No Jumper - The Adam & Wack Show: Adam Waves The White Flag

Episode Date: November 30, 2023

Adam and Wack are back at it! Adam reflects on this year's events at No Jumper, which led to another recent wave of back-and-forths with the past hosts. Adam and Wack react and debate. ----- Get the latest news & videos http://nojumper.com CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! https://shop.nojumper.com/ NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... Follow us on SNAPCHAT https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You're ready? Nobody wants to get you. Everybody want to fuck you up, not kidding. Okay. You'll heal up. You know, you'll heal up. Yeah, that's best case scenario. Yeah, nobody wants to want to fuck you up.

Why are you bringing that up? Don't put weird things into the air. What? I'm saying, you don't want to say die. I said, no. I said, I'm not afraid to die. But nobody wants to do that thing. We need you.

Oh, do we? Yeah, for the culture. That's a fact. It's like you think I'm going to die. So now you're telling me all the stuff that you would say after I died. I don't think you're going to shit. Because the minute I see. I see it getting that serious, I'll make a phone call.

Uh-huh. I'll call it. I'll use one of my super favors. Super favorites. Yeah. Because you've been doing a lot of stuff. That's going to take a whole lot of favor. Oh, okay.

But I can get it done. That's interesting you say that because I am mostly concerned with discussing this. I think I had a little bit of a realization last night that I had misplayed my hand and that I had made some mistakes. So I want to own up to that and speak about what the last nine months of my life has been like. So welcome to the Adam and Wax show. Can we please bring up my timeline up here that I drew this up?

It's played your hand. I'll tell you all about it. I'm a poker player, so we've got to talk about that. So this right here is my timeline of the last nine months or so. So we're going to go from the left. March. March says the breakup. This is not extremely. Yes. This is not extremely specific because obviously like I don't even remember.

what part of March this happened in, but March is when things essentially started to crumble. Were you in AD? AD, T.R.L. All that shit. Who did just start with first? Who did you? Was it just one thing? Or did it like you and T.rell got into it? Then maybe he left. Like, you don't remember this? All I remember is you was talking behind AD back and the dude

went on live and said that you're going to fire AD and AD was wondering how he knew and then something about he called you. Okay, that's a narrative. But Yeah, that whole thing, the whole thing. Adam talking behind 80s back, quote unquote, etc. So then begins the period where you probably can't really see it because the camera's in front of it. But it says them dissing me all the time and me not responding. April.

That was a longish time period here. Until, I'm going to say, honestly, till kind of like July. And I even marked the honeymoon just to kind of put that into perspective. When did they kick off community? that it was already going before the breakout. Oh, it was already going. But that's when they started FigMunity. Big Mutity. FigMunity World. So, was that T-Rail?

No, his shit is back on fig. A.D. is community. And then when they left, they started FigMunity World. Gotcha. Okay. And so I even marked the honeymoon just to kind of put that in perspective that there was the sort of extended time period that I would describe as a period where they were talking about me a lot. They were doing a lot of clickbaiting about me. And I was just kind of like letting it go.

I was just not really interacting too much. There was a few episodes where I maybe like stated my opinion and everything, but I was kind of trying to de-escalate the situation for that time period by not really responding, right? Then I've marked up here. It says SBA slash BLK. You're probably wondering what that stands for. This stands for Snoopy Badass slash Bootleg Kev. Now, why I'm marking that is because,

around this time period in like mid-July, I did a Snoopy badass interview where he spoke on AD. It wasn't the most disrespectful thing ever, but he said because AD was a reason why he couldn't come up here. He called him a Wack 100 agent. I remember that. And other things. And so that kind of increased the tension a little bit. Then you have the bootleg kev interview.

I'm not even sure which happened first, but the bootleg kev interview. What you? He interviewed me, yes. and I go on there and he ends up asking me a bunch of questions about those guys. And through this whole time period between the breakup and this Blue Lake Kevin interview, I don't think that I did an interview during that whole time period. I basically decided I'm going to take my thoughts and I'm going to conserve it to just. No, no, before that, this is from March to late July.

So you didn't do nothing? You didn't say nothing. I can't say that. I didn't say anything. but I was definitely in de-escalation mode trying to have everybody get along. Wasn't really going that well because they were clickbaiting the fuck out of everything with me, et cetera. So then I do this Blue Lake Kev interview

and he asked me, basically the thing that ended up heating everything up, he goes, don't you think the AD's making more money now? I said no. I said a few other things that he probably didn't appreciate. But there was this whole little storm around that time period where you had Snoopy talking about him. You had G-Face who actually said some stuff on the podcast about AD,

and then you had me going on Booleg Kev. this somehow quickly spirals into me basically debuting the big 22 personality which is kind of been retired we replaced it with a 22ster but this was basically that's where things kind of changed I'm pointing out like late July August that sort of shit where I basically decided if these guys are going to keep talking about me and making me a central focus in their content then I was going to go on the offense and I was going to start making videos on my iPhone while I was in the gym in my garage, talking shit, and basically just throwing mud back at him,

basically saying, if you guys are going to diss me, yes, I get it, you guys are super street, I'm not, but I'm not going to just roll over and take this. I basically just decided I was going to start arguing back and forth with them. So that was kind of like a very distinctive start of a new era, which I've designated at the bottom, me popping with them not responding, because you could tell that around that time,

and this is when I initially made certain accusations, about bankruptcy and other things that were quite controversial, I'm sure, probably not terribly well received. But this is when I kind of got the reaction from them that they were like, all right, we're not going to talk about him anymore. We're going to just focus on building our own company. We're going to do our own thing. This actually lasts a significant period of time

because, as you can see, late November, mid-November, whatever that was, tensions flare after AC provokes T-Row. So this is basically where every. thing kind of took a different turn. Act provokes T.Rail. Well, so they had Ack on an episode of FigMunity World that they filmed while they were in New York and they're still doing the thing of like not responding to me or whatever, but obviously that's not good enough for Ack.

Ack's got to provoke the situation, which I don't hold against him because he's a journalist and that's kind of his job. But that's where you get T-Rail basically going on this long-ey-ass rant about me to Ack. And then you have me responding while I'm at Disneyland yelling into my phone. This increases tensions significantly. And we enter into a new phase that we've been kind of doing since then, in which they've been talking about me. I've been talking about me.

Got you. Some fairly epic rants on both sides, to be totally fair. And then I think this all kind of culminates with the Desto Dove sexy red concert footage that came out the other day. Now, if I could go back in time, I think that the most of the most of the most of the moment that I kind of misplayed my hand in which I could have been a more mature person, broadcaster, former friend to them, et cetera, is that once I got them to stop talking about me, I should have said, okay, you got what you wanted, just chill. You have no reason to

keep provoking them and keep talking. That's not what I did. I kept just throwing shit on it. I can't even remember all the different instances in which I spoke about them in negative ways, kind of rubbing it in, et cetera. And I was going at it from the perspective of, okay, I feel like I can protect myself. I feel like I'm not terribly worried about what they're going to do to me because I'm moving around in a certain way where I'm not really worried about that.

Then we come to this Desto Deb situation. And to be honest, this was just like a really eye-opening thing for me in which I realized that, yeah, maybe I can take care of myself and move around in a certain way that, prohibits me from you know running into serious situations but i also see the way that this is unfolding and dub even being in that situation is something that i just really don't want to be responsible for it's not that i'm you know and on top of that it's just the conversations that i've been hearing behind the scenes about how this could escalate both from them on stream because obviously i'm not

privy to their private conversations but then hearing the private conversations going on amongst people on the no-jumper staff and everything and it just doesn't really sit right with me. I feel like it's on me at this point that I have to I have to go out of my way to intentionally try and de-escalate this situation and acknowledge that I was

in the wrong. I should have at the point in the map, I don't know if it's still on the screen, but after this whole bullet kept thing, whatever, once they stopped talking about me, I should have just been man enough to say, okay, let's just leave it at that. Now, I'm not under the impression that these guys are just going to like instant

And continuously forgive me and everything's all good. I know that this is going to be an issue for a significant period of time. But I'm just saying that I've seen where this is going. I don't want to be the one who's responsible for it. I had to, you know, sincerely apologize to Dub and say, I'm sorry for even putting you in that situation. Now, granted, he kind of also put himself in that situation. There was a few comments that have been brought to light that little things that he might have said on the podcast or whatever. That might not have been the best idea for somebody in his position.

But I am acknowledging my own responsibility in all this. I've never seen his Adam before. He's nervous as far. I'm not nervous. Listen, you do know that, you know, I've been like spending a lot of time with my Hebrew-Israeli brothers, Captain Gazzari. You met him?

Yeah. And, you know, I've learned that since the beginning of time that the white man has been the devil. No, no, no. The white man has always found a way to see the right and the wrong he was doing. while he was doing it. And then when the fire came, they found a way to make their wrong right and act like it wasn't them.

At the end of the day, Adam, me and you both know, you were saying a lot of shit while they kept saying on their side, leave it alone. Were they saying that? I don't really think that's the case. Definitely, AD.

AD has been quite mature about this towards the latter. half of this graph. That's because of the respect he had for you, but you got to understand what happens. The more he's telling them leaving alone, based upon a respect that he generally has for you, and you keep doing, doing, doing, his people start to look at him a certain way. So I don't know if you really seen what happened the other day. A.D. seen that's all.

I know. I have a brief encounter. I don't even know. No, it wasn't an encounter. Well, they said hi. It was high. But then I don't know if he even knew that pun was going to approach him. Like that.

At this point in time, they have honored AD numerous times on letting it go. So once AD did his thing and walked away, then came how they're really feeling because y'all been talking crazy. And I told you, man, Desto, like, yo, if you're not making it a point to let them know, like other cast members you have in this building, have got on the phone with AD them and told them, hey, bro, we ain't got nothing to do with that. That's so nil. If you're not going out your way to let them know

that you're not a part of what Adam's doing and saying, then they're going to take it like, you know, you part of that. You know a gang represents a group of people that represent the same cause. You told me today that No Jumper is basically a gang in your eyes. No, no, everything, I don't give it down what it is. If you have a title, now your cause could be positive or negative.

I don't see this being, no, jumpers, not negative. But in that situation, when you say stuff like, you and me and Debs are going to be there, we both got our security. Right. They're going to hear, oh, so it's on with us with Adam and Desto. If there's anything I'm regretful about in the way I handled all this, is that I even put somebody like Dub's name in all that. Because at least that.

But you just said he put himself in it. A little tiny bit, but I really put him in it. What did he say? I'm not going to speak for him or speak on exactly what he said, but I'm going to take responsibility for it because realistically, if it wasn't for me Pop and Shoeblood, of course, the last week or two,

he probably wouldn't have got a post like that outside of the sexy red concert. That's so scary. He told me he was concerned that his jury was on. I said, yo, you got an insurance on it. And he said it was four of them. I said, well, what that mean?

You just, you know, do what you got to do? And he said, I am a businessman and I have nothing to do with anything. That's what he told me. This is true, though. He's a businessman and he doesn't move around, talking about people and doing all this stuff. Because me and him have some business.

And for some reason, he went silent on me on the business, which I think somebody put him in something and he has nothing to do with. Right. It's real. But him being a business owner in Los Angeles, being associated with all these street artists and stuff,

obviously he's got to fucking, he can't just do everything. He got to be neutral. Yeah. YG. He don't talk and deal with YG because of, you know, the other individuals, so. But at the end of the day, well, why would he involve himself in that?

Because the other individual used to diss this out of YG now. I'm really not trying to make this a whole conversation about Desto Dubman, whether he's a good guy or not. He's the one called you crying. No, I'm crying. If he wouldn't have called you nervous and shit, you wouldn't give a dent. because you really don't care. I don't think he's called me at all throughout this.

I don't keep it real. You really, you. What? Don't give it. I absolutely do. As a win. About what happens to my friends and associates and people that I've been close to for a long time because of my silly behavior.

