No Jumper - The Sharp Tank Episode 12 With Adam22

Episode Date: February 17, 2022

Sharp is back with another one, with our very own Adam22! This back and forth goes from giving props to Soft White Underbelly, why giving money to people on the streets is a bad idea, girls on OF, being addicted to social media and attention, Sharp being a high value man who doesn't want to get with just any girl and more! ----- NO JUMPER PATREON http://www.patreon.com/nojumper CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... FOLLOW US ON SNAPCHAT FOR THE LATEST NEWS & UPDATES https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! http://www.nojumper.com/ SUBSCRIBE for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/nastymondayz  Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ENxb4B... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media: https://www.snapchat.com/discover/No_... http://www.twitter.com/nojumper http://www.instagram.com/nojumper https://www.facebook.com/NOJUMPEROFFI... http://www.reddit.com/r/nojumper JOIN THE DISCORD: https://discord.gg/Q3XPfBm Follow Adam22: https://www.tiktok.com/@adam22 http://www.twitter.com/adam22 http://www.instagram.com/adam22 adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Sharp Tank. No Jumper. Sharpest, coolest podcast in the world. And today, I got Adam on the other side of this motherfucker today. So we're going to kick some shit, man, and talk some shit. Let's kick it off, man. We was just talking about the situation with the exotic chick off of soft white underbelly.

Let's lay it out. Let's lay it out. So exotic is a woman from Los Angeles, I believe. She was on Soft White Underbelly. She got a big ass tattoo with some roses on her face just in case you're wondering exactly who we're talking about. Apparently there was a Pimp's name under the roses at one point. And our man, Mark, it strikes me all the time

when I see the stuff that he'd be getting into. He's a very different type of dude than me because he's got a heart of gold. He sent her all this money. Yeah. Well, like I said, it wasn't necessarily just him. There was a GoFundMe. There's a GoFundMe for Soft White Underbend.

belly okay okay which it'll just go to just you know helping support the channel shit like that but people got in there and was like hey make sure this girl exotic gets the money so they were making sure as they were sending it they were letting fucking shit be known i think she had four marriage proposals like these guys fucking like really like hit markup and like typed all this shit out of why they would be jesus great for her you know but when i see a girl like that it doesn't really strike me that she wants to be saved yeah Because I think, you know, even despite having the big blob tattoo on her face, it feels like she could probably go off and get a job at Sears.

And that's one thing that I sort of got from talking to the other prostitute royalty, who was on here that was on Softwater Underbelly before. I said to her, I'm like, what if you had a job waiting for you right now? You can make you, you know, $50,000 a year, whatever it might be. And you can just do that. She's like, oh, no, I got to get it today. I got to get the money fast. Well, you know, people, you got to think about it.

man, a lot of people, you know, they live, especially in cities, like big cities, man. You know, my motherfuckers live fast lifestyles, you know, I would think, you know, there's a lot of people. I've lived that, you know, fast lifestyle, you know, it's, you know, getting into the game and things like that, man, you know, there was nothing that. There was no bill you couldn't pay for overnight, you know, there wasn't, you get out, you get your brain, you know, it's fast cash, man, it's fast money, you know, take care of your problems today. I feel it, but it's just sort of when I, when I hear a girl say that, I'm just, I'm just, just kind of like, oh, this is like a very short-sighted way of viewing your life. Like she clearly would rather have the tumultuous evenings of making money bit by bit and walking away with, you know, however many dollars in cash at the end of the night,

even though you're taking a huge risk of getting your ass beat and getting raped and God knows what else might possibly happen. She didn't give a fuck. She wanted to just get the money and then presumably get it in cash so that she could spend it. And she, the idea of like having a job that pays you, you know, a thousand dollars at the end of the week or whatever was like completely forward to her because she wants that money in hand to take care of all her vices in the moment, right? Well, doesn't everybody have that type of situation where it's instant gratification? Everybody wants now, man. They see something. They want it right now. They don't want to wait, man. Like I said, instant gratification, it's a cancer. It's a sickness. That's a very big symptom of our society these days. You know, we grew up very, very slow. In comparison.

Yeah. You know what, man, and I see these kids. It's different for them. Like, we kind of look at them like, what the fuck are you doing? But they're living in now. Right. You know what I'm saying? We're older, man, so we don't get to see everything these kids are going through.

You know, it's different, man. It's changed. I used to, after school, we would get home and everybody would call each other to figure out what we were going to do, which I think is hilarious now because now you would be on the bus texting each other, figuring out what you were going to do. Well, when we were kids, you know, whatever. I would do is I'd get up in the morning, get dressed, go to my homie's house, get him. He gets dressed, we go over to the other homie's house. He gets dressed. We get him. By the time

12 o'clock comes around, we're all together. Right. You know what I'm saying? That used to be the fun about it, you know? But you kind of had to be together because nowadays, you and all your best friends or whatever, even if you're in the same city, you could be texting each other and being in the group chat or whatever it is, staying in touch with each other. Whereas back then, if you wanted to like, you know, enjoy some of the company of your friends, you had to be together. It made a lot more sense to roll around like that. Fucking right. That's how it was. Yeah, man.

It's not like that no more, man. These kids, like I said, they'd rather get in their parents, you know, they're saying they medicine cabinet, grab some pills, chuck them down, you know, sit back and trip the fuck out and throw up blood. It's a trip what these kids are into today. Like, what happened to going outside and riding fucking bikes? Or just, you know,

going outside, scraping your knees up and shit. No, man, you want to go down the street and beat up this person, up that person to steal from out of somebody. Like, my fuckers be tripping out here these days, man. They don't got no morals. But they craft the crimes on social media because they can watch what everybody's doing. You know, I never understood that.

Like, if you're going to do anything illegal, like, if you're going to do that, why post your shit on social media? Why post money? Why post guns? You know, y'all making it easy for the police. Like, they don't even, they ain't got to do shit. All they got to do is just go and click a button

and they get to see everything. There's all their evidence. I know you pretty well. Spoken to you plenty. People always try to ask me, like, does sharp do this? I have no fucking clue, honestly. If there is anything to hide,

he's doing a great job of hiding it because I have no fucking clue if there is any sort of mischief. I ain't doing nothing but working hard and living life, baby. I like that. That's it. Working hard and living life, man. There ain't nothing else to it,

but to do it. So, okay, since our last time doing the interview, a lot has changed in the sense that I think that you coming on and us taking you on with no jumper has really opened your eyes to like what your potential is and how much the people really fuck with you. Let's speak about that. Yeah, that shit's crazy. I like that.

You know, and like I said, you know, there's going to be some bad that comes with the good. I get that. So, you know, the people that be criticizing, hey, man, I still love you. Fuck you. You're still watching. What's the criticism that's actually made an impact on you that has actually stood out to you? Um, to be honest, just sitting back taking my time more with it. You know, I'll be ready to just get on that ass.

You know what I'm saying? But that's just me, man. Like, I'm not about to, I can't sit back through an hour of bullshit. It's hard for me, man. It's hard for me to sit back and just kick a whole bunch of drag in a brown paper bag. I can't do that. We got to make some substance of the conversation. And that's what I feel like I brought to Sharp Tank, you know, was bringing some substance

to it. Okay, yeah, we can. kick the shit. We can do all the, but we got to get to some of the realness now. I told somebody yesterday, I was like in an interview, I said, nobody, everybody just has a great story. Nobody struggled no more. You don't hear like struggle has gotten thrown out like a fucking, it's crazy. Like it's just here today, gone tomorrow. Nobody struggles no more. Nobody goes through it. Let's talk about where you got to today, like how you got to where, because you had to go through some things. And that's one thing that I was actually saying to Kiki when we were driving around

yesterday as I told him because, you know, he's in the process of very much like getting his feet wet with podcasts and everything right now. And I said, you always have the option of putting, of sacrificing a little bit of yourself. Go into your mind. Think about something embarrassing that happened to you. Think about a time in which your manhood was questioned in which somebody puts you to the test in which, you know, think about a time where a girl actually hurt your feelings. These are the stories that are actually going to really grip the audience because those are the things that you can't really fake. You know, like zero in on things like real experiences that you've had that meant a lot to you and talk about those. And a lot of people get into the podcasting game and they think that they're going to have these very boring surface level conversations and that they're going to at some point develop a connection with their audience.

And I feel like if you want to really make it as a podcaster, you have to be. willing to give something up, to let the world see you in a way that sometimes is not so flattering that shows that you're human. Right. See, people say like, you know, nobody ever wants to talk about their shit, but if you talk about it and you see where you're at now, you'll even be proud of you. I'm never here to downplay people. I try to show where you are.

Look where you are now. Let's think back on some of the bullshit. Let's think back on it and where it's gotten you to today. You're still living. You're still breathing. A motherfucker is able to sit there and talk to me or whoever they go and decide to be on a podcast with or whatever. You know, you get to reflect on who you are and where you've been, where you are now. You know what I'm saying?

