: August 23, 2022

Happy Tuesday! On this episode, Rory & Mal catch up on their equally wild weekends, and the team celebrates Mal's engagement (with a call from his fiancé) while simultaneously mourning Rory's. Diddy also inspires them to have the "Who Killed R&B" conversation, and the guys have a discussion on Meek's career trajectory. The guys also discuss what they would do on their last day on earth, having racist family members, 50 Cent's latest interview and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I mean, I see your phone. Yeah, put your phone in your pocket, put the paraphernalia on the thing. Can you still see that? No, right? I can't see like your bud. Okay. If you have butt out, I can't see it. No, it's nothing.

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Keep that whole intro, too. Yeah, let's keep that whole thing going. How you feeling, man? A little uncomfortable because Edin's wearing an OVO shirt, and I just, I don't know why. I don't know why that's always weird to me. Do I sound like a hater? That's not, you know why he's wearing an OVO shirt. God did.

How did you get that shirt? God made you wear that shirt today. That's a great way of looking at it, Edd. I feel like, and I don't know, maybe it's my age difference, because I did wear Rockaware and Sean John and all that. Just OVO I feel like only women

should wear OVO clothing. No Dreamville? No, I have never worn a Dreamville shirt. I just feel like that era is kind of over. Of wearing rappers clothing?

Merch is cool, but I mean like just the label branded shit. I think the Rock Nation hat was the last time that that was ever a thing. The planes hat.

Yeah. Because now yeah, now I just feel like Well, one, anytime a girl has an OVO shirt on, I do judge a bit. And I don't think she purchased it. She definitely didn't purchase it. You know, that was a, you know, to spend the nice shirt when you see it. This was a gift, so.

That's a spending a nice shirt. I had a woman come to my house with the OVO Jordan collab bag that I don't think they sold. Like, I think you actually had to, Drake physically had to hand it to you. Yeah. It's always funny. you notice things like that like when you see women in like oversized like UCLA t-shirts and shit like that it's like is it is it corny that i kind of like felt away yeah it's okay listen i didn't feel a way in in the regard of of of of Eskimo brothering no but just like

i'm sure you have another bag and i'm sure you could have a different overnight bag you have another shirt you didn't have to wear that you know that's a conversation piece like you women know when they're wearing a conversation piece like they know you don't like michael jor Yeah, at all, at all. But yeah, I see y'all was out this weekend. Y'all was out shaking ass. Rory was out. Shaking ass.

Being a therapist. What I? You looked like he was in your therapist, bad. Well, you was walking around telling people, hey, God loves you. I mean, God did. Yeah, no, he definitely did love this weekend for sure. No, I was getting to it I felt like at the party. I wasn't in my therapy back.

Getting to it. Yeah. Bro, you got a two-step? I'm going to catch you doing a two-step one day. I was shaking my rump a little bit. Yeah. First of all. Listen, see, this is, we got to get this.

I'm learning with Roar. You got to, I know where he's headed now. You got to slow down with him. Don't ever tell me you were shaking your rump and then look at me. What? No, we're just not doing that. Don't shake. First of all, don't shake your rump.

Okay, what happens if we go out and I jirate my hips a little bit, but I'm leaving with you next to me? I'm leaving. I'm leaving. When you look around, I'm like, yo, I don't know. Mall was just standing right here. Just know that I'm on my way home. Julian had no problem with it. Julian looks like he was out gyrating as well.

Yeah. Did you go out? Did you go out to? No. So just, oh, this one right here. This one. Let me just let you all know. Damaris is on a very short leash right now.

Like her leash? Yo, what did I do? You know how you give the dogs the retractable leashes? She used to have the retractable leash. Yeah. She now has the very short leash where she can only walk maybe three feet ahead of you. That's crazy. Listen.

You got to watch Demaris when she goes out. It's just like you just know some shit. I don't want to hear it. Something definitely came across her. the moment we walked into the venue. Because we grabbed a drink before, which was calm, three of us was chilling. I was like, oh, this is a cool going out crew.

Like, everyone's calm and, you know, we'll know to mind our business and when to leave. Something just came over, DeMaris's aura, I felt like. We went through, like, the side entrance, too, so she was kind of feeling herself looking at all the broke people. Oh, yeah. She was like, oh, look at the pores. You know, any time DeMaris realized she has access to something now, she'd go crazy.

Like, I'll walk through the kitchen now. I don't walk through the front. Oh, is that a line? Yeah. I didn't think that D'Maris wasn't going to shoot her shot a little bit because she was saying she was trying to find a man. I said, oh, this is going to be a bunch of people I went to college with that all work at J.P. Morgan now.

It's a good place to find a man. So what was this party? It was my cap of friends through a party. Through the sign-up and everything. Yeah, it felt very dancing gang in there. Okay, so it was a Kappa. This was a Kappa event. But I thought that was perfect for DeMaris because, again, they're adults.

These are all people. It's like a 30 plus party. Yeah. Not for the young kids. Which means they enjoy themselves. They like to go out, but they also have job and responsibility, which is what I think Demaris needs. Quiet as a mouse.

So many handsome men around us. Quiet as a mouse. Okay. Let's kill this. Okay. First of all, when me and Rory originally discussed going to this event, I thought that this was going to be like a mixer, right? I thought that you would be able to hear yourself talk.

I was not aware that it was the type of party that it was. until I got there. I do not, I'm not going to walk up to men in a very loud party and attempt to that's not me. I'm not that girl. Now women, I got a bunch of women like my Instagram and phone full of women. Women were everywhere and they were in there. I couldn't even pay attention to men. It was so many beautiful women in there. But man, I'm not walking up to no man and no loud party while he gyrate in the last loss and trying to get his number. I'm good. Lost, loss. No. It wasn't that type of vibe at all. The joints were in there though. They were in there. I couldn't even focus like, what?

And there was a few ghosts of pussy pass in there as well, which can always get a little weird. There was a few skeletons. No, no, they was alive and well. They're not skeletons. So a few zombies running around. It's always fun when you go to a party and you haven't been out in a while and you see a bunch of women that you used to date. But it was a specific crowd I haven't seen in a long time. Only if you're doing better in life.

Like if you're doing better in life, then when you last saw them, it's always great. But if you fucked up, you try to avoid them. You don't want to see those women. I did kind of have my Mike Jones moment. while I was in there speaking of that, there was a joint that when I was in college, like post college that I used to shoot my shot at and was like, you know, I liked her.

But nothing ever happened. You know, she did her thing. She was on me at the party. I'm like, oh, wait, now you like me? Yeah. You got money. Fucking 12 years later, bitch. Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, that's what she's supposed to like you. Well, I don't like her now. Well, yeah, no. And that's when you're not supposed to like her. But it's always good. when you noticed that women that you liked years ago wasn't really giving you no rhythm and then now you see them and it's like

oh now you got a conversation for me now you got you know what I mean energy for me well that actually made me more upset at myself because why was I so in love with a hoe but you've been you want to recognize you love a good home though she didn't she didn't like me until I succeeded

she loves her own survival skills yeah she's yeah we can't we can't be mad at women for not day Brokees like, you know what I mean? Oh no, I'm never, I'm never team that. I think women should go after men with money. Absolutely. And I said that when I didn't have any.

Listen, I get it. I just think that as men now, we need to start going after women with money. Yeah. That's right. Yeah. Like, you got to bring something to the table too. You have to be doing well in your life. No more broke bitches.

Yeah, no more broke bitches. We don't, we not. They got great pussy. Oh, man, the greatest sex. Love a bum bitch. Yeah, bum pussy. Oh, bum pussy is great. Some of the best times of my life.

We're bum bitch. Yeah, yeah. It looked amazing. They were just bums. Absolutely. Just absolute bums. They were dependents. They were children at the end of the day. You ordered to take crazy.

Like, oh, this is where you live? Yeah. Like, wow. Pussy fire. Yeah. Like, I should have been had sex with you. I was aiming low. This is how you sleep?

You got to go low. Wait. You were going to make me work for it? No, you need to go to work. Oh, man. I had a good time when y'all went out. I went out as well Saturday. Okay.

I linked up with Julius. He had a. He had hit me. I haven't seen Julius in a while, probably since before the season ended. And he hit me. It was like, yo, what's up, man? When to step out. Yeah, Julius Randall. So he's like, yo, what's up, man? Let's step out tonight. And I was like, ha. I was like, all right, man. Only because you want to step out. I haven't seen you. Cool. So we went to Little Sister.

I know when a man is fighting with his life. You're a fucking wharf. You went to Little Sister. Just when I thought we were thoughts for being at Stage 48. You went to Little Sister. For those that don't know and don't. Of course Choice was on. Saturday Little Sister. Shout to Choice. I don't know who was DJing. I'm sure it was true.

I literally walked in. Say what's up to Julius and his wife. We sat there. We talked. We kicked it for about an hour and I left. What is Little Sister? All right. For those that don't live in the New York area,

Little Sister, everyone knows, I guess, One Oak would be something universal. You can't know New York and not know One Oak. And there's one oaks in other places. Little Sister is kind of one oakish in the way that it's very clubby,

very industry, very IG thought. very much take pictures in front of the sign and tag it type of place. Did you guys go to Say Les for dinner first and then went to Little Sister? No, God, no. I wasn't outside like that. No, no.

But it's funny like going out, man, I was talking to Julius about it when we was there and I was just looking around. Clubing is like going out to the club is a very weird thing when you really think about it. Like I'm going to a place. I'm going to be around a bunch of. of strangers that I don't know from different walks of life, different areas, different parts of the city, different parts of the country,

the world, whatever. And we're going to stand in this room. We're going to all get drunk and some people are going to be on drugs. Too loud to even communicate with each other. Like, it's just like, bro, this is the, like, being in the club, there's no way you can enjoy yourself being in the club and being sober.

Oh, uh. Like, you have to smoke, weed, you have to drink. You have to do something. I could never be sober. Like, you can't be completely sober and enjoy yourself. It's too much, it's too much the frequency is just too much shit going on it's way too much shit going on you need to be a little like faded you have to be in another another part of your fucking brain and just kind of like because it's a terrible concept it's the it's the worst concept oh you're leaving out that uh I'm gonna go buy a bottle that costs $40 outside of this place I'm gonna pay $800 I'm gonna pay $800 for yeah it's just the craziest experience but the music was great um the people seem to be having a good time the ceiling's low in there was how did how did julius navigate? No it's low ceilings. No couch standing for him.

Yeah, it is lower than the normal, but he was fine. But it was cool to see him and kick it and catch up. And we talked about the upcoming season, the Knicks and the moves that they made. And he told me, he said, bro, for some reason, I know it sounds crazy, but I think this shit is going to work this season. He just said the chemistry with the teammates, the new players, the new management front office. He was like, bro. J.R. Smith said the same thing to me in Greenhouse. Like 10, 15 years ago.

But I understand. I understand why he said it, though. He said it in Little Sister. But it's a reason why he said it. Just the type of players that they have now, there's not really much of an ego with this team. I like last year's team. Last year's team was good.

They underachieved, obviously, but they were a good team. But yeah, man, it was just good catching up with him, and hopefully the Knicks make the fucking playoffs this year because New York needs it. And I feel like we don't hear much about Obie at all. Like he was one of those where I was like, oh, yeah, we're going to see him out every night. Every bitch I know is going to call him by his first name.

Because he's from here. Yeah. So I just assumed that was that. The fact that I hear nothing about him gives me confidence that he's focused on basketball. Yeah, he's focused. Obviously, his dad is still very close to him in his life. But he seems like he has his head on right. Yeah.

He doesn't seem like he's distracted. He doesn't seem like he's out there trying to, like, you know, be in the news people. papers for dumb shit. He seems like he's focused. So, yeah. Listen, I don't want to talk about my weekend because life-changing things happened over this weekend. And I don't want to dampen that light with my Atlantic City bullshit, man.

And there's a reason that I have pink flowers right here. Oh, you do have pink flowers. And two joints. Pre-rolled. And a bottle of my wet. Oh, well, hold on. What'd you do? It's not something I did. He stole it from the Bachelor Party this weekend. We got to celebrate my brother, man.

My brother Mall got engaged over the weekend. Oh, wait, what? And I want to surprise you with this bottle on my wet. I let you do the honors. I know it's a really big, it's a really big thing in your life. Wait, who do you get engaged to? Yeah, who did I get engaged over the weekend? I mean, I don't want to put your personal business out there, but she announced it.

