No Jumper - Is Durk Telling?! Game Removes Drake from Album, Trap Lore PRESSED & More

Starting point is 00:00:00 Yeah, man, cut water in the way. Damn, we live, man. We're crazy. I'm sitting next to a swaggy, fat black dude. Whereas yesterday, I was sitting next to the exact opposite. Oh, you're still on D'Boy, huh? He's still on D'Boy. You know, you know, fat don't mean not fly, you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 00:00:19 In D'Boy's case, it does. But yeah, yeah, yeah. I got to plug him with my, you know, my people that, you know, I can get them right. You know who D'boy is? He was at the second audition. I thought I got my full of shitting on him, but I still got this hunger inside. Leftovers. You start off with it, though.

Starting point is 00:00:39 I'm hungry. Damn. It's still just inside my soul. What did he do, Adam? What did he do? I know I'm in late. What did he not do, really? Yeah, that's the question.

Starting point is 00:00:49 Bro, and you see Rios over there? Yeah. He's a man of God. He's very, like, straight as an arrow. He don't really like shit on people. All right. Even he can't hold him. Hold it back, man.

Starting point is 00:00:59 It's just coming out of him, too. Pause. I was just being real with him. You know what I mean? Like, I support you, but you can only help somebody as much as they help themselves. You can't help a person that doesn't want to help themselves. You know, like, you got to be the hungry dog to win the race, man. Like, you can't just be sitting here.

Starting point is 00:01:14 And it's not like I want him to crash out on nobody or not like that. It's just like, I just want to see you win, but you ain't going to win if you don't set a boundary. Because people are going to try to tear you down no matter what. Yeah. Especially when you think so much of what other people think. it's kind of like I feel like there were so many comments that were basically like Adam

Starting point is 00:01:32 if you have such an issue with so many different aspects of this guy's personality why is he still there? And it's a fair question. It seems like you have fun Metaverse punching on them. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 00:01:45 Everybody can't just like you can't have a whole pod full of tough guys. He's like the no jumper heel? I mean like wax the heel. Yeah, yeah. No, he's like Just the bumpkin.

Starting point is 00:01:58 Like, I don't want to fuck him up, but he's like the format like that. Like lately the format. I define that when you say the no jumper heel. The villain. Okay. The guy who you can usually expect to be picking the fights and making shit filled with tension. No boy's not really like that at all. He didn't seem like a like a.

Starting point is 00:02:18 Oh, but the version of him that you saw during the contest, like the real him is so different. Oh, it's a different version. Oh, he hits you with the oaky-doke-doke-do. I think we're about to see his art, though. I think we're going to see his flip, like, of who Dobley is. I think we're going to get to... What you said, every host on the show set there. Here we go.

Starting point is 00:02:35 Watch what he do. You know how to come down to court with the basketball. Like, wow, he's about to do him up. He's going to do it. Because he tells him almost every day that he's, like, going to go through this dramatic personal change. And at this point, like, nobody really pays attention or listens or whatever. So what about, like, adapting to the host and not the host adapting to the show?

Starting point is 00:02:54 You know what I mean? Like adapting to who that character, that person is, more so than expecting him to adapt to the environment. Like we have to accept people for who they are and how they are and use that shit to our advantage. I'm not trying to sound like super opportunistic. So we should find dudes who are like even more pathetic than him so that he can be their leader?

Starting point is 00:03:14 No, you already found your pathetic. No, no, no. You settle in to him being a cornball host. Yeah. That's our cornball. So you're saying that he's a cornball. Can nobody... It seems fair to say.

Starting point is 00:03:23 We're really our cornball, but us. This is our cornball. You know what I'm saying? Exactly. Exactly. And when I think about T. Rell doing the smack treatment to him and just picking on him, like, if he were because everybody always is like, oh, he's going to go to the back on the thing.

Starting point is 00:03:35 When I think about that, I'm like, oh, no, he better not talk crazy to my bitch. He just told you, don't call him that, though, boy. Well, I said it in, like, a different way. It's not like he's a bitch. I'm saying, he's my woman. Can we put a shout up? Shit. He just said, please.

Starting point is 00:03:51 And he said, please, stop calling me this. That's the problem. It was the please. You know, it should have been affirmed. Hey, man, I'm calling me no bitch. But it was funny on the pod yesterday where he tried to pivot into being like, I'm that N-word. I'm the man.

Starting point is 00:04:06 Everybody's just like, all right, man. Like, what the fuck? So on the outside looking at it, it seems like he's the type of person that really doesn't demand a lot of respect for himself. No, sir. No, none. He demands none, and he gets even less. He's an emotional mental roller coaster.

Starting point is 00:04:22 You know what I mean? It's like we've had some of, all right, compare a Do-Boy to something like Kyle. Kyle comes in here. Kyle's playing a character. He wants to crash out. He wants to get his moments by making other people get out of character. Do-boy in comparison is the total opposite where he's trying to be a good podcast or be a good person, etc. He has no idea how to do it.

Starting point is 00:04:45 But he's doing something that's so fundamentally different because it feels like, okay, when I was picking out like no jumper hosts in 20, 2018, 2019, and it's like house phone and cam girl or whatever. It's like they didn't really know what being on a podcast was going to be like. Now everybody knows, oh, if I go on those numbers, it's going to be like this or any other podcast is going to kind of be like this. And it will benefit me as a personality if I make a scene or I like, you know, do crazy stuff. It'll help to like develop my identity as far as everybody else.

Starting point is 00:05:19 And doughboy is kind of like the caveman that's been like stuck in the ice for. for 10 years because he doesn't get that. He's just, like, showing up and thinks that he can just be really, really nice and that that's going to get him places. Whereas Kyle is the opposite. Kyle's like, I want to be the biggest asshole I could possibly be. And maybe that'll get me where I'm going. Kyle, he's not acting.

Starting point is 00:05:40 He's not, he's trying to find his, his footing. Like, he's trying to find his footing, but he legit. Like, when I'm working with a dog. Yeah, he embracing is crazy. Yeah, yeah, he, you know what I'm saying? He got shit bottled up, and it come out when he... Drinking a bottle. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:06:03 For sure. That's the weird thing about Kyle is it feels like he's just, like, kind of dealing with some personal shit as well. I don't think he should be terminated, though. So, generally speaking, I would say that as soon as you, like, attempt to, like, assault somebody multiple times during a podcast, especially when it's not, like, somebody that's, like, a formidable... champion, you know, like if Spodyface and Jay Hood, when they fucking went outside and who knows what happened, it's like, okay, well, that's, that's one thing because this is like a fair

Starting point is 00:06:33 matchup. Two masculine men. Kind of like, they seem like they're on the same page streetwise or whatever. Like, if you're going to like come on the podcast and for no reason, a disrespect, though boy to the extent that like you throw his cake on the ground, each make beefs, and then you try to hit him in the face with this big ass heavy table, which I feel like people might not really know, but it's not that heavy,

Starting point is 00:07:01 but it's probably like a good like 15 pounds. Any solid object that you throw at somebody's face, even if you toss it, it's going to do something. Right. I think it fuck you up. So, I mean, like, that to me is like, okay, if you are so out of control of your own body and your own behavior

Starting point is 00:07:15 that you're going to, like, physically assault someone else. And really, like, not because they did anything to you, just because you want clout? No, he did He rubbed cake in his face Like a little But he got Hold on he got a cake

Starting point is 00:07:27 In another man's face Okay All right Just to break it down So I understand now Doboy's cake is sitting here Kyle wants to get his little moment He goes like

Starting point is 00:07:35 Oh this is good for an outside opinion This is actually really good So okay He throws it He throws his dog cake off the table Like just to get his little moments Just to talk shit Whatever

Starting point is 00:07:43 Then dough boy is Complaining and crying Like a bitch And then Birthday Like this dude Right He's like fucking 19, bro.

Starting point is 00:07:53 And like fucking Josh, he's like, you know, he's Josh. And like, they have to pull the boy to the side and be like, bro, you've got to take the cake. You got to hit him in the face with it. You got to stand up for yourself. Right. Coaching him. Right. Like, you got to do something.

Starting point is 00:08:07 He does it. But as he does it, he barely hits him with it. And he leans down to his ear. And he just whispers to him. He goes, I'm just doing this for content. I fuck with you, homie. You cool. You my boy.

Starting point is 00:08:20 Oh, hell. No, boy. So sucks. Nobody hears that. You just see that he leans in. And so that, and so he gets it all on his glasses. And that's what I said. The cow said they're grinning for 30 seconds, looking crazy.

Starting point is 00:08:33 Then he gets up, uh, he paced, pace, pick up the cake. And then he back hit him with the cake. No disrespect to, bro, but it seemed like he lacking like a spine. Yeah. You dig what I'm saying? I don't even know if he would deny that. You got to let his nuts hang a little bit. Bro, sometimes.

Starting point is 00:08:48 Right of break on. Sometimes you, look, look, sometimes you just. You gotta take it. Nick, hey, at least you try. Right. At least you fought like a man. Take your loss.

Starting point is 00:08:56 Hey, man, goddammit. If you know the man can whoop your ass, goddammit, get them one good time and then take your ale and we'll respect the fact that you even showed up for the fucking fight. That's it. You know what I'm saying? My sentiment is exactly. I mean, the irony is that Doe Boy should probably like whip Kyle in a fight, right?

Starting point is 00:09:12 I don't know if he would, but. I don't think so. No. They go off experience aggression and Doe Boy have no aggression. None. You know what I mean? But you still. still put up a fight.

Starting point is 00:09:22 No, for sure. You know what I'm saying? It's your birthday and you fuck up my cake, nigga? If you're losing, then you go, you bite, you, whatever. Do what you gotta do. This is after this man has already another day jiggled his titty. No. If I just went like this to your boob and just got up, stood up, went over to him and like jiggled his, his,

Starting point is 00:09:41 titty. It was calling him. It doesn't seem that bad compared to the, uh, to the cake stuff, or like almost getting hit in the face with the table, but like the The boob juggling was huge at that moment. You know what I said with the ass trait too. I know. The rolling trade.

Starting point is 00:09:57 He's bullying. He whipped. Yeah, he's bullying him, but it's like. He came after he had the cake rubble on his face. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But like Doe Boy said,

Starting point is 00:10:05 with lush and whack, you can't tell a man how to respond to disrespect. Right. He felt like you put some icing all on his glasses and his cake. So he went on one. But you destroyed like a cake that realistically probably costs like $30. And to me, that's like, okay,

Starting point is 00:10:18 you deserve a cake in your face. Well, you got to think this is the best birthday he had at 47 years. Thanks to no jumpers in Jess West. Yes. You don't know. There might have been some good birthdays on the way. No, no, no, no, no.

Starting point is 00:10:33 Let's keep it real, bro. Now, you got to take the good with the bad. You know what I'm saying? No. I've got to be nice to that. I know, I know, I know, like, you know what I mean? He almost hit you with the table and then you feel your butt crack was showing or whatever. But you had a great birthday.

Starting point is 00:10:48 Female showed you attention. You got fed in it and you enjoy yourself. You got a good dick review that he's still talking about. He showed a female video of his private and she gave him a thumbs up. He's a good day for him. He talked about it for days. He's still talking about it. Because we all think he got a tiny dick.

Starting point is 00:11:06 Right. We're super proud that a girl said he got a good-sized dick. Nah, you should take the good with the bad, bro. Right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah, no. Is his father in his life?

Starting point is 00:11:16 I'm starting to think of something deeper. Like it was his father in his life? Man, he gave a little synopsis, a short story I came across when I was scrolling, when he was talking to, uh. Oh, no, that was some group chat shit. That was, that was no other. Yeah, he gave a small synopsis, but... He's got some trauma in his childhood, for sure. Right.

Starting point is 00:11:34 He need... And then if you're a comedian, you gotta have a mean streak. He do comedy, bro. Start bagging on people. Like, I was outside when it was doing their thing yesterday, I'm like, man, start bagging on this nigga Adam. Start getting on him. Like, I text him that shit and all. I know he just avoided that.

Starting point is 00:11:49 did it take. So he's just totally non-confrontational. Man, he's supposed to start back. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's your thing. I mean, yeah, yeah. If he's a comedian and whatever, he should be able to at least verbally assault somebody.

Starting point is 00:11:59 Verbly abuse somebody. He could protect himself, at least verbally protect himself. Yeah. And it's like, it just makes me almost question myself. Right. Like, what is it that you want to keep this dude around that seems like he has no limit for how much shit he will take?

Starting point is 00:12:17 And not only that, but has seemingly like no limit to the number of things about his personality that really need work that really need to be corrected. And I'm not saying this like I'm perfect or like I, but you know, there's just so many things that like it feels like there's like all these lessons that you probably learned when you're in like junior high. Right. That he just has not managed to learn at all.

Starting point is 00:12:43 Like, you know, like, hey, if that kid punches you in the face, like there's probably like a point in most of our lives where like somebody did something to us. And you realize like, fuck, I might not want to, but I got to lash out in some way. I don't know exactly what I got to do, but I got to do something. But he might be in his like stage or phase or whatever, like with Jason Love, not punch it back, not fighting back. You know what I mean? Like he might be in some like weird fucking place.

Starting point is 00:13:08 I don't know. I've never seen it in a person. The way he's behaving, I've never seen it in a girl. But at some time, you know, I've seen it when I was in the military. but at sometimes you've got to for their own personal safety if they're not, you know, saying if they can't hack it around other people

Starting point is 00:13:22 like when I was in the military, there was always one soldier that everybody ragged on. He either, you know, just couldn't get the drills right. No, there was in movies, but it was really, Full metal jacket. Yeah, for sure. That really happened.

Starting point is 00:13:34 So, you know, when I was in basic training, we had this guy, he couldn't do shit. And so it got to the point where the bullying became so bad, it was like either they move him or he's going to off himself. Right? We're going to, and so you just got to be, we've got to be very aware of, like, mental health and things of that nature.

Starting point is 00:13:50 Because if, like, if we're just setting this, if you're just setting this guy up to just get ragged on and banged on and pit on and brute, like, you know, you don't know what he's going to do when he gets home. So what happens with that? Does leadership step in? Yeah, for sure. Leadership steps in or whatever and usually tries to move the person or whatever to a more, you know, susceptible. Yeah, yeah. Space or whatever. It doesn't sound like he plays well with others.

Starting point is 00:14:12 He doesn't work well with others. You probably need to find more of his type of. individuals or more his type of vibe and his tribe. Hey, bro, no, Jumper is more like the carpool lane, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I know for, like, if you like thin skin, it's probably ain't the place for you. You know what I mean? You might have a whack that would attack you for no reason one day or, you know what I'm saying? Somebody's come in with some jokes and want to bag on or whatever.

Starting point is 00:14:35 Right. But if you, like, super soft, sensitive type, thin skin. He just gives us material constantly to work on, you know, like to work from. I mean, maybe that's a good thing. It just never runs out. It's just a constant flow. It seems like a humiliation ritual. It's like a humiliation ritual.

Starting point is 00:14:51 Yeah. But it's a continuous. That's the thing. Like, it's not like a set up humiliation ritual. It's like I compared them to Eeyore. You know what I mean? Like, and it's like, dude, I don't know. Is this an act that you're just trying to be nice

Starting point is 00:15:04 and you're scared about what's going to come out of you if you just be who you are? Like, just, I don't know. But here's the thing when he's saying, so Adam, you're saying you really ain't seen no good podcasting out of me. in the last however many months or whatever. And it's like, I'm clearly,

Starting point is 00:15:19 like, struggling to, like, think of anything that I could, like, really say anything positive about. And then I'm, then I'm thinking about, like, what the equivalent of this would be. Like, let's say that I went to the studio to link up with a rapper

Starting point is 00:15:29 that I thought I was cool with and the rapper and all his homies are just cooking me. I'm just the butt of the joke all night. Right. They just fucking made fun of me and shit. I'll probably be out of there within an hour for sure. I'm not going to just, like, stick around.

Starting point is 00:15:44 And then I'll probably, like, maybe I'll like tell you guys like maybe I'll tell like one or two people that I know just to be like bro this is crazy like I couldn't believe they treated me like that but like I'm not gonna keep going back you know for more but that's the weird thing with him is that it's like seemingly there's like no limit to how much shit that he'll take because I mean I think he really wants to be a podcast you know he like really it means a lot to him like even just winning that competition actually like I have this memory of like when I announced him as the winner and we made it all dramatic and we're like you know you know you you're eliminated and you're eliminated and then it's like down to two and then finally i go do boy the look of elation in his eyes almost kind of was like the initial tip off of like oh shit because like you you shouldn't be that happy like it's pretty cool like you've been doing this for like two days but it's like the way that he just exiled and it was like it clearly just met so much so i was like oh that might be a problem like i keep it real it's it's the uh help me out come Comoraderie.

Starting point is 00:16:45 Comority. He like being a partisan. Right. No offense. He says he don't really got any other group chat besides us, which was kind of shocking. He got, got no-that-that-it. He got no jumper tatted. He got Waddeno Tattie.

Starting point is 00:16:57 So he liked the, you know what I'm saying? So he was on Wilding out. Oh yeah. If it was a misbehaved kick going to be on next season, by the way. He would have joined the gang for sure. Shout out to you, man. That's what I said what happened? Yeah, yeah, but anybody play with me like that.

Starting point is 00:17:10 God damn it, I've been to get kicked off the motherfucking show. I couldn't, yeah. And yeah, he lacks, he's lacking some form of masculinity. And he's always wanting to be judged. You know what I mean? Like, like, even after his, like the judging of his podcast skills, Adam just obliterated him, right? Then he was like, well, how about my comedy stand-up skills? Can we put it on there and you can judge it?

Starting point is 00:17:34 Right. And Adam, well, you're better at comedy than potty. Wow. But he's telling true. But then he still wants him to do a read of his script. Like, please. I can keep one of the judging. But the thing about podcast versus comedy is that podcasting is so off the cuff.

Starting point is 00:17:51 You can't, like, plan out material really. Like, if you're interviewing somebody, you can kind of, like, script out the whole thing, sort of. But, like, comedy, by definition, even the person who's, like, the worst that comedy understands that you need to sit down for a couple hours and, like, really try to cook up some jokes and plot this out. And I feel like that has got to be easier than podcasting on average. Not saying that comedy's easy.

Starting point is 00:18:13 but it's like at least you've got this process by which you can, you know, do research online, try to like, you know, work with the AI or whatever kind of tool maybe to like find some funny concepts, refine the material. You work on it over and over and over. But, I mean, podcasting is just like, you're going to say some wild shit to me in this episode and I just got to figure out what I want to say in response. And that's like, that's pretty tough. Comedy, you got out of your time.

Starting point is 00:18:38 Yeah. You got, you only have crowd control, you know what I mean? Like, I think comedy might be. be a little bit. I mean, it depends on what your shit, though. It's like freestyle versus writing. Yeah, for writing. Written.

Starting point is 00:18:49 Right. Right in the song. You know what I mean? Like, you might be really good at writing song. But horrible at freestyle are really good at freestyle and whack at writing. Hey, dough boy, this camera's at me. Hey, brother, uh, stand up for yourself, okay? You're a king by some standards.

Starting point is 00:19:05 Stand up for yourself and stop letting people hoe you. Because the moment that people smell a pussy, they're going to treat you like that for the rest of your life. And all you have to do to change that narrative is the next time that somebody tries to hold you, get the blick. Don't, not literally. I didn't, that's nothing. I would say, stand up for yourself in a way that denates a king and a masculine man.

Starting point is 00:19:33 And I think your arc will change. But stand up for yourself, bro. Blah, nicked. For sure. Adam just ain't a bad guy like that way. He's not going to just, like, he's not going to just, like, throw him to the streets. He sees, he's seeing something originally in him that he's trying to see him out. But you know what?

Starting point is 00:19:49 And the thing is, if this means that much to him, which is amazing, if you take it away from him, now that might be the fucking straw that breaks the camel's back. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, if he, like, this is his togetherness. In his mind, it seems like this is his tribe. Cool. But if you take him out of the fucking goddamn group chat, oh, my gosh. I don't know if he, you know, because he seemed like he'll probably take your

Starting point is 00:20:12 pretty hard. So it sounds Do boy, stand up for your fucking self. Hey, look. Your group chat depends on it. You either stand up or get out the group chat, bro. Hey, hey, look, if Adam pulled up, Rio's spotty face in the back and

Starting point is 00:20:28 put up to his other, hey, get in the car. Hey, look, we got to go put it down on back on field. Go air this shit out. Or they go close the building now forever. Right. I think he'd be down. All right, man. But then I think he would go tell the cops right away. Huh? I think he would go tell the cops right after. No. Oh, yeah. I think he would be down, but then he would rethink it and be like, I can't go to the job, man.

Starting point is 00:20:45 Well, guys, that wasn't nice. It wasn't nice when Smack caught a head shot. Oh, my gosh, bro. What they called a head tap? That wasn't nice. Oh, shit. Hey, man, he'd be all right. You know?

Starting point is 00:20:56 Stay on for yourself, brother. I think the turnaround is about to happen. Or you're going to get kicked out the group chat, one or the other. If you can't swim, you're going to drown, bro, or dog, you paddle. He survived yesterday's onslaught. It can't be no worse than that. You know what I mean? Like, yesterday, all three of us were.

Starting point is 00:21:12 kind of going in. He survived it with a smile at his face, and he's still trying to put in the work. I think it'll be all right. Two and a half, you, like, not really Moose. Moose was like, Moose is real, real, real sympathetic these days. But, you know what I think?

Starting point is 00:21:25 I think he just needs to need the monologue and do content by itself or him just one-on-one with somebody else. Honestly, he needs to find his trap. You know, I mean, there's a market for everything, you know? It sounds like maybe you've got a weirdo pod coming or. Well, that's just why, like, the 24-hour pod thing that he's so insistent. about doing, like, even he says he wants to do it,

Starting point is 00:21:44 like, a couple times a month or whatever. And I'm just like, you shouldn't be trying to do, like, endurance potting when you seem like you have yet to, like, give us a good 20 minutes. Hey, bro, you want to stay in a group chat, man? Hey, swing on the next motherfucker, man, lock the ass, clam to, clean the fuck out if you got to. I'm not asking for constructive criticism.

Starting point is 00:22:07 Hey, man, I definitely don't, I just, didn't violence, but, man, hey, listen, bro. A motherfucker then came in this bitch And jiggle your titty One, okay, I'm a big nigga Bill fucking jiggle my titty I'm gonna jiggle something on his ass And it ain't gonna be sexual

Starting point is 00:22:22 Fuck, you digger them said One, two, a motherfucker The fuck your birthday cake up on your birthday? On your birthday stream. Yeah, I make beef ditty. Hey, man, hey listen, boy, slap the shit out his ass and take whatever kind of ass

Starting point is 00:22:34 whip and he give you, but at least you stood up like a man. Point blank period. If you can win, you win, you win something, you lose something, and at the end of the day he'll respect you more, because you at least got up and slapped him one good time. Right.

Starting point is 00:22:45 Right. If you get one good head in, you good. Yeah. I'd have smacked you. You can't ever take back the fact that I smacked you. Okay, you beat the shit out of me. Joe Boy is the kind of person where we need to, like, actively not put people like Kyle around him because he's just too fragile.

Starting point is 00:22:58 Hey, man, but we should bring Kyle back, bro. We should give him another chance, bro. No, he's done. Hey, hey, I'll tell you why, bro. When you enter an old jumper, don't nobody give you no dudes and don'ts. You know what I mean? Like, you, like, and then when you watch it, You see so much go on, you might think it's lawless.

Starting point is 00:23:15 But it ain't. You know what I'm saying? But, you know, you might see suspect hop up with the knife. Right. You feel what I mean? You might see a Culp he get knocked across the room or, you know what I'm saying? You might see somebody chase somebody, flaco chase MJ TV. Flacco chase MJ TV or whack, scared the shit out of moose, man.

Starting point is 00:23:39 Or Jalice pop up and start crashing out. in his home, put that homil, Paroo. I did 50 years. Like, so they might think, like, you know. My, my thing is, is that, I do think that, like, one violent incident is something that maybe you could kind of, like, tolerate and, like, move on from. But Kyle has, like, three. He jiggled the boob, jiggle boob gate.

Starting point is 00:24:01 That's not violent. I mean, it's sexual assault, which is kind of weird of a dude. And then he threw the cake on the ground, and then he attacked him with the table. And then he attacked him with the, the, the, the rolling train. Has don't what's done anything to him to? No, nothing. And get this.

Starting point is 00:24:17 I go, Kyle's not on the podcast anymore. He's done. Go boy gets on his stream and basically like, tells him that he wants him to keep his job, tells him that he's going to talk to me and try to convince me to let him, why am I calling him a job? It's not like he actually has a job here.

Starting point is 00:24:33 But like either way, it was just like, damn, bro. Like, I had to stand up for you and say that this dude's not allowed back here. And then you weren't even. to stand up for yourself. You had to go and like run it back and make it look like it was all my fault, even though Doboy, in fact,

Starting point is 00:24:48 when I said that he was banned from the platform, doboy double taps the message. Thank you, Adam, that means a lot to me. Immediately goes back on that shit like 24 hours later. Right. Oh, shit, though. And just destroy you, like, what the fuck? It's like standing up for your sister,

Starting point is 00:25:05 beating up her boyfriend because of a piece of shit, and then like a week later, she goes right back to him. Exactly. What the fuck? me no more to get that buff on. Don't ever, call me to- Don't ever ask me to help you out again. Ever again.

Starting point is 00:25:16 You're back with this loser? That's what you want. Okay, hey man, he might, maybe he's like, maybe he's into it. Maybe he's into it. Hey, man, I, I, I, I, I don't think, though boy, man, instead of, uh, because I don't think Adam ever go let him go. I think Adam enjoy. Like, it's part of me, yeah.

Starting point is 00:25:32 Like, maybe it's like that he actually do like dough boy, but you just don't, you don't like Kyle. You know what I mean? Like, you just- He liked dough boy, he don't like, he don't like, he just- his potting. He's potting. He's F average. Because I hung out with Dobboy in real life.

Starting point is 00:25:48 He's like cool to hang out with. But then when you have to like really like look him in his face and talk to him on the pod, it's kind of different. But you get a kick out of him. Yeah, yeah. It's obvious. You begin to kick out of it. I guess it's like, you really thought that shirt was tight.

Starting point is 00:26:00 Like he said, faith over fear. Like who wears that? I'm like, this thing, Adam is older. He's endless. His clothes are almost as bad as like everything else, bro. Like his clothes are so far. I got some big brother shit, man, you know what I mean? You believe that I believe that you got late last night?

Starting point is 00:26:16 You're fucking out of your mind. Oh, shit. Hey, he'd be on them. Hey, but, uh, I don't know what I mean? Follow some, I just monologue. I do, you know what I'm saying? I'll talk to the camera on my own. I'll holler at my chat.

Starting point is 00:26:27 I do my mental health, uh, content. And I'll be hollering at bitches or, you know what I'm saying? Have Kyle pull up, holler at Kyle. Have much he pull up? I'll pull up. I'll pull up. It'll be damn if I'd let a motherfucker that threw my birthday cake, pull up.

