RAWTALK - JEFF WITTEK VS DAVID DOBRIK, GETTING MIKE TYSON TO FIGHT AGAIN, BOXING RANDOMS IN MIAMI...

Episode Date: April 5, 2022

Join the turn of events with the funny & highly anticipated guest Jeff Wittek! This podcast is one for the books as they talk on their ways of living with social media and going through hard times in their lives. But... of course as fans of the UFC, they spoke about fighting in the ring & at the beach, training & cardio, drugs & their favorite fighter. This talk was really heating up and lead to violence....SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/c/REALRAWTALK?sub_confirmation=1LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rawtalk/id1294154339FOLLOW RAWTALK PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/getrawtalkTIKTOK | https://vm.TikTok.com/TTPdQbEqVX/FOLLOW BRADLEY:INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/bradleymartynSUBSCRIBE TO RAWTALK PODCAST CLIPS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzSBNBOK599FqzrTZS8ScQ/?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO LIFE OF BRADLEY MARTYN: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWTQG2aMDYKGDqYEGqJb1FA/?sub_confirmation=1SUBSCRIBE TO FITNESS CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/bradleymartynonline?sub_confirmation=1RAWGEAR: https://www.rawgear.com (CODE:RAW)

Welcome back to another episode, Rockdown. been uh honestly one of the one of the episodes that i've been i've been waiting for the most really yes man you just had mike majallic on and george janko yeah but like i i've been wanting to talk to you man really yeah because when i first talked to you you were like fighting random people from what i remember like you were giving people boxing gloves and then you were like fight me and like people were doing it oh in miami yes Yeah, I think I was just going through so much that I was like, you know what, fuck it. This is before I even met Liam.

Liam's going to be sitting in on this. He's a ex-fighter. Oh, you're a fighter. You do kind of look like a fighter. I don't think this is on. Yeah, you've got to be way closer to that, my boy. No, it's not on. Yeah, that's on.

Yeah, it's on. My city, my people, my heart. We were just listening to Liverpool music on the way here. And I'm pumped up. That's fine. Well, at least you're on the fucking, you're on there. You just look official. Okay.

Yeah, fuck it. So at that time. time, I was just like, I hadn't made YouTube videos in a while. I made that documentary and then I was like, fuck it, let's just come back wild, let's just box people on the beach. And I wanted a fight, but I couldn't really get a sanctioned fight

because I had like the eye problems. I had no eye socket, so you can't really get cleared for a fight when your eyes hanging out. Yeah, so you were just fighting people on the street. You were like going to Miami. I needed to let it out somehow, you know? Just a fighter or what? What is this? But it was with the 16 ounces.

You know, it's like pillows. Yeah, pillows on But either way It's like just randomly You know something just knock you the fuck out Well and then I saw you at the fight And you were like give me a body shot Bare knuckle and you ate it

And I was like oh fuck What the fuck is this guy made out of Yeah that was fun man So let's talk about you though bro Like who are you like where are you from Like what's your story Where'd you grow up Like how did you get here

I want to that's what this is a shit's all about I want to understand that Okay where did you start Hometown I grew up in your city my dad was uh he drove trains in brooklyn and then he worked for the bus department my mom was in the world trade center that's where she used to work she was in 9-11 she got out um and i just yeah i grew up in new york my whole life i was a barber in a barber shop

in new york city so you're really a barber yeah i was really a barber i was a barber for i mean i still am kind of but i just don't do haircuts in a barbershop as much anymore i'm a little rusty yeah a lot has happened since then you need to be on top of your craft to really for sure up there with the best but um i just do it for the show now you know now i'm a content creator comedian whatever you want to call it so but like let's so before all this content creation and comedian stuff like i like where where are you coming from like selling weed were you were you drug dealer actually i moved out here because you could buy pounds of weed for cheaper and if you ship them back to new york successfully you can double your money is this a real

fact this is a real well it was at the time now there's a gray area it's like the prohibition you can't make as much as you used to back in the day. That's kind of why I was, like, fading out. Like, I knew this wasn't going to last forever. So you were a real drug dealer? I mean, I mean, listen, you're not going to criminal yourself. Opposed to me. I've done jail time for it.

I have records. Okay, so opposed to me a fake drug dealer. Like, I'm not a real drug dealer. Oh, I thought all that stuff was real. Because I just was like, all right, I already did the time for this. I learned my lesson. I don't sell drugs anymore. It was only weed.

It wasn't killing people. Right, right. Steroids is another story. That's helping people, you know. So you thought I was a real drug dealer? I thought you were slinging at least some testosterone over here. You got even your cameraman. Maybe like once or twice.

You know, your cameraman's ready for a bodybuilding show. Yeah. Why the fuck does he need to be that jack to hold that small camera? Yeah. I mean, but like, you know, that's like more like personal. Like, hey, my buddy's like, yo, I want to get some stuff. I'm like, I got you, you know? But it's not so much I'm out here like on the streets being like, yo, you need some shit.

I'm on the corner. I'm not doing that. Here we go. We got our title, Bradley Martin admits to being a drug dealer. Actually, I did actually sell drugs at one point. Okay, there we go It's a real story As long as it's not

As long as you're not Slinging heroin to this No no no Fet and all And people are dropping dead Because of what you're doing Just to make more money Than no

You know It was more like to buddies Who were like Yo I want this And then I was like All right I got you Yeah Yeah

And I'm sure that comes up a lot In the gyms And barbershops You meet a lot of people You make a lot of connections And Those are good places to hang out So I got a question for you

Before you got in social media Why did you think You'd be successful On social media? I didn't. I thought I would eventually have some like entourage lifestyle, you know, like growing up watching entourage, watching Vinnie Chase and just the dream is to have you and all your boys out in L.A.

What year was this? This was probably, I'm talking like when I was 16, so probably like 15 years ago. Okay. Yeah, but that wasn't really realistic because I wasn't pursuing it actively. I wasn't trying to get auditions. I remember I got an agent once and I did one audition and it was from. like a Nickelodeon show and it didn't go with my vibe at all and I got all pissed off because they like basically abused me. They're like, okay, this is, that's great. Thank you. So Nickelodeon,

not your thing. I wasn't the guy for Nickelodeon. And then I just, then how did you get linked up with David Dobrick? Well, it was, there's a lot that happened before that. So I moved into 16-9 or Vine to basically just use that as like my, my trap house. It was a place I would meet people and do everything I needed to do. And that place became the mecca of viner. and content creators before, like, YouTube was a big thing and, like, collaborations was a big thing because Vine kind of blew that whole thing up. This is, like, 2001, 15?

Yeah, around there. Okay. I guess probably, yeah, around 2015. So I'm walking in hockey bags. Yeah, you were in the gym. I'm walking hockey bags into my apartment of weed, and there's, like, King Batch riding a hoverboard with a SpongeBob backpack on filming a Vine,

that, like, coming down the hall. Sounds exactly right. And I was like, you know, that, like, that guy looks familiar. but I wasn't, like, going to chase him down and be like, yo, you know, I had a different objective at the time. I was like, make money. And then when I make the money, I'll be able to fund whatever projects I want to do in the future.

So I actually did fund, I produced a short film so I could test out if I could be an actor. And I gave myself the leading role. I had some friends, right? And I had a lot of other friends and social media stars and actors being in at my ex-girlfriend at the time. She was, like, nice enough to be in my, like, $80,000. Short film. How'd you get the 80,000 selling drugs actually? That's how you got the money to Yeah, there's raw talk, right? You won't fucking raw talk? No, but that's true. I've lost $200,000 in a phone call. I've like had somebody hit me up like, yo, we got pop. It's done. And I had

to deal with that. And then, you know, there's a lot of struggles there too. So I'm like numb to all this bullshit now because I've already gone through so many stages of my life. Yeah. So when did you realize like social media was a way for you to go, a direction for you? When everything was going wrong and I started getting hit up with opportunities and brand deals for major brands American Express and stuff like that and I'm like why the fuck am I going to sell weed when I'm getting off for this trip to but how did the how do the how to the how to because obviously for brands this hard hitting you like hey you got followers yeah how did you start getting followers okay um because I love your personality I think you're fucking hilarious thank you

I love the type of humor I'm just curious I need a big guy like this on the team we need I know you're already kind of taken you have No, I got my own, I'm my own crew What you mean? And I'm a free, you got me on the fucking podcast Yeah, I'm a free agent right now too I don't know if you know if you'm keeping up with the news Yeah, no, I've, I mean, that's something I want to talk to you about

But I know we gotta touch it, it's like, it'll be light on that Well, yeah, whatever, it's fucking real talk, you know, we'll get it. But what's so, so, so let me ask then, what's the deal right now with David? I mean, what can you say? We're not really talking, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm, just I felt really fucking pissed off just hearing the stuff he said imagine somebody does something to you like that and then kind of puts out a video where they blame you the whole time and then throw you a little fucking sorry this happened to you at the end of it that

really set me off so I was like all right this guy's never going to learn I guess I'll just talk to some lawyers see what they think let them handle it take it because I can't have this stress in my life if I want to come on camera and be funny and so is this is it becoming like a real legal thing yeah and it takes a lot of your energy out You know, it'll put you in a bad mood when you have to get on the phone with a lawyer and go over an accident video that you regret and you got to fucking watch it a hundred times over and over again. But you have to go through that stuff when it comes to these things. So that's why I like just try to deal with those calls and that stuff when I have to and then just get back to, you know, enjoy in life. So let's take it back to what I was saying before.

So you start, you see these guys you're at Vine. When did you, when were you like starting to build your platform? When were you starting to build Jeff Wittick on the internet? Well, I met Rudy Mancuso. Oh, Rudy. You know Rudy? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Super talented.

Yeah. He did it all. He was a musician. He would film, edit, write his jokes, all this stuff. What does he do now? I haven't seen him as much. I think he's doing a movie. Now, I don't know if I'm allowed to say what it is.

