No Jumper - The NJ Show #277: Josh Has Opps Now?? Adin Ross Ceasefire?? 16ShotEm Career Over?

Episode Date: October 2, 2024

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The best video on the internet right now. What video? Me crashing an accomplice. Oh, my God. That you're ticking a nigga right now. Let's talk about that for sure. We are live, allegedly, here on a jumper. Ladies and gentlemen, we're back.

It's bricked up, brick. Brick's in the chat. It's lush. Late as usual. Don't really have like a nickname. It's like a rhyming nickname. A little lush. You want to go with that?

You want to push that line? A little much. I thought you were declaring your hatred for Mexican people, and now you came in with the Mexican pride jacket. Came I had to come to present. They had me act like I'm going against my brows like that. I'm like, oh, yeah, flip it that way. Go ahead.

Who is it? Jesus. Somebody. You're not helping your case, right? I'm always wearing those Assali shirts with dudes. I don't know who they are, too. We just know it's a player essay. We just like Mexicans.

Yeah. Well, like, the thing is... I'll wear a shirt with any Mexican. But you even said, like, it's a shirt that I normally wouldn't wear. But since you were the whole, I'll rock the shirt. Because he said, oh, you were cold and I gave you a jacket to put over your broke back. And I'm like, minute. It has a flag of a country.

Y'all are not about to go wear a Zimbabwe flag around, you know what I mean? Like, let's not go there because if y'all see Kent A-Kloff or African, fabric somewhere. You're not putting it on either. Only time I'm putting it on is going to a black power. I did me a dashiki one time and I never wore it on camera. And I felt bad, but I talked about it on the podcast how I didn't think it was a good idea for me to wear it because it would make it look like I was treating African culture like a joke. Now, to be honest, this was like six years ago, seven years ago. If someone

gave me that today, I would probably just rock it. And I would probably just take whatever heat I got. There used to be a Kooji shirt that I had. had when they, like, made their rebrand during the hyphy movement, and it was a kintay cloth print shirt. I used to wear it. It was fine. But what I'm saying is when I said, hey, this has a different flag on it. I am a N-word because we're early on in the joint.

It means that me putting it on is supporting you. Right. I would not usually just go pick green, red, and white and make an outfit out of it. I wasn't saying like, oh, F that flag. You were cold, so I put a jacket on your. your broke back. Pause. Yeah.

You feel me? He broke my back to put a jacket out of these. Broke back mountain. I don't even know where this all came from. So, because I'm going to be real with you, like, I'm at the point where when I'm scrolling

through the Instagram stories and I got, you know, for some reason, I don't know why. Overly invested and we starve and just really show up at the top of my Instagram stories.

It's almost like I watch a disproportionate amount of stuff related to us. and our ops, sure, okay, I'll accept that. But when I'm looking through that, I'll see hot Wheela Media shout out a new clip of Compa Rader, and I will not click it. Like, it's just like he, no offense to him,

it's not meant to be an insult. I just don't have any faith that he's going to be able to entertain me at this point. So even though I dissim in the song, and even though I realistically could expect a response from him, I'm not really trying to see what he's talking about. It's just, it's always very long-winded. It's always kind of off the rails. It's not really funny or interesting.

So I'll like watch people. I'll watch people clap back at him. Off the rails is a double onto, this is true. But I've kind of gotten to the point where I'm not really watching the clips. And I noticed the other day, I'm like, I feel like he didn't respond to the diss song because I probably would have heard about it now, which, I mean, that's really like his last gasp of clout right there.

Like I thought like I was giving him the lob that he needed. Well, to be fair. and it already dissipated and then Brick threw him another alley Yeah, I got throwing out of you. That's what they wanted so bad. He kept on making videos. I'm like, here you go.

Because it was like the conversation was dead. But he can't make a song unless Lesh goes to the studio with him. I don't know about that. No, but he made some songs before you were even in the picture, right? Yeah. I have nothing to do with the Chi Chi Blude.

One of the first things I saw from him when I became vaguely interested in before I podcasted with him and everything was like, oh, you did Swifty Blue. Okay. This is before Swifty Blue went and tried to shoot up the high school. You love some good opt-talk. Yo, we're definitely going to get into Swifty Blue later on in this.

Because you know what he did? Oh, yeah, but you know. Funniest thing ever. Yeah. I don't know. I got a DM from Swifty Blue. He just called me and he told me that he's going to have to be very careful about what he says on the phone because it's an open case.

He's back home, though. Yeah, but he was good. He was at the barbershop. He was a clown for that. He called you then and he told me. I'm like, hey, why I think you back home right now? He's like, shh. Okay, but let's lay out the initial narrative that is so unbelievably funny.

Swifty Blue goes to a gas station and in some way gets punked out by a young Edgar boy. Yeah. Kid looked like he was like 14, 15. But he was standing on business. He was really like yelling at Swifty and stuff. I don't really know why Swifty just drove away. I don't know why he didn't want to face the issue right then. It's kind of like a win, a lose, lose.

when you got a 15-year-old Edgar boy screaming at you at the gas station because if you beat the shit out of him, you took a hell. But if he shoots you, you took a mega-hull. Little Edgar was for show clutching. Bill Edgar glitzy, you got to go ahead and walk away if you can't clutch back. But then the narrative is that Swifty Blue went to the high school, pressing the line, and then got arrested at the high school. Now, I feel like from my brief conversation with Swifty Blue,

he's going to deny that he went to the school looking for a fade, which I would recommend because really that is so fucking crazy even though I get it in the gangbanger world your ups can be kids right this is something is very normal right I kill a nigga under 18 they killing us are you crazy Adam

they popping the shit out of us I'm not giving no little nigga no past clutch nigga you better know how to use it like a girl man because that's who's killing all the rappers kids I have listened to a lot of little Jeff a little schoom a lot of these guys and one thing I've learned is a great place to catch your op Lacken and murder him is at the high school.

They didn't use to spare us. We come out of them gates. Pah! So you were getting shot at by grown gang members as a young kid coming from school. What? Beat up in all that shit. Grind me life. My first altercation in high school.

Okay, no. All right, one of my altercations at the ninth grade because it wasn't my first. This was Springfest. You remember Culver City Spring Fest? All right. An old dude from Blackstone. coming there, Matt, because he was Arkellian, one of the girls up there.

Sounds about right. He was picking her up. He's not supposed to be on high school. I just thought about that. I should say your name, but I'm not. And when we were, when we was at the school, he got mad about the girls. So we at Springfest, everybody kicking it. He'd come up there. I'm like,

damn, he's like 20 and buff, fresh out the penny, like on bloods. I make the whole school scatter. What? Whole school. And my grandma was the getaway driver, Nick. She rested in peace. I don't rest this. Swiftly blue, keeping the tradition alive.

Oddly enough, right around that time, they redrew the boundaries for... Yeah, no, yeah, yeah, yeah, no more Springfest. I'm plug that up for everybody. It was no more Springfest. Oddly enough, right around that time. Be like that, but, you know, honestly, of all the aspects of gang banging that I feel like should have a little more rules and regulations applied, grown-ass men, going to high school. for the funk should not we should put a cap on that that should be off limits i believe so but you know

just from a from where i'm standing have other kids go and handle that it seems obviously to me that you should you should leave that off the table just because of the fact that this is so obviously going to look bad you're breaking all kinds of laws by bringing a firearm onto a school ground right you should have just waited to little anger left the school that's what i'm saying wait till he walks right outside the school zone then fa fa fa fa fa you don't have to or you could draw down on a little cubs and nick of a woman's ass. No, no, no, no, no. You draw the, you got a homie hold the gun.

Keep walking. Beat his ass like it, like he stole something. Like, you know what? Now flinch, and I'm going to let my homie pop you. So everybody, so everybody at home sees the video and they see you having a fair fight with a 16-year-old kid. Yeah, yeah. So the people actually there, they know.

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Download the app today. Use code no jumper. $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup. picks gang let's go nifty all 50s Patrick Mahomes about to go off yeah my homies is my home I feel like I've said it wrong

Yeah Patrick Mahomes No Mahomes Mahomes hey yeah I know enough because I've seen people talking about him And his wife and shit so I should know that Hey I'm just a fan of the guy as an athlete And his tight end His tight end is your girl's best friend

Taylor Swift Yes, exactly. That is his tight end. He's a tight end. I'm a wide receiver. Ooh, that's pause. A wide receiver. I'm out of Diddy party.

I'm not a Diddy party lubed up Lyon Bieber. Hey, wait, wait, wait. Here's your hip-hop history question. Who said he went in a tight end and he came out of the wide receiver? And who was it about? Oh, I don't know. But that's sounding very like. Joe Bunnan about Saigon.

I was going to say sounding very dipsetish. but early 2000s era. 2006 or something. The Joe Budden's Saigon disc was, that whole saga was great. He said he went tight end. He went in a tight end talking about jail and they came by a wide receiver.

Now, I'm not co-signing that. Well, how does he know it was tight when he went in and it was loose when it came out? Did he hit both times? I feel like Joe Button probably got a sense for like what kind of booty hole a man has.

Well, the previous bar he said, like, I talked to your proctologist. You feel me? Oh. And then, you know. Did he? No. No.

No. So you guys have an eventful weekend? I had a very eventful weekend. I'm going to lay it out there. I went to Legoland and I went to the San Diego Zoo. So it was a wild weekend in the life of the 22ster. We had the whole state cover because I was up in the bay. There's no option to air.

Is the gas a wet? There are new ops in the air. That's true. What were you doing this weekend? Just laughing. I would have been at this fucking weed festival where all the drama went down if I had not been on the Lego Land mission. That's a babe, y'all didn't get me no.

I didn't get my credentialities. Did I see my main man's getting into it with a pussy ninja? You have said? And I'm like, oh, wow, I was supposed to be there. But then I know y'all kind of been keeping me on reserve because I am like a hotter face. I wasn't involved in who got invited. I didn't even know of this event.

No, no, no, not on purpose. Josh don't like taking me to hip-hop events. He wants to go to like square events because I always kind of. Well, intensify the situation. Yeah. I mean, last time he brought you to an event, it's, well, I mean, you didn't do anything, but someone could have went that way. Someone ended up getting mutilated.

And then we went to that awesome mansion party and it could have went left. Okay. That's fair too. Yeah, but I feel like that's the kind of energy that Josh needs around them. Not like, you know, you need at least one person who's on some bullshit, right? Yeah. Because let's be real. If you get into a situation in which a fucking fungus like pot lord is even able to temporarily float a narrative that he got one over on you, that's not great.

Now, I think that as the dust has settled, the prevailing narrative from pretty much everybody, including people that we don't necessarily get along with, including, and it brought me a bit of joy to see a clip in the Reddit earlier today of ADT, REL and SMAC, all basically agreeing. that Pot Lord came out of that situation looking like a total bitch. That was heartening because those are people that would probably like to see Josh taking up. I don't know. I think Josh just like ran into some of them

and it's been okay or whatever. I'm surprised to hear that though. Pleadie. Yeah. But I mean, everyone in the universe has basically taken a look at this and agreed, Pot Lord, you are a joke. You are a loser.

Squabble up. You get no points for this behavior. Even Flacco. Flacco's video, which this is why it's so good is because I hate that I look at the Reddit this much but I saw a clip in the Reddit where they were basically showing a

clip of Paloard in which he acknowledged that he watches every single poetic Flacco upload which go subscribe to Poetic Flacco great YouTube channel but that suggests that he believes that Flacco's YouTube channel has a degree of authority and that he

considers him a trusted force in the community so for him to then watch that video and realized that despite his attempt to look hard, to look tough, to look cool, he came away from it looking like a bozo. That's got to have hurt his little soul. It might have made the yellow in his eyes a little, a shaker too darker, you know? The kid said that he seen me at Oak Park in the Venice Showlines at the Hood Day or at the Oakwood Park. I'll be over there all the time, but I'm like, because that's how much of a nobody you are. Like, big, I don't even know who you

Laura, I'd have been in your face and you didn't say that. If you had a problem with me then, if I said something about you before, you know what I mean? And you had a problem with me then why you didn't speak up when I was there. We was on your home turf allegedly, right? Did he actually say anything about you though? I don't know. Oh, about after that? Yeah, he was drunk as hell.

You see that coping him in like a diner or something? He's like this. He's like floating back and forth. His eyes are totally glazed over. And he's basically like talking shit without saying any names. acting like he's ready for whatever. But then this old clip comes out of him talking about you, talking about you like your fucking Tookie Williams or some shit.

Oh, for real? Yeah, he's terrified of you. He's talking about you like the real boogie man. And so now he's like drunk in the fucking restaurant and trying to act like he's hard or whatever. It's like, listen, we all know that, like, you were in the best situation you were ever going to get into to do something to Josh, right?

You could pick almost anybody out of the fucking hat that could have been in that environment and it would have been completely different because if there was anybody there who was like eager to fight, it definitely wouldn't happen. And keep in mind, he did this in a situation where he has nothing to lose

because obviously he's not a businessman. He has no kind of business relationships going on. He's just there strictly as a hanger on. Josh is there doing actual business with Puffco and all these different brands that are all potential advertisers that we've been talking about doing events with, etc. So Josh is in an environment where he's chilling and he's not looking at this as a situation

where he's eager to make a scene. So he's got every reason to kind of, you know, try to avoid this situation. It's not a pussy thing. It's just the fact that he's, he's a businessman. He's doing, he's doing shit. Josh was unbothered.

It wasn't even though. He didn't give a fucking call. I had to call him first and foremost. Don't think he called me. I seen the text and then I seen the Reddit shit. I just was going through Reddit and I seen the motherfucker like, like getting up on Josh like, squabble up.

Like, well, I'm like, man, I'm going to go. Like, where are you? I'm like this shit downtown. I'm headed downtown. And Josh, like, come on, don't even come right now. Like, I ain't worried about him. He's like, man, don't come up here with that shit. We're cool.

If he was a threat, you would have been here. Like, fuck that. I'll be honest, too. Like, I think that people are really underestimating Josh's ability to defend himself. I think it became down to it one-on-one. Josh is putting tips on a lot. You don't want to meet him in a parking lot. I got a lot to pip in.

You put Josh? If you put Josh in the ring with Paul Lord, I'm pretty sure Josh is coming out, Victoria's. He's why the UFC ring, hell you. Yeah, and I mean, he's not an alcoholic. He's not dying of jaundice, like, Pa Lord. Like, Pot Lord realistically probably has, like,

a couple good years left in him. Like, he's going to be on dialysis soon. The thing is, too, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know what it is. I just know, that boy is sick. Well, like, if you have, if there's discoloration in your eyes

is normally a sign of something, like something wrong with your liver or kidneys. And look at his girl. His girl looked like she'd die in AIDS too. What the fuck is wrong with? Bro, I remember like 10 years ago she looked all right. What happened to her? Life be life.

It needs to be studied because a lot of these guys, Yuri is the same way. Getting in a relationship with a beautiful girl. Fast forward a couple of years. All of a sudden, they look like fucking Hiroshima went off in their next door neighbor's yard and they're just fucking torch. I was over there.

I'm like, damn, who was this smoker that's with him? Like, yeah, right? And then you finally wife did it? What? The chat told me it was his. wife. I'm like, that's a big of wife. Like, ooh. Yeah, I'll be honest. Keep in mind, that's the origin

of why he wants to fight Josh is because Josh said something about his bitch, I think. So that you say something about his bitch, crickets. That's not bad. Because he's fucking terrified. And he knows he knows that it's the easiest fucking green light

in the world because all you got to do is pull up his old tweets about the great, the late gray nipsy hustle, not to mention. the 60s in general. The Nipsey Hussle thing. He's the one who was posted 60K. Somebody put it in the Reddit so I can pull it up a brick.

That you all that. I thought he was from showline, no. Sometimes. Yeah, but the show lines, sometimes they don't like the humby's back of the day, but not dead. Like,

not with around Nipsey passing. Oh, no, but those tweets are way older than that. Oh, yeah. It's like 2012 or something shit. Yeah, it's way back in the day.

But he's like a supporter, you know? Like the, The girls that like go to the Hells Angel picnic and they're like big fans of everything that the Hells Angels got going on but they're not actually like members obviously. Pot Lord is like that for like whatever game. You're hanging out around. You mean groupies? They went a ride on the back of the of the hot guys fucking motorcycle.

Gripping the hog. Yeah. You got to grip the hog. You got to grab the hog. That might have been the first time in their entire lives that Paul Lord and Yuri got even a moment of feeling like they were tough. Oh, yeah, Josh, you're a bitch. But then they get online. They start checking the Reddit and shit,

and they realize that everybody involved views them as goofies, including AD, Terrell, smack. They all agree. Shout out to the apps, man. If you wanted to do something, you're supposed to start really do some. Wait, what did they say? Do you remember particularly like who said?

You get no points. This is like the general consensus. Like, and from pun, too, pun was fair about it, is that if you, you're in that environment and you see you're up, you're supposed to actually do something. Now, you get no points for being loud and shit. Now, what would be respectable is if he had said like, hey, I need that. Let's go outside.

You don't cause a scene, but you still get to actually physically engage. That would be a little bit more respectable. What's not respectable is making a big scene in this environment where you know it's the number one place where he doesn't want to get into a situation because he's doing business here and he's an actual businessman. Unlike you, Pot Lord, you broke funky. Living off your fucking HIV-ridden bitch. Just imagine him not seeing me, Rad, Gordy, and the cut.

Allegedly, I don't really think she has AIDS. Hey. But we also don't know. Yeah. Imagine the, the Crips popping out the cut. He didn't see us and, like, all the hummies was there too. Like the foot clan. Yeah, like me, right, Gordy, and the guys just happened like, hey, gosh, you straight.

Yeah. You think you would have done that with Conrad or Gordy or whoever standing right there? Fuck, no. No. Hell not. I'm not saying what they did it with me right there by myself I'm like bro come on you don't do that to people like that you do that you challenge motherfuckers that's worth the challenge and I ain't saying

Josh ain't worth the challenge but this ain't your app bro like come on bro out of all the shit that you doing like lest just a little bit more gutter grimy you know what I mean like beef with him okay that's not picking on somebody you say something to lush I'm a different I'm a different contingent of white no jumper yeah even even Adam like even Adam like even Adam Like you can get at Adam like that. But Josh, like, come on, bro. That's why I really was tripping.

Like, come on, don't get at my boy like that. But the thing is, like, I don't really feel like there's much for me to say at this point because after your video responding to it, were you very eloquently broke down. Play by play. Play by play. Moment. Anybody's thoughts that they might potentially have. The feet on.

Man killed me. Yeah, that was really what I think, Brickman. Why is he saying feet on land? He thought they're stopping. He'd be stepping. Feet on land, though. Like, oh, Roland, what land you stopping on like that? Like, boy, they would have slapped fire out so.

And that's at the LA Convention Center? Man, I would have open-hand slap, bro. On the hood. Then followed up with a hook. Just to let you know what type of time we are. But you want to know what pissed me off is when I've seen it, obviously that was my instinct too. It's like, oh, my God, I would have slapped the fucking dog shit out of Pile Lord.

Because to me, Pile Lord, I would feel the same way as I felt beating up a woman where even if the woman was so disrespectful that she kind of needed it, it will still be like, you know, I just feel like I could fuck him up so easily that it would be like an absolute joke. But here's the thing, that morning I read the article about Cuevo having to spend $700,000 because he slapped the fucking valet, right? And I realized in that moment that this is a very like unequal situation

because realistically, if I put hands on him, he's got a lawsuit. If I put, or if he puts hands on me, it's just nothing. It's like, maybe you go to the county. I spent the buck 50 on the valet before. Really? Yeah. He took some weed out your cars. No, he crashed by the shit.

I put the pistol at his mouth. Understandable. Yeah. But look, hey, guess what? There's a disproportionate amount of wealth between Potlord and myself, you know, his wife's got a lot of money. So maybe Podlord. Yeah.

That's what he does. He just lives off her. So maybe Podlord should just like punch me in the face and I can sue him. And then that would be fine. It's crazy because because of the scrutiny through us, it's like Pot Lord doesn't even try to keep the lie going as a professional surfer. Like he gave up on that. He tried to get that off on us for years and years.

And then at some point, I remember I like searched all his sponsors and tried to find his name on their websites and shit like that and realized it was all cap. and I think he at a certain point just fell back and decided like, okay, the lie about me and a professional surfer. That's over. So now he just exclusively is living off his bitch and is honest about it, I think. Or I don't know how honest he's been, but he literally is just a dude who, to be fair,

was smart enough to find a girl who's had rich parents. He hatches him, he hitches himself to her wagon. They have a kid, so he's locked in. He probably got no premarital agreement and everything like that. No pre-nup. No pre-nup. And so, yeah, he's living off. And so, no pre-up. No, but it's a fact, because he don't got a job. Bro. He's not productive in society at all. He's on live with literally like four viewers most of his life. He'd be all right. It's a sad situation. Yeah.

It reminds me of this, there's this dude in one of my rehabs that I was in named Matt, and he told us all he was a professional baseball player in the major leagues. Like, yeah, I played a couple of innings with the Chicago Cubs. love that you're a local rehab. Oh, yeah. I'm not all. I'm the connoisseur. Any rehab questions? I got you.

I got you. That's like your gang knowledge. How many steps do you do? I'm 13 steps several times. Yeah. The 13 step is going back. Well, that's,

yeah, that's going back into the first step. Is you fuck a newcomer in the program. You have sex with a vulnerable young lady. Or it should be older as well. It's not like, but there's no like power and balance because you're both there because you're in a fucked up state.

Exactly. No, but in reality, it's just a beer power. They're worth than you. For sure. Yeah. They're fresh here.

It's a very, very predatory, you're a thing. But yes. You're a ditty. No ditty. But in a, the 13th step is a known phenomenon.

But as far as to this Pobbler situation, I feel bad for phone. Phone over there, minding his business, trying to, you feel, me, do his thing for whatever

biggest bros had going on. Blasie over there doing his thing. You feel of me? I'm sure Blassey's bitch was there somewhere as well. She, man, we had her on the podcast the other day. She was actually very friendly when discussing him. She had nothing bad to say. She doesn't like me, though.

Dice on the shoe because it goes both ways. I don't know if they could see it right. Wait, what? Oh, he's scandalous. Don't slar my boy out. Well, you know, that was one thing Josh told me is a Blasian house for a very cool. And he had nice conversations with him. So you got to like feel like that's a kind of a thing that they're basically like,

this is a one-sided thing. It's not a united front. He's over here. like a bozo blasi's trying to make some money trying to do his booth trying to get yeah blasi they had a collab shirt a scene and look dope phone over their handling biz sucks if those guys get dragged in and dragged down by other fools doing lame shit when they were the ones that kind of had all the momentum to begin with to make anybody even interested in what they had cracking on yeah it's not like pauler was invited to that event in the first place but i do think that this makes an obvious

you think he snuck in it is obvious that he should be blacklisted from all future events of this kind so we're going to probably see to that. It's no way that he had a wax thing. No. Yeah, he had to have your special puff co. Yeah, you had to have your puff coat gear. I don't think he did. No, he's definitely not puffing on nothing.