She did it the engagement reveal. And because you guys are two big public figures and my favorite power couple in the industry. And that power is trash Don't call her that That's a low battery percentage A reflection of you I think she's the light of the world Which I believe you would think that as well

If you got engaged to her Azealia Banks announced over the weekend That Maul had proposed to her She said yes I thought the gifts that you got her For the engagement were a little weird But I know couples have their things I thought the bleach cream was a little much

But I don't know what you guys are into It's not my business Oh, it seems like it's your business You're talking about it I mean, you've both been engaged before So I follow the shade room So it's all our business Once it's the shade room

It's everybody's business now So why were you guys secretly dating For one The past year She said you guys were secretly dating For the past year So that's since we got the deal Is that when she came along

Or was it in love? You know, they tried to jump on you After you sign that contract, baby D You know your phone started blowing up They saw how much they adore you and think you're a great guy. You're so charming. And it's really just the contract that you just inked.

That's all. So what was it about her that really did it for you? Me and Azilia are friends. I don't know. Listen, as someone, I think that's how all couples should start. Like, if you're not friends first, I don't think it's not going to work. So I'm so glad that you guys went about that route. So you weren't friends.

My bad. I'm like, yeah, so what you're engaged. We're here to talk about a mall Azilia's engagement. Why is squash? Let's ask the deeper question. Why did Azilia choose to just fucking throw my mentions

and my text messages into the fucking pits of fucking hell by tweeting that? Because you're neat. Because that's all that happened. I didn't know what the fuck was going on. Well, some people feel that if you don't show off your partner to the world,

it's like you're hiding them. So I think she was just excited about the news. And like any woman, couldn't wait to share with the world and her fans. Don't tell me she couldn't wait. She could wait. You could always wait. Where did you get the squash?

Listen, I don't know. I love Azealia. She's great. I just don't know why she chose to put me in that tweet or those series of tweets. I don't know. Me and Azilia are not dating. What she put in there? I didn't have her in the mall closet.

She said she got out because she's coming out of the mall closet. I was like, I don't, I didn't have you in a closet. He's going to be hiding in the closet? Dark closet. This is what Azealia said. I don't know. Wait, did any other women come out as well? No, thank God.

I didn't even know I had a closet. I mean, I'm sure you have a closet. But yeah, she just felt like, I guess. And the crazy shit is. Like, I hit her like with the LOL. Like, yo, like you're crazy. She didn't respond to that at all. Yeah.

But then text me today like something about one of her upcoming shows. I'm like, so you just totally ignored the fact that you just do my name. I hear some crazy shit that's all in the blogs this week. I hit you about it laughing ignored that but now you hit me told my y'all I got a show in September

summer stage whatever whatever Did you tell her the most important thing in marriage is communication Yes that is the most important part of

Your wife more I mean she shouldn't have outed me like that she outed me how didn't she doesn't know if I wanted people to know that like get down

on one knee at the show yeah do the reengagement I probably I probably will bring her some squash on stage I might bring her good Squash.

Julian's an asshole. Yeah. Squash is good for brunch. I mean. Yeah. And it's good for the palette like when she's performing. Yeah.

Yeah, it helps. I just don't do it at brunch. That's all I'm saying. No, we've had an example of what not to do as brunches. Brunch is probably just not the place to do that. It's inappropriate in front of your friends. Yeah, it doesn't last.

Like, engagements at brunches don't seem to have a long shelf life. The shelf life is very short on getting proposed to at a brunch. And like, for some reason Beyonce is there. Like maybe wait. Yeah, wait. And do like another time. Yeah.

Yeah. And. What were you thinking? Like take me, take me into the mind of the guy that is. I got you, Mouette. I wanted to do a speech for your engagement. And now we're going to go off my failed one. We can still drink Mouette to your failed engagement.

Like, you know, let's cheers to the, we got a chance to the losses too. We only cheers to the wins. Let's cheers to the losses. Wins and losses. Like the teams that lose. The teams that lose the fucking the finals, they should still have champagne in their locker room. Yeah, you had a great season.

You didn't finish. Rory did that, so hopefully Maul won't have to go through that. No, Maul would never go through that. Let me assure you what Maul will never do. Mall will never propose at the Rock Nation brunch. It would never happen. I didn't propose at the Rock Nation brunch. You did.

It wasn't there. You were on Rock Nation brunch property. No, I wasn't. Yes, you were. The Pundoo? Yeah. You walked in the South. same interest as everybody else.

And then it walked to the side of the property and said, hey, this will be good. That's how I did it. Hey, hey, you know, the sunsets over here. We've known each other for a little bit. We might as well go ahead and lock this in for life. Why don't we make this fucking honest? Make an honest woman out of you today and go over there and get me some pineapple and

French toast. I will continue to let these stereotypes or whatever narrative is ran about my engagement because I think it's funny. Knowing it wasn't that. It is funny, though. There's the hand on the head. But yes. No, I'm sorry to let you guys down.

Azilia and I are not dating. I did not propose to Azilia. Did you beat? No, I did not beat. Oh, at least my engagement lasted. Did she beat? Yours was 24 hours. No, she didn't beat.

And all the last 24 hours he proposed the fucking Azalea. That's hilarious. Squash. See, this is why you can't say. Because now, no matter what I say, you guys like, yeah, aye. Yeah, it's true. No, no. Azalea is just.

How often you text? We don't text often. How often do you text? once twice every four months? Oh yeah, they marry. Be like once a quarter then. I never be. We all have the,

you know, the quarterly girl? Once a quarter girl? I don't, that's a separate conversation. We all have the once a quarter girl. I don't even want to be on my platform line. No, Azealia and I did not ever, ever have sex.

That is my home girl, my people, that's it. I mean, I respect. I do think private relationships are better, and I'm glad that you're taking a stand and getting on camera, be like, yeah, we never did none of that, we not together. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just to, you know how it goes.

I respect that more. But we still want, I still want to cheers to your effort. Yeah. We joke. All right, hold on, hold on. Can we cut the shit for a second, though? I know we joking around all that. What was your phone like?

Crazy. Crazy. And where did that come from? I have no. I'm getting in my interview back at this point. No. What the fuck? I text Tamara.

She showed that to me that night and I kind of like laughed and didn't think about. The next morning. I was like, what the fuck is going on? Bro, listen, when I tell you, like, literally, I got a call and my homeboy was like, yo, you and, like, yo, you saw what Azealia posted? And I was like, first thing I'm thinking, I'm like, what the fuck did Azealia do now?

She posted some crazy shit. You know, it's Azealia, somebody calling you asking about what she posted. I'm like, oh, my God. He's like, yo, nah, she's saying. Oh, this is my cup of love. Oh, this is my cup of love. Thank you, love. She's saying that.

It's the first one. She came out of the mall closet, then y'all are together and that you proposed to her with watermelon i was like well that's racist first of all and a squash and i was like i don't know why zilia chose me what's the significance of the squash well she knows i'm vegan okay and watermelons are vegan though yeah so she tried to add that in it to be funny and um she's been vegan off and on for a few months so i don't know she just i don't know Azealia was just, I guess she felt like just fucking with me and my mentions that. I mean, I like that you took the superficialness out of it, whereas, like, society makes you think you have to buy this really expensive ring to prove that you love someone.

Yeah. But you're saying because you're both vegan and it's something that brought you guys together. Yeah. You know, it's nice that you went there. Well, vegan didn't bring a few. Did you hit her first or did she hit you? What do you mean? If Azealia Banks posted that on Instagram, you didn't hear what I said.

I would immediately call her. I text her. She did not respond. She texted me today about something that had nothing to do with what she posted over the weekend. Like she didn't even acknowledge it in the text. I was like, okay, I guess we're at. She's probably busy celebrating. Yeah, she probably was out busy cutting up watermelon.

I don't know. We're chickens. But yeah, no. To just put it out there, DeZilia was joking. It was, she just felt like. Did you in front of the Apollo? Because like both. Oh, my God.

Yeah, like the Harlem connection. No. For her Jimmy Jazz. Proposing in front of the Apollo is. And no sure people have gotten engaged in front of Apollo. But how many marriages do you think have lasted when they got, because you proposed. The same amount that lasted at the Rock Nation brunch. No, they proposed in front of Apollo.

I feel like that's some real strong like crackhead love. I feel like it's going to last. Crackhead love. So if you get on one knee at the Rock Nation brunch with Gucci slides. That's a doo-sale. With Gucci slippers with fur on them. Those were not Gucci. Oh, excuse me.

Those were Salvatore Farragama. I don't know. And they were mules. They were much cheaper than every brand that you guys just said. First of all, my man, aunt told me that that was in and that I didn't look crazy. I felt I looked crazy. Was Ant the same guy that was styling? No, Ant saved his life as far as. That was when he actually started wearing things that looked okay. No, he didn't. It's all the other stuff. Once Ant moved to L.A. is when

he went back on the path. Oh, but yeah, don't ever wear those again. Oh, no, they're thrown out. I think it was the shoes. You threw the whole outfit out? I think it was the shoes. You should buy another pair and throw those out, too. I did feel weird afterwards, not because of the engagement ending, that none of my friends said anything to me about those slides. No, I remember you really like talking like those were the shit. No, I didn't think that. I was gasped that they were the shit and I believed it because I'm not. You fell for it?

Fam, I fell for a purple suit. I don't like the color purple at all. I like the movie. Oh, so he styled the whole thing. Yes, because I had set it up, whereas we were going to the brunch, and aunt, who was our close mutual friend, was going to style both of us for the brunch. Like, I was trying to set it up so the proposal would be beautiful

and we would be dressed up, nails done, you would be looking your best. I used the brunch as the way to get to the proposal to be dressed the way we were dressed. I just, I went with aunt style. Not my style. And it would look great in that shirt and that suit and those slides. Me on the other hand, no. Well, listen, I just want to say cheers to you and your bravery for wearing that outfit, wearing those shoes.

I think I could get that suit off with a different shirt. It was just a lot of colors. I think that you did a great job. I think that you did a manly thing and tried to make an honest woman out of your lady at the time. So I want to salute you on that. But I also want to drink to the fact that Azealia and I are not engaged or not a couple. So both of our engagements didn't work out. Cheers to our engagement is not working.

And my engagement never being real. Cheers. Yeah, they're bad. Those are bad shoes. Yeah. I actually really like the shoes. They're just not your style. Well, that was for like three months.

Those type of slides because Gucci did them. Those aren't Gucci But Gucci made those Or bit off whoever The ones I have on Yeah those are terrible And everyone That was a thing for like a month

And thank God it was one of those trends That only lasted a month Who wore those? Rory No, it was a thing And who else? They were definitely a thing Who wore them?

There's still a thing Who wears them? Rory. Are they still a thing? You know those are the fuck boy Airmaxes The fuck boy Airmaxes? Yeah, those are the Cap-Bankxes

Are the fuck boy A-Maxes Those are the fuck-boy A-Maxes. Those are the fuck-boy Airmaxes. You can't be an honest guy wearing slippers like that with fur. Those are very much like casual Chelsea boots. Yuck.

Yuck. Yeah. Yeah. One knee and those had to be horrible. It was. And he put the toe in the grass so he wouldn't crease the front of the the slipper. Yeah, he used to wear uptown.

I know how to crease the toe. Oh, man. Yeah, no, but me and Azelia are just friends. She just felt like running something on her story and being funny. and, you know, it is what it is. That's my people's, though, just friends. Can we call her right now, please?

No. Hell no. Please. God, no. All, please. Can we please call her? I would like to hear her reaction of the good news to share it to the world. All right, let me call it now.

And again, y'all are one of my favorite couples. I love just watching y'all interact and, like, it's just the chemistry is unmatched. Demaris, what's their couple name? Mozilla. Hello. I like the size of your banana. my monkey. Is that y'all, is that your song?

Hello, Azealia. This is Mall from the New Rory Mall podcast. AKA your fiance. So yeah. Congrats, Azealia. Love you. So we're sitting here talking about your... What he said,

congrats on the announcement of our engagement or proposal. Right. I have to come out the mall closet. Yes. What's the mall closet exactly? You know, you know, that little like space under the nigginsiddy. What?

The titty gooch. I had to get from under the foreskin. I've been living under Moors. So you circumcised mall is what you're saying. So you've been living under. I just would like to know why you decided to just like post that and then like not even answer my fucking message when I hit you about it. But you didn't even really say anything about it.

And what you're trying to say? We're breaking up now? See, that's not Azealia. See, you just go keep feeding. Public announcements to public breakups. It's rough. Oh, my God. Oh, my gosh.

First of all, I don't know what the fuck I was thinking. Like, I think I just saw it and got gasped, but this is like that 8,000 plus square foot house. Mm. And I'm kind of, I'm very overwhelmed by it. I'm not going to lie. Because when you have a house that big, that means you need to clean a house that big.

