No Jumper - The No Jumper Show # 221

Episode Date: November 1, 2023

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Welcome back to the No Jumba Show. My name is Olaf. I am joined here today by the one and only. Big worm. Big worm. Big worm. We don't give it down. Also, I have some sort of astronaut.

I'm like as a goddamn astronaut today. I'm back on drugs. It's bricked up brick in the silversie. And what is yours? Shaggy? Fred, bro. Fred. Come on.

No, I'm Adam. 22 and a seven. I wish there's something about a black guy with blonde hair that I just love. You're giving me a little dirk vibes. Dirkio perkyo. I don't know. I don't know. I'm feeling it.

The question really is, how long am I going to be able to keep this freaking thing on my head? Because it is very hot in here and it is not very comfortable. And, you know. The wig is itching me. It is? Yes. And you got a little on the top of your head. Really?

What is it? Oh, the nose part. What is this? The nose port. Oh, yeah, I forgot because the whole head is just kind of on top. I hope that it's like getting the point across for the people at home because this is not the most comfortable costume I ever wore. Can you see?

I can see like enough to like move around. But, you know, if I were to get into like a brawl right now, squabble is over. Squabble is not happening. The helmet's going to have to come off right away. Really, that should be your goal as soon as you get into squabble is to like take your shirt off so you can at least look hard before you pop it off, right? You introduce my costume.

I know like, you know, like, the hardest n- be the ones that don't even, like, have to get ready. Like, mm. But look at him. He's dressed as...

An undercover cop. Yeah. My boy got the hoopty on his bag. My boy got the whoop-the on his bag. He got the low-jumper police bed. He's got a microphone inside that. Mike on a no-jumper police bed. All right, let's talk about,

we got a poll in the no-jumper Reddit today that somebody made 200 votes, about 80% of them. feel like you're a cop. I'm dead-ass the police, bro. Why is that? Why do they feel like Remo's a cop? Because you're just too cool.

Good journalism. That's it too. He has a police aesthetic? Yeah, I got the mustache too, so the mustache really be fucking a lot. Nah, you got a beard to go with the mustache, though. If you didn't have nothing on the chin with the mustache, e- if you take it off, the police cut of mustache and the questions I'll be asking, you know. Investigative journalism.

Good journalism, but I'm dead-assed the police, though. Once in a while. It's really like the mannerisms too. You know, like you're ever... What up, Josh? How you being? Good, no. And sometimes when we take the photos after the interview,

Rimo definitely has a look on his face like he just got caught being undercover. Oh, God, the thumbnail this. Bro, they'll be on me about my pictures. I know y'all have you seen. Remo, the Bonnie Hunter. They be on me, my own. Oh, like, all about the Benjamin.

Yeah. I get it now. Book them. Book them. Book them. Book them. That's why I am. Book him.

Run, buckle, run. We've been working real hard, though. I think, I think Remo's, like, slowly becoming more of an L.A. guy. Because you got to remember, he's, like, down south as hell. Why don't you have, like, a crazy accent, though? I feel like you should sound like a hillbilly. Because you got to understand, I was, I'm all over, though. Like, I was born in New York.

I went to middle school. Till what age in New York? The voice, too. Nine? It's kind of like a cop boy. I like nine. Okay. You got a little bass there.

Well, I'm my family from New York. So, like, my mom, dad, strictly, like, they ain't moved out of New York today, like, 40. So, like, I'm raised by, like, hardcore New York parents. But, like, I went to middle school in Rancho. So, I went to, I went to middle school in San Bernardino. But I spent, like, majority of my time probably in Mississippi, though, for sure. Really? Yeah.

I was just about to say, and schooling changed because, like, in Atlanta, talked, like, this little wood, but right in Marietta, Cobb County, people talk with no accent. Really? I swear to God. That's in Georgia, too? In Georgia, right? I'm talking about a couple of exits up. All right.

So it's like, you know, how we talk in the hood and everything, like, for example, Crip Mac and all the L.A. that got, we have an accent too. And then you go to like a regular person from California and they're not hitting those slang terms and all that. Yeah, I don't really have too much of accent. People be thinking I'm from the South and I'm being in L.A. 30-something years. Why you say I'm turning to L.A. person? You know, you're just getting a little bit more comfortable with everything that comes with being out here, right? I don't know.

I see you tagging along with KripMack in and fights at sporting events and stuff like that. That's a pretty L.A. thing to do, right? Breaking off fights. Yeah, allegedly. I ain't go lie. He do remind me of a detective that just came to my house. Oh, God. I ain't go lie to.

Trying to be your home to get you a stitch on yourself. Yeah, the one that I was talking to the black guy when I was getting interrogated, you definitely. I'm giving you a police, because he got the, it got the, yeah, the camo pan. I hit you with you. We just need a little bit more time because I feel like when Remo's like 40, he's going to really look like a detective. So I don't know, like, what could you do to make yourself look like less of a cop now, I guess? I'm not tripping. I'll be a cop, man.

Like, you kind of have a little bit of a cop gut. Those some dreads, bro. I definitely got a fucking entertaining, man. How's your hair? Could you do dreads? Could you do braids? Yeah, I get dreads, but I ain't can do dreads. I have, when I was young, I used to have long hair.

You can't. Yeah. Employment. Yeah, employment. You can't be a cop with dreads. I'm sorry. You can't, niggas, cops have we having dreads? You seen a cop with dreads before?

I feel like I haven't, right? Yeah, Jamaica or something, but not out here in the States. I'm gonna search it up. Can a cop have dreads? No, they have the policies. Maybe in a different state. You can't even be a bank teller with dreads or something like that. In LA, you know, we kind of like, the cops is like, when you go in there as a cop,

I feel like most of them are predominantly white, so you gotta kind of adapt to their culture, but maybe somewhere where it's more predominantly black. Like same woods and all that shit. You might get a dread. Detroit. In 2014, the first thing that comes up is an article that says California corrections officers fear that he will lose job over dreadlocks. And there's a quote,

an officer cannot have long hair that goes beyond the shirt collar. So just in general, even if you're talking about white guys with long hair, can you imagine like a white cop with like long ass hair down to the middle of his back? Like, it just doesn't sound right, right? I think you could probably be in the person. They're going to be whipping you around like a . I don't think it's safe. They also make the girls wear buns and stuff.

You ain't never just seen a lady cop with her hair laying all the way down. They do have to have their hair. It's like the UFC. You got to twist that stuff. Like in the county, I remember it was one girl that put her ponytail down one day and it was like the right here. We're like, yeah, we ain't a girl. Niggas ready to go swimming in that thing. What?

I've been down two and a half years. I just want to smell it. Snatch you. hair in my face. Being a cop is going to suck so bad. You have to wear that giant heavy Batman belt. Like, you can't have long hair, so you just out there looking stiff. Especially if you're a scumbag.

Yeah, you kill people. I think that's definitely. No, no. Women love men in uniform. So, like, you could say all that about having to wear this, having to wear it at. They're pulling up on work. They're crazy. What about all the 20,000s that they don't report and turn the hundred into 70 and all that?

They still do that? Bad cop has to be. Still like that? Hell yeah. Based on a person who they're pulling over. If they put a brick over with 200 and they write 90, what is he going to do? I just assume that they're all honest. They wrote 90.

I assume all the cops are honest. All? Take that assumption back. I know like four people. You never seen a train today? I had a few off-duty cops at security. They're not that honest. Really?

So an off-duty security, like, Cobb can, like, see you doing all kinds of illegal shit and they won't say nothing? For sure. Three words. Hey, act like I didn't see it. Reggie Wright, Jr. Yeah. But at what point did he stop being a cop, though? I think that was three names.

Once he became like, I said three. Words. No names. Reggie, right, Jr. Those names. Reggie is a word. Wright is a word. Reggie is?

A word. A name is a word. Yeah. It is. You think about it. Zaire. I like how people try to use that name against you. Hey,

do your homework on Zaire though. Was it legendary? Do your homework. How you spell that? Z-I-H-I-R-R. So this. Listen, right? Sounds like diarrhea.

Two are. Just the spelling. No, but listen, you can ask any male or female that went to high school with Zaire if they mama let them come outside if I was at a party. Guaranteed. Just we can do a L.A. if somebody's watching, we can do a poll right now. And say, hey, Zaire was partying when he was in high school? and your moms knew about this dude.

Was they letting you come on? What school did you go through? I had NHPs called me. Hoover's called me. Everybody called me about all this stuff that been going on. Like, bro, they really don't know you. Like, whoa, woo, woo. I'm like, man, you ask the ops about me.

See, okay. Why school did you go to? I went to a lot of them. I went to crunch. But I assume you watched the Snoopy interview? Yeah. I did. The one thing that I was the most concerned about you being offended by

was when he said, like, really me and Brickbaby should be friends because I got beef with my hood and he got beef with his. I was like Brick baby is not going to like being put into that box. Yeah, it's a whole different beef. Like my beef isn't over jealousy. I mean, mine's not over paperwork in my past and not getting put off and all that. That's definitely not what I'm beefing with.

And I'm not beefing with my hood. I'm beefing with like internet. My hood love me. Like the ones that count. What else is going on? There's the Snoopy badass. taking over our LA thing, the King of Bompton. That's been a whole lot thing.

What else is there? I don't hear about it. Honestly. We talk about Snoopy. Well, I mean, you're just saying that you've been going through all this drama. Yeah, I went through the drama. It's just, I'm with no jumper, man. Yeah, no.

Shout out to Adam, man. Put the light on you, man. You said it best in one of it. I don't know if it was whack or Snoopy. But did you say it? You were like, I think that Brick baby, now that he's here, it's a lot of people that don't want to see him. I don't know exactly the verbiage that you use,

but that's exactly what I'm going through. It's like a motherfucker up here. They think I'm making a million dollars. They think that I'm, listen, man, I'm working. I see a whole other vision. I'm gone. Every time, I've never kicked it with you on the block.

Y'all always come kicking with me. I ain't kicked it on the block since I got shot in the neck. What year was that? 2011, 2011. And is that when they were saying that you got shot and then that's why you went to Atlanta? Was that the same time? I went to Atlanta in 2005. Oh, okay.

That's what I'm saying. motherfuckers just talking. Like, I seen what Wax said. Like, you took what Peewee told you, and I'm gonna keep it a thousand. You took what Peewee told you and Peewee told you some real gruesome shit. That's why you want to be my friend.

First and foremost. Oh, really? Yeah. So, and you took the little parts that you could do because you would say, you know me, oh, his mama don't got money. His mama didn't have this. Hey, man, you can't rewrite history, bro.

All you got to do is worry about yourself. Is there mystery in your history? No. Mine? It can be, listen, we in L.A., they're going to expose everything they can expose as soon as you get on. So it's no way you can be, I've been in, you know me for years, no way that you can be existing and doing the shit that I do with smut on your rep. Right.

If you had mystery in your history. Right. No, for sure. No mystery. All right, so here's my question for all the Halloweeners out there. So Thursday night, I tried to go to a little OnlyFans creator party. There's this company Creators Inc that does the whole like, you know, only fans management thing. And so Lena's all telling me like, are we going to this little party or whatever?

We get to the party and it ends up being extremely lit, like a huge number of people there, all kinds of, you know, I'm not going to say like tough people or hard people or anything like that. But there's tons of streamers there. There's tons of people making content and posting the content while I'm there. So as the night goes on, we're there to like two in the morning. I slowly start to get the feeling I'm like, oh man. Too many people know you here. Just like a sitting dug of this party.

And it was a little nerve wracking. And Steve Ayoki actually hit me in the face with a cake, which was kind of shocking. I didn't really... Shout out of Steve. Was it purpose or you was just wrong place one time? It was on purpose because, all right, you know, everybody is so fucking clout oriented at this point

that like this dude comes up to me and he's like, hey, if you and Lennon want to go up on stage next to Steve, we could get some content. and I'm kind of like, oh my God, like this is what we do now. We don't just say like, oh, you want to get up on stage just like to get up on stage. It's like specifically you might go up there for a little bit. You could get some content. And I'm kind of like, oh, Lord, I see like girls up there dancing and shit.

And I'm like, all right, let's do it. I was hesitant at first. Let's go up there. We're up there. We're dancing. I got a fucking boner on stage. It's kind of awkward. I'm wearing like gym shorts as my costume.

And she's just shaking ass on me for like two hours, like all her friends are. drunk, they're all fucking dancing on us and shit like that. And then Steve Yoge just starts bringing these cakes up on stage. And he starts like, like he blasts some random fucking chick in the audience with the cake to her face. Because this is like some lighthearted EDM type shit. That's what he does. I think he does it all the time. No, he does.

That is like his staple piece. You want it. It's Benihanna's son. The people who owned Benignanus. Is it really? Yes. I didn't know that. Yeah.

The people who owned Benihanna was in that Leonardo DiCaprio movie. Wolf on Wall Street. Yeah, they went to jail to it. Okay, yeah, okay. So they was tight-in-hand. His dad didn't snitch. Steve Ayoki's dad didn't snitch. No, he took the time.

I'm going to judge him appropriately and think that maybe I want to commit crimes with him because maybe he won't snitch either. It's crazy. Steve is a loke, though. Is he? Yeah, I'm fuck with him. You know, him and ink got, no. I'm just saying like he's tough like you.

Like me? You got tough skin. Like me? You got tough skin. No, not tough. You can't put that kind of on me. You have tough skin out of it. Oh, yeah, yeah, no.

I might have the toughest skin, but I might have the least hands of anybody. You know what I'm saying hands? We talk about, like, the spookiest situations that will spook a white boy out doesn't spook you out too much. Will you feel uncomfortable or will you feel comfortable? It takes you more to get uncomfortable in certain situations. I don't like that shit.

He gets a rush out of it. You've been to watch the projects, bro. You've been everywhere. It doesn't, like, like, that's what I'm saying. That's not a. I was cooking crack. Not too many people just pulling up. That's one of my favorite vlogs, yes.

But I feel like white people on average, like the YouTubers and the bloggers and stuff, they don't seem scared of pulling up anywhere. My man, Tommy G. He'd be everywhere, every fentanyl block in America, he's there filming a vlog. Like, it don't matter. Tommy G., was he with Vice or something? No, he's the white boy with the Lisp who, like, just puts out a vlog like every two days of him. He's like, you know, kicking it with the gangster disciples in the middle of a war zone.

But his videos are, like, really good. Like, they're very, like, fast-paced. and you just get to see a lot of shit, so they're kind of addictive. He's kind of taking, like, the whole hood vlogging thing, and he's just, like, turned it into, like, a very shiny, polished project, whereas a lot of people, like,

when they came out doing the hood vlog, shit, it's just kind of like, I'm going to pour my camera or whatever for 20 minutes, you know? Yeah, for sure. They don't know what to do when they're in it. Yeah, but I don't know, like, especially just riding BMX all those years, I felt like I was just constantly inserting myself

into dangerous situations. Because the places you can ride at. But I have this weird level of paranoia about doing the store where I feel like in that environment, I'm just gonna have to be security the fuck up because I'm not trying to have to deal with any kind of situations on my own while I'm in that situation, you know? I got a taste of it this weekend, bro.