So anyway, I mean, yeah, we saw that take place over the weekend. And I mean, it's just, I'm so glad that the community as a whole was able to identify and be honest about the fact that Pot Lord and Yuri, who is a non-binary trans man, that they both took a massive L in this situation. But the funniest thing that I saw in this whole thing was a clip in which Yuri, aka urinal, aka abusive to his girlfriend. They both were,

no, I think it was just Yuri on camera, saying that all we do is talk about them because we won't get viewers otherwise. Facts. For sure. Again, a reminder, Yuri has spent the last 10 years on live with like a peak of like 45 live viewers.

Whereas us on the other hand, We put up videos all the time They get millions of views This episode We probably do 100,000 views Which is just normal to us or whatever So the idea That's such a huge percentage

Of our audience is dying For information about is so fucking stupid And so evident Of how much his brain has rotted Over the years Because he was a cool dude 10 years ago when I met him

Does he genuinely believe that though Or is it just what he says to It's like he has no respect For his audience Because he says the dumbest shit ever and just expects them to go along with it. But that being said, his audience is almost 100% people who treat him like a low cow and are just looking to be entertained by his retarded antics.

There's definitely, you know, I feel like when I saw the biggest change in Yuri is when he really leaned into the IRL streaming and that became like an identity for him. Because like you said, when I first met him, he was one of the super chill-ass dude. I never thought that there'd be any issue. And it's also really weird that all these people bring up, these pre like issues that they have with yourself or with sharp or with me or with anybody over here but the whole time they was here they never had those issues even months after yri got fired he still never he had nothing bad to say about us that just like blossomed over time when he realized

that he had nothing to talk about on his channel which is honestly kind of sad and also yuri i just want to remind you that you are a massive bitch Yuri is a massive bitch because let us recall Pot Lord, Brick, baby, you might not know this. Pot Lord at one point said that he was smoking on Yuri's dead sister. Now, this was like a week, a couple weeks after Yuri's sister lost her life. I won't go into Howe out of respect. But Pot Lord said he was smoking on Yuri's dead sister. And Yuri did nothing to try to exact any kind of revenge from that.

He just took that on the chin. That's what he took. Kept it moving, which is really sad because it was. It would be nice to see Yuri stand up for himself in any way because to me that's one of the worst things that you could do to somebody that you have a problem with. That's not something you do to your friend. Yeah. That's terrible. What the fuck is wrong with you?

Yuri, stand up for your own bloodline. But I don't think you get the smoke on somebody that's dead unless you killed them. Like, I don't know. We are unsure of what Pallorid's involvement was in the death. So. LAPD. Don't do that. Yeah.

Don't let this be like the Draco thing where you never figure out what happened. Like, look, let's get to the bottom. Let's get to the bottom of this one. No, it's just like, it just shows that ultimately, I feel like a lot of it was fools were trying to pander to the fig immunity wave. They wanted to be a part of it. They saw that on their own. They're like, oh, well, these guys don't like them.

We're former employees. And of course, they're getting some encouragement from that side as well, probably. Because they love when former employees air out dirty laundry. And it kind of just perpetuated. in support from them. Getting support. Anytime, any time there was like, I would have anything to say about no jumper.

That's when, Hatline, bling. Hey, what's up, Lushy? How you doing, my good buddy? You been straight, bro. Yeah, I'll see you over there. To be fair, that is the kind of funny thing about the fact that even T. Rearle agreed, like, Potlord,

you were supposed to do something if you really wanted to be on some tough shit. But T. But T.R. They didn't do that. T. T. Ross on me, and he didn't know anything. So, I mean, let's just call a spade of spade of space. But he told you. you, at least he told you like, maybe.

Yeah, he at least said something. But to be fair, but then he left earlier. He scared you. He left her. He scared you. He didn't ask me. He was no way scared at all. He actually, he had leather and Jack with him.

I was just with Mena. So. But at the end of the day, regardless, the way he, the way T. T.R. handle that situation. I forget that's even a dis. Well, leather. Yeah.

No, it's not a, it's not a diss to nobody. just, oh, a, it's to her. Yeah, definitely. She can take that way. I just honestly, I say that. Well,

I was putting an L in front of her name. It's for 1,000 percentages. I felt like, I felt like leather because their pussy probably feels like leather. Like aged. You got to put some, you got to put some ditty juice on there to get it going.

With that, with that being said, I feel like there's no, there's no ambiguity in the fact that TRL handled that situation in a way more masculine manner than what Potlord did. At least you didn't try to make, content out of it. You know?

You watch it. I was like, hey, I respect. Honestly, even though I can make jokes about C-Rill, like not doing anything or whatever, it's like, what the fuck was he going to do? You're going to start a big ass fight in front of Floyd Mayweather and Cam Newton in the fucking the impact awards. We're over here talking about the impact.

Right. I don't know. Some kind of impact. Something was impacted. It would have been extremely bad taste for him to have done something in that moment. But he didn't cause a big, goofy-ass scene, like the way Potlord did.

So you got to judge that worse. Pot Lord, you have officially won Bozo of the year and possibly the decade. And you will be dead soon. You probably won't survive this decade. If you show up to a, this goes back to high school house parties. You go to a party and the dude that's making hell of noise doesn't want to fight. If you see someone you don't get along with and you're making mad noise, y'all is, blah-da-da, I'm going to fuck him up.

That you want it to get broken up. Like you said earlier, you show up, walk up to bro, like, hey, let's, Let's take a little walk. I need that. Or just get cracking. You already yelling. But you in the middle of the function, you're not going to do it right there.

Just like, hey, let's go. Ain't no yelling. Let's go take a watch. You try to clean something up. They get off old cousins and run up out of there. Shit, it's over with. Either way and go, if you squabble, it's over with for the day. So you might as well, wherever you do it.

True. I just want to bring this up, bring attention to this. This is the burger I got at Lego Lane. Can we show this on the screen? that's a health hazard in my whole life i have never like i love burgers burgers is my number one food if i could eat you know my my meal on death row might be a nice bacon cheese burger i ordered a burger at lego land look at the fucking texture that looks like a topography map that looked like a break oh drug this was like 15

i threw this in the garbage before i took a single bite but i keep coming back to it and looking at it And just thinking about how... How many people ate that shit that day? Oh, I was surrounded by thousands of people who were eating this at the exact moment that I threw it away. Including children. It looks like an aerial view of bikini bottom. Like, that's SpongeBob's hood right there.

Oh, 16. This makes me feel like I need to pay a lot closer attention to whatever burgers I'm eating in the future. But, I mean, look at it. This part looks like undercooked. But look it right here. It's overcoct. This looks like a normal burger kind of.

So, like, if the whole thing have been like this, I probably wouldn't have been able to tell that the true texture of the burger was this disgusting. It looks like the surface of the moon. It looks moldy. It's literally moldy. Yeah. It's like they don't get well fuck. Those little kids.

I got some nasty ass chicken nuggets after this instead. And at least they were like edible. How much of it did you eat is the question? I didn't even take a bite of this. See, I was putting the ketchup on it. I would have liked to have gotten the photo without the ketchup. I started to put ketchup on it. And then I noticed this texture.

And that was the moment that I ran for the hills and decided that I did not I want to eat this. Just imagine if you would have been on some quick shit, didn't notice. Exactly. Because most burgers I eat in my life, it's not like I fucking open the thing. It's already ketchup on it. Thank God for the condiments being on the side. And it really says a lot about the resilience

of the human body that I probably would have been fine if I ate this because I'm sure I've eaten other burgers that were just as gross and never had any kind of happening. It's not like everybody else in the park was like vomiting and dying and shit like that. So I don't know. I just really had to call

attention to this burger because I'm so disgusted by it that I just keep thinking about it. Legoland. You guys are disgusting for that. I know that when I worked at What a Burger, I definitely made some pretty unsanitary burgers. Did they flip that though? What do you mean? Did they, was it made like or was it ran through one of those little, a little boiler thing?

Probably one of them. I didn't even look at the other side of the burger. I'm not really sure what method they use. But like my whole life I've been hearing people talk about how gross fast food is and how gross slaughterhouses are and stuff. I've always been up the mind like, I'm eating the hot dog. I'm eating the fucking shitty ass.

That's filler all the time. I eat whatever. All that is not even beef. I bet you if you tested that up top, it's probably like 2% beef. I feel like right here looks almost like some like hair. And then all these, just these little spuds.

I would really like to have like a doctor or a scientist who could tell us exactly what I'm seeing. It looks like no, do that. It should look like that cow had leprosy right there or something. It probably looks like Potlord's dick. Anyway, this has been, this just been haunting me ever since I saw this. Like, I had like a lot of things happen while I was there that kind of bothered me.

And this, this definitely took the cake. Like, I just have not been able to stop thinking about this ever since. It's pretty disturbing because it's not even just about this burger, like you said. It's about everything else that we consume on a daily basis. Oh, yeah. It's probably worse burgers. Yeah. Anyway, that was, that was what I saw that day.

How was everybody else's weekend? Anybody got any events they want to mention? Um, I was a, I hosted a really dope event up in Antioch, California. Shout to the yon. Shout to the yack. Shout out to all my Nortanao brothers. You did some pump faking too. How?

Because you didn't pull up on Yuri. Oh, I didn't because when I was, bro. Yeah, yeah. Passed him on the high one. Let me finish trolling. I told him and all his homies, like, I put a PSA. I'm in Yoddyland, slide on me. Hmm, I saw that.

foot on land in yoddy land foot on yoddy land foot on yoddy land pissing on buildings hey where did this come from the smash this shit well that's like belt on ass yeah but it's like who is the first person to do that on a song sorry i'll let you get back to what you're saying but no i remember isn't that the who want to smoke with me i think 21 might have been recently that wasn't that 21 it's the other no it's like who want to smoke with me he's on that song too yeah yeah yeah it's

So what do you want a verse? No, they did it in like every verse. And that's like part of his like, he literally isn't all the verses that below sounded. But when you were recording your verse, I saw you do it. Yeah. And you were smiling and laughing like,

oh, this is like an established thing. And that made me think about like, I don't really know where that came on exactly. I'm bugging. I'm bugging. Let that know your clap. That's a different clap.

Yeah. But that's still though. That's still like. This is this is a smashing niggas clap. Yeah. But I didn't really. I didn't really. I didn't really.

Yeah, I didn't really get it. I just was in that. I didn't get it from somebody. I was really in that mode of fucking nigga like, mom, mom, because you can take a bar off and just do that. But I see people in all kinds of videos.

Even when it's not in the audio, they'll just be doing it to the camera. And I can tell they're trying to hit that specific beat. Yeah. I don't know. Even just belt to ass. The belt to ass took over the fucking world the best of a month. The best of the shot right.

I will say, Adam, when I was up there, there's like a multiple because when I'm in the bay I'm super outside I love the bay the bay love me I get the you feel me the carpet rolled out it's just you feel me raining game everywhere I go you get it got Thursday you feel me chill Thursday hey hey hey got nothing but love from a I got nothing but love we get it but you know what a lot of people were like man why Adam don't fuck with the bay why Adam don't like us There may be no media figure who has gone more out of their way to fuck with the Bay over the last year than me.

But then why they think that? They didn't like what you said. Because it was that one thing where Brick was like, oh, you're about to move up north. And I was like, no, I'll never move up there. Fuck that place. And then I said, let's be real. The scene is kind of less evolved than the scene in L.A. Let me just clarify.

Anyone who heard me say that and took offense to it, you're a retard. because I'm from New Hampshire. I can easily acknowledge that an hour away from where I grew up, you have Boston, which is a bit of a cultural hub. It's a big city. There's a lot of shit going on. It would be, from my perspective, a much more active, a great place to live in comparison to New Hampshire.

You drive four hours from Boston. Boom, you're in New York City. Possibly the greatest city in America, one of the greatest places you'll ever visit. After L.A., a lot of people would say. But insane. an extremely advanced evolved place from the perspective of people who are interested in the kind of stuff that I'm into, like the culture, hip hop, action sports, whatever it is. Why can I make that distinction?

And yet people in Northern California hear me say that Northern California is less evolved than L.A. And somehow they can't get it through their head. That to me is almost indicative of what I'm talking about. We need better schools up north so that people can not be offended. by blatantly obvious fucking statements like that. Now, who has gone out of their way more than me to interview all the underground rappers from Stockton? Like you just said, Antioch, big tone, fucking,

all the Nortenos. I basically started this whole fucking wave of actually given all those dudes attention whereas a lot of people from Southern California have probably been scared to do that or just at least didn't want the smoke or the politics that would come with it. I have gone so far out of my way

to support the underground rappers coming from Northern California, and anybody who's in that space, somebody like Trevor Potter, DBC, he'll tell you that, like, who else with a platform as big as mine has gone that out of their way to document what's going on in Northern California. He said that he would not work in the bay. He wouldn't live in the Bay.

You can't make a motherfucker one to live in your city. No, but when you put it like that, that's a favorite rapper. Jaybo's my favorite rapper. Jaybo is the, I've been pushing the line for him crazy. But I'm the one who's been bringing all these people down here and getting myself in a list of a little bit, bit of hot water. It seems like people actually don't really give a fuck. People are kind of acting like they cared about me interviewing all these Nortennios. I think in reality, we've kind of seen.

They finally caught on. Nobody really gives a shit that much. Yeah. Well, look, and I think that the reason why, because it's not like the bay is a place that is just unevolved is a weird word in that context. I know what you're saying as far as structure. There's clearly way less structure in the bay. But what the bay has done is influence so much culture. We're not. talking about, we're not talking about the people. We were just talking about living in the bay. The tech world, the fact that it's no clubs, it's not shit to do all day like it is LA.

Okay, but the tech world is what they have gone for them, is that they're like Silicon Valley and shit is lit. But she's not trying to fucking go out with, that's nothing to do with that. That's what I'm saying. Like, okay, that's cool. That's lit. The reason why- The club closed at 1.30, yank?

The reason why fools don't like when they hear shit like that is because when they're influencing so much culture and we, as no jumper, we document more culture than anybody, particularly in the West Coast. Okay, but you're missing. Did you see, were you there? Of course.

Yes, I was standing right here. Okay, right here. All right. So what we were saying is that no artist is coming up there. We would have to fly artists in rather than being right here in the fucking Mecca, Hollywood, where fucking everybody, the hub of everything, everybody's coming here. It'd be hard to get the interviews that we get and the rando interviews that we get. No, of course.

Do I think no jumpers should. That's what the conversation was about. No, of course. Do I think that like it makes more sense for no jumper to be based out of lane and a bank? That's what the conversation was about, though. So I don't even know how people got offended. That's shocking that they have such a lack of like, you know, ability to understand basic fucking statements because it's like, all right, you take the top 10 rappers from

Northern California and then you take the top 10 rappers from Southern California and let's peep their monthly listeners on Spotify. This is going to be an extremely one-sided conversation. I think their rappers are better right now actually. Now better is your opinion but when we're talking about like size

of these artists, it's not even close. It's not even in the ballpark and somebody said you wouldn't go up north talking shit. I have yet to talk shit about up north. Right. Nothing I have said has seen any way suggested that I don't respect them or that I don't like them. My actions prove how much I have attempted to be an advocate for Northern California. The only problem with that is that certain people are so fucking stupid that they can't really process basic ideas like the fact that one city

could be more lit than another city. Well, and here's a thing, two things. One, who in L.A. right now is rapping better than, and we'll just say, Norton, J-Boh, Mazzie, and all black. Who in L.A. is rapping better than J-Bow, Mazzie, and All Black. Okay, but again, you're talking about your opinion about certain artists. I'm talking about the size of the biggest artists, you know? Of course, yeah. Again, that's the point I've made is that, but after Kendrick, I feel like J-Boh and Mazzi might be the biggest rappers in the state of California.

I agree. But we're talking about the entirety of the state over like a long period of time. and even somebody like Mazi would obviously acknowledge, and I can't believe I'm still talking about this statement because it's so fucking stupid that anyone has a problem with me saying that shit. If anything, it should just be clear to them. Like, yeah, y'all have a bit of work to do to get to the left. Wow, what the fuck?

I feel like... Where are you getting fried chicken from these days? Gess. Fires. Smacks. Gus is good. I think that... You have fucking meal prep, Adam.

Tell the world the truth. I don't. Boring ass no. I still got a meal to go. Have you ever? like spent time up there and like partied for real and kicked it for a few days. Yes. And didn't have fun.

No, I have fun. Okay. But again, so completely unrelated to anything we're talking about. It's not, though, in the sense that I feel like. Why don't you still later? But people acting like I said, it's not fun up north. No, no. How could anyone arrive at that?

I feel like there's, in order to really appreciate the culture, it makes people, once you get absorbed in it is going to make you look at the whole thing different. But I don't disagree with anything you're saying about LA being having more infrastructure, being a better place to jug for your career and not just yours, but for anybody. So now you answering my question all in whole, because I was that why don't you still? Well, I do feel like I hit a ceiling when I was up there at a certain point and I needed to go back home to take shit to the next level. I feel like I had accomplished everything that I could have. And life is so comfortable up there. And just like, there's so many dope view spots where you could post up and smile.

smoke weed with a bitch that you get comfortable and you don't want to keep getting it. And I needed to go back home and take you to the next level. I will say, Barkley, Emeryville is your little spot. Yeah, all that shit, all that shit.

All that shit. Our, our bitches look a lot better down here, 100,000 percent. Like, we have way better bitches. Evolution. But if you,

if you find a super cold one from the bay, snatch her up and hold on to her because she probably have a high caliber. Start a podcast with her. mentally torture her she's going to fall off so bad but she'll never leave and you'll go back to the bay with her and you can duck less just fade

and then move up there so you have a nice little arc and then run when I'm going back up there it's so crazy all that happens like I ran them out of L.A. then the bay it's so funny how that works crazy I mean I'm such a supporter of Stockton hip hop

that Jason Lee basically like blamed the murders there on me so I mean come on that's like pretty that's pretty important impressive, right? Is he from the back? He's from Stockton. Basically, he said he was not a Crip. Even though people told me he's from a Crip neighborhood, but he said he has nothing to do with anything. Like, Jason Lee is like more SF to me. I don't know. No, he's from Sockon. Well, yeah. Basically, there's a lot of murders in Socton that Jason Lee blames on me. Is that what you're telling me? Yeah, but I'm saying, like, look how much I'm supporting the community. I'm the only one who could be DVK J-Boh's best friend and then still go do content with his top-op bands

and still, I'm still talking to J-bo, we're still super cool. I'm going up there. As soon as he's good to go, I'm up there. I think, and that's kind of what my whole thing was, I would like to see us make more of a presence up there. So I was over here. Do you remember when Gushimin, he would like frequently almost use, like the same bar which he would say like blah blah blah like a mexican like tatded like a

yeah yeah yeah that's like i because i keep thinking i want to make like a mexican influenced banger but i don't want to like just make a regular ass song i want to like make like a anthem so you don't want to make i caramba is like you're saying but i want to but you're right i do want to make like something that in my from my perspective is to like represent the whole of So I'm still, I'm trying to wrap my head around, but I like how Gucci would always say that tatted like a Mexican. Yeah, yeah. Something, something like a Mexican or whatever. So I kind of feel like that could be the ground level of what this song ends up being.

But I'm trying to create the ultimate anthem for the Mexicans. That's a tall order, but you're a tall guy. I'm a tall guy. I'm a lot taller than most Mexicans. Exactly. So you can feel the order. My dick short, like a Mexican. Just kidding.

You are ready, cancel. You already cancel. But, yeah, I've just been trying to wrap my head around it. And I'm trying to figure out, like, who might be the best person to tap in with to be my co-collaborator on this thing. I found a new, I believe he's Mexican rapper that I'm a huge fan of. His name is Section 8, baby. Okay. That fool is crazy.

He's dripping with is him. I'm about to run him on the music stream tonight. Okay. I thought that you couldn't be a pimp and be a sub-sodd. I don't know the book, man. I don't know the rules. I just know that shit slap and bro is talking that shit. You feel like that.

Because they like a pimping and banter in charge is like a sex charge. Now it's a sex charge, yeah. To them. Yeah, no, I mean, that's true. But shit, I don't know. I don't know what a, what car bro fall under any of that. But I just know he snapped. Bro, can I just play something incredible that happened?

Oh, yeah, this was, first of all, this. guy right here. This guy. Thank you. That's proper. Yes. Yeah. It is a man. Yeah. Now. Yes. I did a, I, you know, Tommy G. A couple months ago did a vlog with a rapper from Chicago from the north side of Chicago named Buda G. And if you remember on this podcast, I think we talked about Buda G's case where she allegedly snitched. I think it's beyond alleged. It's a factoid that she snitched on some dudes from her hood for allegedly snitching on her first. And so we get in contact. She comes out here to do the interview.

Does a great interview. So just everybody go check it out. One of my favorite conversations I've had in a long time. My bad. He, she, whatever. They still got tidies. You wouldn't call Sidney Star that. Sydney Star, to me, more of a clear-cut woman presenter.

Folks in them got a whole beer. That's what I was been to ask. I'm trying to figure out where you're going. But then went the other way. This is a woman who turned into a man. Sidney Starr's a man who turned into a woman. She's still got to give him the restact. She out here with a full beard.

Like what is that little bee saying? No, I can't even gruddin this. He said, like, you try to beef with me. You got a whole beard. Some shit like that. That was like why he won that beef. But so anyway. T-shirt and buttons.

Buttigee leaves, which we played in style, that's one of the greatest things that happened in 2023. But Buttigee leaves Los Angeles, hops on the airplane and manages to take some shots at 600 Breezy, happen to be sitting on the plane as well. I feel like we really got to review this clip and talk about it because this is one of the funniest things I've probably ever seen. He did a good job, bro.

Of Pumpkin-out Breezy? No, I thought that was a dude. I'm talking about his transitions. Well, dude, you get on testosterone and that shit really just like the beard starts coming in, the titty starts shrinking up a little bit. She said she got a baby dick. For real? Yeah, the Clint turned into a dick.

Her clit turned into a baby dick. Well, I mean, you know, the size of maybe like a baby digger where she's basically like she got like an inch. Bro, look like if. So it's going to inch do something? It's like a little. She was talking about fucking girls or fuck like she fucks girls apparently with this. With the incher?

Bro look like if Andy Milanocos was from 18th Street. I told her about that. That's seriously like not like that, but that would cause me like mental trauma. If you saw it. Because I remember when most of us saw. I swear to God. When most of us saw the first trans dick or whatever was China from the WWV, who at one point there was a leak of a sex tape and you got to see what China's clit looked like after years

on testosterone. That thing was buff. Thing was crazy. In my head, I'm just assuming Buttigga, something like that. China was a... She didn't go full of trans, but she was on testosterone to be big and strong and it ended up having the side effect of not only giving her like a chiseled jaw line and huge muscles, but also a baby dick.

It's like that clip was on creatine. It was just like, yeah. Yeah. Okay, let's watch this. I had some strong pussy. The player got in power. You got that, you with that GDK shit? You with that GDK shit?

Hey, they didn't let the GD. Well, that's good. R.P. Doug. You know what the fuck I. So, okay, shout out to this dude, because this dude is the one who gave me the elephant growth. So I got a shout out, like, Buddha, G's homies. the ones who gave us this smoke that we can only be smoking on tonight. They live out here?