If you guys break up, does Maul get that in the divorce? Or how does the house work? How does the house work? Okay. Well, first of all, white man, look at you. Always trying to cast a shadow on black love. He is always trying to cast a show. I know I'm part of the problem, man.

I'm the systematic problem at the end of the day. Are we-sharing look the motherfucker? I agree. Are we thinking destination wedding? Are we going to do it uptown? Mind you uptown. Well, you guys are both uptown natives, so I wasn't sure if you were going to go back to the roots

or if maybe we wanted to do a destination. I just, as the best man, I want to plan everything. You know we have a voodoo wedding, and you know you drink is some chicken blood. And you know you eat it as a cat soup. Doing the best man toast with chicken blood is fucking hilarious. Yo, we got to come. You're going to have to hold the chicken.

I'm with it. I'm not vegan like y'all. Yo, A, B, we got to come down there. We got to shoot with you, man. We got to shoot an episode with you. We have to. It's a must. Yeah, no.

My house is nice. Yeah, no. So we're going to... My house is, like, nice, nice. All right, so we're going to set it up. I'm going to call you and we're going to set a date, and we're going to fly down there and come shoot with you. All right, cool.

I'll make some, like, cauliflower sticks with some shit. I bet. I'm going to call you when I get out of here. All right. All right, later. Power couple Man I love it

Love A B Shout out to A B man She just decided to just Give me a fucking Anxiety attack this week Because I didn't know what the fuck was going On my phone started ringing like that But

All in love That's my friend My homies It's nothing like that Did you have any women And I know you're Single and don't talk to anyone Or whatever you want to tell the pod

Did any women hit your phone That you may be dealing with No And we're angry No I think everybody What fuck is going on? No, I think everybody knew that that was just a joke.

I think people that know Azealia and follow her or know her history knows that she just says off the wall shit sometimes. And no. I had women text my phone the next day of my engagement that I hadn't spoken to in seven years. And they were like, wow, are you serious? Well, that's because they wanted to. And I haven't talked to you in years. Well, that's because they wanted to go to the brunch with you. It wasn't about getting engaged.

They wanted to go to the brunch. They wouldn't go to regular brunch with me. They don't want to go to regular brunch. Are you kidding me? Well, if you're not going to regular brunch with me, you're not going to Beyonce brunch with me. Exactly. I went out on Saturday as well.

Friday, Friday was when to Marrison. You went back to, Edin, can you, this is where you drop back to back. I had a drink center. Here's the thing. I'm clowning you for going to Little Sister. Where did you go? I went to Atlantic City.

Oh, my God. You nasty, nasty man. And I got in the pool. Are you okay? No, he was a white boy this weekend. He was a real white boy. So my God brother's bachelor party was in Atlantic City. Of course.

Y'all are the nastiest group of men ever. Who still has their bachelor party in Atlantic City? Where is my God brother is half Irish, half Italian from North Jersey. Where else would he celebrate his bachelor party? Yeah, sounds like, sounds like Nucky. Is this Nucky Thompson's, is this one of his grandchildren? Of course he was in Atlantic City. So I'll put it this way.

been an AC and I don't know maybe 10 years maybe less it looks exactly the same nothing has changed the whole world is changing but atlantic city really justification is not touching it look it still looks like 1996 wow yeah haven't been atlantic city the people are the exact same everything is the same so you smell down there for the day for the night okay well not really i got a hotel room and then i ended up just leaving at 3 a.m and driving back up yeah smart man yeah smart man so the bummies did you have fun how was the bachelor party um any lap dances no we ended up not doing well they might have done the strip club thing. I didn't, but gambling's not for me.

I'm going to stick to my vices, man. Not a gambling guy. You must have lost. I lost so much for money. Wait, you gambled this weekend and lost a lot of money? Yes. We took over a blackjack table and for... Oh, okay. Maybe for like the first 20 minutes, everyone was starting to do pretty well, and then we started feeling ourselves a little bit. Yep, that's how I go. Some cocktails started being passed around.

This guy isn't watched a casino often. And we were throwing money down. Keep them playing. they kept it. Absolutely. They had a great, the house had a great time. Oh, for sure.

Blast. Yeah. But no, it was cool to see them and it was, it's always fun to see and, you know, other white people are going to relate to this. You guys may not. Comes to time in a white,

woke person's liberal life like mine, where you have to hang out with the Republican side of your family. That's always a fun time. That's always a fun time. Every white person has people in their family that they can all, all of you guys can lie and say your families are all these perfect, amazing, woke people. We would have ended slavery if we were there in that time. Cool. I don't care.

You all have Republican family members that say really insane things to you and you just kind of have to sit there like, do I start this fight or do I just let it go? You have to. I think it's now, you know, it's pointless to argue politics with family and, you know, non-vax versus pro-vax. Like, all of that shit is like, it's pointless. So they're all really good people, and they're not the stereotypical of what you would say of Republicans that we've seen. But I did keep my mouth shut and I did quietly laugh at all the Republican jokes. There was one kid that was in the Bachelor Party that grew up with my godbrother. He is a liberal, and they did not let him forget that for the entire trip. Anytime he got, when he got up for dinner, they screamed, oh, the transgender bathroom's over there.

See, and that's the thing. People are going to be assholes, man. People are going to be asked, especially if it's family. Family, they're going to be assholes when they come to shit like that. But, you know, I quietly was like, ah, yeah, go Trump. Biden. They got to know you're a liberal. Oh, for sure.

Oh, I was like you've got a black coworker. And their sisters. What does that mean? You have a black coworker. What does that mean? What does that mean? Listen, we follow each other on Instagram, which isn't as bad as Facebook, because that's when people really argue. Oh, my God.

But their sister, who I love dearly, is married to a cop. And his IG pages is private. I don't follow him, but I can see his bio. And it does say Blue Lives Matter. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. What are those conversations in that house life? Listen, I stay far from it, but it was fun to just be with the whites.

Well, I'm glad you went down. and had a lost some money in Atlantic City over the weekend. But yeah, so Sunday was quiet, stayed home most of the day. Didn't really do much. I tried to catch up on some shows and some documentaries and shit like that. That was a big fail. Sundays are like the days where everybody wants to call you and talk. Am I the only one that feels like that?

Like I spend a lot of time talking on the phone on Sundays. It's like... Oh, you answer. Well, for certain people, yeah. Like, you know, when it's family and this like close friends. friends like you know what I mean I gotta answer but then you look up sometimes and like damn we was on this phone for two and a half hours just now like talking about everything but listen I just want to show you how white it was does anyone in this photo

look like they care for Kamala wow that's that's a white that's a white group oh no absolutely that's a white jersey group right there oh yeah we got to insert this edit edin we can't we can't put that picture and why not that's it first of all it's a great photo are you in it yes can I blur everybody else's face it's a great photo but you could definitely You can smell the blue lives matter in the picture. There's definitely some conservative things going on this photo. Absolutely. That definitely looks like an Atlanta City crew, though.

Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Those shirts, those colors. Yeah, this definitely looks like the group. Those colors don't run. Everyone in this photo is proud to be an American. Those colors don't fade at all, Rory. If there's one thing in this photo, it's that we support the fucking troops.

I'll tell you that much. Bring them home. Yeah. First round of shots went to the P-O-Ws. Oh, my God. Thank you. How many times did it, yo, bring them home that weekend. Bring them home.

Holy shit, man. We definitely pre-game to, we're not going to take it. Yo, white bachelor parties have to be the greatest thing in the world, bro. And you have to give, like, you have to give into it. I had to go all the way with it. No, you have to. Once you're in, you have to go. You can't be like trying to be too cool and I'm not doing this.

And you have to fist pump. You have to jump up and down. American beer only. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely. I have to have an American Pilsner. Pilsner.

Look, this is nasty. Puff is laid out like an old R&B album. Yeah, that's how Michael Jackson was laid out on the bad cover. He's laying in the piss. Puff is laying in the piss of Hollywood Boulevard to get his star in a white suit. I mean, what did you expect him to do? I don't know. In 2008.

You know, that's when Puff was really, really like, he's still party Puff. He's laid out like an R&B singer and has a nerve to ask who killed R&B. I think you laying on Hollywood Boulevard in a white suit, maybe killed it. And R&B is not killed. R&B is not dead. R&B is alive and well. I saw a lot of R&B artists chiming in online about Puff's statements in regards to R&B being dead. What were his exact tweets?

Because, of course, I saw the whole back and forth of Puff saying R&B. is dead. But did he just tweet that out? R&B is dead? He tweeted out who killed R&B. Nobody. It's still alive. You know what's really funny about that though? I love the dirty money album.

I think it's one of the more underrated albums. It's incredible. Ahead of his time. One could say that that type of sound killed R&B. I don't think R&B is dead. But one... It's not close. But one could suggest especially an R&B pure. that the Dirty Money album

would be the steps to kill R&B. Puff can't actually sing. It's a lot of auto tune. It's a lot of fucking electric sense that just sound computerized. One could say that Dirty Money did it. I don't like to say kill. And I think that album's a classic.

Yeah, no, that's a great album. I fucking love that album. I think that the sound of R&B has changed and progressed over the years. I think that it's the R&B that maybe we grew up on that Puff grew up on is today is a little different. The content is different.

The energy behind it is different. But R&B is not dead. You have great, over the last few years, some of the best albums of the year have been R&B albums. Yesterday, Givion sold out Radio City, two nights in a row singing traditional R&B. Yeah, R&B is not. So I'm not really quite sure where that came from.

And I think Puff is just trolling. Well, Puff is, we know Puff knows how to, he knows how to stay relevant. And he knows how to, you know, this is all built around, you know, the fact that he's out promoting his single right now. He's traveling the world. Which one could say is not an R&B record. It's not the conventional R&B. It could be dance, pop, and it's under R&B and soul.

Right. Yeah. So I don't, I'm sorry, Love. His name is Love. Yeah. So nobody, R&B isn't dead. And I thought that that was a little harsh to say that because, again, we have great R&B talent out here. Her and Jasmine Sullivan put out an amazing album a couple years ago.

Givion, Brent Fires. Lucky day. That's why I'm not even like really want to entertain this too much but I do want to see what Puff's angle is because I feel like Puff being who he is with this

love album whenever the fuck it does come out. Puff's not one of the old heads that just sticks with the old heads. He stays with the kids which is why he's been relevant his entire fucking career. Yeah. He's about to grab a bunch of young R&B artists for this album, I'm sure.

So to say R&B is dead and then go get the R&B artists that are currently out is a fucking insane rollout. Not only that, I think that the whole Who Killed R&B thing for Puff,

I think this is just a way to create the conversation until, you know, he's been doing a couple IG live streams with R&B artists. Yeah. I know he had Summer,

he had Tori Lanes, he had, Somebody else I saw him sit and talking with. So I think Puff is a genius. He knows what he's doing. He's just starting the conversation. He wants to wake up all the R&B artists and maybe get them for his album, like you said.

You know, get some features. But your R&B is far from dead. R&B is far from that. R&B is alive and thriving. Guys like Eric Bellinger, who's, you know, been waving the R&B flag for years. It's just so many dope R&B artists out here to ever make a statement like who killed R&B

or oppose a car. question of who killed R&B. The conventional sound of R&B as Puff grew up on it and I grew up on maybe a little different today, I agree with that, but it's not dead. And it was interesting. I saw the most thriving that I've seen it. Personally, I think R&B, I don't, I'm not talking about numbers monetarily, any of that. Me personally, I think R&B is the best current genre of music, right?

I agree with you. I think it's the furthest genre that's from dead. I agree with you. I could argue hip-hop is dead way before I could. say R&B was, which I don't think hip hop is. Can I play devil's advocate and say that maybe he meant numbers-wise? Like maybe he meant why isn't R&B running the culture the way that it used to? Summer Walker album did the numbers that Beyonce is.

Yes, Summer Walker's album. But R&B is not running the culture. Hip-hop runs the culture. Okay, well, I could say to you the highest-selling hip-hop derives from R&B melodies. Of course. Hip hop is fucking super melodic. And I saw... R&B is hip hop.

Yes. Oh, 100%. And I saw Brent tweet or say something in an interview of like, no one cares about genres anymore. Is it good or is it bad? Which I agree with them. No one really gives a fuck what the genre is.