Starting point is 00:26:41 He probably would, though. I'll probably let him come over and whatever he wants. I feel like that's advice for everybody. Like, if you are a podcast, you should be doing some kind of, like, live stream and talking to some solo shit in general on your own. Most definitely. I mean, if he's getting hold at work, he should definitely go home and pot about how he felt when the cake hit his face.

Starting point is 00:26:59 Because he's got sympathizers. Right. Like, he's got some sympathizers. Like, I feel sorry for him. I feel sorry for him, you know what I'm like... I don't know how long I'm going to feel sorry for him. Because more and more of this story comes out, it seems like you can't help nobody don't want to help himself.

Starting point is 00:27:11 And this is my thing is that if you want to like solo pod, I feel like you need to have an extremely strong sense of self. Like when I watch like Tim Dillon sit there by himself, Tasha Kay, all these different people, even like a Candace Owens who are able to sit there and just run their monologue for an hour or two at a time without anybody else to bounce off of without like,

Starting point is 00:27:34 oh, I'm going to let you talk for two minutes so I can think about the thing that I'm going to say next or whatever. I mean, I think that's like the hardest form of content. creation and uh you know a lot of us do it to some extent but like to be truly great at it it's just really hard and when i look at dope boy it's like i mean dope boy like sitting by himself for two hours and like managing to keep it going i don't know it's just kind of like i don't know if he's like ready for that task because like that and that's how to give us okay that's the fucked up

Starting point is 00:28:01 thing about yesterday too is that it's like we basically talked about dope boy for like over an hour and then we did like two more hours after that and he like barely talked on the last two hours because like but meanwhile the conversation was really good we're all like really going back and forth like having like really intense combos and it felt like he wasn't able like find where he fit into these conversations which is not a great sign when like the podcast seems like it's going its best when you kind of like just get pushed out of it it sounds mean but I mean it sounds honest like at work you got to be honest you got to be like the truth is the truth I mean truth can never be considered disrespect max something deal boy spinning shit

Starting point is 00:28:41 Bro, spin the block. Goddammit. Do some, do some, hey, man. God damn, stand up for your fucking self, black man. And smack some shit. Okay? I don't think, like, he should attack somebody as, like, that's not like the lesson that you learned.

Starting point is 00:28:54 Somebody is assaulting you. You should defend yourself. And you're fully warranted to. Well, at least be disrespectful about a mouth. He don't ought to be mean. Say something. Say something. He's a comedian, right?

Starting point is 00:29:05 Bro. Joe. That joke to fuck out that man. Comedians has a mean streak. Right, for sure. But his comedy is bagging on himself. Yeah, but his comedy is kind of like Seinfeld. We watched his comedy and it was basically like five minutes of him just talking about how fat he is

Starting point is 00:29:18 and how he lost weight and he's still fat and he got his dick back. Yeah, I heard that when y'all was playing it. So this is in his character arc. I could have gave him some better fat jokes. Like, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. He could have talked about how like, you know, they say cuddle season. Right.

Starting point is 00:29:35 Cuddle season backfired on him. He's like, damn. What do you think about R.I. What do you think about our ideas for your stand-up? Oh, shit. I got it. I see it. I got it.

Starting point is 00:29:50 I got it. My suggestion was Munchy B stand-up set, 10 minutes. Five minutes where you tell a crazy story about shooting somebody back in the day. Okay. And then five minutes of, like, funny observations about being blind. Oh, shit. I just feel like that's gold right there. like a crazy-ass story and then like, hey, let me tell you about this thing that you probably never really thought about.

Starting point is 00:30:14 I'll go up there with some ideas and if it all fails and I'll call somebody out the audience to ask some questions and make fun of whatever conversation we got going. What's that? Crowd work. I'll stretch that 10 minutes all. I'll make it work. Put a bunch of crips in the audience. Do some crowd work. I'm like, I remember y'all, you know, I remember y'all, homie.

Starting point is 00:30:34 We would appear that. That was a nigga with the dirty chucks. I'm not sure. Y'all wearing blue, huh? That's cool. That's funny. That would actually be good. I can't wait for that, actually.

Starting point is 00:30:47 I mean, I think people would definitely be interested in hearing, like, observations as a blind person, like, you know what I'm saying? Because I'm pretty sure there's some things that you see and, you know, come across that people normally don't, you know what I'm saying? So, yeah, that would be, that would be interesting. If you could turn that funny, that's something. Because, you know, fat comedic, comedy. because they talk about how fat they are.

Starting point is 00:31:09 Okay, goddamn. That shit is old, though. And that's why, like, female comedians is kind of hard to, you know, I'm sure. They talking about getting fun. Like, yeah, he gave me that dick and I'm like, all right, bro. All right, what else? You know what I'm saying? Right.

Starting point is 00:31:20 And the way I grew up, the fat cast was not the dudes you bagged on. Like, those, because they had so much skills in bagging. No, for sure. Because they're so used to bagging on people. Right. The fat dude was usually the coldest one in the search. No, I had to be able to verbally. The ugly niggas got jokes, for sure.

Starting point is 00:31:40 And you leave them alone because you know they got their shit together. And the whole bus ride, we're on your motherfucking ass. For the time we lead to school, the time you get off that goddamn bus. And they talk about you. Or for example, Bosco. Bosco know who you're ugly niggins. Right. He's funny as funny.

Starting point is 00:31:53 He's going to get on you. He's going to get started on you first. He'll be laughing to the, oh. But she's like, what's the nigger laughing? He's rapping up to start bagging on your joke. Yeah, he's going on your head. Like, man, he's being. But that's the thing with Bosco is.

Starting point is 00:32:07 his whole life. He used to it. Bosco is so ugly that he's not funny enough. No. Like, I know you ain't seen him in a while, but he's ugly. No,

Starting point is 00:32:16 no, no, no, and he's not that funny. Hey, too much age. It's his laugh. Like, his laugh,

Starting point is 00:32:21 he's funny. Like, his timing, he's got it. You can tell he's been backed on. But Bosco's funny in a way where it's like, damn,

Starting point is 00:32:27 it's kind of funny that this guy thinks that he's, like, funny enough that he's laughing this heart at his own jokes and it's not that funny. But you know, when people laugh at their own jokes, laughter is contagious. That of how you laughing.

Starting point is 00:32:36 Yeah. Like, this thing is crazy. No, he got a level of funny to him, but you gotta have, man, at least if you ain't top tier funny, you got enough to get a nigga off you. You know what I'm saying? When you think about it again

Starting point is 00:32:49 before he sent a joke, you know, he's a good example of it as Tom Segura because it felt like people loved him before he was super successful and he was just like a fat white guy and he's out of shape, he's able to make fun of himself or whatever.

Starting point is 00:33:04 then he gets really, really popular, gets in really, really good shape, loses all the fat. All of a sudden, he's dressing real nice. He's wearing a designer. He's flying private. He's buying fancy-ass jewelry and cars and shit. And now, like, the fans just, they're over it.

Starting point is 00:33:21 Completely different lifestyle. Once you listen to the radio? Oh, that was good. Not who he used to be. Like, sometimes rappers get so successful. They lose touch with what they brought to the game. And did you see? see the shit with Tom Sawyer or his wife and Theo Vaughn?

Starting point is 00:33:38 But what did they actually do? So Theo Vaughn, they were showing a clip of his wife and Theo Vaughn when they were doing something, interview together. And Theo Vaughn was like, I didn't know you were married at this time. And they were like being like super flirty. And Thompson Girl was like, what? And so I think they're, I'm not saying that that's the reason they broke up. But imagine seeing your wife doing some shit.

Starting point is 00:33:59 And the dude that's there on the set with you was like, damn, you were married then? I didn't know you was married. And he said it as if like, I was smashing you. Yes. Yep. Do you ever find yourself with like a big realization that you haven't treated your woman the way that you should be?

Starting point is 00:34:18 Like you've ever had like moments where you just kind of like land on this like realization of like fuck like. Yeah, I mistreated a lot of bitchy. I mean, if that's what you ask you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like we all do. I do, I do better these things. But that you felt bad about it.

Starting point is 00:34:33 Yeah, I feel bad a few times. I'm way better these days. I'm a matured much. Doesn't it suck, though, when you feel bad about treating a woman, you know, a certain way, and then you find out that you should have treated her worse? Yeah. I've been there to- Well, you always thought, damn, bitch, I should have cheated way more.

Starting point is 00:34:52 And I should have, hey, boy, I should have talked to. You find out all the bad shit wants the relationship over. You know, I wasn't the bad guy. You know what I'm saying? When everything over, like, you find out everything. I know, everything, all that bitch got hit at that party. Yeah, I had a woman that literally made my life hell for like two or three years, and she just claimed that, you know, I was, oh, you're always, I'm like, man, I told your

Starting point is 00:35:13 ass what I was going to do, but you know, there. And then it comes out like, oh, bitch, I should have did way worse to you. Way worse. You know what I'm saying? And they're not going to take accountability from when they get caught. It's just like, okay, so what's this? Oh, well, I did it because you did it. Nah, bitch, nah, it's a whole different stuff.

Starting point is 00:35:29 Yeah, so, you know, sometimes you feel sorry like, damn, maybe I could have been a little more empathetic, but then it's like, you find out the real hurt, like, oh, no, bitch, I should, I should have turned up times 10. Man. That Beyonce lemonade, her lemonade thing, that shit made me do some reflecting. Really? For sure, for sure, because I was, we were in our- On the project?

Starting point is 00:35:50 It was a- Because that's the one that was inspired by Jay-Z Cheatner, essentially, right, yeah. Yeah, and so I was super lustful adult tree-type husband, boyfriend, whatever. Oh, really? And, yeah, and so. You've been with your- You're good for how long? 17 years.

Starting point is 00:36:05 Okay. And so that shit, like, I had never looked at my behavior like it was like evil or like, I was like I'm just being a man doing this what we do. But then there was a song where Beyonce said, what a wicked way to treat the woman who loves you. And for some reason that were wicked, it stuck. I was like, fuck, am I being fucking evil? Like this is some wicked shit.

Starting point is 00:36:28 They see it as evil. They see it as evil. And once I started, I was like, oh, shit. kind of hit a nerve with me. You know what I mean? Like you ain't treating the woman that loves you the most, that treats you the best in life. Yeah, you don't see what you're doing is wrong.

Starting point is 00:36:41 You do see what you're doing as, hey, this is what's right for me. Yeah. Right? You don't see it as something that's a direct shot at her. She sees it as a barrage because you're not conducting yourself the way that she envisions you conduct yourself. So part of it is a woman being controlling, but the other part of it is the fact that this woman is under fire because the things that you're doing to her, you know,

Starting point is 00:37:02 inadvertently disrespectful. As she upholds you, like, in this high regard, and she's doing the most support for you. How the fuck can you treat this person bad? You know what I mean? That shit fuck me up. And I think that a lot of us kind of tend to do this same thing where you go to the bank, you're all smiles with the bank teller.

Starting point is 00:37:20 Hey, lady, I never met. Hi, how you doing? Nice to me. Yeah, blah, blah. You're cool to the fucking barista at Starbucks. You're going to smile at them and give them a tip and shit like that. But then I think a lot of us kind of like, use our home environment as like the place to basically take it for granted that this person's

Starting point is 00:37:39 not going anywhere and that they're just going to be around and this is where you get to be your ornery fucking salty version of yourself and yeah like me and my girl had like a conversation like that like sort of recently where she was just like she's like sometimes i don't know if i want to be in this relationship because i feel like you just like don't communicate with me in the way that I feel like I deserve or that I should be treated by the guy that I've chosen to live my life with. Yeah. And I'm on a lot.

Starting point is 00:38:07 You said stuff like that to me before, but it like really just hit me. And obviously I'm leaving out a ton of fucking details about like various elements of this fight. But like it just hit me like a fucking freight train of just like you're the person who's like been there for me for 10 years that like realistically like everything I have in my life, I have nobody to thank more than you. Yeah. And it's like, I should enter into every single exchange and every single interaction with you leading with that, like, kindness that you so obviously fucking deserve.

Starting point is 00:38:39 Right. And that you've like, sometimes it almost feels like she's kind of like gotten just kind of like used to like not expecting more. And that in itself is like so unbelievably depressing and just so shitty. Yeah. she's expected a lower standard now. Like her expectation of you is like a lower standard. There's this cold interview from back of the day with James Baldwin and Mona. I forget the woman's name, but James Baldwin's like the black activist back of the day.

Starting point is 00:39:10 And he's telling her, like he's speaking to her like, I come home. I'm the way I am because I come home and I have to lie to the world out there and deal with these bosses and deal with all this bullshit. And I have to be my best self out there. And so when I come home, I'm fed up with the world. And the woman was like, well, shit, come home and fucking lie to me too. You know what I mean? Fucking lie to me. If we're the value, if we're the ones that you value, why the fuck are you not faking your

Starting point is 00:39:38 happiness here? I got a good question. No, you shouldn't have to, though. But that's what she's saying. Why are you faking it out there? You shouldn't have to have to do that. You shouldn't come home with some bullshit using up all your good energy out there in the world, but then you bring all your bad energy here.

Starting point is 00:39:51 But do you think that it's ever enough for a woman? Do you think that... how you treat your wife the lifestyle that you have provided for your family. Is it ever enough or do women have a constant thirst for more? Okay, I'm going to tell you something that my wife said to me at a certain point when it's probably more like in COVID and like she's like really taking care of the kid all the fucking time. The kid is super young.

Starting point is 00:40:16 So it's like way more work to take care of the kid. And then meanwhile, I'm literally just going into the office like 10 hours a day and just podcasting. And then I'm coming home high as fuck. realistically smoking a bunch of blunts and shit towards the end of the day and then I come home and I'm just useless and I'm just like I'm not thinking how can I have a conversation with her that's going to make her feel like supported as a parent I'm just like oh I'm home so I'm gonna fucking vegetate in front of the TV and watch this fucking 1090 Jake video or whatever you know and it's

Starting point is 00:40:44 like I honestly feel like in the last like few weeks I kind of just had like an epiphany of like how much I took advantage of that dynamic with her and like like now I'm kind of in a weird situation where it feels like she's kind of shocked by how much I like pivoted into like approaching our interactions in a different way. And it's like almost hard for her to like accept like, oh, okay, you feel like you owe this to me after all these years when like I've tried to like tell you about how I needed more support or how I like wanted something different from our relationship. and now I'm kind of in this weird position where it's like

Starting point is 00:41:25 I don't want you to like praise me or give me any kind of like feedback about this to like make me feel better about something that I've like clearly failed at as a man you know and I just keep telling her every time she's like why should I believe you that this is just going to be like a big change for you and I'm just like you don't have to believe me

Starting point is 00:41:43 but like maybe in a couple months you'll like be able to kind of like accept it more so and it'll feel a little bit easier you know you know it's surprising it's a surprise that you're being so open, vulnerable, and transparent at this moment. I know, I told that I wasn't going to do this, too. You're very desensitized, and your awareness be off a lot. You're very offensive.

Starting point is 00:42:04 So it is different hearing this, and I wish I was that comfortable out of this conversation environment right here. If I was around some females, like, some females, though, a certain level of females, I'll be, you know what I'm saying? It sounds like you need to have this talk for a long time. Yeah. No, I feel like... It's weird, right?

Starting point is 00:42:24 But like, okay, there's a part of me, like, where, you know, me and her have had, like, conversations about, like, how we talk about each other on podcasts or whatever. And, like, typically the analysis is, like, we're just not going to, like, go into a shitload of depth. I mentioned Tom Seguer earlier, him and his wife just decided they're getting divorced or whatever. They really didn't give any information about it. And I think if you really have, like, a mature relationship, then, yeah, it's like, maybe you should just do that. Let the people wonder. Keep it super vague, you know, about what issues you're going through as people or whatever.

Starting point is 00:42:55 But it's like a extent to which I feel like I want to like a tone publicly for it to basically like acknowledge like that I feel like I've fucked up like privately with her so much that like I just wanted to be like more transparent or real about it. And I want to have like conversations on camera that are real difficult. You know, like even yesterday when I was talking about how I feel like, you know, I've struggled with like being nicer. to people and stuff like that. And I felt like that was like me being a bit more transparent than I normally is, but like I was kind of alluding to the shit with my girl and everything too.

Starting point is 00:43:29 I mean, I think a man's supposed to lead his household so the fact that you are able to start taking accountability for you, maybe your shortcomings in that, I think that will lead her to maybe be more accountable of something that maybe she has going on. I mean, it's our job as men to lead our household. Yeah. Everybody's following our lead. So, you know, if you are making the first steps towards

Starting point is 00:43:50 accountable. Like, hey, babe, I could have did this better. You know, we know what the elephant in the room is with you, but. But you want to, when you want to know the bar that she fucking smacked me over the head with, like, this was a while back, but she was just like, you know,

Starting point is 00:44:05 at a certain point in our relationship, I realized that, like, my responsibilities were kind of like everything. And then your responsibilities were, like, to go to work and to, like, do a good job making podcasts or whatever. And I was just like, fuck yeah that shit hurts bro like how did i not like more aggressively all right we don't

Starting point is 00:44:26 really uh get into this there's this whole concept of like a woman uh being able to like live in her feminine energy you heard girls talk about this yeah soft girl errs there you go and so she sent me this one real this is a while ago like maybe a month ago or some shit and it was basically like a dude one of these fucking pick me ass dudes who i gotta admit how's a good has a good point where he's like basically saying like if you wasn't yada awakening it wasn't i pray it wasn't we ought to awaken no i don't even know who that is but okay the guy that got hit that's some Atlanta shit yeah okay go go go you good you good you good no problem no problem um and it's like okay if you allow your woman to take on like a undue percentage of the responsibilities around

Starting point is 00:45:12 the house you can't be surprised when she starts to like take on masculine energy which is like of being the provider, of being the caretaker, the person who always needs to be on alert, the fucking hunter-gatherer. And, well, okay. And then meanwhile, like, if a woman is, like, really taking care of if she feels like the guy is actually like providing for her and she feels like she's comfortable in her role,

Starting point is 00:45:40 that allows her to be more of in her feminine energy and able to want to fuck this guy because, like that, the sexual urge. There's one thing I learned is like really like comes from that dynamic of like her feeling like she's being comforted and pampered and taken care of. And like not to say that she doesn't have to do anything, but like if she feels like a lot of the big stuff is taken care of by you that you are kind of like leading the charge with the house. I mean that that means a lot more than we might be aware of. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:46:08 Hey, but see, see that that go to like people trying to leave, leave a wallet or whatever. I don't care if you're not the, the breadwinner in your household, you still, you still lead. even if you can't be a leader and although you're not the breadwinner you're saying you ain't a man like that you know the reason the reason why I like me and masculine women just never

Starting point is 00:46:29 see eye to eye with shit like that it's just like no matter what a man's situation is financially or his living situation at no point in time that we revert to our feminine energy you know what I'm saying I mean if my brint it's due I saw some motherfuckers that

Starting point is 00:46:45 is operating in hell of feminine But Feathering and energy doesn't mean that you're getting pegged. No, for sure. No, no, no. We don't start acting like girls because the rents do. No, you know what I'm saying? Our living arrangement is unsafe. So is it fair for women to be able to act like men if their living situation isn't uncomfortable?

Starting point is 00:47:05 So, like, I think there's one thing about monetary, right? Monetary is one side of it. Emotional is one side of it. And then protection and support is, it's like all different sides of what a relationship is. monetary, I think really is important, but it's the least important of what a man is supposed to do. You know what I mean? So if you're not at home behaving as a man, taking care of things around the house, protecting and making sure that this is safe and this is right, hey, I'm checking in with you.

Starting point is 00:47:33 Like, how's everything going? How was today? I want to know these things because I'm your man and I need to make sure that all these things are together, right? And when a woman sees it that you're not checking up or not. doing certain things that men are supposed to do as a dominant protector or things like that. And they're having to do that, walk the kid to the car and bring in the groceries and take the trash out.

Starting point is 00:47:57 Then that's when they're starting to do man shit. True. And they're looking at you. And then the house is dirty. They don't feel like fucking. Yeah. But if you're a woman doesn't cook and you cook, that doesn't mean it's your feminine. No.

Starting point is 00:48:10 If you're a woman doesn't clean the house or whatever because she's tired and you clean, at no point in time. you're going to start switching your hips and flipping your hair. But if she stops cooking, are you going to complain? If she doesn't stop cooking at all, are you going to complain? Oh, yeah, I'm going to have a problem with her. See, that's feminine energy. What you do as a man is just go get somebody that's going to cook. Like, shit, you're not cooking.

Starting point is 00:48:29 Somebody going to cook for me. The whole thing about it, though, is that it's like the gender, the roles in the relationship don't need to necessarily abide by what's like male coded or feminine coded. You know, like I came home from work over the, not work, but I came home in the weekend. on maybe Friday actually and the whole house dirty as fuck and because my kids friends had been over and they're playing and like literally they got a three year old so like literally everything in the closet is taken out or whatever and it's like I immediately like kind of fell like shit because I realized like this is a situation that a year ago or a couple years ago I probably would have

Starting point is 00:49:05 just like sat down on the fucking bed and like watched some shit on YouTube and not really thought about it yeah and instead I fucking snapped into the motion and then fucking clean the whole house and like basically did everything I could to like try to make it so like, all right, when she comes home, she's not going to feel like she has this like, she probably already has 10 things in her head that she feels like she needs to do. At least I can like take care of these things that are like big and obvious before she gets home.

Starting point is 00:49:27 And it was like she got home and seemingly like didn't even really like know that the house was a huge disaster. And like I didn't like go out of my way to like ask for credit or anything like that. I'll give you the most easy example that she like kind of mentioned one time is like, you're going somewhere on a trip. You're on vacation. you go to fucking LAX. It's like one of these people, you or her,

Starting point is 00:49:48 is going to like have the ticket on your phone, have the fucking, you know, the gate information, be the one. The it's like, kind of like one person needs to take the charge on this. You're just not going to both be doing it

Starting point is 00:49:59 an equal measure or whatever. And like way too many times I've just been, check the fuck out. I'm like doing something on my phone. I'm like playing fucking Pokemon, whatever. And it's like,

Starting point is 00:50:09 you know, you're really like setting yourself up to like not have, her, you know, feel comfortable and taking care of if you as a guy are like all, and granted, like, if your relationship is like pretty even in that regard, like, she's probably fine with, like, taking on that role, a good chunk of the time. But if it's, like, really one-sided, you're just kind of, like, asking for a situation that is not ideal.

Starting point is 00:50:29 No, most definitely. Yeah. The moment that a woman believes that her man or sees that her man's not functionalable or a man's not able to protect and provide for her in a substantial way, that, that's when the respect is about to walk out the door. and when a woman doesn't respect her man, it can get extremely, extremely sticky in murky waters. For sure.

Starting point is 00:50:48 So, yeah, no, for sure. You definitely got to have some awareness of, you know, hey, man, am I doing a good job? And that comes with communicating with your partner, you know? It's a self-check. It's like a diagnostics on yourself. You're doing a diagnostic. Like, what am I bringing to the table?

Starting point is 00:51:03 Am I doing enough? And I think at a lot of times, we don't do self-audits. You know what I mean? Like, we don't be doing audits of ourselves like, like, shit, maybe I got a little lazy here. Maybe I need to start working out more or this and that. I've gotten real content with life and this and that. Like, I need to continue to date my wife.

Starting point is 00:51:19 I need to continue to let her know how beautiful she is and why she's amazing and why I chose her these so many years ago. Yeah. And it's just women just need those little small things. And it doesn't take much. It's just that we be so absent-minded at times. And so head down, focused on building shit because men are trying to build empires and do all this shit.

Starting point is 00:51:40 And then we forget that our question. queen needs to be treated like a queen, you know what I mean? Because she is one. But I don't think it's something just singularly or individually affect you. I think most men have to deal with that, like those check-ins like, okay, let me do a little bit more here. Let me make this, let me take her on a date. Let me take her on vacation and things like that.

Starting point is 00:52:00 I think it's good that you find in that space now and realizing it before it's too late. You know what I mean? Because I've lost loyalty in a relationship, you know what I mean? and I've lost trust. When you see the trust leave, you see a different fucking person. Most definitely. You see a different person

Starting point is 00:52:18 and you met like, oh shit, that's what the perfect relationship was. I fucked that up. You know what I mean? And having the self-awareness to step up to the fucking plate and be like,

Starting point is 00:52:27 you know what? Let me be better for my wife and then your relationship is going to go to a different level. And disclaimer, we're talking about wives. We're not talking about hoes and bitches and sluts, okay? We're talking about wives.

Starting point is 00:52:38 It's a difference. Well, okay, that's some real shit, though. because I do think that like, okay, as guys when you're with your friends or whatever, especially when you're younger, it's like you really cultivate this environment where you're almost like your rank in the crew is a lot of times sort of like correlated to like who's the most heartless, the rudest, the has like the driest, most sarcastic comedy. You take pride and like being able to say something really shitty to your friend and like he knows that he's got to roll with the punches, whatever.

Starting point is 00:53:10 And even beyond that, like, you know, like on the podcast, same fucking deal. It's like kind of there's a lot of like boisterousness and toughness or whatever. And I think like that's like a big like realization is just like you just like, you're, you're in a relationship with somebody who's like genuinely really sensitive and doesn't, you just don't need to like be using the same toolbox to interact with her that you are with everybody else. I remember your wife in a doughboy. Wow. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:53:38 Come here, big. Tole. Yo, if my bitch had like any doughboy characteristics, I would have been out the door. So fucking Lord. Yo, I had a lot of doughboy ass bitches in my life. I'm not a lot. They didn't last haul.

Starting point is 00:53:52 They got the walking papers real quick. Oh, shit. No, okay, I'm as long as we're being like super custers right now, I'm just going to like, I shouldn't even characterize it that way, but I think it's good that we have conversations like this time of time. But I remember one time, like, me and my girl did a couple therapy, but we did it with like my usual therapist, which is like maybe not the best idea because they already kind of got a dog in the fight if they've been talking to you for years and then you

Starting point is 00:54:16 sit down with them with your girl, whatever. And I just like remember that my therapist kind of give me like homework after. She's like, I want you to find and obviously like my failings as a dad ended up becoming part of this conversation like with the therapist. And like she's like, I want you to find a dad that you respect and that you look up to who talks about being a dad, whether it's a blogger or a TikTok or a guy on Instagram or a podcast or whatever. And like, I want you to like find someone like that and then like really like read a bunch of their shit and then come back and like tell me what you learned or like what you've

Starting point is 00:54:52 found interesting or impressive or like what you feel like you need to work on. And I remember her like saying that to me and this is maybe like four years ago and just being like what the fuck am I going to do? Like there's just I just I just honestly feel like I wasn't like emotionally mature. enough to like check my ego and just like actually take that homework assignment seriously and I think that that's something that my girl's kind of been offended by over the years of like the fact that she has seen me in the course of a day or two become an expert on a topic that realistically does not have any utility in my life that is just something I'm interested in oh there's this rapper

Starting point is 00:55:30 that I didn't know anything about it now I know everything about him two days later and like I just feel like that's stood out to her over the years of like fuck like maybe like I think I just had like this cruise control ass idea of being a dad that just like I just kind of like recently realized like how absurd that was and just like really determined to like be better in that regard now. I mean as a man she got you, you're a male Swifty because of your wife. Thank you, Munchee. Thank you for saying that. Like, you know what I mean? Like I mean.