Okay. But I think he's doing a big movie that's like potentially, it could be like Marvel or something. Because I know he, like, he writes songs for people too, right? Yeah. Something he does? Yeah. working with Beaver a lot and yeah a lot of fun times we had he put me on basically and my ex-girlfriend at the time we had this like uh double date set up where him and his girlfriend

was my ex-girlfriend at the time's co-host on a show so we would film our skits together and they would have an actual show at Warner brothers and we would go visit like schmucks like just fucking who are these guys they film videos on their phone and there's this huge production for our girlfriends and you know it's cool how like traditional media and social media is like you know just watching it play out over the years like pandemic things got crushed tv shows can't be filmed we'll be like fuck it let's just film set up a couple cameras yeah social went crazy yeah but at the time i owe a lot to them they gave me a shot rudy was like yeah you just you're funny you say fucking wild shit i don't know if you're serious or not i don't know if you're even like

like all the stuff i'm telling you now that's the best humor though like i'm sold all these drugs and somehow became a viner but you really did sell those drugs that's how it worked out that's how it played out in order and then i made my own barbershop show because you know i i had these people all asking me for haircuts so i basically um the hardest part about doing a podcast or some sort of collaborative show like this is booking a guest that's the most annoying part right chasing people down tana uh go fuck yourself tana she's by the way get a hold of bro i just want to say go fuck yourself she'll even say that she's coming and then like oh she's bro the day oh yo yo hold on where's my phone at this shit's so funny hold on i got to read you this fucking message dude so i told

her i was like four o'clock right this is actually really funny shit dude and i was like is she she supposed to be here today no no no no fuck no no this was this was yesterday but this is a response i said i said 4 p.m at nine in the morning okay Yeah, and I don't give a fuck if she sees this Yesterday, 5.53 She goes, no, no, we're going to have her on the podcast. She's going to have to explain this shit because I want to understand it.

What do you think about this text? Do you guys think this is bullshit? Like, because it's a little crazy. She's probably wasted when she's... Probably. I said 4 p.m. 9 a.m. at 9 a.m. at 9 a.m. sent it text. So 4 p.m., that's the time we're doing the podcast.

5.53. Oh, my God. I completely forgot. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. What do I do? I'm so sorry. I would literally love to do this. I'm heartbroken right now. Oh, my God. Should have sent her a Zoom link. Send her a Zoom link. Oh, you're going to do it right now? Do it right now. Full of shit. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Well, now she's got to fucking explain herself. So she's got to come here and explain yourself in person because the bigger issue is like I was like, you know, I'm good. But like I don't want to tell them like, yo, pull up and then everyone's waiting around and like I'm looking like a dickhead. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So it is what it is. We'll have to have to explain it. But anyway, what do you do a situation like that when you got the whole crew set up

and your guest cancels do you just wing it just shoot some like only fans content just like pull my dick out hey all right that's it on no I'm kidding I don't do it I don't do any only fans no it was just a shitty joke that's what she does she crushes that apparently she just got a plaque for 10 million dollars what she made 10 mil of only fans

yes bro I just saw that shit too yeah I don't know how the fuck people will pay to watch yeah I don't do I don't mean like In general, porn is free But I don't understand the whole Only Panda market She's not attractive at all

Okay, okay, okay Oh my God, these guys are savage There are people that are obsessed with Tanner Yeah, I've realized it from It's because like, you know, People love her personality Love the fact she's raw She just don't give a fuck

Yeah, that's what people love about her I know that for sure And I'm not, I mean, she's not necessarily My type in particular But you know Someone I'm sure someone sees her like, Yeah, she's beautiful. Do you think she's pretty?

My personal type? It's not for me. She thinks she's pretty. I mean, she's pretty, but she's not like, yeah, but like it's not my type. You know what I'm saying? Tell the truth. I'm telling the truth. I like a little darker skin, you know?

Oh, there you go. You got something in common. Oh, you too? Yeah. My boy, let's go. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. What about you?

You got a girl? I like whatever. You know, I don't have a type. It's, it's, yeah, whatever phase I'm in at the time. But back to what we were saying. And so book and guess is always a headache. So I would have all these people, all these viner's once word spread that I was a barber in the building and also sold a little weed, you know, here and there. Everybody was hitting me up all the time.

So I had these people coming in my house. Yeah. And I'm like, fuck it. I'll make a talk show out of this. And I could also mess with people. They're nervous because they're coming to a new barber. And that just kind of started, you know, picking up a little bit. I had a few shot.

And then I had the same manager as David and the whole, like a couple guys in the blog, what? So we all linked up at a great friendship for, you know, the time being, B.C. before Creen. And then some things played out. We tried to make everything work. And then, you know, it was tough. There's a lot that was going on. And I didn't know I was going to be getting surgery so much over and over and over again. So we didn't think it would play out like this at the time.

But, yeah, shit happens. Life goes on. You know, what are you going to do? Yeah. So would you fight David Dover? Can you have the chance? Hell yeah. But, you know, how can we make that happen?

It would get him to sign a contract, you know, get the lawyers involved. Maybe I wouldn't have a fight. Oh, I know, I know. Yeah, I mean. That'd be dope, though. Yeah. Maybe like, maybe like you could do some sort of like, the match would be I for an eye, we could sell the shit out of that.

The ultimate battle right there. I brought it up to my manager, but I think he was just like. I mean, maybe he could fight with one hand. Yeah. I think David suggested that he wanted to do like a tennis match or something like that. That sounds like that. But, you know, he's actually really good at tennis. He's a good athlete, you know, people will underestimate him.

But in the fight, in the boxing ring, yeah, that's... Maybe not. Maybe not where it's going to go. But, yeah, we'd have to trick him into it or something like that. So why you're going to sign and something? Maybe I'll just get my manager to give him like, hey, this is a brand deal from C Geek, sign it. And maybe he'll be like, wait, C geek, yeah, bet. Wait, how much money is that?

Oh, shit, okay, cool. In one month, I'll just fall right in. Jeff, loser, loses an eye. Imagine. And then I lose it. I have no why. Guys, that would fucking be horrible, huh? Dude, you wouldn't lose me.

I don't think you could lose that fight. I don't think I can lose in general. I think I could take on anybody. My mentality, I think I could, right? Liam, tell him that Liam, speak for me, please. Go ahead, speak for him. He'll kill everyone. We've been working on kicks.

I came into the gym the other day because I'm, I'm kind of all into like just combat sports in general. Me and you should just fight. Right now, I would want to save it from the end of the show. We should just, probably the end. Yeah, we'll end it with that. You fight? I mean, I mean, we'll see. End of the show.

Okay. We'll see. So I became a big fan of UFC. He's obviously a traditional boxer. Liverpool, been in the U.S. for 10 years, still has that accent stronger than ever. It doesn't make any sense at all. How many matches? 13, professional.

13. You can look him up, Liam Vaughn. He's got some nice knockouts on there. Just pressure, fucking beating the shit out of people, body shots. Yeah, Liam. Like a professional. Yeah. I love it.

I train with Freddy Rothschild. Really? Yeah. It was around Pachial. He was my manager. He was my manager. He was the way of the way. The best.

He was Pachial Sparring Partner for years. Miguel Koto. Damn. They all speak very highly of him. He's very well connected. How do you know him? Like boxing? I went in 10 years.

I went in there to take him over. I used to go into the boxing gym and just fuck around before like anything because I just always love, you know, just fitness. fitness and you know combat sports and I had no idea what I was doing when I first walked into wild card I've only been in like street fights like breaking my hand from fighting at the barbershop yeah and I finally went in there I met Liam I would see Liam run in the streets of Hollywood back when we were in our partying days and this guy would just always be committed just out every time I drove my car I would see Liam on the street running and yeah we finally

linked up at I think it was vinyana his fight I saw you at catch and you were like what the fuck happened you're right yeah okay He told me straight up just how it is like your fucking eye is fucked up. Something happened. So we start talking and it's just good to have people around you like that. It'll say how it is. How much vision do you have out of that eye? So out of this eye, um, I didn't smash my eyeball.

I smashed my eye socket. So your eyes still good. My eyes good. Yeah. But we're just trying to get it into the right place and get the eye socket to build. So that's why I bought HGH to rebuild tissue. Smart. Because it's a man of our too.

Yeah. Yeah. What is that there? It's a little bit. Whatever, give it to us. Who cares? We'll figure it out after. We'll look it up on Google.

Because I want to, like, it says it heals muscle tissue. And even in your eye, you have muscles and you have tissues. I mean, growth hormone is like, it's the, it's a fountain of use. So for us, obviously our bodies produce it naturally. And as we age, we get to a point where we start to produce less and less and less. And that's how people age because they're making less and less of this hormone over time. What age you think starts HCHE8, in your opinion? Oh, man.

I mean, that's like 30, 35? that's a tough question because like obviously my audience is like kids who are probably like I want to know this fucking answer and there's no right answer it really depends like the the important thing for anyone listening if you're hearing this now I have to make this official if you're ever thinking about doing anything like this you need to get your levels checked first remember you guys asked me about should your boy take it I asked you to do a visual observation just scan this is shit you can't do right you have to make sure that you're actually checking what's going on your body like get your growth hormone levels check how what you have

naturally your testosterone and all this stuff before you ever even consider any exogenous hormones which is just hormones that are outside of the body that you're giving everyone's going to get to a point where it's like you you're going to probably want to feel better than you do right so as these guys get older like in getting the exogenous testosterone is going to help keep them at a level where they feel great so growth hormone is the main hormone in the sense of like your skin your hair your nails a production of all these cells that keep you young looking young but also like regeneratively like to fix the like i don't know what it's going to do for my eye my vision is a little fucked up because of the placement of my eye so they're not like aligned

so i just wanted to heal whatever it can i'm trying whatever i did stem cells i'm just doing whatever the fuck i can if elons like be the test dummy for the neural link i'll be like fuck it let's do it pop it in there you know yeah it'd be fucking amazing drill right in but so i'm i'm curious like why why would you think going and fighting random people on the beach in miami's a good idea if your eyes like still trying to help i got to live my life bro You know, I got to still have fun. You know, I got to feel like myself. People ask me, you just got in a near-death accident.