And so much of hip hop is R&B. So especially nowadays, it's all melodic. And it's always been that way. Hip hop and R&B has always been one and the same. You have a rapper that has a hook. It grabs the R&B. star. It's an R&B hook now. The rhythm is R&B, but it's hip hop because the guy's rapping on some of the record. So, I mean, it's all the same. Outside of the big three, who would you say

would be Travis Little Baby Future? As far as hip hop artists. Yeah. All three of those entire flow is based off melodies and not rapping. The old melodic. It's R&B. Yeah, it's all R&B. You can't say R&B is dead and futures a lot. That's true. And doing what he's doing. I saw 50 Cent on the Breakfast Club and he said he has something interesting to say about Puff as far as his ear. Which time? Well, he has a lot of interesting things he says about Puff. But he said

Puff can't hear a hit. And he went further than, he was more so saying that he's still trying to hear hits from the late 90s, early 2000s, and today. So he was saying, you know, the whole situation with him and Drake stemmed from him having that beat, Drake taking it and doing what he did on it. But he was saying Puff couldn't hear the hit in the beat

without the lines on it without the verses. Whereas Drake heard it and automatically knew it was a hit because Drake is not listening with the same ears from the late 90s, early 2000s. He has a more current ear. Well, also, that's a weird comparison because Puff and Drake have different ears and different angles of how they even view music. Drake, Drake is a writer. So he can, he'd be able to hear certain things on even skeleton beats that another producer couldn't because they're not a writer.

Puff is very much a producer, but from an exec side and from an executive producer type of way. So he knows what to add to records. He knows what work, but won't work. But to just hear a beat, yeah, that's just an odd comparison. I don't really agree with 50 either. I don't. I just thought it was interesting when he said that. And then now Puff poses the question of who killed R&B.

And it was like, well, R&B isn't dead. And is it because you can't hear or you don't choose to hear the current R&B? Or you're not listening to the current R&B? You're not moved by it. You're not motivated by it. you're not inspired by the current R&B maybe, but R&B, as we know it today in 2022, is alive and well.

Well, when was the last time Puff made music? So I was like, to 50's point, I'm not quite sure. That hasn't really been Puff's focus as of late. When was the last time Puff was fully involved with a music project? It's been a while. I'm not even saying his solo shit directly, but just period. I know people, I know a lot of the rollout is to have Puff listen to your album and posting on IG,

but that doesn't mean he's fully involved. Maybe the Nip album? Wasn't he involved with that? Or maybe just towards the end? He's on the album, I believe. So to just say that Puff, when was the last time Puff tried to make music? So I don't really get what Fifth is trying to say.

Especially because so much of what Puff's second half of his career sounded nothing like the 90s. Yeah. I mean, again, you know, times changed, the music changes. Puff has had a lot to do with the sound changing the music. And I mean, maybe, you know, listen, he's accomplished more music than you are or I have accomplished. So maybe he feels like, yeah, maybe he feels like, yo, you know what, this R&B shit is dead, man. You know, let's get some new blood in here.

Let's get some new energy. I know his thing is let's change the frequency. You know, like maybe he just in dead in the way of. people aren't really having fun with it anymore. Yeah. Maybe, you know, he just feels like the artists aren't really, I don't know, moving the R&B culture anymore, which to me would be hard to argue that because, again, these R&B artists now are doing amazing, amazing things with their projects and live show, you

know, Givion selling out Radio City is crazy. So, yeah, I don't know. To me, R&B, nobody killed R&B. R&B changed for sure, but it's not dead. We always go through this. I don't see him getting the same flag Nas got when he said it when he said hip hop is dead

well Nas may have been right in hindsight yeah Nas may have saw something that we're now seeing like oh okay we get what you know what's funny when Nas did say that not to say there wasn't could hip hop at that time what was that 0607 maybe hip hop came out and when Nas said that

somewhere around it yeah hip hop was definitely in a very strange place at that time. Yeah, we were getting out of the big t-shirts and moving into a whole different thing. Yeah, it was, it was, I understood why he was saying at that time. I think once 2009-10 came, hip-hop was completely back to, I even think the shit that Nas would like. It was just a weird time. It was a transition.

It was an odd time. It was, it was, things were different. Things were, you know, happening. A lot of the artists were phasing out. It started to feel like it was a, because I think that was around a time we started. started moving up more to like, was it the ringtone? That was, yeah, that was around ringtone era. Yes.

Yeah. So it was a lot of things. I think business was changing around hip hop. People started to realize exactly how much money was in it. So, you know, once business starts to infiltrate a culture, it's, things are going to change. Yeah, because especially at that time is when music was not the moneymaker anymore. Right. Everything had to shift.

Focus had to shift. So the music became the. least priority, the celebrity of what else we can leverage from the music is when everything changed. And that was probably around that time. But I mean, you can't say hip hop is dead and not put out, I like the album, hip hop is dead, but you can't say hip hop is dead and not put out a classic. Well, it's hard to put out of classic. Let's just say that. It's not very easy. That's why I would say hip hop is dead. Here's my next album. Well, that's why I'm saying. We're puff doing this. There's joints on there, but...

Oh, yeah, yeah. I like that. I know what you mean. It's just not a classic song. Yeah, it's not a classic album. But yeah, Puff, he's setting himself up. Not that internet slander

really matters, but... I like the record. I like the record with him and Bryson. You know, he's working the shit out of it. Puff is definitely working the shit out of this record. So I get it. It's just going to be interesting to hear how the project sounds. The features that he leans on. the artist that he works with for this project.

It's going to be interesting to watch. I think that he's, he has a plan. This is, I think this is all part of his plan. Let's have the conversation. And then, okay, prove me wrong.

Come get on my album. That would be such a puff thing to do. Yo, it's not dead. It's not dead. Come to the studio and show me it's not dead. Yeah. Give me a hit. Yeah, give me a hit.

Give me a hook. You know what I'm saying. Here's the beat. Let me see what you can do. Show me it's not dead. But yeah, it's a good record. Is it time move on? There's the name of it?

Gotta move on. I like the record. And Puff is working the shit out of where he living life. I saw Puff getting off the jet with no shirt on, bucket hat. I know Henny when I see Henny, boy. Ooh, that flight was a lot of hennie spilt on those seats that flight. Can we discuss quickly the entire YouTube community that has made a living off interviewing people that just happened to walk past Biggie and Pock in the 90s? there's an entire internet

like I used to come on here and be pissed off like how many more Biggie and Tupac documentaries do we fucking need how many more movies do we need how many more TV series like this is you guys at this point are just exploiting shit

and running it into the fucking ground we don't need anymore but this and granted I watch them so I'm part of the problem but there is an entire YouTube community that literally is living off interviewing people

that maybe walked past Tupac at the House of Blues in 1995. I'm more so amazed. And they had like, it's getting to the point. In the beginning, I understood when they were interviewing, like, people that actually knew Pock and people that are involved with the murder and all that stuff. I guess I understood that. At this point now, they're asking questions, like, do you remember what Cologne

Pock had on in the studio, Mr. Assistant Engineer, that worked with him for three hours? I just don't understand why every, like, all of these, filmmakers and executive producers are so fascinated with this story still. And the thing about it is because I know people that are close to the situation is a lot of it is still false information

that's being put out here. It's not even the real story that's going around. I've been told some things about people that were actually there that night. You're talking about the Quad incident? Yeah. About what was happening and going on around that time. And the story is a lot different than people

think and have been told? I mean, I do get it. It was one of the most polarizing times and moments in hip-hop between Pock and Big. Outside of... Two of our biggest stars. Yes. If you look at all the factors that are in it, it's classic music, hit records, geniuses, gang shit, industry shit. It's got like the perfect script for a movie.

It's almost like it wasn't real. factor to tell a story was involved in what five year four years that's the other crazy yeah everything they're talking about is from 94 to 97 it's and the old i get and i really look at how young pock and big was yeah that's that's always been a thing that's it's it's just it's it's the craziest you know some of the some of the images and videos we have of pop you know giving speeches and talking at schools and you know it's like yo he was only 19 here he's only 20? Crazy. He's only 21. One of the most evolved, mature

men. Smart. Yeah, it was just, it's just a shame that we lost both of those artists and men at such a young age because they were 24, 25 years old. I mean, that trip me out in my 20 so much once I got to that age, because

obviously I was 6, 7, 8 when these people passed away, so they were automatically like gods to me. And then I turned 24 and I was like, wait. Like this will be... Big died when he was this age? Yeah.

I'm a child. And I haven't done shit. I haven't accomplished anything. I haven't done a damn thing. Pock was giving speeches at the N-A-CP. All kind of shit. And I'm just sitting here arguing with my mom about taking out the trash. Even like, and when I got to my late 20s, I'm like, wait, wait, wait.

This guy, Jimmy Hendrix was 27? Yeah. Yeah. Are you fucking kidding me? It's something to think about the older you get is, you know, how young these stars and these celebrities are when they, you know, you know, meet their demise. But yeah, I just, I'm, I'm all good on the, on the Pock big, documentary, stories, VH1

specials. And I'm just, it's like, I understand it was, it's unfortunate. I was, you know, a young kid back then, but I'm old enough to remember how it felt, how it was. It was a very sad time, a very unfortunate time. And the scary part is I don't know if we learned anything from it. Because we look at the way we lose our artist now. Yeah, but there's so much politics that go into that and how much of it that wasn't hip hop related at all.

And how much of the violence now even with our hip hop artist is not hip hop related at all. Some of it is. You could just say, I mean, it's hard to even put that type of pressure of like, why didn't we learn from this? Because it's factors that have nothing to do with hip hop. They don't. Yeah, but still. Nor did Pockenbeck. But still, though, why haven't we, you know, at one point,

I think we were losing a rapper artist every other week it seemed like this year it was always something like turn around and another rapper dead another rapper killed almost lost down Quarando that situation

but I feel like so much of this and even to some degree with Pock maybe less with big they just so happen to be rappers that's it doesn't have directly to do with hip hop to me at all Like when we see, unfortunately, all these rappers

getting killed all the time, they just happen to rap. Now, I think there's certain things when you smoking on packs of dead people and all that stuff, yes, hip hop there can start to lead to actual violence when you start dissing people on records in a certain way.

But a lot of the way rappers die has nothing to do with hip-hop. They just happen to be rappers. Yeah. I think pox in so many ways was that as well. It had nothing to do hip hop. Fucking punched the wrong person.

I was great to say. The older you get and you really understand the situation and what happened, you're like, oh, we were fed the wrong theory about this whole situation for years. Like, people hate Biggie and they, it's like he had nothing to do with that. Yeah.

You know what I mean? It's just like, it's just unfortunate, man. It's really unfortunate. Yeah, I know we just went on a weird tangent like that. And I don't know. Maybe it's the shrooms. They make me much. more smart.

The strooms? The streums? The streums. The streums make me way more smart. Meek tweeted, uh, so meek tweeted, uh, some interesting things last week. He says, uh, well, he started with this rap shit is oversaturated. It's time again. Mm-hmm.

With the diamond emoji. The diamond emoji. And then he says, I took some streums. I never had shrooms, but I'm, I think streums is a little stronger than shrooms. Before we get there. With a tea? Yeah. Before we get to the strooms.

Because I love strooms. Yeah. rap shit is oversaturated. Didn't he announce two days before this that he was going to put out 15 albums in like a day? Listen, man. So let's oversaturate it more. Let's listen.

Well, maybe he made it's not oversaturated with meek. Right. Maybe he felt like it was oversaturated with some bullshit. The game needs some more meek in it. That's what the game needs. The meek shall inherit the earth. The meek shall inherit the industry. Inherent the industry?

I mean, this is what it is. is. Imagine Meek inheriting the industry. I love me. This is what he says. He says, I took some streums. It made me more smart, more happy, and have more love in my heart. Now, Meek, let's just stop right there.

If it's, if it made you more smart, I think the correct word would be smarter. Okay. And happier. You just a slave to the English language. That's what it is. I'm not thinking outside. If you take the constructs, yeah. You'll open your mind to say.

Yeah. More. That's great. Don't force me to speak proper English. What does that even mean proper English? I get it. You don't even do the matter. He said, I was going to cold shit.

I was going to cold this shit like medicine. Wait, hold on. That's a bar. I was going to cold. Rory, you ain't never cold no shit like medicine. But I took medicine when I had a cold. Okay. See, you didn't even see what you're trying to do.

Again, you're thinking to the confines that the world is put in front of you, usually you wait until you get the cold and take the medicine. Meek is saying, nah, I'm going to get the cold and then the medicine is going to need me. You understand what I'm saying? Yes. I don't do drugs. Drugs do me. Exactly.

Microdose vibes. none of you niggas ever had the microdose vibes. Okay, all right. As someone that is microdose shrooms and like really taking shrooms? Microdosing, I'm sure he took a chocolate bar from some IG chick. Right. I'm sure that's where this came from. First of all, getting a chocolate bar of shrooms from an IG model is crazy.

I've done it plenty of times. Have you? Hell you. You live a sick life. That's the ones that have them. You do not get more. Pretty women have drugs. You just feel good for a second.