Starting point is 00:56:03 I can't, listen, I didn't want to become a girly. pop fan, but there's a lot of good music out of that, man. Shout out of Audrey Hobart. That's my new find. Oh, shit. The shit is funny because I, in relationships, you be like, like, you'll come, like, this is even in my relationship where I'm like, I've worked on all these things. You know what I mean?

Starting point is 00:56:27 I'm doing, I've become sober. I've done this. I've done this. I don't do this. I don't go out. And, like, I'm, like, bragging about all the things that I've worked on, right? And she was like, as my wife said, yeah, think about it. I dealt with you with all those issues.

Starting point is 00:56:42 She was with you through it all. Like all that shit that you said you worked on, I was here with you with those issues. And it's just like, they know how to drop bars sometimes. They sit around cooking it up in their head all fucking day. And then when they finally drop it on you, it's like really well-worded and like nice and concise. No excessive phrasing in there. Wait, but do you feel like your wife gives you the credit for how much you've changed? Because you seem like a pretty well-put-together guy who's, like, all about the right priorities now.

Starting point is 00:57:14 But you also sound like you're kind of saying you were like a big piece of shit back in the day. Yeah. Okay. I was raised by Snoop Dogg. You know what I mean? Like my music that I listen to, bitches ain't shit but holes and tricks. You know what I mean? Like...

Starting point is 00:57:27 We all had to unlearn that. You know what I mean? Some of us are still working on it. Yeah. And it was like, how many, my cousins, how many girlfriends you got? Right. How many girls you got? And it was never just like the value on sex.

Starting point is 00:57:41 The sex was never valued. You know what I mean? Like it was never other than collecting more bodies. You know what I mean? Like it was never a thing like you cherish. Are you having sex or something meant a lot? To us it meant nothing. And that I feel like that mentality,

Starting point is 00:57:55 if I could like erase anything from my like childhood or teenage years or whatever, it's that mentality of like sex is trying to fuck as many girls as possible. I have way more respect for a dude who's just on some playboy shit. He wants to fuck a bunch of girls. But he's maintaining relationships. He's seeing girls. They actually have some element of, like, depth with each other. But if your goal is just straight up, like, damn, I want to be my, my homie fuck 50 girls.

Starting point is 00:58:20 And I'm trying to. Yeah, I got six. I feel like a loser. Like, and that really, like, was, like, the thing when I was in high school. Like, all, I was friends and mostly dudes are older than me. And they, like, I remember realizing because I had this one friend who was, like, a big, tall, light skin dude he had all the records on the track team and shit

Starting point is 00:58:39 which was almost like cheating because he was like six eight and uh he just had like such a huge advantage like as far as like the track team you know but but and I remember him like we go out riding one day which was that was the weird thing is he would ride BMX but he was so bad at BMX he couldn't do anything but he was like really good at all these other sports and I remember him just

Starting point is 00:58:58 saying like yeah man I fuck this fucking 300 pound an Asian girl last night. And I'm like, why? Like, I'd seen the girls that this dude was getting. And I'm like, why? He's like, I gotta get my numbers up, bro. Like, he was just straight up about it. And I'm like, this is who I'm learning, like,

Starting point is 00:59:16 how to be a dude from. And then I'm like, kind of thinking about it down the road because like then you start to like meet other types of dudes. And like, especially when I'm in the hardcore scene, I start meeting dudes who are putting value on their dick all of a sudden. Like dudes that like really had hose on their dick. and are not just going for it. They're like, yeah, like, you know, I had this, like, this girl's trying to fuck me,

Starting point is 00:59:37 but like, no, bro, I'm trying to, I'm, I'm, I'm with my girlfriend. Like, I'm good. Like, who actually, like, valuing themselves. Would rather be with the really, really dope chick than have 100 mid chicks, you know? Exactly. And I'm realizing that in, like, my early 20 is like, oh, it doesn't have to just be about fucking as many girls as possible. Ironic for the guy who just porn.

Starting point is 00:59:55 It's quality over quantity. Hey, but I wouldn't erase the chapter when I was trying to collect a body count, because, well, when you stop counting? That's a milestone in your life, like, like a pibby, you know what? Like, you ain't counting on them or whatever. I did. I stopped counting with her. As soon as I started doing porn, I stop counting.

Starting point is 01:00:12 I think it's important that men, if you're going to want to get married one day to get the playing out, you know what I'm saying? Like, if you want, if there's some shit out there that you want to try and you want to have two women, three, whatever, it's important that you get that shit out of your system because if you, you know, take on a wife and she's not into that kind of shit, you know, I think it's important for a man to, you know, maybe so is Oates before he goes. Because you don't want to feel like you're just walking away from the game. Yeah. You've still got, you know, more games to play. It's just like, no, man, my jersey's in the rafters. I didn't did everything I need to do.

Starting point is 01:00:48 You know, it's time to retire from the guy. Yeah, I don't want to see any of y'all virgins who are watching this right now. Just get wiped up to the first chick. No, no, watching this. But flops a ball. I mean, you got to see what's out there. Like, whatever that might mean. to you and like realistically like I have just had enough women that it's like I need fuck shit

Starting point is 01:01:07 from Englewood to Iraq yeah like if if I'm ever fucked shit in Iraq if I never fucked another girl I'm not gonna I'm not gonna die feeling like I missed out on anything like you know I just I get it you know it is what it is but if you're like 18 chances are you don't have that feeling you need to see what's up there when y'all first started this conversation don't think because the woman in a relationship is the breadwinner got more monetary wise that you got that that that she's a masculine person and a relation. Or you, like, you know what I'm saying? You devalu, bro.

Starting point is 01:01:38 Like, you still, long as you can fix the problem she come to you with, you're good. Right. Like, like, every time you got a problem, you can fix it, you good. Like, like, in every, it's female to female basis. Every female got different needs. Like, the last nigger probably couldn't make her come. But you, you know what I'm saying? The last nigga didn't listen to her while she was talking about her nosy-ass auntie.

Starting point is 01:02:01 He didn't want to hear about that shit. shit, but you're a listener. You know what I'm saying? You more tidy and, you know what I'm saying? The house, come on the house. Everybody is female to female. It's different, bro. Don't think that because a female got more than what you got that you last thing.

Starting point is 01:02:17 Because I always have females that have more than what I had. Always. Like, like, like, in my thing, I don't fuck with gang banging bitches. I fuck them. They recreational. But like, relationship was, all, every girlfriend I had come with a W-2. and they all presentable. I think money is probably low on a totem pole of value that a man really brings.

Starting point is 01:02:41 I mean, yeah, the women kind of put a binoculars on it, but I mean, the man brings structure, discipline. I mean, there's a ton of things that we bring to a relationship outside of money. And, you know, unfortunately, in this modern day society, of course, a lot of women. I don't know about out here, but in Atlanta, it's a lot of transactional shit, right? It's just like, you got the money, you got me. But, I mean, it's just like, babe, most people with money throw money at shit to make it go away.

Starting point is 01:03:10 Then motherfucker's not paying you because he like you. He's paying you to get the fuck out his face. Well, let me point something out to you. And I always bring this up, right? Most women, they cheat down. You know what I mean? Sure. Like, they partner got the bread, but they cheat down.

Starting point is 01:03:24 They fuck with easy-to-block captain. The help. Or Steve Harvey Brawl was fucking. the driver. Right. Yeah, well, the convenient. Let's spend the time with. Tom Brady, wife fucking a goddamn personal trainer.

Starting point is 01:03:36 Trainer. Cassie fucking a trainer. Cassinette, girl, messing with the fucking weed roller. Yep. Shaquillo O'Neill wife, fucking Jay Hood dad. For sure. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, they, they, they, money don't make you cool.

Starting point is 01:03:50 Still be cornball 19. Corn to fuck out. You know what I'm saying? But like, yeah, man. I think the broke dudes got more time to give the women attention. If she has a man that's a high earn. earner, that means that it's going to take him time to go earn that money. You know how hard you be fucking when you broke?

Starting point is 01:04:05 That'd be broke. Like when you broke. This is all you got to give him. That's all you got to give him. Oh, this dick got to pay the rent. Yeah. But don't you go on to town? Don't you think a lot of like the relationships that we're privy to that we see in the public

Starting point is 01:04:15 guy, hip-hop wise, are kind of like guy who has a lot of money. And then girl who's like objectively beautiful, attractive, has something to offer, but is basically just dealing with fucking whatever because this guy has status. And when I say that, I'm saying that as a person who's like daily subjected to Blueface and Sauce Walker Clips on my timeline. And, you know, I kind of like keep having like, really like a self embarrassment thing, even though like the reason why I've been a shitty husband is not like anywhere like the reason why I think that their shitty husbands for the most part is or boyfriends or whatever is like I tend to be a little checked out, not present

Starting point is 01:04:59 kind of, you know, just like two looking at my phone, fucking doing stuff, like not thinking about like where the course of the day needs to be going. And then in comparison, I'm watching like, Blueface, who's just like, like, well, I will admit, like sometimes

Starting point is 01:05:15 it seems like a little justified. Like, did you see the clip of his, he calls his girl a stupid bitch because she didn't get up out of bed to take her four year old to school? That's a different world that I don't live in. I will never, there will never be a day. Is she over asleep or she just didn't take it?

Starting point is 01:05:31 I think she just didn't want to get out of bed. She's on having the baby. Which, okay, that is a good point. So why didn't you get up and take the kid to school? That, okay, boom, that is another good point too. Yeah. There's got to be a lot of different things. I'm assuming she didn't reach out to anyone to take the kid to school.

Starting point is 01:05:45 But either way, like that, that is the kind of thing that I can never imagine myself dealing with. Like, if my kid's going to school, like, it's, my girl's, like, my girl's, like, going to fucking make sure the kid gets to school regardless. Like, it's happening. Hey, bro, his, his, his, his, his baby mama is getting sold out for content. bro. She's getting exploited for content. But it feels like she doesn't maybe know? Nah, she don't.

Starting point is 01:06:05 Because like I said, these plays be one-sided. Kind of like Josh, fat boy in the cake. You, moose, then with the whack things. The plays be one-sided. The other people ain't even involved.

Starting point is 01:06:19 Like, she didn't know that girl's about to be at the door ringing a doorbell. She getting ready for her baby shower. So you're saying she prayed. They're predators and she pray. She prayed, but you're getting exploited. Like you're selling her off for content, bro.

Starting point is 01:06:29 Like, it ain't even at, like, it ain't even that important. Like, bro, you can't go viral doing something else. Like, bro, you ever go on labor early or a miscarrier, you know what I'm saying? Why you want to shut your baby mama? That's bunk to me. Like, I don't know, bro. One that, like, really stood out to me this week was, so Saswaka's, like, girlfriend is this girl Bambi. He's a pimp, though, ain't he?

Starting point is 01:06:49 He pimping. I mean, he says he's not a pimp anymore. And when I interviewed the girl, Kylie, his other baby mama, she said that he, like, basically used to be a pimp. And now he's, like, an only fan's pimped, digital pimp, whatever that means. But either way. The girl Barbie, really fly white girl, redhead, big ass, obviously fake. I'm not like going to sit here and act like she's a fucking saint or anything.

Starting point is 01:07:09 I don't know her well enough to say that. But like she's basically like pleading with sauce to get off stream and have a conversation with her. And this motherfucker is so just impressed with himself having 180 live viewers that he just refuses and is just like just screaming at her and shit, bro. And I'm just like, I don't know. It's just like disgusted by. Why she bothering him when he's at work? If he on stream, he at work, right? He's like standing outside of a barbershop in the middle of the night.

Starting point is 01:07:38 I don't know. That's that way. He doesn't seem like. Yeah, but it's like if he was on Skirt Road, but you was at work? Well, but I mean, is he really like at work when you've been on stream for like 12 hours and like realistically like almost nobody's watching you? I don't know. I was like, is that work. Like I guess it's kind of work.

Starting point is 01:07:52 You're working on something. You're working on building towards something. And I do get it that it's like, listen, if I'm if I'm streaming for three or four hours, or whatever, and it's like, you want to talk to me, like, yeah, you might have to wait. But, like, if I'm a stream for 12 hours, and it's like, clearly he doesn't have any problem with, like, depicting his relationship drama on stream, you know?

Starting point is 01:08:10 Yeah. That clearly that's part of this. I don't know. It's interesting because it's the balance, right? And, like, what I try to do is, like, not compare myself to, like, other dudes because it's like, yeah, we, I'm what I used to be and I'm what I am. What I do is, like, I compare the quality of my,

Starting point is 01:08:29 woman and they quality of woman and got shit on mine you know what I mean like like I'm they could this is I need to be better because of this you know what I mean like not because of what they are but because of what I have at home and that should be enough to make me be what I need to be right because the blueface and sauce walker clips could easily like make me lazier about this goal than I'm man expressing of like wanting to be a better guy to my woman and stuff because you're talking about wives you're talking about wives is different than baby mama and baby mama's different than the hose. That Bambi girl, I've seen sauce around her for years and years.

Starting point is 01:09:03 So I feel like, you know, maybe not wife, but it's something similar. They have a kid together. Right, true. But, you know, it's just like, like, I get it. Like, when you talk about your wife, she's done the things that is necessary for a man to get on, you know, on one knee and propose to her, right? So she has a certain status and a certain staple in a certain way that she should be treated. You know, if this is a chick you hooking up with, that bitch ain't approved shit yet.

Starting point is 01:09:28 You dig what I'm saying? And that type of situation has to be earned. Yeah. You know what I mean? And that's why a lot of dudes want to spend the rest of their lives, even like rich and famous dudes, want to spend the rest of their lives fucking regular-ass girls that they don't have any skin in the game with

Starting point is 01:09:42 because they can't talk back. They can't really tell you shit. Why? Because they're not famous? If it's a girl that has no leverage with you and you could just easily say like, all right, I'm not fucking with you anymore and just stop talking to her.

Starting point is 01:09:54 That's a comfortable role for like an insecure guy who doesn't really want something serious. It's a regular bitch that I'll tell you, all right, get up out of here. I was there for a long time. So weak-ass records. No, for real something. I know some regular females are like, all right. One thing about it, women are going to talk.

Starting point is 01:10:08 Yeah. She said, man, I make no sense. She's going to talk. Sometimes she makes sense and she's still talking. Hey, bro. I just think, because the girl in the viz, she's capable of cracking a dual celebrity studies. God, man. Did she have NBA young boy name on her face?

Starting point is 01:10:26 Right. Yeah. He was never on the face. Well, I don't know if he piped her. I don't know if they ever even hung out. Man, what? I don't think I've never seen footage of them together. His name is on her face.

Starting point is 01:10:36 I know, but I think she might have just been so fanned out, but it was like talking to him. But is that a wife? No. So when we talk about, she could have a past, right? When we talk about make blue face giving this woman this, this extreme respect, I mean, she has another man's name tatted on her.

Starting point is 01:10:52 I mean, is that. Right, but is that a wife, bro. She's not. That's not. You know what I'm saying? It ain't about the respect. It's just, it's just, just doing shit for attention and, like, what I'm saying? And if she's doing it for attention, then she's very well.

Starting point is 01:11:08 No, him. Okay. Like, do I'm saying? She's going to get dogged out for content. You know what I'm saying? Like, she's a casualty. She's blue face is doughboy. Right.

Starting point is 01:11:18 It's a little bitch. A lot of us treat our bitches like doughboy. Damn. Damn. All our bitches got titties, right? He got bigger titties than a lot of our bitches. Sick old bitties. Before the imp.

Starting point is 01:11:28 He had bigger boobs than my girls, so hey. Hey, he's a break it. They make it they shit work, like, however they do it. I know. I treat wifey like, wifey and treat these bitches like these babies. That's what I'm on. Like, you know what I'm saying? If you, if you look and walking and talking like a wife, I'm going to treat you as such.

Starting point is 01:11:43 If you look at you like, you're going to work, I'm going to treat you like to work. I'm not about to sit here and upgrade the work if the work ain't put the work in. You know what I'm saying? The incentives for Blueface to be a nice, caring, kind boyfriend, baby daddy, are not there. No. That doesn't pay the bills, though. Like, what he's doing is paying the bills. And he's platforming these women.

Starting point is 01:12:03 Let's make no mistake. Making stars, yeah. No, Blueface puts them holes on. Like, you know what I mean? So you think Nevada want to be a star in this way? Yeah. She put, can't, she put in NBA young stuff. I think she's like taking care of, Munchy.

Starting point is 01:12:14 I think she liked living that comfortable life where she got a dude that got money. What other reason would she be with a man is disrespectful? And she's willing to put up with all that shit, bringing another girl to the baby shower where she got to go. It's called Stockholm syndrome, bro. You fucking with some other girl like two days after or like the next day. I didn't even know you could do that. That was like, mind-blowing to me. Like, I was like, even if I hated this bitch.

Starting point is 01:12:33 Yeah. I'm not marching around on stream the day after you have my kid with another girl. Well, you know how fucked up girls get from postpartum? Man. Think about how difficult postpartum is for, like, probably a lot of women that we know. And then picture if you were also on stream with some other random girl who didn't just have a baby, who realistically her body looks totally fun. She's not going through anything mentally or physically.

Starting point is 01:13:00 And you're just kicking it with her. Bro, that's some demon shit. Bitches get fucked every day, but. He heard that shit. Like, that bitch, ass badgers is at my barrel window, went around and bust my liver room window, trying to get in there and fight this bitch and shit. I used to, like, I didn't give a fuck on I.M.G.

Starting point is 01:13:18 But, but, that's what I'm saying, as bitches, you know what I'm saying? Then it's wifey, you go, uh, handle with care. No, for sure. You know what I'm saying? But, but. I don't know. I ain't selling my bag mom out for content, bro. For 90K live streamers, I get it, but I mean...

Starting point is 01:13:37 There's gonna be a lot more people doing that shit. No, for sure. Because once they figure out that, oh, this motherfucker made $160,000 for two days. But it's gonna sign up for it, bro. I mean, look, like, Chris Sean is a star off of getting smunted out by Blueface. Guess what the next thing is about to happen right now? Rapp tight, though. They're doing the next...

Starting point is 01:13:54 Most of these girls ain't rap tight. What? Blue Girls Club. Right. And they're going to line up to be a part of it. And the quality of bitches is going to be way better. Right. And they're going to, because they know that, hey, if I attach myself with this guy, I'm going to go up.

Starting point is 01:14:08 My platform's going to go up in situations. And one thing that I've seen with women that they like more than money is clout. Like, clout is like the most addictive drug to a lot of chicks. So if they know it's some clout on the side, on the other side of disrespect, they will endure disrespect after disrespect because they know the clout. Those are scary chicks to be with because then you kind of know. their exit strategy is going to be, which is, oh, I'm going to expose you. Oh, like, and thinking about how unnerving that must be, I guess I've never really felt like this, because I, like, got

Starting point is 01:14:36 into this relationship kind of like right around the time that the internet became like our daily lives. Right. But imagine the feeling of just knowing that everything that you do is being chronicled and archived so that she can shit on you for it as soon as the relationship's over. And lied on and, you know, evidence will be saved. Evidence will be saved. Evidence. will be manipulated, clips will be played out of content. You know, I mean, that's the ought to just be like the number one thing that's just terrifying about being a guy spending time with just Mickey as hose these days, you know?

Starting point is 01:15:08 Blueface was on stream, celebrated in Baby Boy when he hit, I forget what his baby Bond's name was, but you know when she was hitting him in the back? Yeah. And he was like, boom! Hit that bitch. I was all talking about, like, right in front of this girl. He bit.

Starting point is 01:15:25 He just like celebrate that shit. Like, this dude is making money. You know what he's doing? But the women are making money too. If the women are, that's what they want. That's what they choose. They're making them. That's what they're choosing.

Starting point is 01:15:37 They're choosing to come. But what I'm saying, that girl that was in a car with blue face and they had a little debate about dark skin, light skin, color is racing, all that little shit. And like, she's a regular duggler. And she didn't get a fuck about all that. She's like, nigga, you feel me? Every female is just because they ain't celebrity status

Starting point is 01:15:53 or got the bread, they ain't going for it. But that's when you realize how different the internet is than the real world when you, like, have a bunch of black girls on a stream and they don't know what colorism is? No, he didn't know. Oh, he didn't. Oh, okay. No, he said something about an artist with some color or some shit. And, yeah, he read something off of Google that was wrong.

Starting point is 01:16:09 Oh, right. Like, but, you know, he got, he didn't, he didn't, he didn't, he didn't sound so, uh, smart. So, yeah, she had to get the fuck out. Bitch, that's, man. Yeah, I was, today I was watching your, your material, your content. Yes, sir. And, like, not necessarily a question, but, uh, I'm not necessarily a question, but, observation is like the gap between the two genders, like, of understanding.

Starting point is 01:16:34 Like, I feel like the men have a concept and then the women have a completely different concept and that the women aren't listening to what the men is saying that they want. Not at all. Like a man can say, I don't like BBLs. And they were like, yes, you do. Like, no, I'm telling you literally what we don't, it's like they're not even listening no more. See, because men are taught how to treat a lady.

Starting point is 01:16:54 We're taught to open the door. We're taught to sit down after a woman says down. We're talked to walk on the right side of the street. We're taught how to treat a lady. A lot of women aren't taught how to treat men. And then they just don't know. They don't know what they're supposed to do. And so when a man tries to tell them a lot of the times there's a disconnect

Starting point is 01:17:14 because then they don't want to hear it because they feel like you're attacking them because it's faced with accountability. And so unfortunately there is a definite miscommunication between the two species because of the fact that one species was taught to cater. Like, Adam's talking about catering to his wife? Yeah. You dig what I'm saying? A lot of times women are not going to have that same accountable, public accountability

Starting point is 01:17:37 moment. A lot of times, like, you know what, I knew better about my husband. You know what? He's an amazing provider. And you know what? He's allowed us to have this amazing life. And you know what? I appreciate him.

Starting point is 01:17:47 And I couldn't have done it without him. A lot of times women don't do that. A lot of times we're like, you know what? I'm a bad bitch. You're supposed to do this shit. This is what I deserve. I'm not settling for less. They just slap the eyelashes off that bitch.

Starting point is 01:17:57 You're doing too much. I kick back, though. Like, um, Bloods, a woman supposed to be submissing. You didn't hear Destiny Child Ketter to you on that Destiny fulfilled album. Like, they don't even make songs like that no more. No. Like, like, like, but see, I had a conversation with a girl I didn't expect to have it with, the girl that won the 20 verses with me.

Starting point is 01:18:16 I interviewed her on my platform and we had to come, and it came down to chemistry and compatibility and what's more important. and like, you know what I'm saying? And you could be compatible with somebody but don't have a chemistry, you know what I'm saying? But then it depends on what's more important to the person and they got to be like a little balance, you know what I'm saying? But I think it's more more, more, yeah, I don't know.

Starting point is 01:18:44 Chemistry could be really like short-lived. Yeah, because you could be hella into it. Yeah, if I go to the bar and I'm single, it's like, yeah, I'm going to find some fucking chemistry with 10 chicks in here if they'll talk to me, you know? It's like actually being compatible, usually, like, kind of figure that out as time goes by. No, I think compatible is more like being evenly oak. Like, you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 01:19:05 Believe it to the same thing. Yeah, or same tax bracky. Yeah, yeah, yeah. When I think compatible, I think, like, okay, I go to bed at midnight. If you go to bed at 6 in the morning, I don't know, like, it's going to be tough for us to be compatible. You're aligned. If I work out every day and care about what I eat and you drink buzz balls and eat tequitos every day, then, like, okay, compatibility, probably going to be a little.

Starting point is 01:19:25 a little tough here. And now maybe like there is like a level of chemistry or getting along that could supersede those things. And obviously people can change. Chemistry is knowing your partner. You know what I'm saying? Y'all y'all are in sync. Y'all, y'all probably grew up together so you know each other bad habits and,

Starting point is 01:19:37 you know what I'm saying? Or just like things like that. I thought chemistry was like fucking. No, no, no. No, no. That's chemistry also if y'all ain't sync. You know what I'm saying? I can have chemistry with a fucking ratchet ass, cokehead chick chick, chick, drunk as,

Starting point is 01:19:53 you know, like we could so get along. for like the duration of a night. And then like the next day, if we spend eight hours together, it's like probably we're going to figure it. All of a sudden, the compatibility going to start mattering a lot more. That's not chemistry then. So you're saying chemistry has to like last a while? Like, like chemistry is, uh, uh, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da,

Starting point is 01:20:14 y'all just, uh, you, y'all, y'all, like, not soul made. Peas in a pot. Like, what fucking is. And I can't find the right word, bro, but you get what I'm trying to, well, no, I'm trying to figure it off for Adam. Man, whatever. I'm going to look up. Okay.

Starting point is 01:20:29 In fact, relationships, in relationships, chemistry and compatibility are related, but they're not the same. Chemistry is, I'm drawn to you. Compatibility is we work well together. Chemistry is attraction, excitement, and spark. Compatibility is alignment, stability, and cooperation. Chemistry is the thing that will make you have a dope one-night stand with a girl. Compatibility is the thing that's going to keep you together for a few years, you know.

Starting point is 01:20:55 But that's what you got out. out of that a one-night stand? No, he's saying that you could have a chemistry on a one-night stand, but you could have chemistry a person, but compatibility is like longevity. Okay, right, right, right. Compatibility will make you couple. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:21:07 Capability, like, to complete tasks together, to be able to, like, you know, to have a kid requires a huge amount of compatibility. Really, that's a lot of the issues with a lot of the guys that we know is they're having babies with chicks that, like, they aren't compatible with really in any significant way. Because you can have chemistry with a bitch and be like, I can never bring you home of my parents.

Starting point is 01:21:25 Okay. Okay, but you don't believe you can have chemistry somebody and then y'all become compatible? No, I think he can have both. Because you had Gucci, man, and he watched a video vixing. Yeah. And now they're a power couple. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 01:21:38 She wasn't on the levels of Gucci at the time. So now they're compatible. But they had chemistry to begin with. But just like, you know, brother Rios was talking about, she was a part of his whole, she was part of high Gucci, fat Gucci, drunk Gucci, abusive Gucci, you know what I'm saying? To get to- Held down his money while he was talking about.

Starting point is 01:21:55 Bitch, Gucci. I'm not seeing that. Medi-Qa-Ked-Kudgeon. You know what I'm saying? Jail Gucci and to the point where now he gets out and he's reformed Gucci and everybody's like, oh, this is a relationship goes, relationship goes. Yeah, bitch, you don't remember when that motherfucker was on a fucking drug binge and he tattooed the ice cream on his face?

Starting point is 01:22:12 You know what I'm saying? No, they don't realize that she went through the mud with this man and now he know saying she's reformed, you know, he's reformed. No, but I'm saying, but it started from chemistry and then they became compatible because she wasn't nowhere on a... aesthetics. I wouldn't call them compatible at the time. She was a hot bitch, though. She was a hot bitch, but she was a vixen.