Why do you feel a neat to go jump out of a plane again? It's because I couldn't let myself turn into that person that, yeah, that an accident will do. Like, a near-death accident can really change your life. And I loved who I was before that, and I didn't want it to. Obviously, that version of me is dead. There's a new version of me that hopefully is new and improved. And that's just life. You know, you get older, you figure shit out.

Of course. but yeah you just didn't want to find yourself in a position where like you felt like you were using this as a crutch for not doing other things in your life yeah exactly so I went right back to skydiving school

did another like 10 jumps to finish get my license and do jumps out of hot air balloons and stuff like that I just didn't want to sit around feeling sorry for myself which still ends up happening when you have to do more surgeries

but yeah it's a constant you know I complain enough on my podcast about this stuff Yeah. Well, it's a first time here. I mean, I haven't heard it. You know what I'm saying? Like, I mean, this is this is an important thing I think to bring up, like you said, just talking about not putting yourself in a position of, oh, I feel like this happened to me. So now my circumstances are all just like this. Not being a victim of your circumstances, right? Yeah. That's one of the most powerful things. I think a lot of people listening can relate to or try to understand if you guys are not getting this. Like if something happened to you in your life, obviously like fucking your face up to, to like a crazy degree, which would happen to you. Yeah. could put a lot of people in a damper on a lot of people's lives and be like, oh, I'm not going to do this or I'm not going to do that now. And you being able to say like, fuck it, this is where I'm at. I'm just going to keep going forward.

There's power in that. And I just want to encourage people listening to do the fucking same thing. Yeah, thank you. That's dope, bro. It's amazing. I think now you need to fight David Dobrick. I would love to, but, you know. You got to, you rather sign the contract.

I can't just go do it. We'll see. You know, catch him at fucking. Catch him at catch. No, no, no, no, no. Like Jorge Masvedellan. And then I'm back in jail Did you see all that shit?

I wish I don't give a fuck about jail But it's just like I The rest of the stuff that is going on I don't want to just keep a tag You know I'm not going No I get it So what what other big projects are you working on right now Besides the podcast

It's amazing I love you I brought you some Because I'm not gonna lie man Listen I did the podcast thing A little bit where I jumped in on the Zoom call And I hit him Natalie right off And I was like yo we gotta do some fucking shit like this Yeah we go through a lot of trial

an era to figure out how to make things innovative and fucking what is what's it about are you gonna this is a okay so i brought your products hair products oh hair you can put them in your beard or whatever chest hair okay yeah i like that and i also got you some of these babies some hats some of the class oh you know i love these let's go and then you're a hack guy yeah fuck yeah yeah so that's what we got out right now the product line i'm very excited about so odorants coming out so merch stuff um well merch yeah but I'm more focused on the products I'm very invested in like the labs and doing multiple different takes on products just different samples testing that I brought just in case you need another one it's out of the package because it was Mike Malick used it before he's clean

so you can let me use Mike's used fucking needle I mean it's it's it's just what it's Mike bro you know he's our friend yeah but like what's he got Jesus Christ like this was really used Like, who's needle is there? You can share it. Wait a second. I got it from Mike. He told me to bring it over because you might need some. Like, yeah.

No, this is a lid like, you guys can't see this shit? Did you read Mike's book? I did, but this is legitimately. Yeah. What's the big deal? This is a used needle. Try it out. Who cares?

You guys can't. Yeah, well, I'm not going to do that. That is completely unscensatory. This is real, though. I suppose people understood. Give past the needle. Okay. There's some products in there.

You got a comb. I love the comb. Thank you for the beard. Thank you. What is this? It's, uh, that's a texture spray. You give that to your lady or, uh, this is for hair. It's for, it's their hair products, yeah.

Yes. But it's, I'm going full. It's a little disrespectful to me. I know. I know, I know, I figured that would happen. That's why I brought the hats. I really like this though. Thank you.

I really like this. Like the, the, the feel of this is dope as fuck. Thank you. Yeah. It was a lot of, a lot of scrap. It's a great fucking hair. Go fuck yourself. All right.

I wear hats a lot, too, because there's a lot of pressure. You know, now people think I'm going to have perfect hair all the time. If I get caught out with a bad hair day, my whole company could be fucking ruined. That's the pomade. I'm for a classic baseball look with that. Wow. How long have you been doing this stuff? Well, I've been cutting hair my whole life.

Damn, this is fucking, this is actually really dope packaging. Thank you. Like, I'm not one, because, like, I'm big branding stuff. Like, I got the raggedy. I got all the clothing stuff. Yeah. This is actually fucking sexy. Thank you.

Yeah, no. We put a lot of work into it. God. I'm very proud of it. One of my lowest points throughout the recovery, I put those products when I first got the packaging in and we were settled on it. I put them by my nightstand and I would wake up

and look at it every day because it would motivate me to do more than just have to throw a camera in my face and be miserable, you know? I'm not saying that I'm miserable filming all the time, but at that time when I had half my face smashed in like two face. You didn't want to be out there like that. So I worked a lot on that. How do you deal with that?

Because like I noticed like you wear sunglasses a lot now. I mean, it's nice because the fucking bright lights in the podcast. I'm fine with it, but, you know, I'll take them off if you want. Yeah, no, you're good, you're good. What do you think, Liam, fucking put him back on? No, you're good. You look fucking amazing. Thank you.

No, you look fucking normal as fuck. Thank you. So in the time, yeah, it was a shitty time, but I was like, how can I make the best of the situation? How can I, you know, shift my just time and effort into this? Because I couldn't work out. I fractured my hip. my leg had a bunch of torn ligaments my jaw was broken i had to drink in shores like i was really

fucked up in the first two months so how long was the whole recovery process i mean we're still doing i had a surgery a month ago so yeah and i'll have another one in like six more months but um yeah it's you can still do shit you know like i i thought i would have to work out to make myself feel sane every day and i got in the habit of that i quit drinking alcohol my release was getting in a solid run or a good workout yeah and then I had like both like now everything I don't have vices at all so I was like let me just work on something else just stay positive stay you know when did you find the gym um jail yeah really yeah how long are you in jail for um multiple different occasions never more than a year it was like little four months skits here and

there like uh out here I did a month in Miami I did a few months and New York when I was younger They're like little, you know, ones here and there, but you're younger. So they throw you right out. Yeah. You know, back then I still had my parents to fucking throw me down money if it was like affordable. But, yeah. So when I was in L.A. County, it was a lot different than every other experience I had when I got locked up. In here, it's so political and it's just gang.

Like, you need to join a gang the second you get in. And each gang has their programs. So if you don't stick to their programs, you're getting beat up. or you get a strike and if you get three strikes you get beat up so i would just like i'm down for the workouts and there was no alcohol there's no uh like you get fed three times so prior to this you're kind of on like a die no i was like a little skinny fat like out of shape looking like skinnier guy you know i wasn't that into fitness back then i played sports when i was younger i was in like i played baseball yeah babe ruth league i stopped around high school because i started

working but um yeah i did that i uh i don't even know i fucking i just i started i started doing burpees we'd have to do 113 burpees because the ms 13 because the whites are allied with uh with all the mexican games yeah so it was like if i'm not doing 113 i'm getting my head smashed in so i was like it fuck it i'll do two 300 is it really like that though it's not even that bad 113 burpees a day no i mean are they really gonna like they're at war bro you're at war in there the guards don't give a fuck so you take your crew that you need to look out for your dorm like okay i want my people to be strong like other gangs won't care as much but at least like these guys they want to make sure all their guys are fit in case a fucking riot breaks out

and that's why they're so hard on you for working out every day it's kind of nice you know it's like you got so did that trickle over into uh everyday life after then you're like i got to keep this up i need to do 113 or do you well i was like i don't want to just go to like that shit that They just went through sucked. I don't want to put that to waste. So I kept up with it after that. And then I learned how to do like circuits and, you know, work out with weights.

But I still pretty much just do like body weight stuff. Body weight stuff. No like bodybuilding type shit. No, like machine stuff. No. You don't try to get a pump in the gym. No, I'm just trying to be fit and like agile. I want to be like a ninja, you know?

I'm not like, I have different goals. And that's why we wanted to ask you what your goals were. Because obviously you have a physique that has taken probably a decade at least to yeah yeah you know long time um currently this is actually really interesting you ask me this right now because for the last i want to say four years i've been so caught up in making content and like you know collaborating flying shooting content business stuff back and stuff brand building stuff management stuff the gym stuff that i've i really did lose focus on my

own physical goals like i really stopped being like okay i'm going to do this for myself when prior to like all this internet shit the only reason why I ended up here beyond the fact that I like had conversation I told parts of my life like my upbringing where I've been from and then people were like oh I appreciate this I appreciate the stories that you're telling you know about your past about your life and what you've been through the reason why I got here was because I just I really did it like trained and I didn't do it for this I did it because that's what made me feel fucking same right so I did that for years and the next thing you know like I wasn't because social media didn't exist I started back in 2011 like when the apps first started

Instagram yeah and I was like yo like I was just filming my life I was taking pictures of my life it wasn't like there were influencers and you can make money doing shit and like this is why I do it and I'm gonna be like that guy who makes money and drives cars I was just like I was a trainer yeah and I was like this would be cool I'll put my client's progress and take pictures of like myself because like that's what I was doing like so I just did it and I kept doing it and then as it became a thing that everyone goes we want to see you do this it changes yeah like it changes drastically where then now I find myself shooting content to appease people when prior I was just working out because it was just the thing that made me feel fucking okay with myself yeah like it made me feel okay yeah it's so very similar like upbringing like this is what your thing was you found your your niche and then you made that into content and now Now you made a personality out of it, your personality and everything. Yeah, like I compete.

I did. I did some of the first men's physique competitions back in 2011. So when men's physique first came out, I did like the first shows. But like you said, yeah, I mean, I was talking about on your podcast the other day, your buddy asked that shitty question. Like I grew up without a father. My thing was like just. Sorry about that, by the way. No, it doesn't matter.

It's so long ago now. Like it's, it is a joke. I have to make it a joke. If you were in studio, would you have got up and given them a, oh. No. No. I would have made the same joke because like I can't expect someone who doesn't know to know. Yeah.