You're only addressing it because of them. You're not addressing them because of you. Seeing what happened in that situation and also hearing the ensuing conversations about what could possibly happen as a result of this is why I am going to go. Why did you fire OG suicide? Listen, listen, listen, listen. I'm going way out of my way to take the L to just acknowledge

It's going to take more than that Okay, you're right, but I've made some bad decisions and all this and I'm just saying I'm opting out, I'm de-escalating. They don't have to escape or accept that. I'm just saying that from my perspective, I'm not going to feed into it anymore. I'm going to leave it alone.

Obviously, they're still going to be on a hunt for my head and everything. But I'm acknowledging that I've made a lot of mistakes in this whole thing. And the reason why, I brought up this map, and by the way, you're being an which I expected. But the reason why I brought up this timeline is just because I wanted

to acknowledge that this has been quite complicated. There was this time period in which I was basically getting bullied, then they have this other time period where I'm doing the bullying. You were getting bullied. Stop that shit. Okay, they were making thumbnails about me every week, and that basically culminated in me taking a turn

doing the Big 22 persona. I took it too far. I just want to acknowledge that, and I want to acknowledge that. I'm going to tell you what you got to do. playing into the same way. I'm going to tell you what I do. And the reason why I started laughing because I had this crazy thought.

You remember New Jack City? Yeah. You remember Pookie? You compared her to Tasha K to him. No, no. When he started getting high and they caught the camera on him, and he looked at the thing and said,

help! I just kind of picture Desto doing that with you. Oh, my gosh. I just saw that shit. Help. This is why I didn't want to have this conversation with you, but at the same time, I kind of knew it was...

Let me tell you. Because you're one of the most street savvy people I know, but you're also one of the biggest dickheads I've ever met in my life. And I'm trying to have a serious conversation, and you're turning into a big joke slash slamming my friend who I'm trying to have a moment of empathy for it. Do you really want to fix this? All ego shit to the side.

For real, I can help you. First things first. Okay. The ultimate disrespect has to be met with apology. You have to apologize. to Heather. First things first. I'm just being real, bro.

All trolling out the way. You have to apologize. If you want it to start, if you want those guys to see this and say, you know what, maybe he gets it cool. I don't think I can apologize to Heather, honestly, because...

Then it's not going to go nowhere. That's okay. But you look at the first half of this... See what I'm saying? Listen, this is my opinion on it. Throughout the first half of this, Heather was one of the key people who was really sh-on on me.

after me having never done anything to her. And it really bothered me that she went so out of her way to slam me for no reason. And then when I... What did she say? A whole host of things. But like she was just going in on me. And smack wasn't on it.

T.R. was in it. AD mostly kept a chill. But I'm not really sitting here trying to do the apology conversation. Let me tell you what got my attention. Even in recent memory, I had people on this side threatening my kid. So this is not like a wholehearted apology. This is me acknowledging that I'm a, tempted to de-escalate the situation.

There's still stuff that I'm very not, I don't feel great about in terms of why I would not want to be friends or cool with certain people involved in this and everything. But I am just, you know, acknowledging that you can, you can completely hold it against me, you can plot on me, do whatever the fuck I want to do with me, but leave the desktop d'est-o-dubs out of it. That's my perspective.

Pond says, I head up with you and him 60 seconds, and they leave him alone. With pun. And that was, because Pond usually don't get that mad. You did something. You saw everything I did pretty much. I cussed Punt out. For no reason. When?

When we was doing, I know Punt a long time, we used to manage like 15 producers. It was like the lead, the Legion, what was it? Yeah. League of Legends? Yeah, he had a bunch of producers. Leagues of Stars, right? League of Legends.

The problem was popping. And I didn't cuss nephew. out 15 times for nothing, just trying to get my way. And he was always humble. So for him to start tripping, I've never heard him cussed that much. No, he was really ticked off. So I don't know, what did you do to him? Him in particular?

I mean, I called them a few names, nothing too serious. What did you call him? He's like fat jokes, basically. Okay. So you don't want to, you figure Heather trolled you, so you had to write the troll her back. I wouldn't say she really, like, trolled me. She was just blatantly talking about me for a long period of time. And I'm not saying that I'm holding a grudge about that.

I'm saying that I'm letting all that go. They don't have to do the same. I'm just saying the whole persona I was taking on before or whatever. I'm going to go way out of my way. A lot of people saw me saying, like, I'm not involved in this at this point. That was just my initial reaction because I had just had a conversation off camera about, you know, people and organizations that might potentially have issues with each other. And it's just at that point, it's just becoming an.

extremely clear to me. Did you have a conversation with your other team because your other guy's egging on? Who? The little guy with the gap in his mouth. I actually haven't really talked to him about it. I was with him earlier today. Did you see that? I was actually just going to send him this link as soon as we do it so he knows where I'm at.

Did you see what he said? I've seen a little bit that he said and I've seen some stuff that from the other side they were saying to him and I'm saying they responded. I'm going to go way out of my way to calm that shit down in terms of telling him to turn it down if possible. Obviously, I don't know what other people are thinking on the other side, but my request of Brick Baby and shit is just like, let's just take the L on this, let's just keep it moving. And I don't know how easy it's going to be to fucking convince certain people that we should

just leave the shit. But the truth is that this is a big organization. And yeah, maybe I can move through Los Angeles without having to necessarily end up in hot water. But I don't want to force people. Especially somebody like Dub who the whole entire time that I've known him, I've never seen Dub in any kind of beef, any kind of like whatever. Like I'm sure. Yo, listen.

You're going to trash him again? No, I ain't. I just called him. I said he was doing an awful lot of running. All right. That's funny. He was. It's just real shit.

He told me he wasn't running. He said he was just backpedaling. I was walking backwards. He would say he's backpelling. But in the day, he has to learn how to remove himself from things that he don't want to have no part of. Right. Well, a big part of it was me kind of putting him in there too much. You can't force him to do something that he's supposed to tell you.

Yeah, but if I'm sitting on a podcast and I mention him when I'm going on a fucking rant, that's going to make other people put him in the fucking conversation. He's supposed to say, not my shit. You know, you always try to put me in your little sex capades, right? That's a totally different thing. No, and I say, I have nothing to do with it. You know what I'm saying? Now, you know, it's a whole lot of shit that goes.

I just don't have nothing to do with it. You know, you do your own shit. You know, you're all over the place these days. You know, you got the show going on with the five gentlemen. You know, you're doing shit, man. You know, you fucking midgets. You know. I did fuck a girl.

I know, four seven. Four seven. No, no. No, she's four or five. Four seven. Four five.

She's a small. He's four or five. I knew she was coming. C.J. Miles. Somebody called me and was like, yo, I'm like, what? He's going to fuck a midget. I wish she was a midget.

She was four seven. No, she was four five. She might literally be a legal midgette. Four five. She had two inch heels. heels on. I don't think you know what I'm talking about. Yeah, I do. No, she's told me four or seven. If she was four or five,

I would know. He was fucking midget, what? Yesterday or so? It was yesterday, but I know. I know. It's not like, well, I think when you're picturing like the sort of squatty, like, weird, stumpy body thing. First of all, she has a sexy body. Stop talking about the little people. Nobody said the little people's body's not sexy. But a midget is

a midget. You guys really choose to hang out with him. Nobody says it because This is a podcast. You guys hang out Because as many, as men, I just want to acknowledge that. I think every man has this little fantasy about hitting the midget. Yeah, I have that. This is a fact.

Yeah, yeah. This is a fact. Because I feel like I would bottom out easily. This is the facts. Yeah. On the fingers. Especially ones with longer arms. I don't know why.

Longer arms? Yeah, because you got something kind of like up here with it. You got some of the arms a little bit down here. So it's like, you know, if the arms are long, I think, kind of. I just like balances out. It's a midget, but it's her arms are regular. So you've experienced a midget or no? No.

You just thought about it a bit? What? You ever seen a flat-ass midget? Every midget has ass. Yeah. And then it's the thought of being able to get fallacious while, you know, she stands up. You know, this is just. Yeah.

I don't even know where to go from here. I thought I had like a whole thing I was going to talk about in my mind. This is what I'm going to say, look, Adam, listen, I think you guys did enough to feed off each other because it was needed. Right. I don't think from the beginning they were talking shit. I think the breakup happened. You weren't really paying too much attention. No, no, no.

The breakup happened, and people wanted to know why. You had one side mad making accusations that he did this, he did that, even down to the, and I was on your side with this. the ex white supremacists guy, right? Because I was on your side. What I'm like, yo bro, content's content. That's a whole other crowd to tap into. All that shit is water into the place.

Because I didn't appreciate a lot of the narratives that they painted on the way out, such as the like you interviewed a KKK member or whatever, which is just total bullshit. But you did. Not a KKK member, didn't interview him. Who'd interviewed him? He did a debate with destiny.

I don't know how many times I could possibly explain this on this podcast. So you wasn't in there? No, I was. I sat in the middle of him. He's an ex-racist. No, you're no ex-racist. So you're just racist forever. That's it.

That's not true. Listen, there's no ex-cripps, ex-bloods. You're an ex-gangbanger. Ex-gangbanger. Yes. Right? But I'm still from Paul Rood. That don't change.

And he's still from white people world. I'm just saying he's not running around saying racist shit in. You take a Muslim or Christian. That's an ex. and piss him off and watch it don't come out his mouth. It's some things that's still in you. He's never going to see me the way I see me. But what if he does?

What if he did? I'm not saying that he did. I don't think so. But you don't think it's possible? Nah. See, that's ridiculous. I don't. Do I think it's possible that he can stop like the violent or violent acts

or the attacks of my people? Yes. Right. And that's kind of what I got from the podcast. It's like, oh, this guy's kind of turned against the whole racist. But he's still going to have his ideology of how he sees it. So you would consider him a racist for the rest of his life because he used to be racist and you assume it still lurks within his brain?

Definitely. And he's capable because that's a pocket he was once comfortable in. That was his thing. It's a movie. Is American History Acts or something like that? You ever seen that movie? I've seen that when I was like 12. That was a great movie because that's kind of what you're saying.

you know what I mean so yeah I do agree that or believe that people could change their ways but when it comes to his certain beliefs he's still going to believe that his people are superior Edward Norton basically like ruined his relationship I believe because he got so into his character as a Nazi that it like seeped into his real life and his girl ended up leaving him because he was like too into the fucking character he started he like he probably started fucking reading up on it and becoming that. Oh, you think you actually got convinced. Yeah.

That happened to somebody else. Boys in the Hood. The character and the Nissan that did the shooting with the gauge, dude really started trying to gang bang out to the fact. Right. Oh, I've seen that YouTube video, yeah. Yeah, yeah, you end up going to prison,

getting killed. So, like, that shit could consume some people. You know what I mean? Chris Brown. Chris Brown says I'm not Jewish I'm not Muslim I'm a power

I'm a par rule That was epic Thanks Chris You could get us all indicted God damn federal government Go say Who the fuck are these Paru currants

It's a religion But one thing I can say And I wouldn't say this prior to I think it's been Close to 10 years He's been doing this A rooster I really

At this point in time I and I know probably don't mean nothing to him. But I do now acknowledge him as a power rule. At one point in time, I thought he was going through something. The homies was around him. But I'm looking at him, his mental state, how he move, I definitely acknowledge Chris Brown as a power rule now.

So Richard Spencer can't be unracist, anti-racist as he gets older. But Chris Brown, you could go from thinking he's a fake game member to accepting his gang membership. People change. That's the point I'm trying to make for you here. I think can stop the violent part and like fucking trying to provoke people to do things or whatever. But I think his ideology of blind people or black people will always be what it is.