What happened? I'm sitting right there, and I haven't got this in a long time because usually when I see people, I see customers, I see money, right? Dude, hop out, he come up to me. First, he act like he knows me. And I, you know, I gotta get refreshed to this because that's what they're gonna do. They're gonna act like they know.

Duh, what up? Nick, I ain't seeing you in a minute. So now I'm like, where do I know this thing from? Yeah, I hate that. But I'm like, all right, cool. He's talking to me, he talking to me. See, I see people do that to you and I just assume you actually know every single person. No, but it's cool because I got like a little, like, probably like,

62 minutes before it's like, okay, it's over with. So now it gets to like five minutes and he's still acting like he know me. And he's like, yeah, I'm really with the isle. Then Sharp walk up. Oh, you talk about Pink Cat. I came later. Yep. Cousin the Pink Cat.

You guys give him a nickname already? Yeah, me a child Pink. Bro, and then he like, hey, Dub, I'm trying to get this. I'm good, then I'm like, where do I know you from? Because it's like, now you're talking about some bray. You're like, oh, no, I just met you. So I've been sitting right here for 10 minutes talking to your motherfucking ass, and I didn't know you for shit.

That's why you got to remember face. Go in there and pay for that fucking hat, nigga. But at a certain point, remembering faces don't really work when you meet like 100 people a day. Because people start looking the same. Yeah. You know what I just got to get used to, like, keeping it short, bro, because I literally was sitting there smoking talking to this nigga for like a cool 20 minutes

and didn't I know shit about them. Now, I was no danger moment because my security. is right next to me all the time. So it's no danger. But it was like the fact that you're taking my energy in my mind frame and my fucking, like, my awareness because I'm sitting here talking to you. I don't even know your ass. Well, wait.

What is the ism exactly? Is that him just saying he's a pimp? Yeah. But he didn't have bitches with him? He had a bitch. When he was with me, she probably was in the car. But only reason I kind of didn't really have too much problems with him, because he was cracking everything that walked past.

Asian bitches, white bitches, black bitches just hawking them. You know, but it's different, like, it's one thing you got the thirsty dudes that walk up to him and the bitches give them no type of play, then it's like, bro, you bothering the customers. Yeah. But every girl was actually putting their number in his phone. So he had the ism. He had the ism. He had the isom.

And he went in there and had a bitch bomb a shirt. Dead dummies. See, I feel like I might have the ism, but now I'm an old married man. So I don't got it. You don't got it. You don't got it. You don't got it. You can look at a situation and know how to prevail based off of words.

But I'm a thirsty, Chris, though. I'm a thirsty guy. Yeah, but we're talking about the-Is. No, okay. I'm just a thirsty guy. They know you, so it's kind of different. Exactly. That's what I'm saying.

And you're still cracking. I got a reminder of that when I was at this party, though, is that girls who didn't even know who I was with or whatever were coming up to me and like asking me for my number and shit. And then Len is like right there. And I'm like, I kind of told one of them, I'm like, you can get my Instagram. She goes, what? You won't give me your number?

And I'm like, you know, I'm married, right? And she just gets like this crazy look on her face like, oh, fuck. So then I start talking to her friend right there. I go, so what, you do porn? Because she looked kind of young. She looked like she would be like 21 or some shit. I'm kind of trying to feel her out. Like, is this a porn star girl?

Because she got a little bit too much, like, brightness to her eyes. Like I could tell that her soul hasn't been corrupted by the porn industry yet. This is what she said to me. She said, I'm thinking about it. But it might be kind of awkward because of who my dad is. I go, who's your dad? Horace Grant. My dad is Horace Grant.

You was... Does that mean anything to you? My Horace Grant daughter? I mean, not even approach. I'm just having to chill a little conversation with her. She's telling me she's Horace Grant's daughter. Do your Googles. He was on the dream team, I'm pretty sure.

Yeah, he was with Michael. Horace. Horace. That's crazy. I just think of him as the guy with the goggles. I said, yeah, O-F shit and all that. What's the night? Well, I don't know.

It's O-F porn, though. Yes. Well, it's not all. Always, but it basically is in the-like. When I think O-F, bro, it's like they don't take it as serious as like most people do. Like, when people are doing the O-F shit, because, like, did y'all just see the clip with the one basketball player who was getting mad at his wife because she has an O-F? But she's not like, I'm not doing this to fuck, niggas. I'm not doing it.

It's like Uber. It's like fucking Lyft. It's another foreign way to get some money. Let's talk about that. So basically, this is video that everybody under the sun probably already seen this video of this ex-MBA player Joe Smith. and he's basically yelling at his wife. He's pissed off. He doesn't realize that she's filming,

but she started an only fan, and she didn't feel like it was her job to tell her husband that she started an only fan. I don't really understand how she could possibly have thought that that was acceptable. You know, like obviously this is his right,

his ability to know about this. Now, maybe it would be a little different if he was like dead broke, didn't have anything going for him. But still, you need to tell. tell your fucking husband, obviously. Well, he said, how was it when you met me? So he obviously got her from up out of them trenches.

Because that's what I'm seeing now, though, is that she had a whole porn career before he married her. But still, if you stop doing porn to start being in this relationship, and then at some point, 10 years down the road, because she looked like she a little bit older. But if I could sell some pussy on the side, save the household, then I'm like the fucking goat, right? But let me know. Like, you just, you got to tell me. I can't be finding out.

You're too soft to let you know. You're too soft. you made me stop doing porn. Like, you're too soft. And honestly, you're not taking care of the agreement. You're not taking care of what we need to get care of. But is he not? Like, he's an ex-N-B-A player. She said it.

She said that I needed shit to fulfill. She tried not to embarrass him about this financial setting. But when she's talking about fulfilled, I feel like she's talking about being fulfilled as a business woman and spiritually. Because if they really have no money, she needs to be involved in this conversation. What do you say? She's talking about, nigga. We broke, motherfucker.

You can see it in her voice. We're broke. You got me doing jobs. You got me doing this. Why would you rather me going to work at a job when I can sit right here to take pictures and get way more money? This is how I know that you're not white. It's because you don't understand that in the heart of a woman,

there is an adventurous side that can only be fulfilled by doing only fence. That's how you know he's not white? Well, it's based on what he just said to me. You got to be able to see the other side of the coin. You got to be able to if you need to. Now, if everything is straight, you shouldn't have to. I'm in agreeing she should let her husband know everything. It's not even a question.

It's like, I think you should bring it up. But what if she caught him and he was tricking and then like locked her in and then she was like made, turned her into a square when she was a hoe at heart. Like you get what I'm saying? She's a hoe at heart. And you try to turn me into a square.

Can't do it. And then it's like, damn, all right. I've been playing the square thing and we've been having a bare minimum for the last couple years like, oh, I could post a picture or two and it gets some bread. Like, fuck it. But either way, if you're, In a relationship, if you get married, all of a sudden, the whole concept of doing shit for revenge

should just be out the fucking window. I don't think it was revenge. I think it was really like just trying to. Yeah, but he's suggesting that like, oh, maybe he was fucking around or whatever, like, you know, her trying to get her get back by. No, I did suggest that. Oh, okay. You're saying that like he tried to convert her over.

He was tricky on her. But that's what I'm saying is that that conversation about, like, if you're a wife and you're going to change something very dramatic about your relationship or how you engage with the public, then you need to be willing to have that conversation before. before it spills over into the public. You totally can. Look at me. I did it.

But, Dan, I don't know about everybody else's girls, but. Both still slits. What are you talking about? But only on camera. Y'all just redefinition of it.

You know, I'm taking many holes and turned them into housewives. Now, granted, it might have been for a couple weeks or a month, but it's still like, it's easy, actually.

It's really, most holes are looking to be housewives. You can, but you're not supposed to is the thing. It's like, you can take this whole maker a housewife,

but what does it come with? The things that it come with you're not tripping. I'm an entrepreneur. Throughout my career, I have managed to take things that most people thought did not have a lot of value, like being a BMX rider, or hanging out of underground rap shows in downtown L.A. or, you know, doing YouTube content, which when I started out doing it, nobody saw it as a way that you were going to make a whole shit a load of money.

And I've been able to take those things and convert it into something that was big and popular and whatever profitable. And I feel the same way about turning a hoe into a housewife. That is actually really what I would recommend. to anybody out there. Get it out your bitch. If you can't get it out yourself, if you're a square of you a normal dude,

I tell dudes all the time. You got a little bit of... He's not getting it out the bitch. He's mad. Oh, no, he's fucked up. But I'm talking about just in general. My advice to the guys out there is find the hottest girl

that you can get something going with and then either start doing porn, start selling pussy, start fucking making YouTube vlogs, have a family, make some TikToks. A girl, as soon as you get with a girl or whatever, if you are a celebrity,

If you have any level of fame going on, as soon as you bring a girl into the picture, it makes you so much more interesting to other people. Money Bag Yo, Ari. Little Baby and Jada. Money Bag Yo is just a rapper until you started having these relationships. That kind of converts you over. Exactly. A little baby and Jada, Dirk and India.

India. Yeah, it happens. I feel like celebrities can use that woman as brand placements. And if any one of them just are only fans, they are out. scout. Does Ari have only fans? No, I don't think so, right? I know if India starts the only fan, Dirkwood, shoot that bitch.

For sure. But it's really only if you're still taking care of your business. If the guy ain't taken care of, they look, you can't say shit. Ari would do what only fans. If money back your fell off and couldn't provide any more financially. They all are one breakup away from starting only fans. I don't agree with it though. It's like, you probably should talk about it.

You should ask or be like, how would you feel if I did this? I think it could bring us in some extra money. Any big decision that your girl makes, you wanted to tell you about it beforehand, right? For sure. Oh, you're going to buy a fucking new handbag I want to know about it before. Never mind you starting the only fans. But this is the thing. Let's say they got the bag, right?

Everything cool. You don't got the bag. She mentions to you, oh, I want to start the only fans. You know two things that can happen. You can go for it or you can put your fucking clinks on and hit the fucking field. Because if you don't start bringing bread and your bitch pussy about to be all over the internet. So what you want to do? You want the pussy on the internet?

or you're about to get your rusty ass up and go and make a bag. I'm saying put that pussy on the internet. They could have. I'm saying I put this dick on the damn court for 20 years and still can't get right, bitch. You might need to put that pussy on that. The one thing about this,

I've seen a lot of people suggesting, though, is that why is this such a consistent thing that a guy will be the breadwinner and earn all this money for all these years and shit? And then as soon as he's not earning that money anymore, and he becomes like a joke to his wife and she's willing to basically like treat him as if he never did shit.

a joke because she could have left and really told his ass up and just took half of the house and all like, let's sell this shit. Yeah, that's probably next. That's probably next. No, it's really, because he's different bitches. You went and got the hole. You went he went to got the hole. She loves you, niggins.

She's not getting fucked. She's posting pictures that you don't even like getting in. It's a gateway to get into. Like, she sends these pictures to you and your fucking text messages and you don't even hit the heart or the thumbs up to it. No, she's like, no video is not her fucking nobody. She's not, I assumed when I saw it that it's got. I don't hit that. What the fuck I want to hit this shit for?

Got all y'all lips on and shit. This shit got coronavirus in it. Bro, you are a porn star. I'm taking an old school with it. Never seen me smoke. I'm motherfucking be real out here. They call me A real. A real.

It's A real. My whole thing is that she's probably just posting bikini photos, right? I don't give a fuck. Any decision that infects how I am viewed publicly, we need to talk about that shit. And I say that as someone who has made the biggest fucking decisions in terms of how I am viewed. The craziest shit that anybody. anybody ever did, letting a motherfucker bang my bitch on camera. It's like, it was still a whole conversation beforehand.

If she did that spur of the moment didn't ask me beforehand, it would have been a very, very different conversation. Yeah, it for sure should have been talked about. But just playing Devils Africa on both sides, when a nigga's about to go and sell that pound or that brick, you don't mention it. You go right out and jump in that car and you don't mention it. And then you get caught, your wife is getting judged

because why did you get into a relationship with a cocaine trafficker Or whatever you do. Or whatever you do. Yeah. Go ahead. We have a real mystery here, you guys. Yeah. Good one, go.

And when you're in jail, you're going to put that pussy on the internet. Like, go ahead and put the picture up. Oh, you get locked up and then you become an only-fants manager for your girl. That first chair could happen. Let me talk to them. I know what they want to hear. Go ahead, put the pussy at the ease. That's amazing.

I'm just saying, bro. Nah, but I don't know. That shit, the reason why this story is so fucking viral is because a lot of people could imagine themselves in a similar situation. Yeah, but I mean, it's like, all right, bro, your girl knows you best. She's with you every day. She knows what you're going to go for or what you're not going to go for. She's assuming what you're not going to go for.

But listen, listen, okay, whatever, you can say assuming. But when people are in real relationships, they already know, like, OnlyFans is not a fucking option for this dude. It's no option for me to go in here and have a civil conversation about me doing the only fans because he might have that I was that nigger syndrome and he still ain't realized he's not that niggins you got to adapt bro you i mean like you waiting on your retirement check to come from the league or however it come through or yeah i mean i don't know i'm not trying to talk about him financially because who the fuck am i we got to do our research on joe smith yeah yeah

that's all it is but okay because i've been thinking about this a lot because i'm watching this reality show on netflix about this guy Tyson fury right he's a boxer and he uh you know was like a big star heavyweight champion of the fucking world or whatever at a certain point made a ton of money he got six kids and he lives in england or whatever with his kids and his wife and now he has entered into this new stage in his life because he retired where basically he's you know trying to find stuff to do around the house and trying to live his life but he's only 35 but he's retired as a boxer and the thing about it is is that i'm still seeing his wife when i watch the show give him the respect that he deserves because especially if you're an

athlete and that's how you're going to earn a living. Like, okay, if I'm a lawyer, if I got into my relationship now when I was, you know, 30 or whatever, and I'm going to be a lawyer until I'm like 70, 75, like you retire old as fuck. If you're an athlete, if you're an NBA player or a fucking boxer, any athlete, damn near. You are taking all of your breadwinning money earning years that you're actually making a show little money and you're kind of cramming them into the first part of your life because in almost every sport, you're basically done by the time you're whatever, 30, 40, 40,

Yeah, some sports you can age a little bit older. Yeah, even as an MMA fighter, a lot of those guys are still doing pretty well in their careers, 35 into their late 30s, maybe 40. But if you're an NBA player, I mean, the assumption is that you might only have a career for five or 10 years, but you're going to make enough money to be able to take care of your whole family afterwards. But I think a lot of bitches are kind of diluted into thinking that if you don't put on a suit or, you know, go into work every day, that you're not really providing anymore. And it's like, well, I might have got all my providing done early on in my life.

Exactly. You are correct. Already brought the house. Yeah. He bought the house. You got money to say it. But if the money's slow, you got to get it out. Even if the money's slow.

