No Jumper - The Monday Show Ep 25: YoungBoy vs No Cap & Is Roddy Ricch On The Clock?

Episode Date: November 22, 2022

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Yo, welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. So, Gina views are sick. Well, I don't even know if I should say that. She got to clap, guys. She got the clap.

Not like that. No, I'm just playing. Gina is not feeling. She's feeling a bit under the weather, but I'm sure she'll be back soon. Our hopes and prayers are with her for a speedy recovery. Definitely. I was definitely going to come at her about. live show too I was definitely gonna come at her about the live show too I had

fun for her but oh yeah is she really sick or like since Thanksgiving is coming up she's trying to go to go to Bali so she's saying you know what we out of here you know we're going perhaps it was perhaps it was a twerking injury from the life show that's all I was saying she was turning up a twerker injury she I dude she was twerking hard enough to pop a blood vessel let's be real here oh the crowd everybody was twerking she was I come on but you what are you commenting on the size of her ass no like Gina like like like like she's the homies bro like I can't even imagine Gina like twerking or doing some like real like feminine right for me you know well

yeah I understand not wanting to sexualize her however she was to that thing up and throwing it back she had a little dying what she was like her back or what I I mean, the ass was to the crowd. It was jirating. The crowd was driving it. To be fair, it was, she had like a big ass flannel that it was under. So it was not like it was cheek exposure. But, you know, she was, she was feeling herself.

Wait, but speaking of the live show, though, what was you guys' reaction to the live show? Shorty was doing the damn thing, though. Oh, I thought it was great. Yeah. I pulled up, you feel me, had a shorty with me, instantly got interrogated by Flacco. Yo, this guy came up with the short, he told us, nah, this is the home girl. And then started smacking her ass and I'm like, hold up now, bro.

Like, if this the home girl, how are you smacking the home girl's ass? Oh, friends of benefits. Hey, what did, uh, what did, what did, what did, what did Pee say on Big Popper, you feel me? What? Tell your friends to get with my friends, we can be friends. We can be friends. You feel me?

Yo, let me find out that Lush is the third P in his office. Shit, nah, bro, I'm a square. Nah, hell not. Like, don't you like bang like the West Fargo Cyclops or like whatever you get in, right? Exactly, bro. West Fargo Cyclops, how'd you know? Yo, I go lie to you, bro. When Lush, Duss, and Sons, that should be amazing.

My boy got... Do it again? My boy got some official kicks on, you feel me? Wait, wait, wait. He got the... Do it again? 5-1-50 and highs down. Wow, can you please give him the solo cam real quick?

Do that real quick. God damn you feel me yo he knows legit lush do I have your permission to do that when the host come around absolutely bro you've like like you are honorarily on the set bro we definitely and nobody touching flaco it's already been established oh flaco's initiated yeah yeah you ain't you again um jumped to get in flaco not from the hood but he uh but he protected by the hood you listen man bro i'm I'm throwing that shit up for sure once the bitches come around.

Oh, crazy. Absolutely, man. Hey, but don't cap. I damn near had the baddest one with me that day. The baddest? One of the baddest in the video. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Who was those two white girls?

Those with you? Fuck no. Speak on it, man. Now, listen, first off. They were twirking. Oh, houseworn. They had to be housewomen. No, hell no.

Those my homies. So I fuck with them. Yeah, but they was, I'm just saying. Nothing, no dis to black out girls. They was doing the damn thing. Yeah. That's their name. Yeah.

They was not there with me though, you feel me? I had the young Latina Thickham's. But I love them. Yo, no, because I think they got into it with, I can't even say, man. But like they got into it with some folks, man. You know what I there as well, man? They had a necessary presence. They were turning up.

Yo, they got turned. Yeah. Yo, I feel like they should come to every live show. Because without them, like, the live show wouldn't be the same. Yeah. The way they came on stage. The way they were talking, the whole crowd was like, yo, like, I thought they were about to start stripping. I ain't know that.

They were invited for a reason, clearly. My reason. Yo, my takeaway was Blasey got the best security I've ever seen. Blasey security was banging on people that were like a part of the show. Oh, really? Yeah. Blasey security was like trying to like pull Gina like from going on stage. Like, bro, like who are you, my boy?

Like, no disrespect, but like she's a part of the thing. Well, so I feel like bro came and he was like bro was treating Blassey like Barack Obama Which yo you're supposed to do that right like if you're my security you're supposed to have the whole thinking I'm the most important nigga here brown Obama yeah bro I swear to God bro like if a fan got too close is what you feel me like he is no bro even I couldn't get too close to Blassie. Flacco do you understand how many like out of anybody at no jumper just all the questions I get asked yeah I get approached about you the most me yeah there's so many people asking about flak

I have to have to do a lot of explaining on your back yeah just know that I you know yeah of course but you obviously I fuck with you because like there's a lot of baggage that comes with friendship with flaco yo I heard that like we're not gonna name the set but I heard a particular set was now upset at me for comments about one of their fellow rappers that I made. Now, absolutely. Yeah, but like, okay, so my whole thing is this, man. I didn't think I said nothing too bad. And all I said was when Gina was like, yo, we're going to pray for him.

I said, hey, listen up, man. Like, my prayers to me is very important, meaning I treat my relationship with God as a very endearing thing. So for me to say I'm gonna hop on my knees tonight and pray for somebody I've got to actually mean it So what I said was I'm gonna save my prayers right but then they seen that as the ultimate disrespect because I wouldn't pray for bro to you know to be a shot Can we just speak on who this? Yeah, yeah sure Sue surf you know me who's a good friend of mine by the way and I'll go on record and say a very nice guy free my brother of surf you feel me That Rico they gone. Free surf till is backwards you know he's from a reputable neighborhood in New York and in Jersey but that's actually a LA neighborhood.

Yeah, of course. And you know, obviously people weren't happy about those comments. But beyond that, the entire battle rap community were incensed by that as well. Why? Because I said I wasn't gonna pray for somebody? I mean, you were kind of like, you had that, it was almost like a Charleston White-esque energy like, ah, throw them, throw them in the prison, lock away the key. and these people that are bad for society.

Like, it kind of had that tone to it. I feel like that's the main difference between me and Lush is Lush is able to break things down in a way that's non-combative. That's, like, not, like, what's my... Like, yo, what's probably what's right for it? It's... Political. Yeah, right?

Me is more so, like, bro, I guess it's probably my limited use of the English dictionary, right, to where, like, I can just say things, like, straightforward, right? So I feel like when I was saying, I did say, yo, yo, if he's innocent, free him. If he's guilty, keep him, right? That's my statement for everybody, meaning if this man is being bombarded, being lied on, being railroaded by the system, which we all know the system is flawed. If he's being bombarded and railroaded by the system, then free him. But if he's guilty, I ain't going to waste my prayers, right?

So when I say that, I'm thinking, yo, that's like a happy medium to where everybody is happy right because why like why would anybody want a criminal who you found guilty to be free and right I think I get it because from the flago standpoint a lot of it comes I feel like from being a foreigner like I feel like meaning like if you have like thorough country family members that come from there's a thing they say a lot like it's like I'm not gonna waste my prey on that like I'm not like that's a common lingo right foreign countries but in America I get where the streets America we don't talk like that when it comes to prayer and stuff.

Yeah. You could say it's a form of disrespect. If you're not saying, if you're not saying something good, don't say nothing at all. That's how I feel like where you guys are basically, where you're coming from. Well, if you're covering street culture and, you know, a fan of this type of music

and pushing that narrative in a positive way, it's kind of counterproductive and counterintuitive. If the charges are not of a sexual nature, there's nothing like, There's no, you know, there's no type of, you know, anything with underage, whoop-dy-wump, or nothing of that nature, no sex charges. Then to me, that's like not language that I would have, especially when doing a little bit of research in this particular case,

you'll see that a lot of what's going on with him are based on his past. And look, as someone that has a shaky past and has been through a lot of stuff, you don't necessarily change overnight. Like, you know, like I was, I was on drugs for 26, 27 years straight. Now, even though I've been clean for a few years now, it's still a lot of tendencies within me that are drug addict behavior because that doesn't just go away overnight. So, you know, I'm a little bit more sympathetic and it being somebody that is near and dear

to the community that I come from and is a friend of mine. Of course, I'm going to have an adverse reaction to that as well. Yeah, man. I feel like for me, man, like, I think my like me being so practical comes from my family, right? Because like, like my parents were like like like just no BS like, yeah, it's just. Yeah, right. As Africans. Yeah.

Like Haitians, Jamaicans, all the same. Yeah, right, like here. So my cousin, right? And he got killed in Vegas. Sorry to hear that, bro. Yeah, right. But he got killed. So like in Liberia, we got this thing called the black money scam, right?

So what the black money scam is pretty much like, I. I tell you, hey, listen, man, I had to smuggle over some money, but the smuggles over, we had to, you know, put these chemicals on it that turned it black. Now, I got like $20 million, but it's in all black money. I just need $100,000 to get the chemicals to wash it off. Once I wash it off, I'm going to give you 50% of my $20 million, right? So people will fall for it. So he did that. That's a low common denominator that's going to fall for that.

No, no, no. If you fall for that, you deserve to get $1,000. fucking treated. Yeah. I'm a fan of the black money scam. Let's go, Liberia. Come on. Now, run it up, baby.

And like they do it so good though, is they'll even like bring like a like, like, like a dollar bill, right? Or a hundred dollar bills that's in like all black, right? And they do this magic trick, like where they put like the black money here and they put like the real $100 bill and on the other end. They use this roller to where they like pouring chemicals on it while rolling it up and then it just flips. Right?

They were actually like trick you in. Like you know. Right. Right. Yeah. Right. Nah, but um. Y'all are tripping if you fall for that.

I have no sympathy. But bro. I feel you know what? It's old ass people that fall for that shit. Uh huh? Family. Bro, hell of Liberians does this, right? But he did it to a drug dealer and how his story.

how his story went was so they got the drug dealer money and him and his friends was arguing over like right like um and like who gets what so then you know like he just like left his buddies right and like went back to his telly so that he was about to fly out walked up the street to the store was now walking back now while walking back to his telly the drug dealer pulled up now he's not thinking nothing is up because they told them, listen, you gotta wait like 24 hours for it to wash it off completely. So don't open it or else like, you know, right? So like he's thinking, you know, hey, I told bro 24 hours, won't nothing happen.

So bro say, hey, yo, like, do you need a ride back? He said, yeah, of course. So he hop in the car, they have a normal conversation, everything is cool. They pull up now to his destination. Bro say, yo, I open that shit up, dog. Like, you scared me. Where's my money at? My cousin tried to hop out the car and run, got shot one time.

But, like, me being practical, yo, like, you stole somebody money, dog. Like, you feel me, right? Like, how can I shut a tear for you? How can I say, lock him up? How can I say, yo, damn, bro, you ain't deserve that. Right? But I'm just practical. So if I can have that same mindset with my own family,

with my own relatives who actually lost their lives, who actually go through things, bro, I'm gonna have the same shit to every rapper, right? So like, this is why like, you know, it's just different cultures, right? So like when, you know, like, when they see it as harsh, yo, I really love- Man, fuck that, that fool shot your cousin. Bro, listen, man. That full shot your motherfucking cousin. No, it's crazy because that really is too different, like, we're like Haitians, Africans,

they really were looking at it. It's like, you got it's so tough. You are scared. You put yourself in certain situations, that's on you. They, that's really how, like, it's really that role where it's like, oh, he was a gang member and he got shot, oh, I'm not gonna stay here, go visit him in jail. I'm not gonna go to his funeral. They really speak like that, like, foreigners, that's how, and I get like, how floggle

comes off from people, but it's not him being. I get it. It just, but I'm from 5,700 Block Clemson's tree. And you feel me, you chip my cousin. Flesh up one more time, man. Come on, man. It's stuck, it's stuck. It's stuck.

It's stuck. It's up. So, it's stuck? It's stuck. So if your cousin scammed somebody out of a couple thousand dollars and they get dealt with, like you're gonna say, oh damn, my cousin ain't deserved that, nigger, you're scared. It don't matter. I'm gonna say that.