It's like you can't. You know what I'm saying? Jokes are jokes. It is what it is. But that's where I started from. I started from wanting to feel good about myself and then I'm good enough. And then I just like got caught up with the gym. It was never for the internet.

Like a lot of kids nowadays, they see this stuff probably that I'm doing or other social media people are doing. They're like, oh, I want to do what Brad is doing or I want to do what that guy is doing. I didn't do this shit because I saw anyone do it on the internet. I did this shit because I felt terrible as a human being. Mentally. Yeah, about myself. Like being like, am I not good enough? Why did my dad leave me?

Like, did he not love me? And all these questions that when I was training, nothing else matter. Yeah. When I was lifting the weight, I didn't have to think about anything else. So I was like, if I can do this and not think about that, I need to do this as much as I can. Yeah. That's how I started. I appreciate it.

That's how I started. And it wasn't like I want to be social media famous and make money. We're all addicts, you know? Like, you just got to find. a way to put that addiction into something positive. Like this guy doesn't drink, never had a drug drink in his life, but he's a fucking addict when it comes to

his coffee. He's got six creamers. He has six creamers in there right now that he had blown out. His friend flew it out from Liverpool. Fucking. It's a fancy creamer for sure. I know they have better stuff in Europe anyways. He's addicted to strip clubs going to dinner's at Nobu. You know, like we find

our ways. Shrip clubs. Yeah. But no, so this is the thing, man, to answer your question. I know it's like a big loop around, but It was really like, now you ask me this question. And so what I was saying was for the last, I want to say four years, I've just been making content. And like, I haven't been like, this is a goal that I'm going to do. Like, because before the content, it was just like, this was just the thing that made me feel okay. And then I started making content because like, oh, I know people are liking this.

Let me do more of this. And then you kind of lose your like, why in a sense because you're doing it, you know, to entertain people to create content for people. And so I want to say in the last like month, I was like, fuck this shit. I'm getting shredded. I'm picking something for myself a goal, like a physical goal, and I'm going to fucking chase it. That's why when you FaceTime and you call me,

I'm on the fucking bike outside. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, at first time we FaceTime, I was like, yo, I'm sorry, I'm going through so much shit this week. And I was like, I wanted to do the podcast, but, you know, you were like, what the fuck you're doing cardio for? Yeah, you threw me off. I was like, yo, this guy, that's what I need to be doing right now.

Yeah, yeah. What's that? How are you with the diet? Amazing. Except today, because I filmed, I filmed this video right before this. I'm fucking drinking. Yeah, I mean, are you good on the diet in general? So good, yeah.

That's 90% right. Oh, it's everything. Your diets, that's the thing. Like, I don't think people realize that the biggest thing that this dieting, me trying to get shredded right now currently has done for me, I cut out all the bullshit. How's your stomach right now? It's amazing.

You want to see it right now? See it right now. Okay, I mean, it's like a weird angle. It's fine. It's also, I'm also, uh, I'm also fucking, uh, you don't always get to pick the angles. When you're doing a morrow. Marvel movie. You can't tell whatever his name is, Spielberg, that you want to

fucking change the angle. I'm also fucking red because I just got to, you know. You look great, dude. What's the goal? What is your inspiration? You're, you're, because I mean, there's not. Dude, look at this shit. Yeah, you got fucking burned up. Is your favorite bodybuilder? Oh, man. Favorite bodybuilder. So, Doreen Yates is one of my favorite. And during. Is he the best of all time? No, based on it. Accolades, no. But my favorite thing about Dorian Yates is the way that he trained the intensity in which he trained like the small shitty gym and all exactly all if you watch blood and guts during Yates training this guy is like balls to the wall like beyond failure like this guy these guys are

fucking yelling at each other like be like 10 20 30 like the amount of reps that kind of work that they're putting in is just beyond failure what you think on the way he's changed his body now like one of the thickest densest grainiest like hardest body of all time legitimately yeah one of the big like he he he he like I mean he set the standard when it came to training intense and his physique I know on stage was one of like the craziest physiques I know he didn't win tons of titles how many did he win on here three I don't know the exact number I can say anything but but like obviously Ronnie Coleman won way more titles right honor won more titles but the way this guy

train was insane so it's crazy now that I see he goes from like blood and guts to fucking yoga oh yeah but it's like it makes sense though to me I see that because like how long can you be doing so much goes into what you're doing your meal preps yeah the lifting the cardio like you have everything dialed in it's just hard to and then you got this on top of it yeah you can't you can't do this forever what'd you say their bodies are beat up yeah that's they're all injured now you can't do it I know I mean he can't even lift the head right the ball is here really really yeah I I didn't know that.

I'm surprised you understood what he said there. Yeah, Arnold left the hair dryer to blow it. Yeah, that's good. No, I get, I'm just, he talks really soft.

Yeah. Yeah. I understand. I understand. I was almost going to. Is that Paul Diz is so lethal? Yeah. Because the guy who's got this body beat up the worst is fucking Ronnie Coleman,

which I've been trying to get on the fucking podcast, by the way. He's actually, watching right now. I think it's scheduled, actually. I think we're going to have a schedule. That'd be great.

But that's why I ask what the goal is, because like, for me, it's health. Like, I want to be able to live long. Yes. I want to be able to just feel good mentally and physically.

But like ideal body type that like I would set as a goal, probably I think the most sought after is like Brad Pitt Fight Club, you know, when he's down. Oh my God. You know, he's down there in the basement and he's just got blood coming off his face. It's fucking classic. And he's skinny as fuck though. You know, he probably weighed 150 pounds there. But on camera, he looks.

Of course. Like he's like. No, that's one of the best. as far as I'm concerned in Hollywood at the time but he was nowhere near like what's not about it doesn't have to be huge you know yeah that's so different different goals so anyways like so like you're saying on the health tip like when I started this diet now not only does like the the idea that I'm okay I'm I'm so focused on this like wanting it to be you know me wanting to get lean but at the same time cutting the calories in the sense of like the sugar and the excess

bullshit I noticed the biggest thing that I've been like oh I love it. love this and like I'm just kind of upset with myself that I hadn't done it sooner was the the structure that it created with the rest of my life meaning like me cutting the sugar cutting the bullshit saying no being like oh like someone's like get this I'm like no I can't have it fuck I got to go eat this not that it's bad but I'm letting go of like all the other shit that I do really want to eat like the fucking chick filet the shake shack the shit here and I really want to keep doing these burger reviews with them and I'm eating me shit burgers but I need a gain weight Yeah, I don't die whatsoever.

Different for you. I mean, I don't know what your specific goals are, but for me, I realized cutting these things back, it created so much more structure in the rest of my life. Yeah. Even mentally, just being more, just more attuned to like, okay, I'm going to show up at this time. I'm going to be awake at this time. Like, everything just started to be a lot more like. I felt more like a machine. And I like that and I missed that.

Yeah. I missed that feeling where I was like, this is what I'm doing. And in two hours, I know I'm meeting again. In two hours, I know I'm meeting again because I'm dieting. like yeah before like i'm eating big ass meals and then fucking hopping on a private jet with steve yeah going to fucking gamble you got an opportunity here what do you say you're new to being like the way you are now uh this is the last like four weeks i'm like okay i'm gonna get fucking shred i'm normally like

around this but not not like this the where i'm going probably in the next few months i'm going to probably look like that i've never looked like yeah i promise it's all about how like you balance it out the discipline because if you get offered that private jet to Miami or Vegas and you're going to go out to Carboni and Italian meals and all this stuff. You're going to get thrown off. Are you going to miss out on that opportunity that could further you in the business or are you going to stay focused on your body?

You know, what do you do there? I know that I can do both now. Okay. So you guys on the jet? No. So it's like you just got to, you got to say no to the alcohol, even though today I'm filming this video, like, but it's once a week. If I did this three days in a row, I know I'm making mistakes, right?

And then when it comes to the food, I know that I can make choices, even at restaurants that are like I could if I talk to the person I say hey I need you to make it like this especially like a fancy restaurant yeah it's easier obviously it's more expensive but to be like yeah I want this and this and I don't some asparagus and a tilapia yeah yeah that's my question yeah what you eat when you go to restaurants steak steak normally steak and like some like broccoli or something like that and I'll say like hey don't put butter on it don't you know yeah yeah exactly because then I know that don't cook it yeah just fucking put that and they're sauteed real quick and then I'll fucking eat it raw how's it's it's a taste when you go

restaurants and they don't put the butter on it's not it's I mean it's fucking it's different it's a whole different experience it's like you could have had the fucking filet mignon like medium well with like the butter is dripping I would have been like oh my god it's the yeah do it because I eat some restaurants he just got an offer a friend of his bet him 100 grand to get down to it like a ridiculous like it was old fighting weight what's your weight right now don't get on the scale anymore make you fork the scale fuck the scale lad

right what's about 100k why would you not do that you gotta do that I am yeah probably gonna do it yeah you gotta do it that's easy money yeah I have to lose like 40 pounds easy money and he's you think I haven't lose 40 pounds

what's that you think I haven't lose 40% absolutely yeah absolutely she made when I was boxing I was terrible on the diet I regret it now in life not being as good to eat I never used to drink water

I used to starve myself and run twice a day on a treadmill for 50 minutes. It's so interesting because, like, that would, it's obviously like... I don't know how I was doing it. Counterproductive. Yeah. It's like, obviously, technically,

you could be a good fighter, no matter what, because you know it, but, like, your brain not functioning the way that it can because you're not drinking up water. He's from a different land, though. It's so crazy. Liverpool, you see Molly the Meatball with that spinning elbow?

I mean, they're fucking... What are you living off of it? Pressure. They're, like, fucking pit bulls over there the way they fight. I regret, like, things I regret in my life about when I was to fight. Nutrition. I would have been way better off, you know, when I'm off later in the game, you know? Yeah.

That's one regret to go out is the diet. Diet's the biggest thing, man. The biggest thing is. I don't diet at all. I eat whatever I want, but I do intermittent fasting, so I don't eat until a certain part of the day. What do you think of that? But then I do whatever the fuck I want. Intermediate fasting?

Yeah. I think it's amazing. I've been doing it since I was a kid. I didn't even do it on purpose. You think it's good then, yeah? I think it's how I've eaten my whole life on, on accident. Yeah, same. I'm just not hungry.