If the money's slow, you can't get it out your whole, Adam. And you got to tell me beforehand. It seems like the easiest thing in the world. I probably would have sent her the link. I mean, I feel like this is just a situation where she is so, 1,000% in the wrong. Not for doing it in general, but for not having the

conversation about beforehand. Because you know how he found out. He's probably looking at Twitter. He's probably looking at his Instagram comments. He's looking at Reddit. But his friends probably says, like, this is your bitch, right? She probably paid too many bills. Not your bitch. This is your wife that you've been with for like 10 plus years? What if she paid all the bills? And then, like, she goes,

hey. That should be crazy. He's not like he played like 16 years and now you only worked a hundred K. Damn. You just looked it up? Yeah. Shut the fuck up. That's his net worth. A honey, K, bro.

You got to put that shit up. Or they got to be an only fan couple. She wrote, though, because I know everybody named Mom going to her only fans now. Joe Smith. Yeah, she's up right now. Oh, this could have been a kid. I ain't going to lie.

When I first met Adam and he used to tell me the numbers that Lena used to get, I used to be like, what the fuck. She got way more than that now. But look at this. Smith's NBA career earned him over $61 million. dollars. So that's... If he actually only has $100,000, that is shocking.

But... $61 million should be able to last you and your family the rest of your life unless you are a complete fucking imbecile. What are you talking about? You can be not five years. You tell me why $61 million is not enough

for a fucking family to live off for the rest of their lives. Yeah, if you gave a family in Watts, $61 million, they can live on this. That shit is God. We take 35% out of that, 40%. Why is he needs security? He's just some random NBA player.

Ain't my way recognizing him a Trader Joe's? First of all, bro, I'm just saying you need better security. You can't stay, like, you say $61 million to a family that's only spending around $60,000 a year? Joe Smith does not need any security. Right. When he was in the NBA? Maybe at that time he was right about. 61, you're playing an NBA for 15 years.

15 years. You should be able to live off 161 million. Of course. If you blow $61 million dollars and that. If you blow $61 million. and that's when you. And he didn't invest in to anything. Exactly.

And then you could... That's your fault. If you don't turn to 61 and something else, then I hear it. If you take your 61 million... A phone guy. Let's get in the zone here. What are you doing over there? This is not fucking Starbucks.

No, he's saying it was full of MZ. Y'all was going to tell you, 60... All you have to do is take that shit and put it in the fucking bank and then you're going to be earning a crazy amount of money off interest. You, what are you talking about, bro? Do you not... You act like he got 61 at one time. This man is making $3 million a year.

How much are you thinking you spend and making it? You got mortgage. You got cars. You got private school for your kids. You got workouts with special trainers. But I'm saying, even a million dollars a year is way more than you need to do all those things. To do what? To put two kids in private school and then pay your mortgage and then pay for the notes on the cars?

You still like at $250,000. Especially you don't have no business to invest. Well, that's what I'm saying. Y'all don't know. He might have had a business at the time. He might have been living like a rapper. You got family members. You got you're black in the NBA.

He had a 16 year career. 16 year career. You only made 3 million a year. And he fucked that. And you didn't even make 3 million a year. You got it. A five year deal. Another five year deal.

Three year deal. Is that after Texas? Come on, bro. What are you talking about? That's before Texas. So now you got to take 40% off of that damn year, 35 to 40%. If you're at that level, if you're at that level, if you're at that level, what level are we talking about?

His bitch had to start an only fans. Like, apparently. That means that they got the house and the money's not coming in. That don't mean you don't have a still own a house. You own some of them cars. But if the money's not coming in, bro, you can't even fucking go to Vegas. All the people watching this right now are thinking, well, what the fuck is going on in my life? How am I able to survive off less than six figures a year?

Because that's what 99% of the world is doing, even in America. It's like, yes, maybe he was a, he was used. That's because they're not getting invited to their friends game and you got to bring them a gift. You got to fly to Miami for the weekend for this, such and such. That shit. to fly to Miami for the weekend. The lifestyle that you live with you. You're a regular guy.

That's why your name is Joe Smith. He's not regular. At a certain point, if you don't have it like that, then you gotta choose to be regular. But listen, he was living like the people that was balled in the league. Don't think that he wasn't chasing. You have to live within your own means. Yeah, but we're on a hard team full of people making it.

Black, Adam. We're not going to use that as an excuse. That's not a good excuse, though. There's a lot of niggas that living within the team. We need to get to the bottom. What are you? He can't save their money, bro. Who?

Yeah, of course. And that's just MVPA. That doesn't have any to do with endorsements or anything. So you even know who he was until this happened? Oh, Joe? No, but there's a million NBA players that are basically anonymous to us that are, that earned an insane amount of money. And at a certain point, yes, maybe you're in the club all the time while you, while you're making that much money, you shouldn't be. It's fucking dumb.

But if you, if you chose to do that, then at a certain point, once you realize, like, oh, shit, we're down to our last 10 million. Maybe we're going to have to make this stretch for the next couple decades. I mean, it should be pretty easy to start living within your means, considering you were living this massively wealthy fucking lifestyle for all those years before that, right? And he retired over 10 years ago. Come on. For sure, he retired over 10 years.

That's a lot of time that he could have been putting into, you know, investing, start some kind of business, doing something with himself. If you say, whatever, what did he get signed, 97? What is it right now? What's 97? How many years is that from me? 26 years ago. 26 years ago, right?

Right. That's 2011 is what he returned. And I don't think he actually, when they say that like that $61 million, I don't think all that was NBA. It was like, okay, you might have got an endorsement check over here. I assume that doesn't include endorsements. Also, his name is Joe Smith. He might not have any endorsements.

Well, I'm looking at his contracts right here. This don't even add up to 60 something. When I was a kid, we used to go. All these contracts are like three years, two million. When I was a kid, we used to go to the local bike shop and, like, there would be some random NBA player doing a meet and greet at the local bike shop. And I'm assuming that he was. making what, like a thousand bucks, like some whatever-ass amount of money for him to just sign

autographs in a bike shop. Joe Smith, get on your fucking grind, get out there to the local Trek store and sign some autographs. I'm saying there's still got to be plenty of ways that he can make money. Like, start a podcast or something. I got the solution. His wife should go do basketball wise. Duh.

But I don't know if he's enough of a basketball player for them to really care. He's people on there that don't even, that's not married. Ain't never been married to a basketball player. One mic, guys. Come on. Mike's only. This is very unique on our podcast that people think that you can just talk.

No, no, no, no, no. No, no. We were putting the contract. We need to be a part of whatever because contract. We were just looking at the contract so we could bring it up. That's why.

Own us. Own me. Yeah. So now, he was saying he wasn't making nothing, but I had scrolled down and showed him it was a five-year span where he made $34 million. It was a two-year span

where he made $10 million. And it was like a three-year span where he made $9 million. So he did make money, but he was early in his career. Right. You know what I'm saying? And he, 2010 to 20.

So he was out of there 2010. So you got to think whatever he had left over at the end, had he made bad decisions and all that shit, it rolls over to like, what am I doing now when I leave the league? I'm not coaching or nothing. Okay, do we have a link to Joe Smith's wife's, Joe, I'm going to search Joe Smith's wife's only fans?

Because let me find out she got about fucking 200, people following when they're on there and I'm gonna be pissed because I never don't win up now there's not a win up too yeah I bet you the price don't win up yeah it was kind of fire he low-key saved him she saved each other because him going off like that made people talk about it now they're about to search it and even if I'm not a big fan I'm at least get that month I need to figure out you gotta have more blood time oh here we goes oh wait both of them yeah they can drink them little water bottle I'll fuck Joe Smith's wife any day no I'm saying he said both of them both of them on plug talk only the wife can get I ain't got a Tony Will

him. Yeah. For sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, see, I'm not, I can't even find her Instagram. She ain't even promoting herself like that. It's not the Lincoln bio? Well, I'm trying to even find her Instagram.

It's not working. Keisha Chavez? You got to see what her name is. She should be Mrs. Joe Smith. He probably doesn't delete it. That's Kinky. Her name's Keisha Chavez, so she ain't even Keisha Smith. Wait, wait, wait.

Is that serious? She didn't change her name? She don't respect this nigga at all. Yeah, man, that's my, boy. That's what. It just gives you a boy like this. That was her come up. It just makes you think.

This was her come up. Easy. Okay, let's say right now, boom, next 15 years is 23, 15 years is whatever, I made 61 million, right? Now, 10 years later for whatever investment reasons, taxes, I might have got sued. My bitch might have, my bitch before you are child support, whatever the case. I'm down. Girl, you was with me for these fucking 15 years. I was up as fuck.

You know, blowing this shit. We're taking trips. I'm big gifts. I'm taking care of your mama. She probably had a surgery. Now, 10 years later, you disrespecting the fuck out of me. That don't mean nothing to be. So it's like, really, when you're in the moment and you win it?

But that ain't it. But I was a porn star when you met me, Deb. You got played. He turned the hole into a housewife. So what you think I was going to do? Wait, no, I'm just saying this is for them. This is for people out there. You got to think about that.

These bitches ain't going to be with you. How long have they done better? Put some of that money up. How long was he married to her? When did they get married? Joe Smith, I can't believe I'm actually doing all this Googling on this podcast. We should be less fact-based. I know, right?

Just say whatever. Now we're trying to. Oh, they've only been married for a few years. Oh, wow. So you came in. You came in at the butt end of this shit. Oh, she came in when he was acting like he had. Mary don't.

He was capped down. He was fucking down. He was fucking down. He was fucking down. I thought she's finished. She was lying. He was lying about the bad thing. And look at all the other stuff that he's been doing.

Joe Smith's wife, Keisha Chavez, once refused to wear revealing wedding dress. Smith and Keisha Chavez got married in 2018. There's damn near the pandemic already when they got married. And the wedding was broadcast on the reality show, say yes to the dress. So they're out here doing things. They're like publicly out here. Apparently Joe Smith. She tripping like, bro, stop acting off me.

Yeah, like this was, we did this for a TV show. This is what we do. Oh, they did date for a few years before 2018. That's cool. That's cool. He was still out of the lead. But she was with all the shits at first. That's what she's talking about.

Like, come on, bro. I had to tell you that my dress was too revealing at the wedding. That was crazy. Would he pick it out or something? Yeah. How do you end up with a dress that you're not comfortable with? Yeah. That's what I'm trying to tell you.

You're not even supposed to see it. It could be a planned marriage. I didn't know what my chick's dress was going to look like until we fucking got married. It was a TV show. Come on. I had no way. Prediction. Then we stuck it out.

I wanted there to be a poll. In the chat, in the live chat, though, could you survive for the rest of your life off $61 million? I feel like people are going to say yes. No, you could, but it's like you got to know that. If somebody say right now, can you survive? Give me $61 million. I'm going to live the rest of my life. Now, he's not on that, bro.

He's making this shit. You just get a $34 million check. You're about to go and take and buy another house, a few investments. That shit crashed. Okay. Did anyone else do anything interesting for Halloween? because I forgot about this. I didn't realize it was going to be like this,

but it very much feels like in L.A., Halloween. It might be like the time to party in L.A., right? Like the only time a year to go out because all the girls are dressed like fucking prostitutes. Yeah. It's amazing. Yeah, you're just a thirsty. Oh, I'm the thirstiest motherfucker on earth,

and I'm just running around. The whole time I was at that party, I'm just staring at bare naked BBLs and boob jobs the whole time. It didn't matter if it was trying to do. not? It definitely matter. I didn't really, oh, yeah, a trans person did come up to me and is trying to get on the show.

So she told me that she does numbers on Aidan Ross's stream. Oh, yeah? So, I don't know. Oh, is it? You don't know. Is she bigger? I thought it was the biggest. I'm talking about fucking Gorlock, the destroyer.

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And then they stole, like, all that jury and shit. Just trying to figure out what? And who was it, though? So tell me the whole thing, what happened. I have no idea what you guys were talking about. Someone got robbed during a game. Let me break you down. So, first of all, we got the Colorado team.

They're the iciest team out of all of them. What sport and what? Football. Football, Colorado, college. Dion Sanders, says on the team. You guys pay attention to college football now? We play attention to what. Dion Sanders is the coach.

So you guys pay attention to him? Well, it's like a pretty thing for the day. came from all black school and they took the whole team to Colorado. Now they're playing in the pack twill. We might need to start with him with Dion. You know who Dion Sanders is? A athlete? Prime time.

He did both, right? No, no. Dionne Jackson. No, he did baseball too. No, he did baseball too. Dionne. Dionne. No, he was a cornerback.

Cornerback. He played the greatest cornerbacks. He was like the flashiest. Everybody wanted to be him. He popped his shit. He was like the Floyd Mayweather of football. Big chains, big cars. He used to get endorsements.

Everybody smash a like button right now if you're engaged in this conversation. Okay. Keep guard. He's one of the biggest, right? So all of his career, they known him for being so flashy, whatever, whatever. Now he started coaching. He started at a black college, right? Jackson State.

He started at Jackson State where he took their program and brought so much lights and attention to where their views went up. They got better players, their donations. People were actually going to the games. He had an effect. It's the prime time effect. He would have everybody come to the games. Now this college, Colorado, seen it, and they snatched his ass up. Brought him to Colorado.

Unlimited budget. Bring your team. Do whatever you want. You know what he did. And his son. Homecoming game, he had Little Wayne perform. Yeah, they got hell of NIL. They have more views on the Colorado game down near as they did than the Super Bowl.

It's kind of out of touch. He could have got like a little baby or something, right? No, not out of touch. It was because he does what he does. You got to think it's a legend with a legend. I'm talking about now. Do these kids college students these days? I really know about Wayne like that.

But it's not about the college students. That's not who you're trying to get. You're trying to get the people with the money that want to donate to the school. It's not about getting the views. You want the people with the bag. So now you're selling out like sweets in this motherfucker like you had a Lakers game to a college football team. The city is making more money now that he's the coach.

So that's where we start at. Now all of the players have jury because now players get paid to play football in college. They all have iced out protect. They all. Cardier watches jury and they're known for flexing on the other team but they're not getting paid they can get endorsements

now right they're getting endorsements okay on top of that him and his son was on a KFC commercial the whole team him and his son was on the KFC commercial oh okay you know that's how Dion Sanders and his son

and his son okay you know what I mean so they're the ghosts and everybody like we can't wait for you know like LeBron and his son they can't wait for your son to go to the NFL or whatever you know so now he's flexing they always flexed they watchers

they flexed they change they go to UCS LA to play against them. While they're in the game, somebody snuck into the locker room. Somebody flicked the locker room and booked them. Wow. Like, if you go and see any videos before this, watch us.

They all got buzzdells on that. They all got buzzedowns. All got jury, bro. Don't come to L.A. And a lot of them are from Mississippi and stuff. He took, like, all his team and took them to Colorado. Remos people got got. They hate him in Mississippi right now because he, like,

because they came out here and got robbed? No, because he left. He left Jackson. Oh, they hate Dion Sanders. Yeah, Deon Sanders came to Jackson. He turned the city up for a year. We was like one of the best teams. And then he dipped to a white school,

and then now everybody was like... Yeah, he was a part of what, SWAC or something? Yeah. Got his money and was gone. But this what I... This what I blame it on. Divide and conquer. I blame it on this.

Dion Sanders came. He could have took a bigger job off the rip. He came because the rap world. During the pandemic, all the Black Life Matter stuff was, hey, tell our athletes to go to black colleges and we're going to... You know what I mean? We're going to make sure it's right for them.