No, no, they're from out there. They just make sure we got it. Yeah, and for the record, you want to know what gang she's from? She's an S-GD, a Spanish gangster disciple, but I get the idea that she's essentially like GDK. She doesn't fuck with so many GDs that she might as well be GDK. I think it's the opposite. I think, but why?

Because she was checking him. She was checking him about saying being GDK. But that's like a random GD. can age. She has like, like, she's hating on butta. She's hating on little J. She's hating on every big GD. But she's saying RIP duck. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She's staying on business for duck for whatever reason. I don't know if they're actually around each other or anything, but I mean, so. Because I thought she's pressing breezy because she's like, what, are you on that GDK shit still? Yeah, she's a, she's a

duck lover. Like, she's supportive of the duck movement, but she hates J. Main. She's calling Jayne a bitch. She hates little J. She hates little J. She hates me. Every G.D. you could think of, she hates me. So, I don't know. There's probably. some except. But she don't hate their hood though. Nah. She hates the person. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But also keep in mind, she's been essentially exercised from the SGDs. So it's like a bunch of them still fuck with her, but she told, or he told. So now they, you know, she has like a weird,

he, Jesus Christ, he has a weird relationship with the hood because part of the hood fucks. Yeah, he don't fuck with niggas period. That's why he hate on all the people. He don't like men.

Yeah. Yeah. Probably a bit of that. But also, like, she, he just feels betrayed. Okay. He feels betrayed because, like, basically, like, he got told on, so then he used to wore a wire and told on some other people. Whoa. But then it feels kind of weird to hear him dissing, like, butta.

He's telling him some dead people. That's way worse. That's not even close to wearing a wire. But are you allowed to, like, revenge snitch? No. Like, if somebody snitched on you got you set up. Two negatives don't make a positive. outside of math, outside of multiplication, too.

Negatives don't turn it to a problem. So if someone snitched on you and then you snitch on them, nobody would give you any kind of, yeah. You're getting your ass, you're probably, you're not going to be for a new. You just as much as a snitch as him. You get snitched on, you just got to sit there. Yeah.

It ain't like, well, shit. Did he tell you that he the one that wiped the gun down and threw it down the drain? Right. No. Yeah, it's not like, it's not like a, it's not like a wet, Willie. Like, there's no different level of get back.

I don't know, man. But shit. I mean, Buda G. Like, is like, why is old, what is she out of here? She's running around her city.

She don't give a fuck. Yeah. He, fuck. Yeah. It's very complicated. So, so that's,

that's their homie right there. Is this fool that, and that's the same dude that shot those up. That's the guy who gave me the elephant growth, which we're going to get stoned as fuck on in. I'm going to say, give us an hour so it can be two hours in before we start obliterating our brains. I mean,

you could roll it up before then if you would like. Oh, And the reason, guys, the reason why we're making a big deal out of this is because apparently this is weed that cost, it's like the most expensive weed you can pretty much get. It costs like $1,500 an ounce in comparison. $350 for a. If you don't smoke weed, on average, somebody like me or break might spend $150, $200 for an ounce of weed. This is $1,500, something like that.

That's wild. That's what I'm saying. 10 times what the average person in LA is paying for a house. Gas gas is like 160. We're going to see if it's just great packaging in a straight finesse move. It don't smell better than Metro Boomin right now. Metro Blumen? Blumen?

Blumen, to say. Metro Blumen doesn't have anything to do with Metro Blumen. No, he don't. No, okay. Yeah, it doesn't. He should. Yeah, that's the crazy part is when I got out, I called him like, damn, this is you bro.

I'm like, whoa. He's like, nah, he offered me to, uh, to, get in on the business when he first started and I kind of was acting Hollywood. I'm like, I know you missed your shot with that shit. But you can't really blame them either because you're talking about a black market weed brand realistically, you're metro booming, you're a fucking crazy

millionaire. I'll producing all these records. But it's a lot of rappers that are crazy millionaires. But you don't know which you don't know which weed entrepreneur to fuck with. Yeah. You know? Because even for me, it's like I've had a million people tell me like over the years. Let's start a strand. Let's start a brand or whatever. I'm like, you know, I don't know who the fuck to trust. You can get deeper into the game before you can figure that out. So, which we will have a big announcement in that regard within the next week or two.

But I'm curious, like what the genetics are, whatever that led to be. Is it, man, that's crazy. Yeah. Yeah, that's shit crazy. Yeah. It's so crazy. But elephant growth, we don't see what they talk about. It's all about genetics and SOPs.

You feel me? Like, we don't see. Have you guys been to the San Diego Zoo? Absolutely. It's an incredible zoo and the wild animal park too. So, okay, there's a separate wild animal park that you can drive through. Yeah. And it's, I mean, in my opinion, hell are worth it.

And it's dope because the animals there, they have, I think they don't realize they're in captivity to the same degree that animals in like the L.A. zoo, for instance, like, them motherfuckers look miserable. Like, you see like a gorilla sitting in the corner like, hell, no, like lions sitting in a small-ass cage. It's not cool. But in San Diego Zoo, they have giant. enclosures and it's like open land. It's like a real safari.

I don't know. I fucks with what they're doing. I haven't been there in years. As an animal lover, I function with it. Yeah, I don't really do the animal thing, but the last time I went was like,

I was like 13. What do you mean? You don't do the animal thing? No, I mean, I just, I got kids. I'm not about to be cleaning up

at the animals too. No, but like, like you could like teach your daughter. Hey, like, these are cool animals, show them.

Yeah. Yeah. I take the kids. wherever they want to go. Doing the animal thing sounds like I don't do the animal thing. I have no desire. Like we have two dogs. We had two cats.

The only reason that we got rid of the cats was because my, my niece is like horribly allergic to, uh, the cats. And like my kids' favorite thing in the world is to spend time with her cousin. We're like, fuck it. We got to sacrifice the cats. We fucking chop their heads off in the yard. Just kidding. We did not chop their heads off.

That was a test. We gave them to another family. But my girl, like, wants to get another dog. My girl loves having a garden. My girl the other day was suggesting that she would like to get chickens so that we don't have to pay for eggs. Smart. I'm just like, bro, I don't feel the need. Like, I don't want to make my life, like, hectic as fuck because I'm taking care of a million fucking animals.

Even the dogs, it's been a process for me to gain affection for the dog. Like, Ralphie, not that hard. Ralphie's the hungry, bro. Winston, who you guys have not even really been introduced to, it's been a struggle for me because he pees on things. And he's always trying to sneak out of the fucking. yard. He's like, when you have a dog that introduces things that you have to like always be thinking about like,

oh, you got to take him out into the yard and you have to watch him the whole time to make sure he pees and make sure that he doesn't run under the gate out of the fucking house. He's smaller than Ralphie? You're like? So much smaller. And it's just like, you know, I don't like bringing an animal into my life that makes my life significantly harder.

That's why I always loved having a cat. I got a cat. He's just chilling. There's no bullshit. I put food in the fucking bowl. I, I, I clean out the litter every couple days or whatever. It's like very chill and easy. And then I like come home after a 10-hour day and he's just sitting on the couch. He's happy to see me.

But not that happy. Yeah. He's just chilling. He's just looking at me. And like with the dogs, I mean, it's a lot. The dogs come with a jump on the thing. Yeah. Cats are, I got your daughter on cats because I'm my bitch now and I'm obsessed with them.

So I'm totally. I can't do it. Taylor's cat used to shit in my shoes. cats can be troublesome too once they hate you they hate you dude i i remember at one point we were trying to grow weed in my room in long beach like 2013 so i like

i was traveling so much that i was kind of cool with not having a room and i had a girl i was staying at her crib so i'm sleeping on the couch when i am at home and i drop my pants and my pants with the belt they're just sitting like next to the couch like this just the belt yeah fucking tony the cat sits in the belt because it forms like a perfect oval and just pisses all in like my only pair pants at that time. I had to wake up and go to fucking

tillies and buy some new pants. Cats can be pretty shit. But then the piss. Oh my God. Oh, they stink. Yeah. Their tea tank is piss. Yeah. Cat piss. You know what though? I feel like what's tight about cats is

a dog will fuck up your crib when you're gone and you come home and they'll be all shy and embarrassed about it. Cat will be sitting there like what? Yeah. What's happening? It's all about their their self-esteem because Winston doesn't give a shit.

shit what we think about anything he does. But meanwhile, like, if we yell at Winston, Ralphie is so sensitive that he thinks we're yelling at him and he gets hella triggered and goes and hides in the corner, even though we're not yelling at him. Damn. Yeah, that's the whole thing. The best.

Boogie-ass rich dogs, you feel me? Like, he has luxury. Somebody said, Adam, we're in the exact same fit as last Tuesday's podcast. That is true. And I feel a little bit bad about it. I think he's trying to send and break a message. You feel? Yeah.

He's on timing. Yeah. he's bloody now he likes the hoodie then no but one thing I was saying is like Bloods don't say bloody in New York they do with other cities they do yeah Not out here

No I never heard of LA Blood being like We the bloody boys type shit But I have known dudes who said that over the years But they usually weren't really Bloods Yeah but then you have like Bloody Jay That's what I was like to say Were you friends with Bloody Jay I know that full is such a sick rapper bro

I love that Bloody Jay That black Portland tape That's one of the all time great. Shit was never supposed to come out. Did one of the... You said it wasn't supposed to come up? No, they were like,

like Thug already wasn't cool with them by that point, I think. Yeah, I think that that's what was going on when I got out of jail. That was one of the fucking with Bloody Jay. I got a good question. Like 2013-ish. I'm scrolling through my YouTube feed yesterday. Looking at whatever clips are in my subscription tab. All of a sudden I see a clip.

It's our friend DJ Academics sitting down with Nardo Wick. and Nardo Wick is saying he ain't never even met Brick baby That's crazy You had thrown his name in the mix During your Florida debacle Let's talk about it Have you ever been around Nardowick

For sure Where at? We shot when they shot the Who I spoke with me video Okay They shot it out here And Dirk was in there Is it possible that he just doesn't know

I was talking I'm fucking with his brothers And shit I was fucking with him But he was shooting the video So he probably don't remember being with me, but his brothers was pulling up for months after that. Okay.

Yeah. So he's mistaken. He thinks he hasn't been around you, but he was. For sure. Okay. All the little hubbies like, him and baby you, like, they got pictures and shit from that day.

But from there, the dudes that he told us was his brothers, which are probably his homies from back home. They was pulling up fucking with us. You know what I mean? You wasn't saying that to be slick possibly? Like, I don't even know this guy. Yeah, yeah.

Nah, I doubt it. Because he was saying that he knows Nardo Wick. I didn't say I know him. I said, ask Nardo Wick and them, that's how he coming. Mm, okay. Saying that basically, like, he had seen the entirety of how you and he see how we play ball.

Like, he was out here, we dig it. They had they think they go to him. I said that too. Yeah. I don't want to talk to it. But that does make, that does make you really bad.

That makes you look pretty bad. Who? You. I don't give a fuck. Because he's all like, you know. He's like, I don't even know this guy. It's like, watch how I'm coming. He's like, what?

I don't even know this guy. Like he's trying to diss, fool. I don't know. I doubt that he tried to dis. So you're saying that Brick Baby needs to stand up for himself. Oh, wait. Hold on. You got to stand up in a sitting there.

Hold on. There been plenty of times. I don't think when he was coming to get the verses from Dirk. We was at Sony studio, ATV studios. I was in Atlanta with that nigga. We was at Copper Cove together. I have been around that, I dig a time. I don't know if he knows that I'm brick baby.

You know what I'm saying? Because you're not all. especially if you're around like a big rapper like you're not going to necessarily like identify yourself and try to make it out to be like this is who I am it's important that you know who I am because there's a lot of people people come up to me all the time like oh you know my one homie and they tell me his name and I'm like I don't fucking know they're like he told me you been around you 10 times I'm like I don't know they show me a picture I'm like oh yeah I've seen that dude before but I never even knew his fucking name so it's like yeah at the end of the day I wasn't saying like oh we the bestest of friends and all that I was just saying like I was just saying like nigger them niggas know how we cover? I bet you he know how we cover. Has he made a second good song yet? He ain't not know no, no, but you know how we cover it. Has he made a second good song yet?

Oh shit. You're hating, huh? No, I'm just curious. He made a couple of them. Okay. He had a lot of big records for a while there. He kind of fell back for a while. That one was pretty cool.

That's true. That's what I was telling him. I was telling him your team Kendrick, whether you're like it or not, because you're down with future. So therefore, you're a team Kendrick. That's quite a stretch. because, like, I mean, Nardo Wick, the way he's talking, sounds like he doesn't even listen to fucking, like, popular rap.

In the interview, he was saying he's kind of out of the loop with all that shit. He listens to himself and a couple other people. Exactly. And he probably liked that on the internet, too. He probably know my face from when I was just talking about Jacksonville. That's probably when he got him to me. Like, that's cool, too. But, like, I might give a fuck about that shit.

I got an interesting theory, guys. Or, like, something that crossed my mind, I want to know your thoughts on it. Sure. And since we brought up Kendrick, great segue. TDE, we consider TDE, would you consider that to be a conscious rap label? More conscious than a lot of rap labels. Right.

That's like on the more conscious side of hip-hop. No, no, no, no. I'm just, let me formulate my, you feel like me, I'm making a thesis here. Yeah. It's kind of interesting to me that TDE don't really function with other, um, other conscious rappers that are from L.A. And the other rappers that they tend to push outside of their own camp are more like on the other spectrum of hip-hop.

And if you look at like that Kendrick Pop-out thing, there is no other artists that were on a more lyrical, conscientious thing. It's almost like they're gatekeeping conscious hip-hop in L.A. And they want to control that entire market and not give a lot of other people that might have valid voices in that space a shot. But if you're a label, you want to emphasize your guys and you only want to bring other people in to the extent that they help with whatever it is that you're building, right?

Correct. But you also want to create an ecosystem that potentially brings more talent to want to feed that, you know, system and help the, especially if you're pushing this line in the agenda for, he's trying to get his money. Betterment of the community. But, like, I feel like they're more than that because, like, TV is. cultural staple. The top dog

is a gangster. He tried to get his money. Like, nigga, you're going to sign the TDI? I put it out. If I like you, like, man, I'm not going to get features and shit like that. Like, I'm not doing that unless it comes straight through. He might like to keep all the money. You don't know. It just tripped me out

to like all of, like, Kendrick will do features like, you know, RIP Fredo Santana. You hop on records with gunplay, hop on records with all these other dues. But then when it comes to like, you don't, want to rap with other fools from out here that are really rapping good and could actually I don't know fool but you that's LA though too though it's like you got to factor in everything that comes with it like where are they from or what do they do you'll be like LA is a very judgmental

city and they're not about to just be dealing with everybody it's just like that you know it's like that out here of course but that but it's like that but it's like that I just thought that was something that should be a discussion that's worth having. You know what I mean? To build on that, I was thinking about this the other day. The struggle between the Kendrick side and the Drake side. The Drake supporters, me, academics, et cetera, it's like the Republicans. Everything is okay.

The state of hip-hop, just fine. The Kendrick side are the Democrats. No, we need progress. Hip-hop is not where it should be. We need development. The state of affairs is not good because Drake is representative of the state of affairs. And Kendrick, as popular as he is, kind of represents the incumbent forces that want to change what hip hop is. And so I think really like when I look at it, it very much kind of mirrors the Trump and Kamala dynamic.

I never looked at it that way. And I hate to say that Drake is Donald Trump in this dynamic, but it would appear to be so. So you feel like the supporters of Drake are very like staunch on the hip-hop's in a great place. This is where we need to be. And from a, you know, to an extent, it's like we're saying that things are fine and that, you know, materialism is okay. Bling is okay. Pop records are okay. And the Kendrick side is really like epitomized by a sense that things need to change, that hip-hop.

as it stands is not in a great place. Yeah, well, he is like the disruption. You know what I mean? Yes. Against like the same is quo. And Drake was, was messy. He was fucking with all the upcoming artist.

And King Academics is in our chat saying, tell Adam, I said, what up, what up academics? I want to, I'm not call this motherfucker. I want to know his thoughts on this dynamic.

We might end up with a 20-minute academics right. But let's, let's see what he's got to say about this. Since this may. Seen thumb. This may tie in. with... The brick will be exposed.

He may be not doing a disturb, but academics, feel free to call in if you want. Yeah, I don't know. I've been thinking about that a bit. Because, you know, I'm seeing something like La Russell had a tweet that actually, I guess, is probably worth pulling up right now so to read it in full. But this tweet really...

Do you consider La Russell in the Kendrick Lang? I think that the sentiment that he's getting across with a tweet like... We're going to find it quickly here, right? September 30th. Yeah, that's, um, I might have to go back a couple. Or was it a tweet and delete?

Shit, it could have been a tweet and delete. I don't know, but I kind of doubt it. Yeah, here we. Yeah, here we go. This was a somewhat viral over the weekend. Saw a few people posting this. We've allowed the bar to be on the floor for entry into our culture. You no longer have to do something great and be somebody special to get treated

like such. They give an N-words who can't perform or make great songs, the same awards as Michael Jackson has. How did we get here? When will we all agree that this shit ain't it, or are we going to keep pretending that we're not hearing and seeing what's in front of us? What I read when I see that is he wants, because LaRessel's strength,

one of the best things about him is performing. It's performing. Yeah, he's a great performer. He actually wraps. Like he does all these videos of him doing in-house performances and backyards. and different locations, and that's like his whole thing. So that being emphasized would be of great benefit to him. I think there's truth to what he said as well.

But if you're getting Grammys, the Grammy Awards are not for best, like, live performance. The award is the best record. Exactly. Because those records don't hit the same through the DSPs. They don't. You're doing YouTube. Your, his content is Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and whatever content that he's shooting is outperforming the streams on the song, actually. So, yeah, it would be in a better state to him if they respected the performers a little bit more.

Yeah. But it's a lame for that. Just keep on throwing shows. I think, you know, people always try to ask me that. Like, why don't you focus on more holistic, you know, positive things that are going on in hip-hop? And from my perspective, it's like, listen, if they're. was an odd future coming out of LA right now, I would be all about trying to support and get behind it. If there was an outcast coming out of LA right now, we would love to get behind it. The culture

doesn't seem entirely interesting. And I also have a theory that the cost of living in Southern California is so high that it's like, you're just unlikely to end up with a group like odd future that we're really like pushing something that's artistically based and not likely to turn an immediate profit. Well, there's this group called No Fun LA, and they're like a bunch of kids from all different places that came together. And they're kind of odd future-esque, but they also have different genres of music. They combine into one, and they're fire. I think they recently, I think a year or so, got a deal with Demack, C. Baoki's label. They've been on tour with atmosphere. So I think that that's the closest thing right now we have in LA to a dope alternative

movement that's going to be big. So, shout's to them. Yeah, we definitely need to push that. I think that's why we need to spearhead the fun rapping scene. Yeah. There's not enough fun rapping going on. I agree. Yeah, we, that, yeah, I feel like.

We could be the change we want to see in the world. That's what I'm saying. I like that. I feel like people try, but it's like you got to hold up to this tough, to be an LA rapper, the gangster rap is like heavy on the gangster. Like no smiling, no dancing,

no jokes, no nothing. Well, yeah. You get what I'm saying? Especially now. Like especially, and especially the,

with a dark voice, like Draco. I was going to say the Draco influence made it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but sure. Like,

trying is lame. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Like, don't try. Any effort. You try,

you rap it to or he's a rapper. That was the coolest. thing about Drenko, too. Like, what he was like, this guy does not even want to be at the video shoot. He's falling asleep. You feel what I mean? You can barely keep his eyes open.

But again, it's the same thing that everybody failed to realize before. Academics. Yo, I forgot. I was watching the live stream like 20, like about 10 minutes behind. So I just seen you sick. Hey, but what do you think of my assessment that the Drake side of the Republicans and the Kendrick side of the Democrats? Hey, yo.

I just seen that and I'm like, yo, listen, man, no matter what they say about Adam, man, this is why I do watch you, because you are a logic. I actually agree with that wholeheartedly. That was a great. When you said, I'm like, fuck, I wish I said. No, but I'm going to tell you why you're right. Because, like, I mean, exactly what you expounded about, you know,

when it comes to, like, everybody who likes Kendrick is like, oh, let's, you know, it's more of like a Democrat. By the way, they frame everybody who supports Drake as like how they talk about Trump supports. You know what I'm saying? Like, yo, you guys are, you guys are nuts. You guys are supporting this other bullshit. It's like you're completely right with that, even though, you know what I mean? I just don't think that's the same correlation.

But it's exactly how people see the hip-up. Yeah. And I think that the counter-narrative to a lot of the sort of, elitism that has come along with what Kendrick has been putting out there is basically like, y'all are, y'all are idealists who want music that isn't inherently reacting with the people to be more popular than the music that actually is reacting with the people. Whereas if you're a Drake fan,

you're just acknowledging like, yeah, all this shit that is really, you know, apparently extremely popular with people, we think it is good. And we think that the fact that it is popular, is enough of a reason for us to praise it.

For sure. Even beyond our own personal. For sure. I'm going to tell you why a Kamala supporter is basically like a Kendrick fan. Because essentially if you are excited, there's a bunch of people excited for Kamala, right? Right. Not realizing that maybe she wasn't a president, but she was pretty much in office for the last four years. She had a position in the administration, right?

And they feel something is going to change. Just like, I'm going to be honest with you. Kendrick dropped that last song that nobody. remembers. Bingo. He's like, yo, we got to change hip-hop and this is going to happen. Here's a thing. Kendrick kind of says this every four years.

That's changed. Every four years. Like, you know, y'all really try to shit on Lush's point, but Lush was making a great point. Thank you, Ed. I'm serious, he was making a great point about like maybe potentially

Kendrick Gaykeeping. You know, so Kendrick has the pop-out, features, you know, gangs and third. And then on the next song, he says, yo, people who is doing bullshit in the communities, he's kind of almost describing gangs. He's saying, we got to get those people out of there.

He doesn't necessarily support what he represents, right? We don't seem feature with other conscious rappers that are maybe like in the realm of his. You know, I mean, if they don't have a name. Yeah, where's the other wrestle feature? Where's the wrestle feature, KDOT? I agree with that. I agree with that wholehearted. But again, this is the thing.

And for everybody who likes Kamala, it's about the feeling of what they're saying that makes you feel good rather than actually believe in things that are going to change. Like right now, I think a lot of people support Kamala. But the thing is, she makes us feel good. I don't know if she's going to do anything that's going to make it good, right? Trump doesn't make it feel good. And those people who like Kendrick, it kind of reminds. him of that, yo, we're going back to this culture where bars matter. Yo, bars matter.

We're going to go to this ethical culture where drill music is out of here. Like, he's kind of almost talked about that. What's that line he has in a song? He says, like, pillow talking, calling, I'm causing, like, culture wars or neighborhood wars. And he was kind of almost talking about the culture, which is, hey, listen, music is a 360 view. whatever you whatever someone says in music they go on an interview they go on no jumper they talk

about but their life reflects that and it's all like this 360 view of yeah if they're making drill music yeah something might happen in real life he basically was saying let's abolish it except i don't think you know he just blowing hot hot air that's what i'm saying exactly because he could be doing a lot more to like institute the type of rap scene that he is apparently advocating for it. He didn't pop out. He ain't helped nobody from the pop out as of late. We haven't seen nobody pop out with a Kendrick feature.