Starting point is 01:22:31 She wasn't in nowhere to the bracket. The taxed bracket. Yeah, I mean, most of us, most guys don't really look at the video vixen as potential baby mamas or girlfriends. But that being said, we live in a different age of video vixons where, like,

Starting point is 01:22:50 there's very few girls who are video victims that are considered, like, high quality chicks. Like, if you want to be, a dope girl in this world today, you probably are not really like... Like, you might take the opportunity to go do a video for a big rapper, okay? But, like, I know girls

Starting point is 01:23:05 who, like, are in a different rap video every week. And trust me, they're not viewed as, like, high value women. Yeah. It's interesting because, like, in the Middle East, right? Like, they do those... Where they fly those women out, right? To get pooped on. To get the porta-potties, right?

Starting point is 01:23:21 And it's to show their sons that women ain't shit. What? the most beautiful woman in the world, look at what we can do to them for a certain amount of money so that the men see that look at these, whatever they call them non-believers and other people in the world that aren't like us. Look, we could just pay them $50,000 and you can shit on them. Like beauty means nothing. Can you think of a worse thing to tell your kid? Like this is what I want you to know about the world is that A, if somebody is like willing

Starting point is 01:23:50 to be degraded in such a way that you should like do so, you should really pay them to do so. And for some reason, you should want to, like, defecate on someone, literally. I mean, I just, like, can't think of anything like that I would be less excited about telling my son. I don't want to think about something. The less excited thing, even if there is a lesson encoded in it. The less excited thing to tell your son is that your mom was a porta potty.

Starting point is 01:24:14 That's crazy. I assume they're not marrying the porta potty. But what I'm saying is that the porta potty comes back here and gets married and has a man and does shit. Does she tell her husband? Uh, I don't, fuck. Rats tell about the last relationship? Probably not.

Starting point is 01:24:26 I wouldn't. And they motivate exactly like, nothing happens. So I'd rather be the father telling the son, look at what women will do for money. Yeah, but I don't want to be the one doing it. Don't want to be the one doing it. But it's to show you, like, in sense, like, we're talking about women that are chasing the bag, these women are literally, bomb-ass women are going out there to get shit on. Their shit is out of fucking whack-right.

Starting point is 01:24:47 One day I'm going to have a son and he's going to turn 16 and he's going to show me a picture of a girl that he likes from school. and I'm going to look them in the eye. I'm going to say, one day she's going to go to Dubai and get shit on. Don't chase beauty. Don't chase beauty.

Starting point is 01:25:03 And then I was going to ask you a question because Atlanta, and this is not, this is not the shit on Atlanta. No, that's cool. They're gay. Yeah, I was going to say, so I was going to say that.

Starting point is 01:25:12 Just kidding. It's just a joke. I know it's coming. I know it's coming. The gay population is so high out there, right? Like, is it like so easy? Not so easy, but is it like just like

Starting point is 01:25:23 paradise for a straight man to just because women are like not having access to that many straight men like it was just like you know you got the pick of the party before he even answers i'm gonna tell you this i don't think they're outside of the fact that there may be like a higher percentage of gay people than some cities like so many women in Atlanta so many hot black women that's what i'm saying they explained it to me by saying it's because there's all these colleges so they just get like a high like you guys have so much out there like 10 to 1 yeah is it just like paradise out there? It's 10 to 1, bro.

Starting point is 01:25:55 Damn. Just from a looking perspective, it does kind of feel like paradise. Like, this is just a much better place than L.A. It's 10 to 1. And I think a lot of the women out there kind of understand it. They're one of the 10. So it becomes extremely transactional, you know what I'm saying? It's like, yeah, I know you don't take me seriously.

Starting point is 01:26:14 Give me some money, I'll go away type shit. No, Atlanta. There's tons of beautiful women there. Because they know the competition is crazy. And they're like, I'm here, might as well give me something. I know you're not going to be with me. Yeah, and there's an extreme influxion of like black wealth. So there's a lot of rich, you know, brothers there.

Starting point is 01:26:33 And the women know that. And so they know like, okay, I rather be one of many for the rich guy versus being the average or broke guys, you know, one and only. Damn, so broke niggas is still struggling out there? I think broke niggas struggle everywhere. God damn, even in a 10 for 1. Hey, damn. You notice area of the state,

Starting point is 01:26:52 when the person become rich and successful, they move, but Atlanta, they don't. Like, everybody that blow up and get rich in Atlanta, they stay. Germain DePrees and T.I. They're still there. Black Hollywood. Bro, you got to realize that, like,

Starting point is 01:27:08 I don't know what $5,000 can get you in L.A., probably, like, a two-bedroom apartment, maybe, or whatever, maybe. Like, five grand a month will get you a freaking mansion in Atlanta. I'm talking about you sitting on a man. A mansion? For sure. You know what I mean, like, a baby man? I'm talking.

Starting point is 01:27:23 What? My house right now is 5,500 square feet, and I don't even pay 5 grand. It's five bedrooms, a basement, you know what I'm saying, two car garage, big front yard, big backyard, you dig what I'm saying? So the house is out. You get way more bang for your buck for the houses. Our gas is $350. Oh, Lord. I stopped yesterday.

Starting point is 01:27:40 We was on, I stopped by Figaro. I wanted to see the holes. I'd never seen the holes before. I looked at the goddamn gas station. Adam. The motherfucker fucking gas was $7 for 91. It won't even 93. I'm like, damn, the gas ain't even.

Starting point is 01:27:51 It's seven bucks. I'm like, I wouldn't go nowhere, motherfucker. You dig on the same? So in Atlanta, it's just like, well, I was... Stick out of the opposite. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:27:59 Not real. That costs guys. Hey, that's going to be. Boy, it's just... Shit. You know what I mean? I stop at the gas station. I get a motherfucker.

Starting point is 01:28:08 I get something to drink in a snack. Motherfucking tell me 10 cent for the bag. I'm like, what the fuck you talk about 10 cent? I'm like, I almost got into it with him. Do you want a bag? Yeah, I want a bag. Yeah, I want a bag. 10 cent.

Starting point is 01:28:20 I'm like, motherfucker. Pettty. You know, it's crazy. These girls don't fit could put their clothes on and take their kids to school in the morning and somebody would walk up to him and try to wife them. Yeah, except for the fact that it says Carlos

Starting point is 01:28:33 across their cheek incursive. No, I love, man, I'm telling you, you'll be, you'll get tricked. I'm telling you. Hey, Carlos? This is cat to save holes out there. No, for sure. No, they're not even knowing that they're saving.

Starting point is 01:28:45 Because there was a line of cars out there. I was riding pads or whatever, and I was like, oh, shit, this is, like, really active, like, stroke. I'm down to save a hoe, but I'm not taking a street walker. You got to have a line. I'm telling you, bro. Yeah, you're right.

Starting point is 01:28:59 You might not know. I'm telling you, you won't. But okay, and we got to get off the relationship, shit. But one final question, if you are seeing a girl for three months, and then you find out that she was escorting prior to this whole thing, is that, like, how distressing is that? I'm down. It's like that something that, like, would be hard for, for you to get past or is it kind of whatever.

Starting point is 01:29:23 You just be my bitch. There you go. No, no, we're talking girlfriend. Bitch is easy. 90 days ain't long enough. Yeah, because 90 days you gotta have done a lot. They ain't in 90 days to be committed to somebody. No, it was a couple years ago.

Starting point is 01:29:38 She used to. Well, if she said she was sex trafficked. She could be lying, but she might say that. All the most say that shit. Hey, man, let me tell you something. My definition that's just going across their lines. Somebody, Joe, you the vacation in California. You ain't sex trafficking.

Starting point is 01:29:50 You know. Some girls really begin. You got in a sedan and just went to go sell some pussy, bro. But sometimes, you know, you can make a whole housewife for a short period of time as long as it's peaceful for it. And the moment that it gets unpeaceful, meaning the moment that the money slows up or the situation, the water starts to turn, that hole is going to refer back to her normal form and go for what she knows. So just understand that, you know, the chick, okay, she used to be an escort or she used to, you know, sell whatever back in the day. When shit gets hard or you get laid off from that job or shit ain't hitting the way of you. to, she know how to go get some money.

Starting point is 01:30:23 And she's going to go get it. So as long as you okay with your love of your life going to go get it the way she know how to go get it. And that bitch ain't about to bust no tables, dog. No. That motherfucker is not about the goddamn pick up a ship at Walmart. She's going to go down on Figaroa or wherever the fuck she's do it and go get it. If you're okay, yeah, if you're okay with that, then hey, you know what I mean?

Starting point is 01:30:43 So that's what you got to realize like when the shit ain't, when everything ain't up, when it's up, it's easy. It's easy for a hold of goddamn retire. Oh, yeah, he's taking care of me. Yeah, the bitch is living great. But as soon as that shit, go bad. Yeah, that's like the- going right back to the trap.

Starting point is 01:30:58 That's like the sports team. Everybody happy when you win it. Right. Everybody happy when you win it. So you get that L, you start seeing the dynamics. There it is. So, shoddy, gonna go and do what she got to do. So as long as you okay with that, then cool.

Starting point is 01:31:09 Yeah. You know, you okay with, hey, baby, you know, I packed you a lunch so you can go on figure raw. More power to you, brother. I couldn't do it, but, you know, to each is on. I just want people to stop being so naive, bro. There's some females. you ain't gonna know that they did their thing, bro.

Starting point is 01:31:23 Oh, most definitely. They got the baby hairs, they like, and they look real pretty and talk nice. Amazing looking. I'm telling you. And they talk nice and articulet, and they sought that pussy. I will for Sorea.

Starting point is 01:31:32 Who? Sodrea. Who? The Jalen Green, baby bomb or some shit. They was complaining about the old girl that was what the young dude. Oh, yeah, you talked about it. She was the one, can you erase your whole?

Starting point is 01:31:44 Right. Wholeness. Does a certain amount of years take place where you can erase your home? Can a man erase his criminal record? Can he erase a felony? Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 01:31:53 I mean... Depending on what state you from. Okay, check this out. If she accepts it, you got bodies, and you got to accept that she's suck dick for money. We in the era where everybody calling everybody a snitch, can a snitch erase a snitch? No.

Starting point is 01:32:05 See what I'm saying? He's a snitch forever? You're a snitch forever. Okay, then she's a whole for ever. No, that's not the same level. Why are you figuring that? You got to put snitch on a level of gay. If you suck some dick, you can never unsip that dick.

Starting point is 01:32:18 You know what I'm saying? A ho, she can change her ways. She can change the way. And the ones that you believe is the ones that embrace it. Like, I used to be wild. Like, I used to, and those are the ones you believe, like, the embrace they passed.

Starting point is 01:32:31 The ones that try to act like it never happen, don't trust them up for you. But you think she's because she's going to change the ways and she still don't change who she is, bro. I believe she could change because it's niggies that was criminals that changed. Right. But they still, okay, so we've not in the lifestyle anymore. I put snitching on the same level as homosexuality.

Starting point is 01:32:45 Right. I feel you. And once you did it is done. Right. So why isn't hoeing in the same way? Why are we giving them out? I put hoeing on the same level as a criminal activity. Are you saying hoeing, like, does hoan mean just being a hoe?

Starting point is 01:33:00 It doesn't mean being a prostitute. No, no, no, no, I'm just, I'm being promiscuous. Yeah. Fucking a lot. Like, if you had, like, a past, like, you know what I'm saying? Oh, you're talking about, you, you ain't talking about a prostities. You're talking about this. No, no, I'm talking about prostities too.

Starting point is 01:33:10 Being a slut. I mean, because this is the thing is that, like, every woman, to some extent, is going to go through a period of exploration, whether she's doing it in high school, or college or whatever. It's like every woman is going to go through some of that. And myself personally, I will take, if you give me the same girl and she's been around the block and it's got 50 bodies and then you give me the same version of her, they got like one body.

Starting point is 01:33:36 I'm telling you I'm going to get a long way better with the one who had 50 because the shit ain't going to seem so serious with her, you know? Yeah. Like I need a girl who's like seeing some shit. And I want to realistically, I want to be. That's a crazy. I want to be with a girl who is going to be fun sexual. And I just don't think you're going to be all that fun if you're fucking one body deep.

Starting point is 01:33:55 The views and opinions of Adam 22 are his own. You know, not exactly referring. I want you to be the kind of girl that's going to be cool with having another girl come through. I like that. I like that. So I don't want a virgin. So look, they ain't going to be into that. So this is a cold question because this is what, like, would you rather be with a girl that was a hole that had a bunch of bodies?

Starting point is 01:34:15 Or would you rather be with Scotty Pippa's ex-wife? Who she said they was fucking. Not like, I'm just, I'm just gonna say they was fucking nine times a day for five years or some shit. Like, it was like some like 30,000 sessions. That's a good bitch. What the fuck do I care how many times she begged her husband? My main issue with her is like you are so old that I feel like you're not going to be around

Starting point is 01:34:36 that much longer. Why would I want to be in a relationship with somebody who's, the clock is ticking? So it's mileage on the Cucci, right? Well, just she's just so old. She's not going to get that many fucks out of me, though, bro. I'll be outside. Like, you got to catch me after 10. Yeah, that's some sex addict shit.

Starting point is 01:34:48 Like, 10 times a day, what the fuck? Yeah, she would say some crazy shit. Now she's with Michael Jordan's son. If I get laid one time a day, I feel like that is a lot, maybe too much. At a certain point, it would feel good right now, but it's probably like in the long run, it might end up being a little draining. Adam, you and your wife, it's work to y'all. Yeah, but we don't work as much as you might think.

Starting point is 01:35:09 Oh, okay, okay. Because, you know, we only film scenes like maybe three, four times a month. And realistically, we batch it. We'll film like 10 scenes in a week sometimes. Okay, okay. So it's not, it's not like every day. I'm like, oh, God, I got to fuck again. Am I on the next season of, uh,

Starting point is 01:35:24 Lovell Lennon? Probably not. I don't know, yeah, we never did a second season. Hey, you guys, you biased to Crips, nigga. So why Cribmac was able to go on there and I can't. Rest in peace, Jay Hifner, a blood who was on that show. Who? Jay what?

Starting point is 01:35:36 Jay Huffner. That was his foreign name. He's from Nebraska. He don't count. Well, it mattered where he was from. Yo, let's talk about some real shit. Let's do it. How are you feeling about?

Starting point is 01:35:47 about the fact that we currently have a circus going on in downtown Los Angeles for the little Dirk trial. We got mobs of people wearing matching shirts, reppping the free Dirk movement. We got, you know, we've got local celebrities, whether it's Trappler or Ross or Dutelo or whatever, holding the block down out there. And then meanwhile, it's like, we're just getting hit daily by more and more news. And I would say that the vast majority of the news is pushing me in the direction of thinking, wow, Dirk's back is against the wall because it does seem like all these guys

Starting point is 01:36:23 who were at the very least, his close, close, close homies and also maybe doing drills for him are in large part turning on him. I don't really know how many people that are locked up are still holding it down for him. It's a wild time to be a lot of us. That's what they're saying.

Starting point is 01:36:41 That's what they're saying. We've seen a few notable examples of like OTF Jam and D.D. and stuff who apparently they have decided to go to the dark side. I don't know. What's your guys' impressions? I don't think it's Diti. I think it's the Vani dude.

Starting point is 01:36:56 Vani too, yeah. I think D.D. isn't Didi part of it as well? I don't want to say that if he's not. But yeah, I mean, for a minute there we were thinking the Jam wasn't telling because he put his address on Instagram. He said pull up if you got a problem with me. That really made me start to feel like, oh, fuck. And now one point in this thing with dirt, did it ever look good?

Starting point is 01:37:16 Yeah. Like, I never looked at this case and what was happening was like, okay, that looks good for him. It just looks bad, bad, bad, bad and bad. Nothing on the bright side. I like his defense. Which, okay, so that was the controversy yesterday. It's basically Trappler-R-R-R-R-R-S makes a reel in which he states that Dirk's entire legal strategy is that his lawyers and him are basically trying to put all of the murders on Vani. and what Trappleros like kind of maybe didn't fully acknowledge in that reel when he basically said that like this is the deal.

Starting point is 01:37:52 Trapler or Dirk is blaming everything on Vani is that Vani had already basically taken accountability for all these murders. So Dirk and his team saying that doesn't in any way like increase the likelihood of Vani facing charges for those things. He has been giving immunity for those charges. as a result of this plea deal that is not finalized. I think it really like depends on... His testimony. And it depends on Dirk basically going to prison. Like I don't know.

Starting point is 01:38:24 No, no, no. It depends on his testimony. They already gave him an immunity long as he told the truth. And then it's on them to convict him. So do you agree with Trappler-Ross yesterday where he said the defense is blaming Vani? And so he said,

Starting point is 01:38:43 because the defense is blaming Vani for everything and saying that he already admitted to this, Trapler Ross in turn said that Dirk is snitching. Right. Like, so that's what I don't think it's fair because. What the fuck was that? How you can't snitch, you can't. So he's snitching on a snitch?

Starting point is 01:39:02 Is it double snitches? Well, yeah, if he is snitching, he's snitching on a snitch. But I think that, like, he's not revealing any new information. He's just saying, you, you, from what I got from it, he's saying basically, hey, bro, you have confessed to this crime. We're done. I don't know.

Starting point is 01:39:19 I ain't tell you to do that shit. You did that dumb shit. You confessed to it. Everything you confessed to, you did it. Okay, what the fuck that got to do with me? My hands are washed. That's what it seems like as far as the defense is concerned. It's like, no, he already confessed that he did it.

Starting point is 01:39:31 Okay. The goddamn leave it like that. You know what I mean? So I don't think I wouldn't see that, you know, Dirk is snitching or whatever. I think he's just motherfuckers saying, hey, the man already confessed. The case is closed. He didn't say that, though. Like, that's what I'm saying.

Starting point is 01:39:44 It's his defense is a stance or whatever. It's saying that how does Trappler Ross come out and say, Dirk is literally just snitching everything he said. Like, how you put that on Dirk? This is the defense. Rios. Rios. Trap ain't qualified to say who is not.

Starting point is 01:40:00 But he just reporting and then, like, how he viewed it. But, okay, you got Vondi and OTF Jam amend to these murders just so they could get a conviction out of Dirk. And they're going to say, oh, he hired us and had us do this. But, okay, Vonny already admitted to it. Dirk's saying, yeah, you know, he had more reason to get him going to me. That's his cousin.

Starting point is 01:40:23 They live together. They had shared accounts. They, like, and then they got Vani doing all the footwork, getting cars, giving guns. Like, all right, you admitted it. All right, you got it, boss. You know what I'm saying? I mean, it's kind of like the only logical defense for, for Dirk to say, okay, you've already admitted to these killings,

Starting point is 01:40:46 you're saying that I paid you to do them, prove it. Right. Like, you're no price. Now you have to tell the court how this happened. Presumably, Dirk probably covered a lot of his tracks. And,

Starting point is 01:40:58 you know, if he did pay these guys, he probably did it in a way that's going to be difficult to track or whatever. But, I mean, I think there's like this delusion that some street dudes have

Starting point is 01:41:07 that their, that their street career depends on them, like, never saying a, word in court or never saying anything about anyone else's actions ever. But this is like a pretty clear cut scenario in which in order for him to mount an intelligent legal defense, him and his lawyers basically have to acknowledge the crimes that his co-defendants or the people who are telling on him have already acknowledged to. Now, if, if, if, if, if, if, Vani was also had like a great

Starting point is 01:41:37 lawyer and was fighting this case and saying I didn't kill them, I feel like, and, and Dirk's defense was like, no, actually this guy killed him. Okay, then he's a snitch. Then he's a full-blown rat. But this isn't that. Like, in reality, he already had said that about himself. So it feels kind of like an immature reading of the situation. That being said, a lot of gangster dudes, like...

Starting point is 01:41:57 Ain't no gangsters. It's one of bees that they think they hard and they tell me, oh, yeah. They get us... Like, what are you talking about? I don't give a fuck. They're the same thing I'm going to tell him the nigga that's dead. If you dead, bro, you did it. Give a fuck.

Starting point is 01:42:10 Niggins. Some niggas, too gangst of a TV. I'm not. That's funny you say that because Brick would say the exact same thing. I don't give up, man, bro. If I'm dead, tell on me. If I meet Adam and Rios, we slid and then, uh, uh, uh, Adam, he rest in peace. I put it all on Adam.

Starting point is 01:42:28 I'm going to do that as long as I know it won't come back to Rios. That's the only reason. If I could get Rios in trouble, that's when you tell it. As long as it's good and I put it all on Adam. Adam killed the porn star, nigga, Jason Love, and Brian Pun. Yeah, we slid on them, niggins. Nigger, he did it. He was mad because the Lennon shit,

Starting point is 01:42:47 and he was tired of the slide for Lennon shit, and he shot Jason Love. Niggins, he did it. You know what I'm saying? Swiss cheese and shit. Stand over, Jason Love. Pop, pop, hey, hey, hey, hey. We didn't do a skit like that, for sure.

Starting point is 01:43:03 We go to the Slife for Lennon seat. I'm be blicked up in the back, like. You know the GDs are really, like, missing out on Jason Love, though, because he was a sniper in the army so i assume he's got a lot of bodies and he's got gd tattoos all over in which i didn't realize for a long time until people pointed out to me from the boxing match like you see that and then that like he was a fucking gd growing up in like louisiana or whatever like king yellow should have a fucking poster jason love on his wall right next to wuski hey we're but but the streets

Starting point is 01:43:34 we don't count we don't count them bodies we don't count civilian bodies we count ops but i mean shit Skill-wise. The jihadists are everybody's office. You can't kill the nigga at Krispy Kreme, like, I got a body. People do, though. People claim weak-ass bodies. Serial killing. Yo, let's watch this clip of Ross right here where I guess he kind of like doubles down

Starting point is 01:43:56 on his statements about believing that Derek is quote-unquote telling, I guess. It's right there. Okay. He says he's not soon. Oh, shit. Don't work. Go ahead. Give you guys another update following on from yesterday.

Starting point is 01:44:09 I never said that little Dirk's a snitch. but what I did say is that you're blaming everything on Voney. I'm sticking by that. I know a lot of people are kind of out here, basically like doing a little performance, just trying to, you know, come up with the best way that they can ignore the facts and twist the facts to try and defend Dirk and, you know, placate the free Dirk crowd.

Starting point is 01:44:23 That's not what I'm doing here. I'm just here reporting the facts to you. And look, I don't think that Dirk's snitching. I don't think Dirk's lawyers are snitching. I don't think it qualifies a snitching. I'm not someone who even cares about snitching. But what I do want to say that was crazy that nobody else is talking about

Starting point is 01:44:35 was that when Dede's lawyer had his opportunity to speak in the opening statement, And it was said that basically, you know, anything that the other lawyers say, unless people opt out of it, unless Brian Steele and Drew Findlay opt out of what Didi or Lindsay's lawyer are saying, they all agree with it. So in the opening statement, Didi's lawyer said that Voni was a sophisticated criminal that was part of an international car theft ring and he had ties to the cartel. Now look, I don't think nothing is snitching at the end of the day. You've got to do what you've got to do. But they're talking about, hey, Voni has got ties to the cartel.

Starting point is 01:45:08 I ain't heard about no ties to the cartel until that. They're putting stuff on Voni that I hadn't heard before. Now, I would love to know what the evidence is that Voni has ties to the cartel. Is that something that Vony said? Is that something that Dirk and Dedi's lawyers dug up? I didn't hear any protest from, you know, any of Dirk's main lawyers that they didn't want to be part of this information being included in the opening statement that Voni was tapped in with the cartels.

Starting point is 01:45:31 So look, I don't know what all of that means, but they are blaming everything on Voni. That is an absolute fact. People are just super in their feelings because they're not. not hearing what they want to hear, but I'm not here to tell you what you want to hear. All these other guys, take note, all of these other guys that are just telling you what you want to hear, they're just capping. They're listening to what's going on in the courtroom, and they're thinking, damn, how can I twist this to tell people what they want to hear? They're trying to get

Starting point is 01:45:53 clicks, they're trying to get views. They're basically trying to twist the facts to just like, just feed people the slop they want to hear. I'm not doing that, right? I've been here being factual with you guys every day. When I told you that everyone, when I told everyone that Dirk took a W when they severed the charges. Everyone was gasped. They were overjoyed. They were loving me. Suddenly, I was, I was,

Starting point is 01:46:12 Dirk fans loved me, all right? And now I'm telling you the truth that he's blaming everything on Bonnie, which is exactly what happened. Now you're all mad, now you're all salty. I'm hearing people saying, oh, you should be banned

Starting point is 01:46:21 from the courtroom, all of this nonsense. Well, look, I'm just being honest. You ain't going to find as honest of a take anywhere else as you will on my page. So stay locked in. I'll be back.

Starting point is 01:46:31 I'm going to be posting more on X today because it's kind of hard to get in and out of the courtroom, so what I'm probably going to do. That's why young at didn't want you. I was funny. Hey, no, no, no, keep it real. I love his reporting.

Starting point is 01:46:43 He's reporting it back verbatim. His opinions, it sucks. You know what I'm saying? What opinion? But that's his opinion. He can have it. You know what I'm saying? What opinion?

Starting point is 01:46:52 His opinion, like, his thoughts on things like, when he, damn, hold on, hold on, I'm cut water down. Compared to yesterday? His opinion about it yesterday? No, no, first of all, yeah, he went back on it. You, for sure. he for sure said the n'i was telling. I don't know if that's not telling.

Starting point is 01:47:09 I don't know what it is. You said he was telling. But, I mean, he's just not pro, although he's a Vonn fan, he's not pro dirt for whatever reason. But that's cool. That's his opinion. He could have his opinion.

Starting point is 01:47:21 But he's reporting back verbatim, and I love it because I'm tuned in. So I feel like I'm in a courtroom. Yeah, I haven't really seen it feel like Ross is like taking a side. I feel like he's kind of like just trying to call it objectively. I think like when you're doing what

Starting point is 01:47:35 he's doing, it does kind of like benefit you to not be the anti-rapper guy since obviously like the people who are hanging out outside of the fucking courthouse and shit, they're not there because they want to see this guy go to jail. It's like almost everybody who's there as people who are basically supporting Dirk. So it's like, you know, people view it as like kind of ugly when it feels like you're rooting against the, um, the famous beloved rapper. I feel like Ross has been doing a pretty good job. And I feel like also like, okay, this is the whole thing is that the the documentary thing kind of died for Ross. You know, like if you go to his main channel, it just doesn't, the videos don't get the same

Starting point is 01:48:12 views that they used to. And it feels like people have kind of lost interest. He's like been able to fix that in large part by doing his second channel where he like does these like live reactions to stuff. But I like seeing him do and really take the forefront of doing this reporting. Because I think there's been other cases in the past where there's been court stuff going on. And we didn't have somebody who was actually in there breaking it. down from our perspective.

Starting point is 01:48:35 You know, now we feel like we're at least getting the information about Dirk's trial in, like, pretty fast time, you know, because if you leave it to LA Weekly, they're just probably... Yeah, that you don't care about. Yeah, and they're going to write an article at the end of the night, you know, and maybe some people read it. We want to see the fucking reels. I'm going to give it to Chabler Ross because he pivoted.

Starting point is 01:48:55 You know, they got this... I just heard the word grifting and learn what it was. As recently, they put him grifting with flaco. He's not grifting. He pitting. He pivoting, you know what I'm saying? The documentation slowed down. So he in person with the, up close and personal with the court,

Starting point is 01:49:09 uh, review, like in court, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Got the media pass and he's considered a journalist at this point. Hmm. But I salute Chappler-Raw, but I ain't got to like his opinion. Everybody got to- Yeah, I think it's important that, you know, if you're going to take that journalistic stance that you make sure that you're just reporting the facts and keep your, keep your opinion out of it.