So they probably wasn't spending that money how they needed to spend the money in order to obtain all of these athletes. You get what I'm saying? And then Deion, like, look, I could go somewhere that got Scali's and all that for these people that, you know what I mean, where they can live comfortably in college and be a college student. You get what I'm saying? Take care of my players.

Like, y'all get in the money. They didn't want to take care of players. They didn't want to do it. So he went to Colorado. So do you see it as being kind of like backhanded and disloyal for him to get out like that? No, and business. It's business is business. I gave you a shot.

He didn't leave because, like, hey, I got these people talking the right way. You know what I mean? Sidebar. Let's go hypothetical for a second. Let's say, all right, take a look at Desto Deb. He came up making clothes. He's in that business and everything like that. Let's say that the whole time that he's been making clothes, he's got a friend who's in South Central,

employing all, you know, mothers of people that we know in South Central. and this is who prints his clothes. Yeah. And this guy's making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year off of producing all of the awful lot of coffers. Maybe he does a few other brands too. And then Dubb starts to get bigger and bigger. He starts going to parties in Calabasas.

All of a sudden he's having a conversation with some fucking Jewish guy who's telling him like, hey, man, I can do everything, everything that you're making. I can make it 30% cheaper and I could get it to you faster. And we have unbelievable customer support, etc. It gives him an offer that basically to you're, You're listening to it. You're like, shit, all that, I could be making an extra couple hundred grand a year.

I can be making an extra million a year. Yeah. Is he disloyal? No. No. That's business. You go back. I've done that.

That happened to me. You go back. Hey, look, you go back and tell my, tell your man's like, hey, hey, look, can you do this for this? No, I'm easy. What I'll do is, what I do is, okay, look, I can't just jump shit with you right now because I'm locked in with this nigga for show. But if you show me some shit, look, matter of fact, I'm going to give you one piece. Show me how I go.

Two pieces. Show me how I go. Oh, they're rolling over here. So what I'm going to do is all of this, I'm going to take over there and I'm going to still leave you with something. You feel me? Like, you're going to still do something. But honestly, like, I'm making way more money.

And it's like, if this is going to elevate me and my company more, you kind of holding me back by staying right here. You know, me being, him being over there at that other school, now they're doing KFC commercials. Right. Over there, you were just on Instagram and say cheese and shit like that. The last name Sanders. in the KFC commercial.

I mean, you could You could very easily, like we all make that decision because you use T-shirts. Are they made by American Apparel here in Los Angeles? Probably not. Or Los Angeles Apparel,

whatever it's called now. Probably not because it's extremely expensive and everybody that I know basically has their shirts made in China. No, I'm still LA Apparel. Shout out my nigga Dove. You really do have them? Yeah, I still go to L.A.

Puck with Dove? Yep, I fuck with the owner. You know him? I know him personally want to FaceTime. Not right now, but in the future, sure. That's tight. He was fucking all the hos back in the day in Brooklyn. Yeah.

I think he had some lawsuits related to that. Really ran something up to like a hundred million plus. Right. I just, that's what I see. But I'm saying like, wait, do you really, you use shirts from them for the most part? Yep. It's like dramatically. Our shirts are on LA apparel.

Yeah, well, you have a different price point than many brands. Okay. But like for us, like we could very easily be making clothes, paying a brand in L.A. And all the employees are like Mexican mothers from fucking. in LA, but we don't. We send that shit to China and we have them do it because it's just infinitely less expensive. So I mean, we all are kind of making those decisions on a consistent basis, you know?

Yeah, but Dion Sondis didn't do it on no like whatever shit. It was just like, bro, it's business. I have a certain amount of time that I can be doing this. I'm trying to get probably to the NFL. So it's like even with Colorado, y'all better enjoy me while I'm here. It's like when you fucking with a bitch. The bitch, God to know it's not about to be forever. Just enjoy it while we got it.

And let's not end on bad terms. In the music sense, even Run DMC didn't sign the Russell Simmons, and that's his own brother. They signed with profile records a Jewish own label. Right. Because that's who had the resources for them at the time. Right. And Def Jam, you know, came out afterwards. Right.

But so how does this augment L.A.'s reputation as the flocking capital of the universe when everybody began their shit taken, including in sacred places that you would think would be well-guarded, like a college fucking fucker. That was on them. That was on them. Like, I'm kind of disappointing because it's like, what y'all all be? That's on the player? No, it's on the staff. It's on the security at the building, right?

We grade eight, nigger, this prime time. Where else are the players gonna leave that shit? Y'all are college. Y'all are still students. Hold up. You are student. But what I'm saying is it doesn't matter. You are responsible for your possessions.

My shoes or nothing should come up missing during this match. No, as far as lawsuits and all that, you are 100% right. But as far as being a nigger, I don't give a fuck. Where I'm going, bro. You're not leaving your shit. Like, I'm thinking about this right now. But where should he have put it? What are the other options?

If you leave it in the hotel, you're going to get robbed. No, they hadn't in any locker room. Yeah. But it's in the locker room probably? That's the field that they're playing at. So I'm just saying, bro, I'll leave an Airbnb, bro. I'm leaving somebody there or I'm taking it. Like, you know what I'm about to say?

They really need to put their pieces on somebody that work there. If they're not going to wear it in the game, all the coaches and all that, Dian's a lot of the whole time, bro. This is an easy. Look, if I'm the janitor and I'm walking in this motherfucker, Are they playing? And there's nobody here? Like, it's nobody.

And no cameras. It's a locker room. No body, no cameras. It's over with. Man, the hummies be bugging. You know the hummies is just thirsty, period. I don't even know who it was. You know who did it?

Hair it out. Tell it out. Tell us who did it. I don't think that was on our side. We would have been seen. No, we would have seen it. The niggins too flashy. They were to be.

Oh, they're going to find out. I think it was on some other shit. No, but this is what we should do is we should take bets on Sneaky, bro. Let's take bets on what neighborhood they're going to be from. No, I don't think it's a neighborhood. I think it was some sneaky-ass white boys, bro. They still got to be from a neighborhood.

No, hell no. Over there, you know, bro. You ain't never met no sneaky-ass fucking white boy. He don't got to be, like, wasn't he just taking shit? It was a football fan that came up with it. It don't matter what side they're from. He's a football fan that follows Coach Prime. Like, oh, they're in here.

Why would you assume that, though? I assume it was just somebody wanted to get some money. They was in Pasadenaena. So, nigga, it was probably the Pasadena. Oh, it was in Pasadena. It's a PDL. Oh, that's where it was at. It wasn't at UCLA?

It was at the Rose Bowl. Oh, it was at the Rose Bowl? Oh, y'all over there? Yeah. You leave y'all in the locker room? That's been breaking in the Rosebo their own life. The swimming pool and all that, man. Y'all, I'm thinking they over there in Westwood.

No. All right. Has any of you ever been to like a high-end gym, like an equinox or anything like that? You know, like that. Is this stupid because I go to an equinox? Okay, he goes to see him. He said, look at him. You talk about a gym.

I'm not like that about looking at me. You're right, d'all. If you go to an Econox, do you feel comfortable leaving your chain in your backpack when you fucking put it in the... No. You don't? Because to me, I feel like this is a higher-end clientele. That's where you're going to get booked. I'm assuming that they're probably...

They've got my back and they're going to be monitoring this shit so that I'm not getting my shit stolen. That being said, I've never had like an expensive thing that I was carrying around with me everywhere I went, so I don't really even know what that would feel like. But you would leave you... Underarmoring. Honestly, it taught their ass, so less to stop being so flash while you at work. Okay, if I had 20 grand in cash because I would never have a fucking $20,000 necklace,

but let's say I had 20 grand in cash, would I just leave? Well, but I guess I've left it in the hotel room when I'm like off doing shit in Vegas and stuff like that. I'll leave in the hotel room, but they have safes in hotel room. But I'm not using the safe. I'm going to forget the fucking code or something.

I'm just leaving in my backpack. I'm like tuck it in the closet or some shit. I'm not really thinking about. But it's a difference between one person and 20 people. Like if I know Mayweather is going to my gym. As I say it, I realize how crazy it is. Yeah, my brother got robbed for like $18,000 by the maid. Really?

What did he do? We gangbangers. We couldn't go to court. So you killed her? No, boy. What the fuck? This is like it's crazy. I'm thinking like y'all went downstairs.

I'm like y'all when y'all said they died in between time and... We tried to. We tried to, but they like, you got to go with the police. Yeah, like, man. But she ended up getting booked anyway, but they didn't give no money back because he wouldn't file no claim. Really? Yeah, she ended up going to jail just off of the cameras and all that going into the room and violating it. You know what I mean?

But they wanted him to come testify to get his money back. Uh-huh. And he's like, eh. Wow. And that's the only way you can get his money back. Yeah, they ain't testifying on this bitch. Like, come up, man. You can't testify against the maid?

No. I'm tattling on the maid. You can't send a proxy? Fuck that maid. It's just like, we can't. You can catch the bitch. Like, shit. Fuck it.

We got her full name. First of all, they need, I don't see how they need, they should keep a guard wherever they are. It's like a group of y'all. It's not one person. One person can sleep through the cracks. You know what I mean? It's like how many people on the team? And over 10 or 12 of y'all have jury and watches.

Somebody needs to stay in the locker room. What if another player stole? Even at, even when you go. What if another player stole it, though? No, they were all. I don't think it was either Pete. It was out somebody from Pasadena or probably like some sneaky motherfucker that worked there I just seen an open window.

It's genius, too, because it's like the average college football team is not going to really have anything worth taking. But this is the team that was bawling out of control. So it's somebody who was actually, like, able to put the pieces together. And they got all of them without pulling out a gun. Honestly, just think of me. It don't even matter. That's commercial burglary.

They will do, if they get caught, they would do two years would have, eight, 16 months would have. They're looking at the low, they're going to get probation with the right lawyer. Honestly, it's crazy because this probably happens a lot. and you'll never hear about it because it's never a team with this much jury. You know how many players probably go somewhere and their car get poked. Their door probably got, you know, shit like that, but you ain't going to hear about it because it's so small.

You know what I mean? Yeah, well, the whole locker room getting hit hit different. College kids are known to be broke, so you never think about that play. You got to think this is new. Oh, I forgot about college. College, you're getting booked. You falling asleep at somebody's shit, your shit gone. Tell them, duh.

We didn't wait through you. Let me stop talking. Oh, yeah, you getting booked. That's why they really need to be on it. They go to a computer on that motherfucker. You go to a dorm party. They can leave it with 20 laptops. You guys wrong, man?

That's why they can't invite me to know. I know a lot of people back in the day in Boston and shit where that was the fucking lick. Go to a college party and somehow leave with a laptop. Yeah. He might trade the laptop for like 500 bucks or something. Your home could be feeling yourself. You got 10 of them.

You got 10 of them. You could be in a room making out with a bitch or getting bobble. You and this motherfucker like, like, go on you. This motherfucker like going crazy. What's this bitch out of here? And it's crazy because when I think about that early part of my life, like, we had one homie who was like, he was at MIT and there was a dude doing like a robotics project with like all these machines working on like, you know, all working together and like they're

all performing tasks and I don't understand what the fuck it was, but the dude's using the laptop and the homie just like had somebody distract him and he runs up and yanks the fucking laptop and it's just, he sprints out of MIT. And we would all talk about him like. He was the biggest fucking legend from pulling us up. Because it was just the most heartless thing we ever seen because you got this fucking... The Ivy League.

Chinese kid crying his eyes out because his robotics project got all fucked up. I could tell people who I'm talking about too and they would know who I was talking about. But it's like we looked at him like that was like the most heroic shit because you got a fucking $500 laptop like that. I mean, shit. Back then those was goat moves. Like you're at a high level school like that and you get in there and get away.

somebody in a certain age category is goat moves. That's what I'm saying. Like, when I tell you all about the situation with me and Brick, he respected it because it was a good play. It was a great play. Didn't you guys just beat up a fucking retail employee? No, we didn't touch no fucking retail. I hate that we was eating on that bumm-out.

You ran up in there and you were screaming on him and you guys both stole jackets, right? No, fuck, no. I forget. It's been a while. Fuck, no. We're not talking about that. We're talking about when I met him,

when we linked together and I fucking booked the bitch, Back in the day when we was kids. And you did what to a bitch? He took some pills. He took some pills from a bitch. And they was all right. It was my pills. Bitch sat down, boom.

She left her keys. This is when I'm on this. I'm telling you like it's goat shit. I sit down. I feel so. Go to the parking lot. Woo-boo. Oh, we in there.

Call the homies out. We go through that whole motherfucker. What? Two minutes. You called the homies? Why don't you just search it yourself and keep whatever you're fine? And somebody got to watch out.

Professionals. They're professionals. Hey y'all said at the same goddamn time. That's serious. So after all that is going down, you know, we leave, boom. Long story short, some of the stuff that was took it out of there was brick babies. It was in a little container jar, but it was a couple of thousand worth of it. You know what I mean?

But when I ended up blinking with him later on after, he just had to pay his, like, I ain't going to lie. Like, you booked that bitch. That was my shit. I don't know if you knew. But shit. I made her go back up there. I put her through the ringer. So it didn't even matter.

I got the money back. A whole time, he's sitting back like, yo, shit, I would have did the same thing. The same play. The same place. It was like you respect certain shit during that time. You didn't see me up at Crenshaw looking for you, digger. That bitch was up there by herself. I'm a gambling with this bitch.

Wow. That's the home girl to this day, though. That's still the home girl, though. So why did you beat up the retail employer? I forget. That wasn't in it. That's a whole other scenario. I know it hurts.

No, I'm going to get the video so you can go ahead and see that. I didn't touch nobody. But I'm pretty sure you punch somebody, right? Somebody got hurt. Yeah, it was the bum nigger that was with me. I think what happened was that like something happened. He didn't even know the play was rolling. Something happened.

He took a jacket. Look, this is basically what I think happened was somebody went in there, took something. And then it's like, okay, I'm not fighting you because you took something, but don't touch me. Like, don't touch me. I didn't touch you, don't touch me. Once you touch that person, now it's okay, now we're about to get into it. Because you could have just let it go and then got shit to do it. So if I was going to trial, I was going to make them bring their, what is it called, the loss prevention?

Loss prevention? Yeah, the cold. No, the cold to, no, but I'm saying, though, the code to whatever security, are they supposed to chase people out the store if they still? Because, like, at the end of the day, you overdid your job. And that was just to save my homeboy, because we didn't touch nobody. We didn't fight nobody. We didn't do that.

I'm just saying, like, if the dude walked up out of your store with some jackets, then what the fuck are you punching on him in the parking lot for it. You didn't stop them at the threshold. It's over with, call the police. Okay. Well, now you're playing with yourself because now you... Now y'all packing them out. It's five niggas.

Y'all got booked for that shit? Yeah, he went to jail for... For stealing jackets? For stealing jackets? We didn't go up there to steal no jacket. The nigger that was the manager up there... I got booked for stealing jackets. That's what I went to jail.

Look. I see the jacket on the ground. I picked that motherfucker up and went to jail. And then it was a part of the robbery. What kind of jacket was it? Some baked shit. It was a gag of a little different shit. That's how you see a dude running out of bank.