My cousin, like, how, no, I don't care what my cousin did. You need tickets like, nah. You chip my cousin, bro? No, I'm tripping you. Like, well. I don't like that. Man, right, right, you know, like, so, like, when I see like them kind of like, you know, upset at me for that, it's damn, bro, right?

Right, but- It's a cultural difference. Yeah, that's what it is- Let's add another dimension to this. Yeah. Now, do you remember the conversation we had with the thick baby right before? Thick baby. The thick baby, what was her name earlier? Thick baby.

Oh, yeah. That was no-ky-wump and the wumpty-woon. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. Yeah, well, okay, we're talking about IQs. A Patreon girl that came, yes. We're talking about IQs. Yes. And I said, we're talking-

A-Hu-IQ was high. No, I said, I said like, well, I mean, you're not retarded because your IQ's above 100. Yeah. We're talking about the Island Boys and this dude who said that the Island Boys copied his style, right? And I was like, well, the biggest difference between you and the Island Boys is your IQ is above 100. And then Flacco's like, well, let's be real. 100's a high IQ. And I was like, no, it's not.

100 basically means you could tie your shoes or you could fucking pat your stomach and fucking rub your head. simultaneously and then what was the highest IQ yeah way yeah and then and then Flacco's like I took an IQ test when I was a kid because I was getting good grades and my parents were like shit it's probably a result of me having an IQ my IQ was low as fuck in fact it was definitely below 100 so look right so I'm saying there's a little bit of IQ in this yeah no not not not he's not rubbing his tummy and patting his head simultaneously right no no not right so I think I taught a story too like really like by like couple like months here. Um, so I was getting like,

Flacco was actually retarded apparently. Not, not, not, not right? Right now, right. Not my boy rode the short bus. Hell not. No, no. Short bus. Showed. No, no. No, but bro like I was getting mad good grades, right? But my parents kind of like miscomputed that for, oh, okay, he's getting really good grades. So he's really smart. Meaning like, I was just in. overachiever work really hard did my work right so my school had this program called the gifted program called the AT program so you have to take an IQ test I think you have to get like 125 to qualify for the gifted program 125 smart yeah

right well that's gifted now now look yeah yeah look I just looked it up and an average IQ is between 85 and 115 right you below I'm standing by my statement right look below one under you retarded I look though right a 68% of the IQ scores falls within one standard deviation between 85 right so 85 yeah that's low that's like a fucking orangutangetang yeah right literally like no it's like a smart ass primate is an 85 yes so I took the IQ test now at this time mind you right you know my English was kind of bad that right so that that That should not be a factor.

No, no, no. Like, hair, right? Okay, like, for example. So like, like, IQ tests is based on, for example, like, do you understand certain shit, right? Intelligence quotient is what it stands for. Right? So like if I can't even understand like what certain words are, how can I answer the question? But, but I took it, my parents thought, I thought like I was going to get a 160, bro, because I've been a straight-A

student man bro that actually came back at 95 that I bet you if you took it now you'd get a different score because I did take it though on uh you're not you're not stupid bro yeah yeah yeah yeah contrary to popular belief yeah yeah right so I took it on my live show I think it's like last week now I did take it on on the live stream you took an IQ test something yeah don't that take hours and take several hours nah but like I pick a real standard like online shit like it took it took like 20 minutes bro you know you know you took Yeah, you took the IQ test out the back of a cracker jack box, oh me? The fuck?

Nah, I did take it now. It did come back higher than 100. Yes. 118 was the score. Okay, so you're, you know, but. Pretty intelligent guy, like I said. No, but though, I feel like 100 is above average, though, because the average is between 85 to 150, right?

So like, it's 68% of people fall within the 85. That's like someone with a 5 inch dick being like. Like, I think, you know, four and a half inches is average. Yo, I heard that the right, like, isn't the average, like four inches? No, fool. No? I don't believe so. I'm not a dick connoisseur, but I believe that, like, six inches is average dick size.

Now, that's nuts. Six and a half, six and a half. Right, Vastard? Vastardt. Vastard has seen a couple in her life. She said it was... Yo. Yo, like, you're like, I treat, like, Vash Thai, Riley, Gina, right?

Like, bruh. I was like totally like detached all type of like sexual traits from them and like I just like see them as like big sisters kind of right absolutely I can't even imagine like asking Vash Thai like about right like it's Vachita I can't even like hey we didn't ask her she volunteered the information all right but you know I talk to my home girls yeah my botanic home girls yeah my Potonic home Homegirls about sex, it's not really, you feel me? Like, yeah, man.

Yo, oh. And they're not always platonic. Not true. But speaking of the star who actually performed at the live show, who had the best set? You guys are disconnected, man. Speak on it. I thought that they were all really good. You may not speak on it, bro.

Who had the best set, man? Let's hear your opinion, because you weren't a part of it. So I was there in the show, I was watching it. I could say, you know, sharp, you. Sharp killed it as the host of the body. Disconnect opening it up. They were good openness. But I ain't like T.Rell, AD, like that entrance was easily the best entrance.

Like, him and smack, we're dancing and stuff. But the best podcast overall, like I was telling earlier, was the last one because it was the whole team. It was like you never see everyone in one place talking at the same time. So I feel like the way you guys, you Adam and AD and Housephone brought that in, it made it the best because you have to go to a live show to see everyone sitting down at the couch and making jokes at each other and stuff. So you guys had the best set, but I think at the end of the day had the best in best. Wow. You know, I think, yeah, obviously Smack's like the most entertaining dude in the world. Or the planet.

He's, you know, if I'm allegedly rookie the year this year is going to be. smack next year 1,000% like he's going fucking stupid right now he's his stock is it's like literally straight 90 degree angle trajectory um I really enjoyed at the end of the day set but I really like disconnected set because it was all that's it yeah it was super interactive you know like house phone giving out shoes the one chip challenge you know like even later in the later in the night Blasey giving away the doll like all that shit is yeah The chip, even though, that's why I think was dope about the No Jumper show is the fans. Like the actual audience was lit because like even having someone volunteered to eat that chip

live on, live on stages. Like some people make days of preparation for that. And I feel like to giving off the switching off the shoes, it was so interactive. And the audience, I can say every Latino in there was Blasey and doing all the way. They were going crazy. Like it was crazy. But like the different races. that were there and stuff and everyone was yo you were hilarious too i forgot to tell you that like

you coming out and being able to make jokes wherever you want live like that's the difference between being pre-recorded and being around 1500 people and clearly you're going from the battle rap area you've been on the stages and stuff so you are used to it but to translate it into podcasting to me it was like it was amazing and you definitely got that rookie of the year vibe right there because thank you it was crazy when flaco had the best outfit though flacco was going crazy how about that if flaco dressed like that every day it would i do though i mean sure in theory um but but no i mean like you you looked fly that night um yo but i will say this though man the hose is on me though though you looked a little bit

uh uncomfortable with how much the hose are on you bro i'm talking about like like when i went like outside bro i i have mad like dominican me bro i can't tell what type of Spanish they were mad Mexican hoes asking or you know fuck with me man listen yo bro I'm trying to tell niggas man like what's the most blatantly like out-of-pocket thing a female said to you that night oh no not not not no bro like there was just all in my face you feel no no no no no no no no no you weren't propositioned bro like if I was on that I'm sure that bro like I could have like left with like at least like a dozen numbers I'm sure you could have. Now, did that kind of make you reconsider your imaginary pen pal

relationship with the Pakistani catfish posing as, uh, you imagine that, yo, bro. A beautiful black queen. Yo, bro, like, can you imagine? You got a 45-year-old Pakistani man that you're dating. Yo, bro, I hear stories like that all the time. And I be thinking it's like, Knoa, Dr. Phil story where like this nigger sent $200,000 to some Nigerian nigga in acting as if he was like this like this like white girl from like San Diego. Bro look up romance scams. There's entire YouTube channels dedicated to that.

Yeah it's it happens to be or vicious. A good amount of it happened to be Nigerian. Bro 200,000 is wild right but I'm luckily that I met my girl right to where like it's not a you know like a long distance like where like oh you know like I've never FaceTime or met her a person or touchditch like that. right but 200k though to like to just like a avatar to me is wild crazy well now they got like deep fake technology so even if you FaceTime oh man yeah like it's slimy fool you can get treated like you know you imagine a deep fake it wasn't a so catfish oh yeah that's that that's where it started but like there the fact that that exists and people have already seen that I have a

crazy catfish story I got you want to hear it yeah it's like a little bit long though so I don't know if we could bro listen we are not Adam we we actually love and appreciate luscious stories you are really this is a this is a this is like a nuclear bomb I don't know if we're ready like let's just set the tone for it okay for a future date not so luscious catfish story yes be going on it it takes like 15 minutes yeah so what bro we got like two hours all right Oh, God, man, I can't believe I'm doing this right now. So, in 2001.

God, God, yeah. 2001, I was 19 years old. Yeah, got you early. And I had, and I moved to the Bay Area. I was in a sober living house. Okay. I was fresh out of rehab. I'm in a city called San Leandro.

It's right outside of Oakland, California. And in the room that I was living in, not just in the house, but in the room that I lived in. There was a Nortagnal. There was two Hells Angels. There was a random tweaker. Gangs. Two Hells Angels, a Nortenio, random tweaker fool, and a gay dude with AIDS. Who slept right above me, pause on the bunk bed above me, all right? So shouts to the homie, all right? He was a good dude. And there is, so it was like, I wasn't living a luxurious life whatsoever right absolutely not downstairs there's a computer this computer at aOL this is even like before a i am it was a oh well and i would like use one of the hell's angels had it and i would use

this computer and i'll spend hours a day on aOL now back in the day you had aOL profiles and you would like list the different things you liked and you could search for people with common interest i'm on aOL one day and i i had bumped a few bitches on aOL over the years and shit so i was like okay cool kiss me up now bear in mind at this time yeah I had 10 committed relationships I was in I had 10 girlfriends not 10 girls that I was talking to and fucking with hide 10 girlfriends like committed like I'm your man like yeah yeah my girl yeah a bunch of them I met you talk to them bro like it was that's a lot of time it was a full-time job yeah it was all consuming it was overtime and I was like

there's really one girl that I liked but she wasn't like fully committing to me yeah so i'm just talking to all these other women because like my my heart just had a massive hole in it and i was off drugs and i'm in a new city so i'm just like talking i met like a random girl out there i had a girl in kentucky i had multiple girls in l a i had a girl in syracuse new york i had like it was they were across the map right yeah and um this random chick hits me up from phoenix arizona and i was like i was like all right like she's like oh um i see that you like underground hip hop you're a fan of the grouch and ely and da da da and i was a fan of them like i'm a part of the group like i'm already cap into this bitch like you know what i mean like i live with them what do you

mean like so we're like going back and forth chopping it up she like sends me your pick pick is like this you feel me it's like now now remember this this is an important part of the story because the pick was like this and i just saw big ass tities you feel me i'm like oh yeah oh yeah she's fat as fuck this is before the elusive fat girl angle yeah come on now takes the picture like this and I was like okay she kind of cute and she got some big ass tities I'm a fan of tities this is gonna work but she didn't look not but like she she looked good she look cool and then like she was all into me like oh I like Italian boys da da da da we're going back and forth she keeps wanting to meet up with me in person but the reality is I live in a halfway house I'm broke as fuck I have like a minimum wage

job at a record store so I have like no way of actually getting the meter. No, I had no car, nothing, bro. I'm broke as luck. I'm living in a room with fucking, I told you, my living conditions. Have AIDS. That's L.A., though, right? We're in the Bay Area.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, this is not L.A. This is... California, though, life, that's normal. Bro, I'm in a fucking halfway house for drug addicts. Ah, gotcha, got to, you know what I mean? Like, I have a curfew every night, and they're testing my piss and, like, the whole nine, right? Yeah.