And then you come down and realize you have a whole, A bunch of problems. That chocolate bar. I'm like, wow, I really love people more. He says, I don't know if everybody's brain is structured for this. But it's some shit in these things. It's some shit in these things. Okay.

Literally. But you don't even see what he do. That's, come on, bro. That's a lyricist right there. Listen, I got it. Because shrooms come from shit. Come from the fertilized soil that you can fertilize soil with horse manure and cow manure. Yeah.

I get it. You did the knowledge. So he's right. There is some shit in these things. He got a lot of people responsible. to these, which Meek does every time he goes on one of these rants. Well, he had some revelations off the streams, the microdose of streams. Oh, yeah.

This was like one of the ones that caught my, I was like, okay. Again, I encourage people to microdose streams. I think it is great and you will feel happy. You don't realize anything. Like, go take a whole bunch of shrooms. Then you might realize some shit. Go on a sound joke. No, he on microdice.

Go inside this painting like I did on Christmas. These are the microdose tweets. These are the microdose tweets. He says if you're a corporate person that work in the music business and ever predicted Meek is over. I want to place a $10 million bet with you in contract. Label owners. Now, I don't know why an A&R would have $10 million. I was going to say the same.

I was like, bro, A&Rs have some bread. A&R, CEOs, COs, artists. I'm just finding out y'all was talking like that. Y'all said I was over at least five times. So we're at the sixth. I'm crying at least. Here's what I think the problem is with me, because I believe that he is hearing a lot of things that people were saying about his career.

His last album wasn't what people expected. It didn't do what he probably expected it and didn't do what, you know, people that worked on it probably expected. Mead personally, and this is me from now, I think Meek is still chasing his intro to his first album. He's still chasing that success of that song. I think that that's the gift and curse of having a song as big as that song. Having a song that's as revered as that song is, you try to match that song every time you step in the booth. And I think that's a problem. I think that's what Meek is going wrong at.

I think he's, that record is so big. It's like, okay, where do I go from here? I think he's been trying to chase the sound of it rather than the success of it. No, no, no. I don't even think the sound of it. I think, because now the last project Meek put out, I think he sounds chasing Little Dirk's sound at that point. That's what I'm saying. I think with the auto tune, and he's used some before, but I think he's used more of it on the last album.

I think it sounded too much like Dirk, little baby vibes. It just was a little too much in that. And meek is something totally different from that. The meek that we love and the meek that we listen to was something different from that. And I know sometimes you fall in these things where you're chasing the current sound or whatever's hot,

whatever people seem to be wanting and listening to. But when you're an artist like meek, you have to stay in the meek lane. You cannot do what the new cats are doing. And I think that's the problem. I think that's why a lot of people were saying it's over for me because they're saying like he's, He doesn't even sound like the meek that we fell in love with anymore.

Meek is Molly and I think he was like chasing a percissette sound. It's like a... I mean, if you want to put it like that, yeah, I just think that, again, you know, it's what you're hearing and what you're being fed. You start to feel like as an artist like, oh, this is what they're loving right now. Okay, then let me give him this. And I think that's where he went wrong. And again, that dreams and nightmare song is so fucking big.

You get in the booth and now you're like, okay, I need to... reinvent that. Well, the catch 22 of Meek is that he pays attention to the kids. He's always been early on the younger generation. He's always helped the younger generation. But in doing so, sometimes he chases the younger generation and we don't want to hear him on that type of shit. So are you all one of the people that were saying that he's over? There's definitely been moments in Meek's career. I didn't think too deeply into it. But I was like, oh, yeah. But I do give, I have to give me credit. He's had plenty of moments where someone could say,

yo, it's over for Meek and it's clearly not over. He's still here. Still successful. Yeah, when you say, he could still put out music. He may not have the success that he had on the first album championships.

But people may feel like, yo, that might be over because now you don't even sound like what we love anymore. I'm saying more so just some of his, obviously with the Drake thing and just certain

Nicki thing, just so much stuff in Meeks career, it's looked like his mistakes really may cost him the success that he has. And it may have declined it a tiny bit, but I have to give me credit. People still give a fuck. We are all going to stop when Meek puts a project out. Even though I did not like the last album, I'm stopping when Meek Mill is going to put music out. Because you want to see what he's doing.

You want to hear what he's doing. And to me, that needs to be saluted. Like, you've been through a lot of shit. The biggest artist in the world, some could say fucking. demolished you in a rap battle. And you were supposed to be the rapper. And Meek is still here. And I would say it's probably as relevant as he was at the time when it looked like it was over for him.

So I have to give him credit. Meek put on Tom Brady's championship rings. Those are Tom's ring or those Robert Crafts rings. You've put on one of your NBA friends championship rings before. Don't do that. I've never done that. You've looked at it, though. if my friend wins a world championship

I'm not going to look at the ring what do we talk about I've never put it on my hand and took a picture of it what are you talking about why is he now you lying on me look how you just told me to lie they've never done that before my life

how dare you no I just looked at it I never put it on my hand who is that from the Bulls that's selling their championship rings oh Horace Grant Horace Grant 100 grand a hundred grand a piece

he's chit for a hundred grand a piece he's selling his championship rings If I'm buying that for 100 grand I'm putting it on my finger and I'm taking a picture of it If you're buying it, it's yours now. You can do whatever you want with it. Okay, so what was the, what was the point of me putting that on?

Well, because the name of the album was championships. So he gave us that whole, you know what I mean? Like he put on the championship rings. He was hanging out with Robert Kraft. You know, so it was like, okay, he's a champion. Gave us championships, good album. I'm just telling you, good album. No, I'm just laughing at your rendition of the rollout.

Like, okay, he's a champion. That's what he was trying to sell us on the championship thing. Like, you know what I mean? I got a picture with the five, six Brady rings. I could just picture the marketing team at Atlantic in a meeting. All right. It's called championships. What do we do?

Call Robert. Let's put him with some champions. Call Robert. Let's put the rings on him. You know Julian came up with that marketing plan. That's Thanos. Because now you got all the rings on your head. He had the Thaino's hand now.

But he gave us to get out. Julian had definitely posted that too. I don't think Meek posted it. I think Julian posted that from meek's account. Do we owe Little Wayne an apology? For what? I didn't know that me put all the Patriots rings on. Yeah.

We've given Wayne a lot of shit for being probably the most bandwagon sports fan on planet fucking Earth. Yeah. Eagles Patriots, I wouldn't say it would be a rivalry to some degree, but they have history. Yeah. You can't throw on the Patriots rings. All five of them. He had a fist full of rings.

But I don't think that's as bad as you do of. of me just posting that's it was a super bowl ring if i came across the super ring i posted drama's grammy like if i came across the super bowl ring that my man's won i would post it that's cool no it's nothing again it's nothing wrong with posting the ring when you put them on and then you make the fist yeah and then your album what's the and then your album it's like okay i get it you tied it all in you made it make sense great album we love that we love championship album. So now it's like, what are we going to do for the next album? Because we know what happened to the last album. We didn't, wasn't really, there was a couple

joints in a year, wasn't really filling it like that. So now this album, this project, I don't know how many you say, mixtap's coming. I don't know when an actual album is coming. But what does meek do now to rebrand or to pivot into another direction? I don't know what he, because he did the championship thing already. It appears that his role out now is the I'm independent thing. That's what it appears to be. And it appears to be the whole industry has been against me and

y'all counted me out. I'm still here. Clearly meek is still upset about, I don't know. I don't know his business. But from what I understand he is, I think Atlantic that was his last album, no? And he got out of the contracts.

Because he's saying he's independent now. Okay. So I think his next that's the new direction of what the narrative will be. It won't be the championship Thanos rings. But yeah, he's going to do the independents shit. And I'm sure he's going to sit with Robert Kraft

and be like, you're independent too, bro. Yo, sitting with Robert Kraft and telling him, yeah, you're independent too. You own all the royalties of that Kraft Mac over there. Oh, my God. Every box. Robert Kraft is not independent. Even the dinosaur mac and cheese.

You got all the masters of that. So I think that, yeah, his plan now is to, do the independent rollout. I personally, not that Meek ever asked me, I wouldn't put out fucking this 20 mixtapes in a before the year is up thing. Yeah, I don't think that's it. And I believe he was supposed to put something out

this past week, right? And I think he posted something about that. I think I read he posted something that we're still on track for something, but he was either supposed to put out a song. The song, I know he's been playing on this IG with the big pun sample. I don't know if that was supposed to come out Friday or not,

but I know he posted something about that. Like it was a minus setback, but the song was still coming. So, I mean, I don't know, man. It's, you know, being independent, you can kind of get some freedom and you're able to move and do what you want, but still the music has to be good. The music has to be good.

If you are going to use recognizable samples, it's going to be kind of difficult. But how can he be independent? When in February of this year, he was complaining that Atlantic wouldn't let him put music out. Remember that? I think he got out of that contract somehow. Because I know he left Rock, but in Atlanta. Well, they're no longer managing him, but I think he is still signed with Atlantic and MMG. Yeah. I don't know. I saw Kaiser at the Kailani show and he

looked really happy, so I don't know. That's how you gauge it. That's how you gauge Meek's business based on how happy Kaiser looks at a Kalani show. I ended up in the bathroom with Kaiser and I was like, Meek must have got out. Yo, I can't. Yeah, he didn't wash his hands. Meek is still signed. There's two names that I feel are not discussed and why.

Big Sean and Meek. You feel like they're not discussed as far as what? They used to be discussed a lot more. They were... And again, no artists are fucking sensitive. This is nothing. There's no personal shit. I like both of you guys a lot.

They were in that conversation for so long. and I guess I'm asking why they're not anymore. I think because so many other artists have come into the picture since then and have put out really good projects. Outside of Detroit too, has Big Sean never not came with a hit record? Or two hit records when he's putting an album out? Big Sean, he keeps a hit record out. So, and Meek, outside of this last,

one, which I think was their mistake, they didn't wait to get a record, they should put that album out. Meek comes with a big single every album. I'm just not sure why they don't ever get brought up anymore when we're talking about like that level of when we say, I'm not saying they're the Kendrick Drake coal shit, that's obviously separated for those three. And Nikki as well, but shit, we start going down to the future. little baby conversation. Sean's never brought up in there now.

Meek has never brought up there now. Is it because their sales aren't the same? I'm really asking a question. I don't have the answer. I just feel no one talks about them or talks about why no one's talking about them. I don't know. I think with Big Sean, it may be a little different now because I feel like he kind of, like real life for him has changed.

He stays out the way. Yeah. And I think it's probably. helped his actual mental life and his... Which he's spoken about. I think it's better for him as a human being. I think it has taken away a bit of his career, which I think is a fair trade.

I'd rather be happy and out the way than that. But I do think Sean not being in the mix the way... Even Cole who disappears. Cole still gets in the mix when it's time to get into the mix. Does the feature thing, does like... He gets active when it's time to get active. Sean, I think, was doing that probably more than the other three and then just stopped, which I'm sure what he's talked about had to do a lot with his mental health.

But he got the fuck out the way. And I kind of think that's why no one. I think it's good to disappear for a while and kind of just watch where things are going. But he did even Detroit too. Like he wasn't in the mix leading up to it. He wasn't doing features. Like he was really out of the fucking way. The way a Kendrick would do.

but Kendrick is obviously a monster so he can do that and still keep going in his career. Sean is someone that would still need to be in the mix to keep those numbers going. But he really just got the fuck out the way. And I think it's- It's just whack when artists feel like they have to create with the thought of, I have to hit these certain numbers. Yeah. I think that that's unfair to artists.

I don't think any artist should be creating from that standpoint of thinking, damn I got to hit these numbers I got to sell this I got to move this many because it's like you should be in there and I've never been in the studio with Cole and see how you work but I don't think Cole gives a fuck about numbers and what's hot at the

moment I don't think Kendrick does either and that's what I'm saying I think in order to become that true artist you got to kind of just block all that other shit out those distractions don't who gives a fuck the numbers fuck what everybody is running to what do you sound like

They just got to that position, though. Who? Cole and Kendrick, where they don't, I don't, now I do not think those two gentlemen give a fuck about numbers at all. I don't, Cole in the beginning of his career. Yeah, he's talked about it plenty of times of having to fucking do a bunch of bullshit singles, getting him with producers he didn't want to get in because he's chasing. He's had to chase.