Some money dropped. You pick up the money. You went up there. You were part of it. Because the manager of the store sock my plug. It bust his face open. Your plug? Yeah.

So I doubled up there to go holl at him because I know he worked there. It had nothing to do with that shit. Yeah. So when I was up there but when the homie seen me arguing with because outside, I told the dude like, hey, I ain't trying to fuck up your job. Come here. While I'm hollering at him, bro swivel to the back. He see what time I'm on.

He takes it as fuck it. I'm about to go in here and start. swipe everything out here. He doesn't own this story. You know the college plays? When they got there talking, they go grab it. He got, nigga, eight jackets in his end coming out. He knocks over the ladder.

He was almost out. He went all the way, like, say if this was Foot Locker, he went all the way to where the shoes are, like, stored. Grabbed all the jackets, came out, and hit a ladder on his way out. So I see somebody just running out. Mind you, I'm on 10 anyway. So when I see it, I'm like, oh, shit. I'm thinking somebody running out on his Bias, so I square up.

I don't touch nobody or nothing. Another, the nigga runs out, goes to the corner right here, gets his ass with whatever happened. He finally catches somebody and start getting back. They scatter a little bit. His jackets on the ground. Bro pick up a jacket. I had to watch you go to court like 10 times on your fucking story as a result of that jack.

10, bro. I used to have to fly from tour just to go back to Gore. DeCosey did all the day. Now that it's all over, DeCosey knocked the nigger out and bust that the whole shit. So it wasn't you? No. It was my boy.

I was there because you know what I was doing? I was selling clothes out the trunk of my car. And we was fin the po-up. They think that I told Dub to go surf the whole shit out. Nick, I was telling Dub, I just bought a pint. He's like, I got a pint. I'm like, go get the phantom. He's like, I'm going to serve this nigga over here in the front of this one.

No, I was waiting for my boy to pull up and grab some shit from me. They grab some shit, yeah, yeah. So then my boy, I'm looking for my boy. I'm going around around. around. Like, he, where you at? You on the corner? Hurry up, bro. I got to take this nigga Fizzle back his car. It's, because I'm in a fizzle car. So I go to the corner. I don't see him. I come back.

He's like, I'm in alley. I go to the alley. I finally see him. We're walking back to the car. It looks like he went to go. Case the joke. And I was really there trying to meet up with a nigga. And I see him pull up. I'm like, check my phone record. I did not call that that nigga at all that day. I see him put up in his car. And I'm like, hold on. That shit, he looked. You know, he had a Porsche, a black Porsche, tend it out.

So I see them. And I'm like, hey, hey, hey. They see me, don't, you see when they're watching the camera, like, look, you see them, you get happy, then you circle the place. I'm like, no, I see my boy. I tell them, oh, I'm about to meet up with somebody. That shit was crazy. They just put us in a trick bag.

Like, it really was just supposed to charge it. It says nobody said that they get to make up whatever story they want. Yeah, we can't say nothing. You got to think we can't tell them, like our part of the story. You can't use it against us anyway. You just right there like, man, y'all know what the fuck happened. Y'all see it, but stop playing. It sounds like the plot to Friday 4th Friday.

Did you watch past next Friday? That's crazy. I would watch. I would watch the rest of it. I don't even know if I ever actually really paid attention to next Friday. It's been on the TV mad times, but I'm not sure I really follow the plot. I can tell you so many scenes from dayday. I love anything with Mike Epps.

That was Mike Epps breaking road. All about the Benjamin's and that was like his breaking into the end. 35 and 47. Did y'all watch the drink shams? Did you all that blackout? Yeah. Listen, I've been around a lot of people in my life who have been on a lot of drugs throughout their life. These two space cadets over here, pretty good examples.

I think I can spot a J-Cat. And I feel like Kodak in that interview is more obviously on hard drugs than anybody I've ever seen in my entire fucking life. I'm not trying to hear it if anybody's trying to tell me that he's not. Like, anybody who knows what it was like to be fucked up looks at that interview. and feels like they understand exactly what bro was going through at that moment, right? Man, he wired up. He had, I mean, it could have been a good,

it could have been a good bean, though. It could have been a good thing. You know what totally sold me on it? What sold me on it was the fact, they got these big ones now. The fact that he keeps standing up, that's such a drug thing. That is such a thing that you do

when you're all fucked up on Coke. You don't want to sit down. Yeah, you understand the fuck. I'm not saying he's on coat, but if you want something, like, you just want to stand up. It was an upper. It was an upper.

Do you cut the interview up or you just like, fuck it, let the cameras keep rolling when you see somebody keep getting up? No, because you know how hard they work to get Kodak to come in, you know? How much they probably pay? What the fuck is that? My nigga, Ter. Mike, you come stand right here. Come in back. Let's see it back.

Wow. Hey, jerk. You didn't really do that. Your pants are like a little tight and your booty's out. He got the sharp cup. Shot of the Sydney. Yo. This is funny.

This is funny. I'm just representing out here church. This is out here. You got a is. Sharp. That is. I mean, I'm going to give you like an eight out of ten because I feel like the shirt could be more sharp. I'm not saying.

That's a sharp shirt literally. Oh, it is yours? I take it back. I think it's a lot of sharp. Those his fans? You got his chain? Yeah. That is fucking.

Madison Morgan. He's right. He's right. It's got it. Okay. I got to give it a. 10 out of 10. Yes, the 10 out of 10.

I don't even know where he is now. Dub said he should have came dressed his church. Yeah. Hey, shout out the church, man. Shaking the streets up, man. Wow, that's hardcore. You got the bottle, too. You need a pack of parliaments.

Get a parliament. You need to walk around with a sit hanging out of your mouth all day. You need blue pools. Cigarette. Sharp is the parliament god. It's lit at the office today, man. He's literally in the parliaments. Halloween to the, watching.

Halloween spruces. shit up. Yeah. It's like Christmas. That's bad. I'm glad that a... Really a big-ass joke. Oh, that's a parliament? Yeah. Okay. I just say things. From a distance, they all kind of look the same. See, this guy loves Sigs. This guy, Mikey. I saw I smoke a cigarette smell. I'm not going to get mine. I was trying to. Look, I was like... Because I'm trying to smoke. That was so awkward. What podcast? I forgot. Some shit my PR lady hooked me out with. They're like,

it's no smoking inside the studio because they rent the space and they were complaining. Yeah, that's what... Everybody else who does podcast has to do it. That's why I had to buy this big stupid building so that we could smoke in it. When you ran it next to other ones, not everybody on that smelling weed shit. I mean, like almost every other spot that we looked at that was like meant to be for podcasts, it was like, oh, no way, could we smoke here? And our last spot on Santa Monica Boulevard, we've gotten so much trouble so many times

for smoking in there. And it's like, it's such a consistent thing. They're like 90% of rappers want to smoke. Yeah, when I did the on the radar shit, they didn't let it smoke. Like I had to go on the balcony to smoke. to smoke or some shit. Yeah. Because that's the bottom floor of like an apartment.

It's the top floor. And having you bad one more, you shouldn't say. I don't air them out. They're like, fuck. No, that's New York. New York is like, everybody just knows where you stay. Is it in New York when you get that? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Everybody knows where you stay at when you're in New York. It's like a badly kept secret for like almost everybody, right? I don't know. No, yeah, back to the drink champ shit. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was stripped out because it seemed like Kodak really ain't on, he ain't fucking with Busy. at all, you know what I'm saying?

Like, they, the nigger mentioned Bousie a couple of times in an interview. He still ain't fucking with how Bucie tried to throw under the bus. For the whole 6-9 thing, yeah. I mean, a lot of people are still mad at him about it because he threw dirt on 21 or basically said that 21 was fucked up. But then 21's response was basically like, you do shit that goes against, like, I won't go against my principles for money or for business and you do. That was 21 Savage's response.

I never thought about that. Which is kind of a reminder that, yeah, I feel like that. like a lot of the fans have really given Kodak a pass on the 6-9 thing because like everybody just kind of forgot about that song like three days after it came out. And he dissed him on that motherfucker. So it was like, all right, you got to kind of fake. With a lot of shit with Boosey at 21 and said, you're kind of getting this reminder of like, oh, that shit is not a joke to a lot of people.

A lot of people really kind of look at Kodak differently because he was willing to do that. I personally don't give a fucking completely forgot about it, even though I thought was a bad idea that he did in the first place. But, I mean, to me, drink champs, like, if I got two and a half hours with Kodak Black, the last thing that I would want to do for the duration of the beginning of the interview for, like, the first hour was ask Kodak Black a bunch of like, would you rather questions and just be like, you know, Rick Ross or Young Jeasy. Oh, you know, like that game, QuickTime or Slime?

I mean, they do that on every. I know they do, but it's just like, there's so many good pointed questions that you could ask Kodak Black that I couldn't help but feel like. this was a waste of time having him on camera because now granted they did kind of like because kodak was so open in that moment that he was just like responding like like even what 21 said 21 said all you had to do when they asked you 21 or future was all you had to do was just say future you didn't have to go into detail and elaborate about oh 21 now that is what it's kind of like when you get somebody who's on an upper they're going to basically like spare their fucking soul they're going to tell you whatever but man like i just felt like that was such a

It's like, it's just not like a good, efficient use of your time on camera with somebody like Kodak who seems so willing to answer every fucking question. I think it's a good segment because at the end of the day, it kind of got him to open up on why he ain't fucking 21 Savage. But they could have just asked him to write questions. Yeah. In Kodak, that wasn't a beef till then. Nobody even knew that that was going to be.

Nobody knew that was a problem. Because you didn't get viral answers from all the other answers. Like, there was a couple of them that you got some viral answers out of Kodak, but for For the most part, it was just like, not, y'all drink to that. Y'all drinks today. I wanted to hear about Jackboy and shit. Yeah, right. I asked a question to add about Jackwood.

He asked him that a couple times. Oh, he did. It must have been later on. The Haitian dude, I'm trying to ask him about it. Yeah, I mean, some of the, the Woodrow rather shit was sort of pointed just because they're asking him about Lotto. You know, it's like kind of like a clever way to get him talking about Lato without asking him about.

So Lado said that you wanted to fuck in order to clear a verse for her album, which, you know, you asked that. It's kind of the opposite of the DJ Vlad or Adam 22 approach where you basically just ask whatever, like you saw with us four the other day. I asked him about a shooting. He sat there in silence for 30 seconds. It was fucking kind of a funny way to handle it.

But, I mean, instead, if you had said, shoot somebody. I mean, I can't even think of a way that you would get him talking about that without bringing it up directly. I don't know. I just felt like the interview seemed like kind of a mess. Because, like, okay, Kodak would give them crazy responses to certain things, and then they wouldn't follow up on it.

There was no like, well, why do you feel that way about 21? There was no like, oh, so like if you saw a lot of right now, what would the energy be like? It was like they asked the would you rather. He goes off on this crazy drug-fueled tyrant, tirade, and then they just don't really say anything afterwards, which to me is like, this is a waste of opportunity. But you got to think, you just told this thing a bitch. You probably didn't know it was this bitch at the time. You just told her you got to eat dick for the verse.

Like, why does he not like you? Don't fuck with you. You think that's why 21- No, I'm just saying that. Then I didn't even think about it. Like, you did a song with 6-9, bro. This nigga told him some bloods. He might, you don't know,

a 21 Savage fall up under that same line of whatever. You give what I'm saying? Like, he might be able to disagree. He didn't approve of it either way, you know? Exactly. I think that Nory is the best interviewer overall. Like, were you expecting an outstanding interview from him in the first place? I mean, I just felt like he could have done better.

I feel like when you have you done better? Huh? I don't think no. is a good interviewer. Like, has he done better? Because you wanted him to be something he not. It's not that I think Norrie is a bad interviewer. I think he just needs to hold himself to a higher standard.

And like when you have somebody like Kodak that there are infinite interesting things to ask him about, I feel like with the whole revolt team behind you and everything, you just, he could have done better. You know? And when I look at that, like, that was the conversation I was having with some of our peers that do interviews. I was just like, bro, I feel like he just kind of did not do what he should have done with especially since they made it clear that they were fighting to get that interview for a long time. But I told Brooke the other day, I feel like that Kodak is not their typical type of guest. Yeah, they used to legend.

They used to going in there. But the whole thing about interviewing somebody is that you can't be too proud to do your research and to just learn as much as you want. Like, I interview people all the time that I don't have any, like, real interest in. But I sit my house in front of the computer for a couple hours and I fucking learn everything I can. And I try to make it the most interesting conversation I can out of, the source material that is their life and everything that's out there online. And it's like, I don't necessarily have to, you know, sometimes I do interview a Jada kiss or a fucking, you know, a game or whatever.

Like artists. Yeah, artists that I really been listening to my whole life or whatever, a King Vaugham, whatever, not my whole life, but for a long period of time. But, you know, you got to be able to do a good interview regardless of how much you personally care about it. Or don't do it. Yeah, don't do it. I don't know.

I was a little let down. I didn't get the interview. I didn't get why they was doing the interview. I felt like. We had the conversation. I don't feel like Kodak Black is a legendary artist. I feel like he's on his way. I feel like he's on his way to being a legend.

In my opinion, I don't see him as a legendary artist. I'm not getting the legend aspect. We did this yesterday. The legend conversation will always be kind of drawn between people who have relatively low standards for legends versus like extremely high standards. To me, Kodak has been a gigantic rapper for 13 years. Exactly.

So it's like, maybe 10, maybe 12. Either way. He's huge. He's definitely the biggest artist. He's definitely the biggest artist in Florida. His biggest first week sales was like $86,000, $89,000. It's his biggest first week sales. Okay, but you know the cultural impact of his music.

Yeah, I was about the same. What is he doing as different than what Gucci was doing? But Gucci's the biggest legend of all. Yeah, that's the legend. When I think a legend, I think of Gucci, Young Jeeze, T.I. Ricklaws, 50 cent. Those are legend. Bro, he's fluent so many people.

The new version of that. He was riding up and pie pieces in his stuff. Knicksie was a legend, yeah. Well, Kodak's way bigger than Nipsey. It's not just based off status. It's also based off Nipsey did something pivotal with the Krenshaw mixtape and re-invigorated independent marketing. But that's just one marketing strategy. You can do something that's legendary.

There's legends who made off of one fight. You have a legendary fight so you become a legend. You have a legendary adventure historically, Greek mythology. Being a legend. It's a flip of Kodak black song. I just said that yesterday. That's legendary with itself. It's a flip of Kodak Black.

That's not his artist. You can literally get a scene and be a legend. And Nip is a legend to me. That means Kodak Black is definitely a legend. 100%. Kodak's not a legend in my opinion. Kodak is so much bigger Nipsey, like music sales and everything. Lipsi is a Grammy-dominated artist.

They're not giving Kodak a Grammy. He's supposed to be. Okay, so superstars you don't think that was supposed to be a Grammy or not. He was supposed to get a Grammy for that. Hell, yeah. Like all those people, those songs that, We're in that category. No, you're talking about Super Gremlin?