And then, uh, she keeps expecting me. I keep saying I'm going to fly out to see her. Never do. She actually lives in a town called Mesa, Arizona. Have you ever heard of Mesa before? Yes, I heard of it. It is the largest suburbs, I believe, in America. It's like got a huge population and it's all suburbs. Very rich. It's, it's, you know, upper middle class to affluent. Yeah, it's definitely, it's not on the poorer side of things. It's really right. So one day, eventually, she has sent me a cell phone. She worked at Verizon, blah, blah, blah, blah. Like she's really trying to like lock me in. She finally is like, you know, fuck it. I'm just going to buy you. you plane ticket. You want to come visit me for two weeks? And I was like, this is the greatest decision I made. I was like, let's make it four days. All right, like just four days, three nights.

All right. And she's like, cool, buys the tickets. All right? So I fly out to Sky Harbor Airport, Phoenix, Arizona. I land. I get out. I can't believe I'm telling y'all this story. I get out. I get out. Yes. I'm in the terminal. Don't see this bitch anywhere. I'm like, where the fuck is she at get on the phone I'm like hey I'm not gonna say her name it starts with the H hey H um hey Holly um where where are you at I don't see you here and she's all like I'm here I'm like where are you at I don't see you she's like I'm wearing a brown sweater I'm like all right cool hang up the phone I'm like brown sweater brown sweater I don't see anyone in a brown sweater only person I

see in a brown sweater is this fat bill oh oh wow how So, bruh, she was a fucking, she was for sure a middle linebacker for the fucking Dallas Cowboys, well, at least the Arizona, bro, she was, bro, this bitch was, she was a big girl. That's a lot of woman right there. And I like, I like, you know, thicker side of, this is egregious. Is you, it's egregious now. The story's not done. We'll get into that.

This, it gets crazy what happened, all right? That's a nasty nigger, man. Okay, so check this out. So, and she has, you know how a lot of girls have like a gay best friend? All right, so she has her gay best friend with him, with her. I've talked to the gay best friend before. He seems cool, whoompty-wumpty-womp. Like, I'm like, oh, what's up, Holly?

Good to see you. Like, I'm like, horrified, right? She's like, all right, I'm going to go, I'm going to go hop in the car, swing around. You guys go get the bags. Justin's going to help you. I'm like, all right. So I'm walking with Justin.

And then I must have looked like I've seen Casper in his entire. because Justin's like, what's wrong? And I'm like, nothing's wrong, bro. He's like, come on. What's wrong, Nick? I know something's wrong. And I'm like, and I'm like, um, dude, she, um, she didn't tell me that she was, I, I didn't know that she was. And he's all this, this motherfucker says, oh no, oh no, not again.

I'm like, so this bitch is professional catfish, but faux catfish is, right? Get the bags, hop in the whip, go back to her crib. Her parents are out of town. Now, she has a brother, and she has a sister. And she has a best friend, home girl. They're all over, right? Yeah.

Brother has a girlfriend, all right? Mm-hmm. The best friend is fine. Yeah. She's like a fine rockabelley looking chick. The brother's girlfriend is a blonde stripper named Jenna Lynn, bad as fuck. You feel like, she's like on some Chris on rock,

like probably missing a tooth, but like still sexy and like. They got the bad holes and you got stuck with the ugly bitch. Now, now, now. And the sister is fine too. But here's the thing about the sister. I was like, oh, your little sister. I thought I was your little sister because, you know, we're gonna go back to the IQ theory from earlier.

Now the little sister was actually her older sister. She was like 25, but she was like, special needs or some shit. And she had like a fucking in sync poster on her wall. She was like she was bad as fuck. She was fine. She's not down syndrome but she you feel me there's a few chromosomes that weren't firing on all this little. So she's up she you know I'm not I'm not gonna diagnose her but she's like you want to see my room like and she had like she had like listen listen listen right listen so then like I'm like I'm just like traumatized at this point, right? I'm like, I'm ready to leave already. I'm stuck here for a few days.

Go outside in the little back area. There's like mosquito netting and all that, right? Smoking a cigarette. The stripper chick's out there with me. And she's all like, man, this sucks. I'm like, yeah, tell me about it. She's like, my boyfriend is so fucking lame. I'm like, yeah, I mean, yeah, he does look pretty lame. I'm not going to line. She's like, And then she's like, she's like, I'm ready to leave this fool. I'm so sick of him. And then I'm like, yeah, you know, like I've got brought out here by this fucking fat bitch.

Like, she thinks that she's my girlfriend, but like, there's no way I'm fucking with her. She's out of her damn skull, right? Then she's all like, to be honest with you, the only person that I'm feeling here is you. And I was like, and I was like, huh, well, what a quinky dink. Because the only one that I'm feeling is you. And I was like, but here's the thing. She's like, well, we should woompty woman. I'm like, no, we can't because, you know, the fat bitch and her brother.

Now, mind you, sidebar, her and her brother were dancing very inappropriately with each other. Really? They were dancing very close. Like, she was like freaking him. What the fuck? Yeah. Like, that's just like a part of the story that is, they're white. Yeah.

Okay. Well, he's like all these people are white. Okay. So then we go inside the fat chick's starting to catch wind that I'm not happy. So she's getting like irritated. Like like oh my God like like what's wrong, Nikki, you don't like me. I was like no, no, no. Like I'm like kissing her to make her feel better.

And then like then the stripper chick's like really trying to press the line. The brother's drunk as fucking kind of incoherent at this point. And the and so the stripper chick's like, like, hey Holly, how about I make out with you, then you make out with him, then I make out with him. Like she's trying to like, and then like, and I can tell Holly's getting more and more uncomfortable. I'm like, yo, this is getting kind of crazy, right? Then the stripper's like, I need a pack of cigarettes. Why don't you come to the story with me? And I'm like, fuck, no. I'm not going to the store with you. Because, like, I know what the fuck's

going to happen if I go to the store with you. Yeah. No, no, exactly. Like I'm, I'm, doing a good card or, or, okay, because like, my only, issue is I don't want to get caught, but I would have definitely went through with it. Of course, but I don't like dude. I'm in like a- You got fluor out somewhere in a random place he don't know. I feel you. Yeah, I don't know like her brother is gonna like you like you feel me.

I mean, his script, he a big ass fool, by the way too. He for show got me in a squabble and I don't know what kind of fucking corn fed ass fucking cactus-licking fucking redneck Arizona white boys he got over there. I'm fucking smooth, right? So then she's like, I'm like, no, I'm not going to the store with you. And then she says to her boyfriend, like, because he's all drunk, tell him to go to this store with me. And he's like, hey, go to the store with my girlfriend.

I'm like, nah, I'm not going to. He's like, no, no, go to the fucking store with my fucking girlfriend. And I was like, I was like, no, bro, trust me. You don't want me to go to this. I'm like trying to tell him without telling him, like, you do not want me to go to the store with your girl. Yeah. And this motherfucker, he says, I'll never forget this to this day.

Now mind you, I look like a complete douchebag. I have a fucking white visor with the pink playboy bunny on. You feel I mean? Yeah, yeah. Like, I look like a fucking douchebag, right? Uh-huh. Now, this guy says, stop being such a stuck-up L.A. asshole. Mm.

And take my girl to the fucking store. Oh, man. I said, all right, bro. I'll take your girl to the store. we get in the car fuck the shit out of her we're driving like this she's like swerving

she's so fucking drunk she like pulls over like a half a block down start making out blah blah blah blah blah she's like I put your fucking dick in my mouth so I'm like just like pushing this bitch's head like this like a fucking like a Randy Savage right

and she's like she's like gagging choking all over like damn you're throwing up on my shit and then she's like no she's like She's like, like, slow down, like, slow down. Like, you're so aggressive. Like, she's like, it kind of hurts. I was like, no, trust me, it feels great.

Trust me. Trust me, right? And then this is like the most impressive thing about this girl, right? She like had, she was so psychically in tune to what's going on, the intricacies of the cock, that she knew before I was about to nut, like, I thought I'm about to nut down her throat. She literally pulls up off the dick and puts her titty right there so I'm not on her titty and like in a Jedi mind trick mr. Miyagi wax on wax off maneuver as the come is coming out of my dick she already has a tissue out she just like do you oh she like wipes it

like i don't know what kind of sorcery this bitch was on i'm like okay i instantly regret what happens like before the nut is even like exited my balls i'm already regretting what i did right but it was great and then and then she's all um she's like like what's your name again And I'm like Nick, she's like, I can fucking love you. And then like, I was like, all right, bitch. And like, let's go back. So long story short, all right, short story long, by the end of the weekend, not only did I fuck the fat bitch, eat the fat bitch out, I fucked the retarded sister and her best friend. So I caught four bodies.

Now, now listen, I'm sorry, ladies. I'm sorry. She wasn't that retarded, all right? It was just like. Now listen, man, like the other stuff is cool, but like I'm interested in how was the, how was the autistic pussy? Fire, brus. You was going dumb. Oh, literally.

My nigger, man. My, my nigger. Yeah. So that was the story affectionately known. Yeah, we get it. We get to answer more questions for sure. Wait, wait, wait. It's called catfish by a fat bitch, okay?

That's classic rush one. Skip. One of my favorite stories. Right. Again, that story was amazing. That whole thing needs to get clipped, Remo. That story's story was amazing, right? And let's not skip.

You know it's funny. You know it's funny. It's facts, though. But back to the autistic. Riley just lost so much respect for me. It's unbelievable. She's heard enough. She knows.

Bro, I've never met an autistic chick that's fine enough that I would fuck. Well, I'm sure they exist. Bro, there's a lot of fun-ass autistic girls. Like, yeah, I had like, I was in a long-term relationship with someone that turned out to be autistic. I'm sure they're there now. I'm autistic. I'm autistic.

This chick's pussy was fire. You're autistic? How so? I'm on the spectrum. How so? Like what? I'm on the autism spectrum. Like, what's your autism?

I just like, I grace the spectrum with my presence. I'm on there. Like, bah. No, like, diagnose you're on there? Or like, just you just waking up one day and say, you know what, bro? Oh, you've been with so many. Yeah, it's rubbed off. It rubbed off.

I've, I've been diagnosed with all types of different mental disorders and developmental disorders. When I was at a super young age, they said that I have something called mild dysgraphia, which is like dyslexia. But instead of reading letters mixed up, I write them mixed up. Yeah. So, and I also, you know, I'm, I have depression. I have anxiety. Yeah. You know, I've a lot of dependency issues. And I've been, like they've said, like, you're on the autism spectrum. God damn. Yeah. So. What, hold up. I told her, does that? Okay. So I guess I guess I. But this chick was deeper on it, whatever is going on. Like, she was like more so like, for example, like. She was 25 years old with an instinct poster. That's all I got to say. right like yeah wait like so so like your autism is more so just just like what just like social cues

it's like that i'm actually extremely socially aware if you haven't noticed yeah like it's got nothing to do with that it's like i think that it has to do with just the way my brain processes data i get obsessed about certain details and i'm able to hyper focus on i have ADHD as well i'm able to hyper focus on certain things where other things i just completely lose sight of and i'm able to hyperfocus and I'm like a very hard time doing and I'm debilitated. Yo, that's better than like what people like call me. Like they say that I'm narcissist. Not narcissists.

Which I haven't gotten official diagnosis and I don't think the diagnosis will fit me as narcissist. Well, I mean, there's a difference between a narcissist and a malignant narcissist. Okay, tell me. I don't know what both of those means. Bring them down. So if you're a malignant narcissist, in fact, Riley, can you pull up those definitions? Please look a malignant narcissist.

Flacco's picture just pops up. No, a malignant narcissist is essentially that's like what serial killers are. It means that you have no, you have, you have, you only care about yourself and like the feelings and emotions and well-being of others is irrelevant to you. Like the ultimate selfish person. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's not weird. I don't think, you might have some narcissistic tendencies.

Yeah. And if anything, I feel like you lack a lot of those social cues. social cues. Me, no, like, I feel like, like, for me is, I definitely understand, like, the, you know, like, it just like my lack of not giving the fuck, right? Meaning like, you feel me? Like, you know, like, I just probably don't be caring when it comes to certain things, but nah, yeah, I don't think narcissists like fits me, though.