And where you're headed? Definitely. And a lot of times when we have like, you know, OnlyFans, Girls on and stuff, sometimes they're great. Sometimes they give you a sort of rosy picture of what their life has been like that's sort of like, yeah, I grew up here and it was great. And then I moved here. and then I started doing only fans and I'm rich and yay and it's kind of like there's two options. A, you're glossing over all of the shit

that happened in your life that actually made your life interesting or B, you are actually so vapid and so fucking stupid and so out of touch with what it is to be a human being that you've actually given your life that little insight that you have nothing to say about your own life because you are actually that dumb. Now, I actually don't think almost anybody is like that. I think everybody goes through their struggles, their depression, their turmoil.

Yeah, I think I'm going to be honest, man. Like some of the only fans, girls that I've gotten to encounter and, you know, do things with them chicks, man. Like, they look like they had some pretty good upbrings. Like, it didn't look like when you put their kid picture next to their, you didn't see no pain. And it they was happy. It looks like they were living their life. So I feel like, you know, you disrespecting your people for doing that, for like acting out. acting out and acting an ass.

You can still do your thing and be ladylike about it, man. You ain't got to immediately jump somebody's dick to be on, to be that. I'm sorry. Like, not in this game, man. Not in the podcast game, not trying to come sit down. You're supposed to project the best

image of you possible when you step in front of a camera. You're not supposed to get on camera and act ratchet. Keep that shit in the house. But they're like fake ratchet. Man, bro. This shit crazy. man to me. But okay, this is how the world has changed, though.

One significant thing that's changed about the world I've noticed is back in the day in the 80s and the 90s, if you had a girl go into porn, there was a stereotype, and I would say that it was overwhelmingly true that if you got into that line of work at that time, that you maybe had daddy issues, childhood trauma, et cetera. Nowadays, there's just so much money for a hot girl to make online that I don't think you need any trauma to make the rational decision that like, oh, I could show some nipples and maybe slip a finger in my butt and I'll be rich. I'm not going to say everybody didn't have trauma.

Like there was some trauma, but most people, man, even back in the day, my book is do it because that's what they choose, man. It's a choice. God gives everybody something in common. One thing in common, that's choice. So you do get to make the choices, man. Even if you chose to just be in that situation that one time and it sucked you the fuck in for the rest of your life.

You made that choice, correct? Yeah. Come on. Like, it's common sense to me. But that's why when I'm looking at exotic, I'm like, oh, this bitch. She was, you know, like, I see enough trauma from her that she's been through enough in her life. They don't really seem like she got a corporate job in her future. She chose the gang bank.

She's used to being around these motherfuckers. And the reason why the dude that's overseeing her career is the kind of dude that he is is because she gravitates towards dudes who are in that way. their life. You know, I feel for it, but it is what it is. Hey, man, listen, man, them type of chicks right there, they're going to do what they want to do, man. You can't, and I'm sure you can, this is a general statement. Like, you can't change.

Nobody's going to change until they're honestly, truly ready to change, man. You can put in all the money. You can send them to fucking rehab. You can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to help this person, and they're not going to change until they're ready to change. It's a light. It's something that's got to click inside them. Clip that part.

send that to Mark because I'm still so taken aback by the fact that Mark kept sending this girl money when it was like I'm listening to him tell the story and I'm like oh my God Mark you really felt for this one. To be honest with you man, to be honest, I really believe Mark is in it to try to help people, man. I believe he would have did that for a man. He would have, bro. I don't think it's just girls. I don't think it's just he's trying to, he's just doing it for chicks.

No, anybody that's came through his channel and he feels like, hey, you know, he can help them or he's in position to help them. He's going to try. Yeah. You know, and I have to give him his roses on that. There's not a lot of people out here that are at least trying to help. Now, him, you know, getting beat for some of the money?

Okay, ha-ha. But that's kind of, you know what I'm saying? But it's fucked up, you know, because there is good people out here that are trying to help people. It's just, I realized very early on when I was working downtown, which is like I was working around the corner from where he does his thing. apparently i haven't seen where he's at but i was told there was like a couple blocks from where we had our bike shop i realized very quickly that when it comes to these motherfuckers and when i talk about

these motherfuckers i'm talking about you know street people vagrants homeless people meth heads crackheads whatever the fuck it is you know that as far as how i look to them i look like an opportunity because they know that i got a little bit of money in at that time it was a very very little amount of money. But they know that $10 to me ain't shit and $10 to them is the fucking world. So they're going to do anything in their brains to get close to me, to be able to try to separate me from the funds that I got. And so as a result, I ain't going to give you nothing because I saw how it happened. There was this one motherfucker that we called peep game for whatever reason who would always be kicking a peep game. He was always at the store. He said peep game one

time, I think, and we just kept calling him a big game. And somebody gave him a dollar one time. This motherfucker came back every day for the next two, three years because all, you know, if he came back every day and he even got $1 per year, that's a significant sum of money to him. He's coming for that dollar. Bro, it's like pigeons. You feed them once, bro.

They're going to be around that motherfucker. They ain't going nowhere, bro. They go remember that time you, remember you threw me that crumb? Yeah, man, I brought a couple buddies. They need some crumbs, too. I remember I had a girl kicking it with me from like Kansas or some shit, you know, some middle of the nowhere ass place. So she's hanging out with me at the store. And that dude, I think, comes around and she gives them a couple cigarettes or a dollar or some shit.

And I had to tell. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no. Don't do that. And not just because I'm going to find it annoying, but because you're standing outside of my store doing that, which means this motherfucker is going to keep coming back and keep asking for something. So any kind of charity in that scenario became a huge. liability for what we had going on. You gotta learn that if you're downtown.

I'll tell you this, man. I like to help people, man. I help the homeless, man. I don't wanna see nobody hungry, man. Like, yeah, all right, I might talk shit. I talk shit to a lot of people, but I'm talking some truth, man. I'll never be talking just no bullshit,

but neither here nor there. Like, I help people. I don't wanna see nobody down like that. I don't wanna see nobody hungry, man. They stomach touching their back. I know what that shit feel like and it don't feel good. You know what I'm saying?

I know what it feels like to sleep on the floor. See, I'll tell you this. Like people who, and I'm not saying you've knocked them or knock homeless people, but people who, you know, knock homeless or people like that, like, why don't you do some of the shit that they do? Like, if you laugh at them, right, you feel like it's funny. Go through some of the shit they do. Go sleep on the floor for 30 days. Just outside. Sleep on your, sleep in the backyard on the floor.

And I'm talking about a hard floor, not the grass. Don't try to get no cushion. You know what I'm saying? And find you a fucked up blanket. Or go without eating where you can only eat two, three days. it'll give you a different perspective on what the homeless go through. Now, do I believe that a lot of people out there made them choices? Yes, I do believe that a lot of people made them choices to get themselves to where they're at.

But some people, man, you'll be surprised, man. There's people that are really homeless that are not drug addicts. That are not drunk people. My thing is, I can give to a homeless person. When I go downtown, I'll be giving up money. I'll hand people $5 bills, whatever the fuck it is. It's all good because I don't live there. So I get to do that and then move on and go back to where I live behind a big ass gate and I've got to deal with it.

When you're side by side with these motherfuckers, I'm just going to keep on these motherfuckers as just so like a general tent that you could kind of throw everybody downtown under, no pun intended. A lot of them do live in tents. But I'm just saying when you're in that environment daily and you start making it clear that you're not that opposed to giving them money, then all of a sudden they are. are going to find ways to separate you from your money. And with Mark, he's obviously somebody that has bread. It's just you're making yourself way too vulnerable by making it that obvious to people that you're down to help out.

If you're going to give, I would say figure out like a more structured way to go about doing it that doesn't necessarily end up with, you know, some girls pimp fucking extorting you for $20,000 or whatever the situation may have been. Yeah, you know, man, I don't really, you know, I don't really want to get too deep about his, what he actually did. It's not about him.

I was just general life advice. Because what he did, yeah, just general life advice. But, you know, I really believe that he just got stuck in something that when you start, listen, man, how you start is how you finish. If that's how you started, you started giving somebody money, that's pretty much how it's going to finish. I don't think he's had any more problems with that situation. I talked to him. He doesn't seem like he's had any problems. man, he's been just taking care of his business,

been dropping content. So, I mean, it sounds like everything's back on board. Because, you know, I've been checking on him, like, just to make sure because he seemed a little worried, man, you know? Because that's not him. That's not how he gets down. You know, he's not, he's just capturing the moments. That man is badass behind the camera. You know what I'm saying? Like, as a cameraman, that dude

is dope. And what he does, man, like, I salute him, man. I ain't got nothing. I can't even say nothing bad about Mark. I think he's doing this thing. I'm not saying you are either. But like... My concern just comes for his well-being too. Yes. Because that situation

didn't end up violent for him or anything. But it's very easy for me to imagine a situation that would not go as smoothly in which he could clearly be like a victim. Just because when people realize

that you maybe are willing to give so much, who knows what the fuck else could be lurking behind the corner. I told his ass go get the biggest pistol you can find. Who gives me? Man, shit.