Super Gremlin. First of all, honestly, look, just let's say we take it to right now. We had us a little 25, 24-year-old in here. He is a legend just based off of the, what was the plug song? With him, Cardi B, him. Playboy Cardi, Playboy Cardi, Rich the Kid. That song probably plays, like, he can play, like, forever. That song is a legend.

That's a great music. You were a movie. I just like, I can't derive anything from him and from Gucci. Remove the music, Kodak is still a legend. He's legendary just for like talking shit on vlogs and social media and stuff. Like if you could take all the music out of it, I would still give him the legend category the same way that if something were to ever happen to Crip Back, I'm willing to give him the legend category because of just his sheer impact, the fact that you have people like quoting him

all over the country for his quotes and stuff. Legend is popular, too. We looked it up. If you want to be a legend, it's just about being very popular. So anybody that's popular is a legend. So it's just, that's why I'm saying it's mild. Anybody can be a legend. Now, people definition personal.

Because they said Kipi D's a legend. And I said he wasn't, but he is. By the book, he is. He is, by the book. And what? In what field? What? A legendary what?

I don't know. Gangster and a killer. A legend. It was involved in a legendary killing. He's not a gangster because he went out backwards. The killing of Tupac. That's legendary. He was in the car for the,

The nigga that smoked Tupac. The guy who killed Osama bin Laden is still doing podcasts about it. He's a legend. Now, that's a legend. You killed a shitty-ass terrorist. He, that's top of him. I'm saying, but you killed Tupac? That was definitely a legend.

He didn't do it. He didn't pull the trigger. I don't care. He was in the whip. He was in the backseat. I don't care. And that nigga did. Lil Tim is a legend.

It pains me to admit it. Little Tim is a legend. Say it. Say it. You know it's true. Little Tim did some legendary shit. I don't like the fact that he did it, but you got to work in that category.

Yeah, that's what I'm about to say. Like, he did some legendary shit because, hey. We'll all remember his name for the rest of our lives. For sure. But at the end of the day... Even if somebody came out and they name was Tim, you'll think of that situation. Oh, yeah.

I really don't fuck with what he did. I ain't going to say fuck little tip, because you responded, how you responded with your homeboy. Every homeboy needs you. You get what I'm saying? Everybody needs a little Tim. I don't want to shout out the song, but at the end of the day,

every homeboy needed a nigga that's going to be on deck like you. That's why you bring him. bring your homies to the club. So at the end of the day, the person he killed, yeah, it go against the people I deal with, but you can't take nothing away from him. Kee-D. didn't pull the trigger. If you was in the passenger seat, my boy,

and me and Dub was driving, and I see an op outside knocking down because I got to have him, and you just happen to be in a car with the wrong niggas today, right? You have said, your wrong black friends. And it go down. You are in the legend.

Well, he's... You were there. He was around some legends. You were there. And then, you're the legend now. You tell. Oh, by default. I actually think him tattling on himself on Vlad is the thing that's a legendary.

That's a legendary. So he's a legendary goofy. You know who's not a legend? The kid who killed Pop Smok? Not a legend. Because, like, he didn't really, like, do enough, like, social media along sided to make himself a legend. That's great. I'm just, I'm being real.

Like, if he had, he didn't brand himself in the process. He not. And I'm not putting it past him that he will be in the future. Yeah. Because he's going to be out here doing Cam Capone interviews. So-and-so talks about blamming pop smoke. It's going to be ugly as fuck. It's going to happen.

He's not doing a no jumper interview? Oh, no, he can come through. Oh, I thought you said Cam Cohn-out. Shout out to my woo's out. But, you know, we got to do what we got to do. This content, right? Did you see the interview of T. The op lover.

With who? The dude Tate who said, Blueface, shot him in Vegas. I watched the whole thing. From what I can tell, so the guy who Blueface got in the shootout of Blueface ended up taking like 24 months probation or a suspended sentence or whatever. That was because of a situation at a strip club. And so the guy, Tay,

which another problem for him, he's not going to be a legend because his name is too generic. He's just Tay. He's not Tay 600. He's not Taye Capone. He's not Taye Savage. He's just Tay. We already got plenty of Tate's.

We even got a little Tay. I don't know what happened to us. You've been gone for a minute. But so this dude... You just Hayden. From Vegas, I'm not Hayden. In Vegas, he tells his story on Cam Coupone. It doesn't have that many views.

I clicked on it. thinking that this dude was going to be so thugged out because like, why else would Blueface shoot you in the club? This guy seems like the most normal fucking dude you ever seen in your life. He shot him outside the club because he tried to boxing me. Well, so he got jumped really bad by Blueface and his crew inside the strip club, allegedly. And the reason why he said that it happened is because he was wearing a Playboy logo shirt, which again sort of underscores what a Normie this guy is because who the fuck goes to the club in Vegas and just wears a plain-ass Playboy shirt.

But he said that he got jumped because of the gang affiliation. So I believe that there's been a little bit of a back and forth between like Big Sad and Blueface, right? So is he from Playboy? No. He just had this stupid hat shirt on. Yeah, I was about to say, I get it, man. I haven't seen any retort. But you're in Vegas.

That's what I'm saying. You're in Vegas. You don't fucking look at gang shit. Like, you're in Vegas. You don't fucking look at gang shit. I know. We're out of town. That's like if you go to Vegas and you see somebody wearing Astros gear, your brain might briefly go to that.

But it's not like, oh, I'm going to fight this fool, right? They out there. No, yeah, I'm not going to fight it. And that's a way bigger game. It's like a way more realistic threat, right? No, no, I'm not going to fight him, though. I'm not going to say nothing until we're both out of town. We both came out here to have fun.

Now, he starts looking at you. Yeah, like, you engage into a confrontation. Like, it's a way to go about it. Like, real men that's on fucking vacations and got their bitches and shit, motherfuckers still like, you know what he kind of said in it, though? He said basically that, like, he was with a girl. So he's solo with a girl, and he sounds like the most regular dude on earth. so he's not thinking twice about being solo with a girl.

And they're walking by Blueface and his crew and shit, and he cracks a joke. He says something to her. He didn't really elaborate on what it was, but she laughed. And they hear the bitch laughing, and they're assuming that this dude, who they already have kind of like identified as a potential op,

that they're assuming that, oh, he made her laugh by saying something about them. So I think that's why the fight started. The girl laughed. That's a nigga. No, just a random girl. He's walking with a random girl, and I guess he allegedly said something.

He didn't clarify what the joke was. But then they might have caught feelings about the fact that she laughed, which you know you've been in that situation where, like, you don't want to make your girl laugh when you walk it past 10 scary dudes, right? You think he's low-key or up? You think because, like, they didn't jump for no reason. Listen, he might be a gang member and he's just doing a really good job covering it up. To me, zero percent of the vibes that he's given off are like he's on any of that.

And he's talking about his job and he's like, I had a really good job. I was making $100,000 a year, blah, right, right. Like, just the way he's talking about his career and shit, It seems like a fucking normal, respectable dude and not somebody who's really concerned about street shit. How much just Blueface Old? Well, didn't he get sued by the strip club for like $10 million or something shit?

12. 12. They haven't had his civil suit yet, though. They just had a criminal. Yeah. That was outside of the strip clip. But this dude has bent out of shit pissed off at the city because of the fact that they,

he feels like they mishandled the case and he doesn't feel like he's satisfied with the amount of time the blue face guy. But you attacked him outside. There's two different attacks. You should have left. He's making it out like he did not get attacked. No, what I'm saying is Tay attacked Blueface outside.

You can see when he did the shooting. It was a car right there. The car got in closer and tried to pin him in, and he had the bus to get the nigga to move. Blueface did? Yeah. I think you're misrepresented that, right? I haven't seen it in a while,

but I remember the guy just sort of like cruising up. But it was a car, right? That truck. He said that he was already concurred. cussed and that he didn't even know what the fuck was going on when he's driving up because he had just got the shit beat out of him by eight dudes and so when he drives up and also like the whole idea that blue face shot him he got his hand grazed so like he didn't have to go to the hospital and shit like he grazed the hand i mean like did he get shot okay sure but

i mean meg got it way worse meg got shot way more than he got shot yes you know and she didn't really like it shot shot shot in that way because she got to hit with the bullet fragments, right? I don't know. But yeah, that dude, Tay, I don't know. I was doing cardio for a half hour listening to this interview. And about half hour in, I was like, what the fuck am I watching this for? Like, this guy doesn't seem

like he had anything. His Twitter is hilarious. He refers to Blueface as a bitch-ass nigga. Oh, he has a Twitter? Yes, he does. Because he took that selfie with Blueface and called him a B-A-N as well. Yes, that's crazy. In court. Laura just said lame. Why are you hating on Tay? Damn, Laura. You snitch

on the nigga and they take a selfie. That was crazy. That's harsh. That's harsh. What about John? What's your boy's name that was up here? John Zerker. Oh, John Zerker got his ass beat.

Oh, no. Yeah, I mean, he thinks, John Zirka is like right over the edge of like, like, when we are trying to make jokes as offensive, edgy white boys, it's like there's a line and you try to go right up to the line and not cross the line. But John Zirka at some point through the haze of. just doing an insane amount of cocaine seems to have decided that he's just going to go right over the line and say the N-word and constantly make jokes about fucking teenage girls. It's like for some reason this is like his new schick for the past couple months, so I'm

going to assume that that's why this dude punched him in the face is because he's out here just saying the N-word. No, that is a different situation. It was a little, it was a little. He got punched on some other shit. He got punched by the gold. Just a regular fucking dude. Yeah, but you've seen a Jagged Guard.

Dority. Rima was the reason why I'm even tapped in with Jagdority in real life. And then he was at that party that I went to, which is also how I met Neon and had this weird

confrontation with Sneco. I'm not even going to try to talk about that because I feel like you guys don't even know about Sneco and shit, right? Now, yeah, break it down. So why, why you and Sneko even got problems with him?

They say Sneako pressed you. Don't try to turn it down. No, we was talking about how niggas could press me last week, so what happened? Anybody, yeah, anybody who watches that stream clip and saw a title that's Sneko presses Adam 22

come the fuck on. That is not even close to a pressing. So I've been friends with Sneco for years. I hung out of him a whole bunch of times. And I guess he's like kind of mad at me because I did, I don't know exactly what I said, but he accused me when I saw him at this party of basically like him being a dick eater. He's basically saying like, you called me a dick eater.

And I'm like, I don't remember saying that, but I mean, probably. I probably said something on those lines. I need all the fans to dig through my Twitter over the last couple months and try to find what I actually said because I don't remember it. But I have definitely been critical about some of the stupid-ass shit that he says on Twitter. But I didn't think that he was going to be mad about that because I thought that was like his whole schick at this point

is that he basically just says dumb shit on Twitter. Like I mean, when Matthew Perry from Friends died, he did a post basically saying that it was because of the vaccine. Like it's kind of like his whole personality at this point is to just say weird, like edgy shit on Twitter. And so I never in a million years thought that he was going to get offended by that, especially given that he knows that I voted for Joe Biden. I am a Democrat.

I typically vote blue no matter who. And I'm not saying that that's going to be the case forever. But he's clearly on the other side of the fucking platform where he's like doing the whole edge lord thing of like saying crazy misogynistic shit to get retweets and stuff like that. And I respect it. But also, like, you can't expect me to not fucking weigh in on my opinion when you're saying insane things on social media. So to have him be like,

act like he wasn't fucking with him. I've seen him at the party. Now, I was already a little drunken shit, and I'm already having, like, kind of like too much fun and there's too many people around. So as soon as me and Sneco have this weird exchange where he basically calls me fake for like saying he was a dick eater or whatever, like two seconds later, I'm like caught up in this conversation with fucking neon and Lennon and shit on camera.

So I don't know how mad Sneco actually is about that, but I mean, like he, hey, if he wanted to do something, he's in there with security. And as I mentioned earlier, I was not out in there, solo, dolo. So he could have done whatever the fuck he wanted to do.

If he wants to fight, I mean, we could definitely have done that in that moment. But I was just, I was shocked that he was so bent out of shape about it because to me it was like, you think he'd get to sneak out of the balls. I would fuck him up.

But also on top of that, like he says stuff about me all the time. That's like the nature of our relationship is that you're, doing this weird Muslim, like religious guy arc where you're always, you know, passing judgment on people. I do porn. He had tons of shit to say when we did this whole recent Jason Love arc.

And I don't hold that against you that you had shit to say about me. We're both content creators. We're both going to speak our mind about different topics. Don't hit me with some bitch ass. Oh, you know, you, you called me a dick eater. Or you made fun of the fact that I've been Muslim for three months or whatever the fuck. Like, I mean, that's just going to happen, man. I'm an atheist and a porn star.

So if I see somebody out here false claiming to be down with Allah, I'm going to say something about it. And you should say stuff when you see me and my girl doing all this crazy porn shit, you could say stuff about that too. But him trying to do this weird little tough thing and be like, well, you call me a dick here. I'm glad he didn't try to take it past that because it's like, you know, we could have got real spicy in there real quick. Yeah.

I mean, I don't know what the fuck he thought that he was like getting across in that moment. But, I mean, I'm definitely down to continue to have this conversation, whether on camera or not because I thought we were friends even though I do think he's I mean I think he does I think he does goofy as shit for for cloud and content okay

he thinks I'm going to hell for what I do so I mean I feel like we're even I mean shit like I said he doesn't want to fight you anyway it's content creator shit he just didn't know what he didn't think he was going to come across your path I'm somebody yeah he was probably kind of like shocked in the moment because he didn't think he was going to

see me, so he didn't have a lot of time to think about what he was going to say. Content careers are fighting for content right now, though. Yeah, because they all have big-ass security guards to protect them. But he kicks it with black people all day. He's, like, different. He's like, to them on camera, like, fuck, Adam might really be. You think? Yeah.

Why not just ask for a picture? They're scared of cripacks and brick babies. Sneiko? He should ask you for a picture, yes. Instead of- Why would he ask me for a picture? I've been known them for years. You guys had photos together?

Yeah. You might show me a photo of you guys together? I mean, I assume they're. out there. I don't know. I mean, yeah, definitely because he's done the interview. I think you might be kind of missing how well I know him. Yeah, I don't know stuff like. And then like I've seen Jack Doherty of the shit and everything. It's like weird to be at a party and then all of a sudden there's like three or four different fucking streamers coming in and like, you know, just basically like, because I go to Twitter and it's just like there's people who are like dedicated to

clipping the streams and posting it on Twitter at all time. So like as soon as you see someone and have this sort of like awkward encounter with them, there's a budget of an account. hosting the fucking conversation, like immediately. Why you're still at the party? Yeah, while I'm still there. And that's why I started to be like, damn, I can't believe I didn't bring Billy Western to me to this bitch. I really might need her right now.

Yeah, that motherfucker's a little bit right there. But the only thing I had going for me was the fact that all the security was like mega fanned out. And they were like, they were loving. They were so hype. As soon as I walked in. So I'm like, oh, I didn't bring security, but y'all are, you all are my security. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So understanding that we don't have to talk about.