So like, yeah, pull it up. Now, I can't read that. The primary difference between narcissism and malignant narcissism is that malignant narcissism includes comorbid features of other personality disorders and thus consists of a broader range of systems and pathological narcissism. So, uh, that's just extreme, extreme. Yeah, you're just like, you're, you're fucked in the game. God damn. Yeah, that's not me though, man.

But yo, we got to, but yeah, we got to get to Glorilla and then we got to get into the topics. So gloria. I was trying to save that story for fucking Adam and them, but you feel me? I gave it to y'all because I love y'all. You see, that's a real one right there. I love you all. Yo, you listen, man, like Adam probably would have cut you off two minutes in and said,

No, no more stories. I don't know. I'm putting numbers on the board for the boy right now. Yeah, right, but Glorilla. Now, what happened was, so I woke up to a text from, I think you were sleeping too. It's a screenshot of Gorilla's ID story of like, she's screenshot and me talking, but she says, I don't have ghost writers, pussy boy, you just dumb. She's like, she was like pussy boy.

I don't got ghost writers. She's like, guys are always the first ones here. Yeah, yeah, here, here. Now, okay. Here. I don't think she was talking about you. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, right? And guess what?

All right, I'll take that on the chin. Because first of all, huge fan. If she watched the entirety of that episode, I was pushing her line very heavy. Now, I'm just kidding, you know, I'll take accountability. I took something that she had said in another interview out of context and thought that she had said. I thought that, um, what's the dudes?

name uh hit kid yeah hit kid i thought that hit kid um was saying but i guess he had only added a certain ad lib or like wanted her to do a certain ad lib apparently she did write that record until there's any evidence to other to state otherwise she did write it regardless if you watch the rest of the episode um i have a lot of love for now we was breaking her up we shall love to her because i i feel like i get why she um she was mad because like yo if you really rain your lyrics and people say your not but like we rock with her we fuck with her music and everything and if we got that wrong we're correcting it but we definitely not we get it wrong because I say nothing you know I look I was totally wrong Glarilla like like literally I have such

nasty thoughts about you you are such a beautiful woman but I you could literally slap the shit out of me and I will fucking you could slap the shit out of me and I will thank you afterwards that's how I feel about you um yeah we definitely love her all weird because like yo she's and I was wrong for that I was wrong because even when you were wrong I was wrong I was wrong I was all a shot because he was like oh she she don't write her stuff and it's like I seen her go out and see how she writes the stuff but like the energy that she's bringing in the game like she just performing at the AMAs the way she killed the stays and stuff

but the fact that she even is that critical about her pen game I respect that I like that she come because if you really write your shit let like let people know like nah don't ever just like I rate my shit So I respect it on that end because yo, we really running your shit. Yo, we respect that. Now, the intricacy of her lyricism is not a strong selling point of her music, in my opinion. So that doesn't really like, it wouldn't have made a difference to me either way. It's her, like you said, her energy, her character, her voice, her flow.

Her flow. Nah, it's a lyric though, man. I'm not saying there's not, but I'm just talking that shit though. She do. She's a ratchet rapper. She do. But to me, that's not like the strongest selling point. Got you.

Now, regardless, there is an epidemic of a lot of women who don't write their own shit. A lot of rappers in general, but in particular, I mean, like, look, but there are a lot of women that do write their shit. Rhapsody's an incredible writer. Remmy Ma's an incredible writer. Well, okay, so for Rememont, here's my thing. Shane Noir's incredible writer. Yeah. There's a list of them that are, you know what I mean?

So for me is, and here's why I'll leave Remi Maudeau's. pen up to inconclusive meaning why because because she's with papoos she was nice joe big punt right like she's been around like such you know like such ikels who worked with her big pun was right right that's the thing she's she's around them because she nice though like yeah like remi ma's from battle rap culture she's like she's like she really got bars like that she's she's from a different cloth well like be clear though so like she dropped the sheath the record right that was papu's doing that Why do you say that? Come on, bro.

That's a first time. I've never heard that dude. Brut. It was Papu's flow. No, it wasn't. Even like the double of Tadry's triple, man, come on, bro. Actually, was Papu's set up as punch. She binge, but she'd been rapping like that.

Yeah. Even on like lean back, she had fucking, you know what I'm saying? Like, her mainstream records conceded she had double on ton of those punches. Like, no, that's not. Like, Papu's, is a lyricist on a whole other level. You know what I'm saying? If he was right. writing that.

It would be even crazy. Yeah. Like, I don't need it. Now, do you think that maybe she ran the bars by him? I'm sure. Why not? You feel me? You're allowed to do that.

Are they allowed to be like, yo, I'm stuck on this bar. I need something to rhyme with it. And then let's say, Pat Poos is like, all right, finish it off with this line. What do you consider? Bro, me and the homies in the studio do that all the time. It's very common. You know what you consider that somebody writing your ball. No.

Yes. No. I mean, if you want to be, look, so if you're in a writing camp on a mainstream record, let's say everyone's writing for, you know, a top 40. Yeah. Like every fucking syllable that gets uttered counts as a writing credit. And you get like a 2% of the royalties from that. So in that context, yes.

But if you know, if you're all a bunch of like crazy lyricists, vying out on the track and everyone's nice with it, and you just have a crazy 15 and a half bars that you wrote and you're just wrapping your ass off, but somebody sprinkles a little game on it, nothing wrong with that. I remember the game line when he was like, and that's 300 bars. He was like, if you, he said 50 cents the wrong person if you want a line. Oh, he's going to tell you say June it one more time.

So when the game said that, that's why I was always confused because I'm like, Game is a writer, but he literally said in a bar that he literally asks his 50 cent for bars. And he tells you say, yo, just say June it one more time. So I don't know, man. It's the Trayway thing, though. So I think it was like Billy Otto. Your frame of references are so new booty, it's crazy. No, no, no.

But shout to Billy Otto, he's nice and Snow Billy and all those. Yo, he's, bro, I love Billy Allo, right? I know. Yeah, bro, I love him, bro. Like he was, and he started a, like, YouTube channel, he was doing great with the commentary, and then he just stopped doing it like, and like, he got like 12,000 subs and just quit. But he was in a studio with Young Thug and he said, yo, yeah, bro, like, I like helped 6-9 and young thug with some bars, you feel me, right?

With like how to sculpt the tracks, so like that. Yeah, together. And like, I didn't get my producer credit, my writing credit. I ain't get nothing. They just edge me out of history. So that happens a lot, you know? It does. And look, I've been in a lot of writing camps.

It's like sometimes I've gotten credit, sometimes I haven't. Wait, have the OVO camp ever invited you to a write-a-to? No, I've never been a part of an OVO session. I go a lot, Lush. I've been part of Will Smith. No, I've not been part of Will Smith sessions. But some of my friends have actually. And they're like right for that.

But Lush, I ain't going to lie to you, bro. Like, Drake invites all the top tiered lyricists around him to their right. It came not for him, but for the OVO niggas. Now, keep in mind, I wouldn't tell you. Yeah. I wouldn't tell you if I was, but I wasn't. You feel in me like. Do you feel offended though?

You signed non-disclosure agreements. But do you feel offended though that like he never at least extended the invite? Drake's been really good to me. Drake's been really, really good to me. I have nothing to be offended by with that man. Yo, have you told Drake how much I love him? No, I haven't. Please do it.

It's been a while since I spoke to Drake, but if I happen to, I promise you, I'm going to let him know that you appreciate the Flacacacetia shout out. Yeah. Or do to Gina, right, to where when Gina was in a club with Wally the Sensei, she called me and I was like, you know... This is my O3 Flo. Yo, he's so hard. So hard. But speaking of that though, I guess the first thing we should get into is, so with let's say like the emergence of let's say Blas and others, right?

Blas, I think Big Sad is one, you feel me? Right? I think Wally, yeah. You're talking about who's got the crown in Cali right now? Yeah. So who runs the new era of West Coast music? So that's a really broad question because there's much. more regions within California right now that are bubbling than ever before.

Of course. I mean, the Stockton scene, which we've never seen to this degree being popularized, like with, you know, EBK Backdow, E.BK. Young Jock, Jaybo, like all these different dudes, RIP, Sloby, Haiti baby. There's a lot of dudes going crazy. Yeah, so it was hard. In Stockton. Then there's like even central, Central Cali, you know, you got, uh, you know, uh, you

G.B. and all them dudes going stupid. Then you got Sacramento and fucking CML and Mazzie and everyone from Mazzis camp and and Shooter Gang and all that. I love Shooter Gang, Connie, one of my favorite rappers in California right now. Then you got the Bay Area, which has always been on fire. But right now, there's like so much talent coming out of the Bay Area. You got your boy from S.B. You got all black.

There's so many different fools. And then, of course, there's, you know, even random places like Bakersfield and the IE's got R3 to Chili Man and all that and a fat loke and all these fools. And you got San Diego. And then, of course, Los Angeles, which has the dudes you mentioned. But to me right now,

what I hear in the hood being played the most in L.A., right now, right now. Blue Bucks clan. Yeah, Blue Bucks plan. Hands down. and G. Perico. Oh, yeah, shout to G. Perico, too. How about Babystone gorillas?

Baby Stone Gorillas right up there, too. And Blast. Blast is right up there. R&B artist, he's definitely. I mean, Blast is like number one in the city, but it's kind of like a, but it's kind of a different vibe with Blast and, and Bino, too.

You know what I'm saying? Blast and Bino for show. But like, it's crazy because, you know, L.A. suffered some insane losses going back to Nipsey. Then Grito gets, locked up and then Draco, you know? So it's like these are the three biggest stars pretty much got taken out the game

for at least, you know, hopefully Grito will be back soon, you know? Wait, so I'll be real with y'all, man. In terms of like that like when like we say who's leading. And all the Hoover dudes too, you feel me? Yeah, Jap 5 and Trayway and all them. Yo, that five's locked up. Yeah. Yeah.

They both locked up. Yo. They both locked up. Yo, you know, speaking of Trayway. But there's other fools over there like threat. There's a whole bunch of dope fools from that section. Speaking of Trayway, yo,

I just came across this guy, man. Oh, what's the, yeah, let me just, bro, this is the most disrespectful district I've ever seen. And, like, he's from, like,

Valieho, California. Valio. Bro. You like that, Riley? Yo, yeah,

let me just first, hold up now. Here, let me just find this nigga name. There's a lot of, like, people don't know about the Bay Area drill scene.

There's like a whole, yeah, like, There's fools making... Mo bands. There's some disrespectful records coming out the bay right now. There's a dude in Oakland named Chopa Tink and like, oh, man. Who?

Chop a Tink is his name. There's a... Bro, it's ugly in the bay right now for disc songs. Yeah. Yo, here, so this is guy called Mo Bands. Now, him is Mo Bands, I think, Trayway, right? But, bro, this dude dropped a song called Shred Kay Part 1, right? And the cover art for this song called Shred Kay Part 1 was the ops dead body in his casket.

I would align that says, listen, right? I would align right, which we're like, and he's writing it from the ops like perspective where the dead op is telling his homies, yo, man, don't fuck with no more bands, bro. That's, he's right from the perspective of the hair person. This shit is the most disrespectful dish. I don't even know how rap can go this far. It's crazy because there's so much creativity put into a concept like that, but in such a misguided, fucked up way.

He's a hard rapper, though. Like, he's a super dope rapper. Yo, like, it's like he, and he don't need to do that to really shine, bro. Because, yo, bro, bro, is a great, great, great rapper. Like, got the voice and everything, bro. Like, he, like, he, like, he, like, he, he don't need to go that far, right? Which I'm like, yeah. So, like, check that.