I'll have a black coffee and I'm not hungry. If I drink enough water and stuff, I do my run and I'm so busy during the day with just calls and shooting and, like, workouts. I live right by Runyon, so I'll randomly just burst out and just run straight to Runyon and just, you know, do the whole thing and come back and, you know, it's just that. How often do you work out? I do run at least like four or five miles every day, at least like five days a week. You run four or five miles every day.

Yeah. Your cardio is great. I'll do. I'll do probably sometimes on Saturdays. I'll do a long run at the beach. I'll do like a 10-mileer. And he rides a bike? No, on the path, on the bike path.

And then the bikers, they take that bike path shit personal. Yeah, get the fuck out of the way. So they'll fucking yell at you and I want to yell shit back. And you bring gloves and you're like, I'll fight you, pussy. Right? Yeah, well, he's on a bike too. So they don't know that I got a sleeper out there in front of me talking shit back to. He's blasting G-U and it.

We got a guy in spandex that comes by and he's like, bike lane, get the fuck out. And we're like, Liam, stop that guy. Fucking square. So what do you think of the fast and then? I think it's amazing, man. Yeah. This is the thing fasting for me, like I said, is the thing that I did my entire life without trying. It's just like you said, I never woke up super hungry.

So I was never like, man, I really need to eat. I always noticed I was always most hungry after like the actually good workout. So I would just always start eating after my workouts without without this was because this is a thing. Like you say intermittent fasting and people know about it like, oh, that's a thing. I'm talking about this is like, fuck man. How many years ago did I start? I was with 12 when I was like, oh, this is how I'm eating because I'm just not hungry.

Like I didn't do it on purpose. I'm saying it was just how my life was. Okay. Question. Yeah. You eat six times a day? So there's like I said, before this moment where I'm like, okay, I'm dieting. Sometimes I ate three times and a few snacks.

Yeah, but with the fast, then how would you do that over 26 hours? So when I was like, okay, I'm really doing this shit and I'm like trying to be consistent with it, you'd have a certain time period where of which I would eat. a certain time period which I wouldn't eat right so if like I'm like fasting for let's say 16 hours and so 24 hours in the day so the rest of the time I'm eating obviously not too close to bed time yeah so I was with someone yesterday and he was telling me he's is 16 18 hours and 6 where do you eat whatever he wants whatever he some people do 24 hours I mean he's not fucking terrible name but it was my ballberg he's telling me yesterday

he eats whatever he wants he says he's been eating whatever he wants he's fucking ripped a fuck as well yeah he went up to 2 10 he was telling me for a movie but you just dropped down to 1 7 he's at 170 he's at 170 right now

but he says he feels great though he wakes up at 4 am yeah that's good but he eats whatever like I'm talking about like candy there's no way he's in candy there's no way he's in candy I eat a ton of candy really yeah

what the fuck I got my places all I don't have any food in my house with candy. I want you to write the diet out for me. I will. I'll do it. You'll be a fucking fucking... How many weeks it takes you to you?

40 pounds? Can we come training at your gym? Absolutely. What the fuck? So it's all like weightlifting stuff or you have your own setup like... It's a full gym. Yeah? And then I'm opening a gym.

I'm moving my current gym membership base to a bigger gym in Encino in the next like five months to a brand new gym, brand new everything. Yeah. And I'm keeping my original gym only for trainers. So trainers are going to come in and train their client. and just pay to train their clients there and then also I'm gonna within that space I'll hold like seminars and things to teach trainers like how to because I was a trainer for eight years before I was ever doing any social media stuff yeah full on show like you were a barber yeah I was a trainer yeah yeah yeah I was a barber yeah I was a trainer yeah yeah I was a prime time athletic club in uh Milbray I think it was called that had to be fun It was so much fun

Working with kids So much fun Like the most fun And then I started training And in my whole life I was a trainer Imagine just all this shit was done You were just like I'm gonna be a PE teacher

Dude I'd love that That'd be sick right Yeah kids are the best Like just straight up Kenny Power style I would just be cursing Oh my God I am so glad You know who the fuck Kenny Powers

Is sounding down That's how I know That inspired This is how I know I like your comedy now Look at me Oh my God You know?

I'm not trying to be the best at working out. I'll fucking get up and beat the shit out of somebody, but I'm trying to be the best of going to the gym. Have you seen the righteous gemstones? No, yeah. It's great. Okay, good. Good, good.

So, yeah, no, I was a trainer my whole life. So anyways, the point is I was trying to make was I'm moving the gym, the existing gym membership based to a much bigger location because we had parking problems. And now the original location I'm going to keep as a trainer-only gym. And I'm also going to help those trainers who come to that gym build their business in person like learning how to sell sell better and then also build their online business as well right which is obviously what I've done it's right down the street

so it's in Woodland Hills my gym now it's through culture it's in Woodland Hills 6455 DeSoto Avenue uh yeah do you have a boxing ring in there no but octagon a mat no no are you put any of that in so the existing gym we're going to create the front space is going to be more like matted area because we're going to get rid of like a little bit of like the you know there was a TV there's a TV there's a TV there now in like a couch that we're going to get rid of but the new gym is not going to have that yet that's all that matters we know it's coming yes it's coming but this guy so he's been training me now on and off because you know the surgeries and shit like that but we've been

training on and off hanging out and I'll just have like these wacky ideas where I'm like I'm on Amazon on sleeping pills at fucking 2 a.m and I'll buy like shin guards in an MMA gear and then I'll come into the boxing gym and I'm like yeah I want to try out these kicks I fucking watch the YouTube video last night and then we're just going at it he puts on the body pad but it's not it's for body shots and boxing yeah so I'm kicking at him and some of the kicks are slipping he's getting hitting the nuts he's getting hit in the chin with a foot and a shin right off his chin and he's like I'm like sorry sorry he's like don't fucking say sorry hit me again yeah and we're just like you know we're figuring it out we're having fun what I work out do you want you want to try to

fight someone eventually I mean I my priorities vision get the eye healed yeah Yeah, no, that's great. And, yeah. 20, yeah, but I'm going to fight. What's that? He's going to fight. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, give me one.

I really got to pee right now. I'm fucking dying. Yeah, okay. You got to pee? We'll take a piss break. Let's do it together. Justice for the 97, Justice. We were doing some Liverpool chance on the way over.

Some Liverpool. Are you not from Liverpool? No, no, no. We just watching Patty the Badi and UFC and stuff like that. We got all fired up from it last week. I was supposed to go to that fucking thing. In the UK. yeah oh damn that would be nice but then we didn't it's it is what you travel often yeah lately

i've been traveling a ton i'm about to go to miami two days winter music conference no just going to fucking fuck around with steve okay have fun give away Rolex is the rappers give away give you can he give you a Rolex I mean i could ask him i could ask him yeah yeah i'll be like specifically yo check out this podcast Liam and jeff ask for Rolex hear me out Yeah, you want the presidential? Presidential, Steve. You'll get a lifetime supply of haircuts. He'll probably has a great barber already in Miami.

Yeah, we'll give you something. Really good barber, actually, yeah, in Miami. We won the best barber. I'll see, shout out that guy. He's actually incredible. Shout out to that guy. But I need you to cut my hair. I need you to cut my hair.

What do you go bald? No, I go like, I go like, uh, um, how many hats you own? A thousand. Do you have a thousand? You have a thousand, actually? A thousand hats. 100 plus 997 probably do you lay them out on the wall like do you put the nails in like the frat boy shit

you know what I'm saying I did that you know what happens you of that you know what happens with a lot of my hats they end up just getting dirty and I end up like I I feel I feel bad eventually I throw them away and I get a graveyard of hats back here buried no I'm grateful obviously that I have a clothing company and I just get new ones because it seems like every few months I have a brand new one yeah you just got two new ones right now I'm just saying no but I do you got nine now you have a actually 999 I have a thousand now you just hit a thousand yeah but I but you cut beers though too I mean yeah I can do whatever you know can you really though yeah of course like can you line up and all that hell yeah yeah like actually no bullshit no right that's like me asking you if you could bench press two plates like you really do this shit fucking of course when I was 16 so you so you so you I really do want to do a video or something where you're actually cutting I'll bring in the barbershop

did I love that it'll do a bald edition it'll be you and Jeff Bezos co-hosted And then we could all fight Roy Rwombo after. At the end, dude. You versus me and Jeff. You versus the Jeff's. Both the Jeff's? Winner gets my Instagram handle. Fuck.

At the same time, right? Yeah. Yeah. Well, we would need an advantage. So just throw me Jeff. Yeah. You know, he's been juicing up. So if you were to realistically fight an influencer, who would it be?

It's tough. It's not as easy as it sounds. Not at all. Because you got to be motivated by something like, why the fuck would I just fight this guy? Of course. I actually, we had a plan. I don't know if I should reveal this here, but we could always check back in the edit.

We'd go down to Tijuana. I was going to dye my hair blonde. Okay, wait a sec. Going a fake name, alias. We get a guy that's actually a fighter, maybe a 1-15 record, you know? Okay. Just go in there, just get a can't.

Get the first one in, and nobody knows it's me. I'll go by like Diego Rodriguez or something, you know? And then? And then, I don't know. I got it in. I'll see how I feel after. We called Macbrimo a while ago, but he went.

Yeah, I called out a bunch of people. Austin, we're talking about Austin. Yeah, people think I'm a nut job. Like, I don't understand. You know, I look tiny on camera. You thought I was like, what, 1.30? You look skinny. You don't look tiny.

You look tall. Yeah, okay. Well, I just don't get it. I couldn't get a fight at the time. And then Idubs put this thing together. I wanted to do it so bad, but it's like, I got this fucking, all this legal shit going on. I got multiple surgeries.

I cannot have a flyer with me like this. I'm about to fight. And then, like, my doctor's like, I'm doing, the fuck are you doing? I'm doing surgery on you next week. Yeah, you can't do it. So I just got to wait until the right time and I'll get back into it. But right now I'm just fucking around, having fun.