Starting point is 01:49:30 Because if you try to sway the narrative, that's not. journalism you podding at that door you know i mean you're giving your opinion so as long as he's long as he's you know spitting verbatim of what's going on then that's that valuable information for us to pod to you exactly what i'm saying providing information don't don't be podding outside that goddamn courtroom talking about dirk and snitch and yeah they're going to get on your head he must definitely said that yesterday yeah he should lead that when he when he goes to that section of whatever his report is and he and he says after all this said in my unprofessional opinion this is what i gather from that i think

Starting point is 01:50:02 I think this is, because what I'm saying is not real. Like, this is just what I think from my perspective. In my opinion. In my opinion. My professional opinion, this is what it is. But it's dangerous to report facts and give your opinion on the same video. No, no, no, not on the same video. That's what I'm saying.

Starting point is 01:50:17 He should double back later and do a different segment. But that is kind of the weird thing about the court is that, you know, the lawyers go up there. The witnesses go up there. They say what they're going to say. And you, as a person who's just sitting in the court, you get to, like, try to make. sense of what you're hearing the same way that the jury is, but we're all human and we're all capable of like hearing something the wrong way or reading into something to mean. So like if you didn't know that Vani was trying to put all these murders on Dirk and you

Starting point is 01:50:48 watched what Ross saw in court, you would have thought like, oh shit, like, like Dirk is like 100% just trying to put all these murders on, on Vani. And he's, he's the snitch. And, you know, like the context of that is like really, really important because that might not have been said in the courtroom at that moment. So, I mean, yeah, like, the snitching thing carries, like, certain special level of, like, attention because it's not illegal, but we all know that it's such a big deal that you really don't want to play with it.

Starting point is 01:51:15 You really don't want to say it unless you're 100% certain. I don't think Ross used the word snitch. No. But he did say they were telling hard. What he said? If that's not snitching, I don't know what he is. He said something to them. Oh, yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 01:51:27 Right. Ronnie snitched on himself. He put a keyfee D. No, no, no, no. He's talking about dirt. Because his defense is like he admitted to the unaliving. He's like, yeah, you know, they cousins. They lit together.

Starting point is 01:51:42 They have a shirt account. You know what I'm saying? And then you got this dude. He's doing all the footwork. He's getting the cars. Yeah, we're talking about the Amex cars where there was different people that had different access to his $150,000 AMX car. And I guess, I guess what, Vani is his assistant?

Starting point is 01:51:56 Assistant. Thirte assistant? You know what really kind of stands out as two like glaringly different? but similar realities is that right now in l. we have one of the hottest drill rappers of the last 10 years or whatever somebody who was very like youth coded and like people just liked him from representing like the next generation of what a gangster is which is a little dark and then on the other hand we have keefy d and like mob james and like reggie wright junior and all these fucking fossils

Starting point is 01:52:31 which shout out to him much respect But like, it's kind of the same thing. There's a murder accusation. There's a whole bunch of telling. But the representatives of L.A. are like all these dudes who've got like one foot in the grave. And then on the other side, you've got Dirk and Dutie Lowe and Vaugh and all these dudes that are very like cool and young coded.

Starting point is 01:52:51 And it's just kind of like bizarre seeing these two things sort of play out. And really having a large percentage of the constituents of each different trial clearly telling. and being labeled as rats. And one being covered by Vlad, right? Vlad is covering the KVD. He's in the court. Because it's in Vegas, right? So you can have cameramen in the courtroom, I think?

Starting point is 01:53:14 When it's a state case, you can have cameras in the courtroom. So is it in L.A. or is in Vegas? No, they're streaming it. Yeah, but in L.A. or Vegas. You get, like, you get permission, boom, they give you, they give you the past. Yeah, the Fed's in having that. Yeah, Vlad not there. Alex ain't there.

Starting point is 01:53:29 They get like, you know what I'm saying? Oh, they're not there. I thought they was there. No, they're shamed right from where they're at. The crazy thing about it, too, is that both of these trials surround the murders of, like, two of the most popular rappers of their eras, which is Vaughn and Tupac, even though they're, like, 30 years apart. And the defense is interesting, too, because Kifidi D, like, both defenses is like,

Starting point is 01:53:48 well, he told on itself, he said everything. And then Kifi D's, like, I was just lying to get paid. Right. All that shit in there, I was just lying. I just was getting money. Like, I wasn't telling the truth. You don't know disrespect to anybody, but Kifie D's, he did. has to be some kind of mentally

Starting point is 01:54:02 Yeah, he's stupid. He's dumb. But then again, like the book that he wrote, it was co-author. So he could be like, you know what I'm saying? Wrote that.

Starting point is 01:54:13 Because it's like, okay, you go on a year-long interview run to align yourself with this murder. Then when the interview stopped working, you write a book. Then when the book stopped working, you go to do a damn fucking documentary. Like, he's getting exactly what he acts for

Starting point is 01:54:29 at this point in time. Keefee D is the longest standing snitch of hip hop And he ain't snitch on nobody but himself And he's just like basically like please come get me But you got Reggie Wright that don't do KFED That won't justice for Tupac But you don't want to hook KVD up To start doing interviews and getting paid

Starting point is 01:54:49 You know what I'm saying? Well, the crazy thing about it is If you go all the way back to the first Vlad interview that he did with Kee-Feed I remember when I first watched that That like Vlad clearly is basing his his questions on the book that Keefe D wrote. And he says, you know, did you, like when he really starts to try to get him to talk about

Starting point is 01:55:09 the details of killing Tupac, KVD kind of shuts down. He starts to reject it. He doesn't want to talk about it or whatever. And Vlad is very obviously being like, you wrote a fucking book about it. And at one point, Vlad starts reading from the book. They're using that. Yeah. They're using that portion.

Starting point is 01:55:25 But that's funny that like even all the way back then that KVD clear. really had some misgivings about what might be to come from him writing about committing a murder of the most famous rapper of all time, which is pretty outrageous. It's fucking idiotic. Even back then, five years ago, six years ago, he knew that this might not be the best idea. Interviewing a dude. He's telling all the information from his book, right? And then you, like, reciting information out the book that's being used in this shit.

Starting point is 01:55:52 And you are reporting on the trial that you interviewed the dude about. Keithy D. He's covered all basics. He's covered all basics. Keith, he should be in jail right now happy as fuck because he finally got his goddamn. Like, what do you got? The One of Wish Foundation?

Starting point is 01:56:04 That was his one of wish to go down for two pox murder. In court out here, they say ignorance is no excuse of the law. He was ignorant of the law. He didn't know the difference between immunity and a proffer. You know what I'm saying? Immunity and what's that again? Like a proffer agreement and immunity. You know what I mean?

Starting point is 01:56:22 And he didn't understand that. And he went outside of his proffer agreement. Which is still stupid because if you get a proffer agreement. Because if you're lucky enough to get off from something that you had something to do, that you could have went to jail for life, why the fuck are you going on the media run? Hey, man, listen, I'm going to count my, I want one, I got one in. Let me ride off into the sunset.

Starting point is 01:56:41 Keithy Nish should have fucking started a long-care service or something. I'm going to play devil's advocate. Okay, talk to me. Okay, we got one of the detectives that interviewed me during this profit that was recording. He retires and goes on to write a book about the whole shit. So me being Kifi, well, I don't think it's cool to write a book. He wrote a book about it. He's not breaking the law.

Starting point is 01:57:02 Yeah, because he can talk. Hey, we can talk about the beautiful things that we did within the legal terms. This guy's, he's writing. And keep in mind, Craig Ganey's, like, how you say? Greg Canning. Well, whatever he said. He stole these files out of the evidence and wrote this book. He wasn't supposed to do that.

Starting point is 01:57:25 but he still did not commit a crime. Right. I'm telling. No, I feel you. I feel you. But at the end of the day, why are you, if you were lucky enough to get off

Starting point is 01:57:36 and get away Scott Free, get the fuck away. Yeah. Why are you sitting there like, no, wait a minute, bring it back, bring it back. Because, you know, back when I was over there in Vegas

Starting point is 01:57:47 when we shot, man, shut your dumb ass up and go be old. He saw him write a book and was like, oh, hell not. He wrote a book about me doing something.

Starting point is 01:57:55 I'm going to write the book about me doing something. It's like, damn. Well, you got what he got everything he asked for. He mis-understood it. He didn't understand that assignment, bro. He thought he didn't understand. But, okay, do you think that we'll end up in situations where, like, the Chicago drill-type guys will all of a sudden be, like, 50 years old? And they're just going to go on an interview and be like, yeah, I kill little Jojo.

Starting point is 01:58:19 Probably. That's the kind of murder that, like, everybody kind of has their own little, like, pet theories about how that could have gone. down or whatever, but... And they're gonna get what they fucking deserve. There might, yeah, like, you should never say that about yourself. As long as you're free and walking the earth. But Lorissa, let's be real, much, much.

Starting point is 01:58:34 Lurice, like, yeah, I popped in and get up on his couch before. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. But that's vague, that's general. That's not... Passing a bottle, general. I agree. But you, the one thing you fucked up on is you kind of, like, gave, like, a...

Starting point is 01:58:47 The idea that this was, like, happening regularly. Much if we go on a drill today, right? Hypothetically speaking, we go on a motherfuckerucker drill today we're gonna rob the motherfucker cornerstone all right cool is you about the motherfucker going to pot and you happen to pop the motherfucker guy behind it you're not about the pot about that shit for the next 30 years and then cry and then cry when they come get your ass you ain't about come on bro one thing i've learned though from all this is that they kind of do like it's like very it's very common to basically like commit extremely serious felonies

Starting point is 01:59:18 and then just air yourself out because that's what that's like all the shit that they were doing in the in the in the whole OTF thing? I mean, they were like, I mean, just things that I would have thought. He could have spent the last 30 years just saying, hey, it wasn't me. It wasn't me. Like, OJ, you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 01:59:33 It wasn't me. I didn't do it. You know, the glove didn't fit. Like, why would you go and implicate yourself? No, OJ wrote a book that said if I did it. This is what I want to do it. But that's different, though, because he beat it. Once you beat it in a box?

Starting point is 01:59:47 Yeah. You good. But, bro, Vlad and other people were trying to, trying to give O.J. Simpson money to do interviews until the very end. O.J. Simpson did do a Nelkeboys interview. And I remember when OJ. was negotiating that interview, that basically he was trying to figure out how much money he could get. And Vlad was going to give him a higher dollar amount than he's ever given anybody ever.

Starting point is 02:00:12 Yes, he should have. But the idea was that you're going to be totally open and transparent about this shit. And he just ended up hitting him with the list of shit they didn't want to talk about. Glad's like, I am absolutely not paying the most I've ever paid for an interview for this. And then you watch the Nelg Boys one. And I mean, granted, like, shout out to Kyle. But you would have a hard time finding, like, less qualified interviewers, you know? They don't really try that hard to dig into it.

Starting point is 02:00:37 But they try a little tiny bit, but, you know, at least OJ, you got to give it to him. OJ way smarter than Kee-P-D. He didn't take, he didn't bite the cheese when he had 100 grand or whatever, like offered up in front of him. you know he wrote the book which keep you wrote the book but then he didn't do the follow-up interviews to really cement it because a book it's a lot easier to say like i didn't write those words i worked with a co-author they wrote that shit but he but he's saying i didn't do it but if i did it though the whole book was if i did it but then imagine how much more convincing it would be if you played a vlad tv clip of oj talking about killing his ice wife in front of the audience like that is so

Starting point is 02:01:15 much more convincing than a book which is like anybody could have really written these these things This could have been AI if it was written 10 years later, you know? If he did be in jail jumping for joy because that's what he's asked for. No, man. He used to understand. He didn't understand. He didn't understand. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 02:01:32 And that takes nothing away from the fact that that was the most idiotic thing for a man. It doesn't excuse the ignorance. You know what I was that? Bro, are you going to snitch on yourself? You just said snitching is like homosexuality, right? We ain't snitching. Why the fuck is this man snitching on himself for 20, 30 years? On an unsolvable case.

Starting point is 02:01:47 Yeah. He solved. He did all the work for it. A unsolvedness. Snitching on yourself and not homosexuality. Snitching on other people. No, no, no, no. If you get yourself fucked off, that's on you.

Starting point is 02:01:59 That's on you. It's slings on other people. That's homosexuality. Well, Keefied D fucked himself off. For sure. He fucked himself off. Yeah, for sure. OJ lost a civil case too.

Starting point is 02:02:11 Yeah, it is not free Kifety D for me. Keefe D did not want to be free. The fact that OJ still kept his mouth shut off the serious thing. I mean, I mean, he lost a civil case, but he didn't pay shit. He moved to Atlanta, I mean, moved to Florida, bought a house, like, they couldn't take that. You know what I'm saying? What did they take? They took his, uh...

Starting point is 02:02:29 They took these nuts. They took his trophies and shit. The legal system is so fucked. He took all his accessories. No, he got, he got booked for them trophies. That's what he would depend for. He tried to steal them back. He tried to steal his own shit.

Starting point is 02:02:39 No, I'm talking about, I'm talking about, like, like, uh, civilly. He did some shit like, because Florida, they lost different. Well, like, they couldn't, the courts can take that. He sold something, boom, bought some property. in Florida or some shit, they couldn't do that. Like, he did some smart shit. What was that phone?

Starting point is 02:02:55 I don't know. I got to Google it. How I go with, like, Miami. I just know O.J. didn't stitch on himself like KV.D. For sure. No, because, I mean. Do you all remember the fucking interview

Starting point is 02:03:04 where he came out the door with the knife and was like, uh-uh-uh. Who did that? OJ. Oh, real? He was like, I got something special to show you to the reporter.

Starting point is 02:03:12 And she followed him to his room and she knocked on his room. And when she opened the door, he had a big-ass butcher diving. And was like, uh-uh-uh. Like he's going to stab her. Like this dude.

Starting point is 02:03:21 Hey, I want to know what Arnell Simpson looked like now. Who's Arnell Simpson? Oh, she was around back in the days. Like Pock fucked her and shit. That's his OJ Simpson, OJ Simpson's daughter. You know about her?

Starting point is 02:03:31 No. Oh, work, but. His daughter? He's OJ Simpson daughter, her name Arnele Simpson. But I want to know how she looked these days. Did she look good back in the day? And she vintech.

Starting point is 02:03:40 No, yeah, she was straight back then. I interviewed Kate O'Kalin. Kind of slipped through the cracks. I feel like nobody really gave a fuck. Because he did a viral interview of Vlad, but it was like when the OJ TV show was coming out. And then somebody offered it to me a couple years later. And I was like, okay.

Starting point is 02:03:55 And then nobody here. I remember Cato. I was so a Max be flexing up on you. I thought y'all's boys. I didn't really get from that clip that you sent. It didn't, I mean, we should probably watch it. I'm going to send you the link. I think, I think it's the affiliation.

Starting point is 02:04:11 Because I, because I, you have, for sure, because I've been the major. Supporter. No, it's been the person who's been sitting there listening to, whack talk about how max b's a snitch and even though i haven't like agreed with it it seems like typically that makes people feel a certain way but you got to understand adam if if if somebody buss at me out your vehicle it's your vehicle right so like and that but but you have said you didn't want to interview the girl because your relationship with max b things of that nature but as you know it's your association with certain people.

Starting point is 02:04:47 Yeah, I mean, I guess, yeah, it's just like, I don't know. It's like, I guess I just kind of like choose the path with Wack at a certain point is that there's a bunch of rappers. Get rid of them. They're going to feel like, they're going to feel how they feel, but like, I mean, the Max B thing is like, I don't think Wack is wrong about that. Get rid of them. Wack saying the same shit that Max B's brother's saying.

Starting point is 02:05:11 So what is your relationship with Max B? I interviewed him over the phone while I was still locked up in probably 2019. Okay. And I don't know if he even remembers that or knows that because I was probably just a random voice on the phone to him. I don't know how like online he was at that time. I sent it to Nathan the email. You got it? Okay.

Starting point is 02:05:30 And oh yeah, everything grows on. But he handled Max Borker care upon his release. And the young lady was, you know, he could have interviewed the young lady that he supposedly told on. and he didn't because he, you know, he valued the respect to the relationship. What was the, what's his name? Well, my attitude was with French Montana, yeah, like me and French Montana have always talked. We always been cool. Max B.

Starting point is 02:05:58 I did that phone interview in 2019. So then when he gets out and then everybody's talking about like, oh, we're going to like, you know, his, because it was basically being shopped around to all the different interviews is that the girl who was with Max B when, or was with. With Max B's brother, when he killed this guy, she wants to do an interview and she wants to tell the whole story. And from my perspective, it was like, well, maybe I can use this as a leverage to get Max B to jump and actually do the interview. Because when he got out, you know, I had already been like reaching out trying to lock the interview in. But then at the same time, it's like he got the norries of the world. He got all the New York podcasters.

Starting point is 02:06:36 He got all these different people that he's kind of like, realistically, he's probably just going to do an interview with them before he didn't interview with me since he barely. knows who I am, you know? So I, like, use that to hit up French and be like, hey, they're trying to give me the interview of this girl that's going to basically like say, oh, the shit about Max, I'm not going to do it. I'm going to, like, hold out for the interview or whatever. That didn't help me. So, you know, really don't give a fuck.

Starting point is 02:06:56 But also, I watch Vlad interviewer. You're trying to run a play. I watch Vlad interviewer. I don't want an interviewer. She's got nothing going on upstairs. She spent 10 years, she was probably smoking flocking in the fucking prison. She's not looking good right now? She don't look good and she don't talk good.

Starting point is 02:07:09 But, I mean, I encourage anyone to go watch it if you want to see. And you don't think she hold no value with only fans? No. You want to lend her one foot? I mean, Munchy. This is Max B. Max B. Went down for this body in 2008, I think.

Starting point is 02:07:25 So that's about 20 years ago. So let's assume that she was a hot little 20-year-old in 2008. Well, imagine how many East Coast subscribers you want to get. She's a used-up 38-year-old tune cheese smoker after you just did 10 years in the joint. You ain't about your money, bro. But what about, these are the East Coast subscribers. This is Max B, little shipper bitch from back in the days. If you watch it, though, it's so depressing hearing this person talk

Starting point is 02:07:51 and realizing that Max B or his brother threw away a big chunk of their freedom basically by just having this dumb bitch on a fucking hit. Like, or whatever, it wasn't an intentional hit. She's just fraud, bro. It's like just, I wouldn't personally, I watched Vladimir with her, and this happens to me from time of now. I was like, okay, I'm getting it. I don't need to see any more of that.

Starting point is 02:08:11 Dage the bullet. Yeah. Okay, let's listen to how Maxby talks about me and Wack in this clip. A friend to the show. Wack 100. Who, Pizza Face? Why ain't got to be pizza face? I mean, he's a pizza face.

Starting point is 02:08:26 Shout to Wack. Without Wack, get with me, we outside. So is Wack, who else the other guy out here? Who? Who else do the joints out here? Which joints? The interviews, the controversial. Oh, oh, Adam 22, no jumper?

Starting point is 02:08:39 Yeah, y'all get with me. I was out here 10 times. I don't check in with y'all. I wear all my fucking jewelry and diamonds. This is just a little bit. And I was out here running through. We're about to shoot the marathon burger. We outside. So you would do

Starting point is 02:08:54 him, you would do the No Jumper podcast with him? There's no interview on the planet. BiggerVell won't do. However, y'all got to pay. I need a sandwich. Hollat me. I pull up and I want it up front. Send me a depot. What's a depot? A deposit. Now. So you need the

Starting point is 02:09:12 bread and the lettuce. Okay, here's a friend to the show. Okay, so, Nicky, if you want the sandwich, go to Marathon Burger like you said, Nicky, fuck all that. Hey, hey, what are he talking about? Hey, hey, what are he talking about? He don't got to check in, right? I mean, he's talking about checking in with Adam. Well, it's weird that he's saying about me and whack, because me and whack are clearly not the dudes who are, like, extorting you to let you move around freely in LA. Those are other guys. Like, we've heard about the guys doing that. That's not me, and that's not whack. So I, I, he's associating you with that, though. I know, which is weird. I feel like I've made my not gang member status pretty clear. I'm not like trying to do business like that. To be honest, there was a guy hitting me up, basically trying to figure out a rate for Max B to do an interview here while he, it was probably while he was out here doing this. And I lowballed him a little bit. They hit me with a dollar amount. I felt like it was too much. I don't think I could make my money back on that. So I went back and forth. And we arrived at a dollar amount. And then.

Starting point is 02:10:11 I'm assuming the guy then brought it to Max, and Max was probably like, hell, no, I'm not doing it for that. Because it was, I was thinking like he's going to feel offended by this dollar amount, but it's just, Max B's already done 20 podcasts, right? Like, it's just not really like, it might have been worth it on his first one. Adam, you could have made it worth it, but you got to have in a clause. There's no walking out to interview. Well, my God, cage him. No, he got to, on paper, you can't walk out.

Starting point is 02:10:36 But I'm not planning on asking him stuff that's so offensive that he might want to walk out in the first place. Like we were, obviously we got to talk about the case, but we got to go, okay, we watched this interview with, with the chipper girlfriend, okay, and a post-release, we got the narratives. We got you right here. I got questions, you know what I'm saying? And if you can't answer these hard bar questions, but in the clause, it got to be, you can't walk out on the interview. You know what I'm saying? I agree, generally speaking. And that's why I don't like to pay people in full before we do an interview.

Starting point is 02:11:07 I'll give you an example when I did Adrian Broner. I told them like, yo, when you come through, I need a full two hours. Like, I was trying to make everything like really clear. He walked out on meals. Yeah, and it's like maybe a half hour in, the liquor comes. And he don't drink liquor like a normal person. He pours up like a giant fucking glass of henny with like a splash of Coke. And then proceeds to do the like, well, everyone on earth goes, everyone else on earth goes,

Starting point is 02:11:33 sip their drink. He goes, like, like down to the whole. whole thing. And within an hour and a half, he, like, all of a sudden has a reason why he has to leave the interview. And he's so drunk that I'm, like, kind of not getting anything out of him at that point. And I had to play hardball and be like, listen, we're going to pay you this amount, but I'm going to, I have to discount it to this because you left before we're done or whatever. But, I mean, with Max B, like, if anything, the problem is, is that he's kind of, like, told a lot of the stories that he probably has to tell. I'm not, I'm sure I could find interesting

Starting point is 02:12:05 stuff. He hasn't done Vlad, which is good because, like, I feel like me and him do sort of similar interviews, but I would do it. Honestly, I've been a huge fan of them since I was like, you know, fucking 22 or whatever when he kind of came out with Jim. Since he went high and if you was able to get that price, well, I need a no walkout clause and then, you know, it's going to be hard bar. Just know that. Yeah, I mean, they're always going to shoot their shot high, you know.

Starting point is 02:12:29 All right, we don't shoot to the exit. That's all I'm saying. You think that the artists even realize, like, how that works as far as, like, revenue sharing when they try to throw out a price? Like the fact of like, oh, I want $10,000, but your last interview did, you know, 15,000 views. Do they even realize that? Is that what his last shit did? No.

Starting point is 02:12:46 Or you just, give an example. I'm sure it's a subject is decent in general. Like, do they even realize like, hey, brother, you know, your last interview, it made two grand and you want 10? I have done that before. I've had people try to say, I want $10,000 for this interview, and then all of a sudden, I have a bunch of screenshots of all their recent interviews. They're like, it ain't happening. It doesn't make sense.

Starting point is 02:13:05 Not even close. Hey, Rios. It's not. That makes sense. My line of question to be way different. That's who should do the interview. Like, you know, this motherfucker won't give a fuck.

Starting point is 02:13:14 Man, he just fanned out about Max B. Who fan out? You did. Yeah, I know. I don't even know that nigger music. He lost out of you. He said, I've been walking around with my jewelry. How you feel about that?

Starting point is 02:13:25 He just walked around here freely with his jewelry. And you ain't doing nothing about, Adam? Who told you you you had to check in, who told you you was late? Adam even a little bit, Adam. You know what I'm saying? Adam got more rep behind him than you know. Imagine me getting Max B set up?

Starting point is 02:13:40 What? Okay. I'm good, man. I'm trying to stay out of that kind of situation. You have you hit her out here, man. No. Well, we don't know, man. We don't even know what hood he's tapped him with out here.

Starting point is 02:13:50 Did he even get that far? We don't know. I guess he's trying to say 60s. He took about Marathon Burger. For real? Nick, that's good for you. Nick, he bought a burger. He will fuck.

Starting point is 02:13:59 I don't like that shit. He went to Marathon. I would feel like anybody can go a marathon burger. That's like a... I'd rather go to Fat Burger. Yeah? Yeah, ain't nothing special about Marathon Berg. I like that sauce, though.

Starting point is 02:14:10 The sauce is cool. Well, it's owned by the estate of Dipsy Hustle. No, no, that's great. I wouldn't care if Tuckie Williams owned it. I'm just saying, like, the burger, like, it hold more order to it because, you know, the Nipsey Hustle thing. I ate, I ate the burger. I ate the burger, the fries and the sauce.

Starting point is 02:14:31 And the fries is trash. The burger is cool. And the sauce is good. It's great. What about it? Storm Burger. Storm burger is great. See, that's what I'm saying.

Starting point is 02:14:40 What's that? What's that? I'm a Breyer. Yeah, yeah. Like, that's what I'm saying. Burger, she wrote. I'm not about to go to a burger stand because of a rapper. I don't give them a Tupac burgers.

Starting point is 02:14:49 Apocholix burgers. What if it was a community activist? I mean, if the burger is me, I'm going to go where I like the burger at. He's going to be running fucking A. A.Z. Chek Burger, one day. Man, if it's B-Team Burger, if it ain't good, I'm not eating it. He'll be honest.

Starting point is 02:15:04 You'll give honest constructive criticism like you at him. No, for real. Come on, bro. Niggies ain't, hey, niggas ain't eating their mama cooking. It's saying it's nasty. I ain't gonna lie to Nip. Right.

Starting point is 02:15:14 You know what I'm saying? But not saying Nip Marathon Burger is nasty. I did a review on my channel. They, whatever. It is weird and, like, depressing when you start thinking about food businesses because there's just so few foods that people, like, really eat.

Starting point is 02:15:31 Like, you could do a pizza place. You could do a burger spot. You could do some kind of, like, chicken sandwich. much fried chicken type thing. Already you've kind of ran through like the vast majority of shit that people are realistically. And then everything gets so much

Starting point is 02:15:45 more complicated from there. Imagine running like the what's it called the trucks with all the fucking meat? Toppignaki or whatever. What do they call the shoe? I'm forgetting. Like the Japanese? Yeah. The habachi trucks. Yeah. All of a sudden now you're talking about, okay, you're not selling an $8 burger

Starting point is 02:16:01 combo. You're selling a $40 lobster and steak plate. You got a pivit. It does something different like no jumper juice. where you juicing. You know what I'm saying? But even then, it's like, okay, now you're convincing the clientele that they need to start drinking juice because realistically almost nobody watching this is probably like a heavy

Starting point is 02:16:19 juicer, you know? It don't even matter. As long as it's in the right places like Lindale, by the Topanga Mall, you know what I'm saying? Like, you good. Location matters a lot. But I don't know. I just, I feel like it's just the burger thing.