But just on my very early. Cole has kind of been in that class where he can do what the fuck he wants for a few years now. I think 2014, Four Sells, drive was the time in his career that after that he didn't have to care about the numbers. But because he cared about the numbers is what got him to the numbers of 2014. That was his biggest selling project, if I remember correctly at that time. That put him, born center. He was chased, like, I don't mean chasing in a bad way, but they were definitely concerned

and looking at the landscape, figuring out what is going to work, what's not going to work. Yeah, he was focused on the numbers at that time. For sure, they wasn't established yet. And I get it. It's the music business. It's a business of selling music. You have to, you know, people invest in you. You have to sell music.

I understand that. But it's unfair to have these artists like a meek who feels like he has to or saying things like he was counted out and things like that. And it's all because they, if his last album sold what they projected it to sell what they thought it was. He wouldn't be. No. You understand? I'm saying.

He wouldn't be tweeting like that. Of course not. It's just fucked up that, you know, we got to chase these numbers and these things without, without just being able to create and put out good product and letting to do what it's going to do. And I'm saying that's a luxury for an artist. Oh, absolutely. To create from a stance of not having to care about the outcome. That's absolutely a luxury.

And I think there's very, very few artists, period, that can create. I don't think Drake creates from that space. To this day, I still think Drake. Now, I'm not saying down to the, oh, I have to do a mill first week. But numbers are people and numbers are how we even kind of. gauge the reaction to music at this point. It's not so much in person. Oh, when I walk outside, that's what I hear all the time. It's very much algorithms and numbers. So yeah, Drake, of course, is sitting there focused on what that number is going to come back as. I mean, he just put out a dance

album. Yeah. I don't think he was too concerned about the numbers. So, like, I get why Sean is probably out of that combo because he's kind of taking himself out of that combo Mika on the other hand is in the mix nonstop. He's around the younger kids.

He's around the relevant rappers. He does features. He's outside. He's on social media. Why is Mek not brought up in those conversations now? Any more? Because he was at one point.

Well, I mean, again, it would have to be because of the music. The music is not as good. as people once felt it was. The music is not as good as people thought it would be. But again, I mean, Meek is the one. In his bracket, Meek is the one that all of those guys look up to.

Like, I think at one point, the dirks and the babies, the little babies, I think they looked up to me because when Meek came in with his dreams and nightmares, all of those guys were really young. Yeah, and when we're talking about those, the big three that will, call them again, they're nerds. And I don't mean that in a bad way, I'm a nerd. Meek was like the one person it felt like from that, from that cloth that was rapping about actual street shit.

So did the music just fucking stop? Did it just outside of the last album? Because we all know what that is. Championships I thought was good. But before that, I don't know, does Meek have too many ups and downs? He's just not consistent? That can be, yeah. that's maybe one of the reasons.

Which scares me of him putting out all this music. Because it's like, now, right, now you're putting out a lot. You have a lot of opportunities for lows here. Yeah. I just, again, I don't think we need the whole mixtape. I mean, I'm not mad at getting a mixtape or, you know, an EP or something like that. But whatever he's putting out, I think Meek need to tap. I would like to see him lock in with one producer.

I would like to see Meek do that. I would like to see him go that route. in with one producer, you know, take your time on it. Don't listen to the outside noise. Don't get caught up in, you know, social media bullshit.

Don't worry about the number. I mean, well, you said he's independent now? We don't know. Well, we said we don't even know. But don't worry about the numbers. You know, don't, this is, treat this like a whole new introduction to Meek

and get back to the shit that, you know, that Meek does. Get back to that meek. Don't, don't, Chase, none of this new shit going on because that's not with your fans. That's not what the core wants. The core wants meek.

We don't want none of these other sounds that's going on. And it's hard. Again, you know, they popularize these sounds and you got to sound this. You got to have a record that sounds like that. Nah. Just give us meek. We don't want none of this other. We don't want meek to sound like nobody else.

Has he had a hit since going bad? Well, you loved Uptown vibes. All right. Let's take out my personal preference. I did love Uptown Box. Same. But going bad was the one, which I was definitely wrong about

when I was like, eh, I don't like it. And you were like, you're bugging. And then a month passed and I was like, hey, I'm bugging. This is great. That was the one. How long ago was that?

Maybe four years? Going bad was 2019. Three years? Three years ago. Three years ago. And outside of it just being a good record, let's also. give credit to the Drake stimulus package,

plus the moment of them coming back together. Yeah, that was big. That definitely added to the record, outside of it actually being Gizal. Before going bad, what was his hit? Before that? What was the hit before that? Dangerous.

Dangerous, which was great. Dangerous was fire. It's been a while, man. I'll just be the one to say it. As a Meek fan, it's been a fucking long time since he's been relevant music-wise. Meek will always be relevant because meek is a statement of the culture. But he had 24-7

after going back with LMA. And that was in between 2019 and that was same album though Yeah same album though. It's been a minute.

So we can and I know things were difficult business-wise and it's tough to put out hits when your business is not correcting

you have problems with labels I fully sympathized for that but it's let's call a spade of spade to some degree.

He has not been relevant music-wise in a minute. since 2019 LMA 24 7 2019 I factor in COVID I factor in other things

don't get me wrong I hope this isn't coming across is hating I love me no I's never know we don't but as someone as someone that is so active and has been so active and is so voisterous

which I think he should be and so much in delight in the camera you can't ask questions about music and you're not delivering music when you're outside that much Sean on the other hand

shuts the fuck up and goes in his crib and chills and just produces good music. And puts music. So if I would just be like, oh, damn, Sean hasn't put something else since 2019. He also has not been seen since 2019. True.

So it's different. So you can't just keep, you can't be talking this way and not deliver the music and question why it's not hitting. Well, is the music good? Start there. Yeah, I think that, you know, again,

we got to see what happens now. He's saying that his business is in order. He feels better. He's able to do the things that he wants to do. So again, is he adding a lot of expectations to this next drop with all of this? Because now you're doing all of this. You're tweeting all of this. And I'm able to do what I want.

And they were standing in the way of my creativity. The business was fucking me up. We understand how that goes. So now with all of that being cleared and all of that being set up the way you wanted it to be, now with these next projects and this next album and these mixtapes that you're ready to get into. If those don't sound good, what does that mean for meek now? Because he's had, he has, he's had more cosines than a lot of artists. I mean, Ross, you know, T.I. One point, Hove, Robert Kraft.

Everybody. Tom Brady. Nikki. You know, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's a lot of, it's a lot of, he's had a lot of, you know, shoulders to, in conversations to have with some people that knew what the fuck they were talking about. He has the right relationships. he has access to a lot, a lot of things that other artists don't.

So now if the music doesn't live up to these, you know, the images and, you know, the social media hanging out here, you know, with these guys. And if the music doesn't live up to that, now what does that mean for me? I think it looks for the first time in a truthful way would be the time to count him out.

Count him out as far as you don't mention him with the Sean's, the little. He's still there because of his disobeyed and everything that he's done. But championships was so fucking good that when expensive pain came and flopped and wasn't good,

it was like, all right, you could get, you could get one bad off. Like, it's okay. Every artist got one that we just wasn't with. Right. It's okay. We know your track record. We know the type of shit you made.

We told my moving forward from this point forward. So, but if you do another dud and you were blaming everything else on the bad business and now the business is okay and then you flop again, yes, that's, It's time to have that conversation. Now you're putting yourself in a place where it possibly could be over. And I'm not saying that is going to happen.

No. But yeah, that's why sometimes with these marketing plans, like what Puff is doing with is R&B dead, yeah, it creates moments. But now you're putting yourself on a pedestal that you have to deliver. When me now blaming Atlantic and that entire thing, all right, now deliver. The same way when Khalid does the most amazing marketing ever. then he puts himself so high up on this pedestal and the record is so much lower than that pedestal it makes the marketing not even fucking worth it like so it puts you in a worse

place so you're saying you don't like the believe record with just and timbillate because i know you were really going crazy when you found out about that feature i don't even remember what that sounds like i still believe still believe you right that is the record right can we throw some auto turn on mall is that that's the same record right believe yeah I know they played it for like the playoffs I think they that was like the NBA playoffs like record yeah I think the all-star game the the start lineups may have walked out to that record oh they pushed it they tried to push it to us yeah I remember that record you don't look at yourself in the mirror when that comes on and like really like dive into like your psyche and who you are it doesn't come on like this is Rory yeah like this is this is Rory inside of here this is just the vessel that I roam the earth in but and so it doesn't come on like this is Rory's yeah like this is rory inside of here but and side. They don't know. This is just a best side of Rome there. Off the, off the Justin Timberlake feature.

I was like, you believe, right? Believe in yourself. That record is terrible. A, Meek. What was that on? It was a non-album single. Oh, yeah. It was for the NBA playoffs.

When you need one, when you need one, they'll throw a pop star and never mind, forget it. Listen, meek, we love you. We just hope that this new music, these mixtapes, these freestyles, just get back to that Meek shit, man. please just get back to that meek shit that's all we want we don't want nothing else we just need meek mill that's it yeah that jump up and down on the couch music that meek mill makes like that's what he makes you feel

like like i want to jump up and down on the couch it could be makes hype music ed sharon ed shirin can be blasting and she's jumping up and down on the couch it doesn't matter you just want a reason to just jump up and down on couch just the matter's we get it we love you though everybody so she she too meek actually yeah i'm sure dreams a nightmare played at some point there yeah I didn't make the album though No, yeah, it didn't make the album That should tell you something Justin didn't clear it

No, it didn't work And it would have costed them more to put it on the album So Justin didn't say that was on the on? No Nah fam, I'm gonna need that check for that feature you heard I know we're cooling all out But she, I'm gonna need my ducats, ASAP Oh

Jesus Christ. Oh, wow. You're definitely aging yourself with ducats. I mean, you know Justin Timberlake still says duckets. You know that. You've seen his hair cut? You think Justin Cemberlake says duckets? Absolutely.

You seen his haircut? Well, which one? Justin's went through my haircuts. No. I think he has a fade now. He said, does he black again? Yeah. He has a fade.

Oh, wait, hold on. No one told me that Justin was trying to be back in the culture. What do you mean? Well, he went out to the woods and fucking made a, an awful album. He just went. He just wanted some s'mores. So, you got to go on the woods and went to the barbershop. Yeah, he know, Justin. Look, good feet.

No, he's still looking still looking white. Oh, God, those fucking dance movies. I'm a fan of Justin Timberley, but that shit is crazy. Justin Timberlake, he dances like he's in Rewin. That was cool in like 2002. That's fucking hilarious. Please clean less up so this works well when that hits.

He definitely dances like he's in. He's in rewind. Look at him. He looked like he walked in like that and they just rewind in to take. Oh. Oh, my God. Justin Silver Lake is one of those white dancers that appears like he has rhythm. But if you start counting while he's dancing,

you can't. Like there's really no fluidity to anything. It's very counted. No, I mean, listen, Justin. That makes sense in my head. Go. count when you watch him dance. He has...

It's very much robotic. He has rhythm, but it's like when you're a white boy... Dance is well better than I do. A little bit of rhythm, people, they kind of like exaggerated. Like, oh my God, he's amazing on the dance floor. He has rhythm for sure. But I just feel like in his head, he's like, one, two, three, and three. You can see him count.

You can see him count in the steps. One and two and three. Yeah. It's like, that's how I think... That's how his dancing looks to me. Yeah. Like, in his in his in ear, it's not just... the engineer in front of house.

It's like the... It's the choreographer. It's like... And one and two. And Justin now. And fall change, step. Back in three. And one...

Where we're going from here? Everything about his dancing looks like urban cotton eye jo to me. There goes your Justin feature, buddy. I was never getting one. I thought the whites would unite. The whites never unite. They only unite when they say,

the blacks united. There you go. All right. What do you guys, Mark, what do you guys want here? We can go in it. Well, speaking of Justin probably trying to get back in the culture, I'm sure he called Timberlin. Oh yeah.

You know, that's his ticket back in coming out the woods. Timlin picked him up from camp. He's like, Tim, I'm ready. He's like, you sure? He's like, yeah, I'm ready. You know Tim answered that call three months after the a man in the woods album was like I was expecting this

I knew you'd be calling I knew you'd be back here I'm already on my way Justin's on the side of the road with a sleeping bag like you didn't have to come out here for this you know you could have made s'mores in the house Justin's going to act on this next album in Semberlin that he was like one of the inner city kids that got bust out to camp

that's his man in the woods album like he's going to act like he was a fresh air kid like yeah man I just want to I went out to the Burbs for a bit, but I'm back. You don't think Justin Timlake was a fresh air kid? No, I think his family probably took in a kid from the fresh air funds. I don't think he was a fresh air kid. They housed some kids from the inner city?

Do they have fresh air funds in like Nashville and other cities? Oh, I don't know. That's a good question. Is that just like a New York thing? I think. I'm sure they have other programs like that in other cities. That's a sick program when you think about it. Hey, bring the kids from the ghetto and let them show them how we live for a weekend and send them back.