I love training. I love just, you know, it's so much more fun for me to do that type of training. And, like, just will, like, have some sparring days, just light stuff, not trying to kill each other. How often do you train like that? When we're in, like, we call a training camp, training comp. Right now. Yeah, we'll train now. Like, I'll do my runs and I can check in with him.

Like, yeah, I just ran. Hit a run. I got a podcast in a little bit. Seven days a week, right? We were training seven days a week, yeah. Like hands striking? What? Boxing only.

I just bought the shin guards on Ambien the other night. Just to fuck around. On Ambien. Yeah, and we were having so much fun with them. Have you ever taken Ambien and tried to just stay up? Yeah, of course. It's terrible.

I'm not recommending this, by the way. No, no. Especially if you got a social media. Yeah. You might do some shit. Yeah. Like, it's great. Have you ever taken an enemy and try to stay up?

Oh no Nothing ever No I legit have like a sleeping problem I went to see like psychiatrists and stuff They're like yeah you can't turn your brain off You're too smart, too creative Brain just wheels keep turning turn Damn

No they didn't say that They just said yeah you gotta fuck in Try this out What's that? Do you do a lot of drugs? No no No What?

You got a mic over there Oh chime in more No no no no no I like mushrooms Yeah, small amounts They're Mike Tyson Have you out there I'm out there

I'm not ready for yet I haven't done that yet That one I'm not ready for yet How old are you? 30 I'm gonna be 33 in like two months Okay Yeah

So in like two months Yeah, May 22nd's my birthday It's about time I do plan on doing that I haven't done it I don't even I don't even I don't even

I would never do it But like Mike Tyson Tysons every day he told me He does that Toad every day Toad every day That toad don't run out

The Toad You're talking about So that's uh He licks a toad What's that? combine that doesn't hit you this so I guess I was gonna hit you for a longer period I guess I don't know how to yeah have you ever imagine you have this little pet toad that you lick every day I don't know how it works he told me like he said he licks a

toad I don't know how it way no I don't I have no idea he said he just said where do you get these totes I think it's combine I think that's a drug combine combine so there's not an actual to do you just get the yeah I don't know I don't know I thought you would You got a fact checker back there? Do we have any of that? Can you Google that real quick? Because I'm actually really interested now, and it's going to fuck me up.

Can we Amazon these toads? The toad, it's like, didn't hit you for as long. Quicker. Yeah, I don't know how it works for the Iowa. What kind of fucking to doze are you looking at? You know, you know, he's the reason that. The venom in the toad.

The venom in the toad. He's the reason that Tyson got back in and fought recently. He got back in shape. He walked in a wild card. there's proof for it you know I don't lie this is raw talk yeah he called it went up to Tyson he said what the fuck you're doing lad I don't think this is true like shit

and no Tyson called him we'll send you the clip you can play it in here you dead serious yeah no he keeps it with me he keeps it raw he keeps it real he keeps it real you know he told Tyson the scariest motherfucker in the world and he's like he's like

you pulled up to him you said what you look like shit together I don't know why he's a long time I mean 10 years yeah Oh, that's dope. Yeah, so he took that, you know, like, that goes a long way. He called me up. I didn't even know about it, to be honest.

He called me up. I was in Miami. I think you were you in Miami, you face time me. He's been trying to get older me. He goes, he's like, you motherfucker, you, he kept calling N-word. And he's like, you got me in shape. You made me make $30 million and stuff. And Liam's like, really?

You know, like, he's like, he didn't understand it. But, yeah, it goes a long way. Insulting someone can go along. You look really fucking skinny. Yeah, I'm going to fucking come back Jack next time. I'm going to be curling weights on the next podcast on the way here.

We were training and he got up to 170. What's your body weight right now? 165. Embarrassing, pathetic. Huh? I was in a hospital bed three weeks ago. No, no, no, no. When we were training, yeah.

The body, everything is eating good and dogs. They're eating a lot of steaks. every hour he would text me eat a steak, eat a steak, lad. I'm like, I got steak coming out in my ears. Steaks amazing. What do you ask me, what do I think about steaks? Oh my God, I love steak.

Before the fight, the night before, I was up a steak. Good steak? Yeah, fuck yeah. Steaks are amazing. I eat tons of steak. Yeah. I'm not a vegan. I'm not going to lie.

I'm a vegan. Not at all. No. So, okay, we're talking about fighting. I know you didn't pick anyone, but if you could pick the perfect fight, Obviously not David Doberg. You could fight anyone, who would it be?

If you're like, perfect conditions, you're good. Fucking, what's Francis and Gano doing right now? He's not, he just had knee surgery. So he's off the list. I don't know, bro. I don't know. There's no point of me calling anybody out right now because I have to go through this, like, this eye shit.

So I don't want to get excited because it's one of my dreams. It's something I want to do so bad that, like, why you really want to? Yeah, why waste time? Like, why, you know, get in talks now? Like at the time, I didn't know I was going to need surgery. So I was like, oh, McBroom through this shit event, fuck him. Let's go after him. He's a bad guy.

We could have good shit talk, good banter. It'll motivate me to, like, I'll be excited. I'll make videos on it. But like, what's the point now? You know? I'll just work on, like, you've got to wait for this shit. I can't rush it. I'm taking, I'm fucking shooting myself with needles to heal faster.

What motivates you the most right now? Well, everything. These really motivate me, the products, the brand, the content. you know the fans i get a lot of positive messages and you know letting people people let me know that like me going through documenting the progress being open being vulnerable that helps them a lot so yeah my goal right now is just like i went through a lot of shit that gave me a different outlook on life yeah so i i want to share that like yeah even you know i go through a lot of mental health stuff i i cried in my documentary i wanted to cut it my team they were like no we need to

fucking show emotion you need to leave this I cry all the time dude yeah it's part of life you know before before this stuff happened to you what motivated you the most like on your come up um what motivated me motivated me to work out or no just to make content like whatever was what was driving you forward oh well I had dreams to just be in the business but I thought it would be more traditional as like an actor or something like that like I would just do gangster roles Like I would play like a Ryan Gosselin and drive and just, you know, I could see that though. I could see that though.

Thanks. Yeah, that was the plan. But just social media took over and it's just so time consuming. And it is fun, you know, because I get to meet my own boss. I get to make my own hours. Yeah. Which is a blessing and a curse because sometimes you could, you know, push things and whatever. But, yeah, that is the goal.

I would like to get back to doing stuff like that. But I also wrote a show. It's a scripted show, but also like that kind of like a righteous gemstones. bro that shit is so funny to me but it's uh i don't know how much i want to give away there but it's give a little you got to give a little it's on so like you know boardwalk empire is on the prohibition of like alcohol so right now we're in that with weed it's becoming legal in most states like it's like a gray area in some but it's basically just become legalized throughout

our lives you know it become more acceptable and there's a lot of situations that myself and my friends have gotten into that would make a great break in bad style comedy which is so crazy think about the people who are probably still in jail and like for selling weed which is like it's so legal now yeah it's one of the craziest things actually yeah kean korean's trying to get a lot of them out yeah it's just such a weird thing like how they her and her organization they like they like demonized it and that's like it's a completely okay now i'd like to do that i would like to go get them out of jail like do like a comedy show in jail like johnny cash like when he went in there and played and we could just go in there

and maybe host a boxing event or do a comedy show. Yeah. Host a boxing event? We'll get a couple influencers in there, you know, give them a show. Who the fuck would go in there and fight? I don't know.

They'll fight each other. They don't give a fuck. No, no. Which influencers would actually go in there and fight? Oh, you can get Jake Paul in there, obviously. He'll go into jail. Yeah, he would. Jake Paul would do it.

You'd go in. I'd go into jail. Fuck it. We got a team of Ross 4 right here. Yeah, I'm ready. Would you want to fight? I would, yeah. But who did you find?

A lot of a lot of fight? Because now, like, your weight class, you know, what are you going to go with this, Thor, that big giant? Yeah, I'm 260. You have to 50 right now. You got in a lot of fights on the show? No, not now. When I was younger, I got into fights.

Yeah. Not now. Definitely not at this state. Maybe, oh, man. You get, 10 years now. You get people like challenge you that. You big fucking dickhead. I mean, sometimes you go out.

You big fucking dick heads. Like, this is, I see what you're saying. Like, more of when I was around, like, I want to say, 220. So, like, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Like, if you go out, like, yeah, you get something to be like. No, I mean, now is, no, now, I think now people are just like, oh, you're that fucking guy. They're like, what's up?

So it's not as, now most people are like, can I get a picture with you if I go to bars, right? Back before people knew who I was, yeah, of course you get people like, who, it was just, it was almost like a, just some bullshit challenge. Like, just kind of kind of challenge you. Yeah, no, I'm saying. That's why I'm asking. Yeah, but now none of that. Now it's more like, let me get a fucking photo. But it's also like, it's a blessing and a curse because a lot of people won't fuck with you.

they just look at you and they're like look at the size of this guy he's a fucking mountain i'm not going to even entertain it's not even like you know obviously being big doesn't mean you can necessarily fight but it's like you could probably inflict more damage you have it a bouncer no never never no i would have guessed maybe you did for a couple months no never you but you worked at a sandwich shop no so i worked at quiz nose that was my very first job i had a workers firm i was 15 okay and i 15 you were what to oh 20 no not even I was like your fucking weight. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. I was a jit. Sorry. Sorry. I'm sorry. I was a little back. It was good. No, that was a quality backhand.

Yeah, you know. Yeah. So I was your weight. Yeah. No. I think I'm my weight when I was 15 right now. I think I'm the same weight. Yeah.

No. Bo, the quism story is actually pretty funny. I remember how I quit that job. I'm going to tell you the story. So the lady who owned it was always like, you can only make sandwiches. Because like, you know, obviously I don't want you eating all their food. So when you're on break You can make sandwiches that were like this big

You leave a pockets full of turkey No I would always make my sandwich like the fucking The full footlong And I'd load that bitch up And she would always get mad at me And I remember one day I'm in the back washing dishes Because I always just made me watch dishes Yeah

And I was like 15 and you'd be like Fuck this job and I walked out And yeah it's just funny And then I was like yeah Like I said that I was a kids camp You know instructor Prior to that like just at the same time I was like teaching kids how to swim

And then I became a trainer Nice. Oh, you talk kids how to swim. Yeah. Did you ever teach the babies? Yeah. You know when they fling the baby in? Are you a good swimmer? I'm a great swimmer.