Walk around you. You ain't got no problems, man. You ain't got no Fs or nothing. on your report card. You straight. Go get yourself something. I said, man, defend yourself, Mark. Mark with the Desert Eagle.

Defend your motherfucking self. I said, bro, get out there. It's kind of hard for me to. I mean, I would let. He needs to go to the range. Let's go to the range, Mark. Let's see you guys. Yeah, bro.

Toll bark, man, shit. Defend yourself, man. Don't let nobody run up on you. You got a storefront to defend, man. It ain't, you can't let nobody just come and just and play with you like that. And he understands, man. You know, he's just not like that.

Mark is, there's just some people, man, that are overall just nice people. You just can't really they don't have that bad bone in their body. And that's when you get worried when you see somebody who's got a heart of gold and they're mixing and mingling with these motherfuckers.

I like how you label those. I'm just saying that's an easy describer. I like how you label that shit. Yeah, these motherfuckers for real. Like even with us, like, you know, we're starting a no jumper store on Fairfax in Hollywood. Great area, you know, area with a lot of

affluent people, people who are well off, etc. In that kind of environment, there's always going to be a motherfucker who wants to separate the people who are out here, obeying the law and doing well for themselves. So when I think about being in that area, my security at this point, like when I'm going there, is going to have to be 10 toes down, like 100% at all times because, you know, like once you're in a position

where you're supporting a lot of people, helping a lot of people, et cetera, all of a sudden, me getting into a situation kind of feels like a bigger deal than it ever felt before because if something happens to me, then what the fuck does this business look like going forward? It's going to be a whole, you know, so I would say being downtown, that concern would even be amplified.

I'll be real with you. There's a lot of great mother, like, you know, places that people are afraid to go to, they're like, oh, shit, I'm not going over there. Believe it or not, man, you go over there, some good people, man, good-hearted people. Ain't nobody really on that shit. I mean, unless you really press them, unless you over there pressing them, I'm like nobody's like that. Everybody, nobody's just waking up with a chip on their shoulder in these type of places.

You know? In Skid Row, there's some chips on shoulder shop. I'm sorry, man. I mean, there's some people waking up, man. As you know, they got the monkey on their back and they're trying to get that off. You know, they're trying to get that demon off their back, man. They're not trying to, so they got to go find it. Of course, they're a little pissed off because some of these people's issues, their,

their anger is drug-fueled, you know what I'm saying? Because they might not have it. They're getting dope sick. It happens. You know what I'm saying? so a motherfucker's going to sit there and they ain't going to want to just they ain't going to wake up all chipper you know what I'm saying bro is there was a moment that uh really like in terms of my downtown experience that kind of made me realize that I had to get the fuck out was I was walking

down the street to get some pizza later night it's like 8 p.m. I'm going to grab close slices of pizza for dinner I'm walking back I'm holding the pieces there's a fucking dude uh standing in the middle of the street he looks like shorter some shit he's like bent over and I'm wondering what the fuck is this and as I get closer I realized that it's a dude who's just kind of like this and he's pissing all over himself with his pants down and he's also vomiting like onto the same spot where he's pissing in the middle of the street and that always stands out to me as like that's when I decided that maybe this wasn't good for my quality of life or for the way that I was living you know hey man like let's let's be real like in all actuality there's a lot of

lot of people that are homeless that have mental issues man. You know, you'm saying? That's got them type of problems that, you know, you got a lot of crazy people running around in the street, man, that are getting no help. That are getting no help, man. It just occurred to me that maybe my mental issues are being magnified at this point because I'm around

motherfuckers who are puking all over themselves at 8 p.m. And I'm holding pizza enjoying the smell of the pizza. And now all of a sudden I'm smelling your vomit and urine. What's more fucked up that he's vomiting and pissing on himself in the middle of the street or that somebody's not trying to help him. People rather watch than help, man. I would rather do neither. I would rather ignore.

Not saying that you're trying to go over and fuck with this man's bodily fluids. Understandable. Grab a cup. Let me catch that for you. But I'm just saying like nobody. Go grab a fucking bucket and a rag. Hey, man. No, no.

I'm just saying like a motherfucker got to listen man. It's just crazy to me like I'm not saying you but just like nobody calls the ambulance nobody's trying to help there's no type of assistance there's nobody helping anything man like nobody's trying like everybody just rather just drop

a shit that's his problem shit I don't know what to but that's a defense mechanism that you basically adopt in there because if you were to go and give some attention to whatever someone's going through in a situation like that you'd be doing it 10 times a day just walking to work

because you see so much fucked up shit so it causes you to really start to just like block everything out and you could see the most deranged shit going on and you just you've seen it so many times that you end up just walking past it nowadays if I see one guy sleeping on the fucking ground outside my house it really stands out to me like oh my god what the fuck is going on what happened to this do that would that would stand out to you but if you really look at what's going on in the world man like there's more watchers than helpers you know nobody nobody And nobody wants to help, man.

I mean, I'm sure there's been a couple of times. Yeah, I've seen some shit. I'm not going to lie in it. But when do we break that cycle, including myself? When do we break that cycle? I'll throw myself under the bus in it because I've done it from time to time. I try to help as much as I can, bro, but I can't help the world. I'm one person.

For me, it's just like the liability of inserting myself into a situation with two crazy people just feels like too much of a risk. Like there's been times in my life where I saw a fucking dude and a girl fighting and it kind of looked like the dude was like beating the girl's ass a little bit and it seemed kind of fucked up and I got a little bit closer because, you know, riding bikes all those years, you would just see so much crazy shit happen on the street. You know, you get a little closer and you start to realize like, eh, yeah, he's a dude and she's a girl, but they both seem so deranged that them beating the shit out of each other doesn't really, eh, like, am I really going to insert

myself into this? Like, could anything good happen from me playing Batman here and trying to solve all of the world's evils? Well, I was talk coming up, you know, hey, that's that man and that woman's problems. I ain't never got into nobody's person. Like when they got, when somebody, when somebody having a dispute, I ain't never got in the mix of none of that shit, man. They ain't never been, hey, that's, that's y'all concerned. Now, don't kill her.

But you know what I'm saying? Hey, fucking, hey, man, they're going to do what they're going to do. You know, I don't know their relationship. I don't know what it took for them to get to that moment where he's up over here about to get ready to DDT your ass like Diamond Dallas paid. You know what I'm saying? I don't know. It's crazy because think about it,

everybody has their crimes in their head that they would be willing to turn into a vigilante for. Like, for instance, even if I'm strapped up like a cowboy, if I spot a bank robbery going on, Wells Fargo, take this L, I ain't getting involved. But if I see a kid getting abducted, well, shit, I might just have to turn into fucking John W.

I might have to pull out and put that shit in the motherfucker's face. You know, like, you know, and that's, that's interesting. Like, what are the other crimes? You're the type of a child getting abducted. That seems like you got a while out. That's different. Now, you're the type of person that probably you see the Arbor truck getting robbed. You just drive by.

Got my Starbucks. Damn no. You guys have a great day. Armour truck. Got my Starbucks. Do you? Hey, I'm gone. Yeah.

Hollette, man. You got my latte. Yeah, Starbucks getting robbed. Hey, man, can I get my coffee? And y'all can rob this motherfucker right afterwards. If I walk into the 7-Eleven and I see you running out with a case of monster, go for it. It ain't my problem.

We all got our crimes in our head that are, but they're very few, really. Yeah. Something terrible happened to a woman or like a defenseless person, you know? Yeah. That's when you would jump in. Man, bro. If I seen, listen, if I seen somebody getting hurt like a fucking, if I see an 80-year-old woman or something,

getting fucking about to get ready to, motherfuck are trying to fuck with her, like even got a gun on her, bro. I ain't going to lie to it. I might sound stupid, but I'm gonna step in. Yeah. I know that's putting my life on the line, but fuck that, man. 80-year-old woman, I mean, Jesus, gosh. It's terrible.

Hey, there's women that still got to, there's, hey, man, there's single ladies that's 75, 80 years old, man, that still got to draw themselves to the grocery store or do things like that. It's not unheard of, you know what I'm saying? And motherfuckers try to get up on them. Why don't you try to rob, why don't you try to rob somebody for real? Yeah.