Don't check it out. But check out more bands. That nigger is different. This era in rap is easily the most disrespectful, I think, like it's ever been. But I don't even think that's the most disrespectful this. I don't know if you guys heard of Nottiebop. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

To me, that got to be the most disrespectful this because the dance is reenacting him actually how he died. The thing that is crazy is a TikTok dance now. So you have a bunch of people who have no clue what they're doing. It's so much. Yeah, I would catch myself too, not to do it. Like, it's catching fuck. I wouldn't even recommend people are getting killed doing like, people are getting like,

Don't do it, fucko. No, no, no, no, I wouldn't do it, but it's catchy as a motherfucker. Not it is, but it's just like, yo, if the game is getting bad disrespect, like, how more, like, how more disrespect could you get than that? And to be honest, it's just an extension of like, to this day, people talking about Tuka, which is crazy. You know, this is, let's put it in perspective, dude. That's a fucking, that's a 15 year old kid, bro.

The 90s are 14-year-old kids. That's what I'm saying, bro. Like that's not cool, bro. Like I want no parts of that. But I understand like it's a whole different, it's a whole different life-shoulders. It's like child soldiers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All the country is literally out here and stuff.

It's really, really. And like, look, we all thought who I smoke was hilarious and super tight. But that's a fucking morbid-ass song even. But as far as California talent, there's other guys too, like in the Bay. and Sack like D.B. Boutabag, Matt Jay. Who's just a lot of... Who leads the current era? I don't feel like there is one.

No, here. Blast to me definitely is hands and shoulders above everybody. It turns as like success, you know, like the production, you know, like how polished he is. I feel like he's head of shoulders above everybody. Now, if I were to assume who's going to be, I guess, the forefront in two or three years, I'll probably go with two people. Wiley the Sensei or Rambo? Okay, so here's the thing about Remble.

He is hard. So, Remble, according to Spotify, in 2021, was my most listened to artists. He goes stupid. The past, I love Remble. I thought he brought such. His momentum has been greatly slow. No.

No, it's slowed down right now. It's slowed down. Ever since he fell out with Stink Team, and like there's been, his output's been far and more. more sporadic, less consistent. Yeah. But the only thing I was saying that, meaning like on the East Coast,

like I think we're late, so people are starting to get into it more. That's good. That's interesting. Yeah. And he's, look, he's dope as fuck. As an artist, he's one of my favorites. And he still appeared on some ill records recently, like, so he's got it. But we need to see a little bit more consistency for him to be in that good,

because he's not even in the conversation right now. How do I feel? Well, no, no. Oh, hey, right? So last year, though, in terms of numbers, though, like, these niggas was to fucking with them. Last year, yeah. But then, like, look how consistent Ralphie's been all year this year.

Yeah. And Remble hasn't. But that run, though, that like, and he had last year, bro, like, where he got songs with 50 million views, bro, like, like, like, like, shit like that. Like, shit like that. Again, those numbers. Yeah, right? So what he did last year to me is kind of like, it's hard for to say he's not in that

discussion because, like, I've, like, I've done. yet to see probably Blass is the closest person who is touching those numbers in particular, like the 20 million with like the chef Gordon Remedy Flow. Right? Like, like, so. He may have won a Grammy. Anybody that does a song with Kenjik probably. Blast is amazing.

And he definitely, and the thing about Blast is his music transcends the local bounce. Now the biggest problem, I love LA music. I love our local California music, but it's very limited in the Sonic palette. doesn't really have a bounce that translates to other regions. You listen to like Memphis music goes in every single fucking region. You know what I mean? Like there's a lot of shit though from even... So you think it's the production?

It's the, I feel like the production, and I'm not talking bad about the producers because we have incredible producers out here. But I feel like the type of beat and the type of bounce that rappers are choosing to slide on is somewhat limited and very regional to the point where if unless, that sound happens to take fire and influence the rest of the country, it's very limited. The last time, I feel like LA sound was everywhere was the DJ Master Y era. Right. That 2014 to like 2016, that mustard beat, that's where the West Coast, like, the sound

was everywhere, like it was dominating. But I feel like with the change of it, do you feel like that's the reason why rolling loud doesn't have LA headliners? I don't think at this point, there's, here's the thing, and Gina and I were talking about this right she was like they don't fuck with us talking about like the rest of the country and talking about rolling loud and i said we don't fuck with us there's nobody like you listen to l a radio we're not playing anybody from the city yeah on l a radio you go to the bay everyone's getting played in the bay like they show so much love to the local artists like the only k day is

the only station in l.a that plays lok and they they're playing shit from 25 years ago they're playing Snoop and Dre and DJ Quick. You know what I mean? Like no one's playing new LA music on any station out here. You go to the south, they're playing, they have full radio support. They have club support. New York, more so. I mean, still Hot 97's awesome fuck shit. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, but there's way more support there. Detroit, Midwest, same thing. So it's like very, very, it's, it puts us in a box and stigmatizes us. It could find one though, right? Like Well, Snoop, Blast, Kendrauddy, like, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it would have had to be somebody like that for sure.

I don't know if Blast is quite. No, he's not. By Kendrick, the game, Snoop. Because they have, yeah, game, yeah. They have 50 cents. YG. New York. Oh, YG, like, yeah, like, yeah, I just feel like, but can YG headline though?

Yes. In L.A. Absolutely. In L.A. Absolutely fucking Loole, bro. Because 50 cent headline, 50 cent headline, um, the rolling down in New York. But 50 cent can't headline like a lot. in the United States concerts.

You know what I'm saying? I think he's a headliner, but I will say I don't know if there's political reasons why YG is not invited to do that at this point. I could be completely off base. I don't want to speculate too much. Now, bro, listen, man. There's a lot of reasons why that might not be a good idea.

That's all you think, probably because of the past festivals, they probably, that's why they don't want. I mean, I might assume. Yeah, I never thought. I wouldn't be psyched to put him on at this moment, you know, but. It's past, no, like, it's past him. in a year yeah well that right but also too is like i think rolling loud probably like did this

shit like begrudently meaning like they probably was just going to like cancel la altogether you feel i mean right and just go somewhere else oh no i mean they would never do that because l.a regardless of of the strength of the local scene we're the second biggest market in the country you know what i mean you can't skip l a it's it's it's so much money it's non-negotiable we have more fans more money more people like you can't you can't skip the Southland it's ridiculous man right here right so here no it's here so I think I said blast that you said who again wrap this up I really and look this might be thing tiger come on bro no at this point I mean could he be a headliner in LA

possibly but that that wouldn't necessarily be putting our best but especially on the heels of Icaramba. That's like the most recent taste people have in their mouths of him. I'll say this. And look, I definitely don't wanna undermine the Chicano rap scene in LA. There's a lot of dudes out here,

you know, a lot of fire Mexican artists killing shit. So shouts, you know, free money, sign, swayed. Who's leader in new era? Now, who overall? Yeah, who's your- Overall? Overall, I'm gonna say, in your opinion. And this might be, I might lose for this. I'm gonna go out on a limb.

I really think that Blue Bucks clan, has an entirely high ceiling you know what I'm saying vast I disagree's you feel me like here's why I wouldn't say blue bless like clan right now great rappers great for dad like rapidy rap shit like again rapidy rap you were fucking raised by TikTok if you think that's rapidy rap yeah right no exactly exactly you think it's like Benny and Conway bro like no right but this is the same guy rapy rap this the same guy that said CJ has bars like Freddie Gibbs.

You said CJ. Yeah, you were here. Yeah. The old CJ, bro. Yeah, so bad. The old CJ is equal to Freddie Gibbs. Again, Freddie Gibbs is hard, but CJ had bars, right? No.

I question your analytical ability, bro, when it comes to the racism. Not facts, right? But I don't see, again, I love Blue Bluffs, right? But I guess I don't see now, did they get the Drake Co-Sign as well? But like, I guess I don't see them, though. Like just being like what hit do you expect them, you know, like, can they drop a hit that can take over the summer, like, go down south and take over that shit? Yes.

That's how I was about to say. The reason why I picked them, their sound is probably the sound that is the most universal. Yes. I feel like you could. No, no, I mean rapper wise. Okay. Now if you, if they get. While it's her say.

Let's say, let's say Blue Bucks get a hook from Lil T.J. Or some shit like that. They get a hook from Dirk, you know what I mean? Like, they get... A little baby. Blue Bucks and Little Baby. That's out of it. Bro.

Imagine they get... Are they signed? I'm not sure about, but they're... I'm pretty sure they are. Imagine they got signed to your Goddy or something. I would strongly suggest they don't. But, you know, Edge's me, though. Hey.

If I was an artist right now and I wanted a good look... You were sorry, I'm going to CMG. Why? Because out of all the- It comes with baggage though. What's the baggage? Uh, one, yo-godi scammed his fans, right? With that little like yo-godi challenge shit.

So that right there is- No, no, no, wait though. So that right there is already backlash. And then the young dog shit is already, yo, like it's a line being drumming in- Memphis. Nah, bro, listen, like there's Dolphins who are not in Memphis, which is like a line, which is like.

which is like, but like, you think dolphins, I hear that grow, grow, glowrella. And she actually was cool with though, and she signed the CMG. That's a business move. That's what I'm saying. I could understand there probably is people that don't fuck with her as a result. I'm saying outside, like I know in Memphis, there's a fact. Like there's no line. Yeah.

You know which, if you pick aside in Memphis, you know what it is. But I'm saying outside. And that's like North Memphis, South Memphis. Yeah. Bro, listen, bro, there's, you underestimate the power of Dick Rod and fans. Like, there's niggas who right now, they absolutely despise anybody from like 63rd because they truly believe they're from Oblock. But are they affecting the sales?

Are they affecting the music? Yeah, bro. How? No, here, look, right? So look, there's dudes from 63rd. Like, who would tell you, bro, like, we can't even break through the industry because, like, the fucking fans, the pub. It's like, they're making a hard for us.

Like, they're ostracizes because niggas is just dick rot at O Block, right? No, there is for sure a stigma about the, you know, a lot of the, you know, a lot of the, the dudes from St. Lawrence, 1,000 percent. Right? So with Glorilla, well, like, past her, right? Because I feel like she's more so like a female, right? So like that might even- What about money bag?

What about 42, Doug? They're- Money- CMG. Whoa. Mazi. Mazzie, CMG. Well, yes.

So if I was Mazzie, I wouldn't have signed, right? Because Mazzie came in after-the- Again, money bag, yo, had already established himself as a- That's his boy, like, yeah. Top five, top three, right? That's his boy. Yeah, right. So, like, money back yo has like, you know, like kind of establish himself as a top five,

top 10, top seven rapper right now, right? So like... He's top five in the new rappers right now. Well, total right now, right? So... He's dope. I'll say that. Yeah, right.

I mean, like, well, if we're talking more like performing like sales, like who's going platinum and... Is him little baby and the baby that came up in a new... No, no, no, no. No, like, he's definitely like top 10 because like, I wouldn't like put him above like 21 Savage. No, that's a different generation. As I'm talking about rap right now, period, right?

Yeah, yeah, right. Yeah, right. Right now, period. She's top 10. He's top 10, yeah. He's probably 10. He's like, yeah, he's late. I don't know about top 10, but I'm not saying he's not either.

But there's definitely, you know, because that, like, it goes back to that conversation that 21 was tripping on and him being number seven or eight. So yeah, there might be another, and I don't think Dirk was mentioned. Dirk is ahead of Moneybag Yo right now. Let's be honest. Nah, man, nah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying, no, that money bail got way more hits and he sells.

There's like a real, and so is NBA young boy, by the way. Like so is NBA young boy. But there's like a real underrating of dirt going on in this office and it's like, it's crazy. You don't notice like the beginning six months of the year, Dirk was on fire. The last, after India, probably after he broke up with his girl, he's been different. Like he's not been, I mean, like, they'll do it to you. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It had to be that because he has like the first six months, he was him and me young boy

dropping albums. He's dropping the records with Gucci Man. He's on Alibati's record and then that Gucci record is crazy. That's my most listen to song of all 2020. Yeah, it's crazy. But now you're not, you're telling me that if Dirk dropped next week, he couldn't possibly shut the internet down. Yeah, he could. It's not too late. If Dirk dropped next week. The momentum is going down right now, though. It's not on the upward. I still have Dirk above Money Bag and I fuck with money bag. Yeah, I have little Dirk over Moneyback. Hell, bro, dirt at his peak, right?