The Fresh Air Fund is one of the sickest programs of all time. Can you pull up Mace's 24 hours to live verse, please? Why not? Everything Mace was talking about would have taken way more than 24 hours. No, not necessarily. It was a lot. You can't take white kids and throw him in the ghetto to show them what Christmas is like in 24 hours. What month does he, was his record in?

And what hour is this? Like, how many hours you got left? All right, hold on. I do, I do, all right, I have 24 hours to live. I do shit like take kids from the ghetto. Show them that they could have had if they never settle. Take every white kid from high last level. Show them what Christmas is like growing up in the ghetto.

If you can take every white kid from high class level on Christmas to the ghetto, I just feel like 24 hours isn't enough time. Well, I mean, it's not that far fetch because everybody comes from, you know, nice neighborhoods and go down to the city to Rockefeller Center during Christmas. Come up town and Harlem a little bit. Just come a little further on Madison Avenue. So essentially, whenever the Christmas tree is late, at Rockefeller Center, we can just get a bunch of buses.

Yeah. And just kidding. Throw them in there. Literally 80 blocks. Like, we got to go 80 blocks up Madison. And I promise you, shit is going to start to look very different. Very different. I mean, I've been in Harlem during Christmas.

It's a little more violent, but it's nice. It's dangerous. You know. Very dangerous. They still sometimes put the little snowflake lights. Oh, no, no. They try to make it look good on the eye. But you better have your ass out of day when them stores close.

Believe that. Fem. Mace just giving out blunts on his last 24 hours was fucking hilarious to me. And then, Kiss, my favorite bar on this whole shit. Kiss heard all that amazing shit that Mace was going to do. And KISS was like, man, if I had 24 hours

to kick the bucket, fuck it. I'm just going to go eat some fried chicken and drinking Nantucket. Not going to stress himself out on his last 24. Listen, man, you want to go help everyone. Cool, Mace. I'm just, give me a two-piece and a side and a Nantuck and I'm good. I want to know who came up with this.

Like, who decided that this was going to be the direction of this record? You know Puff gave the greatest speech ever in the studio of the deepest. Listen, but like, if you had 24 left, you know how Puff would sell that. Yeah. You sounded like that.

You had 24. Like, that's all we got left on this earth. What would you do? Like, we got to think about that. You know, he sold it that way. And it would have worked on me. Yeah, going there and start writing some shit. And then Black Rob was like, yeah, I'm a piss on dude.

Puff Pride game. 24 hours to live, fuck it. Why not piss on somebody? I actually think Black Rob was probably the most honest in this entire record. Everyone else said a bunch of positive shit. Black Rob was like, man. Because Black Rob probably felt like he only had 24 hours left at some point in his life. Pull out my dick and take a piss on the floor.

Yeah. I would maybe do that on my last day. I do that when it's not my last day. last day. I don't give a fuck. Julian is asking what the boys would do in their last 24 hours. Oh, man.

First, I would cry. Please put it into a bar. Thanks. No, I would start with a cry, but then I would have to get it to. Murder for sure. You would kill somebody? A hundred percent.

Who? They'd definitely be murder. If you knew you had 20, if you were healthy and not like in the hospital, you have 24 hours, literally at midnight, it's a rat for you. and you knew that. Murder wouldn't be on your mind?

No. No. Why would I kill? I don't have to deal with them once I'm gone. Why am I going to murder them? No, because you're coming with me. Oh, no. So you love them is what I feel like.

No, because he want to kill them in like the ghost world too. Yeah. Oh, okay. Got it. Because we don't know. There's no laws in the ghost world that we know of. Yeah, we know. I've been there a few times.

Don't act like y'all are this good of people. I'm not going to go somebody. I understand. I understand. Because are all amazing. At what hour are you killing somebody? What hour? Yes, I like the.

First hour. You wake up at 5 a.m. and then you got 24 hours. Here's the thing. Like I'm dead tomorrow at 5 a.m. tomorrow? I played a lot of Grand Theft Auto. Okay. In no way would I kill innocent people.

I have two people in mind that would be murdered in that. I would do it early in the day just so I could get five stars and see what would happen. That's nuts. I would spend my 24 hours on the run. Like, it would be exciting. I would murder early and I would call in and snitcher myself. like, hey, there's two bodies right over there. My name's Rory Farrell.

This is my social security number. This is my, I give you my location. Let's see how long I can last in my 24 hours. You would catch two bodies in one day? And then they kept... Yeah, it's my last day. But then they catch you and lock you up to your last few hours in the cell. Like, what if they catch you?

Like, your last few hours in a cell? No, if I... No, I'd kill myself. If I got into... What? I got sick. You just said. I always knew you was crazy.

No, no, listen. I always knew you was crazy. Wait. But you killing you. yourself where you have 24. All right. Let's go through the it. Let's go through the itinerary.

Sure. All right. I find I wake up at 8 a.m. Okay. You have breakfast. Someone says, hey, this is your last 24. Yeah. You're going to die at 8 a.m.

tomorrow. Yeah. Yeah. I'd give myself some time. Maybe do some bacon. Maybe a lot of bacon. Yeah. Bacon.

I would eat a lot of bacon. Your blood pressure doesn't matter. Yeah. Bacon would be the first thought. Yeah. I would probably start murdering around 2 p.m. Okay.

Thinking two. Because sometimes have you ever ate a pack of bacon? Never. I've never ate a pack of bacon. No. Sometimes when you eat too much bacon, your stomach starts to hurt. So I have to keep in mind that I may need a moment to lay down. So I'm thinking murder would happen around 2 p.m. Right after you take a nap? Yeah. Yeah. Love it. I'm well rested.

Yeah. You got to have a lot of rest before you murder. Yeah. I know he's dead ass, though, right? I believe it. I would depend where they were in the, this. scenario. But I mean, listen, there's registered guns here. I'd keep it simple. I'm not like a sick diabolical person where I'd want to torture anyone. No, I would just be quick right to the head. Pistol. There you go. Got you. Well, I would want them to know it with me, though. Okay, so that's two o'clock. It wouldn't be behind. It would be facing forward. Okay, so that's two o'clock. So I'm thinking by six, you'd be done.

Depending if it was done in a public place and cameras and all that, by 2.30, the cops would know. If not, by three, I would, I would, I would, I would, I would, call them and say that I did it. These people live in the boroughs. Yes. And you live in Jersey City. Yes. So you actually wouldn't get to them till three. That's fair with traffic.

We do have to consider traffic. Got a vacuum traffic. Spending that hour of your last 24 in traffic is sick. I'm just, I'm just, listen, I'm just trying to help you out. Spending that hour in traffic. So I should take bacon off the itinerary? I mean, I just know.

You should take murder off the it itinerary. But you got to think. Have bacon. Eat all the fucking bacon you want. I promise you. That's fine. A pig died was murdered for that. To sit in traffic for an hour and your last 24 hours is crazy.

No, but if you look at the way I planned it, when I'm eating the bacon is when rush hour is. Rush hour is done by the time my bacon stomachache is over. So I can get to the boroughs in a relative time around 2 p.m. Do you shower or no? Stink ass all day. You die stinky as crazy. Hmm. Well, I usually shower before bed, so I don't know if I would need a shower.

Okay. I would put on some cologne to murder though. I feel like you might stay sweating if somebody told you at 8 a.m. that today was your last day to live. That's why I gave this, I would cry first. See, I gave the saying that I'm going to cry. But then I'm going to like, all right, I got a, I got a, just my last day. I'm doing a lot of shit.

You know I'm an Irish exit person. I'm not telling anyone. I'm not going to have my last moments with the family, say all the things I want to say, no. I'm out of here the way it should be. I wouldn't know. So if you had 25 lives, you wouldn't tell you, your mother? No.

You wouldn't tell your father? No. Can you tell the people of this podcast? Like we have to, because if we come to work, one day, you just not hear. If I had a text in our group chat, hey, y'all, it's my last day. What a shitty way to spend your last day? What a sad fucking, I got to tell my mother I'm going to die. I don't want to spend my last day that way.

But you would rather eat an entire pack of bacon, take a nap, and then go kill somebody. Okay, so you guys keep fucking on my itinerary. 3 p.m. I'm calling the cops. I'm not one of the people, right, that you're coming to see. No, no, no, no. I just have to make that. As long as I'm not one of the people that you're coming in. Because I'll make it easy.

I'll just like run and keep you on a run. all day. Yeah, and now I think about it, I might call you for the unregistered pistols, but I'm going to die anyway. So if it's registered in my name, fuck it. It's okay. By 3 p.m. I call the cops.

But at that point, I think I would choose... Wait, why would you call the cops? Because I'm reliving my Grand Theft Auto Fantasy. I want to have five stars. I want like the force after me. Okay, I got you. I got you. Okay.

Now, I would love to have that chase on the Grand Central or on the Jackie. Not as a Grand Concours? Because I think that would just be fun, but I feel like innocent people may be hurt. Like, imagine a Grand Theft Auto shit on the FDR. People are dying. I don't want that to happen.

So I think I would choose the Turnpike. The Turnpike has enough space. I could do my OJ moment on the Turnpike. You're not having an OJ moment on the Turnpike at 3.30. And a Mazda. Way too many cars on the Turnpike at that time. Well, first of all, I have 24 hours to live. Take the side streets.

I'm 100%. renting a fucking Lamborghini or something. You're going to go pick up the Lamborghini in between this timeline. He's stressing me. I'm a multitasker on the way to the murder. And your car isn't working so you have to sit on the phone with the bank for about 40 minutes. Spending my last 24 hours with Loyon on the phone, like, hey, can you tell Chase to let this transaction go through?

I'm trying to murder someone. Yeah, down that. That last 24 sounds. But no, if the cops ended up catching me and cornering me, I would kill myself. I'm about to die in three hours anyway So suicide by cop No that's not three hours You used to have some time left

Yeah And I wouldn't want the cops to kill me Because then Fox News would take it And be like, see, they kill white people too So I wouldn't want to contribute to that Every time Every time we want the joke See?

That's my white impression With a white face Yeah, that 24 hours No bro, you got to rethink that I'm not mad at the bacon in the morning Start your day with a whole fucking pack of bacon Me? Yeah.

My last day? I'm eating all kind of burgers, steaks, ox tail, all kind of shit. But you would get sick. Glissies. Yeah, I'm shitting on myself and just walk outside. I don't get it. It's my last day.

You killed me for sitting in traffic. You want to spend your 24 hour on the bowl? No, I'm just saying. No, I would shit outside somewhere. Who gives a fuck? I'm dead in 16 hours. Who gives a fuck? I'll shit right here in front of your house, neighbor.

I don't give a fuck. I'm out of here tomorrow. Like, who gives a fuck? That's what I'm saying? Like, Rory shit was like, I got to sit in the car, traffic. rent a Lamborghini. What?

Yo, you know how sick of a guy you got to beat him? Like, my last 24th. I'm gonna go rent a Lamborghini, man. I don't think that's sick. I think y'all are weird. I think it's sick of a Lamborghini and you're not dying. That murder and luxury cars would not be at the top of your mind if you had 24 hours of them. I don't think y'all are that cool.

I'm trying to eat food and have sex. I'm not thinking about. Yeah, like, you ain't even get it to that part yet. When do you have sex? I wouldn't. You don't fucking your last day? What the fuck is wrong with it? On your last day, you wouldn't want to tell you don't want like three just beautiful

five beautiful women in bed and you just going to town? No, because anytime I've had sex that I didn't really want to have, I regretted it afterwards. Now, revenge and murder I think would be a better way to spend it. What the fuck?

You ever have post? I don't know if I want post nut clarity on my last day. Because sometimes postnut clarity is not cool. It's like, why did I do that? Why did I go and do that? No, I don't think the post-nut clarity works. Post-murder clarity. now. They feel pretty fucking good.

Okay. I see the thought behind it because you've never done it. No, because he's never done it. He hasn't experienced it so he doesn't know. So it's like, oh, let me just see with this how I feel after I kill somebody. Okay. And it's not that on some American psycho shit. It's just like, hey.

No, it's just. No, it's justice. You got what was coming to you. Are you going to kill somebody that you feel like deserves it? Two people that I would murder would deserve, in my opinion, to be murdered. Okay. Got you. All right.

Which is why I don't. is why I don't create laws. But I believe that they should be murdered. And if they die today, I would say good. Got you. Okay. My 24 hours to live would be a little more. And I know it's evolved, all you therapy people.