Why you got to rob somebody who's helpless? Who she probably ain't doing that good or motherfucking self, but you're going to sit here and, You're going to pull a bag up off of it, bro? It's the post-PP scam era where everybody had this, like, really easy lick that they were working for a little bit, even though a bunch of the people who were doing that lick ended up in prison. But then after that, you know, that kind of ran out for the most part. And now people are just getting really creative.

And a lot of times when I say creative, I just mean more violent. When you see all these people, like, chilling outside the club in Hollywood, and then they follow a rich person home. and then they put a gun in their face and they take their watch and all that shit. I mean, hey, that's shit that anyone could have done that over the past however many years. It's just the fact that people are starting to get more and more clever. What makes me worried is I hope that it doesn't turn into fucking Mexico where in Mexico they'd be doing the kidnapping, where if you're, you know, a rich family or whatever and you've got a daughter, they'll fucking kidnap your daughter and fucking hold her hostage.

Yeah, give us a million bucks. Yeah, give us a million bucks. And then as soon as they give you the million bucks, they don't even give it to you. They're like, oh, we're going to need another five. And then you give them the five. And they send you a picture of her. And they get you to, you know, that shit's crazy. But think about it.

What has caused that to become a thing in Mexico is just the fucking sheer poverty. Poverty. Is that people need money so bad that they've gotten insanely creative at the behest of their moral compass, because they're doing stuff that is so horrible. But when you think about it, if you want to hit a lick, and you're willing to be the worst person on earth it's easy as fuck if you're a dude how hard would it be

for you to you know over the course of a week or two meet a girl winner winner over start going over her house or whatever and then just boom fucking kidnapper make her parents give you a million bucks it'd be kind of easy to pull well I mean actually it'd be easy to get caught too but like you know if you were willing to go to the most extremes of evil let's talk about kinds of cool shit let's talk about these fucking these these these

these men that like to take kids and like you know what I'm saying it's pedophiles I seen something the other day somebody had posted it and it was it was on a pedophile and this pedophile he had stated he was like I don't follow teenagers he says I follow single moms he says and I find out if they're single if they got no man in the house that's the ones I target he says I don't ride around in a white van who people got it up this guy it was I forgot what it was on but there's a here I want to read it Wow, that sounds crazy. I want to read it real quick. Let me see what he had said.

Let's go to it real quick. You would think that most people doing that sort of thing wouldn't really be open to being interviewed. Bro, that shit was crazy. Maybe they found him on the dark web or something. I don't know what the fuck it was real cool. Let me see. Oh, here we go.

He said, single mothers, somebody had posted this, and there was like single mothers with children at home, take it easy on posting your cubs so much. I just watch an interview with a child predator, direct quotes. I don't follow teenage girls on social media. I look at the mother's page and if I don't see a man in the house, that's who I target. I get at the mother to get to the daughter, spend some money because that's what a good man does.

Smiled and I'm in there. I used her selfishness and loneliness against her. With all this co-parenting I'm having my way, I'm a wolf and there's no hunters around to protect the flock. I've been doing this a long time. I'm a master at it, so who's going to stop me? Every predator doesn't drive a white van. Some are handsome, charming, and drive a bins. Feel these dudes out like your life depends on it because it actually does.

What the fuck? It's a fucking hung that just threw it. I want to know the source because I still am just like trying to figure out how a person would even get this kind of guy to go on record or how that works. But that's fucking crazy. I mean, yeah, when you hear, you know, I was just did an interview with this guy, Jason Ellis, the other day and I'm watching an interview with him before I did the interview and he's talking about how that exact situation

would basically happen to him where you know like adults would do stuff to him when he's a kid. Right. And it's just so like me as a new parent, it's so hard for me to even imagine how that kind of thing happens without the parent you know, knowing about it.

Right. But it happens so fucking much that you know. Man, bro. I tell you man like it's 2022 man like people are figuring out different ways to do different things like people are stealing accounts on instagram one of my buddies he got his account stole and somebody pretty much like locked him out of it and they start like trying to get money from all the people that he knew and these people be from way across the world man that are doing this it's not even really too many people that are doing it here

it's somebody that steals your account and they make money they try to make money through it like say for instance somebody will steal my account and then try to hit you up for some money. say I'm in a fucked up way, hey man, could you, could you zeal me? And what they'll do is, if you sell them, cash app, them, whatever, they get into, they figure out a way to get into your account to get everything out of it. So that's the game. And if you think about it,

if you think about it. If I was 18 right now and I didn't have shit going on and I didn't want to have a job or whatever, I guarantee I could figure out how to do that shit. And I guarantee that I could be making myself a nice couple thousand a month or whatever it might be. Like I remember one time I was a, I went on my story and I said, fuck you, don't follow this guy

because there was somebody pretending to be Crip Mac, like, you know, scamming for promo and all this kind of shit pretending to be him. And the guy hits me up directly, and he basically kind of laid out his whole game plan. He's like, I've been doing this for 10-plus years. You know, I do this, yada. He's talking about he ran this account.

He ran this account. And I've seen it over the years where, you know, if there's somebody popping up, I guarantee there's fake sharp accounts on Instagram that are trying to get some money out of people. hey, I'll listen to your song. Hey, I'll send you a T-shirt. I'll do whatever the fuck.

I mean, that's just another futuristic lick. That's why a lot of the people who probably would have been selling crack or whatever back in, you know, the wire era or whatever. They're fucking out here running some little Instagram scams because there's probably more money in that and way less risk. Ain't nobody getting caught doing that. Once in a fucking blue moon, maybe somebody gets caught.

But 99.9% of the time, I mean, the percentage chance, of you getting caught being an Instagram scammer or whatever, is so minuscule in comparison to selling drugs, whatever the fuck in the sex trade, every other way that we could imagine the dudes that we knew were getting money throughout our lives. Those fuckers that scam for the blue check on Instagram,

I want everybody to know right now, man. That's not true. You need to understand Instagram will give you your blue check. Nobody else can help you with that. So that's bullshit. You know, I just thought I had to throw it out there because there's a lot of people that get beat for their money because they'll sit there and ask you for $100

and then they'll sit there and ask you for $200 and then they'll be like, oh, I just need another $100 and then I'm almost there, I'm almost there. You can catch them up in the shit and the motherfuckers are still like try to just come on and believe me. Like, what the fuck is wrong with you? But I mean, most of the time it's probably some fucking dude in Nigeria or some shit.

It is. And if he gets 200 bucks out of you, he just hit his fucking lick for the year. Like that shit means so much to these dudes they call it where they call them the Yahoo boys. Because they'd be on Yahoo just scamming money out of people and shit. As soon as I heard that, I'm like, oh, man, they'll always find a cool name for some criminals to make them sound badass. I'm fucking with the Yahoo boys.

What's the most fucked up, let me ask you, what's the most fucked up scam you ever saw done? Saw done or perpetrated myself? I mean, I don't want to put you in the placement of anything. I'm just saying what you've saw, what you've seen throughout your life. like, damn, I've seen some shit one time where somebody did this, you know? Well, one time I was pulling up, I was riding bikes outside of a fucking hotel in Boston,

and there was a Red Sox game going around the corner, and I'm watching this guy, and he's pulling up to park, and a dude goes up to him and says, like, yeah, it'll be $20, okay, boom, thank you. The guy takes the $20, and then he just walks away, and then the actual parking attendant comes up and says, well, that would be $10, he'd be like, I just gave that guy 20 bucks.

And he went that way. He said, you just gave a random fucking homeless guy $20. And that's when I realized how many licks there were to hit. That was pretty dope right there. And I'll like just walk up, hey, 20 bucks parked the vehicle. Because the guy who did it, I was thinking when I looked at it, I'm like, this kind of looks kind of dirty. Like, you kind of look like a dusty ass. You know, I'm like 19.

So I'm not like a great judge of people yet. But I'm thinking in my head like, that guy works for the hotel? And then I realized in like five minutes, like, no, that guy just not worked for the hotel. That's just a random dude. And that's the oldest scam in the book. But it's a beautiful scam. It's definitely classic, man. Because the guy, it's like what crime did this guy even commit?

Right. I don't know. Like, if a cop had showed up, I don't think a cop would have really been interested in arresting him. You got, you handed him the 20 bucks? Yeah, I handed him the 20 bucks. There's not really much you can do if you hand somebody something. It's different if you've got a fake name tag and you're really doing hard impersonating.

You really, yeah, you really atting the shit. But, yeah, no, I get it, man. So let me ask you this. What's your impression of the podcast that we did yesterday with Selena Powell? She was coming in a little disrespectful, I felt. I think you held it together pretty well. Yeah, I think that it was cool.

I think that, you know, I tamed her down some, man. I just didn't like our baby kept grabbing for my private parts, you know. Her friend. Yeah, her friend. Yeah. They was both trying to get it. I'm like, no, baby, that ain't what we gonna do.