Billy Western, I think that boy, Act, might need Billy Western for Saucy Santana. He's going to shove it in his ass. He don't know gay people can fight. You bet it's not bled. My favorite thing about this, though, is just that Saucy Santana, apparently it's not against, like, the gay code to basically threaten to rape someone in the ass as part of, like, that's how you're beefing? Yeah. What's the fuck of it? That's how much of respect he has for one.

I bet you don't know nobody else fuck with Saucy ever again. I bet you don't know rapper, nothing. But he isn't wrong, though. Who's in the wrong? How? For threatening with rape? Yeah. The rape part of too.

But also like, why can't female rappers be critiqued by media? It's not even that. Nika Tai Chi's whatever the fuck he's going by. I don't know if he, because he said a boy. The music is garbage. They got nothing to say. Why can't academics talk about? They're tired of the nigger.

They tired of them. Why can he talk about glow river? He can talk all he wants. He wants to see about him now. He wanted to see about, okay, you'd have talked enough shit. It don't matter. We did 10,000. We depressed over here.

Now we're going to beat your ass and fuck on you. Oh, that ain't going to, well, it might help. He's going to spit their ass cheeks. But why did they have to run off and report academics to all of the dudes in their lives where it's like, oh, Puffy has to handle this? Oh, no. Now the gay ass make-up homie, Saucre Sanita. He has to handle this. Well, you remember when Puffy went back and forth like maybe a year ago, right?

That's because you fucking put his fucking relationship in jeopardy. What if the bitch is thinking? that they're in a better relationship than what it is. And you're like, oh, he didn't have the side baby. That's basically where all this stem from. So academics, basically, he kind of blasted young Miami for being a side chip. I think Diddy had a baby on the side.

So he was saying to you the side chick. Yeah, the super side chick. He'd have had a side baby on the list of side chicks. Exactly. It really stemmed from that. Because Miami and somebody else was beefing. What's that other girl's name? Remember they was beefing on the internet over Puffy

and then he ends up with a baby by him. baby by another girl. Another girl. So yeah, but academics had a whole bunch of to say about that and then he was calling young Miami a side chick. So when you say, can he critique him like, yeah, you could critique you right. You know what I'm saying? He's throwing personal jobs at him.

So you know what I'm saying? I guess Saucy Santana and young Miami friends. So he stood up for it. Yeah, like I'm the boy in the situation. Once you go personal then the artists and then who are, now when you double back, it's still on that time. But I'm thinking that he dropped the low. He said, come to my old warehouse in New Jersey or my all, my, my, my, my, my

My headquarters in New Jersey, I guess they're going to fight or something shit. New Jersey, y'all in Florida, don't he got another little piece of business in Florida that he'll? I think he just ran it out when he got there. I wish that I could describe where academics' spot is located because if you've been there or you know what it's like, it's like the most inappropriate place I could ever imagine for people to be fighting. Yeah, it's like it's kind of like an upscale area that like is, you know, just not the kind of place

that you could imagine Saucy Santana with a beard. a BBL scrapping with academics. I mean, that would be one of the most... That would be one of the craziest things that has ever happened, ever. You think he's going to get that butt? Who do you think will win? Who do you think would win? How tall is Sossi Santana? Sossi going to win off the aggression.

I feel like if Santana will win the fight. I feel like a BBL is a huge liability in a fight. How is the BBL pertinent to the fight? I just think it's going to make you like off balance. Like there's a reason why boxers don't get Bail. They just work out every day out there. For their balance. What the fuck is his height?

I can't, oh, five, he's five, ten. I feel like Ike's the same. Academics, height. I never met act. Five, eight. Okay, so Saucy Santana a little bit bigger than him. And you think he's buffered?

A little stockier. Saucy Santin is taking dick without crying every night. That's a tough motherfucker. Yeah, but think about all the abuse academics is doing to his body with all that henny over the years. He's taking dick without crying. That doesn't make him tough.

That makes him crazy tough. What are you talking about? I think he got a lot. It hurts to push that shit out. How do you know? I'm talking about when you're shitting. It hurts. It hurts the shit.

So how the fuck does it not hurt to go the other way? But does it make you tougher? Does it make you better at fighting? Without crying? I mean, you could take pain. You're definitely taking a whole lot of pain. If you're just an ill power bottom, does that, I don't know. I'll have to tap in with the community.

Yeah. I'm telling you, bro. The preferred opinion is on that matter. That's a tough motherfucker, bro. I don't think Sarkis-Saint-A-N-H-N-H-K could do the gunplay shit with Act, but I feel like he could fight him. Well, Ack said he has 50 guns in his house. I don't know why he said this.

Yeah, like, he's talking about the fade, bro. Like, what are you talking about? Yeah, I don't think he tried to take on the gun-ploid shit. Man, lead them people alone, man. You know, listen. I don't think A-Ton-A-T-O-Fater. That's why Sazzy said, meet me in the streets. The fuck about coming to the headquarters.

You tell me, I got his house robbed, or almost robbed, like an inside job because his bitch had a friend who set him up and basically told some greasy-ass dudes to come through and fucking rob him, right? And so he didn't get robbed because I guess they gave up at the last second

and took off or rah-rah-rah. But either way, when talking about that situation on Vlad said that he now has 50 guns in his crib, I feel like whatever they thought that they were going to get before, once you have 50 guns in your crib, you are now a way bigger target for getting robbed, right?

Because motherfuckers would have way rather steal guns than cash, right? Yeah, for sure. For sure, a 50 pack? Come on, bro. 50 guns? Like, if somebody... That's crazy. I feel like if you knew that somebody had 50 guns,

like there would probably be nothing stopping you from getting up in there. No, I'm not touching them bitches. That shit to have a motherfucker scared. For sure not touching. 50 driving off? I'm scared. They're going to raise your shit. Well, but they're legal guns.

I'm saying like criminals are wanting to get that shit. I think he was exaggerating. What I'm saying is. He said it repeatedly. I don't know. No, no. But he also said, we have to have a whole gun room. He said that there was a law in Jersey that you can only buy one gun per month.

Now, he allegedly got his crib almost robbed like less than a year ago. So if he was getting one gun per month, unless he got some kind of cheat code to get more guns, it would take you like, you know, three, four years to get 50 guns if you could only get one of them. He's capping. What is 50 is just useless. This is way too many. Unless you're a collector. You got, yeah.

That's a room. That's a room with shells. So you're calling cap on the 50? I'm calling cap on the 50. I just, it's not even though I'm calling cap. I just don't understand. You say he got like a $8,000. I mean, I'm not even in the fuck act mode.

So I'm not even saying it maliciously. I'm just, I'm calling cap on a 50. He probably got him like three four guns over there. Probably. Five good ones, a couple of rifles and some handguns. Based on the track record with his girl, that's five times ten. He shouldn't have any guns around.

That's how niggins. Because his girl seems like she's liable to grab one of them and just go to town. Yeah? Oh, you don't know? She's a loose. This situation. This is how your problem with academics started. It's because you were commenting on his girl.

He's still with him? Yes. Oh, wow. At, come on, bro. That girl that was... Come to fuck old, bro. I mean, word power to you. Every day they go.

goes by, her power grows. Yeah. You know? Yeah, for sure. I know exactly what you told me. But she has been quiet. She's been behaving herself since that one time. Probably got paid off.

I don't know the name with a player, but like, I think I don't know if it happened last week. But did you see the hockey player? Whoa. That was the craziest shit. Wait a minute. Can you tell me? Is the dude who basically cut the dude's throat, is he black? I saw a viral tweet of someone saying

it is amazing what we will let black people get away with And I was like So you're saying that you think he did it on purpose I don't even know what the guy is So I'm like Yeah, the other guy is what Aren't there like two black hockey players That would be our luck

That the fucking one person That's black The guy who couldn't accidentally Or this was set up This is the matrix I've seen a ton of people saying that it was That it looks intentional but then I've seen a ton of people who seem like they know a lot more about hockey

saying that it seemed unintentional. Fuck. I don't know a lot. Where's Josh? Is that the first time this ever happened? Did Josh already talk about this on the news? Get Josh's ass in here. We need his opinion.

Josh, you fucking hockey-loving New Hampshire right. I've seen. I'm like, fuck, like the blood just immediately, like, you knew it was over the club. Start gashing up. Man, what? Ooh. Man. And he bled to death?

It's a black guy. Damn. He damn near died. died on the fucking the rink. Like you see like blood gushing out of his throat. But you know, that's why you're supposed to wear neck guards when you play hockey, apparently. I didn't know that either. But apparently you're supposed to have a neck guard.

I would have got my money back for the tickets. What? If you get to say up on. I would have to sue. I got BTSD. I need you on that microphone. Get on that microphone, Josh. Josh, we're talking about the hockey incident that happened.

Okay. Josh? Can you hear me? We can hear you. All right. Give me your estimate how many black people there are in the NHL. Less than 10? I feel like we Googled us a while back.

Right now, yeah, probably between 10 to 15. If anyone needs to see it, oh my God, this is better quality than what I've seen before. Yo, look how much blood there is instantly. Yeah, don't show it on the screen. Bro, look at how much blood there is. Hold on, play it slow. What happened? This has been one of my biggest fears my entire life.

Oh, shit. He does the behind the back spinning round. house kick oh shit with a oh my god bro like it couldn't have been any better if they had tried like what the fuck

oh my god I feel like how much blood there is my heart is being sucked out of my body the more I have to watch this if he survived it would be funny no dude dies if he had to his family Josh you ever heard of anything like this

ever happened before you know so like there's some wild stuff that have people have lost you know fingers their eyes, teeth, obviously. But I've never heard anyone dying before on this shit. When you play, when you are in like elementary school or high school and you're playing, is it normal to not wear the neck pad thing? So it's like not, it's one of those like a helmet and BMX thing.

It's not cool to wear it. Because it's like an extra piece of equipment that wasn't really around. But I feel like most kids at this point, you have to wear that neck guard. I feel like after this, the neck guards are probably flying off the shots. But they're like Kevlar too. Like they're pretty strong. It's just like, you know, they're there for that reason. There's sticks.

There's blades. There's all these things that could slice your throat. And your whole body is covered up with pads and shit besides your neck. Exactly. It's like the one zone. You get these little parts on your wrist too. That's another thing that they're starting to sell. These like little wrist pads.

Wow. Having your arteries and stuff slashed by skate sticks. And the guy doing the kick was back. You got to think his blood. You got to think his blood. The guy who kicked him was black guy, right? Really? No, that's what I'm asking.

Oh, I hadn't looked into the dude who actually, like... They said the dude. I think I seen him. If he's not black, then this tweet that I saw earlier with a couple thousand likes was by someone who was very, very confused. I'm going to do some research into that, then. Listen, you're supposed to know all these players. You're a hockey guy.

You wear a hockey jersey like every day. This is like a London league, right? This is like... Oh, really? This is not in the NHHL. Oh, he definitely was black. He was overseas. Different types of black.

Like, seal black. Bro, if you're black, you live in London and you choose to play hockey. You're a drill rapper. Top boy. Yeah, you're a top boy. Yo, I keep thinking about watching the new season of Top Boy on Netflix, but it's like I feel like I have to watch season one and two again to like remember everything that happened because it's been so fucking long.

Oh, you need a recap. I need to at least watch the recap videos on YouTube. But have you seen Top Boy? Pause. That's the Drake show, right? I've seen it a couple times. Executive producer or something, yeah. I've seen it because I never.

never got all the way into it. I love UK crime. UK crime is like cool to me because it's kind of like our shit, but it's different. It's like less guns, more knives, more. I've been on UK crime since CCTV. I've always been like a beat, whatever. What is CCTV? It's like an overseas show where they show like the crime and London off their cameras

because you know they got cameras everywhere in this area. So it's like, I mean, I was pre. I was pre-lending crime. UK crime. I like it. Were we about to say, Rima? Oh, shit. We could actually bring you up.

Oh, please. Let's talk about it. I've been talking about this for a month. So my fourth annual L.A. freshman class cover is out. It drops today. I'm about to post it on Instagram once I leave from here. Who's on the list this year? X4.

Yellow Hill, Ashbatch, the rapper. Trey, 23. Shady Blue. Leaky, two, Tom. Shobilligerent, Loveda, Pruitt, Bravo the Bag Chaser, and Mark Lux. So these are your picks for the freshman list, basically, but for L.A.? Yes, strictly L.A. Because, you know, double X-L.

didn't put any, we talked about any L.A. rappers on the cover again for, like, the third year in a row. Okay. So I felt like a few years ago I decided that we should just have our own freshman class. It costs a bag to get on the cover. Does it? No, sometimes they pick. You either got to be viral as fun.

You either got to be viral as fuck or... I feel like you got to be just sucking industry in general. You got to be doing your label thing. But do you think any L.A. rappers deserve to be on it this year? Because I'm looking at this list and I only know X4 and Bravo the back, Chaisie. This year I would have put G. for the double Excel freshman cover. If I worked there, if I was a musical editor there, I would put G. Perico or Kail

for real for real for real. Kada for real, for real, deserved it. Shout out to them. Those are the homies. But realistically, yeah. In terms of like impact. Yeah.

I don't know. I feel like, yeah, he's got a name in L.A. and stuff, but I'm not in terms of double X-Ox. Right now. Yeah, that's the problem. It would look so industryed out if he was on the cover. And I say it was all the love in my heart. I don't know.

He's going to take it. But like, if he was on the cover, shout out X-4. If he was on the cover, we would have to be dealing with the whole rest of the country talking about, oh, look how they fucking put somebody on the. covered from LA who didn't belong on the list. He's still, he's got plenty growth to do to be big enough to be in that position. He has classic mixtapes, two for real, one, two for real

two. You are a Los Angeles hip-hop propagandist. That is my term that I'm going to use. I'm glad that you and you're a Los Angeles nationalist because you care about the strength of the L.A. rap community to such an

and I admire it. But as a person who doesn't really have a dog in the fight of Like who's going to be what city is going to come out on top? I'm not really seeing it. But I do think, you know, there's a lot of talent coming out of L.A. But to rise to that level, I mean, it's tricky. But they be having bullshit people on the cover.

Ain't that the truth, yeah. So why not give the home of gangster rap? Everybody's making gangster rap. Why not give the home of gangster rap a slot on the cover? I think L.A.'s gangster rap is dated right now. And they can't be giving a slot just to like keep it, you know, diverse based on like all the different cities. They got to base it on what city is cracking. If there's three, four artists from

New York are going crazy. I want to see three or four New York artists on that. They don't skip any other major market. They make sure they get some New York artists. They make sure they have some people from down south. But then they make sure they have some Midwest rappers, but then when they get to us, it's like, skip. People don't want to come out there

and get the jewelry taken. I think it's intentional. I think there is a bias against West Coast rapper. They don't have nobody from the West Coast on you. There's definitely a pro- East Coast buyers. I was sorry. That's crazy. What state you traveled?

Have I traveled to? Recently, do you travel, like, often? The last trip I went to was either Miami or Houston. Did you hear any L.A. rappers when you was out there? No. We ain't pushing on. I don't hear L.A. rappers out here. What I'm saying is, you know here more?

Why do you think that is, though? I place blame on two people. Obviously, with the poor car, plays blame on the rappers needing to step up. They shit, but I place blame on the DJs and program directors for not giving them a chance because not everything is trashed. Not everybody gets a half. Do you need a chance when you got the internet? It's like everyone's just doing their shit.