But sorry. That's how I feel. We're only speaking if you have, this is your last day. It doesn't, all of that shit goes out the window. No, I understand that. They could die today and I'd be happy. Oh, you mean even if you weren't dying? Yes.

Okay. No, I don't like them. Just to see if they're dead. You eat your chicken cheese? De Maris, I'm eating everything. Jay-Z went to his enemy's funeral and said, looked at the casket, sarcastic. Look at him still sleeping. Oh, my God.

Ho is a fucking dark human being. You, you're hove. Yeah, that's why that's your man. You, you're hove. You just said you wanted to sit in traffic after you killed somebody. And I'm calling the cops on myself so y'all could come find me. Yeah, so I could go out. You know what would really suck, though, if this whatever person told me I was going to die in 24 hours.

And you ever watch That's So Raven? Or you two? Yes. You know how like she got the revelations? But because she got the revelations, it actually created the revelation, the concept of that's the Raven. Anyone? Okay. What if I wasn't really going to die, but because they told me this, I then died.

I then did everything and that's what killed me. Damn. Like someone said, you're going to die in 24 hours. And then I go do the murder. But you don't know how you love. Then I do the cop. Yeah. I don't know.

Then I do the cop thing. and then the cops corner me and I'm like, well, I might as well shoot myself so they don't shoot me. And now I'm dead and I wasn't going to die. That's fucked up. That's the show, that's so Raven and no one wants to realize

how dark that show really is. I totally understand why she went off the rocker and so did a, what's the other dude's name? Orlando Brown. Orlando Brown and Raven both have had their public moments after that show. If you look at the concept of the show they were on, it's that.

Yeah, I would never want to see the future. It's creating all the negative shit in your life. Yeah, I wouldn't want to see the future either. Yeah. It would drive me fucking insane. Yeah. Orlando, Orlando Brown, I saw the old video of him talking about when Puff gave him the Ushik, Washik. Are you okay? Washkish, that's what he said.

That's what he said. He said, he said. Is he prefer in the head? But this is what I'm saying. Puff, I mean, not Puff. Was that his 24 hours with Puff? No, Orlando Brown, he's, um, I think he knows how to say things. things without actually saying like so in the video he says yo shout out the puff he gave me that

as excuse excuse now you can interpret that to be whatever you want to interpret it to be we're not dancing on this podcast he's suggesting that puff sucked his dick no see no he wants he knows that people are going to think that i do do i exactly i've well i've never thought about it but i don't think that Puff has performed Falacio in Orlando Brown. And he's not saying it. That's not what he's saying. He just knows the way the internet works. People are going to take this video, take this clip, and they're going to be like, oh, he alleges that Puff.

Well, then what was he saying? That's what I'm saying? He was just rambled. He just made up some fucking words. It just started rambling. It's like, yo, what are you saying right now? American Airlines orders 20 supersonic planes. Rory, this is especially good for us because it says that now we can get from L.A. to New York in three hours. as opposed to five Yeah

I don't want to go Supersonic Give me there in five No For just to shave off two hours No Okay

Yeah I wonder how much Now if you were to say 45 minutes Cool I'll take the risk To do the supersonic shit But So taking two hours off Of a trip

Isn't worth it for you? Nah For me I'd rather go the safer 500 miles per hour route You don't think Supersonic would be safe No

Right, exactly. He said the supersonic isn't saved, but he would get on a flight from L.A. to New York, that is 45 minutes. Yes, because I think that's, I think, it's all makes sense in my head. No, I'm sure it does. Ted Bunny said the same thing. It all made sense in my head. First of all.

She deserved it. First of all, charming, man. Very charming. Very handsome, too. Yeah. He was not handsome. Can we talk about that? He was handsome.

Zach Ephron played him. It's a handsome. a man. Okay. Anyways. I'll let the whites fight for their heroes. I really don't know what Ted Bundy looked like.

I just know that Zach Efron played him and that he got mad bitches. Ted Bundy was not a... Ted Bundy got mad hoax. Look at that guy. I mean, I'm sure in the... They did him a favor letting Zach Afron play. I mean, you don't know the filter.

The filter. I'm sure at that time, you know, that shit was... Look at that head of hair. What are you talking about? That head of hair. That's all it takes for white guys to be handsome. I have a full head of hair. Okay, but we're out the rest of your forehead and face, sir.

You look like a fucking big toe without the nail on it. But you have a full head of hair. Yeah. You look like a ninja turtle without the bandana on, but you... Flows in the wind. You got a full head of hair. You look like spoiled milk, but you... Full head of hair.

So, all right, I take it back. He must have been really fucking charming, then. How did he get that many way? Because he wasn't really handsome. I thought he looked like Zach Ephron. I was like, oh yeah, he was just showing up to the bar. They just like, let's go. They did him a favor letting Zach Ephron play him in a fucking biopic.

Yo, his jokes must have been hitting. No, he probably, you know, you know those ugly white guys. He's not a cook. He knows about art. He spent a winter in Stod. I feel like you're describing me. Yeah. You know, white guys just like art, you know, they put all the bells and whistles around you.

You know what I mean? They're into music. You know how that is. So me. They buy nice couches. So, so me. They know how they explain to Ottoman. Like this Ottoman was flounder.

And it's weird. It really feels like you're describing me. That's what it is. White guys just know a lot of things about stuff and they have conversations about women that don't know anything about what the fuck they're talking about. And then before you know it, they got a fucking butcher knife. Are you saying I'm a coerer? No, I'm saying that you're just falling in line with the ancestors, with your ancestors and forefathers. On Patreon, can we look up the definition of course and have a conversation about it? Yes. Okay. Because sometimes I'm not chorusing. Sometimes you're just stupid.

Yeah, that's true. I don't know if we should keep that or not. So you wouldn't. So the supersonic shit, yes. I know you guys think I'm crazy by saying I wouldn't do it if it just shaved off two hours. If it was 45 minutes, it would make me think that technology was worth the risk to figure out. Because now it's like I could get to L.A. in 45 minutes. That's crazy.

Shaving two hours off a flight is kind of insane. That's a big difference. It's a five hour flight. It's a big difference. That would make it three hours. It's a big difference. Rory's crazy. He just said he doesn't want to do that to be safe, but he'll get on a 45-minute flight from here.

He can say with no mask. No mask. Now you really living on the edge. No mask. I'm, I don't know. Whatever happened, what was the name of those planes? Fuck, it started with a C, I think. The continental concords.

Whatever happened to those planes? They discontinued them, but they're trying to bring them back. They used to go from them. Why did they discontinue them, though? Yeah, these are like the newer version of the Concords. Oh, they typed in Concord plane in disaster was the first thing that came up. So, of course, things must have been crashing. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Okay, great. You bring up the, its final flight article. No, it was October 24th, 2000, 2003. That was the last time that the Concord made a flight from New York to London. So, all right. Crazy your flight. These existed for a while, though, right? Yeah, yeah.

Absolutely. So they fucked them up. Mad people died, so now we're going to try to bring them back for two extra hours in our lives. Why do you keep saying mad people died? All it was was disaster. Crash, crash, crash. I don't know if they had any flights crash. It's saying one of the issues that negatively affected the success of Concord was the cost of fuel.

Yeah. A little Roy just got people dying on Concord. We're talking. Gas prices is the craziest they've ever been. We're going to bring the concords back. Thanks, Joe Biden. Restricted to go only supertics over the ocean. That's what they were talking about.

You said what? They were only allowed to go supersonic over the ocean because it sent a shockwave into the air strong enough to shatter glass if it went over densely populated areas. Yeah, they went supersonic. Yeah. Causing huge headaches for the airlines. I saw Maverick with Tom Cruise. I get it.

I don't know how fast they were going. Oh, I see what Biden's trying to do. All those flyover states that voted for Trump. We're about to shatter every window with these new planes. Enjoy your glass. Fly over all the red states. Exactly. New York to L.A. is just mad Trump votes that you fly over.

Let's just shatter all the glass in their house. I think this is going to be a... I think that's a great strategy by Biden. I think this is going to be good for American Airlines, though. They're already not my favorite airline. I think they have other issues besides the two extra hours. Because most of their planes do feel very much. much 1990.

Yeah, they have a lot of old, a lot of old planes for sure. All right. We'll see what the supersonic shit. The Lakers are retiring, Powell Gasol's jersey. Congratulations to Palisaw. That duo of him and Kobe don't get talked about, recognized enough when you talk about duos and championship histories. Very sure.

So salute to Palisal in a great career. Love the way he stepped in, you know, with the Bryant family after Kobe's in timely passing and his daughter. and everybody else on that helicopter that day. Powell Gasol has, you know, always been close to the Bryant family. But from what, you know, we see with Vanessa posting now these days, like, Powell is still there. He's still being a figure in their life. He hasn't, you know, sometimes it's hard for people to stay around and, you know, people say,

oh, I hold the family down while you're going. That lasts for a year too. And then, you know, they disappear in phase out. But Powell is being a great friend, a great brother and a great uncle. So salute to people. Pogosol in a great career with the Lakers and having his jersey retired. Quietly, I think, will be first ballot Hall of Fame. For sure.

But, like, one of the quiet players. Like, no one would think off-ripped that he should be first ballot right away until you look at his stats. And then it's like, oh, yeah, he's better than the players that we revere more than him. Yeah, he's a first ballot, Hall of Fame. He's his career in Spain, his career in NBA, he's definitely had a Hall of Fame. fame career without a doubt. He's not a diplomat though, so. No, Cam didn't give him a change, so. Nor did Dennis Robin. Yeah. Dennis Robin is going to Russia to discuss an American diplomat, Dennis Rodman. Make sure you put that in front of this. American diplomat,

Dennis Rodman. Is he the Hall of Famer American diplomat legend Dennis Robin? Yeah. I know we give Wayne a lot of credit for how all these rappers look now, but is it really Dennis Robin? That started having players? Just the look of what hip-hop is now. Is it Dennis Robin? You mean the druggy look? Yes.

Just everything that Dennis looks like. If you would have spent two more nights in Atlantic City, that's what you would have looked like. It doesn't take long to look like that, Roe. Oh, no, fentanyl was in the air. I could smell it. That's three nights in Atlantic City, and you look like Dennis Robin. I'm just trying to.

You got out of there just in time. That was definitely a proud boy photo y'all took. Y'all looked like some proud boys. Y'all were proud to be American in Atlantic City that day. Everyone in that photo knows what the inside of the Capitol building looks like. Yo, man. Listen, I'll be going on tour. We're coming to a city near you soon, hopefully.

Get tickets now at new Rorynmall.com. We'll be in Chicago, September 18th. And I'm not sure we were after that. worry but uh i believe russia is our next lot shot well we definitely won't be going to russia i can if we have russian fans thank you for listening and watching but we won't be coming over if you're allowed to listen if we're not shadow banned september 18 chicago september 23rd washington dccccc october 2nd charlotte north carolina november 5th london november 13th atlanta georgia november 19th dallas texas November 20th, Houston, Texas, December 9th, Seattle, December 11th, Portland, December 18th, Boston, and New York, and L.A. will be added to this schedule soon as well.

So get your tickets now, new Rory-in-Mall.com. Come out, kick it with us. We'll have a good time at the live show. Good to see the people that watch us and listen to two crazy men sitting on the couch talking about all their gripes with life and what they'll do in 24 hours to live. Listen, I'm excited for the store I don't even really want a pod I know we're going to be on stage and all that I want to go sit in the crowd and like actually have conversations Yeah, no, go ahead, go get that box, come worry about it

Well, that's fine I mean Yeah, so get your tickets, man, we'll be on the road Come check us out or not, whatever We'll have a good time with it without you That is true Yeah Either, either. Either way, I'm having fun

Yeah I can't wait either Are you gonna fucking any women on tour? No, never doing that again I told you that. last time. Stop asking me that. You bring it up

an old traumatic experience. I will never do that again. I think maybe I want to. That's why I keep asking if you're going to do it. Like, you know, sometimes when you want to do something you keep asking your friends,

like, oh, will you do it? No, I know. I'm answering you. No, we'll never do it again. Make me feel better about me thinking about trying to do it. Not happening and not doing it. So yeah, enjoy the rest of your week.

We'll be back Friday to kick with y'all. What do you got planned on for the rest of the week? Rory. Just recording. That's what our life is become, man. Living your dream. Recording. Go proud boys.

We'll be back to talk to you guys on Friday. Y'all be safe. Enjoy your week. I'm that nigga. He's just ginger. Peace. Goodbye. On the Look Back at it podcast.

From 1979, that was a big moment for me. 84 was big to me. I'm Sam J. And I'm Alex English. Each episode, we pick a here, unpack what went down, and try to make sense of how we survived it. With our friends, fellow comedians,

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