Again, I'm talking about like when he was... Bass side I should have a mic, I swear to God, bro. Like, you should pull up. When he was like dissing and beefing with like NBA Young Boy, right? And at his peak, he's like, what, 130? 130. One 30. But Moneyback, yo is like...

He sells $130, 140 all the time. He's like, outselling dirt though. No, he is. But who's impacting the culture more musically is definitely dirt. Yeah, right? Because his, like, his whole wave of music, like, this and all these people, like, RP, duck and all them. But, like, it's crazy.

Yo. Hold on. Hold on. Yo, and here, right, but past that though. But like, past that though, right? So let's talk about Roddy Rich. So. Okay, first of all, y'all.

What's up? Lil Durk, 19 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Moneybag, yo, 10 million. Fuck everyone in this room, all right? Like, except for Riley. All right? I haven't dropped recently though, right? No, dude, fuck that.

Neither is Dirk. And how? What you mean? You guys, you guys are on some bullshit. Now you got the album this year. Yeah. You guys are on some bullshit. Not, not.

Listen, then how is, right? Anyways, that negates your argument completely. No, no, no, no, no. Right. And like, Dirk features too. I love you guys, but come on. No, no. Right.

No, no. Right. Look, no. Not, right, look, though, and like, Dirk features too also help, help like he's listening. No, but you know why, though, the number of reason why he has a joint album a little baby. Oh, and that money bag, yo had a joint album with any other, like it was, oh, it's a word. I love the way that point is used so conveniently. And he has a drink song.

I love the, no, he has two drink. Little Dirk has two drink, Money Bagel has zero. Exactly because, because Dirk is a more poppin artist. But I'm not, money back, you're networking. But money back, you is, you, Dirk wouldn't be as high as he is now. without a little Drake, but Moneyback Yo would be hot without Dr. And Money Back Yo wouldn't be hot without fucking, um, the CMG affiliation. How would he even got on?

But which one would even know who he was? Which one's more important to be featured on a Drake? I mean, a Drake feature is, I mean, like having you be featured on a Drake song, not a Drake being your feature, being on a Drake feature plays a big role. Like that's love that's laugh. That's a look. That's like with Drake is like an album look. Like it's equivalent to that with Drake.

But that adds to his stature. You know what I mean? That don't come from nothing. No, but I'm basically saying if Money Bagel will eventually get the Drake song. He's out there. If he do, then the dynamic of this conversation changes. Just like 21 Savage being above Kodak

before he had that Drake album is very questionable. And I know you're a huge 21 fan. I fuck with 21 as well. But Kodak, you know, arguably one of the biggest songs of the year, Super Gremlins, like was way more in the conversation than 21. And 21 now is way higher in the conversation because of what? Because of an album with Drake. Yeah.

So, yo, we got like sidetracked because the question was, uh, Roddy Rich just dropped Feed the Streets 3. Um, now the album is getting mixed reviews, right? I believe the sales is, is looking real murky, right? Real sketchy. Now, I think Roddy Rich hasn't been a. same sense, excuse me, I'm an antisocial, right? So, um, the question is this, due to the mixed reviews, due to the sales looking murky, due to it being now three years after the last

undisputed, undeniable, this album is a hit, is Roddy Rich career on the clock? He's not going to, he's not going to be at the Piqui Woods. And at one point, he was the leader of LA like he was the leader of LA me absolutely I think he lost that I think his he thought he was Kendrick Lamar way too early like he took too long of a break when he should have put the fall on the pedal he is no longer the top melodic rapper in LA like he took that spot from taw dollar sign and now blast took that spot from him he was the go-to hook smith for not only los angeles but everybody on a national level he was on you know Like, and let's go back to before he blew up when he was getting those early beats from

London, you know what I mean? Like that die young song. Like me. Amazing. Die Young was probably, I don't know if that was 2019 or 20. I think it was 2000, yeah. I want to say that was my favorite record of that year. You know what I mean?

Like amazing record. He ran that shit. And he didn't sound like he was, that's the thing. He didn't sound like he was from LA though. He didn't. But like, I mean, the, what he was talking about. It was super LA. You know what I mean?

Like, yeah, Compton is fuck. You know what I mean? Like, shouts to his section over there and all that. Nobody who blows up though, right? You know, and like, he's right though, because like nobody in who blows up and from L.A. sounds like L.A. Like, Kendrick. Only one person did.

How does Kendrick? Only one person did. Patsh was Blueface. No, Blueface, when he came out and BlueFace, body rich and Blueface both got high around the same time. That was like, that's when LA music was just everywhere. And I feel like Blueface definitely sound like that and Roddy Rich sounded like a down soft rapper when he was fucking with Nick Mill and stuff. Well, I definitely hear a lot of influence from Young Thug in the cadence and delivery of Roddy Rich.

I thought he's from Atlanta when I first heard him. He definitely has that. And then like so starting from there and then going into the box, obviously, that was such an insanely big record. That was one of the biggest records of 2020. Yeah, hands down. And I say this all the time. Like, it's so, it's way more difficult in today's era to have an enduring hit that transcends a generation that people are still going to know 10, 15 years from now. Hits like, you know what I'm saying?

Juicy by Biggie Smalls or like you feel me, Dre Day or, you know what I'm saying? California love, you know what I'm saying? Like records like that. You know in the club you know both those two years those since records like that so here's my but that record is yeah it's so it's so it went down it it's so 10 million it went time and now since then his last album huge bust huge letdown and it's been his trajectory he's been downward ever since listen like i'm a road chart this album too i did listen to it um i feel like bro just gave us such a classic album uh in 2019 that like you know it's just hard to live up to that shit right right

Because how do you live up to that, bro? Like, you can't. So when I say, or when I ask, is his career on the clock, I would real with y'all, bro, I think he was on the clock a year ago. Bro, I think his career was over. I mean, not over, but he's not that guy. Nah, bro, listen, like, I feel like right now the clock has expired. I, it's really hard to see a future where Roddy Rich is hot again.

I can't see it because again. That sound is just not outdated now. No, bro, listen, right? So, and here's why I can't see Roddy Rich ever being hot again. See, like when it comes to these rappers, right, and I can usually gauge it once the public opinion, it's meaning this, he's not a worse artist today than he was three years ago, meaning, you know, Roddy Rich like dropped mad fucking snippets and on Twitter. Those snippets sounded like some of the hits he dropped in 2019, 2018.

But people didn't like him. For first quarter trash. Right. But here's the thing. Now people see him as corny. Here's the thing. An overlooked aspect of artistry. Yeah.

It's not just your bars. It's not just your songwriting. It's not just the beats you choose. It's about knowing what's going to move the people and what resonates with the audience. And if you're not keenly trying to sharpen that sense and you get on your dick so hard, like, you know, like you lose sight of that, then. your music doesn't hit the same and it doesn't resonate. The reason why every single time Drake drops

and makes such an impact is because he's, him and his entire team, and I've been around his people and I know how fucking tuned in they are to what's going on and what's the cutting edge of music. You have to, they stay so tuned into trends and they know what's about to pop off. They know what regional flavors bubbling. They know what artists, you know, that no one's heard of yet.

Like I saw them playing artists that had less, than 10,000 streams, the kind of shit me and my homies be doing. And that's what Drake and his people be doing because they know if you lose sight of what's about to happen and what the game's missing and where to fill that niche. And I don't feel like Roddy has been sharpening that sense lately. I'm rooting for him, but- He dropped his album in 2019. He didn't drop another album two years later. Like Little Baby, the reason why Little Baby's so hot, he drops a project every year. It don't like my turn people call that classic The next year I'm giving you a project me low dirt

Then the next year I'm giving you my album Jay Z why was Jay Z so prominent? Why was Jay Z the number one rapper 11 number one albums and before streaming when it was hard copy CDs This dude was dropping a project every year and to me Roddy Rich went the approach of Kendrick Kendrick dropped the classic with Good Kid Mad City Then Kedrick took his time before he dropped To me Roddy Rich was in that same position you had a class classic album, Diamond, like you're literally from Compton, like Kendrick, but the difference

with Kendrick, when he took a year or two years, he was like, I'm taking two years, but I'm giving you to Pimp a Butterfly. I'm gonna just, if I'm taking two years, I'm just gonna go completely left. Artistic masterpieces. Yeah, where Roddy Ridge, you took two years to give us something that you could give us a year ago, which would have started better. And that's the thing, you can't take two years off to give the same. It has to be like, you're coming with a concept album or you're coming up with something. And that's why Kendrick is able to, and everyone can't be Kendrick. And you, I was gonna say,

you can't really compare Roddy to Kendrick. At the end of the day, Good Kid Mad City is one of the best records in hip hop history. You know what I mean? That's also coming off of the heels of Section 80, one of the best, you know. Mix tapes ever.

That's my favorite, Kendri. Yeah, it's my favorite Kenner. You know what I mean? Like, so he was already, he had overly dedicated, like multiple overly dedicateds. So he was like, um, already had crazy momentum. Was killing the game.

And, you know, like, As dope as Roddy Rich's project was, it's not on the same artistic level. No, it's not. And teams, he don't, at the end of Kendrick got TD, who is Roddy's team? Exactly. Like, who is this team? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, bro. Like, like, he does have a great team, right?

I'm sure he does. Right? I'm saying, but who is the, like, who are there? I'm not sure, right? But I know that, like, there was a big contention of, it was like, his team, like, leaking some information out like bro like we told this nigger to like just go back to the root but but he wanted to get creative and that's how he dropped the mid album but i feel bad for him right because he's still a great artist but here's the thing man once the public like flip so you as a newer

artist is oh for you because rottie rich is going to keep dropping classics right ha ha songs but right now it just don't feel the same and then bro once the public deem you as trash nah but you can't break that right no no no no no bro even can't has suffered the same fate as Roddy in 2022, meaning, yo, yo, he waited four years, five years to draw something. He dropped something. Once the first person say, yo, this shit is man, man, listen up, bro. Like, we didn't play that album sets.

Nah, that's the, that kind of, probably the most deadest, like, it may no impact at all. Well, hold on a second. Now, I hear what you're saying. I don't feel like that album is meant to be compared to other. It's not like an easy listening rap album. It's supposed to be consumed in a different way. And like, I agree.

It's not as impactful as his other projects. But this could be something that years down the line, people look at as a lot. I don't think like, like, you're saying like similar to Pimbaugh, like, the only reason why I can't take that from Kendrick because with Mr. Morales, it's cool if he was going to have posted. My issue is six or five months prior, he hopped on a baby Kim song and literally was like smoking on your top five. He was claiming like, yo, I'm coming back. You're all your top.

Like he was talking reckless. That baby Kim record is better than his whole album too. Yeah. That's the problem I have. It's like I would have. You don't drop a record saying I'm smoking on. Like when you say that, you know who you're taking shots at whoever is hot at the moment or whoever we think is top five to drop Mr. Morales. And to me is like, you can't.

You can't pump fake the game like that where it's like you should just never drop you should just never said that because the whole time I'm thinking Kendrick this album He's stating how he's top five where this album was meant to help people that are going through certain issues which I respect But the promotion the way you was laying it out for us was not like that and that's the issue I have with it Yeah, I guarantee you and I know this isn't fair to even say but I guarantee you Kendrick has shelved so many records that can easily have put him in that conversation right now. But why? But not, wait though.

But why? But nah. I don't think that's true, though, man. Bro, if you wait five years, you're coming with your hottest shit. Now, I personally feel like, and here's why I was really put off by the album, because one, like you're wearing like the Jesus crown and overseas, Iaku, you feel? That just shows me an inflated sense of ego. Cool, you're a rap, where you're supposed to do that?

I bet. You made me wait five years for some music. I like, cool. Then the first visual you dropped is a concept you stole from a white boy on TikTok. He did not steal. Now, hold on. Nigel. Hold on.