That friend wasn't looking too bad, though. You weren't a little tempted? No, bro. I mean, bro, to be honest with you, man, it's not about being tempted. It's about just keeping some respect. And if that was, if that was to go down, come on now, baby girl, isn't there a time and a place? Isn't there a time in a place? Like, being adults.

I'm just saying, and that's a big if. Because that's one thing I notice about Sharp is that I notice that Sharp will never be like, yeah, I wanted to fuck that bitch. Sharp always keeps his cards close to his chest. You'll never, because you're a man, you got to be fucking something. I have no idea. A woman, a woman always wants to know your weaknesses, man. As soon as you speak up and say, hey, you know, I want to fuck you are already losing.

She already knows she got you. She already knows she got you because you already, you want something from her. So she's going to dangle that shit over your face, man. You're good at playing hard to get. You know, no, I'm good at not letting the bitch just figure me out on the first day. It's not happening. You know what I'm saying? We're not just going to play them games.

So that's just me, man. That's just how I am. You're putting me on the game, though. You're telling me things that make sense, like, as a strategy, you know? If you make yourself seem too easily available to women, when I think about myself throughout my 20s and shit, one of my big flaws in terms of my game when it came to girls, was that I made it too obvious what was abundantly true and clear,

which is that I was down to fuck any of you bitches. Listen, man. Any of them. I wasn't waiting out, holding out for the high. friend yeah no no no let's just get it in I love listen I love women man I love women to death you know but I'm always the top always been the type of person I got tired of just having a bitch man I wanted to have the bitch is not just a bitch that's just me man that's just how I am I don't really just I feel like you

know I'm rare I'm not for it's not about being special I'm just rare I'm not special I'm rare that's all it is and I'm in a rare form right at all times you You know what I'm saying? So I'm not just going to sit there. I'm not for everybody. Okay, but when you do have a woman who you really like and you actually got her alone and you're spending time with her, are you the type of dude who's just getting it in real quick?

Are you meditating in that pussy? Are you camping out? I don't know. I'm kind of fascinated by like, what kind of lover is this dude? This is my dude right here, bro. I love him. I'm fascinated. He's like, all right, there's certain ways I got to talk to Sharry.

Like, there's a certain way I'm gonna have to get it out of him. And you know, fuck, like, bro, I'll be real with you, man. Like, shit, you know, when I'm fucking with somebody, man, I'm fucking with somebody. Like, you know, they know what's up. The people who have, the women who have dealt with me, they know what's up, man. Period point blank, you know.

And it's all love. It's all love, man. Maybe that's why I'm a hard man to forget. I don't know. It's crazy because sometimes, you'll be FaceTiming me late at night, and we'll be talking. talking and I'll catch little

glimpses of what the actual life of Sharp is like and it's kind of crazy because it's like you know when you're hanging out with Spider-Man like you don't get to see him eating a slice of pizza and I'm just seeing sort of like normal pieces of your life and I'm starting to put together like oh

he is just a man I live you know bro I try to I like my alone time like being able just to chill I don't like a lot of riffraff. You know, there's a lot of that shit already going on outside.

So when I come home, man, I'd be wanting some peace and quiet. You know, I already got to deal with fucking some straight bozos, some clown-ass bitches sometimes. Or just, you know, overall doing my work and doing the things that I gotta do, you know. So it's cool to be able to go home, you know, and find my peace, man, throwing some oldies, sit back. I like to clean my house, get it smelling good,

just doing what I do, you know, just got, having a good vibe going. Right. I like that. You know what I mean? Incense? Man, I don't like incense. I feel like that's some, I don't know,

I feel like that's some smoke shop shit. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I don't want to smoke shop, got some. I don't really like incense. I like a lot of candles and shit like that though. Good smelling candles and things like that though, man. I like that. You know, it's cool.

I like, like, like, I said, peace and quiet for me, man, is everything, man. That shit makes me feel good at an abundance. It's interesting though, because when I am around you, a lot of times I'm like, holy fuck, like, this motherfucker could talk forever, which is a gift. for a podcaster because sometimes, you know,

I'll be interviewing someone, and I'll kind of hit a wall. Like, what the fuck is I'm going to say to this person? I don't know. And it's like, they ain't going to volunteer nothing unless I pull it out of them. And as a podcaster, you kind of have that gift of gab

where it's easy for you to just rattle on about whatever the fuck I want to bring up. Same thing. I see that with WAC 100. Wack 100 is going to have the easiest time being a podcast host because Wack 100, you could say, hey, take out this banana.

And he's going to fucking tell you 10 stories about something that happened or the homie eating a banana back in the day. But I think it's really all about like interviewing people. I think it's about interviewing people that you're interested in and can hold a good conversation because it's not just an interview.

It's supposed to be an overall good conversation having a healthy conversation. Whether the health comes from being good or bad. You know, it could go a little bit of a rock. You know, it can go a little bit left field, but it's okay. You know, just keep moving, man, keep people around that, you know, you're interested in, man, or have an interesting story.

It's always about podcasting should be about, you know, when you sit down with somebody, it's because you're interested in their story. You're interested in how they've came up or how they've made it through. But when we sit down with some of these people, they don't fucking talk about it. They just kind of block off. Yeah, I don't want to talk about that. But here, you want to hear about me getting fisted? No, bitch.

I don't want to hear about you getting fisted. How about you tell me, okay, let's lead up to that. What were you doing? What led up to you getting fisted? Can we at least do that? Nobody wants to talk about it. They just want instant, no, this is me, I'm here. Are you alluded to Kazumi?

Because I was watching an episode with you and her where you were getting into a real argument. And then she seemed like, she was just like, so I got gang bang the other day. And I was just kind of like, bro. Much love to Kasumi. Kazumi, I think she's great. She's a great entertainer.

She's doing a great job out there. I very much enjoyed having sex with her with a condom. But yeah, I was kind of like, come on, Kazum, you're better than that. Don't be a one trick. I'm not trying to knock Kazumzoom, but if you really think about it, though, if you take away all the nasty shit that she talks about, right? What does she got to offer? If you take away, like if she couldn't talk about no nasty shit, let's see if we're still,

you know, let's see if we're still interested. or people are interested like they once were before. And I like having her on the podcast and stuff, but if she wants to, because I think she's trying to do her own podcast and stuff, if she wants to have a hold on an audience in the long term, you're going to have to figure out how to be the real you and really show some depth,

which I think is kind of sometimes a difficult thing for some of these OnlyFans girls because they're so used to just cap it and saying, whatever the fuck to just sound slutty or whatever to just get dudes turned on and get them, you know, hyped up and shit. like that. And, uh, yeah.

Hey, my man. Hey, my man. Hey, my man. Can go grab me a drink off the fridge. Thank you, bro. Back to it. My man, shit, there's a real conversation. That was a little butler interlude.

I like that. Hey, yo, hit me with a water. Yeah, no, he know what to grab me. There'll not be no damn water. Oh, yeah. You know what to grab me. Trushing Modell's. But, you know, hell yeah, let's do it.

But like I said, you know, it's early, man. So I can't just be, you know, on those shampoo. You know, on those champagne. You're like a cowboy just smoking and drinking the start the day. Man, if I had a beard, man, I'd get a piece of cactus to brush it. You could have a beard. Right? No, my shit don't grow like that.

It don't? No. Hey, how would you express your emotions at me and AD watching your old rap videos from back in the day on stream? Like, is that, like, kind of cringy? Like, you're like, oh, dude, don't fucking watch my shit from back of the day? Or are you kind of like, hell, yeah. That was a dope era in my life.

It was a time, listen, man, I've said it before. I did music just because I liked it. It was just an art, man. It was a way for me to release at times. You know, man, if I felt like that was, you know, some people go and work out. You know what some people do, right? When they want to just go and blow off some steam or just, you know what I'm saying? Not think about certain shit or that's what I would run to, man.

I go to the studio, man, it just dropped some shit. And it was cool. Yeah, man, I never tried to sell anything. Now, if the shit would have blew up, motherfuckers would have wanted to fuck with it. Okay, cool. Yeah, of course. want something from me, but I never, I didn't start it. I didn't start out doing that.

I did it because I had love for it. Right. You know what I'm saying? I didn't get into it because I'm like, oh, I want to be a rapper. I see things making money off this. No, fuck that. I did it because I had love for music. I like music.

Right. You know, I listened to a lot of music, different genres of music. We couldn't get you on a track with AD in 2022. I don't know. How do people feel about that one? Y'all motherfuckers set. Y'all are set up. Fuck you.

You too. most of all you. Y'all motherfuckers just put me on the spot, huh? No, okay, because we have a plan. Because I feel like you was talking to banks about that shit. No, I didn't mention it. No, I don't know. That's a good idea, though.