And any, if he were to put out a project and give a verse to any of those dudes who are up there, their careers all of a sudden like made off of that one feature. And we don't really see that. Matter of fact, we never even got that, not like us remix. We were promised featuring LA rappers. What happened with that? By the way, have we ever seen a rapper who basically, used, and again, what I'm saying

used, I'm not saying like his predatory, but he used culture, he used traditions, he used, you know, the togetherness and the collectiveness and the unity of even some of the games within L.A. to get to the spot, obviously he did his own thing with the song and, you know, a lot of people say he wanted to beef,

but here's the thing. He has zero pressure. Like, even the guys in there, no one's like, yo, why he ain't tweet my album out? Why you ain't just throw me up on the story? Why can't, yo, there's zero requirements.

Nothing. No finger play. Usually when you get to that spot where you have all the infinity stones, people start with the what you didn't do for them as opposed to, oh, I don't need nothing from you. I've never seen the, I don't know

if he feels it behind the scenes, like the handouts. Like, he's the only rapper. I've never seen people expect. handouts or expect him to repay any type of loyalty to. Because it's such a blessing to even be associated with this, the name of this, you know, bestowed presence of Kendrick Lamar. But we've all seen that dynamic over the years that when you're around an artist who's

really truly lit, people will be so thankful to even be in the same room as him. Like, most of those artists on opium never got a Cardi feature. And they're so thankful regardless because Cardi is so huge that they're just thankful as buck to even be associated with him in any way that they they don't even hold them to the same standard that they would expect of like a normal human being. Thanks. Where you got a little baby that features on all these, all these shit. Cardi's sharing the platform with them.

Like, I'm telling you, if Kendrick right now, I promise you. You know, you guys have, you know, there's so much different styles and sounds and pockets of like, you know, L.A., greater L.A. or like in Cali, that he could just like instantly make popular. Like, this is amazing. Bro, he could snap a finger. This is like Sandals with all five his bony stones and he's like, I'll wait until Super Bowl to my album drops.

Like, nothing. Like, if you ask why, you know, we haven't seen a little bit more progress on the West Coast, you've got to blame Kensig a little bit. But here's the thing. I was thinking about the Jesus thing, too. They treat them like Jesus, right?

Like, because, okay, that's what, That's one thing I always say when I have an argument about religion is I'll say, listen, in the Bible, it's full of all these examples of God making his presence so unbelievably obvious to people that, of course, they're going to believe in God. My entire lifetime, I've never seen anything that overtly made me believe that Jesus was real. And it's like the, but people who are Christians will say, you're expecting too much of Jesus if you think that he's just going to make it obvious to you that he exists. And people are like that with Kendrick, too, where it's like, we feel like it would make

sense for him to take part in some pretty obvious, like, examples or, or symbolic gestures to make it clear that he really wants hip-hop to change in this way. And people think that he's so, he's so important that you can't even ask for the bare minimum. Facts. Kendrick can get nobody pregnant without fucking him, period. You feel on me? Like, hey, let me tell this. I got to give Kendra credit. Because Kendrick has somehow confused us and lied to us that he is the anti-industry. He's still to fight the power. I'm protesting in front of the police stepping on people's necks. When in reality,

I could make a point that Kendrick kind of seems like in the large scheme of things like he's part of the program. He just has the people's support. Like, I mean, like, the dude who usually has the talking points of Kendrick is the guy

that gets none of the goddamn like opportunities. He's performing at the Super Bowl, right? He's performing at the Super Bowl. You know, he's at every every Grammy Award for the last like five years. You have to realize the reason why even Drake

stops submitting his music because it was just give Kendrick a thing before this shit started. You know you got like three this week. All right, come on, cool. So again, it's interesting how Kendrick has convinced us that he is anti-industry while every industry facet that recognizes hip-hop

holds him up to a level and awards him and compliments him for being, you know, this, like, deity. Like, like God. And that's the greatest trick that Kendrick ever played was convincing the world that in order to be a Drake fan, you also had to basically be anti-progress,

anti-uh, you have to be basically like pro-ignorance in hip-hop. He's turned himself into a symbol of everything that is good in hip-hop, while realistically doing and living very little. love that. Well, and that's the craziest part is he's basically, like you said, the Trump Kamala comparison. Now, if you're a Trump supporter, you're a racist. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, it's the same exact trick. Yeah, exactly. And we've been watching the Republicans do that our whole lives where it's like, oh, you support George W. Bush. Well, he's a hate monger. Right. And it's like, years to-

go out of hard to justify that opinion. It's like, you go back and you watch a video of George Bush, and you'll be like, why the fuck did we all believe that this guy was this racist ninkum poop? And not only that. You as a supporter are now a racist because it's not just he's a racist. Now you are as a supporter. Well, he could point to Bush, but we're not going to do that right now. That's a long conversation. Yeah.

As I'm saying, man, I'm wanting, Kendrick is giving a master class in how to co-opt culture. And once you've co-opted culture to have them believe that you are leading them and you're operating in a way that, hey, you're like some holistic yo I'm only doing it for the people but I'll say before

Jay Z did the same thing Jay Z convinced us everything he was doing us for the culture then he just fucked around and became a billionaire overnight he's like he tells Jemain Dupree you bro I'm standing on the other side with Colin Kaepernick

until his domain the pre says I bet I won't do the deal with the NFL Jay Z swoops in takes it you know what I mean No facts But at least at least at least though we knew that Jay Z was a from day one because he came in the game talking about selling birds, you know, flipping work.

We knew that he was, he had a hustle and finesse. I mean, Drake has always been pretty transparent about his desire to be the best, whereas Kendrick keeps his, his ambitions under rap. That's what I'm saying. Kendrick came in, like with this whole holistic agenda, like you said. Jay, we already knew he came reasonable doubt. He sold more cracks than any rapper in history. Damn near on that album.

I don't think this changes. I'm watching the see what's going to happen. but again I feel bad for the West Coast artists who probably like this is how great again you know Kenji's just done a great job they probably look like an asshole to even ask for a feature

because they know he's not going to give it so you ask you can't ask Jesus for shit you got to wait until he gives you you know what I'm saying yo you remember back in a day like Meek and like Dirk would be like yo fuck these things they won't even tweet my album because like rappers do

feel like that they expect shit except with Kendrick it's like everyone has the patience of you don't ask Kendra for shit. He gives you when you are ready and you deserve it. Yeah, like imagine Absol snapping on, imagine Absol snapping on Kendrick the way

that Meek did Waleh when he didn't tweet his album. Let's not say that Drake doesn't do the same thing, no. Can't ask Drake for shit. Were you ready? Are you deserve it? It's kind of true. He just does more. Yeah, he just does more. He fucks with more young artists.

He doesn't have any real association. with, but keep in mind. To steal their style. How many songs has Kendrick put out with, what's his name? The motherfucker's son. Baby Keem versus like working with like other random ass artists from LA that he

believes in. He chooses to save the sauce for his artist that he's profiting from. And Keem's his family, right? That's like his family members. You know, very unpopular pan, and I'm going to let you guys keep cooking because I'm watching now. Listen, very unpopular pan, Kendrick's whole thing with Drake

was fueled by jealousy. Kendrick clearly wanted to be the man, which, by the way, right now, he is the man. This is what he always wanted. He wanted to be the guy who has the most... I'm not going to call it clout, but the number one rapper. And I do think if he drops an album now,

he would outsell Drake if Drake dropped the album now. He finally, but he never wanted to do the things that Drake did. Like, Drake would find a new artist, hop on their, like, you know, they can collaborate, hop on their wave. I can give them that. Do things to kind of further... his like, you know, foothold in a lot of different communities or it would increase his relevance. Kendrick has always just been on, I'm not compromising this woke shit.

I'll do a few things, but not as much as him. And his whole battle was saying, Drake, you're biting culture by doing the things that it took you to get number one. But secretly, I felt from control he wanted to be number one. Okay, now you're number one. How do you play it? And this is this this this we're going to tell it's going to tell the true Um character of Kendrick and as I said man Listen there is no Jesus on earth currently

So over time the people will see something They will see something that reveals its true color It might just take a while When you try to virtue signal you're basically inviting everybody to come poke holes in this persona that you've invented for yourself So I feel like with Kendrick's next project It's just going to be like held to such a crazy bar because so many people are paying attention to it and expecting certain

things from him. And it's going to be blatantly obvious if he doesn't deliver. The same way that that last song having like basically no impact, the lack of impact stood out so much because of how gigantic not like us was. And it's almost like everybody forgot how this is a guy who just has not made a lot of songs that sound like not like us. That record was so unimpactful that it almost doesn't affect him because people don't even know it exists. That's how bad it was. Just to remind everybody that Kendrick can make songs, nobody cares about as well. Well, I mean, we haven't seen... That's any J's drop was...

The superpower of Drake has been neutralized. I think Kendrick has a superpower right now. We just don't know if it exists if he's not battling or he's not beefing with Drake. Everything about Kendrick has the backdrop of good and evil. Yo, Drake is pop. He's this, you know, guy who you have framed as a culture vulture. You're like the truest. now how do you create energy without having a villain you get i mean like you guys talked about it i think

it happened um it happened on no jumper when you you talked to rainwater rainwater said yo a lot of these guys like they fall off after their op dies who could tendrick bledness missed the morale of the big stepers unless you were like you know maybe queer or trans yourself you're probably like well i'm serious like i won't be like you know this might need some therapy Yo, in reality, could Kendrick take that energy, not make it about Drake? And by the way, I think his new thing is going to be, obviously, he knows he can't make it about Drake because he's going to seem thirsty. Drake's not respond to him. He's going to just try this angle he tried on the last song.

He's just trying to do a Cassia version. Yo, I'm here to save the culture. He's doing what Nas did in 2000, I believe, eight hip-hop is dead. Oh, yeah, he's right. I know why can't be what I want to be. Yeah, exactly. You know, in reality, that angle never works. Hip-hop goes forward.

It never goes back. It's like when... Trapping ain't, bit. ...talking about, yo, y'all got to stop sounding like Atlanta. You got to start sounding like the 90s again. That's what we're popping. No, y'all have to die off and let the new kids come and you need a pop smoke. Music doesn't go back.

Like, there's never in time to like, yo, let's go rap in the 70s again. No. a lot of this is a lot of progress and if we're talking about foreign progress Kendrick is trying to

revert the culture or trying to fool people by thinking that he could create a time that hip hop was like glorious and we could go back to

it he'll never get back there you can still talk conscious on a dope-ass beat like why not keep that same flow from not like us or whatever

and just talk about something. But I think Kendrick wants his impact to be so severe that he'll basically like put out projects that sound nothing like the current sound of hip hop because he's trying to influence that as well. And if

from that perspective, he's been basically ineffective. I also feel like he's doing what Eminem did. Eminem was like I'm the only white boy. Any white boy that's even has an attempt to come up, I'm a dis him, I'm a squash him. Fuck Cage. Fuck Necro. He's

going to diss him. All of them try to, and Kendrick's doing that with conscious rap. You don't want anyone besides him. I'll throw you guys a topic before I get off. What the fuck did Kendrick do to convince Jay Cole to which size? Because it's clear. Jay Cole is on, he's moving a little funny. I seen Drake like that video of Ruri and Millie Mall talking about,

yo, Jay Cole apparently looks like he's moving a lot different. I think Drake liked that for a reason. He'll follow a bunch of people today. He still follows Jay Cole. but I do think that I think Jay Cole has played this very interesting and I think Drake, I think Drake is in Turks right now

like I talked to him like an hour ago like he's in Turks like probably sipping like the little fucking fruity-ass drink he normally drinks and start thinking these niggas really are my friends he finally just got it you don't follow these bitch ass things

he finally got it I think he thought like there were really his friends like no you know what I mean like shit well you think LeBron was gonna mean at the pop-out show. You have him tatted? Hell no. He's thinking,

he's thinking this shit going to be bumping every, every timeout at the Lakers game. And me and my son are going to be, you know what I mean? Crip walking. It's going to be lit. For sure.

I think Drake is kind of trying to draw a line to sand, but I think Jay Cole is leaning towards the other side. Yeah, it would appear. Kendrick's definitely pushing the line that Jay Cole has been essentially pushing his whole career

for sure. Which is funny because Jay Cole back in the day was supposed to have a project with Kendrick. Kendrick had more emotion decided he ain't want to do that. Maybe Jay Cole has a short memory. All right. Good talking to you, man. I'll hollad at you later. All right. That's right, bro. Appreciate you, Jay. Peace. People say that we fucking don't talk about high level hip-hop

discussions on here. Get the fuck out of it. I think ever since we crept back on that top 50 podcast list, we've had very, very in-depth analytical conversations about the culture. You're not getting that from a lot of these platforms out here. Let's be real. I mean, I don't think they have the capacity or cultural knowledge to have conversations

of that depth. Well, it only makes sense for us to extrapolate from this and talk about the Aiden Ross band that was briefly implemented over this weekend. That's wild. It's been a little messy. Got a little messy there for a minute. Yeah, it was a little messy. Oh, no, my boy, hey, D, got a lot of calls.

You got a lot of calls. He got a lot of calls. Give me getting lots of calls. And I don't know. I mean, I put out a statement at one point where I basically said, these dudes ain't going to do nothing, Aidan Ross. You have nothing to worry about. And that was confused a little bit.

People kind of took that as me saying that no gangsters in L.A. are capable of anything. I was talking about one-arm guy and one-foot guy. Let's be real. They were on stream at that moment. I was responding to- copy, please, Dan. I'm just being clear about it that I don't want to be.

Because even I see Jay-3 in the comment saying, he ain't talking about me. And it's like, okay, he's right. I wasn't talking about it. But the way I put it out there, it kind of seemed like I could have been talking about everybody. I don't see how people would discern that. I feel like there's way less ambiguity there than there was about your Bay Area statement.

And even that, like, AD was happy to get on the phone with Aden Ross and kind of squash shit and just make it and get it over with, right? Meanwhile, you saw T. Relin and Smack were like complaining about AD being willing to quickly squash it, which is kind of funny because when I talk to Aden, about it. Aiden was like, I'm gonna be real with you. Like, AD seems like a good guy. These other dudes seem like fucking bozos.

And I was like, honestly, in this situation, AD is trying to smooth shit over just because there is no reason for there to be some fucking weird beef between y'all. But then you saw how Smack and T.R. were pissed off about the beef going away within a couple of days. Because to them, this is like a life line. They had like twice as many live viewers or whatever on Friday as they would normally have, I believe as a result of the fact that they had something to talk about.

Snacky said he still need that apology. He said it's like it's not squash with him. I'm making it all about himself. He said, you know, I'll be honest, I don't think that AD even did mean it in a bad way when he said, the bodyguards get shot out here too.

I don't think he meant that in a threatening way. He was saying in a sense of like, I made that in a threat. Oh yeah, but he was saying in the sense of like, you still want to be able to move around freely out here, Hey, and Ross. I know you're going to have your security with you,

et cetera. but don't take things to the extent where people that are going to really want to kill you because the truth is that security guards can get popped. I will say about that, 6-9 was a million times more offensive than Aidan Ross has been

and we all saw the visual of 6-9 walking down Melrose with eight fucking security guards all around them and nothing really happened to him besides what like a slim 400 yelling at him the complex com thing. I mean, that was like the extent of crazy shit that happened to him while he was out here.

Well, I'm just glad that we didn't I thought he got to a fight at the airport or so. That was very early on before I think he realized that he needed to be moving around the right way. Yeah, that was the very end, I think, like when he was about to dip, right? No, I think that was the beginning, if I recall. Those were great times in the hip-hop media. There's so much to talk about here in that area. Very fun.

Very fun. I don't think that he meant it, though, in a threatening way. Like, hey, your bodyguard will get chipped if you come out here. But thank God him in Faye's Banks didn't have to, as Banks said, walk down Melrose butt naked. So I'm glad we avoided that happening. That was my biggest concern. Yeah, I don't think any real gangsters who are down and crash out were really all too upset about the in-Raw situation.

I think it was just streamers trying to hype it up and make it sound like it's crazy. What was the situation all together again? Because of top five. The order of events is kind of crazy. Yeah, it started with top five basically saying that, okay, top five said that him and Drake were going to go and watch an out like us video and take notes about every single person in the video. Now, having spoken.

into top five at length throughout all this is pretty clear to me that he's just saying whatever and it's not like Drake is not backing on the hook for all the shit that top five is talking about and so when he said that all these streamers basically

80 smack and T-Rill they all threw their two cents in there and got it all hyped up because they was in the video well T-Rell and smackware yeah yeah and I think I think also what's funny is this full

top five, obviously that's like Drake's, one of somebody that's affiliated with Drake's, but the whole way the media frames it is Drake's shooter is threatening. Everybody's so happy to be like Kendrick's goons. You know, like everybody from L.A.

when they say something about that beef and it gets clipped and it gets put on Twitter or whatever, it's Kendrick's goons say that any friend of Drake will die in the streets. And it's like, I've never seen so many grown men fucking giddy to be considered Kendrick's goons.

And Aiden jumped in where. That's what I didn't understand. He was homies with top five. He was talking to him on stream. I'm always with, I mean, everybody's always with top five. He talks to everybody. It's hard not to be homies with him.

He's face-time me like 10 times over the last couple days. Top five interview coming in. He seemed kind of annoyed that me and, like, on Sunday, I was at the zoo all day and whack, I think, was at like a funeral of somebody from his girl's family or somebody she knew died, so he was at the funeral. And top five seemed like he was having a very, hard time processing the fact that me and

Wack both didn't want to get on Instagram live because we had shit going on. It was just hard for him to process that that could possibly be where our heads were at on a Sunday afternoon. Shut out, top of it. We don't make it happen. But I had different shit going on at that moment. Wack posted

texts. And then Wagg, yeah, him and Wagger fully into it. Who knows what's going to happen with that? Is this? This is bad. This is bad. This is bad. This is bad. This is bad. Shout out to fly. Yeah, man. I don't know.

Yeah, ultimately, I'm glad that the piece was averted from the fig-minity world's beef with Aidan Ross, one of the most treasure. That's why put my story, what I put in my story about like Aiden being cool, like, bro, I don't see what

the problem is. Like, y'all getting on Aiden because of the top five, like, I know he probably had his two cents to say, but it was like, come on, bro. You know the kids, they were whatever on that damn stream. I knew it was going to get squashed a ago as soon as I seen them on stream and Aiden's talking to his manager

who like apparently his homies with AD Tape. Yeah. He's like, yeah, that's my friend. He didn't even mean it like that. As soon as I saw that, I was like, okay, this is nothing. But really what was going to happen regardless? Because I'm going to be real with you. There's only so many gang members who are down and really truly crash out about shit. And historically, how many times can you think of in which a member of the media, a streamer, etc., has been murdered for some shit that they said about somebody who's in

the streets on a stream. Never mind murder. Maybe it's just like terrorized. It doesn't really happen. Let's be real. The dudes who are crashing out, other dudes who got problems with other dudes on the other side of town who killed his homie, etc. This is not too many people who are really invested in making sure that Aidan Ross feels unsafe.

I mean, the only person I can even think of from the media that got killed to RIP is Zach. Yeah, and that's just that was a, that was, he was just wrong place. Yeah. He was in a way. Exact fluke situation. Yeah. But I can't even think of any.

anyone else that anything remotely similar even happens. Honestly, one of the most extreme situations I can think of is I know a dude named Drew who basically was at a bar in Williamsburg and one of Troyav's goons rolled up on him and smacked him across the face. This is like 10 years ago and it's because he wrote a negative article about Troy Ave. Now keep in mind, we're talking about a smack in the face. It's not, you know, it's not the end of the world. Now for a journalist from Vice, probably kind of felt like a big deal, but his life was

not in danger. Yeah. And again, that's like one of the most intense. situations I can think of involving like a gangster and a journalist. It just doesn't really happen too much. Let's be real. This isn't the fucking mafia. Yeah. Yeah. Because even like

But the gangsters that he's beefing with are journalists also. Yeah, that's a good point. Now we have gangster journalists. Basically. Things have changed. Things have changed. It's over with. Life's a trip, Colonel.

Life is a trip. So, okay, we talked about Josh and slot Lord. We talked about Nardo Wake. I love deleting these things from the fucking... They slot like us. They slot like us. It is so crazy when you think about the fact that fucking Josh has actually spent a lot of time around Paul Lord because he used to DJ for the No Jumper Live podcast for free.

Never got paid. I was happy to do it out of the goodness of his heart, just trying to be down. Brandy-ass thing. Because probably a lot of people think that it's like that Josh was like beefing with somebody that he's, It's like, you know, only had like little minimal interactions with, you know, and it's not really the case. Well, it all started with when when Potlord got fired or whatever, he was basically like, fuck these fools. And you know what, Josh, fuck you.

My house is bigger than yours. He started getting at him. Wait, wait, wait, wait. He flexing the bitch house too? Yes. Oh, wow. Well, everything he's flexing is his girls. Even that guns is girls probably.

He has a gun? They said he was reaching into his little. little blammy pack at the fucking weed convention. I don't know what kind of unhinged behavior that is. He was clutched on Josh. I thought he was. Listen, I heard it said. I don't know exactly how true it was, but.

And then Josh still didn't, but. I was thinking about that. I was one of the least scared people I would ever be, like, even if he had a gun out, I don't think I would break a sweat. What Josh said to you're, he was amazed. Like, you're probably pretty upset about this, too.

We got to give Josh the W. We got to give it to him. Wash. Shast to wash. Josh, your bitch. That was my favorite part of the fucking, like he waited until he was my

Josh, if Josh would have sock there. He'd have been like, oh! I wish Josh would have just hit his ass because fucking Pondor was way up there when he said Josh was a big shit of cracking bow. I like that you're trying to get some divorce jokes off too.

Like, bro, look at the state of your relationship. You are like internationally recognized as a, a bad boyfriend. You got moist critical making video about the way you treat your girl. Josh may have gotten divorced, but we're all looking at your relationship like, holy fuck,

how is this woman sticking around for this? You got her, like we think that you hold a gun to her head every night. She needs a wellness check. Someone needs to do a wellness check. I mean, go look at her Instagram and go look at her most recent picture with her and Yuri.

And it's just fucking straight up comments of like, you need to leave this man. He's a, abuser he's terrible i mean i don't think it would be the worst thing on earth if people were to place phone calls to the whoever investigates domestic violence yeah there's clearly something wrong over there that picture looks like one of those pictures were like the kidnapped the victim to send like yes she's still alive but you know she hasn't died that's part of why i was i was kind of like scared slash impressed by the aiden ross fans because they were basically like

the like doing a level of doxing that the no jumper fan base doesn't seem concerned enough to do because I saw a lot of people's phone numbers and addresses being floated on Twitter that I was like, whoa, like... Well, there's hundreds of thousands of years too. They're chatting.