And that's why I wanted to debate because I wanted to see. I actually don't doubt that. I don't think he's like in love with the black race. I think he just kind of realized it's not politically useful for him to be saying all the racist shit. which like not saying it doesn't really mean that you don't mean that right I told you that segment together and it's never came out yeah and he traveled to Montana Virginia or some shit to film it we need that we need that to come out

what else do you think that I need to say in order to make it clear I'm gonna be real which I think the key point is Heather I'm just been if you really want a dead in this shit and just put the ego to his eye no bullshit because all them are looking at Heather as is that's their sister whatever and that's the homie wife. And I think that right there is the key thing. The rest of the shit they can handle.

Okay. I'm gonna be real with you. I can apologize for parts. Like, I still have issues with shit that she said about me, mainly the fact that last time she was on Back on Fig. Well, you called him. Poster 2.

Okay. She recited like seven different lies about me that were like blatantly, demonstrably untrue. Give me, sir. Telling, she said that my girl paid for the wedding. She said my girl paid for the house. She said that my girl cried.

do her talking about like me sitting on the couch during a house party or some shit. There was a bunch of stuff. How do you know that's not true? Because I talked to my girl about it. I trust her. She's not going to tell you the fucking truth. She would so tell me. Man, all women do shit behind our back with females that the pillow talk that they're not going to tell us.

Yours, mine, all of them. I know my wife. And if she had actually cried over my sitting on the couch during a first birthday party, my girl would love to tell me about how much I upset her. Because me being a lazy fuck at times has definitely upset her. The idea that she cried to Heather is bullshit. Anyway, you don't think he had the conversation with her?

How did she even know about you? She was at the party. She definitely had a conversation. But all I'm saying is I can definitely acknowledge that me insinuating that she participated in any kind of sex work, I have no fucking clue. Obviously, I've seen screenshots of Sugar Baby ads from like 10 plus years ago. Do I know that those are actually real or that she even actually acted upon them? No, I don't. so I can apologize for saying that.

I would definitely apologize for that. Gotcha. I have to segment up my apologies because this is still so fresh and raw. T-Rail, I think that the comment towards the child was a little bit too far. I get it, I understand it, because I understand your psyche. But, you know, if he's issuing that apology,

I think we could, you know, stay away from those type of comment. She's going to stand on the technicality and say, I said I was going to kick her in the ass when she got older. I don't really know. It doesn't seem like that makes it that much better. I don't think he's going to bring it up. I think once he hears you actually issue an apology, I think he's going to stay away from that.

I think now this thing could go down the right track. Right. And that's all I'm concerned about because I'm going to be real with you last night. Are you familiar with the young Dolph murder? Well, obviously, you know what happened and stuff. But I was watching this documentary because I interviewed one of his artist, Jay Fizzle, earlier. And, you know, like the reason why Doff got killed is basically that there was like another gang or another hood in Memphis. He signed an artist.

That artist had like real deal crazy beef with this gang that he was, that Dolph was previously cool with. But then all of a sudden he's supporting this artist that that gang saw as like 100% op. And so that was basically the situation that led to him getting gunned down. Now, obviously, you look at it. that situation, it's like, oh, that's a million times more serious when you have like a fucking planned coordinated hit outside of a cookie shop or whatever. But when I'm having conversations with people behind the scenes about this, it is plausible to me that I could see all this kind of getting to the point where there wouldn't be any going back.

Let me ask you a question. I'm just laying my shit down to just say, all right, y'all got it. Let me ask you a question. Yeah. Because I don't want you to water this down. You do know you dealing with a tribe that's Compton Crips. I didn't know that, but okay, yeah, sure. Right? I don't know where anyone's from. Yeah, you don't, you don't, that ain't that ain't anything you watered down, play with.

Okay. This is just real shit. You know what I'm saying? I don't understand young Dolph got their thing going, but I guarantee you whatever gang that was does not have the history or

of the Compton Crips, the grand these CC riders. So no, it's that serious. I got nothing against any fucking set from L.A., whatever. Not my business. I'm not trying to comment on the toughness or the respectability

of anybody doing anything. I'm just saying, you know, and because you know, keep in mind, throughout all this, for the most part, up until very recently, very recently is when I think I crossed the line by saying shit about, like, I never really made it about me being tough. I just made

it more like, come and get me. In one of my recent rants, I upped the ante a little bit to make it a little bit too much of like, all right, come do something to me, whatever. But I thought you was trolling. You know how I am. I'm not taking pride in being tough or whatever. That's not. No, but when you tried, I thought you was trolling. You were serious, like, club?

No, I mean, I guess, yeah, if you really want to think about it, I guess you could call that trolling because it's not like I was being super fucking serious about it. Right. But all I'm saying is that the shit that I was saying early on was all, like, opinion, fact-based, work. and then obviously me seeing where it could go with the dub thing caused me to kind of think about it a little bit different. I'm not talking about that now. That was something I said like six months ago on the Blue Lake Kemp thing. Was that you trolling or was you really serious?

I didn't say they weren't making any money. I said that they, in my opinion, we're probably making less money now. I think that they kind of even acknowledge that because obviously if you're in year one of a business, okay, you're probably not going to make as much starting your own business as you would just having a role at an existing business. but I'm not trying to aggravate that.

Gotcha. You're really trying to put this fire out. Yeah, and I mean, I know that it's not going to be out for a significant period of time until something that takes place or whatever, and that's fine by me. I just, if I could ask for anything, I'll just say, my friends, my homies,

the people that I'm around here, no jumper staff, leave them out of it. I'm the one who's talking shit. I'm the one who deserves any repercussions that I ever end up getting. I'm just saying, I don't want to see you. So know this. Yeah.

And remember this when you want to start talking shit. The fact that you just showed your weakness. What's my weakness? Is your friends and your staff. My buddy, would. Your people. The fact that you just showed your weakness, every time your ass get out of line,

they're going to hit you right in your weakness. So you got to think about what you do before you do it. Well, just in general, I think I'm going to probably take a lot of the trolling stuff that I've been doing, a lot of arguing online. It's just this has caused me to do a little bit of reflective. and just be like, why do I need to keep aggravating this shit? Well, for a while I felt like I really kind of needed to do it because of the fact that I was, you know,

working with the hand that I've been given and people wanted to see me actually stand up for myself. Now, I feel like I, at a certain point, definitely took it too far. That late July, August period, that's when I really wish I had shut up because I finally kind of got what I wanted in terms of them not talking about us anymore. But then I just kind of kept throwing shit on the fire. That's what I regret.

That's what I really apologize for. Once they stopped talking about me, I should have just said, all right. Do you know people start calling you Adam 100, this last rant? I never heard that. I swear to God. They were like, yo, Adam 100, I said, who the fuck is that? I'm from 100 ENT. They said you didn't hear this rant, right?

And I was scared to listen to it. I still haven't heard it. You're that spooked out about it? Yeah, because I didn't want to hear you say nothing too crazy. everybody was saying he went on one. They said it was 28 minutes. That is, you know, continuous. No breaks.

Once there's ads. Yeah, so I think that what did it, but I don't know what you said. That definitely, yeah. I think you subtract that rant from the equation and then you don't have the SOW being ran up on a sexy rate. That's what did it.

Yeah. Did you mention? I can admit that, Did you mention Heather in that rant? Oh, yeah. See, I didn't hear it. See what I'm saying? All this is in one.

Right? So, and I'm going to be real. I'll start getting text messages. Yeah. Yeah. And when you start getting text messages from people and you know the people directly involved isn't talking to them,

that's when it's starting to get serious. So once again, my intention is to de-escalate the system. I'm not under the impression that things will just magically be de-escalated by me saying it. I'm just saying, I'm turning over a new leaf. I know that the general commentary on this is going to be, Adam, you're acting like a bitch. You said all this other shit on the news the other day. You can get away with it.

You can get away with it. You deliver this 28-minute rant. We want more of that version of you. Obviously, the fan base is going to be entertained when you're crashing out. But you're a white guy. You can get away with it. Star and fires putting them out. Star and buyers putting them out.

You can get away with it. This is real. We might have a little bit more freedom in that regard, yeah. Yeah, you can get away. I can't get away with it. You can get away with it. Right. I go to saying, you know what?

I thought I was wrong. Oh, whack, you're a bitch. You're a coward. You scared. All this kind of stuff. And sometimes, I don't need to issue apologies. You know, when I didn't did something I thought about and just wasn't right? I can think of a lot of people.

You should apologize to. Name one. We'll get into that another time. See, now you're being scary. No, I'm not trying to divert the conversation into a very specific need. Name one? Give me one. No.

I hate every time people say some shit and I say, well, give me an example. You can't give me one. I got 10 examples. I'm going to save it for a separate episode because I know it's going to fill a fucking two-hour block with ease. Okay. Give me just one. And I promise you I'm going to acknowledge it or not, we're going to move on. Every single beef that comes to mind is something I've already brought up to you on here.

And I've already heard your rebuttal. And I'm not really trying to redo it. Just give me one. I'm going to be truthful. If I felt like I was all the way wrong, I'd tell you, but I feel like, just give me one. Yeah. Even your homie's got one. The roosters got them. They got examples on deck.

Give me one. No, because I'm not trying to, I'm trying to keep talking about this show so I can get a little bit more deeper into it. We can already been done with it and going. I'm telling you I'm not going to dwell on it. I'm just going to, I'm going to keep it all dirty because I know what I'm on some bullshit. Listen, like, if I mention a name, I already know we're going to spend the next half hour having a fucking conversation that we've already had.

No, we're not because I want to say that for a segment where the 10 people you feel. and then we're not. I just want to hear the one. Once we wrap this, then I'll give you a name of some people that I feel like you should. You see what I mean? Goddamn culture vultures.

Use you up for what they want to use you for, but they just want it that way. See, this could have very easily been an awkward slash kind of embarrassing video clip and it said we have you taunting me throughout the entire thing. I don't know. You know what this reminds me? This reminds me of when Lenis shot the scene

with the other guy and I chose to talk about it with Crip Mac. Yeah, I ain't fucking. I'm trying to issue a formal fucking apology slash acknowledgement. Who's that? Zol Osama. No. You should apologize to him. And guess

what? It doesn't matter. Because today, guess who I got a call from? Kodak Black. Know what he was watching? Our interview was Zohol Samo. Really? Know what Kodak said? Wack. Set that up. He said whack.

You know, tell me about him. So from this little time he was here, which all I want to do is help him, it got somewhere. So we'll see where it goes. Wait, so Kodak wants to work with Zohama. I swear he called me today. So Kodak watched that interview,

saw how opposed to the conversations about dick implants Zohama was. And he said, that's the guy I want to work with. Honestly, if that's how it turned out, that's amazing. You think I'm playing. That's the Kodak. You see where I sent him. He FaceTime me? He just sent, oh, you sent him a picture of his spot.

You think I'm just gonna send it to him to send it to him? Previous to that, your message said, this N-word Ray J want to fight, exclamation point, exclamation point, and you use the big red exclamation points. That's from Reds to fight. Okay. But we got past that. Wait, he didn't respond to that? No, he didn't. He facetimes me.

So you just live your life with this big fucking weird ass sheet over your phone? Yeah, man. Give me my fucking phone. Neff, you are all right? Checking in. Why did you just get an email pop up from true religion? Last chance, 70% off. I don't know.

I didn't even know they were still out. The last thing I did with true religion was like three years ago. I looked in the closet. Remember, we all by trues, right? I looked in the closet, and I had so many truths I hadn't wore, but that's what the legs were different. So I took them down to the cleaners and had them fucking cut the legs. I said, I'm not getting, I paid too much money. We was three, four hundred a pair.

Wow. No, to us, we don't care. But no, they're not. Let's put it in perspective. When Drill Wrap came out, when Chief Keefe came out, true religions were already dead. And Chief Keefe and all of them were like basically just shopping at them all enough that they didn't give a fuck and they were rocking true religions,

brought it back from the dead. And I've seen it kind of happen over and over. I don't give a fuck. I had like 30 pairs that with tags on it. Whenever you think true religions are done, they come back. But the legs was tripping. Yeah, because that's when we was like putting them behind the tongue. Can I be real with you?