I'm going to keep mentioning it to him, too. Keep that idea in the air. No, because we have a plan. Once we have the new office going, we're going to have a studio in there so our homies and shit can record. Don't tell them everything. Don't tell them everything.

I won't break down too much, but we don't have a studio where we can record rap music and whatnot. And one of our plans is to do a 12-hour lock-in with house phone and AD and put together a fucking I don't know six, seven, eight song project while we're on live stream

so the people at home can watch us create this music. I said that if they actually do this that I would be willing to get in there and volunteer a verse even though I've never wrapped on track before. I don't know if I'm going to regret this. Eight bars for me.

Eight to 12 bars. I like the sounds of that, eight bars. Eight to 12 bars. But I'm very verbose. I have a lot to say. I feel like if I do eight bars, I'm going to be like, No, no, no, I got to talk about this, too.

I got to talk about the streets. Talk about you got only fans on lock. I got to talk about getting my ass eating. You're going to talk about you got fucking only fans on lock. If Sharp got a verse, then that project really going to be. And then you're going to get one Spotify check and you're going to be like, hmm. I got to go do some, I got to go do some work out in Atlanta in a few days. fucking shout out to my boy fishing grits man he uh he got me coming down i'm gonna do some um

i'm gonna go do something in the studio for him like do some some voice over whatever okay uh be in his video shit like that so you know i've been just working man i've been working with people but i ain't been dropping no verses okay yeah you've been moving around huh yeah people got me moving around i've been moving around like a motherfucker man it's been good that's been it's been healthy man i mean you know just to uh see shit from a different side man it definitely feels good and it's a blessing yeah you know how are you feeling about about podcasting in general though. Are you feeling like this is kind of your calling?

I do it because I love it. I like bringing real people overall, real conversation to the table. That's what we do on Sharp Tank. So you know, I think it's, I think it's fun. I think it has a feel of a little bit of everything. It can be funny at times. It can be serious, shit can get hot-headed or heated.

You know what I'm saying? It's a little bit, hey man, it's a little hot in here. Maybe we might need to open the vents. You know, it gets like that sometimes. But overall, it's real. None of it's scripted. None of it, it just happens the way it happens, man. That's what I thought podcast is about, man, was bringing real people together and having real conversation or just, hey, man, if it's got to get a little bit, if it's got to get a little bit heated, hey, it happens.

Right. People go through that. We ain't over here slugging at each other, trying to swing on each other. No, we're going to figure that shit out, especially when you put two people in a room that ain't never met. They got to figure out that core balance. Does that make sense? You got to figure out that balance with each other. Right.

People are going to test each other, man. It's just what it is. How do you feel about doing episodes with, you know, you've done stuff with, you know, Mr. Organic, Slink Johnson and all these like different guys, old school comedians, influencers, et cetera. And some of those have done quite well view-wise. But then obviously, you know, if it's you and a girl screaming at each other, that seems like it does an extreme amount of views. And obviously that's just more money in your pocket and whatnot.

So how do you think about the balance between the stuff that maybe, is going to be inflammatory versus the stuff that's just a regular old conversation. Well, I just want people to know, like, I hate the controversial ones, but it happens. It's a natural thing that happens. I can't help that. At least they know that this shit ain't no reality TV show. The shit that you see that I'm doing is very real. You know what I'm saying?

And I just have to let that be known for the viewers. Like, it's very real what we're doing. I hate having to do it sometimes, but fuck, it needs to be. done. It needs to be done sometimes. Somebody got to say something or the bullshit just going continue to keep flying. I had to kind of convince you to do the Tucker episode. Yeah, that one, see, people think that I just dive into that one. If Josh didn't like really tell me like Sharp, like, come on, man, this one right here, it might do good. I'm like, it might do good because I really didn't want to do the shit, man. I really didn't. You see, I curved it for a little while. I really

did. I was like, man, I don't want to do this shit. I don't got time to be just playing with nobody. But, you know, we sat down. I mean, and I was trying to listen to what the man was saying. I can hear, I can hear everything that somebody's saying to me even when I'm talking. That's a gift of mine. I can hear everything that you're saying. So as you're talking, as you're talking, that's why I'm talking. You know, like you said, it explains a lot. I can hear everything, man. Even through some, you know what I'm saying? We have to sit there and get our voices get high a little bit. It's, it's, I can hear it all, man. I can hear it all.

That's what's interesting is that when it comes to podcasting, like, okay, compare it to, like, the UFC, where when they got the main event and they got whoever the fuck is the top contender and they got him facing off against somebody, it's got to be a very even match for it to be interesting. If you send a six foot four fucking monster out there against a guy who's just a regular schmo and he knocks him out in five seconds, everybody in the fucking crowd is going to be like, well, why the fuck do we even show up? Why do we spend our money to watch this? in podcasting, I kind of think of it a little differently because that situation was very much like Brock Lesner fucking smacking George St. Pierre around. It was just a clear weight class discrepancy. Like you were just, you were much more prepared. I'm not sure exactly what his line of defense that he was planning on going with there was.

But it was just, you know, it was very, he was outmatched in that environment. And, but it's, it's like it didn't matter. It's cool, listen, man, shit's cool when you want to, you can sit there and you can do that shit in the mirror or you can do that shit at home or do that shit around a small group of your people. But what happens when you really come across the real one of some shit that you claiming that you're doing or have done? That's where you're going to get that culture shock.

That's where you get a culture shock at like, damn, that's like you saying you from a neighborhood, right? Saying you from a set. Hatch, Brown, Town. All right, so listen, that's like you're saying you from Hash Brown Town, but you really not. So when you run into somebody that's really from there and they really check your ass about that shit, how you think you're going to feel?

Oh, no, I'm really from there. I believe that you are, but just using it as an example. You know what I'm saying? Like, you get a culture shock from that shit when you really come across somebody that it really did the shit that you just talking about. It's a big fucking difference, honey.

I feel it. It's your weather together. How did you feel about Rain City Kitty's demeanor during it? Was she laughing a little too much? I just noticed. You know, when I noticed, She was really listening to it. And shout out to my guy, Tucker.

Just shout out to him. Shout out to his chick. Hey, man, it's all love to them. But I noticed when I got her, when she was really listening, when I said, man, yeah, she probably, she's ready to get ready to blow. And she picked up that bottle of water and took a drink. I noticed body language. I watched that type of shit. I can see it all, honey.

I'm watching all that shit. I'm watching body language. I'm watching posture. Watching everything that's going on, his and him being antsy. I'm watching all that blood so fast. He's like, his body language, he was sucking down that blood, hey, and it's nothing but love for. I fuck with him, but he just, it was funny, man.

It's nothing but love for him, man. Hey, I hope him, I wish him well in all his endeavors. I hope he do what he do, man, but just he needed to understand a few things real quick, you know. And for a mother, I'm going to say, you got the game. Who am I to give it to you, man? I want to see what you know first. Why am I going to give it to you for free? Let me at least see what you know, so I know, okay, I'm matching.

You giving me some back. We can exchange. Fair trade. 1111. It's a good number. It's 1111 right now. It's a good number, bro. Well, you know, yesterday was 2-2-22.

Yeah, we cut some raw shit, too. We did. Raw. Epic. But for me, as Adam 22, that was pretty cool. But also, in 19 days when it is 22, 2020, 2022. Yeah.

I don't know. That's my day. That's your day. I mean, as Adam 22. Is that going to be, is that 22? day is at adam 22 day i don't know what i'm gonna do i got nothing planned but it just it seems like it just stands out to me i was like damn that's a lot of twos have the city have the city man put you together a day i mean remember j z did 22 twos yeah i haven't listened to that in a goddamn decade i

got to go back to that he was in a poetry lounge or some shit yeah in the song yeah i don't know that's crazy um yeah do you have okay so one person that they really want to see you with Brittany Renner I reached out to her I said listen there's a guy named Sharp people going crazy for him they want to see you with them

this is right after she did the academics episode Refresh and Fit she said I'm starting my own podcast and I'm not really trying to be a guest on anybody else's podcast for the time being but I would be happy to have Sharp

on my podcast now from my perspective she's been on my podcast a couple times so she wants the kickback That's why she's doing it like that. I'm sorry, Brittany. I didn't mean to have to throw you in a bus, baby,

but nobody's stupid. If your ass want to come on and come sit down, baby, hey, it's nothing but love for you. Come sit down. I'm just curious to hear about it, because there's a few things I want to talk to you about as well. So I think that it'd be nice. I don't know.

Maybe we can come to a happy media. Maybe we can come to an agreement because shit, at that point, man, it's a business arrangement. Yeah. And I'm going to treat it just as such when she stepped down. But she's starting to realize her worth. That's the problem. In this day and age,

all these girls are starting to realize they're worth. They're starting to realize I don't got to just be a podcast guest. Yeah. I could go be a podcaster. Well, not necessarily. It doesn't always work out for everybody. We don't know if it'll work out. But I bet she's got some deals on the table out there.