He has a lot of like very serious friends. You want to... I think it's elephant. Scroll up. Yeah, we can do that too. You know, literally like if someone slaps Yuri, Lobby Pops is going to fly out of his asshole.

Like you feel like me like like sodding the hedgehog rings. Deep, high. How frustrating must this be for them to feel like they got a W and they like got one over on Josh and then they're just being ridiculed by everybody, including all of the fig immunity dudes who he was looking at as his backup.

Yeah, so he thought he was, he was proving something to. That's the crazy part. He's putting out, oh, that's when the hummy seat is. And all clown. And all the hubby's like, come on, clown. Oh, my God. He thought he was going to get his ace boy chain.

Yeah. Yeah. He was going to chain him? He was going to chain him. He starts crying. Chain me. When Snoop chain me, that's what they mad about. Bro, now we all have to wait now to find out what was said on the academic.

So for people who don't know, Flacco went to New York, and he had kind of told us that he was going to do some of this. But he brought, like, peon ice, Snoopy badass. I don't exactly know who else. but like a lot of like no job of characters wait wait p nice was there too i don't think dw was there but i might be wrong he had was peanice his like security is a flaco security i don't know i say flaco was with all the african blood no flaco's chilling i don't know exactly what the plan is there part of me is kind of wondering like what is academics going to say to snoopy badass like what would they break at that what would they tell is he going to make him talk about

kendr versus drake the whole time i don't know you don't think snoopy just went out there on timing talking his shit. You don't put a mic in front of that guy. I'm gonna say shit. I just wonder, act's gonna be like, so wait. He's gonna be like, so wait, your name is Snoopy badass

and you're from where and you have problems with who? For what reason? It's so much Snoopy lore that you have to kind of like digest in order to get to the heart of really what's going on with him. Because he's not gonna tell you like, I snitched on the nigga, but I ain't really snitch on him.

We all around that. Niggas just hate me blood because I'm just blood. You beat me? I would hate me too. I don't blood. I don't know. But that, see, that's entertaining enough. I know.

Like, that's good. That's great. But then when we like peel back the onions of the lore, I feel like Snoopy badass is the gift that keeps on giving. We had a moment like that when we were on big facts, which hasn't come out yet. And it's probably going to seem extremely dated by the time it comes out because we were talking about like a little Wayne and Kendrick's like Super Bowl debacle.

Like that was the day that came out. Yeah. So we're talking about that. like it's the freshest news. Can you give a nuanced take on this. Our narratives are going to seem so fucking old. But, uh, yeah. Shout out the big facts, man.

No, that was a good time. Yeah, nah, but yeah, it's definitely, it's a show shocker in there. But I mean, they asked me a question and I answered it. That's all it is. Yeah, but we were talking about some West Coast people and they were mystified at who the fuck we were talking about, which, you know, that's fair. That makes sense. Yeah.

Their perception is a little bit not, people are not from you and they might not know. They like the person. Yeah. They're probably, the person used to live out there, used to record out there. They probably pay attention to all kinds of shit going on in Atlanta that we wouldn't necessarily know about. Of course. You know, so we started talking about G-Face and they're like, who?

Well, they also, like, a lot of people don't realize a lot of the, the rap legends from L.A. aren't even from here like that. You know what I mean? So people's whole perception. It also was stated that. They don't think that Adam would have his podcast in the A. I feel like they kind of walk that back a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because that was like the initial reason why we were having the conversation in the first place. They were like, oh, you would never get away with talking to shit over here. There was another dude who said basically that, uh, that no jumper or Vlad could never have been created in Atlanta because everybody has guns. And it didn't feel like they were really like siding with. that perspective since obviously they know that everybody got guns everywhere. Yeah. That doesn't make any sense.

Everybody got guns here too. I mean, in every state that you go to. I think Atlanta would actually maybe have been an easier place to do it because of the industry and there's so many more cracking rappers out there. You came to L.A. We're getting shit popping out here at a time when L.A. wasn't even a centralized

location that people were checking for artists from. And most of the artists that you were fucking went at the beginning wasn't from here. They're all like from Florida. I know I was talking about that over the weekend to somebody. I was like, think about how crazy it is that I started out interviewing SoundCloud rappers who realistically were not about shit. And then fast forward, and baby snaps in Alley.

I'm fucking running around with the BDs and the GDs and the SGDs. Like, what did I do? If something were to happen to me, easiest documentary ever, because all you have to do is show like the rabbit hole of going from SoundCloud, deeper and deeper into the streets. I just got to make sure I never get officially put on. That's the most important.

It all started when lush kiss skinny from the nine. Somebody told me the other day, they told me that if I rap, people are going to start treating me like a rapper. There's going to be less of the understanding that I get as a media personality, which I thought was kind of an interesting point, although the way that I rap,

I feel like it's not necessarily so serious that people would feel that way. Well, like, look at Buckingham. He's like a full on... Yeah, like Buckingham's a full on drill. Well, yeah, he got... He got busing. Yeah.

He got busing. Did he get hit, though? So, okay. My thing is, all right, all right, so this is what happened. So Brandon Buckingham had the thing where he did the content with YBC Duel and then YBC Duel gets killed the day after that video comes out.

Then I think Brandon Bungan went to India or some shit. He went. I think, you know, probably intent on proving, like, I don't only have to do content about the trenches. So he goes and he does something that. He made him go to India. I think the other shit that he's done hasn't come out yet.

But then after that, he goes to Chicago. Who's he link up with Q50, who's alleged to have, like, eight bodies? He's like little Jeff and little Schoom's best friend. And then he's also a Scrilla. Scrilla's out there doing his little Chicago tour. I think for the first time. And so they're all in the studio. And a clip did come out of.

Brandon Buggenham snorting some sort of powder. Now, I would think that Brandon Buggian would probably be more likely to snort cocaine than a perk. Not it wasn't a perky. Q50 in them are snoring perks. So I don't know exactly what he was doing in there, but either way. The shit was white. I think Q50 was probably on some hot shit.

Like they're all posting shit like while they're still in the studio, I'm pretty sure. So then they leave the studio and keep in mind, this Buddha G told me this is where her hood is at too. So she's saying like, this is a crazy ass area. and I mean it seemed like I don't want to throw myself in this too much but seem like risky road some dudes from over there

are maybe not claiming it but at the very least seeming like they had access to this information like way before other people did but allegedly Q50 Scrila Brandon Bungham etc all walking from the studio to their car or wherever they were staying at

they got sprayed up I believe Scrila may have been hit although we have seen videos of him since then so if he did get hit he seems like he's fine but I don't think we've seen any content of Brandon Bugham since then. I don't think he's tweeted, please correct me in the chat

if I'm wrong. I don't think there's been anything on Instagram which is kind of scary because that makes you feel like, holy shit, did he get his like, and you've seen rumors. I've seen people saying, oh, he got hit in the neck. He got whatever. I mean, craziest fucking arc ever if he actually took a shell from this scenario.

Well, he did the joint with duel, right? And then he did. We was also rapping with. That's what I'm saying. He really gave him in the streets. He's all. Like, And he chose lies. Fools are dissing ops on the record, all that shit. You feel me? Then he goes,

Mick Buckingham. The Mick thing is about one of Duel's dead ops. Right. And then he made a whole other song called called, right? That's where he was going to act. Yeah, yeah. He dissing act, but you're not doing these type of records where you're,

so I think that you'll still get the same liberty as you do, as a podcaster or media, enabling you to move a little bit. You got to be careful about what you say, end of the day, you know. Of course, but that's the same thing. Like what you say on this podcast, you're going to be held accountable for. You did a song with Big Troll Sad. What are you talking about?

A hard song, an anthem. Big app. Okay. He's not your app, right? You guys are going on. I'm just saying he's a big app out of here. No, no, no. You guys, it's not.

We don't got no songs. If you're a member of the media and you, I'm going to give you three things. If you diss the dead, if you dis the dead, if you this a hood or if you're really being disrespectful to like actual active gang members, it don't matter if you're a rapper or a member of the media, you could definitely get smoked over that. Of course, or even being friends with certain people, because then you become a trophy to them. But I think you could be friends with people without, like, like, nobody who's friends with

Draco, who was like a non-gang member, non-stepper, ever felt worried that their friendship with Draco was going to become an issue, aside from, maybe. maybe I don't want to be standing next to this guy if somebody were to pull up and start doing something. Well, that's what I was about to say. That shit had nothing to do with YVC doing. They didn't come busing that. No, in Chicago?

They came to come putting belt to ass. I mean, there's a lot of people who want to kill Q50. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I was saying. Yeah, yeah, he just was in the way. I don't think this is like, oh, I told you so about the do shit. But it's like stay-o-ass about the truth. You're hanging with the wrong crowd and you're around the wrong.

wrong people. And number one, number two, you're, you're trying to take these fools from the hood and put them in better situations. You took this kid, brought him out the hood and brought him to another hood where he got shot at. But I mean, part of the appeal of Brandon Buckingham is the fact that he goes to all these treacherous as hoods and he looks comfortable as fuck. He's getting drunk as shit. He outside. He don't got security. He's just acting like it's all good. And to be real, like most hoods you go to, it is mostly all good until you end up in a situation. It's all bad. Yeah.

Until it's all bad. Like, you know, I've been to the bounty hunters a couple of times. All good vibes. Because it's their hood, you know? So it's like, a fortress. But you go to the fortress, you're going to be cool. Yeah.

You walk in on the street on a block where it's easy for somebody to just dip by and spray your ass up. Now we're talking about a totally different situation. Yep. 1,000%. And I don't think that. That's what I was old with the Swiftie vlog. I'm like, man, shit.

We hit these coders on feet. Like, hold on. We were kind of wild on for that one. Yes. Let's be real. Turn out okay. Well, I mean, the restaurant that we went to got firebomb that night. So, I mean, yeah.

I was on my security ass. That's back when YBG was just like, man, you ain't looking at the car. Dic, you better look inside that motherfucker, man. Like, so you know who pulling up. This thing is green lighted. Like, hold on. You know, I really got reminded of, like, how, like, because I always, like, kind of talk to people about going to Chicago and think about it.

and then it doesn't end up happening or whatever, but I heard about that Brandon Buggam shit, and then one of the most lit channels on YouTube right now for like street shit is on the couch TV. Shout out to them. You gotta hit it like a bog, bro. This is like the best way, right? Yeah, but you don't have to pull it like a ball.

What a ball? What do you mean about it? Oh. You're going to make it run. We're going to talk about YouTube soon. But I'm watching on the couch TV. And fucking, uh, They're just like, he's interviewing these fools on the street.

Somebody slides by, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pa. Like, this fucking dude is lucky as shit that he didn't get hit in this scenario. Exactly. One week, I know about two different members of the media, two different YouTubers who basically either guy hit or almost got hit. He was in the middle of a shoot-up. I mean, bro, that's fucking crazy. Chicago could wait a couple years.

I feel like they're telling me, like, hey, maybe chill. Maybe you don't need to be really going here or if you do, you need to be like hella on point. And I don't think that brand, I think Brandon is a. good guy. I think his heart's in the right place. I like his contact. I got nothing. Why don't we ever go vlog downtown Chicago with the gang members? Like, show us

where you guys get away at. When you got a bitch and shit. That's the downtown? Yeah, yeah. That was by the water and shit? That was by the nicest part of the fuck. That was a, but that was like a isolate. Yo, this shit loud as fuck. I'm not having to take my hoodie off.

I'm high already. I woke on. It's actually. Oh, don't take your shirt off. Listen. I know you got feelings for me. We're going to talk about that one. You got feelings for me too, huh? Yo, I keep writing bars where it's like...

I keep writing bars, though, like, it's kind of like almost sort of making the joke that me and you are gay together, and I keep wondering if you're going to let me say it all that. Because did I tell you, I played my fucking big sad shit for Icewear Bezo? And he was like, where's my verse? When I said the thing about Mechanicsville and Transmissions, he made me turn the shit off.

He was not stoked. But he was kind of fucking with it. And then we get to that. And he's just like, bro, what the fuck? Like, he's pretty serious. You know. That's crazy.

We was on stream. I ain't even know they was in town. That's my boy. We know you don't sip green, bro. We know you don't sip green. I was asking him about the state of the green. He was open mind. He's like, hey, you know, who is it for me to hate on how people would be getting fucked up?

I don't know. He also said he was like off the lean in general. Good. I don't like that. He kicked the cut. A lot of people have. I don't drink like that no more either. It's like occasional.

It's like when I go out and everybody, now I can't be around more than two lean drinkers without having a cup. If you got lean and you got lean, I have to, I'm a follower. I feel like I've turned a corner where I see people drink and lean and I'm so aware of what it would do to me

that I'm not even tempted. When I was in the studio, a big sad, I didn't even think about asking for some. That's because you were trying to be rapper. Yeah, but I feel like I could be a pretty job rapper if I was fucked up. The last time, no, not lean when you just getting started. If you don't sip lean every day, that's not a perk, bro.

It's like popping a van at the studio. Like, it's over with. Yeah. Shut that shit down. I feel like I'd be rapping a lot more Draco-ish if I was for sure. Off the drink and a studio. I'll probably be like, I'll probably need somebody like whipping me, like, keeping me going. But no, you get you a chair, you get you a chair and turn on all those.

and just like sing next to you like a young thud. Yo, I mean, yeah, that's what it comes out. Perfect off of that. Dude, but that is what we should do at some point is we should do like a 48 hour lock-in and make a project. Fire him, so down.

For sure. That would be great. And I will say this too. You got to break us, leave it back. I have some friends that are, you know, that don't get along with Big Sads area and all that. You don't say it. You didn't bring that up in the studio, Lush.

Oh, no, but I did. I did, I did, I did talk to them about your collab with Big Sat and they were like fully supportive of you. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. There's no pushback whatsoever. What are they? They do they're aesthetics?

No. Schoolies. Yeah. Bro, Lena not knowing why. Lena telling me that my first bar was lame. Yeah, but because she doesn't understand the dad joke theory. Like I told her that. Yeah.

I've told her. A lot of the advice that you guys have given me. I've. It worked, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because you know, this is just a bunch of dad jokes.

Yeah. Lena, you feel me should be on that T. and all that so she's not privy. She's like, maybe next time you could put my name in a song in a nice way and not referring to me as a human bidet. What do you mean? You say that you're a married man. That's making it clear.

Like, I'm... Tell her you're a rapper. Nobody talks good about their bitch in a rap. Yeah, exactly. But also, most people don't own like a business with their wife with like a very public figure. That makes it even more a gangster to the rap. Usually the wife is more of like a Riley. She's like behind the scenes, punching bag, etc.

Not literally a punching back, but, you know. But at the end of the interpretation. Yeah. Bro, why did I, I somehow missed that Torta usually infers overweight. Oh, 100% infers overweight. Somehow I miss that and I'm at six flags with Violet Myers, which was going to six flags with Violet Myers was a bold idea because, you know, this is like an all-Hispanic amusement park

and she's I mean not literally but like damn near like 90% though not literally but like largely and Violin Myers is no cap beyond lit

in the Hispanic community she's like fucking like Taylor Swift going to like an all white amusement park in Nashville or some shit like she's beyond lit and so I said to her I'm like

you're really the top torta out here, huh? And she reacts like, I'm what I thought like, she's not like, she's like, she's like, she's like, it took me a couple of days

to realize torta infers fat, which is not fat, but she has to have a giant fucking ass. That's why you text to me that. Yeah. Somehow I miss that there is like a fat implication. It's a big ass sandwich.

Yeah, I just think of it as a good sandwich. It's just, This is like a yummy sandwich. Like it's like you're hot. You taste good. You're yummy. You thought you were like,

you thought you were giving like a cool little cultural compliment that she was going to fuck with. Somebody else pointed out like, you didn't just go there with Violet Myers. You went there with Violet Myers, Gina Valentina, and Lennon the plug. Like even Lennon being Armenian, it's like,

okay, she's like G-Face. She could play both sides. Like she's, she kind of lit there. They still run with that. You're from Glendale. You make,

you're gonna. Gina Valentina, bad as fuck, Hispanic of some sort. you know, Violet's from the land, man. So she's like really the fucking young Edgar boys out here. They look at her. Like something to eat, man.

It's bad. Like a real thorpe. I think that was a, that was one of the first ones when you said that she was coming on plug talk. I remember I was like, whoa. Violet? Yeah, that was a one where I was like, okay.

I'm, I think even calling her a fucking burrito is bad. Like a surta burrito. All that's fat. That actually sounds significantly worse. That sounds racist. Yeah. That sounds racist.

Yeah. I wasn't even trying to say it like that, but I was just saying another piece of food, but what I said it, I'm like, that sounds like, now if you, now, if you got a de shell with the meat inside of it, now that's really, like, not for sure. Okay, what? Hispanic food doesn't have the connotation of fat.

Spanish food? You could have been like, you look like Pandoza. You feel me? Like, you look like, you look like, fucking candy, you feel me? Like, yeah. Saviche in fact you. It's no fat. Yeah, but that's just.

shit stank you feel me if you you don't want to like associate a bitch with a yeah with fish yeah yeah we can't do it aqua fresca yeah perfect yeah

we also had Haley Davies with us an Australian delicacy so you had like you were showing out we had Ray Black if you swing that way so you're just

you're just you know but you know why it's probably not that offensive to her to call her a tortah because she's not like if she was like if there was any ambiguity

she would have had a little footballer you would have squabbled her yes she would have took off for you and she's like what nigga damn yeah I'm glad I didn't cross that line so you guys

how are you guys doing me and brick we're good there was a clip I think that we like don't yeah yeah there was a clip in which Lush was like,

let me hit that. And you're going to be having a weed. And you were, oh, hey, Lush, listen. That was high.

Yeah, you were like the morning after the lean. You were like, listen, Lush, you ain't never rolling nothing up

on 6-0. On SC, you don't ever bring no pack to the function. Why are you always steady asking me to hit the bun on 6-0? Make me passing to it.

Every time I roll up, he'd be like, I mean, like, all right, cool, because it's the hubby. I'm not tripping off the weed. And it's like, nigga, you smoke. He, look, here's some fucking weed. Here's the thing, he's, he's right. So I can't really, I couldn't have really, like, put back.

His hobbies be giving us weed. Yeah. But I'm like, roll this shit. Like, that's the hardest part of the weed. Big Rick out here contributed. Yeah. Yeah. So I feel like by proxy because of the spacebacks because of big, yeah.

Be like, give me the wind. Let me roll it. I'd be like, all right, cool. You wait until I'm rolling, do the hard part you want to hit the motherfucker. You're a rolling Crip. So it makes sense for you to roll in a movie. I'm a rolling 60.

I don't know rolling loose leaf. Henry Rollins. Henry Rowland is amazing. I like that reference, but it's also a reference that probably almost zero percent of Crips would get. That we get. No offense.

But for the most part. I don't even know who Henry. Henry Rollins. a punk rocker from a band called Black Flag. Oh, Blue Flag. Look at this guy. Look at that. Blue flag.

Henry Rowland's Blue Flag. Let me say. That's the fuck. Come on. Reddit. Do your shit. Bad merch idea. The black flag logo, but it says

Blue flag. And then all of the bars are like blue fucking Paisley handkerchief print. Million dollar idea. Somebody's got to do that. Henry Rowling coming soon. Fire. The blue flag crew.

Dude, one time I went to the Henry Rollins website and emailed. He's awesome. And asked if he would like to come on no jumbar. I literally got a response in like five minutes. Yeah? It was a very clear no. He's not from him. But not from him from the person who was manning this email account.

But yeah, it's not happening. Damn. But he had a very legendary Joe Rogan appearance a few years back. he's very unhinged, does not hold back and is... Also has a great Nardwar interview where he basically tells Nardwar to get the fuck out and like basically

just dismisses him. He goes, do you have any more questions? Nardwar, machine gun style reads all of the questions. Oh, this is the guy? And you know how good his fucking questions are? They're like, Henry Rollins like hearing them all in a row

and realizing how unbelievably well researched this interview was. It's like, he immediately kind of like relents and he's like, Okay. You know, let's keep going. Like, he has respect. It's funny to see him pivot like that in real time. No, he doesn't do that much.

I forget who it was, but last time we talked about, um, Nardwar, I wanted to bring it up. So I'll say, and I think it was Laserdim, but somebody was recently interviewed by Nardwar, and he Nardwar them. And it was like the most wholesome moment in history. Like, I think it was Lazardim, brought him a book that had a photograph of Nardwar's mom on it from, like, Back in the night of Nardwar's mom passed away or whatever a while ago. You know, it's crazy. Nardwar, like, did a little interview with me at Rolling Loud one time.

And he gave me a Kromag's record that I've never even heard before. Wow. And he's, like, saying something about how I had a teacher who put me on to the Kromag's. And I was like, I have no idea what you're talking about. Like, it's just completely like, I've never said it. I have no idea where he got that idea. I remember getting into the chromags when I was like maybe 21 and listened to him. Age of Coral,

fucking unbelievable record. Might listen to it on the way home, but never. I don't think I ever had a teacher put me onto a band, period. I think he got confused, he got confused chromags for chromas. Oh my God.

Every time I talk to top five, he's bitching to me about me fucking with chromas. That's his like dream fucking, not torto, but whatever they fucking eat it in Canada. That's a Canadian top ting right there. She is for sure. Top team.

I still, bro, like when I see her on Instagram, every time I'm like, how are you this hot and how are you doing so little to capitalize on it? Like, if I was her manager and she would just do whatever I said, I feel like I could make her so big. Yeah, I feel like she is a lot of wasted potential. What the fuck is she doing? I have no idea. It's not a diss.

That's just my honest feeling. She's probably in love with like a fucking mind fucker that won't let her see her, reach her full potential. She's definitely got herself a brick baby if I had to guess. Yeah, it's like I wouldn't mind fuck the bitch. She's got herself a Uri. I was going to say, is there a Uri in her life? I had a bitch out here trying to make a million.

She'd be making millions fucking with Brick baby, bitch, whatever. they say you need a lot of the baddest chicks you know are being held back by some motherfucker insecurity yeah oh so often jealousy and then they get out of their relationship they start doing porn and they bloom this blossom they reach their potential rapid fire holy fuck can you believe that i had darius mccrary aka eddie winslow yeah sydney star who, by the way, they're in love. It's a whole thing. And Ray J.

All together on the podcast. That's an internet thing. It was insane. It was like the craziest fucking shit. I'm saying, do you feel like it was real love? He doesn't seem like he's in the best place mentally. I think it might be fair to say from watching that interview. And it feels like she's kind of jumped in and she's making what she can.

out of his state. He's down to Fidna. He's off in Vietnam. She's capitalizing. It's fucked up. He had an interview clip where he said, enthusiastically, I love cocaine. Yeah. He told me during the interview that he does not do cocaine. But they were partying, for sure.

He's had some really unhinged interview appearances over the past. This is not like a new thing. Yeah. For the past like several years, I want to say, a Vlad? Okay, Vlad had him on four years ago. By the way, that interview only has 14K so far. I'm shocked.

Some of those clips need to start going viral because that is one of the craziest interviews I've ever done. But I watched a Vlad interview from like four or five years ago with him. And he seemed like using a totally fine place. But this... No, I can already tell that there's like... The fact that he was even doing that when actors start going through...