I feel like the reason that LA don't really have their foot on people neck is because of the sound is dated. All right. Let me read off the artists who are on this freshman class cover this year, which I agree some trash on there. Definitely the least relevant that this list has been in years. I actually am looking at this cover right now feeling like maybe I never saw this before and just saw like the list.

I think Central C is on there. Yeah, Central C. Boston Richie, Sleazy World Go, Lola Brooke, Glorilla, Friday, Ludd Tyler, Rob 49, DC of the Dawn, finesse two times, Too Rare, and Tia Corrin. There's definitely people on this list

who I think don't really fucking belong in this list. Who? Who? Tia, Korean. I mean, realistically, how much noise is Sleazy World going to making at this point? We interviewed him maybe like a year ago. Too rare.

It's kind of hard for me to judge exactly, like, where his career is that. Not on the list of a lot. Shout out DC to Don. I'm in front of D.C. to Dawn. I'm sorry, bro. I'm not really seeing it. I can see Kay. I can see K.O.N. on there is all I'm saying.

If Uzi got the rock from too rare, he deserved because he's, like, a staple. Like, he influenced a whole. All of these people as well are torn. Like, I know, like, a lot of the ones that you name Art Torn going to city to city on big tours, doing their own little tours. But let's be real. the problem with this list now is that really big artists don't even care about doing it because Ice Spice isn't on this list because she turned it down, right? She turned it down and she don't

want to fucking do it and she don't need to do it and it would actually make her look lower status-wise to be on a cover with a bunch of artists that she's like a hundred times bigger than, you know? You know what I like about it though, Adam? What I do have always loved about the double-self freshman cover is the association that comes with. Like we talk about Kodak and 21 Savage. LeBron had to play in the rookie game. That was, ironically, a lot of people considered that, like, the death of the double XL cover. That is the one that stands out to everybody as the classic one. What's that?

2016, 2016, 2017 or whatever. Like, yeah, that was... But also... In 21, that was 16. Hip-hop was more popular right then at that moment than it has been since. Like, hip-hop's popularity has been on a slow, gradual decline. But think about that cover. Like, you had Kodak and 21 and, like, all...

All these people that were blowing the fuck up. You had so many new personalities. And that was, like, before... little pump me on the cover. That was before like all the SoundCloud artists kind of even like really like got to the point that was Vivo days. Vloan days.

No Vivo. Vio. Vos. It's also Vilon days. Yeah. A lot of V loan in those. Yeah, it was. Those days.

Because was Uzi on there? Yeah, that was his year too. Uzi, Cardi and Gunna and Pablo I remember, they were like the face of Vlon. But if we get to the point where we have that much interest in new hip hop at some point, in the near future, we need to like make a mental note right now to appreciate it while it's happening because it felt like during that we just had to deal with tons of people

complaining about all these new artists and shit. And it's like in reality, if you like rap music, even if that shit didn't 100% appeal to you, you should have been excited about it because ever since that fucking 2016-2017 cover, what do we have? Basically just like a gulf of drill rappers and just opera rappers and people- You took it for granite. Yeah, totally. We also took the LA wave around that same time for

We took Grito, Shoreline Mafia, Draco, those type of artists. That whole wave don't get the respect they deserve either. Double X-L trash, how many Detroit niggas was on there? None. Like, they- Did you ever make it on? Like...

But I agree, yeah. That was on that cover that we just looked at. I think last year before two Doug was on there. Come on, man. You don't see no baby monies and all them. Where are they at? I feel like he was about turning down this year, right? No, but Baby Face Ray was on it last year, right?

I'm saying though, but Detroit has grown since then. It's other artists that wasn't as big as real. But Babyface Ray is like the king of Detroit. Like if anybody's going to be on that shit, it should probably be him, right? Vezo's the king of Detroit. I feel like they- Was Vezo? I don't know if he's music like that.

I ended up, uh, shot up a hip-hop lab. Because look, look, that new sound like Vez kind of started a certain sound out there. I feel like they would want to beat the shit out of you for saying that. Because they've been doing it for so long before Viz came out. No, Vezo. I said Vezo. Oh, no, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right, though.

I bought Bezo for sure. Because he, like, one of the originators, too, because he was cracking before he went to the feds. I'm just going off of, like, the whole Detroit. Payroll. Because so many of those dudes of the Baby Fays raised and the Vezos and shit, they were in fucking school together and shit. They were, like, in high school together before shit started cracking for them.

Oh, yeah, I have one question about this, though. What counts as L.A.? Santa Ana count? Is that L.A. County? No, right? No. No, because, like, Doja Cat is an L. rapper because she's from Tarzana and I guess Tarzana's LA gun

LA County limits. That's for sure. So Long Beach, definitely. Santa Ana's Orange County. Shady Blue who signed the Interscope. She's from Long Beach. That's the end of L.A. Long Beach. What if you're from Watts?

Graham's from Long Beach. What about Watson Compton? I love Watson Compton artists. They're some of my favorite storyteller. But they're not eligible? They be able to. Yeah, he's from Washington. Yeah. He's from Watts.

Okay. Yeah. See, I got to tap in with a lot more of these artists. Yeah. Let's take a picture of this. So let me take a picture. I don't want to forget. I'd be doing my nightly Googles, just looking at random new artists and shit.

And I don't want to be leaving L.A. out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I will say this about the X-4 interview is that it is like, I don't think I've ever interviewed like a brand new artist that people are just finding out about for the first time that has like almost 200,000 views in the first 24 hours. That just really stands out to me as something special. So what he chooses to do with the ball

is up to him, but the ball is in his court. He's in his court. He signed with Interscope records. Is that true? Because somebody just hit me up telling me that he actually signed with them. No, I know the ANR who signed him to Interscope. Marcus. Marcus said Interscope record signed him.

He was the guy in the video. One of them, I tagged him. He was like, don't tag me. So untaggnavary. I think it's a management company actually that told me that they signed him. I thought he had signed with Wack. A lot of people did. That was a headline that he had signed with Wack.

Yes or no? No, he just hung out with him backstage at the show or some shit. Yeah. And then the 600 thing and the people are telling me he signed signed with Deshawn Jackson and shit. Okay. So, I mean... You got insider info?

What's your perspective on this? Man, that little nigga doing what he wanted to do. He's got a lot of people rooting for him and they're in this corner, but he... He's with Adrian, A.A. Swish when you came in this time. Yeah, Swiss. That's what I'm like... Swiss was my first manager, so I can't... I can't put nothing against...

You know, Swiss was with me in Kid Inc. For all those years. He come from the alumni, so... Right. That's like my big brother, like, whatever. But, yeah, I've seen him with Swiss, so I'm like, okay, dude... We got to protect X4 at all costs, though, because to me, he's like the one who stands out to me right now is having the most star power to really be able to be something huge. And people are going to say, oh, you're only saying that because he's a gangbanger and he got crazy-ass face tattoos.

He got a rolling 40s mustache. Okay, sure. All that stuff plays into it. But he got the it fact. He got his own lingo. He got his own trophies. Well, that's been a, that been lingo. No, what's the other shit?

He's thirsty crips. Y'all been saying that? No, that been lingo. But, you know, he could brand it himself. He's been out for a long time. He's just don't know. Yeah, the tiny little freestyles used to do with low to great. And he shows Drakeo his respect so he can use some of the Draco lingo because he's always talking

about joints and trophies and all that shit, but he shows his respect to not just Drakeo but also doing music with Ralphie and Remble and all that kind of shit. So that to me, you know. I like his loose-leaf record. He just has to step up his bars and find better production. I don't like. F.B. is his boy that's a producer he likes to work with. That's who he feels comfortable working with.

I would like to handwork with some like more top-notch. I feel like the mix needs to be better. Like his vocals are a little bit buried in the track. Like they need to be a little bit louder. They're sound-cloud rappers. Yeah. They're the South Cloud rappers. Like they're a SoundCloud rappers.

A lot of that music doesn't even sound master to me. I might be wrong, but it definitely- You're not wrong. He just put you know. You're not wrong. He probably don't even, like when you're good at rapping, you're not good at mixing. That's for everybody else's ear. And that's what I told him.

It's not bad to have a manager. Yeah. It sounds good to me in the car, and then I'm play it off my phone and it's like very noticeable, how much worse it sounds, yeah. But you gotta think a lot of Gritos earlier music to me, was it mixed perfectly or nothing like? Mafia, one of his best songs. You try to listen to it on laptop speakers.

It barely even sounds like there's anything playing. The mix is so bad. But then you hear it like, but it's still somehow just like one of the best songs even without like the worst audio quality. But don't, that only works for certain people. You guys get your shit mixed in a nasty. But that's no, it's a part of it's a part of it. a part of the grind. He's probably making this shit in backyards and little studios

and all that and everybody's not. Now he's stepping it up. He's about to be with new engineers, real engineers that's going to have everything together. You know what I'm saying? It's a difference between recording at these little studios and going to record plants and whatever. Yeah, I mean, I don't want to drop all the fucking loads to all the studios, but you know. 310 baby recorded Soak City off his phone and that's a billboard. The vocals he did on He did that on his phone? He did that on his phone. What the fuck?

That is insane. That's like number 37 on the billboard charts. He didn't re-record it. Maybe for the remix. Really? What the fuck? That's insane. We gotta get him in here.

Would love to do that. Yeah. You ain't had three one over? Hold the mic in. I said you ain't had three one over yet? Uh, no. That's my boy. Yeah, that's my boy.

He's from what? You wouldn't know it from looking at him right now, but does be styling a lot of people. He's a big thing. Hey, check it out. Y'all see, how would y'all feel if they brought back Pit My ride? I picked my ride. Would you watch it? Yeah, I pips your dad ride right there.

I wonder. I mean, where is it going to be? Like, is it going to be on fucking, like, I feel like anything on TV is going to fail at this point? It's going to be on Zeus network. It sounds like a YouTube series or something. Probably do YouTube. What, you try and bring it back?

So over the weekend or whatever, my dad, like, I bought my mom a brand new bins and then I wanted to buy my dad some shit, but I'm like, I don't want to give him like a brand new car. So I took his car to West Coast Custom and they got it wrapped. They put them on some 20-inch rims, both. tire, sound system, all type of shit. And we gave it to them. And I'm like, shit, that shit was lucky fun and fired. I mean, you could make Pint by Ride on YouTube and just do it yourself.

It's just that it's like, it would be very expensive and very hard to make your money back unless it became very successful. Sponsors. Sponsors, I was just about saying that. But I mean, when you're talking about doing like $10,000, $20,000 worth of repairs and shit on cars and stuff, it'd be like 10 and under, you know, you'll like get them some rounds, maybe get them a pain or something. You gotta do crazy shit.

You gotta put a fishbow, in the back trunk and all that kind of stuff in order for people to really give a fuck, right? I mean, if the trailers take off, you probably could just judge it off of that. Do you ever do your research into what Pimp My Ride was actually like? They really weren't even doing shit

to a lot of those cars. They said some of the shit wasn't even worth. They got sued after the fact because they were fucking doing such a bullshit job on the whips. I don't think they got sued. Yeah, they did. They got sued by a lot of those people

because they would keep their car for a while and then give it back and it's all broken and shit. You know, because they're not doing like the best fucking job. And also, realistically, a lot of people are probably thinking, like, oh, shit, like, they pimped my fucking Subaru. And now I got, this is my daily driver. I'm driving 100 miles a day on this thing.

It's like, no, once you fucking tape on a million different fucking pieces to the outside, you can't just keep driving that thing every day like that, right? It's just like a very impractical show to, like, take broke people and just, like, fucking ruin their car. Shit. It's actually crazy. This thing is cold. But it's true. Nah, man.

See, what you do is just only upgrade. You don't add on it. Yeah, well, I'm like, you know, you might give them a paint. But you got to do crazy shit to get people to watch that shit. Yeah. I agree. I don't know. Maybe you can put some stickers on it or something.

Okay. Strippers, like, on the course. I got an interview that I'm going to do. I don't know if you guys want to keep talking about topics or if you guys are good, too. Anything else on the docket? Anything. Let me see. Officer Remo.

Have you Halloween, man. I want to see some crazy-ass costumes. out there. Adam, what are you? I'm Olaf. You like it? I'm fuck with the Oloom. My kid is... Is anything on there you want to talk about

or you y'all want to wrap it up? Which one? Anything in particular. Did we talk about Kassanai in jail? The live stream. Man. What was that? It said 60 days.

I thought it was seven days. That would be crazy. That would be crazy. The one thing that stands out to me about that is like he's just making every other IRL streamer look bad. Like the level of like quality of that content is just like, whoa, like this is how you do it.

Like if you really want to make a splash doing this kind of content, like Kai is actually taking like real, like he's basically doing like 60 days in, but he's just like recreating like his version of it. Like I'm just proud of him that he's taken streaming to a whole different level. And it really makes me look at a lot of other people that I know who kind of like had the ball in their hands like probably could have done something similar. And I'm like, wow, this is what happens if you really give a full. fuck.

It really motivates me to do more of the R.L shit at the store and stuff once we launch too, because I even seen the Nelke Boys saying that they're getting into doing IRL content and stuff. So I really want to take it serious, especially now that our conversations will kick are still underway. We might have a lot of good content coming from the store.

That's like the thing I'm the most excited about right now. What is today? October 31st? We got like less than two weeks. Tell them the date again for everybody. It was October 12th? It's like a Saturday and Sunday coming up. If you want to come from far out of town.

November. November. To tap in with the gang. November 12th? I don't want to make sure. I think it's November. It's November 12, right? Hey, if you ever thought about pulling up to L.A.

and seeing what's going on. Now is the time. It's probably going to be the time that you want to come through. It's the 11th. It's the 11th. The 11th is probably going to be our opening event. It's going to be fucking excited. I'm very, very excited.

If you want to cruise from long distance, that's going to be the day. Because that's going to be the first IRL stream. That's going to be insane. I don't know. A awful lot of it. A awful lot of it. Shout out to Dejan. Shout out to Remo.

Officer Remo. I kind of love that. Tell me if that bothers you because I'm kind of loving him. Don't be late. You should dress like a cop every day. I should have came as a cop for real today. I ain't get the memo. I need a whistle or something.

Flashlight. It's funny, though, because we know you would come with the... You're a silly western. No, I would have win and got me a little old guy. No way, you're going to Target. You're going to come with the weakest cop outfit because I know you don't want to spend

400 bucks on like a professional cop outfit off Amazon. No, you don't. That's too much. You're going to get a $40 one at Target and that's going to make a way funnier. You got to hit the Amazon. Oh, the Kahn.

30. You were the Kemp official? I typed in Big Worm Friday costume on Amazon and found the wig and the curlers. Yeah. Yep. I guess that should do. I'm going to do my shout out.

Face all love, man. Oh, that is. That is what it's giving. I hate Facebook. It's not giving that. It's giving it for sure. Hey, shout out Desto Dub. Shout out Brick Baby.

Shout out the whole nudge number staff. Shout out Michael, aka Sharp. It's Olaf. We out. Like and subscribe. A-oh. Don't be late.