Of course. Of course. Don't we all that's moving and grooving? I mean, the real ones anyway. We're all grooving. All of us. Every last one. I can't wait to see.

Ooh, I can't wait. Let's try to, yeah, I don't know. Let's try to put it together. See if we can get the paperwork put together. Yeah, she just, if you're going to go on our podcast, you should probably just have some kind of, gentleman's agreement that she's going to then fuck with you at some point because that's normally how it's done. That's why I say fair trade system. That's why people got to understand something like

when you doing that, you got to have something to offer. It don't always have to be bread, but it's got to be something. You got to show people that you're serious about your craft. You know what I'm saying? Whether that's exchanging followers, exchanging, you know, different types of, you know, I'm saying groups of people, you know, okay, some of my people come fuck with you. Some of your people come fuck with me. That's the exchange. You know what I'm saying? all this bullshit, my fuck, and then they don't got

nothing to offer. You got a thousand people that fuck. Don't even fuck. Well, you've got a thousand people. Like, come on, you got to build. You got to get more press.

But what's it take for you to want to have somebody on the Sharp Tank at this point because you probably have all kinds of people swimming up in your DMs trying to challenge you slash trying to be on here to show you love, etc. I get a lot of, listen, man,

like I get more messages in my inbox. I'll show you. My message requests be full of. Like, I get more, I get more messages sent to me of people saying, you know, I appreciate you for all you do, you really help me. So, you know, to me, that's a lot of my payment as well,

just hearing them words from people because we all keep it going. You know what I'm saying? It keeps us all going together, you know? Right. So I get a lot of good messages, man, positive messages. Of course, I'm going to get a few duds. There's always going to be somebody that's got to say fucking something.

You know what I'm saying? Not everybody's going to agree with you. But it'd be a person with zero followers, no picture fucking they're hiding behind but i guarantee you got girls swimming up in your dms i don't fuck with them i leave them you would not be able to i think everybody a potential guest i'm gonna be honest i'm gonna be honest man i just don't even go looking at that shit because i don't know i just think that it's all i don't know i think everybody be out to i just i don't know i don't trust people like that yeah but man sometimes i'd be looking at my inbox and there's money in there

well they need to hey i have a fucking on listen on my instagram i have a business email you hit my email for Any type of inquirements that you would need or any type of services that you would need. You don't need to ask me any of that through my inbox because that's already unprofessional. If you go to my page, you'll see booking at the sharp one.com or whatever. Is that going to banks? Is that going to him?

No, it goes to me and him. Okay. Yeah. So I get to see it as well. And is he vetting pussy opportunities as well? No, bro. It ain't none of that shit, man. We don't get it.

You want to see our emails, man? We match emails. I bet you, your shits is nasty, bro. Like, yeah. No, girls want to do content with me. You know how everything has the, exactly. So you know how everything has like the subject? That shit probably be saying, yeah,

anal the night at 8.30. No, no, no. They want to get on the calendar. They want to get on the schedule. I don't fuck at 8.30. That's too late. No, but you know what it'll be weird is a girl would be in my DM saying,

I want to be on your show. And I don't know if that means I want to be on no jumper, which most likely you do not have enough to be on there or they want to be on plug talk, aka they want to have my dick in their mouth. Yeah. You know who it hit me up and I think we're probably gonna do one with them soon. I think it's them, but I think it's the Claremont twins.

You ever heard of them? Oh, stop it. You ever heard of them? They wanna, they hit me up. And I've had them hit me up from a few different pages that were their shit. So I don't know. They were like, yeah, we wanna get up on-

Because they got individual accounts as well. Yeah, they wanted to, you know, I'm saying. So it sounds like they want to come on the show. So, you know, I mean, they're more than welcome. They're big, and that would be a fucking great one for. you right there and that's dope because like I never knew who they were. I mean, no offense to them. I'm not knocking them but.

They're popping. Yeah. One of them did some time because she fucking, she was fucking with a dude who died and then she kept using his credit card allegedly. Damn. Real bitch. Well, let's think about it. I ain't knocking her shit. Why didn't cut the motherfucker off? Motherful

going to use it, man, to the end, to the wheels fall off. That's a given. That's a fucking give. That's an easy given. If she was your girl would you instruct her to do such? Fuck no. No? No. Don't want to be attached to that shit. Don't nobody if, if. That was ever a chick that I ever dealt with like,

where would I want her to be attached to something like that? Like that's good. If, okay. Move on in life, man. Like that shit, because that shit always comes back and bites you in the ass. People got to be smarter than that, man. Like, you can't be playing on people's shit like that and thinking that that shit's all tracked. That shit's all documented.

Like, it's a paper trail for them, you know? So if you're going to don't be an idiot. Don't be a dumb dumb. Anybody that's listening to this, do not be a fucking dumb dumb. Don't sit there and do shit that you think is not, nine times out of ten, the shit that you act so carelessly about moving in is the shit that always comes back and bites you in the ass. The shit that you think, the shit that you think that, man, you ain't even got to worry about no more. Man, that shit comes back and fucks you over. So you got to be careful. You've got to

be mindful. You got to be mindful, man. If you hypothetically had a girl under your wing, and there was a guy who was interviewing her and he had money, would you get the interviewer guy to send you? That's, to me, man, that's, to me, to me, I'm going to be honest with you, man. Is that fair game? Is that a tactic that you respect? I don't respect that, man. Like, you playing with, like, it's not even because, you know, like, there was no services,

no sexual services involved. Like, think about it, man. Like, this was just somebody who was genuinely. trying to help them out. He runs a legitimate fucking platform. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's not like he's just and everybody knows that. It's not like it's a Bush's baked bean fucking secret.

Like, come on, man. Hell no. Okay, but let me ask you about this. This is one other thing that she said in her interview that does not relate to Mark at all. She said that at one point a dude picked her up, a crazy-ass dude, and he was driving super fast, and for whatever

reason, she jumped out of the fucking car got third degree burn she was super scratched up all fucked up or cracking her skull or some shit she said she goes back to the track and her dude says get back to work standard

or extreme cruelty that is shocking to you what shocks me is that you even you got if I'm retired man so I look at it like if you're going to put your chick like man you got to figure out a better way to keep her safe man that's your number one priority is keeping her safe.

Her safety comes, you have to be her, you're supposed to be her protector, number one. So you have to keep her safe, even when she feels like, okay, well, this is a situation, I could have got it in, I could have got this in. It seems so easy. No, you're not doing that. You're not doing that.

It's because I feel a certain type of way about it. No, because your safety comes first. Safety is everything, man. Without that, that's why you hear these crazy-ass stories like you're saying, oh, man, bitch had to jump out the car or, you know, know this happened. This man's over here beating this bitch up. Like it's because, man, you got to put some, you got to keep some safety about the situation, man.

It seems like, you got to keep some safety. It's got to be tough to keep a degree of safety on. Because everybody learns, listen, man, in every game, you ever notice every game that you can play, whether it's podcast game, any game, it always evolves. So you have to roll with the times. You have to roll with those, man. You have to evolve with them. You can't just learning once and get stuck on it and that's all you know because that's all you'll ever be. That's the only place you'll ever go.

You have to, you'm saying? widen your horizon. Preach. You did. Church. I'm not going to try to say it with like three years. Church. No, man, it's church.

But, you know, like I said, man, you know, with that guy, I just wanted him to know, man. I'm not even alluding to him. The culture. That's what you guys say, right? But that shit, yeah, that shit bothered me, though, man. Like for somebody to think, man, that shit's true culture, man.

Like you don't do no shit like that, homie. That shit was disrespectful to me. To me, and it was hard for me to look at it around his neck. It was hard. It wasn't what the jewelry costs. Nice jewelry, man. I've seen hundreds of thousands of chains. That's easy.

But you got to, it's what it said, man. It had its culture, man. You plan. Don't fucking play like that. That's all I'm saying. You don't do that. And I would have told anybody that they didn't know. Obviously, he did not fucking know.

Right. You have a deep reverence for the game. I have a lot of love and respect for it, man. One thing that has kind of come with you reaching new levels of stardom, and I'm not sure to what extent you want to name names here, but you've had some legends in the game who you once felt like you had a strong relationship with that maybe don't want to pick up now.

You were telling me this, that you feel like certain people that you previously had a good relationship with, that they might be jealous of your success. You know, I think that I think it comes with the territory, man. It's sad because, you know, I was always taught even as a kid when you own and you're doing your thing,

not everybody going to be able to go. And not everybody's going to feel that because they're going to feel like, oh, well, you know, I'm your friend. Like, you know, they'll call banks or they'll call me. Like, oh, man, can he do this favor for me? Or can he do this or can he do that? Like, oh, well, that's the homie.