Hold on. He stole that shit, man. Come on. And the fact, no. You are out of your motherfucking skull. He stole. If he made sense for that white boy, man. If you think you are out of your skull if you think that Kendrick ever saw that fucking

kid's video, bro. There's no way under any circumstance, bro. There is no way under any circumstance that Kendrick saw or was influenced. by that kid's video. It's the exact same concept though. It's similar backgrounds, right? Like similar characters too, right? No, bro, bro.

So come on now. If Kendrick did that, I would probably respect it because that's, that means you could pull creativity. Yeah, come on now. Bro. So if he did do that. And then a song was trash too, right? Which made me think, wait, wait, hold up now, bro.

He's trying to do the same shit he's been doing for the last decade, which is give us a deep message, give us something that's great content and try to trick us into thinking this song is a hot song just because it has a great message. We wasn't buying it this time around. No, no, no, no, no. No, I don't think. I think that he, what he did was he made a concept album. Yeah.

And it is very similar to Pimp a Butterfly. You know what I mean? And like, do I go back and listen to that album very much? No. Do I want to necessarily go out of my way to defend that album? No. But I have enough respect for Kendrick's artistic integrity and his creative approach. To be like there's something more.

to it than people are giving it credit for but like but what about what about the coach of rap like wanting to be the top emcee wanting to be that like do you well how do you feel like he's cheating that aspect i feel like he definitely took a he was fighting for that number one spot and that put him below drake and cole at this point you know what the problem they're below close too but the last five on some lyrical shit as far as rapping be honest no no no no no no no no no no I think just rapping ability like Kendrick has been able it's the M&M shit right where you rap super fast you rap some shit that's multi-com like complex as fuck most people don't really

understand what a fucking rig or morton right like you just say some shit that's like super deep super and you trick us into thinking that this shit is more significant than what it is I feel like that's the majority of Kendrick and this album has been you know like a example of that right I think so hilarious is but I'm a punch I'm a punch that's what I'm saying he doesn't but he used to if you listen to early when Kendrick was K dot you know what I mean like he was punching a lot you know what I mean like even like a detox freestyle oh no was it detox like yeah that shit was crazy actually him on him on him on there's a record that

J Rock had called mandatory from back in the day that he has a verse on where he's fucking tweaking and he has had a but a lot of the old black hippie shit of the the you only you know Eno remix with all a black hippie on it. Kendrick's verse is amazing Ronald Reagan era like if yeah great story telling you know what I mean um the heart part too Dougworth to me though was like the epitome of Kendrick at his peak right my favorite what's your favorite Kendra girl mine's the good kid yeah yeah I mean Like I said, Section 80 is my favorite record by Kendrick.

Damn, that's like the throwback. Yeah. I mean, I'll say that my favorite drink. Can you get better since then? It's not about him getting better. It's what I feel like was at his hungriest as a lyricist and as a rapper and from a technical perspective. I feel like he's got a lot better at making records. I feel like Mr. Morale is not the best example of that.

But I feel like Mr. Morale is a record that cannot be compared. other hip-hop albums. I don't really feel like it is necessarily in the hip-hop category. It's like a concept album. You have to compare it to like, you have to pink. American drinks though? No, no, no, no, no. Yes, but that's different. You have to compare Mr. Moral to like Pink Floyd the Wall. You have to compare it to, you know, the Who, Tommy. You have to compare it to like classic records from music history, you know, to the Beatles, Sergeant Pepper. It's something that's like, might not be necessarily digestible,

but when you look at the overall artistic merit of it and what he achieved with the piece, high caliber off the charts. So it's kind of like a mixed bag in that regard. Do I slap it? No. By the which, I never thought of it from that perspective. Like, because I'm trying to compare it to like hip hop, almost it's almost, you gotta compare it to like more musical.

Yeah, it's like, if that way I get what you're saying. He's not like, it's more like spoken word poetry than it is rapping on there. Okay. You know? You said, if you're right? You know, but bro, again, and this is why, right? Like, and this is why, like, people think I hate Kendrick.

Because of exactly what Lesz just said is why Kendrick has been rated higher than what he really should be rated as, right? Look, if you ask, like the majority of, let's say, like, casual hip-hop fans right now, is Kenji Lamar a top 15 rapper of all time? They were all my extent. Oh, yeah, of course, of course. He is right, but no, he's not, right? And listen, is he has convinced us, you or anybody else, right, that whatever I drop, if it's

mid, you're not looking at it hard enough. There's something deeper there. Nah, bro, again, like, yeah, I kind of do hate what people. Yeah, right? Spoken word, whatever is mid. Look, and you know what? Unfortunately, with that release and the fact that if he had just given us two or three bangers, it might have like skewed that conversation.

But because he didn't, now he gave people like. you who are Kendrick haters, enough ammo. I love Kendrick. But I feel you, though. But he did try to. That's the thing I can't give people he did try to. He had a whole song with Kodak, Black. Which is dope.

That was the best song on the album. That's the one I fuck with it. That's the one I fuck with the most. And Rich, Rich Spirit, I think that's the other one. That was like commercial. And he got a record. The Blast record could have went to. But let's be honest, though, that he did not fucking copy that video concept.

Get listen just because so many like you know how many bars that I've had in records that wind up getting used like not because like I'm in any writing camp or anything like that they're both off to the same because like their label okay but yeah and what's that parent label I think I think it's universal okay universal music group do you understand that there's literally yeah yeah yeah yeah of course like that's like saying oh we're like um like like oh DJ Vlad Lusher Drake. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

Lusher Drake where DJ Vlad and No J. and No, of course. So, you know what I mean? No, no, no. But, bro, like the coincidence, like to me, it's just too much of a coincidence, dog. Like, bro, it just looked the same. The background was the same, in the same position.

Man, come on, bro. Nah, but, but like me personally, bro, I feel, man, like Kendra gave all the sauce, all the hits the keen, man. For me, man, again, like, bro, listen, bro. Again, like, I think it's clear here, bro. Like, Kenra writes for Kean, right? Yo, have you been saying that?

We know this, man. Again, Kean was a hot producer. Hey, hey, you don't want to see an Instagram post in a few days. No, no, not. Pussy boy. Pussy boys. I didn't even know that fucking Gloria would pay attention to what the fuck we said on here. That's crazy.

You know, we're shaking it out. Yo, allegedly, man, but does Kendrakeye for Keen? I don't know. Come on, bro. We know it. Fan, like, I wouldn't be surprised. Man, same flow, lures of man, but okay, man, but like, past this. People used to think that Baby Keem was an alias of like, it was like a character

Oh, really? That Kendrick had, yeah, like before we knew the truth. Like, yo, so, uh, past the go talk of Kendry. Let's go to another go talk. Acon was on an unnamed source and Acon said the-Connick music. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so, uh. Oh, oh, by the way.

way, Remo said that the whole office is bugging and Dirk is way bigger than Money Baguel. Yeah, but he's bugging, right? Yeah, no, nah. But, um, so AECON was on Shannon Sharp's podcast, shot at an uncle, and he went ahead and stated that if Chris Brown had Michael, no, sorry, if Chris Brown had Quincy Jones or Michael Jackson's team, Chris Brown would have been bigger than Michael Jackson. And Jackson, I should say. And the other thing he said after was, they're different.

difference is because he said Chris Bonds with a bunch of blood gangbangers instead. Well, again, let's be real here though. I feel like when he says that, he's talking about the contribution to the artisticness, meaning those dudes are good people, genuine dudes, but like, I'm not really expecting them to come in the studio and write musical notes. You feel like me? They're not. Right?

But here's my thing. I feel like, again, Acon is legend, man, man, but bro smoking crack, bro. Like to think that Chris Brown, if giving us it like Quincy Jones could equate to Michael Jackson I feel like people have kind of overrated like Chris Brown bro like if you rate if you rate less than Chris Brown's career he has not surpassed usher nor the weekend yet right so like how do we just skip over usher skip over the weekend and say he's equating to like Michael Jackson he hasn't surpassed the weekend nah no no I mean um weekend he's first of all he was out years before the weekend yes

Now, hold on a second though. Chris Brown is one of the most naturally gifted individuals to ever grace the industry. Dancing, rap, basketball, all of such. Everything. Yeah, of course. He literally is magic. He glides on records. To make a statement like that, though, it absolutely makes no sense because music wouldn't

even have the template to pull from today that it does if it wasn't for what Michael Jackson already did. It's kind of like a null and void conversation. Now, does Chris Brown have enough raw natural talent that if he was discovered by Barry Gordy in the 1970s, if he was that old, you know what I mean, and molded by the same production team and had an abusive father who forced him to fucking sing and dance every single day to the, you know, or else he was going to you know, like, brothers and brothers and amazing sisters. Like, no, so I'm, I think that Shannon is a talking about like popularity meaning like he's meaning that Chris Brown would have been more popular than my I'm still saying though like yeah it's very difficult to to equate that Michael Jackson existed

in an era where there was no social media there was none of the same promotional outlets or availability which simultaneously makes what he did more and less impressive because although he had way more of a monopoly on the game and there's never been anybody that like would to go to any city in the entire world, from fucking Berkeley to Belarus to Bangladesh. And this motherfucker could come out on stage, you feel me, or not on stage, come out of this hotel room balcony

and have 80,000 people waiting in the streets, like holding on their baited breath room, people passing out when he walked by, right? Now, here's the thing. There was way less options for entertainment right now. People didn't have, they didn't have streaming services, They didn't have playlists or anything like that. You had to get your music on the radio, tapes, vinyl, CD.

I feel you on that, but the only thing when it comes to Chris Brown is different because Chris Brown, let's say streaming came out, Spotify dropped 2012. Chris Brown dropped 2005, 2006. So he was already out six, seven years before social media or everything went crazy. No, social media was still popping though. There's MySpace and all that. Yeah, it was like MySpace and stuff. But what I'm basically saying is like beyond some people will be like yeah what's the

closest to Michael Jackson people will say Beyonce because she's performed and she's done certain stuff that Michael Jack it's Drake no no not even Drake but not definitely Drake because it's like Drake can't be at that level because he can't he's already there though no he can't he didn't it's because of Super Bowl I'm just trying to get straight to the the Super Bowl Jake hasn't performed the Super Bowl Chris Brown Michael Jackson has performed at the Super Bowl Chris Brown would have performed at the Super Bowl if let's say that Rihanna thing didn't happen But even his affiliations with and don't get me wrong this is the era we're in if these are your niggas no matter blood crib whatever they are

That's your niggas you got a ride for them and that's what I'm Acon was saying he was like you know I get Why Chris Brown is around this is the time period when it's not like the 80s But those those reasons Made it where Chris Brown can go to certain arenas they don't want to book him certain award shows They don't want him they imagine if Chris Brown was able to have a full Super Bowl performance if it would change everyone He wouldn't be the Michael Jackson. No, no, no, no, he would be the Michael Jackson of this era. No, no, no, no, no.

I mean. He would have, because he's the only one that could perform. He doesn't get these opportunities to showcase it because when Chris Brown performs, bro, but he's the best performer in this era and he's never in such- In fact of talent. Flakicita, talk to this guy, please. No, no, no, no, no, man. Like, in terms of talent, I, like, I definitely get it, right?

Like, he's probably the closest, like, we got to- Oh, not musically, I tell you. Yeah, but no, no, no, but no, but no, like, just popularity-wise. Bro, I feel like if Acon would have said, yo, if you gave Drake Quincy Jones instead of the niggers he grew up with his home boys, if you would have gave him a musical genius to pair him up with his entire career, Drake would have been undoubtedly, like, again, just me personally right now, I think that Drake is on Michael Jackson's level. But he can't perform. If you gave-

Now, okay. Performance plays a part. So what are we talking about performance or popularity? Yes. Drake is damn near. There's been debates about Drake and Michael Jackson. He's past Michael to me though. I mean, well, and that's the debate. That's way more of a debate than Chris Brown. And there's ACONs, maybe his statement's true, but there's too many variables. You have to abstract reality too much to even put it in a conversation.