Nobody wants to see you where true religions. Get some fucking Levi, some wranglers, something like straight cut. There's nothing fancy. You know the first motherfucker I seen the truce and it tripped me out because they wasn't that big? Well, Shug. I was like, what the fuck you find Trus that big? But he was sagging so far out.

He couldn't fit him anyway. That doesn't sound good. That sounds kind of disturbing. No, you know, anybody knows Shugg. No, he's going to put a button down. Some Trus and some casewishes. And some casewis. You know what?

That's one guy that I feel like I might owe a slight apology to. Shug. Jesus Christ, you picked the scariest, most incarcerated person you could possibly think of? I'm going to be real. Not that I owe him an apology because I'm wrong with responding. But politically, for what I represent, what I stand for, and what my movement and my cause is up against, I'm wrong for publicly speaking against

Paro. And not to say he's the face of Paru, but he is a strong representation of Paru for the things he has achieved, right? So I shouldn't contribute to tearing down what that's still for on some real shit. So I think I've been a little too, over vocal about it, and I'm gonna chill out and relax.

Even if he does some bullshit, I'm ignore it. And hopefully when he hears this, because he knows me. Like one thing about me and Shug, we know each other. You know what I mean? You didn't got to know each other. Like I felt I know Adam, and I think you know me, right? So we know each other. We didn't spend hours driving places day in, day out,

moving around, conducting business. And he knows when I get into this frame of mind, like kind of where I'm at. So, like, that's probably one person that I can say I probably, I went too far with it. And that was because of the cause in which we stand for and represent. Regardless of what he say, I suppose to put P-Fong first and acknowledge the fact that that taken away from him is taken away from that. Because ultimately, that's what he represents. Okay.

Well, I'm sure Shug will appreciate that. Somebody will probably relay the message. Yeah, that's real shit. You know, he's been doing a collect calls. Check it out. I haven't actually heard his podcast yet, but I see, like, little things about it. It's funny to me because I know him, so I kind of know when he's, like, on his truthful shit, and I kind of know when he's on some fuck, and I'm just going to say it because I can shit.

Okay. And, you know, he's really calling from prison, and he's answering questions and talking about a lot of things from the past. You know, I hope he's working for him, you know, because one thing about it is they paying him to do it. He's earning a living. Who's paying him? Dave Mays from the source Oh really? That's his thing

I didn't realize that he was on that network Yeah That's his Because funny Marco was on that And don't call me white girls on that Yeah yeah Breakbeat And me and you

Me and your white counterpart Oh this was gonna be The next topic I brought up Yeah Yeah well back So after like 10 years I hating each other You and Vlad are back on good terms

Yeah I got an interview With him tomorrow Oh you do Because okay I saw the game interview Yeah I set that up He called me He said whack I keep hearing you saying

you will never allow your personal shit to interfere with your artist's business. Absolutely. Like, I want to interview game. He called you after not talking to you for many years and said that. I set it up. I guess he saw it somewhere.

Oh, okay. He saw it. He reached out, but was he saying, I want to make shit cool so I can do a game interview? Or was he just saying he wanted to make shit cool in general? He said, I've seen you say, you would never allow your personal issues to interfere with your artist and shit.

I want to interview game. So for me to, like, say, Well, fuck you because games, my artist. I ain't going to, I'm like, I let it happen. Like, no problem. And had it been communicated to Vlad previously that the reason why Game had never done an interview with him was because of you?

Had none to do with me. Vlad didn't want to reach out because of that. But when he reached out, it was like real easy. I called, made it happen. Scattered the date. The first date we missed. I went out on my way to make sure a game made the next date. You know, it's interesting.

And I've showed up with him. I think this podcast and the fact that we have a relationship is what made Vlad. think that he could be cool with you because I had heard him say multiple times over the years. Like, certain people are just so obviously fucked up that you just don't. There's no reason to even pursue being cool with him about you. And then he actually said to me at one point, like, I see you and Wack have like a cool relationship.

Like, I think that's dope that, you know, you've been able to sort of build this and stuff. So I think that kind of got it into his head of like, well, maybe I don't have a reason to just not get alone with this guy's life. But, see, Vlad is like you. the white guy that does some shit and try to make the wrong he did right he finally admitted

you right wag I definitely did that I was out of line what did he do oh the Kim Kade booty picture right yeah yo bro you I spent real money that was like the shock value back then I had a Kim K look alike and a Ray J video card I hit it first and this motherfucker leaked the goddamn

the shit he leaked it on us the same night we shot it Tuesday He leaked it at midnight. I woke up. I'm like, what the... So our whole rollout, marking the rollout,

was just shot. So we were just stuck with just happening and just let it go. But I mean, like, why Vlad and Joe Button don't have a relationship is because of, like, you know,

Vlad posting something on his fucking blog like 15 years ago when Joe Button was beefing with ransom who he gets along with now. Joe Button never, cool. I say all that to say that like a lot of Vlad's issues

with people are based on shit that happened a long-ass time. ago and I feel like he but I didn't have an issue he moves differently now but I'm telling you I didn't he got the same security but yeah the brother that was with him back then still with him in day okay right I didn't have an issue I did I called him on it and back then we talking like 2010 or 2011 whack that's a different way that's what I'm saying you know I might ain't no telling what the hell I did or said I you know that was a different guy jumped out the window I mean that's just what it was like we had to be

You got to understand coming from where I come from, the only way of survival is to be an extremist. You couldn't go halfway. You get eight up. Right. You know what I mean? So, but it's cool. I showed up with the game and it was cool.

It was comfortable. And he like, whack, we need to make it happen. And he called me the other day. So I'm supposed to. I actually thought it was today. I thought I was going to do him at one time and come over here. But that's why I was trying to move today to tomorrow. Right?

So that's what it is. So we'll see. It's going to be. I got an orgy tomorrow. It's going to be great with who. the midget? No. Oh shit.

Taller women. Taller. At least a little bit taller. How many times a week do you do your little while? Is it plug talk? Like two on average, maybe one. I guess one on average, but... You ever think you get burned out on it?

Not really. Pussy just keeps getting better. Yeah. So when are we going to see the winner? Next Monday. Next. Who's left? Well, if you watch episode three, you'll get it.

to see who got eliminated. Gotcha. Episode three is the best performing episode out of the first three episodes, at least in part because Crip Max on the thumbnail. I really didn't plan on him stealing the show so much, but it turns

out that a lot of the porn guys are maybe not the most entertaining people on camera. They just like to fuck. Whereas like literally everything that comes out of Crip Mac's mouth is fucking hilarious and the reality show crew really did a hell of a job of like cutting it and making it even funnier.

So I don't want to maybe Crip Mac won. We don't know. Well, if your wife got to fuck Crip Mac, that's nasty work. Oh, my God. That's nasty work. I mean, bro, Adam, at the end of the day, you have to, you have to, you have to check. There has to be a line. Yeah, yeah, you just can't let that happen.

I would keep him there all the way to the end. Anybody who's ever said, oh, Adam 22 is just all about the bag. He'll do anything for money. Trick bag. They'll use that appropriately? It's not true. Because if I was all about the money, I would let Cremack for my girl. And maybe he did, because episode four coming next Monday.

Man, she would have to be high on shrooms. You got to go get her a four loco. Yeah, that might help. Yeah, because that's low extreme. Shrooms and four loco to fuck Cribbman. Yeah, that's going to be some serious shit. Yeah. I don't know if I could, yeah, that's not.

Like, if this was a fake relationship, then for sure I would be into that idea. The reality is that I plan on, you know, being with her for many years. Yo, man, moving along. I signed my MOU today. Mau? Yeah. What's that? You don't know what MOU is?

No. Remember random of understanding or business? And what's that? With the Congo. Oh, we're talking diaper business. Yeah, I signed it today. Stand on diaper business. This is like.

Unbelievable for me. It's kind of like I was sentenced to 50 years and I'm five years in and they're telling me we're about to release you. Is that really what happened? No, this is, you got to understand. Like, brother, like, I got him. You're going to come visit me in the Congo

if I pay for your flight? What the hell is going on out there? I have to build a manufacturing, a distribution center. So you want me to fly to Africa to hang out while you build a fucking warehouse? No, I'm saying I would love for you to fly out and see. Give me, you know, support.

I mean, listen, I would love to be able to say that I went to the Congo. I just feel like I'm going to have to have some shit lined up to make it make sense. Of course. What else are we going to do? Do you know how exclusive that footage is? Wack 100. It had a fucking God. I agree.

It's funny. And like, we're dealing with all the head guys. We ain't dealing with no, you know, we're dealing with the people that run the country. Right. What are the natives in the Congo think when they look at you? I don't know. What's the reaction you get from people? You must stand out by a bit.

You know, my brother Frenchie? You know Frenchie? Mike Tyson's manager? He does a lot of our tours. Frenchies from the Congo. Sounds familiar. But I don't know. I mean, shit, I think, you know, they're brothers, you know,

and I think they're intrigued by the fact that I'm in position to do the business with them. Right. And, you know, my brother, Zachari Ali from Philly. He kind of set up the thing. I'm not going to front. It's like this week's been an amazing week. I got Floyd's last demands back to close our deal. What's Floyd doing?

He's partnering with me. With the incredible diapers. He's buying in. On the entirety of the business? Yeah. He's buying in with a significant amount of money. Wow. You know what I mean?

And then I got Congo sioux to close the deal. And they guaranteeing me the deal be closed before Christmas. So it's like, that's like coming into the new year. Um, float. You know who won't be buying into Wack 100 diapers is my kid? Because the other day on the phone she told you that she does not like your diapers. No, that's not what she said. What did she say?

She said, my dad needs a diaper. No. And I need to use her for a photo shoot to do a, I want to do like a. We don't even post her. Maybe she can wear a shiasty. No, what do you mean? Let's do her. I just want to do a, you know,

maybe an exclusive an exclusive thing. We'll figure it out. We're going to do the face. Cutter and let her get her money too. I haven't shown her face in like six months. Maybe not that long. You're a beautiful kid.

Yeah, but I'm trying to keep her out of my bullshit. This diapers. That's not your bullshit. Okay, the porn is the bullshit. My diapers have nothing to do a porn. I mean, yo, shout out. Once we started getting like real deal. Hill hate for the porn shit, mainly her sleeping with the guys.

That's when we were like, all right, we're not going to try to be public vloggers and porn stars at the same time. Well, that's what you are. And that's what makes, we're not family vloggers anymore. That's what makes you, I think you don't tut your horn enough for who you are and what you do. Yeah, what should I do? What kind of, too? Bro, you're running a podcast. Right.

then you have like a what you call this shit you do a sex shit a porn podcast then you have a regular podcast a porn podcast slash media company and then you have porn film sessions okay right

porn media company yeah right kind of falls under that right and all this shit is independently ran right right um I don't know if you just like to have full control, but do you understand how much money these people will give

you to partner with you right now? Well, that's kind of the idea, right? Make it as big as possible and at some point you try to exit. No, not exit. Grow it. Or partner, yeah, sure. Can I shop that? I mean, I guess. I'm open to conversations. Okay, good, cool. That's where a lot of people understand is where I make the bulk of my money from. Is extorting people? No. Being, you know, putting together the plays. Now I'm just doing this for the roosters. I've never, I've never extorted anybody.

I was just kidding. Right now, what you have done, you have used our people. Okay, now we're going to flip it on me. You used AD and all the rest of them to get the black vote, then got rid of them. Why did you give it OG suicide? We were letting him do content out of the space

for a while and then it kind of had ran its course so we freed him of that deal. Told him he could do his own thing. Got you. No hate. Got you. Well, you know, that was the dumbest move, you made. So you think that if Oji Suicide was still filming here,

I mean, you're right that that would have been a bridge. He was your fuse box. That wouldn't have happened. But I'm going to be real with you throughout the whole first part of the graph, which we can still see. I don't remember any time where OJ Suicide and the whole fake immunity thing, like I don't remember ever really having a conversation with him about the issues with them. I was just kind of like ignoring them.