I didn't throw babies in the water. No, bro. My sister did this to her daughter because she's a nut. She lives in Kentucky and she has a lake on her property. She trains race horses and she wanted the kid just in case the kid fell into the lake that she was able to swim. But it was like a baby, a one-year-old baby that they throw in and they have to like float up and learn how to not die. Yeah. And it takes a long process

And it's terrifying Because you're like, you're throwing Your newborn baby My fucking niece is underwater This to me was just like They were like I don't know Like four year olds Like where they were just like

You tell them to reach for the stars I remember they're like holding on to the side And then like going like this And I was teaching What a different lifestyle You're a good swimmer Yeah, I'm a great swimmer But

The way you're so much muscle Is that? Well I mean it's just I it's endurance right Like I'm still a very good swimmer But obviously my endurance is not there Right Like I can't go as many levels

laps as I could without taking a break. But you could blast through a 50 yard. Fuck, yeah. Yeah. Super fast. I know some one of my athletes for rock gear was like, I'll beat you in a race because like he was a swimmer. I was like, you know, he's shorter.

It's like, and I'm like, bro, I will fucking dominate you. I told you we were going to do like a 10 part physical competition thing where some things benefit of these. I take swimming off the list. It's not on it. But what did you say the other day? The other thing that we were going to do that I could not do. I don't remember.

I was just bullshit. Running. I'm fucked. I'm fucked. I'm fucking. Running. Oh, of course. Yeah.

How many push-ups can you do this day? It's got to be 100 plus something. Damn, you got me. You got me there. Good ones, though. Yeah, we don't do pussy ones. Show me one? Show you one.

Right now? Just two malls. Oh, God damn it, dude. I like this guy, though. I can't even fucking lie. Yeah, he's good, huh? He motivates you in a different way than a traditional trainer. Yeah, of course.

No, because a lot of people like your size. I don't really. I mean, with the arms like you, they do. Their arms are shorter. They're just like, little pussy ones. No, it's not me, man. I do full long range of motion. I respect that form. Long range of motion.

Yeah. A hundred plus of those. They're strong. For sure. A decent endurance in that, because I mean, that's the one like, you know, it's a gym. It's a classic gym bro. Bench press. Yeah. How much you bench? I fucking haven't touched a bench press in really. Years. I feel like, I feel like

benching is like the least. I could do two plates like once. That's, that's actually amazing though for your body. That's pretty good. Yeah. I never benched in my life. See, this is I was going to say before he said that benching is like the last thing fighters do it seems you don't need it you don't need chest to just extra muscle unnecessary so how long ago so how long do kills it's all that it's all back and the power comes for your legs and and his shoulder yeah hips you don't need the chest for really for anything unless you want

to just bench press your friend yeah competition so how long you've been fighting for go to the beach and look fucking go it does look good you know what 20 I mean, I'm retired now. No, I get, I get it. I mean, I train every day still. But you fought, did you fight for 20 years? No, I mean. 10 years?

No, more. That's probably, actually, you have from the age of 10 until it was 26. Would you have a fight in, in the bathroom at school? I mean, as a kid, the amateur fighter, was fighting at 10, 11. You remember the kid's name? You remember his name? William. William.

The last name. Do you ever beat up any bullies in high school? No, I never going to I don't get into fights I think they probably knew That he is Like that's not the guy to fight Yeah

You watch euphoria No Oh sorry guys No but the little kid in their ashtray That dies at the end Spoiler alert Put that after Spoiler alert

He is actually a fighter too And he's like a young kid He's acting and fighting I doubt kids are fucking with him You know How old is that kid? He must be like 13

but you know like imagine you're already a pro fighter they're probably not fighting because they're also like that's the kid in euphoria and he's got hands and he's got like he could be you know he might be really end up being really good you're so young you know imagine training that early in high school that be great I wish I had that confidence what what for fighting do you think are the most important

like workouts besides fighting besides striking besides those jump broken it's a lot of it's up being on your toes I mean, other than the box Of course, yeah, because that's... I'm a big believer Sprints. Yeah, like Hill sprints. Yeah, hills, like, and every day,

but like, under meter sprints. How many? Say if I'm going to go to a sprint workout. 20 sprints. So, you know, the Critical Brothers? Yes, of course. They used to do, like, pretty low-strain them. They do 12, 800, under a minute,

Which one? No, that's impossible, bro. Wait, whoa. 800 meters? Yeah? No. Yeah? What was it they used to do?

I think you're mixing up 400 meters. I think 400 meters is one lap around the track. You could do that in a minute. 400. They used to do 12 with a minute rest in between each one. 400, hundreds. Yeah. Okay.

That's, that makes sense. This is our track workout. This is what we would do. So we would do three miles at the track. We would do. start off with a one mile warm up I'm gonna come do this with you I would aim to get that

I would aim to get that mile down to I think the fastest I ran a mile was 515 something like that yeah 515 where it was in really good shape yeah yeah that was that was a good time that was probably like eight months ago

or six months ago or something five months ago 515 for a mile yeah so that was the warm up but I would push it just because I want to get that fucking on my Nike app I want to just try to break my own record I'm sick in the head and then we would do four four hundreds and those start to

fucking hurt after a while. I thought on that there was because you're trying to aim for that you're trying to aim for that minute mark every time you know a minute maybe minute minute 10 in that area and then you do the 100 meter sprints and how are you up run um great at sprinting I'm terrible that endurance so it's like I'm doing a few and I'm like you're going to carry so much more weight yeah but all people all people have the same I don't know this, but all people have the same size heart, you know, like... Mine's probably a little bigger, but yeah. But honestly, is it that much bigger?

I don't know. Because your heart has to supply blood to your whole body, which is way more of a body than, like, the average person. Yeah. So, you know, it's tough for big guys. You don't see heavy weights. And even when they're elite athletes, they're not going to last five rounds of fucking just full pressure the whole time. Yeah. It's tougher for big guys.

You have the same... This is the organ that's going to keep you... This is cardio. Tyson Fury moves for 12 rounds. Yeah, that guy's fucking insane to me. He's 275 or 273, whatever he is. See the way he moves for the guy that big for 12 rounds. That's unbelievable.

That's why he's fucking like one of the goats, man. You know, Mike Tyson in his early years, see how sharp and fastly and explosive he was. Yeah. I mean, he could do it. How much did he weigh in his earlier? 216, fine, wasn't he, Mike? 216.

Great. The tiny for a heavyweight. Yeah, but he's only my ice, isn't he? He would have to fight Fury now, which would look so mismatch. What's the difference in when people ask about, like... You think you could have... You think in the prime, like, who would have won? How do you think?

I don't think you can say that anymore because guys today is so much bigger than the guys 20 years ago. It's like then compared to Ali, we compare these guys. There's so much bigger than the guys back then, you know? Ali was probably 190. Yeah. You know what I mean? These are small guys compared to the guys.

guys today it's like a different thing it's a whole different league yeah it's so when you say like when people compare to me whether like it's it's errors you know what I mean yeah I mean for me whether the best I've ever seen in person as a fighter like watch live I mean the unbelievable fighter yeah the crazy thing to me is the true story Liam when Tyson's father held him and he was like my son would grow to be seven feet tall and be the heavyweight champion. I'm naming him after Mike Tyson. I'm naming him Tyson Fury.

And then it happened. Did that really happen? Is that a true story? Tyson was a immature. Where is it when they were born early? His name's Tyson. I mean, what is it when you're born like so many months early?

Premature. Yeah, he's premature, baby. He was like, so many, six more or whatever. Tyson was. Yeah, Fury. Whoa. Yeah, he was a premature baby.

Fuck, and they come out like a goddamn giant. It would be one of the best boxers ever. guys that's six two or six six nine six nine six nine what the fuck yeah that's not a guy I'd want to fight you know like fuck I mean you looking for an opponent those guys you're gonna have to five about six three yeah but I'm I'm I'm like 250 no yeah but like fuck I would have a heavy weight bro you'd have to fight in gano yeah yeah it's tough because like for me like you say it's like there's tons I know I've seen people be like I want to fight this guy me but it's like there's certain people that it just doesn't make sense right yeah where it's like the social thing the whole like it's got to make sense is there weight classes now are we doing that for you too well there's like weight classes but it's also like is the person like you know is any heavy weights out there on YouTube yeah but it's like is it worth it meaning like is like the fight worth it right meaning like it's all about the money at the end of right so it's like am I just am I just getting someone else money without like are they get to him? me got off of the fight a while ago.

He wasn't someone off of your fight, right? Yeah, it was like Supreme Paddy's shit. And I said, don't take it. I'll do it. Just because it's this weekend. Like, I'll just pull up and not train. Fuck it. Yeah, well, we were already training.

So I was like, I'll just fucking jump in it. And then he was like, they want to give you 10 grand up front and then 10 grand after. And I was like, I don't give a fuck about the money. It's just, it's about the money. Like, I'll fight people on the beach. Yeah. We're just, it's a spore, I guess. But it's not.

not it's a show it's an event and you should you're in this at the end day it's all about money yeah what anyone says no of course we're talking about fighting yeah I mean what you guys do social money at the end day yeah you want to fight what I mean you want to get fucking paid for doing it too

yeah yeah because you got to take away from you also don't want to be the only draw to a fight you know what I'm saying that's what I'm talking about if you take that fight for 10 grand say and people later about it then he's going to pay your fucking two who's going to pay your half a million if you got 10 grand for fighting on one of them Exactly.

This is just like social in general. Like influencers taking like a fucking product for a post. He's the guy. Yeah. I trained Vinnie Aja for a fight. And he didn't get paid. But he was getting $750,000 for a fight. He still hasn't been paid.

None of them have. They owe me money. So it was out there getting fucking paid. How much they owe? How much are you? 50 grand am old. Oh my God. Yeah.