Yeah. It's not a good sign. sorry that's not part of your trajectory like actors don't need to do like expose media tell alls that's that's like but i feel like it's pretty normal at this point it is but a lot of big actors have like podcasts and shit like you kind of you don't need to be like playboy cardy mysterious well to be i don't art kevin art has a podcast yeah he does yeah again i feel like there's a lot of cultural changes even in the past four years like since the covid era began to right now as popular as podcasting was, now it's normalized on another level.

Yeah, but so many of these podcasts are like not doing fucking numbers at all. Well, yeah. Okay, why it's all level. Like a lot of like pretty famous people too. Like, uh, you know that your mom's house, uh, network or whatever? Like, they've, they've taken a lot of chances in terms of like giving podcasts to people who, you know,

you wouldn't necessarily have expected like Danny Brown. Mm-hmm. I was looking at the numbers. It doesn't seem like his is really like, it's a dope podcast. So that's a cold part. It's actually a really dope podcast. Okay.

I've yet to actually check it out. To be totally real. But, and then they gave a podcast to the Sopranos kids. Yep. That shit doesn't seem like it's doing that great. It's like, I feel like the model of like famous person doing a podcast,

just going to be a fucking smash hit very much in question. I wouldn't have even been aware of the Soprano kids podcast until Howie Mandel went on there and just had a super awkward appearance. Me too. It's always like that. But you don't even know a podcast. exists until something horrible happens, you know? Well, that's like the new way to kind of, that's the new media way to roll it out.

Because you're a too lazy to try head. I do fucking too lazy to try. Podcast cringe, comedy enforcement. All those assholes. Those, there's like, it's low-key more entertaining than sifting through. And I think that's one of the main reasons why we're seeing dwindling views on the actual main uploads because so many people are like, shit, we're going to see the best part on the most salacious clip and all these

Instagram reels or comedy enforcement and then fools. I know you watched the video that somebody did about fucking David Lucas. Yeah, of course. My boy David Lucas, I interviewed a while back, but holy shit. But okay, there's like a dude who did a video shitting on his comedy special that has like

many more views than the actual comedy special, which really says a lot about the human psyche and the appetite for just destroying somebody that so many more people, myself included realistically I probably would just cut to the chase and just watch

the video tearing it apart like I have like a desire to be a good person and actually watch the main thing to make sure I'm not being misled by the propaganda but realistically just skipping to the propaganda is a lot more effective at 1,000% especially always I'm just as bad that's everybody else the fucked up the fucked up reactions from that's where when we react to whatever the fuck we see

we only react to the clip and we have that in our mind. So it's like this conception we have of this person is that. You see the whole thing? 100,000. I already said something, so fuck it. And even like, we could,

there could be a whole podcast. And I can say, let's say, there's a clip that fig community wants and winds up reacting to something I said about them. They don't see the first 45 minutes where I mention them in a good way multiple times.

But that one time you say something bad, boom, that's the clip. And then that gets reacted to. So all that other shit is essentially irrelevant. And I'm on bow with that because I watch, like, people always accuse me of watching all their shit. I almost have never watched their shit. Ever.

It's just that there's from the Reddit to the stories slash like feed posts from like various fan accounts, you actually don't have to watch the full thing. Watching the full thing is like exclusively the territory of like hardcore fans for any podcast. And so you end up with the incentives changing because now it's like the value of being a lull cow is so much less. Because like when the clip goes crazy of Yuri being verbally abusive to his ex-girlfriend, it's like that doesn't really benefit him that much. He might have seemed like a slight uptick in viewers or whatever, but that doesn't really like do much. Like even suspect beating the fuck out of the dude. Well, it goes super viral, but it doesn't really do that much for the podcast as a whole because

everybody knows that's not something that's going to consistently happen. Now, it will make people discover it, but your content needs to be good enough in order to have people sitting around, you know? The locale thing is interesting because also, let's say you're, you're getting humiliated on camera and you're wearing like a shirt from some streetwear brand that gave it to you. Does that brand want to be associated, like, with a J-CAT getting fucking marked out? No. You know what I mean?

And I even know, like, embarrassing moments that I've had on podcast. where I'm wearing certain brands from, and I'm like, I don't even want to send it to them. Like, this is what you're now affiliated, like, Lush One chokes in freestyle,

wearing, like, this guy's shirt, like, yeah, I'm sure he's going to want to post that on the fucking website. Sure,

but if you were flying while you were choking, you know, you know, pause, yeah. That's the ultimate. Nightmare, though,

is that you rock somebody's clothes and then you fucking do something whack and they just, like, disown you. Yeah, but people don't usually do that, though.

A lot of people, like, You're starting to see more robberies than, like, Hellstar and Cubs are. Oh, yeah. That's not even a surprise. Like, if they do a gang indictment, for sure, at least one of those 20 people's got some Hellstar on it. When I see Hellsler, it was like a uniform.

I literally, when I see a Hellstar shirt, my first thought that was Jenkey. Like, like, Genie. Like somebody, he has some shit. Backdoor. Genkey. Yeah. Especially a whole Hellstar outfit. Like, yeah, they stole that from the factory.

Especially fake. No need for fake. They got all the fucking hell star in the street right now. You know about the the factory? The theft from the warehouse allegedly. There's a lot of hell star in LA right now. There's a lot of. The hell star is our boys.

There's an awful lot. I love the clothes. No, I love the clothes. I don't want to encourage that. It was a break in. And they got like what they say. like a million plus merchandise.

Well, but allegedly that's partially responsible for quite a bit of a Quani arc. Kwani tried to stand up business for Hellstar and then didn't go well. Everybody was tripping.

Well, I think certain people were like associated with people who actually took this shit. I know exactly what's going on, but that's why I'm like, oh, that's how everybody started hating him. I feel like that was a pivotal moment. That's crazy.

crazy that so much could happen. It doesn't have to be over a girl. It doesn't have to be over somebody getting killed. It could be about stealing some Hellstar. I mean, it's 20-24. Honestly, like, I feel like that's more of a reason for there to be beeping over a bitch. Let's keep it a stack. Over the free box from Hellstar is crazy.

Yo, and I'm not getting it. Nobody beef over them close. And the Hells Star hits different when everybody in the whole neighborhood's rocket. Everybody cut it off. But there are a few music videos where I'm like, there's so many people rocking the same design that I'm like, okay, you're trying to tell me that this is the item, right?

Bro, all I know is if I see a group of dudes and one or more of them has any Hellstar item on, I'm like, the eagle has like, Abercadabra. Seriously, Abraicadabra. Nah, but, I mean, they come out with some new designs. I know they're trying to bounce back, but they still be cool, but that was, yeah.

I don't want to talk about, yeah, I don't want to talk. They do have the cool. They're some crazy shit. I'm just waiting for a YouTuber to figure it all out. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, then you can talk about it. Because I don't even know. I just, like, hear little pieces of it, you know? I think I, well, I think I was telling Remo, well, me and Remo both know.

what happened. Yeah. Rimo knows things before they happen. Remo is the drill whisperer for sure. He knows who's getting pop before they get pop. Like they say they're supposed to be sliding tomorrow. Seen it on a live. Rimo's got everybody's location.

3 p.m. I want to put a bar in every song about Rimo being a cop, but I feel like he'll get mad at me. That's a good idea. Rimo just has the chief keef hologram appear and just tell them things before they happen. gotta hop in a pool when you have a conversation with Remo yeah

no wires baby I like that um oh shit yeah Rimo's pissed what else we guy oh 16 shot him put out a fucking disc he did about no jumper I guess

um I feel like that thing is true It was mainly, like, I didn't even see it. I feel like he just, like, flack him and kind of brick a little bit? Yeah. Yeah. I think I caught a little bit of it, but it's just, I don't know.

It feels like just about as cool as the skinny from the nine slash King Yellow no jumper disc. That shit was a little better. Damn, y'all really, like, jumps out the window. Not skinny in them shit way better. The clips that I saw of the 16 shit, I ain't fucking with skinny. No, like, first. Skinny and them had energy.

That beat, that skinny yellow wrapped up, had no business being that good. I was like, you guys are making way too good of a song about us right now. Trust me, it's not worth it. It was hard, though. Yeah, I feel like when you put out something like that and you just get like so little of a reaction,

what was this? I thought DJ you posted this today. They fucking posted, I don't know what I skip forward. Where's the button? Oh, it's just one. No, mind. Damn, he posted like a whole thing going in on fucking 16 shot him today, but maybe he took it down. Or maybe it's on his community tab.

Like, talk already. Nope. Maybe he never like. The tweet and delete. They still on the skinnies like that? Really? That apple still dress? I'm weak.

Yeah. He says, he, dude. Yeah, so that was Damn, see, oh, okay, this is, look, there's even a link. Ah, the link is not active. No, you know, I think they, I think he's seen a gang of comments. They were like, Flacco's better, Flakos, better, flakco, and he probably was like.

Interesting. Yeah, I don't think anyone was too concerned or impressed, to be totally honest. Yeah. I never had a problem with something. I don't even know why, because I was standing next to Flaco, hyping him up. when he said 16 16. I wasn't agree with that, I just was in the music video.

We didn't even, like, we didn't really heard it before then. I didn't even tell nobody. Like, I didn't say anything about not telling anybody. I never even said no this more

to 16 to nothing. He's like, I'd be switching up, like. Bro, said no jumper cipher. We're on the fucking roof with our shirts off. Fucking Adam's rapping about fucking trannies. Like,

Like, what the fuck? I was hyping that, too. Like, what the fuck are we talking? Yeah. We're having the time of our lives. It's just fun. Like, it's crazy. We didn't realize that our reign at the top was going to be as impactful as it was.

I know, right? You got motion in this rap game. I know everybody was dropping a rap song after that. Oh, yeah, yeah. For sure, we opened the door for us. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew everybody was going crazy. Hey, man, we're trying to, we've been creating marketplaces for all y'all.

Yeah. I mean, a lot of people that done it, we just like did a way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way. way better and I became a rapper as a result. Full time. Full time. I just talk about it a lot for the most part. How about the weekend where he's sending beats to me

trying to make sure that we get to go? Who? You? Oh yeah. Yeah. That's rapper time. How about me for the first time? Going to the information tab on a song on Apple Music and finding the producers and then searching for

their Instagram and one of their Instagram was the lead hit and I had to fucking hit up the other one and he sent me a beat pack I got 10 beats. I'm sitting there listening to the beats trying to imagine myself flowing on the beat. Dude, Bezzo seemed a little stressed about me becoming a rap. I think he felt the pressure. I think he felt

the pressure. And you know what? I think when this when this next joint come out and they really hear like my boy accidentally hit pockets, he wasn't even trying to he hit pockets. Y'all are going to see some shit. You feel I mean, you can't stop greatness, right?

It's going to be what it is. Bro, we're doing our collab this week. Yeah, it's cracking. On a Chucky whack'em-type beat. Come on. Come on. Fucking evil drill. That's crazy, dude.

Evil drill is my genre of choice. I like the more recent Shirek wave of the instrumentals, just being more cinematic and fucking foreboding. I like where they're at right now. You told me those are harder to wrap over. They definitely are. They definitely are. The whole cadence that drill rappers have adopted in Chicago,

which I'm actually, I'm sorry, I'm tracing a lot of it back to Herbo. I feel like Herbo influenced a lot of the, it's like the damn near won't even rhyme till the second bar, and then they'll rhyme it with the fourth bar. It's weird. It's like,

uh-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-ha. And I'm-phone-a-bba-bba-man-and-man. You know what I'm saying? Like, that whole bop is completely, you know what I'm saying? Like, is it completely It made sense to me. It made sense to me. No, I understood.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's just a meme waiting to have it. I can't wait. No, if someone needs to turn that into a song And that's a hook right. I feel in the phonem. I figured the phone number. Yeah, you said phone number.

Yeah, that's how you said. Funnames says that track. Dude, look at it somehow in the for this show this is super fucking funny it says uh where is it we got free doty six look at

boosy links with house phone I'm like what yo boosy links up with yo gadi what the fuck I was so like what the fuck is house phone

is you doing together and then I click it and it's like this bait and switch of like him hooking up with somebody that would be way more normal I don't know where the phone came from. I'm not even going to say that.

Shut on the house phone, man. It's a strange typo. How do you type, yo, Godi, and it turns out a house phone? Listen, how, I don't understand what the, I mean, everybody can't take sides. If you're in the industry, you can't take sides with the Dolphi Yogi shit. Like, it isn't your local politics. If you're not involved, state. the fuck out of it.

Yeah, like, but that is the narrative. If I fucking, for some reason, ran into your Gody and took a picture with him, it would be like, Adam,

support. Being a dick to Dolf or some shit. Like, it's my fucking business, whatever they got going on. I'm a non-participant. Whatever y'all got going on, y'all got it going on.

Leave me out of it. Well, people even, you don't even have to take a picture. You could give somebody props or make a reference. Exactly. So I remember on the No Jumper pod,

when I first was, on there around that time. Like, some conversation led to me saying foe hunted because it was like applicable at the moment and then hella fools are on my inbox. Like, how, you as such a supporter of Draco, how could you ever say

that or do, I'm like, bro, like, obviously it's not that serious. I wasn't like, you know what I mean? But that's how serious people take that shit. So yeah, if you took a picture with Gotti, of course, there's going to be a lot of dolphin emojis in the comments. I was on the phone with

Juano Rondo one time in the car with my son and my daughter. And my daughter, like, who was that? She's like, Kwondo, Rondo. Like, get off the phone with him. He killed King Vonn. Fuck, Kwan. Like, I don't like him. Like, she was cussing and all.

She's like, she's teed down. She was like, eight. I'm like, bro, I hung up. I'm like, don't never get in my conversation like that. Wait, she's eight and she knows about that? What? The kids love young boy. Bro, if my kid is eight and knows about shit like that, my girl,

was gonna be so mad at me. Yo. Oh, my God. You too. Because her brother is like a year older and he's like a hip-hop, like hit. Bro, I was for show slapping like gangster rap at eight years old. 100% NWA was in rotation. I was like four or five.

Yeah. Yeah, when I think about it, I was listening to everything that was on the radio like eight or nine and that included NWA. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, and fucked up like metal music with cuss words and all that. And really being like eight years old, your brain is too malleable. to understand the political context of fuck the police. Yeah.

Like that's not really ideal for your development. I think at eight, you're just not like sophisticated enough to understand. Yeah. No, it's kind of like, but the thing is it went from that kind of gave me another option because when you're eight at first you're kind of like the cops are cool. And you're like,

they're, you know, they have guns. They shut shit down, cops and robbers. You know, all these games you play when you're a little kid and all that. And then all of a sudden.

I was never the cop. To be a cop who was considered a joke. I'm the same little nigga touch of brother to smoke. Hey, Gucci. Who's that? That's Gucci. Oh, shit.

Yeah, there's a picture of when I was 10 years old. My Halloween costume was pretty fucking crazy. What was it? I was a gang banger. Did you blackface? No. But this is like 1990 or whatever, 91, 92.

So I had like a, I had a white socks hat. I had a Raiders jacket And I thought you was boys in the hood Yeah And I had a Uzi Remember we used to have the toy guns I really look like guns

I was like what are you I was like I'm a gangbanger My parents were really unhappy But there's this group picture Oh you a gang member? Yeah I'm a gang member Oh you a gang member There's a group picture of me

And like everyone else are like Goblins and Devils and ghouls And I want to just And I'm easy Is there anything disrespectful about me coming in and just like a khaki suit, like a straight, like easy-e fit? Why would that be disrespectful? Cacky color. It's just weird.

It's just like, what are you doing? I don't know why. It's like a fashion statement. At this point, the amount of people that have been friends. You wear a COF serve. It's the same shit. Yeah. It was like if you had a car sub.

That's a modern reference. That's modern. So if you take the paint off, what's the difference between the outfit? Don't do job like that. No. I'm saying it's the same statement. Right. Essentially.

Essentially. That I'm a hip hop fan? Yeah. No, the fucking khaki jumpsuit is more like, I am a gang member. No. It's not. It is. Snoopy badass?

Where is it? You're taking it as like, oh, he's a pure, classic style gang member. It's a reference to an era gone by. I've definitely seen a white boy in an all-black diggy suit with the black thermo, the black ACGs when I was back on, like, in East Coast. Oh, well, now you're, like, adding a bunch of different, like, like, Baltimore shit. Nah, I'm talking about, like, Chuck's, like, everything.

He want to look like Mac 10. Can he dress like Mac 10? That's what he's asking. It's just like a costume. Yeah. It's actually too close to Halloween that everybody would be like, wow, you know, a Halloween part of this early in a year? Yeah, for sure.

People are going to think you do them like West Coast Rapast play. It's the Renaissance Fair. You know what I was thinking about? because there was a clip of Asap Bari aka Young Lord doing an interview and he's wearing an old school ICP shirt. So I DM it to Shaggy too dope

as you do and I tell him I'm trying to like kind of explain to him since I'm kind of assuming that he probably doesn't know that much about Asap Barri I'm like that dude's like a big deal in fashion So him rocking your shit is pretty fucking dope And so me and Shaggy Too Dove are briefly having a conversation about fashion and shit And I'm thinking about how weird it is that some dudes that we know Black dudes, white dudes, whatever, cultivate this aura around themselves as fashion dudes.

Now, we're all wearing clothes. And realistically, a lot of us are wearing, you know, different outfits every time we're on the podcast, I was different taking fit picks, rocking different colored shoes, et cetera. But like some dudes somehow cultivate that fashion mystique. And they get to be a fashion guy. Well, like, that was the whole point of like ASAP Rocky and the whole ASAP. They were fashion guys for sure. Their oral was maxed out.

I've seen interviews with ASAP Rocky where he references events that happened five years ago where he could. And I remember a FERG was wearing the Tommy Hilfiger pull over. They remember it's the most important thing in the world. Yeah. Where it's like, oh, and he had the Margelles. Yeah, yeah. And nobody on the block in Harlem had the marchellas.

And they just like apply a level of meaning to fashion that is so beyond anything that I've been used to throughout my life. That's, like, Ian Conner is the fucking definition of it. But that's like, but that's also Harlem is fuck. That epitomizes like Harlem Street culture, you know, like they really started everything. thing. Yeah, they've been on it. They've been on that.

Like, you let them, like, fashion, no, for a while, New York fashion was definitely. Yeah, Jeff Hamilton, Daftor Dan, you know, like, New York, ahead of the curve. They look, like, it's keeping it stack. They more fashion forward. Fabulous, Jewels. Yeah.

Jim. There's a reason why them, for European brands, it says Milan, London, Paris, New York. you feel like who in L.A. history have you thought of as being like prized for their fashion sense a lot of people

YG fuck no the only person I ever heard see why he wears weird fashion the only person I'm he's in fashion show though the only person I ever fucking heard say that YG was a dope dresser has use of one of his hands

you feel and he like literally that was the first time I ever heard anybody say I never heard. And I ain't even trying to hate on the way. I'm not either. Everybody hates on the way he dressed. Yeah, yeah.

But he's putting himself out there. In a very close-minded hip-hop space. And he does have his own swag. You will see people out that try that shit out too. Like, he flutters with the, like, okay, I get it. To me, the most fashionable thing he did was when Born and Ray's collab with him and shit. And, like, that was like, okay, like, they were like super cutting edge at that time, especially and all that.

Okay. You think of like a thug or a gunner, etc. Yes, they're icons. But they're fashion dudes in the sense of like, it's just all designer. It's not really like, they're not really going beyond that, right? Not necessarily. But the thing is, look, like, let's be honest. Well, okay.

I take it back. But you're not 100% wrong, but let's be honest. I just think of New York as being much more streetwear and that's a completely different flavor. They mix the designer and the streetwear more. but I feel like I'm probably missing a lot of examples of Atlanta. They gave us the tip. They gave everybody the template, like the designer with the street wear, like mix it up. You know what I mean?

That's for L.A. too. Even Atlanta, L.A., you know what I mean? But they gave us the template on that shit because a lot of people was going strictly this and strictly that. You know what? Well, like what the New York dudes like Rocky and then they were putting us up on brands that we had never heard of, not just typical designer shit. He was the first person talking about Rav Simmons, Rick Owens.

Jeremy Scott. No one had ever heard of that shit. Fools weren't wearing Alexander Wang and shit like that. Fools weren't really high-hand cutting it. Fools didn't know what acne-achny jeans are. Fools didn't know about any of that shit until rocking them. Thug and all them, they popularized, re-mainstreamed Versace. Because remember, for a long time.

Thug didn't do for Sanchez. No, no, no. Migos for show are responsible. No, no, but he was a part of like that wave of making. You have to be both to come. about dog Versace you, man. But it would look right here. DC5 owners said people wanted to spend a bag just to look like Draco.

Interesting point. Draco, part of his mystique, was very much rooted in the fashion shit. He talked about it a lot. He was clearly, like, passionate about having mad clothes and shit. He was one. Yeah. I can't name too many people that was just on with the fashion in L.A. Oh, in L.A.?

Like an L.A. rapper, like that's super, super cut-edge fashion. Everybody comes out was like a Dicky, type dude. It wasn't cool to come out and be. There's going to be dudes from LA who make videos like defending their fashion sense and like telling us that we're a bunch of bitches for not recognizing their contribution. I mean, but it's like

new rappers like, okay, Bino had some type of different shit that he used to dress in. You got like Keland but they just like popping out. It wasn't even cool to wear grills in L.A. or have diamonds. People used to talk shit about all that.

Let's be honest, Draco is far the flyest L.A. rapper, probably of all time. And definitely for this entire era, set off how everybody wanted dress and look like. Kendrick did that pop out in a plan red hoodie. Yeah. Exactly. Like, it was always like the,

to not wear designer, to wear pro clubs and, like he said, like that was always the thing. Like, yeah. In L.A., we were in Chuck's not valleys. Right. They point out. Okay, Tyler, creator.

Good point. But that's all. Tyler came out the same time ASAP did and all that. And, you know, he was, like, influential with fashion. Why does Maxwell Cream have the unlimited Tyler, the creator, feature pass? That's his boy. Every project. Yeah.

I just did another one. I like their new one, too. And it's not like a, I like how when Tyler embraces his Farrell, like, old Neptune's production side. I felt like he really leaned into it with that hook and that beat. And him and Maxill are actually fired together. So I'm here for it. There's not too many rappers that are that popular where I actually will listen to their songs. I get kind of not awesome.

Like, I just don't really find myself as into it. But Tyler actually still got blebs. I'm so out of touch with whatever the fuck I was doing. So do you guys like look at the rap caviar every Friday? Like I'm just going to listen, give it a listen. Do you want sometimes like I'm such a loser's. I'm such a fucking retard when it comes to, because I'm not a Spotify guy. I'm an Apple music guy.