You know what OG suicide was doing? Making sure it stayed on YouTube and didn't come to the building. Right. I'm just saying like we weren't really even getting into it throughout that period. Now, after the SBA slash BLK moment, the Snoopy Badass slash Blakev thing, that's when it got heated. The suicide leaving the building probably happened around that time. Not to say they're upset about it, it was just a good safety net for you. Like, they're not tripping behind it, but as long as he was in the building, it was going to be a certain amount of respect extended regardless.

It's just because of politics. They're not mad about it. I haven't heard them. I talked to AD at least once or twice a week. How's I go? No, it's just nephew. He'll pick my brain. I'll call him asking him if he needs anything, you know.

You know, AD's still positive. He's the same AD you know. He hasn't went like rogue on you at all. And I think we need to do that reunion soon. I mean, it might be a little while before that would seem like a good idea. You, A.D., I got to work on T-Rail. Yeah, that's going to be a while. What's this shit y'all did with the, they have a shop somewhere?

I hear it's like something happened. They, his girl's clothing line that he has with Heather had a shop on Melrose. They left. At the corner right there's something else we can acknowledge that I said it was fucked up. I was painting a fake narrative. I was saying we ran you off the blog. Obviously, it's not true. We got a shop.

They had already basically been shut down for like a year because the store flooded. And then they chose to leave us going there didn't have anything to do with the fact that they were there. And sure they weren't saying one to cover it or something's going on. Them leaving didn't have anything to do with the fact we're doing it. Clear it up then. Probably should have been obvious to anybody watching, but I'll make that clear.

Check yourself before you wrecked yourself. You're doing great. That was something that was just trolling. You're doing good. You're doing what? Let the people know then. Okay. Because we ain't playing.

We ain't playing. You heard of MCBree, right? Yeah. MCBree? No, who's that? I ain't playing. Because they ain't playing. Why are you censoring yourself?

Because I noticed that when I see the edits, I think you've been running into problems because I say certain things. Sometimes it can take a while to get these monetized when you're using a lot of profanity. But, you know, with 51, 51 I lost my MCBree. We're not playing at him.

What's MCB? What year are we talking? The B, the oil to the, the double E D in. Ain't no future in the front, and we mean that. Oh, okay. All right. Now I remember what you're talking about you.

Okay. Yeah. Are they saying like MC Bree, like Bree cheese? You probably wasn't listening to rap music. You weren't into black people back then. We couldn't help you. Less into the music probably. I didn't know about every fucking single artist.

Skate board and BMX and all that type of stuff we was into. Yeah, I can't deny that. It's cool. Yeah. I interviewed a female rap group the other day that I think you should at least check their music out. What were they? The Cuzzos. Where are they from?

They're from all over South Central, basically. Five chicks came together. They went to high school with almighty suspects and shit, a bunch of them. He told me, he goes, look, I've never seen a five-girl group out of L.A. doing the thing. And the music is fucking dope and their personalities are dope. And they're really at the very beginning of their career. They're not that big yet.

But I told them by the end of the interview, and I don't think I've ever said this to anybody. I said, anything you need from me, producers, artists, anybody you want to fuck with, just let me know. Like, I really feel like they are going to be fucking huge. Cuzzles. And they're not Crips, for the record. The fact that he's doing this for you guys and he, he's going to say something about me and that's sex.

I think they know that that's not the case. He's baiting you for a sexual act. No, I don't know. Don't go for it. No, no. Sisters, please understand what's in front of you. Actually, they made it very clear. The devil lives.

Never walked the blade. They said never walked the blade and never had only. Yeah, but you're trying to turn the sisters out. You're doing too much. No, no, no, no. You're doing too much. Nothing but respect for the cussos, but not Crips, which do you think that's going to go over? But I did send their music today to T-Money?

You listened to? Oh, did I send it to T-Money? Oh, I did. I already sent it to T-Money because T-Money is a great pen. A lot of people. And he has the artist, Honey-Cocaine. She's out of the Bay. We need to interview her.

Are you sure you mean honey cocaine is another one from TIGA-era? No, she's from Oakland. There's a new honey cocaine? Who am I? Who was the... Yeah, she... Wasn't honey cocaine? Honey cocaine?

Honeycote. Tiga era. I'm going to do my Google. Honey. Let me see, she for... Yeah, there it is. Yeah, like all the top results are like 10 plus years ago and with Tyga for the most part.

T-Rill had a song with her, too, which was the whole thing. T-Tiger. Hold on. I sent it to him today. Because he's a pen. Like, like he's a... He's a, he's been a pen for a lot of people. I don't know if this is true or not, but breaking news, Shug Knight is going to testify against Keevati.

I don't know if that's true. This is a Nina Boy thumbnail. That's Captain. Nina Boy, see, I don't know how official that is. See, now, as a power rule, I got to stand up because Nita Boy Crip and he knows what he's doing putting that type of shit out, right? Shibniz is definitely. He's definitely not testifying against. against nobody.

That's cap. I just search Shug Night on Twitter. That's cap. We ain't doing that. I'm not seeing anybody else talking about it. And see, that's where I've been slipping. Because right now, regardless of what anybody want to say,

when it comes to certain stuff like that, when it's a voice on one side, I'm the voice on another side. We ain't going for that. I don't get a fuck with me and a homie going through. You ain't going to do him like that. Yeah, I mean, I'm not co-signing it. I'm trying to find somebody else saying it.

I'm not seeing it. He's not saying, man, that's Nita Boy talking. Nina Boy got me probably. Yeah, he's talking. Damn. That's crazy. Sugar. Yeah, hell of the shit out of that, nigga.

Yeah, that's some bullshit. God damn it. Nina Boy. He'd be all right. Newman. He'd be all right. He'd be all right. The roosters don't want Sinefeld.

God damn it. Y'all seen that footage when the transgender lick Nina Boy's face? I don't think I saw that. Yeah, it's out there. Yeah, we even it out like that. Pee, Faw. Do you see the clip where? Even it out like that.

Did you see the clip where the transmission put her fucking gooch on my knee? First of all, we're going to respect the community. It's transgender. Okay. We don't use a type of word. Didn't we just argue about you not using their fucking pronouns the other day? No, I don't acknowledge a he as a sheet. I don't do that.

I don't think transmissions is offensive. Definitely offensive. Tranny is offensive. I don't think a lot of the trans community knows that people in the screets are calling them transmissions. Gender. We're not doing that. We have to protect the no jumper platform. I have a lot of trans followers.

Just because you're Caucasian doesn't mean. I have a lot of trans followers the other day. I posted an Instagram reel and me talking to low blood and we were referring to them as transmissions, which I don't know if I ever did before I was just trying to fit in. I didn't get any complaints. So therefore I don't think it's offensive. Definitely offensive. It's a cute nickname.

On the Hunter's Side, we refer to them as transgender. Sidney Starr, you my little transmission. Oh, my God. No. Yo, what do you think about Jason Lee? He's running for office. You seen it? Yeah, didn't you bring that up last time?

No, but I've seen it today. He signed his papers. He signed his papers. I'm going to send a load of incredible diapers up there. I think his running maids should be EBK Jaba. So you want to set the brother up the loose. We talked about this. This was all like a conversation I did last time.

Yeah, from Stockton. Who has beef with Mazi that you were talking about last time. Well, I think they had worked that out. They're fans of his music. Ain't too much beef. When you hate a motherfucker, you don't care if it's good or bad. You're going to just say it's whack. But if you had beef with, you know, Michael Jackson,

you'd still have to acknowledge his music was good, right? Well, that's Michael Jackson, man. That's a little different. I don't know if EBK. J-Bos, Michael Jackson. Yeah, I think Mike was different. How was it meeting a little shine earlier for you? Yo, I think he's going to be a big deal. Let's keep him close.

Yeah, he had a... Yeah, from Minnesota. Yeah. He's'll be a big deal. He had his first real show in L.A. the other day, and if you see the video, you'll be way more convinced that he's up next because the fucking kids were losing their shit.

All I know is my brother Stack Quo taught me this. Shout to Stack Quo. Great man. Get him on the podcast. I'm trying to get him to do an interview forever, and he's always saying he won't do it. He can't tell me no. Ooh, I like that.

Stack cannot tell me no. I can't tell it about it. I don't think he's ever done an interview, like maybe way back in the day, but I don't think in recent. No, there's a lot of big business going on over there with Lyrical Lemonade. Oh, yeah.

He's still doing that? Oh, I didn't know. Yeah, they got the soft drinks coming out. Oh, that's still like in the works. No, in the work, no, that shit's ink. Okay. Major distribution, like major, major. Oh, that could be huge.

Top of the food chain. Hmm. I wonder if they'll do an alcoholic version. Like, add to 5% alcohol type thing? Well, I just, like, the Happy Dad thing. I don't know if you know the Nelke Boys, but they're, like, a huge white boy alcoholic YouTube channel, and they fucking made their own hard seltzer,

like a white claw called Happy Dad, and that shit is gigantic. They're making so much more. You know, that shit's like, one of the closest people to me. Like that's somebody I know that in the event of my demise if everything goes wrong,

he's going to take care of my family. That's the fact. So that's my brother. You want to interview him, I asking me to come up. You know, I never talked about this before, but when I was really going through my bad cancellation, 2018, when I was really getting shit on by the media and Twitter and everything,

somehow I just ended up hanging out a stat quo for like five, six hours. Positive. He basically, He basically told me over and over and over, you're going to be all right. This is not the end of the world. This is like, like, he just really drilled it into my head that I was going to make it through it.

And I haven't thought about this in years, but that meant a lot to me at the time. That's that. You want to me, call and see him and set it up? You can ask him off camera, too, because I feel like him doing an interview is kind of like a personal thing. Because he's denied me on it multiple times,

and I know a lot of other people have asked me. First of all, Stats, original roots as a artist. He was signed to fucking... I remember. M&M, Drey, all that kind of crazy shit. Yeah. He had a great yeah. Like a yeah ad lib.

He had a great yeah. He came in at a time where social media was taking that turn to where you kind of like had to have some gimmicky, some crazy shit going on. Him and Game was like came at the same time. Game was great at it. Statt ain't really into that. It was kind of early social media. It was like 2005 or something. Yeah, but Stad just wanted to rap.

He don't want to do the other shit. Right. Well, it was just about, you know, your skills. Well, you know what he told me fucked up his career is that Eminem had a song. that he wanted Statt to get on for his album, for Stats album, I believe. Because this is why his album never came out. M&M said, this is the song I want you to get on it.

Statt at the height of his career. He's feeling himself. He says, I am, I don't think that's the one. I don't think that's the song. He made it sound like that was kind of the end of M fucking with him at that point, which is kind of crazy to think of. That M could be that turned off by, I hope I'm getting the story correct.

But the M could have been that turned off by it, that he just kind of stopped fucking with him. No, listen, that'll do it. That'll definitely do it. That's like game telling me, hey, I want this type of tour bus, and I want to fly this way, and I only want to stay at this type of hotel, and it's the total opposite.

That's going to be the end of it. Oh, like if you do the total opposite. Yeah, the same shit. You know, they want what they want. When they call on you, they expect you to be there, especially if they feel like they put you in the position. interesting so what do you

you're planning on giving Vlad the full life story yeah he asked me any limits I said I don't do no I don't sense the shit I ask me what you want to ask me just don't add it just don't edit out my my answers you know what you need to do

is you need to mention this podcast like every five minutes so then every single clip you're doing promotion for this podcast you know I'm gonna push it or wear a shirt that says Adam and whack with like a JCPenny holiday photo of us you got somebody that can do it in the morning uh no but

You don't got it, bro, y'all don't know how to go to downtown. AD got me that shirt I wore in here. To make a shirt in, like 12 hours notice? Wait, really? I swear to God. But didn't he actually make those? He just went downtown. No, he went out of sweet made one.