Starting point is 02:16:35 Like imagine like, no jumpers starting a burger. spot. It's like, how are you going to fucking outshine Marathon Burger? I feel like, you know, Nipsey's just got like the sort of pristine image in the people's eyes. It's hard to outshine right now when you got a bomb-ass taco stand on every corner. Exactly. Them tacos stands, I don't give a fuck.

Starting point is 02:16:52 Where are you at? These motherfuckers is fire. And they don't cost much. You know what I mean? Like, for me to pass up a taco stand and go buy me a $40 burger, it takes a lot. They say no, not no jumper. They say Marathon Burger expensive and shit. And people either like marathon or they like storm. I think everything is so expensive these days.

Starting point is 02:17:12 I was just at Barnes & Noble and I was looking at magazines. How much you take a copy of High Times magazine costs? $12. I wouldn't know. It was 15. But I was still kind of like, wow, 15. Like I used to buy magazines all the time for $4. The fact that it only went up to 15 is actually kind of impressive.

Starting point is 02:17:28 But granted, a lot of the other ones were like $7 or $8. But the $4 or $5 magazine thing is over. I wouldn't suggest no, no Jumper Burger. It would be like no Jumper Fitness. no jumper porn y'all motherfucker's making me hunger I feel like realistically no jumper if it was going to be a physical thing it would probably be like something weed oriented

Starting point is 02:17:49 that's like the main thing that everybody can agree on even though everybody here doesn't or a drink like a cut water there you go or just just a bar yeah that would be bar no jeper do sound like an energy drink kind of sort of they say you need to go to the cut water restaurant. They got one of those?

Starting point is 02:18:08 Yeah, they said there's a cutwater restaurant or some shit. I ain't trying to go to talk of the sponsor. They need to pay me, bro. I need a brand deal. We need to, uh, you know. I was in a room full of people the other day, and they were all talking about how insane cut waters are and how drunk they get you and how powerful they are. And I'm like, oh, okay.

Starting point is 02:18:24 I'm like, that's why much you only need a one or two to make it through the pod. It's like the new four local. No, no, no, no, they're actually cool. They, they, there's regular, like, like, I used to come here. That's different, though. But it's way more powerful. than like a white claw, right? Yeah.

Starting point is 02:18:38 I don't know. I ain't had a white claw and so goddamn long. I get that and that's cool. I used to come, hey, hey, I come here with a bottle and sheet. I got acid reflux when I start drinking alcohol

Starting point is 02:18:48 these days. A shit show or... It really makes it a lot less present, or pleasant. Was the hilly? Was it the conia? No, it was bad because I over did it. I come in a bottle.

Starting point is 02:18:57 It ain't like to cut. The whole bottle. You got a whole personal bottle? Yeah, I come with a bottle and shit. You know what I'm saying? Anybody that walk around with a bottle of a hard liquor, Is it a vibe?

Starting point is 02:19:08 I could do that in the gang land. I ain't doing that on no jump around. You don't know who will walk through the door. You got a piece of face, as he call it. You know what I'm saying? You got Chuckie Barbie popping up, Mason people. You know what I'm saying? How do you feel about her almost losing an eye?

Starting point is 02:19:23 Good. Who the fuck is Chuckie Barby? Chunky Barbie is a girl from Rolling Hunded's. 90s. Oh, 90s. Whoops. Sorry. And she is a big one.

Starting point is 02:19:35 Okay. She probably got a fade for you. Same like a pair. She gangster as fuck. She like really, she got like gang killer tats on her fucking body. She got big old H.K. Over killer on her hands. So she's a special type of bitch for show.

Starting point is 02:19:52 And she previously pulled up here and tried to pepper spray everybody, like a room full of men, which is pretty ballsy. A lot of women wouldn't do that. I ain't going to tell a real story, though. I'm going to leave it alone. Wait, so you know what happened with this incident with her in D.C. and shit? I'm going to leave it alone. You don't want me to narrate.

Starting point is 02:20:07 I do, I do. I understand if you don't want to. You're so excited. What's that big girl that was on next Friday with? Baby D. Yeah, that's what everybody compared to. Baby D. Okay, okay.

Starting point is 02:20:15 Yeah, I get Baby D. She's the crib, baby D. That's her right there. Oh, wow. Look at her. Lush, Bay. Stop comment, lush. Bay.

Starting point is 02:20:25 Oh, God. I think she's in jail right now or something. I don't know. I think so. They said she lost her eyes. She told her her car and she in jail. And then now Jay Hood watching her dog. Wait a man, man, go to the, go to the,

Starting point is 02:20:38 don't show the booty picker on. Don't show the booty picker on. You don't hit that thing? I know, I'm looking. I'm looking. I'm about to process this information, Adam. Now, listen, if we're just going from the sink right now. Okay.

Starting point is 02:20:52 Hey, man, listen. It's been worse before. Doing justice. You can show that, though. Lucky money, knock her now and I'm going to interview after her. I need to know how I was. Why she got an iPad? She got, oh, she almost.

Starting point is 02:21:03 She was in a car accident, and that's what that's what I was talking about. Oh, man. A blesses to you. We ain't blessed it to you. Fuck that bitch. Bless it to you. Cyclops. Yo, did you hear about, and he can look it up if he wants,

Starting point is 02:21:15 but there's like a story that was going to super viral all weekend about like a, I think, 18 or 19-year-old, like football player kid who was in Compton, allegedly wearing a Hoover hat and got killed. And then there was like a round of like people rejecting that narrative saying nobody would ever get killed for wearing a Hoover hat in Compton. No. I guess they probably said it don't make sense that somebody get killed for that.

Starting point is 02:21:41 But just looking like a gangbanger is enough. You know what I'm saying? Just being out of place in any place. No, I just looking like you. I don't even think you bang. How does a person look like a gangbanger so I can make sure I don't? Well, if you're in L.A. wearing a Houston Astros hat, that'll do it. Okay.

Starting point is 02:21:55 Just your hat? The Houston hat. I don't nobody in Compton care about that hat, though, right? But just looking like a member, you bailing it, like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know what I'm saying? You know what I mean? They're thinking you belong to that community.

Starting point is 02:22:08 They go bounce out and do their thing. It's like to close you. Because I got on blue today, right? I got some blue. I got some white blue louis on and I got a jean. But you know the thing with you? You're not. Yo, you're not seeking Nick through enough.

Starting point is 02:22:18 Okay. So, so, so. He said the C word on pause. If you weren't, if you weren't over that blue. Right, I remember that. Yeah, I was totally. Listen. And Lutz goes, I don't know.

Starting point is 02:22:26 I was totally oblivious. But, I don't know what the fuck you was talking about. If you said it, bro. Like I told them before, I'm not about, I'm not about to watch my words for nothing, bro. Yeah, I didn't have. Every word is a disword, bro. Yeah. Like, I'm a blood.

Starting point is 02:22:38 But if you don't deliberately say it, right, right. You're not disrespecting. You're speaking. Right. I ain't got time to be autocorrecting. Yeah, I was so fucking. Don't say, I'm gonna how to cripple. Yeah, I had no idea what the fuck they were talking about.

Starting point is 02:22:51 And speak English, bro. Yeah. Talk how you're going to talk, bro. It's like, huh? What? Do it? I do it. I do have a question, though, Adam.

Starting point is 02:22:57 And it's something that's plagued me since that day when we had that little C-word thing. How would I order, right? Because I'm very careful of how this thing. How would I order crustacean legs? Man, you're not involved. Yeah, you're not involved like that. Like, you're not saying it to diss nobody.

Starting point is 02:23:16 You're not, let me tell you. Crimack has a lot of material out there that could help you, though. Like, he's ordering, what does he call him? Crickback have never been a crustace. He's trying to order five-fives. And they're like, what? The Washington Prime. Right.

Starting point is 02:23:28 He's not going to these places. Crip Mac will never go there. And Crip Mac goes to McDonald's. He called it the little gold long things. You're right. Bro, they, like, say, for Instrar, say, like, say, whatever you're ordering, because the Crips don't, they, because the people at the window go, be like, what? You feel me?

Starting point is 02:23:45 You're all right, man. I don't, I don't believe in doing all that extra shit. I can order it. I'm going to order it. Yeah, order it's your normal way, man. Like, everybody ate. That's why I went to eat Korean barbecue last night, just so avoid. I mean, if you asked me, Blueface,

Starting point is 02:23:56 owning a King of Crabbs restaurant is kind of like, okay, the gloves are off. Apparently, like, this can't be that serious if Blue Vets could be like objectively maybe the most famous Crip in Los Angeles and he feels comfortable. Yeah, but y'all, y'all, y'all, y'all get

Starting point is 02:24:12 famous Crip and real Crip misconstrued. But I ain't seen any real Crips take issue with it. Because they go, they like that too. They hungry. Like, that's, nigga, they probably love that shit. It's not like they have to see it every day and some fucking Santa Clarita.

Starting point is 02:24:29 Yeah. That's what they're going to say. Criplex. But when they order it, it's a chain. It's a chain. Right. You know, which I think I missed that as well, because it used to be called

Starting point is 02:24:37 Blue's House of Soul. And it was a soul food restaurant. And I believe it went under. And then he changed it over to. Well, he ended up like partnering with the House of Crabbs, like franchise or whatever. When I went there, you would have had no idea that Blueface had any involvement

Starting point is 02:24:54 in this place at all. It was just a regular ass. It wasn't. and no black people working there. It's like, I forget what race the kid was, but it was like, there was no telltale signs that this was like owned by Blueface

Starting point is 02:25:03 until I said, yeah, we're with Blueface. And then they brought out this like ice tea that was like his ice tea that he, I guess, gets when he goes there. You know, that's his business. He's running his business, man. Making his money, like. Yeah, things you learn in L.A.

Starting point is 02:25:19 This is where we're lighting our blunts with now. Beautiful. What is that, grenade? I guess, yeah. Damn. They go swatis. Yeah, for real. Don't say it.

Starting point is 02:25:30 Adam, come up with your hair. Mr. Graham-Mation. But it's got it. There's something in the air because Neon and Dean and everybody getting hit, man. Get your clothes on and come out. And didn't, Blueface just got swagger too.

Starting point is 02:25:45 My worst nightmare is getting, is having that happen to me while I have to pee? Because I've been arrested when I had to pee before and it's about the worst thing ever. I think they're not swat near that. So many police is watching. They're like, motherfuckering, we're watching the,

Starting point is 02:25:56 Even with neon, within 20 seconds, the cops get it. They're like, oh, okay. It's fucking neon. If they swine here, go pee. They go wait. They go on the clock. I'm going to tell them. I'm not going to pee on the ground.

Starting point is 02:26:07 I'm like, all right, I'm about to take a piss. You know what I'm saying? Fuck them, niggies. They go wait. Yeah. You'll be courteous to the police. It's like, how bad do they want to tweak? Because in their mind, it could be like, well, he's going to go flush the bricks.

Starting point is 02:26:21 Man, they at work. They got time. I'm about to go piss. I'm pretty sure the cops could search here. Unless somebody's got something. that they're not telling me about that they could search this place. It's an incredible business. Yeah, we're not-credible business you're running here, sorry.

Starting point is 02:26:35 Just employ a gig of Cripsom Bloods and blows. Yeah, but they're not like running their empire from here. Peace of face. Even pizza face ain't, wait, I got to stop calling on that. Once again, this is one of those conversations where I don't know what the fuck is going on. Yeah, you do. And I'm going to back the fuck out. You are, you heard exactly what Maxie's head.

Starting point is 02:26:55 Hey, hey, bro. Max B. I say in Atlanta, though. Come on, man. You know what I mean? Like, oh, shit. I have no idea who you're talking about. I don't know what back you're talking about.

Starting point is 02:27:03 I don't know. What's that about? He basically saying that he could come out here with all his jury and y'all niggas ain't going to do shit. That's what he said. Okay. All right. If that's the energy you putting out, that's not a good energy.

Starting point is 02:27:17 Why are you trying to challenge people? Because Max, if they really wants your shit, they can find a way. It's like, I'm not going to be the one officiating it. Neither is whack. But, like, you know. Like, realistically, you should probably be pretty careful here because this is a place that's pretty famous for people getting their shit to. For sure. Let me tell you something, Max B.

Starting point is 02:27:33 Now, this is not the early thousands or the 90s where everybody wearing Dickies and Chugs. The local gangbangers are fly. They're wearing jury. They're wearing designer clothes. They own Merrill's, Fairfax, and at the Beverly Center. And they're in places where the rich people be. And the rappers is friends with the bloods, the crips, the thugs. Don't be stupid.

Starting point is 02:27:54 Like, like, don't be dumb And don't challenge nobody. Like, why would you put that out there in the atmosphere? Nobody say anything by checking in. You know what I'm there? Yeah, I think it's important. Like, when people come out here just to move smart, perfect example, I get an Airbnb.

Starting point is 02:28:09 I don't know the difference between Melrose and motherfucking Burbank. The Airbnb is on 65th Street, right? In Normandy. So me and my brother Biz are riding up or whatever. And we're like, we're starting to see names of streets that we've heard in movies and shit, right? And I'm like, wait a minute, I think we're in the hood, bro. And Biz is like, fuck, yeah, we're in the hood, right? So we get to this Airbnb that's on 65th in Normandy.

Starting point is 02:28:34 And I go to put the damn code in, and Biz walks around the back because the door was wide to fuck open. But I say, if we don't get the fuck out of here and get our money back before we get lined up. I just think that if you move in somebody's city, you just got to move with a certain level of respect. And to keep your head on a swivel because, you know, they know the lay of the lane. And I'm like, well, why the fuck would an Airbnb be wide open in the back door be wide open? But see, what I was trying to explain to Adam some time ago, it ain't too many places where there is no hoods, even a nice place. For sure.

Starting point is 02:29:06 In Burbank, and, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, recita. Yeah. Uh, Glendale. There's gangs everywhere. Isn't the hood of Burbank North Hollywood? No, Burbank. Burbank don't really got none. Yeah, they got, they got, they got, they got, they got, they got, they got playboys in Burbank. Okay. Like, like, but gangs is everywhere.

Starting point is 02:29:26 You can't escape me. So you got, and I'm a marathon, Marathon burger. Somebody's got to smoke there. Stupid? What are you talking about? Yeah. Like, don't invite that type of energy, bro.

Starting point is 02:29:36 For sure. That was the opening. Don't go on the opening. Stop aggravating people. I got pulled over and got a fucking ticket this weekend for the first time in probably six years. Couldn't believe it. For what?

Starting point is 02:29:47 Running a red light or a stoplight. Oh, you ran a red light. I was in North Hollywood at the Thai street fair. It's like a church with like a parking lot and they have all this Thai food and different Asian food or whatever. My girl heard about it. She wanted to go. I go with the kid. And then I'm driving down a random ass street in North Hollywood to get to the highway like a street that I would not normally take but because I'm at this fucking church. It's like, you know, I got to drive down this random street. And I either did not see the stop sign at all or I rolled

Starting point is 02:30:20 through it like slowed down a little bit. But like I might have just not. seeing the stop sign. But I will say that my wife is like one of the most neurotic drivers of all time. And she didn't say shit about me missing the stop sign. So part of me really believes that I did not blow the stop sign. But the guy, sure enough, pulled me over. They approached the fucking car car. So awkward. He like won't get right in front of the window. He's like got his hand on his gun. He's like approaching like slowly. He's like barely looking around the, the, I'm like, I got a fucking car seat with a five year old right here. Like what do you think I'm going to do? I got both my hands on the wheel and he's still acting like I'm gonna pull a fucking gun on it.

Starting point is 02:30:55 Adam, now you know how it would it feels like to be a black man. Thank you. I feel like I 100% understand now, yes. Now you understand it. You know what? You're guilty until proven innocence. You know what? That did occur to me is that if I was black and this happened to me, I would probably

Starting point is 02:31:10 think that it was because I was black. For sure. Because it did feel like, why am I getting pulled over on this brand of mass street? We ain't making that shit up, bro. You know? Hey, but, but that had different, you said the stop sign in the rail. I thought you just blew a rare light, but you quite didn't yield and kept it pushing through the... California rolled through it.

Starting point is 02:31:26 But I might have just full speed gone through it. Because I honestly... Either way, a stop sign, a lot better than a rare light, I thought. But was they able to see the car seat? Or you got tense? No, yeah, they could have seen it, yeah. Oh. He didn't say a word about the fact that there was a woman and a child in the car.

Starting point is 02:31:44 He just told me that me going through the stop sign was so egregious that he was not going to write me a warning. I just got the same thing on overhill And The dude let me I had all my shit ready for him I was like so professional Like Other than I used to be

Starting point is 02:32:02 Just like oh yeah man Here it is Like he was like you know I was like yeah I know exactly why I did a California role You got me And that was like the most best interaction I had with a police officer

Starting point is 02:32:12 And then the motherfucker Was like you know what Go ahead go on about your business That's so And then I was like I was hoping I would get that treatment. I ever didn't get a fucking ticket out of all the times that I have

Starting point is 02:32:23 interactions with the police. That was the only time. And it was a brother too. So I was like, yeah. I think the last two times that I got pulled over before this time, I got the clout pass that they for sure recognize me and like, just let me off or whatever.

Starting point is 02:32:37 Like, it kind of depends what they're pulling you over for because I've had them pull me over before where like very quickly they're like, do you have a criminal record? Do you have any guns and drugs in the car? Right. And I'm like, what, no, like, just kind of like immediately like, no, dude.

Starting point is 02:32:51 Like, and they just like seem like they kind of took that at face value. Like, that's like how they test your energy is to ask you like the most extreme shit. Yeah. And I'd provoke you really. And if you did have a brick in the trunk, you'd probably be like, no, sir. No, no bricks. Well, Adam, you blew through a stop sign and your wife is Armenian and you know, it's a high population of Armenians in North Hollywood or Hollywood.

Starting point is 02:33:12 And, you know, it's a game to occupy North Hollywood or Hollywood that's Armenians. Maybe they thought you was a gamemaker. or meaning you take. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. It didn't seem like he was doing any kind of profiling,

Starting point is 02:33:25 but who knows? I mean, it's weird as fun. Like, why is this cop sitting in this neighborhood? This is like, you could sit in this neighborhood

Starting point is 02:33:31 for the next month and you're not going to catch one crime from what I could tell besides maybe people blowing through the stop sign. Like, you know, it's just like, this is not a crime hot spot

Starting point is 02:33:42 from what I could tell. Mm-hmm. I don't know. So, okay, this is not the clip I'm talking about. I want to watch the clip of a RJ basically like telling Dejohn to get off the goddamn stage. Man, did you get that clip I sent back?

Starting point is 02:33:56 That's what it was. He just had it up, but he's going to the other. Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay, so here we go. This one first. No, he's doing the other one. Dejan, I get, okay, so it's something called August Fest with an E at the end. Yeah, August Fest.

Starting point is 02:34:09 I don't know much about it. I don't know if Dejaon had any, like, official role. Like, was he like a promoter or, like, book to be there or anything? I don't know. he was hosting it okay so rj mr l. a who's you know having a little bit of a moment now because he's like all over the game album he was all over the game in yg versus etc he's performing and he basically takes us as an opportunity to let dejan know that he don't really fuck with him so let's observe this clip

Starting point is 02:34:38 just like you tell the whole motherfucker internet i'm gonna tell you what's what you talk about me This LA, nigga. That's what we do. We talk real shit, and I'm a platinum artist so I can talk that shit, nigga. Ain't nobody else gonna talk that shit. He ain't gonna say, you ain't planned him, you ain't dead, so I'm a platinum artist. No feature, no radio, no video, nigga. Say amio.

Starting point is 02:35:07 Amio. Say Amio. Say Amio. Say Amio. Say Amio. It's LA, that's who I speak for it. That's who I run with it, nigga.

Starting point is 02:35:18 And when you down talking, LA, nigga, I speak up. I tell you, in your face. Just, okay.

Starting point is 02:35:25 First observation is, I hate how much Dejan is loving this. This is like such a gift to him. It's not, again, the thing is, he's in the, he's not running from the shit.

Starting point is 02:35:37 Like, the people that he's talking about, he ain't running from him. Right. I mean, yeah, that's true. It's like, he knows that,

Starting point is 02:35:43 I mean, bro, He tried to sue me for getting shot when he didn't get shot. Imagine what he's going to do to you if y'all put hands and feet on him. It's going to be lawsuits for days. He's going to find a way to sue YG even if he wasn't there. Like he's going to fucking find a way to sue everybody. Like, I mean, beating up Dejaun Paul is off the table.

Starting point is 02:36:05 If you're going to do it, you're realistically going to have to send some, like, ski-ass, like, like, crowbar guys after him. And they better leave their phone at home. I was like, he's suing everybody, bro. I didn't hear Dejohn say nothing about RJ, though. I didn't hear a lot of critiques. I didn't hear nothing about RJ, though. But I might have missed it, though.

Starting point is 02:36:22 I don't pay attention to what the fuck he's talking about what music was, to be honest. So I have absolutely no idea if he's actually been negative towards RJ. But obviously there's a bit of animosity. But at the same time, I mean, I do feel like that animosity is kind of, like, misplaced because, you know, there's just so few people who are, like, really pushing for L.A. To, like, for the music scene in general to blow up. There's a lot of like self-interested people that are pushing their label or their artists. But you know, somebody like, wait, is this him?

Starting point is 02:36:51 This is a clip with Viralway and LB. Messiah. And they're talking about RJ and somebody else. And DeJan has the position of like supporting RJ. Oh, let's hear it. To me, for sure, he created a whole genre, whole sound that an entire coast is following and stealing. So I'm going to say he is a better artist than RJ to me. Okay. In my opinion, I mean, RJ cool.

Starting point is 02:37:18 He makes the party songs, but never when you're saying, okay, who's the top West Coast MCs? RJ name not coming up, bro. Hold on. Don't do that. RJ name not. Don't do that. Don't do that. No, no, don't do that.

Starting point is 02:37:30 In 2015, if you asked anybody who was the highest L.A. rapper, they were going to say R.J. When Amio 2 was out, everybody was going to say R.J. Everybody, everybody had their time of being the hottest. That's what made. them who they are. In 2017, it was, my bad, I mean. No, but that's it, but I feel like that's what make them who they are. Everybody has a hot, they hot

Starting point is 02:37:50 time. He's a, he's a good artist, but when you, like he said, top West Coast artists, are you going to say he's the best? At that, he had it run. He had to say, everywhere. He was the best. L.A. He was the best. L.A. Street adjacent rapper. And Sloom McKinnickson and him, he was the best.

Starting point is 02:38:04 But you argue two different things. I said, when people ask you, who's the top West Coast emcees, who can rap, rap? If I need to start a cipher right now, who you're going to get? Nine times out of ten, RJ's not going to be the first name. I think RJ's in that conversation. A cipher? I see him in that conversation.

Starting point is 02:38:20 Just based off his LA leakers, freestyles. He's dropping freestyles all the time on the timeline. I think RJ's in that conversation. First of all, Draco, to me, for sure, he... I don't know. I mean, I feel like a lot of these conversations kind of go the same way because Compton A.V. He also, there's a clip of him sort of giving Dejohn's shit. it on stage at this, but like, like, Compton A.V. And R.J. both have, like, cool, solid careers

Starting point is 02:38:47 that they've dug out for themselves in the L.A. scene. They both obviously matter. They both have had big records. They're both important. When you write the fucking history books of L.A. rap, they'll both be in there. But it just kind of feels like dudes want more recognition. Like, like, even, like, Compton A.V. being mad about, like, Dejohn saying that he's not in the legend category with like nipsy and fucking YG and shit. I'm just like like Compton A.V. Compton A.V. You ain't did enough.

Starting point is 02:39:16 Yeah. And I fuck with him. He's a cool guy. And I like what he's doing musically. And I think like he's probably got big records to come as well. But like, bro, like you don't even want to be in that conversation. That's too big of a conversation. Like you ain't earn that shit yet.

Starting point is 02:39:29 Yeah. Like you can't throw yourself up there. You know what I mean? And I feel like DeJon be having some crazy takes. But he also be having some good takes on like the. the temperature of L.A. and the artist. He's giving, he could rap,

Starting point is 02:39:43 right? That's what I'm saying. No, RJ's dope. And he's giving, like clearly, like, Dejohn knows when RJ was really popping and what his time of really being lit was or whatever.

Starting point is 02:39:54 And like, it's not like he's, like, ignorant to it. Like, if I, honestly, because I was ignorant to it. I didn't know who RJ was.

Starting point is 02:40:01 And so I get into Draco and then I find out that there's this guy RJ that Draco beefing with. Yeah. And I realized that's because I was just like not giving a fuck at all about like LA street rap at that time. I'm glad you submitted that because I'm not saying because RJ was popping before. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 02:40:14 Off the muster mistake. I'm not going to lie. I was listening to fucking Gucci and Waka Flaka and Young Scooter and shit. I wasn't really like paying attention to LA Street rap. There you go. That era. Yeah, yeah. Atlanta boys over here.

Starting point is 02:40:27 Ferrari boys. Right. There you go, brother. But, yeah, I mean, I don't know. It's funny, though, because I feel like Dejan was trying to kind of be the nice guy for like 10 years of his career. trying to like, not like he was always the nice guy because he was the guy doing like a picket outside the radio station and shit like that.

Starting point is 02:40:44 But he was kind of trying to be the supportive guy. And now he's kind of like realized that the only way that he's really going to get attention is by being like really negative and like really heaping scorn upon people. And like that's going to be what actually gets him the thousand likes on Twitter and shit. Because like him Hayden on TDE has been such a boon to whatever he's trying to do. Like he did he did all these report cards. He had all these magazine covers. Nobody ever really gave a fuck. But now he's decided he don't like TDE

Starting point is 02:41:13 and fucking everybody's just lining up to just fucking pat him. Let me ask you our question. The Drake crowd is now all of a sudden kind of fucking with him, you know? Okay. Do people give a fair assessment when it come to Roberts' rest of peace?

Starting point is 02:41:27 Biggies, Pox, Nipsies, Draco's, uh, juice worlds, like, like, do you think they're giving a fair assessment? No, I think everybody's stock goes up a lot after they die because then people are forced to kind of like deal with the the finiteness of their career and like actually look at their career it's so easy to get caught up on like this dude's a loser like he can't like yeah he maybe had an era where he was lit and he was like booked and doing all kinds of big shit but like now he can't even get a show now nobody would ever pay him for a feature but then as

Starting point is 02:41:59 as soon as he dies the fact that he was like kind of a loser before he died just totally gets erased and it's just like let's just focus in on all the high points where Rich Homi Kwan, nobody was, P&B Rock. I'm not going to say there were punchlines, but people were not... Checking for them. People were not giving them their flowers at that time. And then they die. And all of a sudden, it's like, well, if you listen to the top 10 records that they had,

Starting point is 02:42:23 they had 10 fire-ass records, and that's pretty fucking amazing. So let's focus on that. And, yeah, I mean, that's always how it goes. See, much, I speak from, like, an outside looking in, right? Like, Nipsey, we knew who Nipsey was. in Atlanta and other places, but it wasn't like, oh, my God, this guy's amazing, or this is my shit.