And I'm such a retard. finding the playlist. Like for some reason my brain never goes there. I always just think of some random thing. And type it in and type it in and just listen to it. But then sometimes I'll go listen to that playlist and I get a lot of fucking ideas for shit to talk about on the podcast, people that I want to interview because they actually,

those playlists, some of them actually have like forward thinking taste and they're actually putting you on to like new shit they don't know about and everything. But I'm very bad at keeping up on it, even though I totally should. Yeah, me too. I mean, I think that those playlists are pretty, much curated for people that don't know anything about music and have no mind of their own and

they're kind of put together it's not even like the type of shit that you guys are into you probably wouldn't even want to listen to those it's like it's pay to play i'm just saying like oh no these people about to drop this week it don't matter what platform you listen to or what playlist you listen to i'm saying do you like oh these people about to drop is that how you find out who's dropping okay i see what you're saying yeah like release radar yeah because it's like oh this dude just just drop like, bro, I can't pay attention to every nigga Instagram. It's like people are clicking the link as soon as it drives. It's like, where you doing this?

I'm so bad. I'm listening to people's new projects. It is so shameful how quick I will watch a 30-minute YouTube video tearing apart some random comedian and I won't listen to an album that some fucking rap superstar just spent three years putting together. Yeah. It makes me feel bad. Or even the 15 years that comedian needed to grind to get to that point.

But even me saying, that and having that not be like a terribly surprising statement is indicative of where we're kind of at where rap just feels a little burnt out it feels like we've just kind of seen everything and there's just not that many people that are really bringing new shit to the table which feels you're a republican's drake supporter though i thought there's nothing wrong with hip hop we can we can we can't we're like i'm i'm i'm everywhere at the same time okay you know things are okay But I also feel like this ain't 2017. You voted for Kamala.

Oh, yeah, I didn't want to include that. That was too much. If I said that to act, we would have ended up talking about too much. It would have just been, you know, at some point I was going to have to put it into that. Scorpion is in the chat. I mean, like, okay, I'll put it like this. In 2017, it was just a flood of new rappers on a daily, weekly, Come into the store sending money for songs on the fucking streams fucking new rappers popping out like labels going crazy spending such insane amounts of money on anybody who looked like they even had an ounce of potential and now here we are where it's just like everybody's getting fired from the labels.

It doesn't feel like there's like a new flood of dudes all the time. The guy who signed our icy narco doesn't have his A&R position. Yeah, probably. But it's like a lot of people that's doing good. that would have just came out of one deal and jump back into another deal. And now they're asking for like more of their publishing and more, you know what I mean?

They're demanding shit. Like imagine future going into a new deal. Imagine Drake going into a new deal. Imagine all these people that they used to make billions of dollars off like in the course of their contract where they can't make that much anymore. I ain't even worried about what the fuck the megastars got going on. I'm just worried about like our territory.

which is the young dudes. But those are the people that keep the budgets pumping. Yeah, yeah. You get what I'm saying? You gotta have somebody who's locked in getting right and doing well in order to fund the new artists. And it's like, that's why people like are getting fired. It's essentially a Ponzi scheme. And they're selling catalogs and shit.

They don't even own those catalogs they used to own. So the money that they were getting the artists, you know what I mean? It's a lot of shit. Well, like you said, Future or Drake or artists of that caliber, they would have never signed to a label. it'd be a partnership it's like a joint picture at that point there's no like reason for we need all these fucking drill kids to just take acid trip the fuck out and start doing some weird shit because you're never going to get huge if you keep making cookie cutter drill but if you've switched that shit up and just like do some different shit then we could be talking i also feel like the music has just

been progressively getting faster and faster over the years, like BPM-wise, and we're at the point where the music can't get any faster. So that means that we're kind of like capped out. Well, that's kind of like one of the big disconnects. I feel like with a lot of newer rap music and global stages is because it's not at the same tempo as dance music, which is like the global unifying force for music is EDM essentially in variance thereof. But that kind of was one of the factors that sped up rap music and why we've seen this increase in BPMs. But then what kind of offsets that is the fact that the drug of choice of most people in hip hop are downers. So it's like this like dichotomy right there.

So even though the beats are faster, those are still rapping at a lower tempo. I wrapped off Molly this weekend. How was that Peewee, Peewee Jr. Molly Santan. The peak. Yeah. Who were you with? me, rad, and

like some young movies that are rapping and shit that signed to my own boy. I think that's the best drug for the studio. Bro. You want euphoria. Oh, yeah. I was like, damn, I rap like this in a minute.

But I can't do that shit like that no more. It's like it's no way possible you can catch me booting up every session. Bro, I'll turn in it. That's a crazy way to live your life. Yo, I take you big. Like, not even to put them on blast, but it's public record, so why not? Like when we were interviewing WAPA with the choppa.

Wappa with the chopper, which by the way, Hurley, you saved the WAPA with the choppa. The photos on the drive, his name is spelled W-H-O-O-P-A, which made it hard for me to find the photos I was looking for. Please fix that Hurley. That was a chick from the strip club You got confused Wupa with the Fupa Oh yeah Yeah Love a good Fupa

He didn't mean the text message You early So I'm interviewing Wupa with the Chupa I'm interviewing Wappa with the Chapa And he says Basically he's on He's on e-pills all the time

And he acting totally normal Completely chill Like That to me is a little scary Like You know That's a wild way to live I could never.

Is it better or worse than doing Scanty every day? It's the same shit. Yeah, it's got to be in the same part, right? I mean, I'm sure you guys are both versions, right? I don't think he's ever been like an acting nette user. I think you probably had some periods where you did ecstasy for months on.

Yeah, we had access to shit, years, but. Yeah. Years, years. Years. But what I'm trying to tell you, those were like MDMA days. Like those was like when triple stacks were triple stacks. Like 04 to like 08, they just start making like shittier pills. And then they came back with the crystal method.

Bro, it's like literally. I spent time with those a couple times. I spent so much time on XS.C. Yeah. Once I seen somebody like press it up, like, I'm like, oh no. You know. I'm not popping that shit. when uh fuck it i'm just gonna say i'm a snitch uh when uh v nasty came down and did her interview the first time

around yeah i heard conversation about uh a pill pressing machine being purchased at some point not about her but maybe her associates it was a lot of time ago i'm sure she's left that don't do be like that that's like a bad snitch yeah that's white on my crime she was talking it wasn't drug related clearly she was hanging out brick baby

I was sure it wasn't because they had similar taste in fashion yeah I was like you stay with a dyke yeah keep a dyke but dyke reaper was apprehended

little Reese she just switch into a topic like nothing yeah you said he's a big he needs to fade

Buddha G I discussed this with her on her interview what she said She's with the shit. She knows that she got a squabble Reese. He's the Dyke Reaper.

He got to come for him. Him. He got to come for him. Damn. What if you lose you? I wonder what happened if you lose that fight. That's going to mean. Shit.

I'm not going to lie. I got some Dyke home girls that'll beat the shit out of, I want to say like, damn near this whole office, bro. Sydney Star was telling me that some O Block affiliates members hit her after her. after her interview because she said in an interview that she had took down some O'block members. Damn. She said that after the interview, she got hit up

by a few people basically letting her know. Don't you dare say that we piped back in the day. Oh. She says she's going to keep her mouth closed because she don't want to fucking get killed. No, but beyond not getting killed, how about that whole exposition is lame as fuck?

Like, really, like, I get it. You feel me? But it's like, come on. like that's what type of time bitches is on like damn yeah I wonder if it's some popular O'blockyans

imagine would we be able to contain ourselves that's a cold wigger I don't think it would change how I felt about any of that like okay say somebody you really

fuck with it comes out that they did some straight up zesty activities I mean you say somebody somebody that what do somebody that what?

somebody that you like really really fuck with like in your world that's what happened with the love jack like one of my own boys yeah you keep rocking with them or how it's 2024 man that's shit that's a habit what oh shit man do you remember that fit it's like bro what the fuck are they talking about like what the fuck like what the fuck and it is like they might be like less and less that I just duck off with the it's too weird car

with the new gear shifter whatever your homie turned into like saucy Santana no no no BBL you guys never saw that clip of that one day

it was like some dude somebody got a pimped the train of right transmission right there's a there's a there's a clip of some fool and he's posted on fig like and he's big as hell like tiny

you feel me, Zeus Lister, side. And this fool was like, he had a skirt on, you feel like, posted, he's like selling Bussy on the play. And he's saying the one where it says, the homies, yeah, I always said it was cool. He said it was good, I ain't got to.

Yeah, yeah. You gotta get put. And they're like, the only said it was cool, dude, no, no, no. I'm like, yo. Anytime that they keep the set out your mouth. Yeah. What the fuck the hubby said, dig it?

That was a classic. Set out your mouth. Dark moments. That pops up on my Twitter feed every couple of Yeah, it's a constant reminder It was like for the lack of Growth and Understanding in the In the gangster community towards homosexuality

Which is crazy because in the wire Who was the toughest guy? It said to... What was the name? Omar. Omar. He was gay and openly gay dude And booty warrior

He was putting in pain out there And be more streets I was gonna say something But they always take what I say And throw it out of proportion but it's a certain region that's known for being like that in the federal penitentiary and if they know they're gonna bite it anyway so you'll figure it out after that I'm not gonna say it I can't say I mean I've I've heard no it's not a race oh it's a

region a region of the United States gay as fuck maybe it's genetic well I mean do you find that there's certain races that that embrace behind the bars, those type of activity more than the others? I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that. I feel like I could probably guess where you're going with that. That's a little. Yeah, I'm not doing that shit at all.

To speak about gangs in LA, it's been like a crazy-ass weekend. It's been a whole lot of shootings popping up on citizens up. Oh, shit. Yeah. Like some boxer dude and a couple other people like a lot of people for real that got shot just in the wave of all of this. Yeah, but that was like, but shout out to the families of all. Was that the same dude that Ashbash was posting? I don't know.

Probably, but it was like a whole lot going on though. Like I could say like it was probably like one shooting, like two, three people in it. and that happened and a gang of shit just was going on on the app. Like, I don't want to be specific because it's all open. And so it's like, I can't like report like that. But like it's been cracking in LA. Does your citizens app notify you of like a radius around you or is it just anything? It's like whatever radius you usually in.

Yeah. So it's like, you know what I mean? Yeah. They don't got the. I've been having this since I was living. What's it called the shot spot? or whatever in Chicago anymore. It's basically like a system that tracks gunshots

and can kind of like pinpoint locations and they shut it down. And now everybody's trying to like blame every homicide on the police. Basically. Well, there's a blame on them not having this technology anymore because apparently it was so expensive and not worth it according to the mayor.

They wasn't catching nobody when they're, okay, the shooting happened here. Yeah. Somebody going to call you and tell you, I mean, all it does is allow, I mean, probably in the long run, it helps increase the conviction rate and the response time because they're able to probably use that to help prove that shootings took place. And probably the response time is a lot better. Shit, fools will get, but fools will get smart. Then they'll go like a few blocks away and then light off a bunch of shots and then distract the rollers.

They go over there and then really do they skid a few blocks away. There's just so many, there's ways to stay ahead of technology at all times, not to try to, not just some shit I came up with. I'm not like giving actual game. Yeah, you, you know, yeah. I'm just saying that's just, but that's the type of shit fools will do in them type of thing. Like there's a ways to circumvent whatever potential issues. But it's like the conviction rate on murders in Chicago are low.

Yeah. They're not really telling like that. You can't really, because you can't pull their shit up. You can't really pull up too many people that. tell on their ops out there. It might be a couple that they pull up, but it is. I also don't think they... I don't think they have the same resources

to prosecute crimes to the extent that they'd like to, so oftentimes they kind of got to pick and choose. Like, so you don't have the same budget with their police force. This dude's at AD and P. Nice were the most handsome host to work on a new jumper. Pause.

That's right, bro. I guess he has a type. He's a beer. He likes a nice being ready. Yeah, he's got a type. Tell me more. I mean, be nice as a diesel-looking guy. I'll give it some.

Pause. But. Diesel-ling guy. Hey, I'm sure. I don't know who else. I feel like house phone's the fashion guy. So, AD would have showed you his joint and you would have been able to compare.

Listen, you know. There's no dick review available. No shots. Of course. But I just think. Fat guys are not really like I feel like when you're fat you kind of like every pound takes you out of the running for being handsomest Well isn't there like a statistic that says that if you're in physical shape like if you're in good physical shape you're already like in the higher the 85th or whatever percentile of being more attractive as a man or whatever to as a man it's like the only thing that you can really do to make your yourself look better girls get all kinds of plastic surgery they they fucking

you get plastic surgery we're crazy makeup yeah but it's very uncommon I got these abs from I believe it you have a geo dude body you look like do you know what a geo dude is no what a fucking army dude no let me pull this up for the fuck is geo dick yeah suit goes to mine fucking this is you oh wow A floating head Like your muscle head I was gonna save that for you

And say it in the song but Yeah What's a blood drink You did have a geo dude bar huh? Yeah I was the other one point But then I decided not to You should have

Damn Look at the shiny The Gio dude Brick merch would be crazy The shiny I got this I got plenty of them Pull up with a different tint

What do those do If you pull it out during a fucking Pokemon. It doesn't perk it's a rock type. Yeah, it does a perk. It shoots you. Snorts of perk and starts shooting. It snorts a perk.

I forgot the fucking, isn't it like rules to like fucking, the fucking card game of fucking Pokemon. But I feel like almost no, even though the Pokemon cards are very popular, like very few people actually play the game with the cards.

Although I have, like, one time when I was in Japan, I saw a store full of hardcore Pokemon card gamers going to battle against each other. Just like Magic the Gathering. It's definitely out there. A lot of poker dudes used to be Magic

the Gathering guys. We could have never guessed that. It's like you're doing one. Because Magic cards are hell of expensive. Save some pussy for the rest of us, bro. You're doing one game where you're just spending insane amounts of money to get all the fucking cards so that you can do well.

And then you play poker. If you do well, you make money, it's got to be like a pretty easy choice. they need to bring back pogs these motherfuckers don't know what they're oh geez right dude i watched the fucking hood blog crazy i watched brandon buckingham go and hang out with a bunch of bloods in hawaii and they were playing pox yeah because on the block it's a milk carton yeah that's where it's from it stands for

passion fruit orange glava is what pogg stands for it's a hawaiian drink that's crazy it's like the cap the cap from some fucking drink and then And somehow people created a game that was gigantic when I was in like third grade, maybe fourth grade. It was like everybody was playing this game. I was going crazy. We all had mean slammers. Like bullet slammers. Big,

bullet slammers. They banned it in my school. They banned it so nobody could play in school anymore because it was becoming like a problem. It was like a shoot nice. It was like. No, kids were getting fights because they would do a pog battle. And then and then somebody would lose. And then somebody would lose and not want to give up their pog because you would usually play for a pop.

No, yeah. That's how you play. Like, if you get flips, you get to pick so. So they would fucking get in a fight on the school yard. And then they got banned. And so then me and my sister, believe it or not, it was a true story. We took chalk. I was in like third grade.

We took chalk to the elementary school and proceeded to write, free the pobs all over the school in chalk. and the next morning the principal comes into my classroom and says to everybody in the classroom last night there was some vandalism treating it like it's the most serious thing in the world like it's not going to go away at the rain

and fucking basically making the point that he knew somebody in the room was responsible and he wanted to see if they were willing to come forward of course I did not come forward but then one of the teachers approaches me and basically tells me we know

you didn't. I don't know who I told somebody. I probably told somebody I don't know. You were just probably very much. Somebody snitched you out of there. When you're a third grade everybody just rats on each other. There's no code. Yeah, I wasn't speaking to professional criminals.

I wasn't telling YFN Lucci. I was telling just some branding. You know, he probably told him that something. You know Adam? It was Adam. It was Adam. Yeah. Why I, um, my mom always to this day makes fun of me for that.

I had a $15 thing, a slamer. It was called the bullet slamer. All you basically do is like touch the pog that's your flip. Yeah, that them bitches got banned because we were doing the most with the bullet slammers. Oh, yeah. What was the point of the game? To win other people's pogs to increase your pogs collection. Yeah, no, but if you flip the last one, is that the like...

Yeah, it's like you flip them both. It's like you put them on top of each other. No, but what I'm saying, like when we get to the bottom of it, Was that like the judge who wins the game or whatever you flip over is yours? Yeah, you flip it. And when it flips and you take that shit. I think it's like whoever flips the most. Yeah, that's how I said it's the most.

I think. Oh, you know, I thought it was like hand by hand. Like you could get one or a two or three. Flip it. Oh, you should flip, boom. Mine. You feel. Oh, it didn't flip.

Yeah. I don't think so. I think it's like whoever flipped the most and then you get the fogs that y'all was like playing for. There's probably still people playing pogs out there. Those fucking, those bloods seem to be pogging it up a little bit. The pee. And it's funny because the other definition of pog is so different.

I know. I always think about that when I hear someone say pog. Yeah. Fat-ass white girl. Pogs. That's a commonly used corn search. Dude. B-A-W-G.

Enjoy. The other day, somehow I came across, I don't think I talked about this on here yet, did I? I came across a girl I know, a girl, a hot fucking porn star. that we had on PlugTalk, and I somehow went to her website and found out that she does escorting. And for only $900, as a fan, I could pipe her down.

Damn. I'm sorry. Get her there for 900. That's a steal. No, I think she's got to fuck during the hour. Link in description. She tries to upsell you once you get in there. Shut up.

A thousand is just a cover sheet. Oh, no, for show. Oh, yeah. What? She's gonna bust your ass there. She need a tip. Yeah. Well, I'm thinking now.

You tip a couple hundred bucks, right? Nah. Nah. Nah. Not, not. Not a hundred is a deposit. Yeah. You're going to be out of like 25 edit.

It sounds good. 25 end. It sounds good. It sounds good. Man, depending. The 25 end might get you some head or something. I mean, honestly, that sounds a lot more understandable. Like, you get done from 15 probably.

Her taking time out of her fucking evening to go fuck some dude in a hotel room for 3k I get it yeah 900 I was like god damn that is a fucking skill like she's just too lit for that yeah yeah well you know by running them up but from her perspective it's like I don't know I don't know how much

she makes but a lot of girls do porn scenes for like a thousand bucks yeah yeah so her fucking a random dude in a hotel room a thousand bucks it makes sense well yeah it's essentially no fuck no and then and then well I mean that's secret yeah it's no footprint it's cool no it's cool

and you get to use the condom so that's cool that's like the worst part but it's like if I do porn and I got a following like bro they give me a thousand they're professionals you got to give me

at least like two three bad I think brick brick hit it on the head that's a straight finesse yeah yeah that's the bullet price yeah when we used to go to tournaments in Vegas when we was kids

we used to get those cars have you ever been to Vegas of course I don't get a prostitute there No, okay. The little Pisces be passing out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, so, well, we get the cards.

So, like, after the games and shit, we all over there, it's like three of us in the room. We call the numbers, call the numbers. And, like, it was like, all right, 300. So he's like, all right, 300. That's cool. Right? And those are, like, tweak. It's never the bitch on the car.

Never the bitch on the car. So she gets on. And we like, we like, all right, bu, bu. She's like, yeah, no, that was a. We're like, man, we be peace. up for that three-hundred like three-hundred we thought that it was cracking like a gangbanger

or something. She was a freak. Five-headed everybody. For real? Yeah. That's a bargain. But she was won at like three, she wanted a thousand ahead. That's like the, and that's like the 16.

And that's bottom of the barrel. 16. No, I said, we're 16, like 15. That's what I'm saying. You were 16 doing that? Like 14 or 15 for real. Because I didn't go 16. So yeah, not 15 years old.

You know what's funny? Okay, I moved to New York City when I was like 21. And almost immediately, I start hearing different hood dudes that I know, like, who are basically like not BMX dudes, but like dudes who would hang out in the park that we would hang out at, who are just like regular dudes who like work construction and shit, but they would be like hanging out in the park, smoking weed and just like being pieces of shit basically. And like I start hearing them talk about like gang bangs that they were set. up where like just on some local shit dudes would just get a hotel room or whatever line it up

get 10 15 dudes or whatever get this girl who's like in on it she gets paid whatever and they charge like by the head you just show up 60 bucks a head you show up in a room with 15 other black dudes and you're just banging some random fucking prostitute shit and I remember thinking like damn like I wish I would get invited to time of your life I'm like I gotta get to know these dudes better so I can actually do that shit. That shit sounds cool. I want to try that out. It's a bonding experience. Dead ass. That's like how

I fucking thought about it. But I never, somehow I never actually like... You probably could have been the 16th, 17th guy. You feel me? Like... I'm not. Dude. Back in the days, girls used to fuck like six, seven dudes.

Easy. Okay. Trains were normalized. The most... What? Make trains a great again. Over. The most like... Intense alpha male battle you will ever see in your life, I assume, is you and 10 other dudes in a room. Oh, yeah, yo, yeah. And whoever goes first is the king of the fucking jungle. Because he's the only one who doesn't have to fuck another dude's dick residue in the process of fucking this girl.

Where do you think she's coming from? I feel like that is equivalent to them. Okay. Damn. He's not conscious of it. She took a shower after the last one. At least right. But whoever goes first is like the leader of the Rasa behind bars.

I feel like. That's the shot calling. Exactly. Whoever gets to go first, you are the fucking Don Dada. Yeah. And little homie is going last. You clean it up. Or the freakiest one who just is secretly low-key hyped.

Yeah. What is the most of the movies? Hey, what if there's like a super helpful, but he's zesty and he's like, hey, you going first, homie. Yo, yo. Hey, Mikey, go first. Hey, I ain't going to lie. That's probably how to go. He's like, no, no, and now you.

Now you next. You said that in a jail? What? No, you said this was in a jail setting? No, this is just whatever else you want, Frank? Whatever else you get there mentally? I thought you said they put a girl in a jail setting for a game, man. No, for sure.

You know what's happening. Oh my God. There's got to be one doing it right now. No, but so a couple different times, maybe once on this podcast, I've like been talking to a dude from New York and just been like, you know, New York is a train city. Like, you know.

Yeah. Because I have not heard of dudes really being super into that so much in other places that I live. So in my mind, in my mind, I think of it as a New York thing. It's a people being packed in thing. That's it.

In New York, everybody is a fucking sardine in an apartment building, so it just seems more normal to just end up in a stairwell with a girl. I'm not going to lie. Many a trains ran in Los Angeles, California. That's what I was about. I was going crazy when I was in high school. When I moved to the Bay, those fools in Oakland, I was like, I had never seen anything like it.

But are we talking about paid trains? Are we talking about Kazumi-style freak-offs? I mean, well, look, in the Bay, they're not really big on spending money on bitches. That's like very, very frowned upon, which I never realized. That was like the biggest culture shock to me. You're a trick. Well, just growing up in L.A. it wasn't looked down upon, especially like to the degree, at least not around my people, it wasn't.

To the point when I moved up to the Bay and it was to the point where it was like going to the liquor store, like, a bitch, like hop out and grab the bottle. You feel of me? like everything you're not buying nothing is aob Jason introduced me to the AOB movement yeah I never I and then I was like oh this is cool I'm calling my friends back home like no you guys don't get it all on a bitch meaning you basically live your life a off a woman who probably either works a job sells pussy sells drugs for you etc you you live off of her basically and I'm

telling my friends back home about it. I'm like, you guys don't get it. Like, no, they pay for it. They pay for everything. They couldn't. Like, the mental connection wasn't working. So I was like, hey, guys, check this out. So I bring my Oakland homies down to L.A. And I know all these rich bitches finish because I'm not thinking twice. I'm like, hey, why don't you get like the bottle? Like, we're kind of hungry. You don't get us some lunch. Like, and my Oakland friends are so fucking impressed. You're like, damn, Lush really is all on a bitch. And I'm like, no, these girls just have no idea what's happening right now. But yes, I had a bitch sent me $300 at Western Union.