He made that for me to wear an ear. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. I don't have, I, I've never made a one-off shirt on a 12-hour limit. Bro, you go fucking downtown. You take the, we got a logo already. Spoiler. It's 7.35 p.m.

Everything is closed. I don't interview tomorrow until 2 o'clock. Santee Alley is closed. Man, if you go down there and they tell you $50 and give them $100 bill, they're going to do it. What the fuck is going to be? I'm saying they're probably closed. Like literally the lights off. Nobody's there.

Everybody knows the spots that open up. They open up 8, 9 o'clock in the morning downtown. You go down there. They want to ask your large hoodie. Boom. Is Jason still here? We could ask Jason. If anyone's going to know how to do it, if we're going to get his opinion on what it would take to get the shirtmen.

Also, what is. If I just take a white t-shirt and I just write Adam and Wack and Sharpie on it and then you wear that. No, no, no, no, no, no. We ain't doing it. See, that's that picking any shit you're trying to do. What? Okay. Make you wear a weak-ass t-shirt?

Yeah. All right, you want to know my advice for going on whack? I'm going to give you my, I like that. Say that more. I like that. I like that. I'm whack one-hondo. We just admitted some shit.

Here's my idea. This is my advice from having gone on Vlad many times. Don't wear a black shirt. Because you end up sort of. blending into the thumbnail. You want to wear something kind of bright. Make it white. He did. Damn, right. Call it. We'll call it. We get it done. Trust me, he knows

where to go. Just tell him he knows where to go. Just tell him get an extra large, white hoodie. I got some white air forces in the car. Throw that with that, we owe. He's Filipino. But I only do waist up anyway. You know shit. Hey. Calling into Jason on the Adam and Waxshaw. I never thought I'd be living this life.

Hey, if we were to want to get a customized t-shirt made within the next I don't know, 15 hours, would we be able to do it? Do you have any ideas of people who can make it happen? Just like, you just need one shirt? One hoodie. One hoodie for Wack 100 to wear

that would have some sort of like text that says the Adam and Wack Show or something. That's it. Or actually, no, we want to have just a giant Adam 22 head on it. Fuck no. The Adam and Wax Show. The Adam and Wax Show extra large. I need it by the mall before 2 p.m.

Oh, 2 p.m. Go downtown, bro. 8, 9 o'clock in the morning. If they charge you 40 bucks, give them $100 bill they'll do it on the spot. Just keep it in mind, let me know if you have any leads of anyone who could do it. I'm thinking of, like that.

You remember that ain't no many cool dudes? They had that fucking machine that they could make sure it's super easy. Remember that? They got it. White hoodie, extra large. I need some artwork. You got the Adam and Waxo, whatever the thumbnail she is.

Could you have Gus? mock something up with the thumbnail art or whatever. Not the full thumbnail, but just like the Adam and Wax show. The text. No jumper. I got you. Okay. And also,

and if it could say fuck DJ Vlad under it, that would be great. No, no, no, I don't do that. I'm just kidding. Don't do that. I got you. Let me know.

Don't work yourself into a tizzy over or anything, but if we could do it, it would be pretty cool. What? I got you. I got a proposition. Tizzy. I got this clothing line, right?

Yeah. That my homeboy guy. What does that shirt say? Made for all. Okay. Right. And I would love to do a no jumper edition. You know a lot of people from the culture,

Crips and Blugs, watch a shit. Right. So we got this line. It's part of the problem. Yeah. We got this line. It's called On the Fingers. Oh, yes.

My man, John over here is Pioneers. I would love to do something. It's entirely his brand or you partner. No, that's his brand, but I'm going to help my brother. That's P-Funk, right? But if we could do it on the fingers version. So when you say P-Funk, that's P-Roo. That's just another way of saying P-Roo.

That's Paroleu, cross the board. See, when I was young growing up and I was doing time, and he'd know, because his little brother did time with me, people would come in and they would kind of like isolate their enemies. The viewers from, like, Compton, Paru, they'd be like, if you're a Compton, Crip, they're like, nah, we got beef with them. So when person asked me why I was from, I tell him Paroo, which won all of them.

So if it's an issue with one of the homies, then I felt like it wasn't an even race, then I'm going to run that fade, right? because I'm feeling what they feel it. And certain generations parr-r-rules, we just move like that. Niggas from where they're from, but at the end of the day, we all gonna feel what we feel.

But I was just thinking, y'all got a store, right? Right? And because our- Which you haven't been to yet? Yeah, I'm gonna come to it. Okay. Our culture represents both sides, especially in L.A. when it comes with no jumper.

I got a lot of crips, a lot of bloods, a lot of Pau-Roo's, a lot of essays. They hit me, they tell me, yo, whack. You and Adam is the reason why we back over there. It's real shit. On Melrose? No, just watching this second. Oh, okay.

Oh, watching a jump. Yeah, right. So, and we can do it on the fingers, mean the fingers. People throwing up their shit, whether it's neighborhood, whether it's blood, whether it's Crip,

whether it's power rules, just throwing up your shit is a positive day because it's representation on what you represent. We could do it a no jumper version, put the logo on there,

toss them in there and give you your cut. I take care all the costs. On the fingers. Yeah, look out for my home, boy, little John. Little John, doing his thing.

I think you learn to like You got a mean, is that coofy then? Kind of a coofy, right? That's a coofy. Oh, that's a coofy. But his ass don't read the Quran. I don't know what that's about. He rides motorcycles in the shit, right?

No, no. He rides. I brought him a motorcycle. He rides motorcycle. You know what's crazy about my team? What? You've seen other teams. My team ain't extra out with all the fucking antics and shit.

Yeah. I've never seen them while out. I get the idea that they probably wild out. Oh, no, they definitely. They could while out. They decorated. warriors. That's generals.

Kind of assuming that. Like, that's one thing about me. I don't got nothing under me that's under me. Everything that's with me is like me. I've seen their disposition soften a little. When they first came in here, I was getting more of a vibe, but like, oh, these guys might beat the shit

out of me. But now I feel like it's more hospitable. They're very respectful. They move when we got to move, but you know, it's just what it is. You know, I can't have a baby rattlesnake don't know how to control they venom. Those are the ones we keep at the end of the streets. A baby rattle snake. doesn't know of control.

When the baby rattlesnake hits you, he releases the whole sack. This is a weird metaphor because so few people are familiar with how rattlesnakes were, never mind babies. When a full grown rattlesnake hits you, they give you just enough to get you off of them

and get you away from them. In case you try to double back, they got something left. A baby rattlesnake, he's going to hit you and he's going to release the whole venom sack. Right? So they'll fuck you up worse. Yeah, you keep them outside

because if they see something, here's something going on, you want them to release the whole sack. I want you to release the whole sack. I mean, there you go. Some gay shit. Release my sack. Yo, see, Adam, you know psychologically homosexuality stars off in your brain. Yeah.

I think one day you're going to be that curious, but you're just going to try this shit. I feel like every podcast you've told me that I'm going to be gay in the future. If you keep saying it, it might really happen. Hey, yo, look, I think you have a wife that would accept it. You being by. She's actually told me that she would be pretty not pleased if that were to happen. You went by?

You know, there's always this conversation. Bye-bye-bye if you went by. Bye, bye, bye. She was a big Backstreet Boys fan. No, but, you know, like, some women would be okay with their men doing bisexual activities. Some women wouldn't. I don't think my girl. Hey, you know what?

A lot of women are like men. Like, men like to see two women. And some women, they get off seeing that. Have you met a lot of women like that? No, a lot of women I know they say, nah, I wouldn't want to see my man doing that. I've heard a few girls say that, but a very small percentage. I think my girl would be pretty upset if I had doo-doo on my dick from some dude.

Assuming I would be at the top. Did you do the midget scene with your wife? Not a midget. C.J. Miles, give her a Google. She's hot. No, you're the midget. But she is five. She is four seven.

Four seven. What are you looking for me? I'm midget news? No, I've been... You know they don't like that, right? I've been noticing that there's... And we need to... Are you, like, losing your sight?

Because your text on your phone is so big, and you're squinting at it. Like, what is this? I've been noticing that... Did you watch that movie? I'll forget the name of it. I would like the trafficking of kids. I believe Mel Gibson.

Oh, Mel Gibson? I think he might have directed it. There was like sound of something. There was one that came out recently. Sound of something, but it was like. Something like that. I didn't see it, but I heard about it. That shit is, you know, they said that that, I don't even want to call to the industry,

but that bullshit is making more, it makes more money than a whole airline industry combined. Right? And they're like literally like, they kidnap the kids and then they put them in these containers and they ship them all. So we got a large problem. today and me being a father, you being a father, we kind of ignore this shit. We don't talk about it.

We don't bring awareness. Like I think a lot of us as parents, we need to tighten up on what's going on. Even on clubhouse, it's been a fluctuation. You know, I got a team on there, and we kind of run searches and backgrounds on people to make sure we don't have those type of people on our stage.

So everybody who comes into the clubhouse room gets checked to see if they're a child trafficker. If you're on a hunting side, we're checking to see if you, like, You kids or, you know, rapist or what you are because, believe it or not, that app is for 12 and up. Clubhouse. Yeah, I don't allow minors on my floor, but I'm not going to allow predators because the predator may meet a female who has kids. Then it leads to that.

You know what I mean? Last week, we find them at least one every three, four months. We just found one this dude named Pac-Man, DeAngelo Connor or something like that. Oh, boy. And he was sex trafficking or 13, 14-year-old girls. Went to the feds behind it. Gets out and tries to be a clubhouse superstar. Gets out, tries to be a clubhouse superstar comes on rapping.

Booms the room. No, no. He come on. You try to. Come on rapping. Start beefing with my nephew, Cray. Hey, Craig, we're not doing that, no more. I've been trolled to you.

But he starts going back and forth and Cray's the one, exposed it. Like, yo, this guy is this. And I go, we didn't know it. But he was on my floor, like mingling with people. And then when we got his paperwork, he, in fact, was like, like, you know, trafficking and taking 13, 14-year-old girls to have sexual acts and doing all this crazy shit. But wait, he wasn't just fucking, he was, like, trafficking them and, like selling them or something? What is it? Back-planet.

Oh, back page? Back page. He's like prostituting them. He was doing that, taking them and dropping them off and picking them up. And what's crazy is we find out that right down the day. Because, you know, when you parole from that, you have. to go register. Nicky Minaj, his husband went through this.

And I guess dude didn't register, so now he's on He's gonna run right now. He's still on the run. But not registering. Really? But yeah, dude out of Brooklyn, Flatbush, Brooklyn, he did this shit up in Buffalo, New York. But you know, one thing about it, the hundred trenches, we're gonna bring awareness to that.

We talk our shit, but we're gonna protect our kids, protect our women at all times. But overall, in life, we need to be aware of these type of people. Out here we have Megan's Law. Right? Is it Megan's Law? bro, I urge you, go to Megaslaw, put your zip code in, and look at your area, right? If there's schools or parks in your area, daycares, anybody that's registered is not supposed to be within a mile of that. Like, I pulled it up one time. It was one on my block.

I went knocked on his door. And he opened the door? Yeah, I let him know. I said, look, bro, me and you both been to the same place. I know what you on parole for, right? I live down there. you know, let's keep it, keep it moving. I wouldn't know that I'd know.

Keep it moving like you need to get the fuck out of my neighborhood? I mean, I would, I would have, you know, appreciate it that, but don't, I don't want to catch you in front of my house. Well, that's for sure. If you walk and your dog, go to the other side of the street. Even him just knowing that you know is probably going to abate at least some of the problems you might have. We got a lot of single parents, man. We got a lot of single mothers. We got a lot of our kids that they be out on their bikes and stuff, bro.