Starting point is 02:42:44 It wasn't until after he passed that people, like that Victory Lab album is when the rest of the world really gravitated to him where he became this national phenomenon. You dig what I'm saying? And to be totally honest, the same situation with Draco. Like, the only reason I knew who he was

Starting point is 02:43:00 was because y'all, you dig what I'm saying? Because it wasn't like they were playing him in Atlanta or playing them in Virginia, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. But then, of course, you get all the blog posts and the guy passes away, and it's like, oh, and you go back and listen, like, oh, the motherfuckers, you know, he's snappy. You dig what I'm saying?

Starting point is 02:43:16 So it's just like, for, on the outside looking in, it's just like the best, I hate to say it like this, it sounds messed up, but like some of the best promotion you're going to ever get is when you pass away. Yeah. And that's the reason why I brought it up, right? And why y'all didn't give Drake all this credit while he was here? because they take you for granted.

Starting point is 02:43:39 That's the LA question. They take you for granted. They sold the access is there. Like we have all this access to the person that's here that we, it's just like we love on. Because if y'all love him so much, why haven't I heard about him and why aren't they playing him in Atlanta? Like, why haven't we had, you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 02:43:54 Why haven't we had those conversations? I never knew your cousin, but now all of a sudden, rest in peace to him. Right. You know what I mean? Like now you're promoting your cousin that was this great person. You know what I mean? Now he can't go on a media run, right? You never talked about it.

Starting point is 02:44:05 I should have been trying to get Drake. on my pod. You know what I mean? Like, I can't do that now. Okay. But I heard about them. I got a lot of pushback for the nifty thing with the star. You got a star and a walk of fame.

Starting point is 02:44:16 Right. You know what I mean? Like, like, I can see if like big and Puck, after they passed, they went on to go triple platinum. Yeah, but they were big still, though. No, no, no. I'm saying, after they passed, they went on to go triple platinum. Most definitely. These newer artists, when they pass now, they're not doing that.

Starting point is 02:44:35 Right. I think Nipsey had the best post-humans rollout in mankind. Yeah, but that's just not him, though. Being out on there also, too, right? He got somebody that's alive helping him push them up too. His after-death rollout was amazing. Like, I mean, because of the fact that he became a national celebrity, he became, like, the whole world to know who Nipsey was.

Starting point is 02:44:57 Oh, you're not talking about, like, leading up to a project. Yeah, no, like... Talking about the aftermath. Yeah, the aftermath. Right. Now, the magnitude of it. It was huge. Right, right.

Starting point is 02:45:04 Because now he's a national... you know, artists or whatever. And then it gets weird because you have all these people like, yeah, man, you know, long-lived nip. Like, motherfucker, you want to rhyme with a $100 mixtape, you won't fucking with the, you know. Bro, he asked Stevie Wonder singing at his funeral, bro. That's big.

Starting point is 02:45:19 No, for sure, for sure. Because he becomes this huge thing. But before that, it's like, who? Oh, the last time that I checked, I remember that guy. He was on World Star. But rap just is, like, increasingly regional. You know? Yeah.

Starting point is 02:45:33 There's dudes in Detroit that if they were to die right now, it would be like a fucking national holiday to mourn them and like literally like probably like one percent of rap fans in drudy l.a or new york even fucking know about them like that's just kind of the sentence that we've been handed as a result of like the internet you know and it's like now we don't really have regional rap stars in a way like the closest things you can get are like dudes they're like like you know we all know playboy carty and young boy are like two of the biggest rappers and like most of us can't really like name 10 songs or if we did we wouldn't be able to sing the words, you know.

Starting point is 02:46:06 I mean, I think it's dope that, yeah. The top 10 rap songs of the year, we all know. We know them. I think it's dope that, like, local artists get kind of like a burn out here. I think that's dope. Like, you guys support your, or at least you talk about your local talent. Like, because sometimes, like, because I've been on a lot of shows and they'll start naming names.

Starting point is 02:46:23 And I'd be like, who the fuck is that? You dig what I'm saying? But I'm coming from a place where I've been to L.A. five times, you know, and it was to sit with this guy. So, you know, but I do think it's dope that you guys still do, like, you guys still do, like, seem like you, because like, I'm hearing about RJ because I saw it on Dejan Paul's page. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 02:46:41 Right? And so I go back and look, I'm like, oh, the ninnon snapping. See, there was some bullshit, but... And this is what Dejan is saying. Yeah. Like, at least I'm causing the conversation to happen. No, for sure. You know what I mean?

Starting point is 02:46:50 Because I didn't know who he was. You didn't know who he was. At all. Dejan made a fit about it and this and that and him getting into it. On the top of bad publicity is no publicity. So, in essence, I've learned who R.J. Mr. L.A. is from him in Dejan's exchange,

Starting point is 02:47:04 which I think. I think that's what Dejan wanted anyway. That's fucking dope. You know what I mean? Like whether you like them or you don't agree with them or don't agree with them. Because you're going to go back and make your own, you're going to make your own opinion. You know what I'm saying? Like you're going to go back.

Starting point is 02:47:16 You know, so sometimes the drama actually work because, you know, go back. If Munchy got into it with Diefoke or whatever, and I'm seeing Munchy spans out on the motherfucker. I'm like, man, who that crazy dude right then? Let me go back and see. I think you guys are, uh, you guys are, uh, shit ton of, you know, content. You guys might be like overvaluing the Dejohn Paul stimulus package.

Starting point is 02:47:32 But it. Pretty sure I don't really move to needle too much, man. I'm not saying to movie, I'm just saying I saw it. You know what I mean? No, because if you see it and you didn't know who RJ was, if 2,000 people or whatever, whoever sees it is a good thing. Like you say, you got to talk about your local artist. Whether you don't fuck with him or you fuck with him,

Starting point is 02:47:53 you have to get the conversation going. And he's doing it regardless. Get along, hate motherfuckers, they hate him, talking that, whatever. But the conversation is happening. I think that's one thing that in Atlanta, we do a little more than a lot of people is like we support our local talent. Like Atlanta play Atlanta shit.

Starting point is 02:48:11 You know what I'm saying? Before the world finds out who Beligang Cushington is, we've been fucking with them. You know, I saw Adam had Hollywood YC on. Man, I've been the guys been on my show 10 times. It's my guy. You didn't know what I'm saying? So before they may make their national breaks and things

Starting point is 02:48:26 or whatever, we're already rocking with them heavy because it's like we know that every year we want to try to get one about there so we can keep that industry going so Atlanta can continue to be that pipeline. And do your radio stations play those artists? Fuck yeah. See, that's the problem.

Starting point is 02:48:42 That's the problem. Like y'all showing love prior and then out here we got this post of the mice flower-giving sheet. You know what I'm saying? But I feel like Atlanta has so many more, like, relevant artists there are making songs that sound like they belong on the radio

Starting point is 02:48:59 versus, like, L.A. street music where, like, so many of these dudes just, like, don't sound like they would ever have a chance slash every song. They're talking about killing their ops. Yeah, no, I think it's cool. I like that kind of shit. That's what I'm saying?

Starting point is 02:49:15 But imagine putting that on the radio. If you're at a radio station, would you be putting that shit on there? Hey, no, no, no, no. And we go get some air, like, the jab busy dude. All I say was, like, he got a ceiling. Right. You know what I'm saying? Like, bro, he gets shocked trying to perform that shit.

Starting point is 02:49:28 Yeah, yeah. You don't want to play that on that. Even if you got a super-hous song, But the radio is just like not a place to find like new, interesting emerging artists anyway, you know? But how long ago was it when Dejan was, what is that called? Striking. Pick it in. That's probably like five years ago.

Starting point is 02:49:44 Like five years ago? I don't know that about picking it. It is a fair speech? No, because you want to know why? Because he was, his argument was that real 92-3, I believe, it might have been power or whatever the fuck the other one is, that they play black music, but that none of their employees are. black and that everybody who they had on the radio was suspending, which I remember going through the website and like basically being like, damn, he's right. Like, I think there might have been like one black guy or some shit, but it was like damn near. Your boy. I think big boy had already left,

Starting point is 02:50:17 I think at that point. But either way, like he, that was like good Dejan before I feel like he went like evil Dejohn, you know, he was still kind of like, because that was a very logical contest. I do think that local radio should play local talent. Yeah. You're local. You know, and it's Fuck that shit. Nobody listens to the fucking radio. The radios, all the radio stations are owned by Clear Channel. All the radio stations are owned by the same gigantic corporation, and they're interested in one thing, which is courting the biggest audience possible, so you'll hear as many of their ads as possible.

Starting point is 02:50:49 And therefore, the radio is just, and I have to be consistent with this because I was just in one of my other group chats, and I was talking about, who's this lady, Danny from the stop just interviewed on his podcast. It's called her name is, what is their fucking name? Miss Jones. And it's basically like a clip of him interviewing her. And she's just talking about how messed up it is

Starting point is 02:51:14 that in New York, there's no radio station that is aimed at people like her who are in their 50s or 60s and listen to hip hop. And I'm just listening to it like, there are 5,000 different podcasts that are trying to court you. Yeah, right. And you're out here just thinking that the only things that you have to choose from

Starting point is 02:51:38 are these fucking two radio stations that play like 20 minutes where the ads every hour. And I'm just like, are you serious? Like these are, oh, all people don't, they be stuck in their way. But still, like, why would you expect that the radio is going to be intent on placating you and you're extremely fringe niche? set of interest. Like, you know what I think is so fucked up is that there's no radio station in L.A. that plays Mob Deep and, you know,

Starting point is 02:52:08 Earth Crisis and Hatebreed and all these like hardcore bands from the 90s that I like, why is there not a radio station in L.A. that plays Slayer, Rain and Blood? So doesn't that, you say it doesn't matter what they play? If it doesn't matter, why not play local shit? Because, no, it does matter. It matters that they're trying to keep the biggest audience possible so they're going to play music that appeals to the biggest audience possible. And the only reason why a radio station like K Day is able to exist out here is because there actually is a sizable audience that wants to listen to fucking genuine and shit. And it's like,

Starting point is 02:52:38 No, I mean, that's cool. When I first moved here and I heard K Day on the radio because it's like 2009 and like we still sort of listened to the radio, it was like amazing. I'm like, this is the coolest thing ever that there's a radio station that plays with this classic hip hop and doesn't have to play like walk a flukkah and walae, no hands or whatever was like the song that they were playing on the radio every single day over and over and over because that's just the song that was making the most people listen to the radio because they're just trying to get the most ad impressions possible like the idea of like a radio station being this like

Starting point is 02:53:06 soulful cultural platform that is supposed to be like being a serious thing that mean shit to people no you can go listen to all these podcasts and like people that are DJing on fucking soundcloud and different apps and stuff playing probably all the music that you like and they're like talking about the types of shit that you like, you're not going to find that shit on the radio. Are you insane? No, I think radio definitely has taken, radio, you don't break records on the radio anymore.

Starting point is 02:53:32 Radio used to be for discovery, right? I think artists would go and try to, you know, get their record off or whatever. That's no longer radio's job. I mean, the internet solves that. Yeah. We hear most of our songs on social media, podcasts, and things on the internet.

Starting point is 02:53:45 That's a broken glass on the ground. But radio, Kyle. Radio is like, break glass? I'm assuming it was him. You know, it's a dope. Oh, it's a dope.

Starting point is 02:53:54 A doboy, another. Oh, shit. Why you have to stitch on you, man? Yeah, you're this. Radio stamps the fact that you got a hit, though. So in your, in your local area, how did the new artists get represented? They throw money at the strip club, and then they play the DJ, and then the DJ plays the record, and then the whole star listen into the record, and then all of a sudden people forget,

Starting point is 02:54:14 and now it's an actual popular record. Sounds about right. So that was, like, part of it. That was part of it, you know. But that's a path towards profitability that everything. Make no mistake. It's not a situation where a local artist can just go to the studio yesterday and come to the radio and play it tomorrow.

Starting point is 02:54:27 Fuck no. Oh, whatever. No, it's already moving in the city. You know what I'm saying? Like, before it hits radio, it's already has a buzz. They're already getting played. There's already influences doing challenges and shit to it. But the radio is more acceptable to newer talent out there for sure.

Starting point is 02:54:42 You dig what I'm saying? Whereas certain other markets is like, we don't play our local talent here. I'm like, well, you can't play everybody. But if you've got a person that's rising to the cream of the crop or he's breaking away from the monotony of the others, then God damn it, why not give him a leg up? So the artist is hustling. Right, for sure.

Starting point is 02:54:59 The artist is working hard. We can't let Dejohn win by talking about the radio for this long. Yeah, for sure. The game says that he removed the Drake verse off of no breaks to protect the West Coast. Some other versions weren't too kind. Let's actually like listen to how this sounds coming out of his mouth because I read the headline, but I didn't actually hear what he said. Oh, that's not good.

Starting point is 02:55:17 A verse from Drake that we haven't heard yet. That was supposed to be on no breaks. Maybe, you know, maybe I pulled it off because I didn't need it. You know what I'm saying? To be honest with you, man, that is not the first version of that song. There was about three versions and some of it, some other versions, they weren't really too kind, you know? So I pulled certain things off the album. I pulled a lot.

Starting point is 02:55:45 I altered the album a lot. to make sure that the focus would be more on music and less on BS, man, to be honest. Wow. Yeah. Okay. Was it to protect certain individuals? Maybe it was just to protect the coast as a whole. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 02:56:01 I think it was better just to deliver an album full of music with no beefs. I'm not, I don't think I'm dissing anyone on the album, if I can be perfectly honest. Okay. Is there a... I'm kind of, like, more interested in hearing that Drake verse than, like, any... other song in years because what the fuck did he say? I don't need it. What?

Starting point is 02:56:24 Say it because. Oh, you a Coast Guard now? I don't need it. Everybody needs a Drake verse. But this is the thing. Yes. But I think it, from what game's saying, it was an offensive enough Drake verse that it would have like really almost been bad for California as a whole.

Starting point is 02:56:40 Like he didn't want to be associated with it. And that's kind of interesting to me because I feel like. Great marketing. Drake dissing Kendrick, yeah, okay, obviously. Maybe Drake having a little something for YG. Okay. But like, it's not that many people in L.A. Well, okay, I mean, there's all the media people, you know.

Starting point is 02:57:00 I'm sure you could find a lot of people that he wouldn't mind taking shots at. But like, do you seriously, like, Drake really get on a game song and just take shots at like a bunch of people on the West Coast? Like, it's kind of hard for me to imagine. Just imagine if he did. And look at how much kickback game has gotten just off this album, already. And imagine there was a Drake versus dissing the coast. It would just be even worse for him. I don't know if it's true or not, but I wouldn't say Drake is above that pettiness. I know, but it's just, okay,

Starting point is 02:57:30 if you're going to get on a game song knowing that this song is primarily going to be heard from people on the West Coast, it's like, what do you say? Like, do you just really, like, let the gloves off and just take some, like, serious jabs at Kendrick? Because that's just, like, such a bold choice to do that. But okay, you know how Drake didn't post it for like over 12 hours, I'm pretty sure? And like, whack. But he did eventually post it? He did eventually, but it kind of got chocked up to academics because I guess they were talking. Like, whack called it out on the podcast.

Starting point is 02:58:02 Wax seemed kind of set as in like Drake did not repost. Why is he begging for a repost? I think he just thought that it would be like the consistent thing to do because it seems like Drake usually repost most of the songs that he hops on, right? And so whack was kind of pointing it out, kind of making it sound like Drake was being fake but now that we have this information that Drake wrapped on it said a bunch of shit that he probably really wanted to get off his chest and then had that opportunity taken away from him by game because game wanted to I guess preserve relationships and shit you could imagine

Starting point is 02:58:32 that maybe that would have made Drake not want to post there were there there there was the verse okay you don't believe there's a verse he just said there was a verse damn near okay white people lie black people lied numbers don't why would game lie game has never lied You were a damn long. Oh, my God. But guess what? He had the lefty gun play Stimmy Pack. You get four bars.

Starting point is 02:58:54 Yeah. Niggie. And be happy with that seat. Hey, look, all the support game gave him why he wasn't on Iceman. You wouldn't, you wouldn't, you wouldn't, bro, he went against a Bopton, nigga for a Canadian nigga. Damn, I can't get. But to be fair. I get a verse on Iceman.

Starting point is 02:59:11 To be fair, Drake did not put any of his, like, rapper alliances on any of those. albums it was on here okay you're right 21 in future you're right but like for the most part it's stun of sandy is fucking low shimmy it's like you know dude like new artists like interesting molly santana you know it's like i feel like he went in a different direction with it i'm named too and that that would have been like an option on ice man is that drake could have said and this is kind of what like most rappers do when they put an album together it's like oh i'm going to get a feature from every single big rapper that fucks with me you know like we know tons of rappers who do that, like Drake didn't do that.

Starting point is 02:59:47 I think it would have came off super corny if he did that. If it was like, look at all the rappers who fuck with me. So I'm going to do a way more feature heavy project than I've ever done before. I think he knew that he needed to kind of stand alone. And I think that the tone of the past couple of years has made him want to stand alone, you know? It's not, it's not having a feature heavy project. Is that this who he rocked with you. You know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 03:00:08 Yeah. He's still with you. He brought you the bomb thing. One honey. And he, he still what you. What would I say? What's sounding like some girl shit? He could have been on stage like LeBron.

Starting point is 03:00:21 Repost him. Why you ain't reposted yet? Like you're begging for a repost, bro. Like, hey, look, look, listen, there is no verse. I don't, I think it might be a whole other song, but on that particular song, there was no verse. It's the Lefty Gunn play Stimmy Pack.

Starting point is 03:00:39 So look at this. He said that song was, there's a bunch of versions of that song. There was multiple versions of them. So does this mean that they have worked on that shit a while ago? That is a long time ago. And has, and this is just, I'm just putting the question out there. The, the interactions between Kanye and game,

Starting point is 03:00:56 could that have thrown Drake off also? Like, man, I don't, like, Drake don't like people fuck with people that go against him, right? I don't feel he's, like, that hateful of Kanye at this point. I feel like maybe a couple years back he was. Yeah, and that might have been, I don't know. I don't think, I think the way that Drake views Kendrick is way, different than the way of you Kanye.

Starting point is 03:01:16 I think he looks at Kanye as a goofy-ass, like musical genius that's probably like past his prime, whereas Kendrick is like his mortal enemy that he must vanquish

Starting point is 03:01:25 in order to be the greatest. Hey, hey, hey, see, why I got a conversation with, I think, back on Fig

Starting point is 03:01:31 and there was like some, some, something, and he said, you know, he hopped in that and went at

Starting point is 03:01:36 Ross because you're like, I'm saying, that's between K. Dot and Drake and those both of his boys. Well, well,

Starting point is 03:01:43 well, well, why you didn't go at fucking Kanye? Kanye hopped in here didn't nobody take no notice to it but he went at Drake you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 03:01:52 Yeah. Like so like man they had some personal shit There was no verse Well let's hear Let's hear a leak of the reference track That verse The Kanye verse on

Starting point is 03:02:01 Was it like that? I had that verse like three days Before it came out And I kept playing it for people And everyone thought it was a I played it from Math Hoffa And he didn't believe it Do you think if Drake

Starting point is 03:02:13 And they said He was working on documentary three for three years. That's what I'm saying. I mean, two years. This is what he said. I'm talking about Kanye. No, no, I'm talking about Gay. I would say that if Game does, if he did have a verse and he was dissing West Coast people,

Starting point is 03:02:26 I mean, I think that would probably be the most intelligent thing to do if you want to go home. Yeah, if it was. You know, if there was a verse of him, like, slaughtering West Coast hip-hop artists. Game would look terrible. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? It would be bad, yeah. Yeah, he wouldn't be able to go to Fatburger. But guess what that, guess what that track would have did?

Starting point is 03:02:43 number. Yeah. And you got to kind of respect that if the song does exist, which I believe the song exists, the Drake verse exists because if it doesn't exist and Game is out here doing interviews like this where he's acting like this disrespectful song exists, he's painting a narrative that if it's not true, Drake should be very annoyed at the idea that of this like fantasy being painted. I just don't think that he would do that because that would be so weird to like make everybody think that Drake wanted to do this. Yeah, you can think about it. If you got a song and then guys dissing all your homies, you ain't about to drop that.

Starting point is 03:03:17 Game is a compulsive liar. Right? Like, like, like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He got up there and said, okay, like, I took, I took, I took Nip on tour and Black Sam acting how he acting. You know, I took, uh, K dot on, on tour, and I can't get him on a phone. I fought against my homies because I took Nip on tour. I took a cripp on. Who gets?

Starting point is 03:03:43 Look, I know, I'm from out here, bro. You're from Paroo and Compton, of Wilmington and Brazil. Way on sloshing the crinsaw, them niggins. Don't give a fuck about the 60s, bro. There's no friction, no nothing. There's nothing. Why would your homies be mad at you for taking this dude on tour? Why?

Starting point is 03:04:01 Why would you be getting the physical fights behind that? I could see if I did it, somebody from Hoover did it. If schoolboy Kew tried to take him or something, no, he's making up shit, bro. He exaggerates he make up shit, bro. He's a liar. Everybody said before the album, like all the Drake, the game antics, you know what I mean?

Starting point is 03:04:20 And then, damn, like, after the album drops, there's more, like, little antics. And even the comment on there is, like, does Game know he said that? He said it. Either way it's great. Yeah, that's the weird thing is Game trying to, like, add some doubt to it by saying,

Starting point is 03:04:33 does Game know he said it? Because Game tries to start saying, like, there might have been a verse, but then he, like, kind of pivots into, like, acting as if there really was. But like you said, though, don't you think that that would maybe not require, but Drake would be like, why the fuck you lying on me? Yeah, that's why I'm not inclined to think that he's lying,

Starting point is 03:04:54 because that would be game really like making Drake look weird. And clearly he like cared enough about his friendship with Drake that he like didn't just embrace the Kendrick thing or go to the pop out or whatever. So, yeah, it seems unlikely to me. And that, I mean, that gives Drake a real cool opportunity. to kind of expose game for doing some weird stuff, if that's the case. Drake don't want to expose him, no,

Starting point is 03:05:16 but he exposing the soap because he make up lies, bro. I can point out a gag of lies. But I think, no, for real. He's never said this to me, but I think that Drake, like, his overall disposition over the last couple years

Starting point is 03:05:29 has been this realization that he was a kid who wanted to be a rapper and be cool with the cool rappers more than anything in the whole fucking world, and that he finally got there, he spent like 20 years basically being the apple of everybody's eye everybody loved him he was the golden boy and then basically goes through some shit where he ends up feeling like a huge percentage of rappers in the game are fake and i don't think that like i think he's just like his viewpoint on all that has

Starting point is 03:06:00 changed so much and if that is true about game that i think that's just like another nail on the coffin of him basically saying like i don't really want anything to do with all my fucking old school rapper alliances because y'all are just yeah just fucking fake it's just oh man it's it's unfortunate man it's unfortunate because great marketing though like and it i don't know what is it doing the game album yeah that's a good question i don't think we know yet but well we what do we like on a solid we went on a solid week to check the number you think no no we can look into it but i mean it was like 1.2 million streams the first day versus Baby Keams,

Starting point is 03:06:41 like I think there was a post, 1.2 and Baby Keems was 14 mil. Sounds about right. Baby King. Baby King got way more following than I thought he did. Like, way more. I just feel like TD make the numbers happen no matter what. But I don't know.

Starting point is 03:06:59 I mean, honestly, I wouldn't be able to tell you what, like, all the recent game projects sold or whatever. Because he did, he put out an album like fucking six months ago that, like, it was like a mixtape type thing. Because people don't realize the game just likes rapping, I think. He just likes making all kinds of rap music, you know? He's rapping his ass off on this album. Yeah.

Starting point is 03:07:17 No, the album is, I'll listen to it. Oh, no. And the thing is, I'd be a fan of the people. Music, then, like, I use, they character be eye. Right. Like, like, Drake, my top five. But like, Drake, man, he's acting real light skin lately, like. Why are you looking?

Starting point is 03:07:30 He's light skin. I mean, so is he, actually. You know, Nick, a long guy is there. Age boy's champagne pockets. All his nice skin, niggins. Man, Munch, we and you, the same complexion, bro. Nah, man, y'all know what I mean. You don't even know he likes him.

Starting point is 03:07:43 Hey, hey, hey, look, listen, listen, listen. You, you, you, you, you, you, you, you're mad at Ron for being on stage. He's a Laker. He's the place of L.A. at the time, you know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? That ain't homie shit. She's from content. Your homie don't go on stage for that shit.

Starting point is 03:08:01 Huh? Your homie don't go on stage for that shit. What you mean? You're changing the rules like a motherfuckerucker. Okay. Well, I'm going to tell you what homie's. don't do. Right? What if your homie went on stage with Drago and he performed that one song? If you're my homie, you don't fuck with Draco.

Starting point is 03:08:17 Exactly. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. If you're my homie, you don't go on stage with Kendrick Lamar when he performs the fight. I don't have homies that listen to Draco. I don't, it don't, I know. And so Drake, I guess, found out that LeBron wasn't his real homey and then he had to get the tattoo covered up. Bro, that's a different bar. That's a different bar. Little look, look, listen, you got Drake that went to go visit Wayne and let him know that he fuck this bitch and then got his face tattie. And then you got a nigga that was friends

Starting point is 03:08:42 with motherfucking LeBron got his, got LeBron tatty want to ruin his marriage and snitch on him and put him in jail because paying for pussy is at least against the law. Somebody paid for prostitutes. Like, that's just jello with shit,

Starting point is 03:08:56 bro. I won't even go in a rap video with like an artist, like sometimes they want to shoot videos here. I won't even go in it if they're like dissing other neighbors and shit. That's like, I don't want to be associated with it. But you were like old black though.

Starting point is 03:09:08 Yeah, I I'll go to 63rd. But would you be mad at Doboy if he went and did something? Because he, but he's dude got the nose off of a tattoo. You wouldn't be mad. Would I be mad if, if Doboy, like, if there was, like, some anti-Adam 22 concert in L.A. where there was, like, going to be a bunch of different artists, like, kind of just shitting on me and dancing on my grade. And then Doe Boy goes there and he's like, my dog, my dig back.

Starting point is 03:09:34 Hell yeah, man. You never coming back. Piece of shit. What's fuck out of here? I got my dick, man. Cover up that tattoo. I don't know, man. I think Drake can, I don't think we can underestimate Drake's petting.

Starting point is 03:09:47 Like, I don't think we can underestimate it. Like, I think that he holds a grudge and he'd be mad at motherfuckers, for real. I think he only wants relationships in the rap game if they're going to be like real alliances that are going to fully side with him. And it's obviously very awkward for him now because he's just got like way more ops than he's ever had before. But you don't think that Kanye thing is a thing. the game in Kanye? I think he views, like,

Starting point is 03:10:11 I think Drake is just, like, has always been such a huge Kanye fan, and he just doesn't view Kanye like a Kenrake. He knows the nigga crazy. He's out of his goddamn mind, and he's a musical genius, and it's, like, realistically, you don't see a ton of people

Starting point is 03:10:24 trying to fuck with him, so it's not like a problem he has to deal with too often at this point. Yeah, because sometimes Kanye be, sometimes Kanye says great things about him, and just matters, you know, spur in a moment, like sometimes. You fuck his wife? Yeah, I mean, which one?