My homies and the bay were like, their minds were exploding. Damn. I was a lot of patient. Yeah, real peace. You get it out there, me. Let's get it out of bitch. I had one girl come up to hang out,

and I was so excited to just like run amuck with my homies with this bitch. And she, like, caught wind instantly at what time? was and gave me money and dipped. She's like, here, I was like, well, you're not going to even get us bottles? And you gave me money and dipped. And they were even more, my homies were more excited about that. They're like, tight. I was like, you ain't even had to bend it, me, me.

Let me just speed run these donuts. I'm going to speed run these donuts. CW. said $5. Anybody messing with Joshi can get touched. Joshi is the goat. I completely. Run.

Don't know. Skin Christ, $10. Adam. Bring cemetery on no jumper. I also, please bring back Sledgeler. I was just talking to Danny the other day. Definitely might do another podcast at some point soon. Danny over here too.

Who should get him out here? He don't know about anything hip-bob, so it's kind of a thing. But it could be fun. But I like Danny. Also, cemetery, I have only heard in the context of being fucking swam stories. I went and listened to a song when that whole thing happened. Adam wearing an A-L-Y-K shirt is crazy.

Yes, I am a fucking fashion icon. We should talk about that more. Mr. said, we need no jumper. New York and no jumper bay. I agree. We got to do more shit everywhere. Jacob Schwine said $5. Yuri's mad. His girl was a 22-ster groupie. I can neither confirm, no deny that. She did wait in line for a meet-and-greet to meet-me-me-me-me. And she had her hair done. Don't bring your what to the meet-and-a-grit? I'll wonder what. And then Kylie Jenner with a heart donated $2 and said, I'm a big girl dog when I'm stimulated, which is a reference to a tiger song.

So that's, yeah, a little odd, but, you know, this is what it is. Oh, there's my Amber. Wow. I'm glad that didn't pop up while I was eating that shit. Fucking burger, dude. Bro, I would have freaked out if I was eating my food. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen. You guys got to guess.

I don't even, I see coli. I just would expect more from Legoland. I would think there's a higher, you know, standard that they would hold to. I mean, you have a brand. I don't. I know that shit. Any, any fucking, what are those places?

Newsman parks that you go to, that shit's all shit for the high. I'd be like, where? Disneyland, I feel like kind of, so expensive. I feel like Disneyland got a couple of little, they've evolved with the times. That shit, made his fuck. Lena is at least somewhat in touch with the online discourse

about the best food at theme parks. And she was telling me that Disneyland does rank highly. Because think about, you know, that bread bowl? That's what I was about to say. Literally the clam chowder. Brimble. Also, you know what I saw at Legoland was like a hot dog that's like this long? It's like $35 and it's like clearly enough to feed like at least three people.

Fucking nuts. Dude. Like, what the fuck. You know what they should do? They should hire some of these vendors. They don't want to spend that money. Hire some of these vendors from the carnival. Shit, they wouldn't even have to hire them.

They wouldn't even have to hire them. They could just fill the recipe. Yeah. They wanted to drill the whole supply. Yeah, that's what I said. They were out to hire them because they're not about to let them set up shopping there. You seen when Theo Vaughn on his podcast had the Carney worker, he had a carnival worker who, like, generational as pops a dinner or whatever. That's another thing my mom always makes fun of me for is because she says that my first crush was on a girl who was working out the carnival.

I was like seven or some shit. And I just thought some chick was super hot and I was just standing around looking at her. Continue. No, but like that makes sense. sounds like the beginning of the you being into the alt bitches tatted up probably yeah like a messy bitch yeah that led to the trajectory that ended with uh violent meyers a legoland i love a cool bitch like i really feel like i'm somebody who i will like you know how they'll be like a group of girls and there'll be like clearly the hot one but she always has the worst personality i'll totally

take her friend who's like less attractive but like has to work for it i agree i'm i'm 1,000 As far as like the bitches at all, like, if what makes me fall in love with somebody, for real, it's like, yeah, you got to look cool and all, but I see. Okay. I like your soul, bitch. Let's have a real conversation. Do you, I'm a fire Snyder.

Look at yourself. Do you look back at your life and can you honestly say that you have not spent a disorder and a disproportionate amount of time? going after insecure chicks who are easy to fuck because they don't feel good about themselves. We all know what we're talking about.

You know guys, we all know guys who you could be in a fucking pool party for bad bitches. And they'll go for the ones who clearly ain't got no motion to know. You know, like, Wells who really ain't rocking too good. Well, this is literally like nature.

When a lion is hunting and is stalking a herd of wildebe beasts. They often look for one that's wounded or weaker and falling behind in the pack. He's for sure, fuck the fat one or two. I've taken down some... I've jumped on some grenades to help friends out before.

You know, I guess... But it depends on what my cocktail was that night. My appeal cocktail or whatever, drinking whatever. Because it's like you get off that mild of your ecstasy, it's like, well...

Well, this thing ain't go suck his So what this one deserves a day? You can be jerking off in public. Hey, there's these new drugs or this new drug allegedly, that's allegedly floating through the streets of L.A. And they're not calling them e-pills. They're e-pills. They're calling them D-pills.

Because apparently they pack a punch because sometimes people have this problem with Molly or ecstasy where it makes you not being able to maintain. an erection. They put some little dick feel in there. It's mixed with it. I'm assuming might have a little Viagri in there. You feel me? I have a memory because really when you think about the advent of the camera phone, it's changed everything because I have a memory of 2013 in the club at the Pike in Long Beach.

Legendary bar out there. I found myself a torta in the truest sense of the word. this bitch had a big back and I'm in the fucking club I'm in the bar drunk as fuck making out with this bitch and

the year is like 2012 2013 like when the iPhone is really just starting to get there where like you could take a photo that actually matters of some shit with your iPhone and holy shit

my group chat had a fucking field day with the pictures of me making out with this torta and that really like when I think about it that kind of started to change the game right there and like that's the seed of celebrities not just hitting the bars in Hollywood anymore you see these old documentaries from like the early 2000s where they have all these famous people going at the bars and they're just being followed around by like paparazzi and shit yeah and it's like now it's so hard to imagine like mark mcgrath or like Jennifer Aniston or whatever the fuck you

think of like just freely going to the bar in L.A. like somewhere that's not super like exclusive and private and shit. Like, but that was the era because it was so much harder to create content off of somebody being out and about. And that's when like Lindsay Lohan was getting into like high speed chases and stolo's right outside of Busy Bellows. Oh,

yeah. Oh, man. Just imagine if they had live streams and shit back then and it was cool to hold your phone out. Just how many. Man. She would be on the corner. Like everybody went their phone out.

Yeah. Yeah, you can't even the tabloids. Yeah, there's no more tabloids. It's like, we've been seeing that shit you go press it up and put it in the fucking paper a magazine is too late yeah video killed the radio star internet killed the video star and motherfucking cell phones

killed fun for everybody and sugar gay killed mark mcgrouts spirit it's exactly it was taken from yeah no but he didn't even know when he did the fucking uh sugar gay thing he he it didn't go viral at the time it was like gone in a day and then the internet blew it up. That's how it goes. Yeah. Sugar gay. I don't know if you know,

but Mark McGrath at one point approached a man on the streets of Hollywood who yelled sugar gay at him and basically threatened him and yelled at him. And it's a hilarious viral clip. Oh, I thought that he went to like a fucking gay fist. He has repented and this was like 20 years ago. You know what? I don't think bro did nothing wrong to keep it a stack.

Like you feel me in my face talking. You fuck you. I'm gonna say whatever the fuck I want. Dude, Mark McGrath wants to come on here. Why has he not been? We can summon him. Bro, bra, bra. Like, he knows you.

He knows, like, he's going to hit me up about this, like, probably like right now. Well, he might not watch a lie, but, like, he is a hardcore, no jumper fan and is one of the best conversationalists I've had on. And then you can remix his join and be like, every morning there's a tranny hopping on the corner of my fucking four inch dick. You feel like, you're just going for it. Yeah, like, hold on. What the much?

Just being yourself out of here. Why, just you feel like, just a remake? Cance a less. Yeah. Hey, what, no. I would really enjoy, I would enjoy Mark McGrath from. We, we fucks with the, we've been Sugar Ray supporters. He had DJ homicide in his band.

He kept it hip hop from day one. So let's keep, let's talk about that, motherfucker. Yeah, hell, yeah. Bro. DJ opposites. What instrument does he play? He was a DJ. With a band?

Yes, that was very popular in the late 90s. I wonder is DJ homicide. And you can hear the little scratches on the record. I know where this is going. I know where this is going. Why are we doing? What do you have like a talk show where everybody like, what's the opposite of crying to you?

No, you think OG homicide and OG suicide have ever been in the same? I already saw where this is going. That's right. Would they like cancel? each other out. Like no one is here. That would be crazy. It's like a prevention.

Like he said, two two two two two. Two negatives only equal of pop. We got suicide and homicide together. It's an intervention. But they become Captain Planet. They're just like going together. Wow.

It's crazy. Um, okay. I feel like we've seen enough. Incredible pot as I'm concerned. Yeah, that's a good one. And free Doty Six,

who I'm not sure exactly what he did, but he has landed himself back behind bars. He just two months. He did like seven years or some shit in which, keep in mind, he, for each time he got caught recording in his studio with recording equipment and a phone or whatever the fuck it was,

he faced, like he lost, I think he said 75 days of like good time or whatever. So basically like he could have got out a lot earlier, but instead he chose to, wait, what do you want? Oh.

instead he chose to stay in jail longer in order to be able to express himself through music while he was locked up and to continue to drop the videos. And I remember telling him in the interview, like, that is not a good attitude if you want to stay free. Like, you need to prize freedom above everything. You need to be willing to accept a shitty life in jail and get out earlier than not be able to record. Like, you've got to be able to make that sacrifice. and I don't know what you got caught doing. I don't like the way that jail is like incentivized for your promotional campaign. Like that sucks.

You know what I mean? Like he was the first artist shooting videos, real edited video in jail. It's like amazing some of the shit he was able to put together. Right. No, no. I'm a big supporter of the kid. But it's like you can't stay in that motherfucker like. That's what I'm saying.

Yeah. Like each time you got a call with a phone, 75 days that you aren't. getting out like on your sentence dedication to the art i think another fucking i think he told me that he he fucking got caught like 20 times or some shit that's like that's like multiple years yeah i was gonna say that's yeah that's a lot of time substantial it's insane it's like four years and i might be in the mouth he backs down over folds yeah but he didn't give a fuck yeah he wouldn't do it again i know he's in there sick i'd be crying seven years that i went back to jail already like but that's the That's the trick bag that they got you in.

You didn't even get to hit all your side, bitches, because you had to give at least a month and some change to your regular, bitch. I hope he pumped some jizz out. No, he for sure did, but it's like, I'm assuming with his soul. It's like the girl that was holding you down the most, you know, you're going to knock out all the bucket list shit

that you were saying that Joe was going to do. You think you took down a snow bunny? And it's time out? I don't think he was around. Two months? A pog or perhaps? He might have because he got. got a snow bunny manager you know he hit one of the friends come on man are the snow bunnies still

trying to fuck rappers i feel like that's a good indicator of rap's health you just saw bobby smirder kicking out two snow bunnies yeah that was my work before him i had her on the page around i don't even have to fuck her i feel like um i feel like rappers are still i feel like rappers are probably more sought after by bitches in general than ever so you're telling me But it's the same as 10 years ago in terms of hipster white bitches trying to fuck gangsters. Because I feel like you always rode that fine line. For sure. I don't even know how common that is for like the average.

I think like the hipster wave is over. It's like white bitches that want drillers. It's like they're like they get wet when they see fucking 30 sticks. They rub out. They utilize their rabbit to Trappleros documentaries. For sure. Shut up. Well, like, remember when, like, at first, when the hipsters invaded a rap like that, there was hipster rappers that they listened to.

Yeah. At a certain point, very quickly, they're like, oh, these guys are kind of lame. Let's listen to the fools that actually kill people and sell a lot of drugs. And that would kind of perpetuate. You know, some girls like with a black guy and they think that he's so tough or whatever. And they go out and they see him get marked out. Yeah. And you give it us in Myron didn't even protect me

Like fuck Myron I thought you were from South Central Yeah I'm like I was born in South Central Everybody takes a out It's not that bad Get packed out

That's whatever I'm not major I'm not I said marked out Packed out is still Okay That's commendable because it took Yeah Yeah yeah yeah

Yeah he's way more A markout is like tuck in your tail it's like you know to help me that comes around and everybody just keep on like shut up like not even really mark out but then it's like damn i thought i had an alpha male you act like an alpha at the house yeah but it just must be so crazy to have your relationship be predicated on the fact that you are a killer that you will crash out on your ops etc and have some fucking white bitch you don't know anything about what you come from who's just got this expectation of yeah but you you you put on that show to get the pussy. Well, yeah. But now you've got to deal with it for as long as you're with her.

You've got to continue to be that guy. But think about so, so if you're in predominantly white high schools and shit, who are the pretty popular girls fucking? Like the athletes normally, right? Yeah. And the athletes are like bigger, the toughest dudes around normally type of- four extras of Penn and Chuck Junior High. So there you go. Yeah. There you go. There you go. That's real. So, and then it's a natural progression to, oh, when they, when we play the school in the inner city. Oh, no, the players on that team look a little bit tougher, but at my school too, though, it was the

singers of the bands. The singer of the band was always the hottie. I don't know why. Really, anybody in the band. They had a lot more clout, even though that band is like absolutely irrelevant in the grand scheme of anything. Well, Mikey Mikey be doing that.

No shots, Mike. No, I'm not even talking about Mikey's band, the second part, but seems like he doesn't have a problem. him getting ladies. Look at him. He's fucked. From time to time. It looks like a TikTok kid.

He's fucked you for her. I'm 40, bro. I got to get by on clout. He's got the fucking look. He could pull pussy just off pheromones. That's some other shit right there. You want to know the most brutal pussy I ever missed out on in my life?

Talk about it. I'm maybe 28 or no, I was living in Cali. So I'm probably like 20. Yeah, I'm probably 28, 29, some shit like that. And I got the whole BMX team with me, right? and we go to a hooters in Arizona and somehow

the fucking the hot ass blonde waitress like stupidly hot like way too hot somehow she and I started developing a rapport and we make plans that she's going to take us all to the strip club after the fact however once she started drinking she realized that she actually wanted to fuck the like hot 19 year old

Australian BMX pro and not the sloppy chubby fucking 30 year old bmx team manager which to be fair she was way closer to him in age for sure and I mean this dude just was hotter than me he's just like he's a BMX rider it's like some girls are gonna kind of go with like the boss man business dude some girls are gonna go with the athlete wait so kid Victor poison so Ken LaRoy fucked your bitch is what you're saying but this kid I'm not gonna say his name because he probably got a wife and shit now but like this dude fucking like

banged her out like in the Airbnb or no it's like our friend's house that we're all staying and shit he's banging around as loud as fuck I'm in the other room smoking a fucking man being mad as fuck waiting to beat my dick before I went to bed just mad as a motherfucker and then oh my God I can make this even better

this is the villain origin story like we're finally hearing it I hate this brand of like sex story podcasting thing but this is not This makes me sound like a loser, so it's like fucking probably a better concept. But like, all right, so that whole exchange happens. But then I'm, I'm her Instagram friend at some point. So like we're, I'm still like, I'm not giving up without. I'm still trying to fuck.

I heard you get fucked. I know how to fuck that. Yeah. I'm going to be in Arizona again and I'm not going to be with this little motherfucker. And I'm going to take that shit down one way or another, right? He got to port in somehow. So she invites me to Manhattan Beach for or some shit like in one of those beach cities. or whatever. She invites me in the middle

of the day to come out drinking with her and her aunt, who's like, for some reason, young. She's like 34 or some shit. She's hot as fuck. I love to fuck the on as well. And she, her aunt has Zanz and Adderall like on

deck, like sorting them on the fucking table and shit. It's insane. And I'm just like hanging out of this girl. And it's like 4 p.m. And I'm like, you know me. I work every day. I want to grind. I'm not fucking having fun during the day.

I hate people who want to have fun during the day. You got to grind. You got to work. Yeah, but I'm breaking my own, like, code to go out drinking with this girl at fucking 4 p.m. I know I'm going to have to drive home drunk and I'm just dealing with it because I'm trying to get the pussy so bad. And of course, she gets drunk as fucking. I didn't bang her. Did you buy the socks?

I mean, I think I like pack. I was already drinking and I knew that I could not run the risk of taking Zans or Adderall while drinking because I'm just going to fucking explode. So I like took them from her and like put them in my pocket and took them later. Hey so you got something out of the situation. I would have the best of it. The most excited I got this whole time

was when I heard the word Zanz and Adderalls. All of a sudden my ears perk to it. It brings like perked, perk? But okay, I'm putting on a show like I'm a normal fucking person when I'm around like the parents from the private preschool that my kid goes to, right? Of course. But one of the moms totally

pulled out Zanz in the middle of the fucking meal. But dude, you know how normalized that is in like suburban housewife culture? I just thought it was like the funniest thing ever because like you have to be the most drugged out rapper to pull out zanz during your interview or whatever

to pull it out around somebody like me. Oh, I'm prescribed. You know, but like these young drill rappers who are like blatantly on drugs don't pull Zanz out in front of you all the time and shit. They're low key about their addiction. Who's a pop person? This chick did not give a fuck

And I was like, whoa, I'm in a different world. Lushy. But that's like, that's the thing. They've always, they're the ones that mainstream. And they wonder why they kids fucking pop Zanz at fucking 13 like, bro. It's in the cabinet. When you leave, I'm popping it.

I'm telling you, look, I am. And they don't know to break it. Look at me. I am everything. I am the failure of affluent Los Angeles, byproducts of Hollywood families. I am like

the living embodiment of what will happen to your kids if you try to raise them hell of privilege in LA. This could happen. And guess what? The two main kids I grew up with, my two little best friends, you feel I mean? Both dead, fool.

Both dead. R. IP, David, R. IP, Jeff. You feel, me? My two little best homies grew up together from the kindergarten. One of them we were in motherfuckering. fucking preschool together. Both them dead. Privilege as fuck.

Parents wealthier by a significant margin than mine. You feel me? Both died in the past year and a half. And it's like, damn, what the fuck? Like, why hell are my homies that grew up in the hood or grew up? Like, they wound up appreciating life more, learning, like, more varied lessons. Even homies I had that grew up middle class. Like, raising kids hyperprivileged in that Xenex-fueled housewife environment.

is dangerous as fuck for a whole bunch of reasons that people don't know or else why are so many of the kids I grew up with dead just like the kids I wind up becoming friends with they lose their friends getting killed but why are all these fools taking drugs and dying when they were given the world on a fucking silver platter their whole life because that's a part of the world it's crazy right drugs I was talking about a friend from back home and he like just told me he's like you know that I don't know anybody who's died because it's like my boy like my best friend from my growing up and he's just like you know I don't know anybody who's died because like after we're talking for like an hour and a half it's like

we only talk like every couple months usually but now he has a smart a smartphone so I'm optimistic about being able to actually text him because he's like so he's like an off the grid he's so off the fucking grid that he's just in his own fucking world of like being a dad and shit but he's just like you know I don't know anybody who's died and I'm like yeah I was like that before the whole hip-hop thing realistically like the BMX world was like a smaller number. That's weird because even like small town.

Like not even like grandparents and shit. For sure. Oh, yeah. He's like other kids. He's talking about people that he grew up with us. I mean, he's probably wrong,

first of all. You probably do know. We know people who died from like drugs and shit like from high school for sure. That's what I'm saying. Like it's not like the people we were hanging out with really, you know. So like he's basically saying none of his close friends. Yeah.

Yeah. But it's really a bipartisan effect of like growing up in New Hampshire and him having like a lifestyle that he just is around way less people you're just like so much less likely for somebody to die you know yeah that's like the countryside right it's just numbers you you have met so many both you have met

so many fucking people throughout the years me too now for the hip-hop shit that it's like the number of people who've died is like granted the people have like way more dangerous lifestyles because they're in gangs and they do drugs and shit but like it's just the sheer number of people in general you know no it's a and I told this to my parents because

my parents are in their 80s now. Most of their friends are unfortunately passed or passing. You know what I mean? And I feel like I and I told them I know more people that have died than y'all. And it's because of A growing up in L.A.

Big ass dangerous city with so many different people. B, being a part of hip-hop and knowing people that are involved in music so they're taking a lot of drugs or the streets. You feel me? So we're going to know a disper. We're going to know a disproportionate amount of, we know

way more humans than most people do. First of all, you know what I mean? Like we have a way bigger network. Gang of people like, I look at these fucking comments and I'd be like, break line. I'll break. It was here. I was like, damn, I do know a gang of people like

this shit would be a lie if it wasn't me. Like, damn. Like, damn. Like, how the fuck, and I know a gang of people though, like and I don't, I guess because I lived in like several different states. So you have have to like get back in the mix in different states. So by default, you know the same amount of people

in like different states. You could probably relate. I have entire worlds in different cities. Like when I appear in the bay, it's like, I don't witness that it's like different, a whole different world. Come with me up there, you're going to trip the fuck out. I spoke the y'all, be like, oh, that's why I let's talk like he talk. You feel like me like is money you, there's certain cities I go to and

you feel me like I know you know how that it is weird it's weird because we stay in motion and other people and this is not this is going to be taken in a disrespectful way

but I don't mean it like that they become somewhat suspended in time you know what I mean they just they continue the motion we're moving at such a fast pace I remember my therapist

I don't have a therapist no more but when I was at no jumping before I had the therapist and this whole said this whole said this whole I'll tell you, we can talk.

That's another conversation. We can talk about this bitch. She said that like I have more shit happen to me in a week than any of her clients do in six months. And I'm regular for us. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because the average person in the streets, they so like immune to trauma and like shit happening.

They don't think they need therapy. We don't think we need therapy. I've never seen a therapist. I know I'm fucked up in the head I won't even walk inside a restaurant sometimes just because And there's a really big Especially like even like with black folks

I don't know my black homies have a disproportionate Level of distrust Of therapy And anytime I bring that up to a lot of my homies Such as yourself Now you're saying that could definitely use it It's like a strong a version Yeah I don't know why though

I probably have tried though You should I try therapy We should all go to therapy I do. You do? Yep. That's crazy.

It's helpful, right? It's weird, right? Over Zoom. Oh, no, that's not. You have to sit there. No, my... So I called my therapist as a bitch. When I was a kid, I did therapy face to face.

And I definitely feel like the vibe is more of a... It's an important part of it. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, I've been in therapy since I was like five years old. People can hear your conversation. I got a piss so bad right now that I'm going to end up in therapy. I'm going to need therapy about how bad I have to pee right now. music stream coming soon music stream happening right after this gang gang since potty trained

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