It's like, we got to like, you know, that's a mental illness, I believe. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, for sure. But, okay, if you have, like, you have kids, but I think about that sometimes. Like, when my kid is 10, am I going to let her, like, ride her bike around the neighborhood?

No, I mean, she needs to be supervised. Today, Adam, in this day and age? Today, she needs to be supervised. When I was a kid, when I was, like, as soon as I was, like, five or six, I'm riding my bike all around the neighborhood, hanging out, doing whatever. We were a badass little 10-year-olds.

Yeah. We had Switchblades and my kids. fucking slingshots. We were bad, right? And we kind of knew how to fend for ourselves a little more. Our kids these days, bro, they can't. They're defenseless. Somebody pull up with a statue move, there's nothing they can do.

This is real shit. Yeah, I don't know. That's a lot to fucking just think about what you're going to allow your kid to do once they get older. Can't do it, brother. You got to, you know, I'd rather you overdo than other do. Can I get your reaction to this? What's that? My friend, streamer, destiny, says the N-word while on live stream.

You ready to hear this? The guy that was here, it turns out he's a racist. Let me hear. At Destiny, you said nigger like one month ago. I would never even utter that disgusting fucking word. I would never, ever, in any circumstance, when I ever fucking say that. So that is not. At destiny, you said nigger like one month ago.

I would. Rate that on scale of one time. How offensive is that? He's saying somebody else said it. Yeah, he was like talking about, he was reading a comment that said it. He could have easily said the N-word. I don't know. I mean...

Who's reading the comment? He's kind of... He's reading the comment? Yeah, yeah. Now, here it is. I know some of my people ain't gonna like me saying this. There's a difference between nigger

and the hard E.R. We have commercialized nigger. I'll be in stores. It'll be two Mexicans talking and they'd be like my nigger, like, right? They kind of like, that's what they say. Right? Everybody uses the word.

I don't know if it's rap music. I don't know what it is. It's really just white people. than I'm supposed to use it at this point, right? I don't know because... Too many people, I would say. Shit, M&M used it. Yeah, but a long time ago

and he never wanted it to get out and then once it came out, he took like a three-year break from rapping. Well, no, I think, what you call it, they put a gag order on him. Quarter raise a dad, fucking Benzino. He had a whole album,

and I read the paper where I put a gag order on Benzino. He had a whole album where it was like, real offensive shit, porch monkey, nigger, all kind of crazy stuff like that, right? So, but I think he was, I don't know, like, I met the, I think he was reading something. I think he wouldn't have said the hardy are. The main thing I remember with that M&M mixtape from back in the day is that one of the choruses on one of the songs was like, black girls are stupid, black girls are dumb. I was like, bro, what are you going through that? this is what you wanted to make music about.

I don't know. I think he'd be all right with that. The way Destiny said it? Yeah, I think he said about that. I don't think Destiny's going to face any real repercussions from this, mostly because he's not really like a hip-hop participant. And it's not like he was really saying it. And he wasn't talking at us.

Yeah. He was reading a comment talking about something. I mean, you know, it's a very sensitive word. You know, we're kind of hypocritical with it because we call each other this all day long. Then the minute somebody else says it. Do you look at Destiny? He was almost kind of brave for something? saying it in that situation?

No, I just look at it. I don't think his mind was working in insult and being disrespectful. I think he was reading the comment. I mean, he was trolling. You listen to what he said after he said it. He goes, I would never use that disgusting word. I would never say that. Like, he's trolling, you know.

He knew that he was. He said, I would never say it, but he's saying it. Yeah, because he knows that it's going to get a rise out of people. Let me ask you something. If I would use it in a similar way, if I would read a comment right now, probably a different reaction. Why did we hit him in his motherfucking mouth? Can we say we was trolling?

I don't think punching someone is really a troll. It's trolling. I don't think that's how it works. Well, I mean, maybe he might want to chill out then. Yeah, but I don't think his social circle is likely to really give a fuck about this one. Is his visual on there? Yeah, that was a clip from the stream. And one thing about our people, we're everywhere.

We did post it on the November account. We're everywhere. 70,000 likes. Whoa. One thing about our people, we're everywhere. Uh-huh. Kanye's rapping about switches and putting belts to ass. Switches.

What do you mean switches? Like hydraulics? The switch that you put on the gun. Oh. Those are illegal. Yes, they are. People are strongly advised that you do not modify your firearm. You'll do 10 years in federal prison or whatever.

Leave your firearm as is. Right. I advise you. I don't think Kanye is promoting switches. Let's hit this. topic. Did he? Oh, shit.

You guys kind of predicted this because you talked about it at length on that academics podcast with Troy Ave and Fat Boy. It was coming. And then, like, did you know that those was coming? I knew it was coming. I know how it go. And I knew he was going to step away from his company to save his company. Revolt.

Yeah. Yeah. You got to remember, you understand how this work. The liquor already is kind of like what it is. The minute those ads start. being pulled, what happens with revolt? Right? And him being sitting in that seat will force.

All it takes is that major ad to pull out and they go public and say, you know, we have, you know, pulled out on an ad campaign with revolt and then somebody like no jumper reports that that company has pulled out, it's over with. So he did the best thing he should have, he should have did that initially. A lot of things he should have did. He should have just took care of Cassie and she asked for it. And he should have been at the time that Cassie shit happened, he should have stepped down then. You tried to save himself by settling the suit right away, right?

Yeah, but she, you know, he should have just, see, she extorted him. That's your comfortable calling it extortion based on what? I'm going to tell you why. Adam, if me and you went on a robbery. It was me, you and the driver, right? Right. And in the commission, no, we can't say that because what I'm about to say, no, my homie is never doing that.

He looks like a good driver, no. No. In the commission of the robbery, we leave. And we started to get, like, cold feet about the driver. So me and you make a decision that we got to get rid of the driver, right? Okay. Years go by. Yeah, Adam, I need a million dollars for I start talking about that robbery.

You know what happened that night, and I'll stop. Now, the world here is robbery. But you know what happened that night. You know it's a shallow grave somewhere, right, with the driver in it. Okay. I need a million, right? Now, let's fast forward to what Cassie did. Yes, he would have me go get the male prostitutes and he would strip naked and masturbate while filming us.

She stopped. You know what Puffy knows? and after I got done with the male prostitute, then he would join in and I would grab the camera and film them. Right? She put enough out there to let him know, I'm not playing, I'm about to tell it all.

So you think that he was getting it in with these dudes too? I think Puffy did nothing wrong when it come to their sexual acts and she was with it. He paid to keep. the embarrassment from coming out. Do you think he's that embarrassed about fucking with dudes? Puffy has a fucking ego. He has children.

Yeah. Understand what I'm saying? I don't think it's just about him. And I think, remember, a person is going to fire the smaller gun first. Can you only imagine the other things that she would have began to talk about? Because when that case came out, that's what I was telling Lennon. I'm like, just imagine what they're going to put out? I'm like, what are they going to put out about him next week?

What are they going to put out the week after that? Because you know that they're not giving you everything all at once, even though it's a suit. You know they got all kinds of shit ready to go. This is not like a one and done. Puffy, whatever he was doing with her sexually, that was consensual. But the things that were probably going on would probably bring an embarrassment to him and his family.

So, I mean, like, you don't believe that she was really, like, getting mentally tortured by him for all those years? Because that's kind of what she was saying. You know, I believe that it's been five years. Let's get it. You know, I'm tired of, no disrespect. You got caught fucking the trainer that Puffy was paying for. So let's not paint her as a fucking angel.

That's how they fell out. This is a fact. Maybe that was her just trying to find the way out. She have two kids. She's sitting back and she's watching young Miami getting assistance from Puff with her career, which is something she was looking to happen. While he impregnates other women. Right.

Puff always had an understanding what is female that it just ain't. me and you. Even with Young Miami, I don't think it's just those two things. She plays her position. Yeah, he's been pretty clear about that. Whatever that may be, right? Young Miami, she's pretty strong. Will she going to accept? What she going to accept? And that's what it is, right? But I think you knew exactly what was going on when it comes to the sexual activities, 14, 15 years. That's like your wife, 15 years from now saying, I didn't want to. I did it. because you made me feel like I had to. Right.

And you're like, what the fuck are you talking about? It's a little different with you because your shit's televised. And she got me into porn for the record. She already had porn star dreams when I met her. Listen, but if she was to come out and do that, right, they would scrutinize you. Right. The only difference between you and puff. And all she got to do is say it.

Yeah. It doesn't matter that it makes no sense and that every single person who was around would say, no, that's not how to happen. Yeah. 30% of the world is going to believe. it regardless of what you say. Probably more than that. Right.

But I think with you, all the other shit ain't going on. You know, puffing them. You know, it's a lot of rumors out there that, you know, it's a lot of other shit going on. Who knows where the story would have led to. So when you were saying party, party on that academics interview, were you talking about gay shit? Or were you more talking about just weird, freaky shit? All of it in general. Because when he says party party, the way he's, you.

He's saying it like he said at the Fabulous, it leads us as heterosexual men to say, Fabulous just said, nah, we parted together. We said, live. Shout out the headline of Mike. And he's like, nah, playboy, me and you, a party party.

So that's why I'm like, Puff. Please go online and define what a party party is. Because now it's sounding like you want to get up close and personal or a little too personal with that individual. And now we're hearing. Massey, right? Him asshole, naked, masturbate me on the camera,

watching another dude, fuck his woman. I don't even think you're doing that. Masturbate behind the camera? No, you're not filming. You weren't there. No, no, no. You're not, see what I'm saying? But I banged her with another dude the other day.

No. Who did? Me and another man. I thought you was waiting to do that with the show. Well, it's going to come out next Thursday. It's the winner of the show. You already did it. You already know the winner is.

Yes. Okay. There it go. But I mean, okay. That's crazy. Obviously, it's different because he was allegedly doing this non-consensually or whatever. But. Lain to get out now.

Diddy is apparently a black man who likes watching this girl get fucked by other dudes. A lot of people told me that this didn't exist, that only a white man would ever be into this sort of thing. Now, I would like to remove myself from the non-consensual aspect of what he was doing. But it appears that this rich, powerful black man. We're not going to say for getting his bitch fucked my other man while he jerked off. You think for 14 years it was fucking non-consensual? I have some doubts about that, but also I could see her being in a fucking fucked up non-concessual relationship for a long-ass period of time.

It's not unheard of. Now, I will say on the flip side, I'm not going to call her a liar when she says the physical stuff was going on. I'm not going to do that, right? I'm not even entering that realm. I just think on the sexual side of it She was good with it I think that she was having fun with it

I mean in the night she was coming having orgasms Getting a variety of different fucking man How do we know she was having orgasms? I mean you would know shit I would assume You can't assume that I mean R. Kelly had a whole harem for all those years right? What? Haram like a group of women he was fucking

You had a group of women you fucking include midgets Not really They just come around once in a while to film some shit No, every time I leave it's two, three, I'm pulling up. A harem would be like if I had just like ten girls that, like, I had a separate house and they all live there and I just go fuck them whenever I wanted, but they were like underlocking key. But you know what's crazy? What a black man does this? You got something to say, but what about Hugh Hefner?

Uh-oh. What was he doing? Y'all gave him praise. Playboy match. I like how I gave him praise. Y'all gave him praise. I mean, he created a cool magazine. I don't really know much about the sex life.

He was fucking all of girls. That's cool, I guess. This is another important one that we hit. The video of T.I. and his son, King, beefing. He should have been did it. One of the craziest things ever. Charleston White told him that he should have been dead. He should have been did it.