Starting point is 03:10:36 Kim? Mm-hmm. I mean, A lot of people did, though. Once you fuck his wife. Yeah, but while they're, like, married, like, I mean. So he just won already. I mean, he's past that.

Starting point is 03:10:44 Once you do that. I hit the, yeah, the last, yeah. But, Greg, he's fucking off. Oh, so you're marching around in a clan outfit. And, I mean, if, honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Drake hates it more because of the anti-Jew shit. But I don't know. I don't know, like how much he cares about that. Game hit Kim two, though, bro.

Starting point is 03:11:02 Yeah, back in the day, though. It don't matter. It don't matter. Still fuck up. The body comes. How about you? Like, you still hit? So if he mad at Drake,

Starting point is 03:11:11 you got to be mad at game, right? No. They hit the same trick. Drake fucked her like while they were like married, I'm pretty sure in like fighting. Oh, wow. Is that right? I'm pretty sure they were like not on good terms

Starting point is 03:11:21 and then Drake somehow wiggled in there. I mean, that's the story he fucking tells him about. I didn't he move on the same street or some shit? They definitely live both in Hidden Hills, I think at the time. Yeah, you got to be mad at everybody, bro.

Starting point is 03:11:31 I mean. He gifted game to Bentley's or fucking Rolls Royces or something? Hating a dude for fucking your wife 10 years before you started being with her is irrational. What about two years before? Is that better? Two years? I mean, yeah,

Starting point is 03:11:43 it's whatever. It's like if they did it before you were in the picture, then who gives a fuck? But the guy who fucks your wife while you're like still married to her, now we're talking about something different. So that's what happened with Drake, right? I think, but I don't know. Hey, you got to be mad at everybody. I don't think once you fuck a man's wife when he's still with her, there isn't much back

Starting point is 03:12:01 and forth you need to do. Yeah. It's kind of, he kind of pulled. You can knock him out of brand risk. He's on a bitch, though. It's on the broad, though. You know, he's like, Drake don't got nothing else to say. Like, he's, baby, he smashed Kim.

Starting point is 03:12:14 Why, I ain't got to go back and forward. And then whispering, like, he don't need to see his kids. Right, right, right, right. So, and, you know, he didn't, yeah, that's case closed. I can't wait for more information to come out. It's interesting. Shats out the game for holding the West Coast down. What is our title?

Starting point is 03:12:29 Even though Munchy doesn't like that. No, no, no, no, I'm a fan of the game. I'm a fan of his music. I ain't a fan of his antics and I know he'd be lying. Yeah, it is. We didn't talk about Trappler, we're getting pressed, but we can take that out of the title.

Starting point is 03:12:39 I'm ready to read some goddamn donations. What's going on, people? I wonder if Traveller Ross could run fast because it gets... Yeah, he beefing with OTF out there. He got repressed. Um, I'm, I'm, I'm, um, I'm, um, all right, fan funding. Shout out to the fans for funding.

Starting point is 03:12:56 Isabel Love, Nino. Thank you for becoming a member. Big League Ju, Ju, 69, said, y'all are in L.A. You need to connect Munchy with a comic or a writer to help him work out his set before he goes on stage. Just comedic timing is, good. Yeah, doughboy.

Starting point is 03:13:08 Oh, God. I got it. Back to the glass. I got it. Another big piece of glass. Fuck, doughboy, dude. Oh, shit. How do you leave pieces that big? It's almost, I can't believe I didn't get open during the podcast. Jesus Christ.

Starting point is 03:13:26 Hair push and said, we don't want to hear Doboy talk about how nice he is with his hands anymore. Buddy is the type to be afraid to step on a roach. I like how he's not even hearing. He's getting shit on. That's fucked up, man. Spurs World said,

Starting point is 03:13:39 yo, this needs to be a permanent cast, B team. Elite team, yeah. Nichi, Nichi, gang, Nichi gang. What up, what I? Appreciate you. Jay Wade X said, shout out to the B team major, Munchy B, and shout out my boy, Rio,

Starting point is 03:13:54 Eastside. But I want to ask Adam, what should Doe Boy do? If he decides on a random day to just put down a demo on someone in Yoak Place, then what? I'm not encouraging that. I don't really think we have to worry about that.

Starting point is 03:14:05 I think Doe boy throwing hands. I'll be here for it. I love it. That's way. Even if he lost, I just loved that he took a stand. Tell him. Q. Belizey said 24-hour stream is equivalent to a no-jum of live show for me. 24-hour stream Friday or Saturday only.

Starting point is 03:14:21 Next one. A 24-hour Halloween stream. $2,500 for the box. The fucking Edgar's and Michael were both furious at Dogway for suggesting the idea of a Halloween stream. They're like, no, we need to go out with our girlfriend. That he said like that That's how I read it It wasn't Nathan

Starting point is 03:14:41 It was Stephen So he said So you'll care about the staff If they plan I mean I don't give a fuck about Doing the fucking 24 hour stream But as soon as I see Michael Like basically like

Starting point is 03:14:52 Scolding Doboy for having The gall to ask To do this thing I'm like oh so you're just like officiating a fucking culture Of laziness in front of everybody here I mean I still am not a 24 hour stream fan

Starting point is 03:15:06 A haunted house was a one, too. A haunted house. Yeah, a haunted house, 25 stream. You can only get scared so much. On stream, right? Whatever. Drake Sinatra said, we are sick of the interventions with doughboy. This platform is not made for him, and we're not going to adapt.

Starting point is 03:15:27 Adam has been so hard on him and nothing has changed. He said it. Come town, send a 20 ball. guy's rich or something i don't know he said i pay you guys a shit on doboe what does that say about me how do i explain that to my son yo would you let doboe meet your kids dope boy yeah he's so friendly he seems like a snowman my daughter he starts laughing if i told my daughter that doboy was a snowman i feel like she might believe hey shake like one but yeah dope boy's a nice dude i invite him more she's like a nice guy for sure i think i congratulated when he

Starting point is 03:16:04 man who cares for you said women don't love men for who they are but rather what they have um come town said my girlfriend's already a 304 adam what do you mean used to be that's fire honestly friend pimping okay i love the idea of people sending their prostitution money in on here tart um comtown said can i get lizards in the chat that's the cum town I think we make comtown a mod until he fucks it up he can be a mod wow

Starting point is 03:16:38 add as a mod congratulations come town yeah you must live in a town full of cum don't block anybody for talking shit either that's so his moniker or his emoji is lizard I guess I wonder like lot lizards

Starting point is 03:16:54 oh shit is that what I think that might be what he said Can I put a lizard next to his name Like, is that a thing? I don't think so. Hot laser. No face said, Ross is holding it down. He is the best non-biased journalism.

Starting point is 03:17:07 Hayter or love it. He's keeping it at Thowow. And it's not a circus outside the courtroom. Only circus is clown, setty, and rage chasers. Oh, man. Is that what's going on? I'm trying to figure out what would be a good day for me to pull up and show support for my boy, Dirk.

Starting point is 03:17:22 Because I think the world needs to see me letting them know that I care, that I am OTF. That is right. Yeah. Yancy said 22-ster. It's dope to be nice, bro. You don't think of you and your wife

Starting point is 03:17:37 were only intimate with each other. It would help your relationship. I think it would, bro. Actually, weirdly, I don't really trace that back to many of our issues. Totally. Shane 540 said, Adam, I understand you have dope boy derangement syndrome,

Starting point is 03:17:52 but don't forget how terrible Ricky is. Man. I think Ricky is a better podcast than Do Boy. I'm sorry. Ricky is good. Maybe we should institute some kind of like Ricky and Doboy battle, though. That could be, because those are the two winners of the two different live streams.

Starting point is 03:18:07 Oh, shit. So if they were to go ahead to. Survive, stay. Whoa, like a real deal, like pod contest where, like, we divvy it up into like rounds of them like talking about topics and going back and forth and like just really do that and then just do a vote. You think Ricky would cook, though boy? Yeah, it wouldn't even be close.

Starting point is 03:18:26 But if that's something, we're getting them out of here. No, Ricky real intellectual, man. Yeah, Ricky, Ricky. Yeah, shout out my boy, Ricky. What if, yeah, that would be cool, though, if we did, like, pod battles like that, though. Like, I would like to see a lot of different people kind of go up against each other. And it's one-on-one?

Starting point is 03:18:40 Yeah. Like, even people that don't have beef, because I'm just looking at you two thinking, like, Tim, Munchy and Rios is doing a pod battle. That would be kind of sick. I'm putting lighter to backwood to anybody. Smoking a shame. Lighter to backwards. Sir,

Starting point is 03:18:57 Sir K. Tebow said, if Varney had. ties to the cartel like that you really think dirk is the person you're going to let that out for dirk is a small fish compared to them very interesting cum town my boy cum town says call me lord lizard ross damn so he really like them uh them truck stop horrors huh yeah yeah a lot lizards i always wanted to sample some of that work i know i do like about him he should drive trucks mm good point he beats off in cars too um king joffy joffer said having this much vitriol for doboe and none for ricky proves that you don't watch the news at all and i've never seen ricky He's absolutely as bad.

Starting point is 03:19:32 I do not get it. I'll put money on Ricky. Yeah. I got his back. Pause. Jay Gerbo, thank you for being a member for two months. Jay Love's football said,

Starting point is 03:19:44 Adam, Adam, you finally got it. This is the Tuesday show. This is the cast we want. Bring lush in when you get the itch for a crash out. Hey, speaking of lush, I heard he's like, lockdown, no social media. I don't know if that means that he's like,

Starting point is 03:20:00 In a bad place or something? Or did they take his shit? I don't know. But either way, they up the rules. Yeah. I think that's cool for him, though. He needs to get healing in it. A way.

Starting point is 03:20:11 Isolation. Environment so I can get right. And focus. I would love nothing more of them for Lush to come back to the podcast as a sober lush. And, yeah, I mean, honestly, like, almost nobody drinks on the podcast. Wait. Oh, this is him.

Starting point is 03:20:26 Two days ago in the last. Okay. Let's fire this up. Just so everybody knows, I'm on an electronic blackout. I'm going to be fully focused and immersing myself in recovery for the next few days. Not sure when I will return. Much love. God bless you all.

Starting point is 03:20:41 This is Nick signing off. Hey, man. Shout off to my boy, Nick, man. Everything. Shout out. Nick is like when Uncle Murder decided that he was going to be Uncle M. No, he changed his name to Lenny. Lenny some shit.

Starting point is 03:20:57 He went by his government. Oh, Uncle Murder? Yeah, he started going by... For real? He was Uncle Am at one point, but no, he's going by his first and last name, Lenny. I don't know. Whatever the fuck. Either way, I love a late in the game name change, which is what Lush is trying to...

Starting point is 03:21:12 A sober Lush is going to be dope. And Lush loves those jumpers so much that if you said you cannot come back here on that shit or you're out of here. And we'll fuck you up. He'll be off that shit. Yeah, we need you to be... Yeah, we're not letting fucking meth-d-out Lush come on here anymore. Although, to be fair, we don't really know 100% when he's on drugs.

Starting point is 03:21:35 We could be suspicious. But some of his wildest times have been when he seemed kind of sober. I know what the fucking goddamn all this is. But there's been times, like that time. Bro, the last one, y'all fucking had Melrose at the damn copseurne. Copsar up places. Lus was late, y'all. Oh, he was in it.

Starting point is 03:21:54 Boy, he was driving that Pucati fast. I said shit, love. He was fucking. at the bussy lips he was foaming at the side of his mouth i said yeah lush is in it boy he'd have got some good shit today lush uh yeah like he like that time when he was crying talking about his girlfriend allegedly overdosing on the bus or whatever later on he was like i was on meth fentanyl whatever whatever and i'm like wow i didn't know like you seemed like you were being weird but i didn't know it was like fucked up on drugs weird oh okay yeah i kind of i kind of

Starting point is 03:22:30 figured i was like this is up oh oh i heard a phone call thought it was gonna be nick um okay q and hannah said been 30 years since my dad died sold millions of records had his own movies he was in the fat boys he just got his own street named after him saturday oh shit i forgot yeah his dad was in the fucking fat boys and he got a street named after him is that crazy who is that who is that uh q n hannas he's like a long time viewer and shit but Yeah, his dad was one of the fat boys. Oh, he was one of the fat boys. Yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 03:23:03 He was in the fat boys. Oh, shit. Which, you know, I feel like there is a generation of hip hop that will remember the fat boys primarily because of first the fat boys break up. Now every day I wake up. Somebody got a problem with hove. Like that just like bar just, I think stands out to so many people. So, but then there was like a prior generation where they were like fucking huge. When I was a little, little kid, I knew all about the fat boys and shit.

Starting point is 03:23:27 They had movies. Yeah, but they were like kind of old school, even by the. time i started listening to a rap i felt like in like 92 yeah oh yeah he's he's the son of them right shout out q and hannas shout out man um okay

Starting point is 03:23:42 big mike hemi said drake got drake's tea steamy pack game got drake's team got drake's tea steamy pack um wait go up again 90 second baby said munchy once upon a time you was the heavy hitter of inglewood wish you could do more last hit.

Starting point is 03:24:02 Wish you could do one more last hit and take out Do Boy. Blood is a pathetic, gullible old geyser. It's not cool. No hits on Do Booy. There you go. Great job. One last hit.

Starting point is 03:24:14 Great job. One last hit on Do Boy. I don't know what these people are talking about. You've been nothing but respectful since I've met you and I've known you for like a year. Man. He used to be a demon, I heard. That's what I, you know, I'm like,

Starting point is 03:24:29 Yo, he's a nice guy, you know. But he's a real one, though. He won't say shit when you start saying that shit, so on him. He just heard. I see him much. He's hot on bond, man. I was over here, him and it got what started going back and forth. I was like, oh, I see it.

Starting point is 03:24:46 I see the bunch of they're talking about. It's clear enough. Yeah. He's trying to keep that motherfucker. He tried to keep him cooped up. He's trying to keep that reserved. No, nigger, your ass a demon. I can see it.

Starting point is 03:24:57 He tried to keep that BT reserved. Like, man, I'm healed now. I mean, I have the chance. Niggas leave me the fuck aloud. Munchy was my O-TF jam. That is. I think of what? What?

Starting point is 03:25:09 That nigga. That nigga. I was going to say, minus that. I was going to say, minus that. I think that bitch I isn't going to get on the stand tomorrow. Oh, shit. Oh, Brian, still eat that fool up. Bro, and you know that there's footage from inside the courtroom today,

Starting point is 03:25:25 and there's fucking people are, like, trying to sell this video. to all the different media companies right now and there's like somebody has it I heard you can see the jurors in the footage so if this comes out it could be bad like it could be a mistrial probably not but like it could be a big deal

Starting point is 03:25:43 footage from who somehow somebody filmed inside the courtroom today you're going to jail for that they figure that out you're going to jail and people are in people's DMs trying to fucking sell it I don't know if I got hit up or not but if I went in the courtroom with these metal glasses and they never let that throw all right

Starting point is 03:25:57 Yeah. Oh, damn, that's crazy. Yeah. Okay, Poppy Wardrobes said, I just wanted to say what's up. Kyle needs to come back. Mad, respect and love. No. I appreciate you, though.

Starting point is 03:26:08 Yeah. We need a cow pack. We know, you know what we need now is Super duper Kyle. Super duper Kyle. That's it. Then you want your building to blow up. Dipper Cowdy. No, Super duper Kyle's the guy who's on the freshman cover from.

Starting point is 03:26:21 Oh. Is he from Long Beach? I don't know. No, he was from somewhere else. I ain't heard of, bro. Ventura. Oh, that's, that's tough. Tough being from Ventura, I think.

Starting point is 03:26:31 He's a beautiful place, though. I get computers, Putin, said, LeBron wasn't on stage with the pop-out. He was simply in the crowd, and so was Kaui Leonard. Kauai. Whatever. But Drake is still on his seat. Adam, sound it out. Sounded out.

Starting point is 03:26:48 Whatever. Whatever. I would give him a fuck. He said, he don't fuck with the clippers. Whatever. Broad D. Rick said, Keefee D probably thought he gave the cops bullshit for immunity and not the complete story. All mobsters do tell all.

Starting point is 03:27:04 Not far fetched, he considering it one, two. Yeah. Yeah, go snitch on yourself too, brother. Yeah, go tell. Black Sector Mafia has been a member for 14 months. Shout to him. He said, Munchy is right.

Starting point is 03:27:15 Drake didn't have a verse. That's the same play that J. Prince tried when Puscha cooked Drake. Hmm. Interesting. Oh, that is what Jay Prince said. He said there was a song that didn't come back. I told him no one. He would have shut it down.

Starting point is 03:27:29 Yeah, same shit, man. Oh, shit. Okay. Good observation. You running the old play? Yeah. I mean, that was, like, kind of, like, the best thing that Drake could do to, like, save some face in that moment was to have somebody as respected as Jay Prince say he had so much heat on deck that it would have fucking been nuclear or whatever. Oh, shit.

Starting point is 03:27:51 This hip-hop. Go for it. I know. But, like, what else could they really have done that would, like, better? cushion the blow of him not responding. Hey, I know for a fact that it was never averse how whack reacted about him sharing that little hook.

Starting point is 03:28:08 You just hear it? I want to know, like, what is it so bad that you really say about Pursor T? Like, you didn't really sell dope. Like, who the fuck cares? That's not really. That's cap. I feel like that nobody really thinks that they were, like, crazy big drug dealers. Like, their fucking former manager is, like, Dun Vlad and, like, basically said, like, yeah, they were the

Starting point is 03:28:26 rappers that the drug dealers put on. There you go. I'm sure they, like, got the fucking... Every rapper makes, you know, a 3-5 is a fucking pound in their music. Yeah, I mean, I'm sure they dip their toes in. You know, I'm sure they didn't keep their nose clean. Putscher T went to Epstein Island. I'm just kidding.

Starting point is 03:28:43 Big Mike Hemey said, if Ross wants to be a true journalist, he needs to keep his dumb opinions to himself. He should hold his opinions and just report it, but then leave his opinions for a whole different video. For sure. Like, separate it. Because he's reporting good, though. Get back to the hotel and then.

Starting point is 03:29:00 Y'all would still not give him grace. Patch note said, love from the Muslims. Adam Rios is the only one who could save Doboy. Let them have the therapy show. It's the only way. It's blind leading the blind right there, man. I try. I harder at him.

Starting point is 03:29:13 But no, you was keeping it real. Yeah. The best way you can't. It wasn't kid gloves, but you was like, you wake up. I felt like it should and probably might have meant more coming from Rio. than me because he's kind of like got it in his head that I'm just like really negative towards him and I keep responding to that by saying like I don't feel like my opinion differs very much from like what everybody else in the show feels about you or what the chat feels I might be a little

Starting point is 03:29:41 bit harsher um but I feel like I'm like don't make it like I'm just this mean boss this is like my observations are the same as everybody else's honest and the honesty and the truth hurt sometimes. You have a nice vibe. Yeah. People think you're a pretty nice guy, I think. So it ain't a nice. He got a soothing voice. He'd be like nice and calm. He'd say something firm, but he said like in a low tone and it kind of land different. He's a common of malicious intent. He said the same shit. The next nigga said, but he said a little bit. Like with he kind of comes up with like a narrative for everybody of like why they have a thing against him. Like with lush, he thinks that lush is like incontentat. Like, like, he's like, like, like,

Starting point is 03:30:23 Like Lush now likes having a punching bag. It's like, bro, Lush is just sick of your bullshit too. I honestly, bro, I just want dough boy to go around the room and say something fucked up about everybody in here. Yeah, I mean shit to say, bro. Do a doughboy roast and let him roast everybody. Yeah, like, like, he can say, but the roasts go even be nice. Yeah, exactly as I'm saying.

Starting point is 03:30:43 He would say all this weird, corny, nice shit before he got to any of the dishes. It's mean to me, but sometimes, you know, I'm just so thankful for him. You threw icing on the nigger face and you're whispering in his ear. I don't do that. I just did it for content. Stand up for yourself, bro. Yeah, he put a cake on my face, but a lot of people like cake. And hang up for yourself.

Starting point is 03:31:00 It tastes really good. They'll kick your ass out of the group chat, Brody. Oh, man. Imagine that day? Oh, no. I don't want to be responsible for that. You got me scared now, though. You fucking got me scared about the same.

Starting point is 03:31:10 All right. It's like, can you think of any podcast who's ever had somebody like Doe Boy on there? Because I can't. I would have Kyle and Doe Boy hit the block. Nicky with the blakes. Hey. Y'all got as fucked up. Hey, oh, he's good.

Starting point is 03:31:30 The closes, like, is it fair to say that D'Bo is almost like, like, beetle juice? He's got, like, a party. He's got, like, a party trick. No. He's like, I'm going to be, like, really, like, weirdly insecure and, like, won't stand up for myself. I'm the same way that Dope that Beetle juice would, like, come through and just say some, like,

Starting point is 03:31:49 crackhead shit. I just want D'Bowboy to be mean, bro. Stand up for yourself, bro. He's a handicap, man. Just be mean. Stand up for yourself, bro. He's a handicap. Bro, this girl, I want to talk sexy to a bitch.

Starting point is 03:32:01 This girl's on the stream to him putting a foot in his ass, like, sit, sit, him sitting on her foot. So I call it, hey, man, you go give her the stanky leg. Oh, it just might. I said, what? I said, see, that's that bullshit. Bro, this bitch is talking about putting, I don't know. Maybe.

Starting point is 03:32:18 Stand up for yourself, bro. Fuck her too. She would have got knocked out. putting a footside. What? Oh, but, okay,

Starting point is 03:32:27 final thing about dope boy, though? Oh, shit, bro, no. Did you peep

Starting point is 03:32:33 how awkward it was when I asked him how he was getting money during, like, the five years between, like,

Starting point is 03:32:39 all death and, like now, and he's like, I hustle. I'd be hustling. Uh, N word like me, always knowing how to hustle.

Starting point is 03:32:47 Like, he just said some shit like that. And I'd be like, okay, but like, seriously, what does that mean? Like,

Starting point is 03:32:51 because I've wondered that about, Like even right now, like, how are you able to, like, live and shit? Like, you don't really seem like you're doing anything besides coming here. He quit his up. I know. What, did he have one? No, he quit his up to do this. What was the job? I don't know.

Starting point is 03:33:06 But, like... He said he had the podcast. Inspirational. Yeah, a podcast studio. Yeah. He used that as an example of how he'd be getting money, and then he admitted that he lost a ton of money on it. And it totally didn't work.

Starting point is 03:33:17 That was the example of how he made money. Yeah. It was a total failure. I felt bad laughing up this shit, man. Stand up for yourself, bro. Beat somebody up. His excuse of making buddy was he had a film podcast. Next person that trial, you dope boy, you slap the shit out of him.

Starting point is 03:33:33 No matter if they're going to whoop your ass afterwards, slap the shit out of him and all this stuff will stop. Stand up for yourself, King. Shout out to Comtown. He said 2,500 for the mod, soon-to-be majority shareholder, co-hosting Monday Show with Moose. Come Town, where you at? Let's come through.

Starting point is 03:33:49 I'm trying to meet you, bro. I don't know why. Like, fucking, why not? Let's just hang out. I just I'm fucking down bad I could use a friend I hang out with a random guy

Starting point is 03:34:00 named Comtown will come in his name when he fucking comes on me I just can't even say shit I should have seen it coming pause yeah uh

Starting point is 03:34:09 Sergio del Turbo said nobody talking about how hard push Tracy's album is all I asked was the bare minimum NWord held his nuts on me so I took it there you got to feel him I don't even really know

Starting point is 03:34:19 exactly what's so great about that lyric but yeah I agree who should I see how I'm hard as fuck I listen to it upwards of 10 times anyway we actually have some mid-podcast promo on behalf of Lil Hot B do you know who little hot B is you do yeah because he was he was managed by Dejohn at one point they had a little bit of a nasty falling out and then he came on here and he's got some good music and uh he hit me up he wanted to do something a little bit more special than just an instagram promo post so right here we're going to actually like listen to his song one of the songs off of his new record i'm going to read this little bio just so you guys know where we're coming from before we listen to the song

Starting point is 03:35:02 oh this is great promo yeah little hot bee is coming with his new record dangerous and infectious track with a dark feel that's made to get stuck in your head the video takes heavy inspiration from michael jackson's thriller and was actually shot at the original thriller house bringing vampires choreography and cinematic horror into hot bees world the song drops september 11th but the no jump audience are getting an early listen before the release. And also, this song was mixed and produced by Kinfolk John, who's the same mixing and recording engineer who did Lil Zanz betrayed, which, wow, I can't think of more rare lore than that. But I guess, yeah, that's true. So, I'm not a man. Live here, bitch, but the cheese do money on the nigga, make a bitch.

Starting point is 03:35:50 My love is day. With the shooters, you know, now my niggas waste time. led to his head make a bitch this nigger recline this shit get dang Toad that bitch is dangerous this she get dangerous so please don't play with us my diamonds all major bus reach for these make a nigger gettins and I didn't put them in the group and now they play friends so now they play friends we gonna fucking fold them up no we don't pretend these bad bitches in this party we gonna be friend so we don't fucking fall them up and we don't pretend these bad bitches in this party we're gonna be friends

Starting point is 03:36:55 What you guys think? He sound like a LA young boy kind of. I like how he slid to that beat. Yeah, that's pretty good. Yeah, everything. He had the NBA young boy flow but more legible. Yeah, less deranged, less like mental illness, more like smooth. Oh, that was a music video.

Starting point is 03:37:42 Oh, so we should have been watching this? Oh, it's two seconds? Oh, it's two seconds? And he dropped on 9-11. That's just a live photo. He looked like a young... What the fuck? I think it's the type of record that'll make people curious about more of his music.

Starting point is 03:37:59 It's like an eye-opener for his audience. So, no man, keep pushing, dog. It sounds like he got a decent sound. And just don't be scared to be you on the record. You dig what I'm saying? Most definitely don't sound like nobody comes from Marco, so that's different. Yeah, be you. Facts, yeah, no.

Starting point is 03:38:13 He just got to keep going, man. He survived Dejan. He can survive anything. I'm glad he don't sound like, Draco. Views in the opinions. Real talk. Shout out Lil Habi. Go check his album out on September 11th.

Starting point is 03:38:25 Go watch his shit on YouTube and streaming services right now. Shout out to everybody who watch this. Make sure you smash that like button. We really, really appreciate it. And if you want, you can go check out ugly money Nietzsche. He got content all over the place on YouTube. You search him up. And then, uh, money or morals over money.

Starting point is 03:38:43 Sorry, almost got myself there. And, uh, that's how you dis, uh, Monchy's, uh, his new. hood um and then rio's uh society of freedom yes sir oh wait what's that reap cash said uh adam i kept asking to do something more with my music on no jumper and got no straight up answer but now you're doing what i've been asked for well shit it might be a uh smart new monetization strategy so reap cash yeah hit my dm i'm gonna tap in with you uh shout out to everybody watches for real though it was great shout out had a good time 340 that That's pretty good. Shout out to everybody. Hit the like button. Drop a comment as soon as this is done loading.

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