Drake, all you got to do is look at Drake's actual statistics, which like he is by far, by significant margin, the most successful. artists of the past 10 years. In fact, at this point, it's 12 years. Bro, that's 12 years. Bro, listen, it's, bro, possibly ever. He's, and it plays until he's easier, more marketable. You call market Drake better. Because like, even with Chris Brown, when certain situations happen to him, he was locked out of certain writers. Like, in the industry, a lot of people like, Beyonce, a lot of people have

these things because they had, like you said, writing camps. For sure. He, he had to like get new up and coming shout to Eric Bellinger, like new up and coming the writer's to help him on the process through his journey where he's not getting the top like the dream. Right. Imagine if the dream was writing Chris Brown's music would probably be up to par with the weekend or like the drink because the weekend R&B wise and pop wise is probably the closest person to come back Drake musically.

Well, I mean, but Chris Brown early in his career did have that though until yeah, you know what I mean? Like with the me you and the dance floor fucking, you know, run it. You know what I'm saying? No one. Yeah, no, boom, after that, then you've seen Transforma or like, uh, he started to rap more because he lost a lot of those writers. He became more like Nicky-Fi.

That joint with Chris Brown and T-Pain is so hard. Kiss-Kiss. Oh, man, that shit goes stupid, bro. Bro. I got the chills, bro. Like that's all you, man, bro. Full goosebumps. No, right, right?

So A-Con is wrong. We can say this, right? Like the only person who, who would even have an argument, which I think right now, I think right, is already bigger than like michael but if you would have given drake let's say quincy jones bro i think drake would have probably like going down as the greatest musician to ever live you feel me right like um you could do i mean i don't know but i i love quincy jones but at the in the year 2000 at the dr dr dr drs smoke out yeah i had i was in the eighth row you feel me well and uh quincy jones and his family were right in front of me and this fool was hating on me

smoking weed and told the security on me yeah come on now that's believe that shit bro that's great I did dr. yeah he like eight the whole bro that shit really pissed me out yeah oh you went to that was literally the greatest concert experience in my life 2000 Arrowhead Ponda Anaheim I want to say I'm my name snoop dog doctor damn ice cube yeah was exhibit yeah every single person yeah I had to go to a whole other section to smoke weed because of motherfucking Quincy bro was it legal though no No, it was not.

Well, that's why then, right? But he was beat, bro, the whole, there is a fucking skull on stage that came and was blowing smoke out. Like, the whole place was stoned as fuck, but Quincy Jones don't want to let a young player blaze a motherfucker's sleazy up. Come on, bro. That's a good story to talk. Yeah, man.

He made fresh prints and he kicked me out. I mean, he stopped me from smoking. Crazy, right? Yo, listen, like, we have a few left. In 13 minutes. Yes, right? Yeah, right. So let's do like five minutes for, well, it's just two more left. So Wheatie dropped her Quavo disc track. Do you guys think she's justified since Quival Disters or is this a little bit too soon?

Fucking horrible timing. Too soon. And you know, I'm the one that was defending, sweetie to you before. Hey, come on, man. But let's keep it a bundle. You know, she's an artist. She's free to do whatever she wants in very poor taste. Now, it's clearly clout chasing. You want to ride the wave of the fact that this is such a conversational piece. But you're not even giving this dude like he's mourning the loss of his motherfucking nephew, bro. Like who's like, come on, bro.

I got murdered in front of him in cold blood. Yeah. That's what I'm like, yo. What's disgusting though is when she, when last week where we had no information of what the track was actually going to be, she stated, yo, y'all, yo, I'm clarifying all the lies, right? Cool. So we expected her to talk about it. She dropped the district and pretty much confirmed everything.

Yeah. I got the hundred case bet on me. You know, yeah, I fucked them. And, right? You know, are you mad, right? The song was wack too, though. Yeah, right? And then she added in like these, like remedial disses like your dick little, you come

fast. To be honest with you, if you waited to drop that and put it out later, it would have resonated differently. You might not even think it was as whack as it was, but because it's in such poor taste. I'm listening that way. Yeah, it changes the whole context of it. And you're like, damn. Like I can't even like, I don't even want to give it attention at this point.

Yeah. No. Bullack have did her a favorite. Well, sorry, you're not favorite, but like he did her such a great, bro, like he did her. An alley-up. Yes, right. Because, bro, he gave her a great interview to where like, just the clips coming out, right? Yo, like, like, she's humanized.

She comes off as likable. Like, she's like, she comes over as great. But I can't get out of the back of my mind that before take all. body turned cold that you was dropping a discreet against his uncle who's morning his death. And I always, like, I was defending sweetie to you. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We talked about this on this show.

I've never said a bad word about her. I do feel like this record was in very poor taste as far as the timing of it. And I feel like it would be an uproof who's the opposite way. Let's say, Sweetie's niece passed away. Right. And Cuevo dropped the disc record. Do you know how much backlash? back glass like they will try to fight kids will quit this shit's not gonna get no

traction though on the kind of the shade room comments everybody's like ah nah let her speak when he was talking all that shit we don't care what he's morning that's that's good a bitch of chat room that's what I'm saying that's crazy to me that's so that's so that's just weird because if it was the other way around we would cancel him but when it's on the other way it's like because it's devil let's like yo like yo it's not at the day we broke or whatever it's not that serious life is life was lost let's mourn those hosts are the whole scenario yeah that's Yeah, right here. So the next one is, so I want to talk about Boosie next. So, so, so, so, so, so let's do like five minutes on this Twitter thing. Are you guys optimistic or pessimistic about the way Elon Musk is running Twitter? Because he unbanned Trump, Jordan Peterson, Andrew Tate, and my others.

But then he didn't unbent Alex Jones. Yo, yo, wait, wait, wait, but bro, here's my thing right regarding that. So when he didn't ban Alex Jones, that's when I said, okay. Elon Musk is full of shit. And here's what I mean he's full of shit, right? There's really two ways to govern society is we take away everybody rights and then gives rights back, right, as we seem fit, or grant everybody, right? And then figure out, like, which rights to take. But then that right there leads to communal disharmony.

So when I see, see, like, Elon Musk say, yo, I'm off for free speech. And then his reason for not banning Alex Jones is, oh, I have kids. So when I see somebody profit off of his death, but then that tells me that his free speech is contingent on what affects him. And to me, that's fucked up because I'm an absolute, but you can't yell fire in a crowded building. Yeah. You know what I mean?

And that's like, that's always been a condition of free speech. And when you're doing something that's detrimental to society, look, I'll say this about Elon. the blue check thing that he did is absolutely counterproductive as hell. It totally took away the power of the blue check by making it so anybody could just pay for it and making it subscription base. It took away all merit from it. Some people like me now have a blue check without being verified regularly, which is not fair to all the people that legitimately got their blue check.

How's it not fair? Because- Don't say niggas pay $15,000 for it. Okay, well, if you're doing that, that's a different story. But I'm talking about the people that legitimately deserve it. and which are the majority of the people that have it. Now, Elon Musk is from South Africa. He's an apartheid baby.

When he makes statements talking about population control, I hear a little subtext beneath it what he's really saying. And he's like, he's talking about, oh, we have, we don't have enough people. We need more people in the world. As opposed to even though the world's overpopulated, he thinks we need to have more people. But what is he really saying? We need to have more white people. That's the subtext of what he's saying.

He has a very questionable agenda in a lot of different aspects as far as the way he's moving. Now, with all that being said, I do believe in free speech and I believe that everybody, regardless if I agree with their platform or not, deserve a chance to talk this shit.

Trump, Jordan Peterson, all them included. Yeah, man. I don't fuck with what they're saying or not. I don't matter. You feel me? If it's freedom of speech? Like, if you're, you could be a fucking, blatant, you know, like racist that is counter, you know, that is the antithesis of everything I believe.

And I'll still say you deserve to talk your shit. You know, like it's so tough, right? Because like the goal, right, as a society is communal harmony, meaning like whatever disrupts it needs to be checked, right? But then it's like if you're checking, let's say hate speech, right? Because we claim it like it disrupts, you know, communal harmony. Who defines it? Because I feel like the people that are defining hate speech currently are the Democrats. And I've been on record for saying those people are our biggest enemies, you know, especially

white Democrats. Those niggas needs to be in check because why? The same people 70 years ago who told us, yo, when you come to this, you know, like bar and grill, if that business owner says he don't want niggas in his shit, you got to respect it. It's a private company. Or the same niggas telling us today, yo, if you have a different. different ideology, a different mindset. Oh, it's a private company to come to take you out, right? Why? Because they're both, listen, like Democrats have been on the wrong side of history. Every day. They fucking shit up. They fucking shit up right now. This, this administration, even going back to the Clinton administration. Like I said before, Bill Clinton played the sacks on Arsenio Hall, convinced Black America that he was an advocate for them. Then during his tenure, then during his tenure, proceeded to incarcerate more minorities than any. president in history to this day I'm Haitian and then the what the Clint's did to

Haiti all that type of stuff different that's how I'm not too niggins nasty work nasty work nasty work though that's how I feel you I feel you on that with that with that scenario but like overall like just I just feel like we got to like Twitter Twitter is a place where we got to like be able to this lay everyone speak because certain people like that are making it way you can't speak like we don't want Donald Trump on social media the Democrats oh oh yeah yeah so I'm basically saying like Like that freedom of speech, they are trying to let me.

I love Trump on it. Yeah. Yeah. Yo, so, uh, last topic. Trump, Trump should have the right to make himself as look as stupid as he possibly wants on social media or. Shit. Sometimes, sometimes he says some shit that's on point. There will be no slander of daddy.

And Joe, no. I'm, I'm wrong. Joe Biden. I just a disavile. I disavile, I disavile. Joe Biden, uh, think yesterday today was his birthday. It's the oldest president. He's the oldest.

Fuck. He's. How do you have like would you trust like would you trust the adio doing a lot of stuff for you like you know what I'm saying like a 80 year old it's literally like having a fucking Promethazine addict it's like a lean head as the president he's falling asleep while he's giving addresses like come on bro I'm not even a political dude like that but I'm like come on bro you're seeing now that we need someone that's comprehensive that could speak that could like actually like that's a difference with Trump at least if you didn't like we were saying he knew he

was really fully behind what he was saying you know what Joe Biden is like yeah what do you want me to say wait I forgot what was it again like no he's tripping no but last topic be before we had out everybody been asked us to speak on Boosey now you know you YouTube's got a find a right one to play with man so for y'all who don't know what happened Boosey was shopping at a Walmart this YouTuber who always like does this prank where he comes up and start calling grown men boy you know and he told Boosie boy pass from that boy what I say boy And when it boosts his little homie socked him he punched him.

He was like boy and he was like he's like you know who this is he's like I know it's Boosie badass boy y'all got to stop playing with certain niggas man like cuz bro like Hey you lucky you in a Walmart and Boosie won't probably all the way crash out but since it Like remember what the baby did at the Walmart make oh no no that I'll I think I'll crash over that like could just the white men calling me boy oh it's a white dude oh yeah now wait wait how is this even a conversation Yeah, that's all I'm like, what kind of, that's something like, I didn't know who did that. But wait, though.

He looks real racially ambiguous, like, right? Like, like, like, like, he looks white, but like, it can look, no, like, like, like, like, like, he's white, like, like, like, he's white, like, like, like, he's white, like, like, he's white, like, like, he's white for all intents, like, like, he's white, but, he's white for all intents purposes, and he's walking up and calling just, just random dude's boy and shit, you know? I mean, bro. The context of where Boy comes from from slavery and all that. That's why I'm like that type of joke. I don't know. Hey, that's a risk that he rent. He's free to try to, you know, hey, what do they say?

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Boom. Now, I hope he doesn't sue over that and wind up getting sued. No, no, no, no, no. Bro, if he sues his entire TikTok and YouTube career, it's over with me. But yo, people been asking in the chat, me, yo, your flaco, who's dressed you nowadays? Don't disrespect it, man. Flocko got the fly, Leibnman, purple jacket.

I'm dressing myself, man, feel me, man? But, yo, listen, man, people- Once you have some pants that fit, bro, you're gonna be on killing the game. No, we gotta get you some lotion, though. Bro, look, look, look. Like, this is for sure, for sure, for sure, for you, for me. Cool, man. Awesome.

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