That T.I. should have choked his ass out. First of all, we watched King grow up having a good life. All this, you know, these rappers create these slogans, stand on business and this, and everybody starts saying this shit. He's telling his father, he stands on business. When it's the business of his father that assured the fact that he could just stand, period. You had we watched you grow up on TV We watched Snake, my man Snake, right

Supervised you when your father wasn't around Right, so T.I. should have been checked at But the son says something that got my attention We know the truth And if you guys Didn't want me or something Then why did you just get rid of me? So I'm starting to think that

kind of felt like he was alienated or maybe T.I. was just kind of like always on him to get him right and he received that wrong. I don't think, you know, I've had my issues with T.I. when it comes to legal shit. But far as him being a father and the dad, I give him a salute for that. I don't take that from him. When I interviewed, I think he's been a great father. I interviewed T.I. and his son, Damani, the other son, together.

And DeMani spoke quite a bit about how he had basically two parallel lives. because when he was with T.I. He had all the nicest shit and, you know, beautiful house, mansion, whatever. And then the other side of his family, like on his mom's side, was basically like a much more average upbringing. Probably not some super... But he lived with his mother and his father. But he, you know, he had shared custody, essentially.

So he spent some of his time with T.I and some of his mom. T.I don't... I don't know if that's exactly the same for King. I don't come off to see T.I. The type of guy that's not going to keep... Tiny right. I think wherever the hell the kids was at where tiny was going to be

just as sufficient as they were with TI. Right. I'm not going to put that on TI. I don't see him as that type of guy. But everybody, the reason why people are so obsessed with the King's storyline is because you have what is essentially a rich kid who clearly has some kind of lust

for wanting to have a more dramatic street type upbringing that it would appear that he didn't really have, but he grows up listening to rap music and look at your dad. Your dad fucking invented trap music. So it's got to be fucking tough. I have some empathy for him. It's got to be tough growing up under that.

Well, he wants to, you know, every young dude wants to be tough. They want to be self-sufficient. He didn't see T.I. His raising, T.I. didn't. That wasn't who T.I. was. How old is he? 20? He's pretty young.

Yeah, he's pretty young. Like by that time T.I. was doing other things. Television, clothes line. He's seen the real business side of his father. But a lot of people are going to always remember T. for the gangster-ass period of his career and especially when you're his kid and you're kind of constantly being compared to it

even T.I. When he stops being like gangster with his lyrics and all that type of shit, he's still clearly got a shitload of respect. And being a fucking celebrity's kid, it's tough because nobody's going to fucking give you your respect even if you do some cool shit, right? I don't see T.I. ever as being gangster with his lyrics. I see him as just being real with his lyrics.

My time... He was just saying real shit. He was saying his reality. I don't see T.I. trying to play over gangster with his lyric. Maybe not over gangster. He would just be real. He had real lyrics. I remember 2003, 2004 when I first found out about T.I. Definitely our opinion of him was

oh shit. This guy seems gangster as fuck. So what did you see Gucci ass? Even more gangster, yeah. You see the difference? Yeah. Where did you see game ass? Also quite gangster. You see, I mean, I think T.I's lyrics were more real. It was maybe speaking about the streets, but I don't think

his persona person as who he was was trying to be gangster. I Do you remember when he got caught buying like 40 guns? That's where my description. Okay. That's where my discrepancy comes in, because when I read that paperwork and you get caught with that type of stuff

and you get 12 months in a day, I'm scratching my head. Then the commercials and shit he had to do, the we-tip commercials and all this type of stuff. It was low. Oh, no. All right. Then he took the stand.

You know, with a security guard got killed. Yeah. Yeah, we don't do shit like that. Yeah, I don't know none about all that. You know about that? You know about that? Yes, the second guy did it. I'm not going to tell T.I. whether he's gangster or not based on that shit, yeah.

I don't think he wants to be gangster. I just T.I. wants to be living his truth, and he thinks his truth is real. And, you know, I don't knock him for that. He's supposed to. I got another bombshell for you. How do you feel about young folks saying that Birdman is a fake blood? I didn't hear that. You know what?

I think... Interrogation video that came out. I'm going to be real. I've listened to that. It's only one thing in that that I think was... were two things. First of all, youngsters never think you can outwit law enforcement. You plead the fifth.

You take the easy way out. Don't say nothing. Anything you say can and will be used against you. They tell you that. Your Fifth Amendment right is the right to remain silent, right? I think personally, Thug was attempting to derail. to derail. Right.

A lot of things that they were saying. Roscoe and Wayne was super tight. It was like, if they're super tight, how would you think he would shoot up the bus? Roscoe and Stunner really wasn't cool like that, so if they wasn't cool like that,

why would you think Stunner would have him do such a thing? And Thug and the same interrogation was denying that he was a blood. He said that was just joking-ass, internet shit or whatever. One thing, he did that he shouldn't have done was say that Roscoe took Wayne his drugs.

If you look up Roscoe's RICO charges in this case, one of them is the distribution of drugs. Right? Then he tried to disassociate himself from Roscoe by saying Roscoe's not my manager. He doesn't do any business for me.

Right? So I think I think Thug was attempting to derail a lot of the narratives that law enforcement was putting together with the circle. But I think in doing so, he tripped up and he should have just did what we're trying to do and not saying nothing at all. It's got to be tough for him to even get legal advice about what he should say, right? Because isn't everything that he's saying going to be recorded?

You don't say nothing, period. You eliminate the possibility of anything happening, and you don't say a word. You plead the fifth. your attorney. He had no reason to talk. He's not on trial for the bus. Why talk about the bus? Right. You know what I mean? And you got to remember, Stuner helped birth him. So there's nothing he could say about the individual that was already here when he was birthed. There's nothing you can say about that. What are you going to say? Right. But I don't think, you know, that he, his intentions was that. I would hope they

was it? Right. But nevertheless, if I was Stunner, you know, me and Stunner talked about it. The Thug and Birdman haven't really done business together in a long time too. No, Thug.

Birdman has an extreme respect and extreme, and extreme love for Thug. Right. You know what I'm saying? And I don't think he would expect it to hear that out of Thug,

whatever the tip may be. You know, about the end of the day, Stunner, they've been around, you know, three and a half decades, you know what I mean? No nothing to surprise him. and he stays on his toes and he keeps people close enough

to be in a deal with him but he stays far enough away to be able to get away from it. Do you think Birdman will ever comment on thugs saying that? Never. Real gangster, he ain't going to do no talking about nothing. He'll have conversation with those around him

that he felt like he can but you'd never get a comment out of... You want to know something? Oh, fuck, he's not here. But, okay, anyway, I bought these shoes. It was hard. I think they were like 600 bucks. or some shit, 700 bucks, whatever.

Some Travis Scott Nike's dubbed Toby to buy them. And I come into work today with them on. A bunch of people compliment me on them and shit. And then my boy, who works here. He's got the same ones. Oh, fuck, I just aired him out. Can we believe his name? He's got the same ones on, but they're fake.

We got them side by side. I cannot tell the difference at all. 100 bucks. What's fake about him? They were not made by Nike. They were made by side. some guy who's trying to make money by faking Nike shoes. Probably not some guy.

Probably like a pretty sophisticated operation. And he said him for $100 or $200. I mean, he got him for $100. I don't know how much you could potentially get him for. I seen him. I couldn't tell. That's fucking crazy, right? Yeah, that's like, what's my man, Ocho Cinco?

He's like, yo, I don't buy no real diamond air. It rings you crazy. If they're in my ear, they cost $50,000. I lose these shits in the bed. I'm going to pay $18 for these shits. When I put them in my ear, they're real. Who's going to walk up on me and test them? And when I've seen this night

That's why when you showed them to me I've seen him I'm like damn the motherfuckers is hard I didn't think they were fake I don't like we had them side by side I don't see any differences Now I think The idea of wearing fake shoes

Sounds kind of whack and the idea of wearing The Real Deal sounds kind of cool But if there's no difference I mean I might just have to buy fake shoes for the rest of my life And just not tell anybody right That's real If I could save like $600

dollars on the fucking shoes? At the end of the day, we only gonna rock it for so long for they out of here anyway. I'm saying. I mean, I wear shoes longer than the average person, but a lot of guys I know they wear shoes like once or twice. It's over. They ain't gonna know.

Especially guys that go to the club. They spend $3,000 in an outfit and go to the club where the lights is off. Yeah. Nobody can see you. And then they take a picture because they took a picture on Instagram, they felt like they can't wear to fit again. My shit go to the cleaners.

I'm putting it on again and again. Yeah. And again, I don't know what they're talking about. But if you're on camera, it kind of gives you a little bit more of a motivation to not re-rock the outfits, right? If I'd have Vlad today, I'd have been on Vlad with this at 2 o'clock, and I'd have been over here, 6 o'clock with the same shit on. But you never repeat outfits on here. I don't think. I mean, but I'm not here.

You ain't got yourself some Palm Angels pants, huh? I don't know. I'm feeling yourself, huh? I don't know, you know, shit. I don't know where shit comes from. I got shit in the closet, just been sitting there. I finally put it together. You got a personal shopper?

That would be nice. I used to. I got somebody that you want. She's real good. Yeah? She's going to dress me like you? No, she's going to dress how you want to dress how she feels you should dress. I put her with NL.E.

Choppel, like, two, three years ago. Her name is Mikel West. Okay. She used to do Diddy and all his kids. This is like a real thing. A lot of people you know have personal shoppers. And she's cool. Like, she's cool.

Like, she's like she's no how to cater to her clients. I'll put you with her. Try her out. Interesting. Yeah. I'll get that a shot. She has a story to her, mother is like 50 years, 50 years to life in federal prison, like some dude told on her,

like she was like a drug kingpin out of Detroit and with hits call, but she didn't do it, but the actual hitman put it on her. They let him go. Yeah, she was almost close to being pardoned at one time. I don't know what happened, but she got a crazy story. Interesting. Yeah. You see this thing right here?

I'm rocking this all fucking winter. What is that? It's like a thermal thing because since. So I've been getting skinnier. I'm like, like last winter, I was freezing all fucking winter. Now I got these thermal shirts. I'm going to just wear this under my hoodie or under my t-shirt every single day. And that way I'll be able to stay warm because I was dying.

I was dying last winter. I wear that type of shit is called some of something, was it body, body armor or something? I wear it like when I'm on my Harley. I have that underneath. On the bike. I don't feel nothing. Hell yeah. Late at night, it's cool.

We coming in 1, 2 o'clock in the morning. October, November, December I wear that, you don't feel anything. It's like going to scuba diving. You need something to keep yourself warm. I wear all that under my bike. So, y'all know what you say. Even when we're going to tour in Europe

this time of year, I wear that. Interesting. You're free, that's a different type of cold. I'm not fucking with it. Yo, man, when you're coming to the hunting side, man, the people want to ask some questions for you. You want me to go on clubhouse? You got to give us at least 30 minutes, man.

Show some love. I don't know, man. I'm kind of anti-clubhouse. Not to hunt. I might just boom the room. No, we ain't gonna give you no bean. I don't even remember what that means. What is boom in the room?

We can give you no bean. I ain't tripping that. No. Okay. Be safe ain't going to be and pack your ass out. I'm gonna give you a bean. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying?

You know what I'm saying? Yeah, the bow down session of the Adam and Wack show. You know what I'm saying? I'll take that. One up for the brothers. Shout out to a community. Okay.

Is that what it is? Yeah. Community. How do you act like you don't know this? Because I keep hearing things. I hear fig. Back on fig. Community.

Community. Yeah. Right. You shove them together. You get fig community. Fig immunity, community. Shout out the nephew and him over there. Listen, he apologized.

It's your apology to the other, you know, let's kind of like keep moving. Let's keep this shit healthy. And let's leave Odesto alone. Desto, you know, I had a DM troll with you. Yeah, what was that like? You guys are yelling at each other in the DMs? Oh, it's fucking crazy. You don't want me to read them?

No, don't read it. You could tell me about it or show me afterwards. Desto, you know why I'm a little irritated with you. We had a conversation later. Till next time, shout out to the Adam and Wax show. I'm going to give his name party today because he did the bowing down and the cement. Smack the like button. Westside.

We out.