Man, you ain't called me in two years. The motherfucker ain't seen you in two and a half years And you're just popping out no man Come fuck with me every day So that shit can feel meaningful Don't just hit me when you need something man Is it like that? I hit motherfuckers to see how they doing

I don't just you know what I'm saying I don't just hit motherfuckers to see what they're doing You get what I'm saying Is that makes sense? I call to see how you're doing Not what you're doing That's some sneaky shit man Call me to see how I'm doing

Call to see me Hey man call to see me. Hey man call to see how I'm doing. Not what I'm doing. You did. But has it been weird for you to get used to the extent to which people that... I put it in the back of my mind, bro.

I'm moving forward. That shit right there, cloud the front fucking window shield. You know what I'm saying? I'm cool. Cool on that. Put that shit in the back. Put in the trunk. We'll deal with that shit later.

Right. We'll do with that shit later. Do you think you're getting the respect you deserve within that community, though? Because you had already won pimp of the year, right? Or player of the year, whatever. I don't know what they're talking about. What was that award that you award back of the day, though? I didn't win nothing.

Okay. I didn't win shit. But I'm just saying I didn't win nothing, man. You know what I won, man. A great chance to move forward in my life. That's what I feel like I've won overall, is to be able to sit here with you right now, man, and chop this shit and do what we do.

And, you know, makes you know, you know what we do. But. Get that bag. You're putting this culture or this. lifestyle or just by you being out here you're clearly kind of like doing it on a bigger level than nearly anyone before you know what i feel like you feel like you're getting the respect you deserve hey man if not i'm gonna take it i'm gonna take it anyway i got my respect motherfuckers know they can say whatever they want to say about me behind closed doors you can try to run my name in the mud

but it still ain't going to stand for shit motherfucker i'm gonna still be here will still be here still kicking this shit you're going to have to respect that that i ain't going to change just because of the way your ass feel about me, you know? And it's nothing but love to everybody, man. I ain't got no hate towards nobody, man. This is me. This is me, man. I'm going to always speak on it.

I ain't never going to bite my tongue. That shit hurts. You know? So I always tell it for what it is. But overall, I got love for the game, man. I got love for anybody who ever stood in it. Me, hey, man, I'm touching other doors, man. I'm going through other doors right now.

So that ain't something that's, you know, on my mind. Definitely. You know? You're opening the door for other people, though. I bet that they'll make a lot of shark copycats. Trying, man. I mean, shit. I've seen a few, I mean, but shit, it don't matter.

I mean, I still congratulate him, and I hope it makes it for it. I hope that they make it. It ain't no hatred. Like, I ain't, oh, look at this motherfucker trying to copycat. No, man, it's cool. Go ahead, man. Like, if you need some help, man, hit me up. If you got any questions, hit me up.

Hey, man, what you think I can do to get this. Hey, man, here, you can do this. I don't got no problem, man, helping them with the game. I'm going to tell you what I've learned or what I know. I can at least give you that. that. Do you see yourself as a podcaster? Do you see yourself as like a one man show? Or like, you know, when I do the No Jumper show, I've got A.D. and Housephone. When A.D. does his show. He's got T.R.L. and Dunow. Could you see yourself having a co-host or two co-hosts and then having guests on as well?

And or do, like, I don't know. What do you see the future of you as a podcast? Maybe. But I'm not going to say, listen, Sharp Tank is one of the realest things, one of. So motherfuckers can say, I didn't say the one, but one of the realist motherfucking podcast that run through no jumper. So it's got to be some real motherfuckers sitting down with me, man. So, you know, them seats, hey man,

there's nobody sitting in them seats right now, but eventually there's going to be a face there. You know, I think that there should be, you know, I think it'll be fun, you know, just to kind of like I said, just to broaden the, I'm saying, overall, just make the conversation spread a little wider.

Right. Because there's more people at play that are putting more real shit on the table. So if there's anybody out there, man, hey, man, y'all want to come through, hey, for real, man, just go ahead and send your application in and, you know, we'll have our people, get back to your people. Right. Even yesterday, you had a young lady with you that you brought into doing an episode with. Yeah, it was dope. And I was like, oh, well, look at this.

It was a new level of trust where Sharp is bringing a woman that he knows through his life around, because previously all the girls that you've done podcasts with have been ones that we served up for you. And I'll tell you, man, I don't always like what y'all put on my plate. I eat that shit. And I mean, you know, I don't blame you necessarily. Yeah. But that's why it was interesting to see you bring through somebody that I assume that you have a mutual respect for already since a lot of the girls that we've served up have been contentious. I want to do another panel. Let's go.

I want to do another panel. I want to do another panel with, I think this would be dope. I think Blue Jasmine Eliza, of course, Selena Powell. They hate each other Bring them through. They all hate each other. They ain't going to do shit while I'm sitting here. They ain't going to do a damn thing.

They're going to talk like ladies amongst their selves. They're not going to do none of that. They ain't going to do none of that bullshit. No, we're going to sit down and we're going to figure out some shit. I want to have them all there. I don't know. We'll figure out another spot. I want to do a big ass panel.

Like, I want to do like a fucking nine, ten person panel. Do it, man. I think it'll be dope, you know, make sure everybody get their turn, do what they're supposed to do. How many episodes do you actually filmed while you were in town? We did the Selena one yesterday. you did the other one with the girl, we did this one,

three? Three. Three while I'd be in time. I work hard. I work hard. Hey, man, we dropped these three. Shit. These three would be good.

I think they're going to really like what I just did, man, with the chicks. It's just opening up. I mean, Selena, pal, I don't know what the fuck she was on. That bitch, man,

I'm talking about she was hot in the twat. Her and her home girl. Her and her home girl. That bitch just was hot in the twat, man. I couldn't understand. Like I said, that shit,

like if you want to be, if you want me, To be attractive to me, man, like you got to just, all you got to do is just sit there and be yourself. You ain't got to already spread your legs. You ain't got to show me what you got to offer. You ain't got to do none of that, baby. Be yourself. That's what's going to turn me on about you.

That's what's going to make me look at you differently in a different light versus just sitting there just, you ain't got to play for the cameras, bitch. Be real. Selena got no respect. Yeah, no, she's going to, but you know what? Her coming around here, well, I'm around here, she's going to learn to get some. She's going to learn to get some, and she might be able to get back on. seem like she's been falling off. Seems like she's been falling off.

So, you know, she needs to get back on the horse, man. She's going to have to clean up. It was funny because I saw that shit with Sugar Cookie. Before we get about here. I saw that shit with, I saw that shit with Sugar Cookie. Yeah, she didn't change that shit up. I see she went and traded in the fucking Dengi Yagas she had on. Right.

This motherfuckers was dingy. She went and traded them things in, man. She wasn't sitting there looking like that no more. I see she had a nice little blazer on, all that shit. Hey, Sugar Cookie, if you're watching, baby, well done. Well done. Well done. You didn't like her challenge me on the gun control debate?

Oh my God, bro. I must have put about five or six, hey, I must have put like five or six fucking little stories. Like I was watching that shit at like four in the morning. I'm like, man, she needed to shut the... And nothing but love for the girl. But like, Mama, you've got to understand something. We live just a little bit different over here.

I get it. It's a culture shock. You're not used to seeing that. You're used to seeing people run around with billy bats and fucking clubs and tasers. We're cowboys. Over here. people have real guns. It's what it is, baby.

Anything else when we get a better? I just wanted to thank you for being part of the No Jumper Squad. I just want to put the good energy into the air. Let's fucking keep riding this thing until the wheels fall off because I love everything that we're building. And I don't know, man. I'm hyped. I'm hyped for what's going to come in the future

because there is a lot of things that are about to change. with no jumper as in moving and, you know, new location, the retail spot. We're gonna do a live show. We got the boxing match coming up, and we want you to be a part of all that shit. So then, you know, let's fucking just go crazy. I think it's gonna be dope.

I don't like to spoil it, but we're gonna say a little bit. I think it's gonna be dope when we do a tour. Oh yeah. And go see people, you know, live to where y'all can come and interact with us, you know, sit down with us and, you know, see us in person versus just always on the camera because we love y'all, man. The people that support,

channel support us you know and what we're doing whether it's Sharp Tank the end of the day uh you know Adam you know jumper doing the interviews and just people supporting us man I just want y'all to know from the bottom of my heart and I'm sure I'm speaking for everybody who works at no jumper or does what they do for no jumper we thank you man because without y'all there's no us 1,000 y'all are here for y'all y'all are here to keep our voices moving so I just want y'all to know man we thank y'all we love y'all and uh we hope to get with y'all soon man so let's make them proud yeah no for show we're about to get ready to get up out of year man hey the sharp tank smack that subscribe button and head on over to no jumper clips

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