Well, coaches get a fee of the purse. It's like a manager, you know. Is that where you met him at that fight? No. No, I met him 10 years ago. Oh, I mean, we got speaking again at that fight, yeah. What the fuck? Because I remember you were there.

You were filming that shit. He walked out with me. Yeah, why were you there? So, like, he said, what the fuck you doing, Jeff? We need to get you in there. And I was like, all right, fine. I'll try it. I walked out with him, and it was fun.

It was like a good experience. And I was like, I want this for myself so bad. But, yeah. And then you try to fight Austin. And then, like, he was like, no. Yeah, and then the complications with the eye. I had to get some plates removed. There's, like, metal plates.

there so it's like not something that I wanted to fuck around with but they just took one out and they put in like two other ones that may come out soon so it's healing yeah in there so let's talk about girls okay women in your life um I went on a hike with a girl yesterday it was nice what's her Instagram now she I shouldn't have one whoa yeah yeah really it was cool yeah she doesn't have an Instagram yeah it's rare no it's I mean maybe she lied to me yeah I'm getting played no I don't know do you really think she doesn't have one yeah she said she didn't have one yeah she said she didn't I didn't have one, so.

Next thing you know she knows you're going to file is you got to only fans and all this shit. At a party. Yeah. I'm just shocked right now. No, a while ago. Yeah, I didn't. Why would I lie? I met her at fucking Whole Foods.

Did you meet her at Whole Foods? Did you meet her at a party? Social media party. No, it was a long time ago. It was like a year ago, but we kept in touch. Yeah. Did you smash or not? I think I texted it.

Did you smash or not? I don't put that. part out. No. We just hiked. It was just a nice hike. That's all I wanted out of her. I got. That's all you wanted a nice walk in the park. No, no, not married. Do you have a girlfriend? Yeah, I got a girl. Nice. Do you smash? Oh yeah, of course.

Are there any girls that you, that you want to go after? Any social people that you be like, yo, what's good? Yeah, what's good? I'd like to race Charlie Jordan. That's about it. She's fucking fast. I know. She'll smoke me. It'll be embarrassing. I'll ruin my career. Um, so I don't, no, I don't have any, like, um, specific social media people.

Um, no, none of the, who's the prostitute on euphoria? Uh, she's, she seems cool. She's all fucked in the head. Um, I need somebody that's a little mentally ill. So they, like, we can relate and we can talk to each other about stuff like that. But, um, what's your longest relationship? Three years. Oh, shit. Mine was eight. Oh, yeah? Before this one. Before this one? Before this one. Before, before this one. Before this one. Would you cheat up? What's that? Did you cheat when you're in that relationship? Never?

No, but we would take a bachelor party trip with the boys to Cancun. So let me be clear. Like we would, you know, that relationship, she would break up with me like every fucking three weeks. Okay.

At one point. So you, that was, that didn't count. Yeah. Those periods. Okay. Didn't count.

Fair enough. Huh? Do you speak to this though? Not at all. She hate you? Is she going to watch this? Probably. Did she hate you?

I think so. damn do you want to make it up do you want to make it right she's amazing she's an amazing person i have no like i fuck you know i fucked that up very early on and then it kind of like kept you know we tug a war for so long and yeah what it is yeah how is the relationship stuff is no what now amazing yeah and now it's amazing i got no worries with that you can get maddies have kids and all this i'm definitely going to have kids i don't know you know you got to make sure are you going to put them on the sauce early There was this guy

He had a kid And this guy was like the known Staten Island steroid deal Or this guy Like the juice guy He would have scams He would come into You remember when Asai first came out

And it was like This shit cures cancer Yeah So he would come in the barbershop With this Ponzi scheme And be like I got this thing We're gonna sign you under me

And then you know It's this fucking thing These new berries These magical berries It could cure cancer But he would also sell steroids And then his son Was like fucking

He put up on juice at like I think he was like eight or something bro fucking terrible now the kid's an animal you know I don't want to say his name this is terrible though yeah as long as he censor his name but now he's like a successful and may fighter and like a not UFC but like yeah the kid actually really yeah yeah you said at what age like actually you're not even playing I don't know maybe it was like 12 or some shit but it was like super early that he had him on like anabar one of those things he said I don't know if it was test I nowadays it's getting crazy because this whole TikTok shit and a lot of like not so much juice but a lot of kids are like talking about

SARMs and all this other shit which is like as equally as fucked as just taking yeah the stuff that I said it doesn't mess with you nuts or nothing like that you're like your hair don't fall out like the things that I'm taking stem cells and things like that no no yeah I'm talking about SARMs which is basically like taking fucking steroids and it's becoming really popular because people talk about this shit a lot on like TikTok yeah talking about their open with openness with use and so like kids will see it and be like oh I'm thinking about it now It's like, what? There's so much that comes along with it that you'd have to account for properly to be fucking healthy.

And I. Soarms? So arms. It's like a testosterone? It's basically like, it's not exactly the same thing. It's a different drug, but it's doing the same thing. Okay. It's going to shut down your testosterone because you're getting an exogenesis from a different, you know.

Oh. So, but like back in the day when I was young, in the same exact age, like 19, 20, right? everyone was like steroids are bad steroids are always bad right but then they'll go like but pro hormones are lit this is back in the day when I was young now it's like steroids are bad but SARMs you could take those

though and it's just another fucking racket to sell kids fucking basically steroids without calling them steroids it's like and you got all these kids talking about it now on the internet and they're taking it younger and younger it's actually fucking crazy what you think of stem cells stem cells are fucking amazing

where do you get them where do you get them Panama they got really good ones We need them cheaper We're paying too much out here Panama How much out of the first time How's it worse? Well we had to get it from a

So I want to get my dozen stem cells It's called Day Zero cells So what we did was We got This woman that gave birth That was donating her Ambivalical cord to stem cells So they could like

Extract the stem cells from that So Day Zero cells This woman just had the baby They cut the umbilical cord Get the stem cells And they helicopter Lift it to the place So it's like

super expensive here here it's crazy fucking expensive the crazy thing about all this stuff like stem cells and all these things they don't have to be that expensive it's just like because they know that the we can make the margins stupid fucking high like of course we're not going to make these things readily accessible for like people that we can just be like you got to take this pill and that pill and take this hormone and take that it's like these things are actually really fixing people but it's like a lot of people aren't you know about stem cells yourself yeah yeah well they they could potentially like some of these things can your like spinal cord injury

bro tons of fucking issues but it's just like of course we're not gonna like they're not going to push it out there and be like yo these things are really good for people and it could be cost effective because you know why they could just hike the cost up on this shit what the price of themselves in Panama then you know it depends

depends how much you buy it's pretty expensive how do you know what you need though honestly I didn't feel any different after I got him so really just shot me with you know they could just shot me with water at panama fucking who knows what they're shooting you in yeah they got the real shit down well that's yeah that's the thing is it's not i didn't see an ambitcourt i didn't see a baby you didn't see the cells saw a little jar of things that's getting put in through you didn't

notice anything i don't know i kind of always like i'm always doing the same consistent workouts and stuff i don't i don't damn you got to pay attention to that shit i drink a celsius fucking feel yeah it's crazy it's so different it's like so different i yeah i don't pay attention to that stuff. Do you have to go to the stem cell? Not yet. No, I've got a stem cell facial, which is fucking amazing. Oh, damn.

Yeah, that was. I don't know. What are you going to get to them with? What are you going to do? I want to put them in my shoulder because my shoulders. Yeah. That's got bad knees. It'll fix that shit.

You think so? Yeah. Fuck yeah. But he's overweight. He's heavy. So that's the thing, right? It's like you fix it to then just get fucked up again because you don't fix the actual issue that's causing it is the overweight, you know?

He's like, you got to fix that first. What's that? He's got a bad heart and all that. Do you think that have been not good to do? Obviously, I mean, I'm not. Yeah. We don't want to be like Joe Rogan.

Yeah, I'm not a doctor. I can't say this is exactly. Crazy times you're living in. You're up to date with this shit. Yeah, I mean, the bigger issue is like he's got a bad heart and he's overweight. He sounds like he needs to lose weight. Oh, yeah. He needs to lose weight, but he fucking won't do it.

Well, okay. I mean, that's a whole other issue. We're spreading tons of misinformation. No. This is getting pulled down. We are getting. No, this is not misinformation at all. The truth is.

is the guys have a way he's got bad knees they're both hands been open this whole time we're getting pulled down this is going censorship online what's going on it the Trump podcast what do I think about it yeah yeah I think it's fucking crazy but I also think at some point like I don't know it's like

is it ever a good thing is it ever a bad thing I don't know maybe it'll just go so far in one direction that everything is just going to turn the other way and we're just going to guns blaze and say whatever we want and then fuck it you know yeah I think I was I had Mike in the podcast I think the bigger problem is like we were talking people have no compassion for each other like the other side yeah you say this and you believe this okay but like this is where I stand

here's why it's just like an attack it's like you believe that something that's opposite of what I believe and we're just enemies like that's that's the bigger problem I think yeah I don't think like things you know I think things shouldn't be just like completely removed or dismissed because then you start to like run this whole agenda in a different direction people just need to go outside grass you know fucking fight be a little more open-minded some gloves on I don't care what religion you are it's you know we all want to believe there's a god I don't care which what you call yours what's that why does it get counsel which one the the the I mean there's I guess I was talking to Bob about it they're just

saying because he's what was it now he spoke about something specifically that they they couldn't for certain say election fraud thing like yeah there was something about the election fraud like that he said it was something about it don't get yours taken down i know so we got that bit yeah um but the compassion i'm saying like the bigger issue in like this whole censorship thing is like people just being able to understand the other side being able to listen to a different point of view you know like you obviously grew up somewhere i lived the whole different life than i live and for me to be like hey this is how i feel is what i think and you should agree with me or like you're For the 97, Justice.

What you say? Nobody's going to know what I'm talking about. You're going to watch Patty the Baddy. What do you think of him, Liam? You support your fellow scouser. Do you think he's going to be bigger than Connor? I don't think he's going to be a superstar. No.

I mean, I don't know too much about the shit, you know. I saw a leaked video. I saw a leak video in fighting in high school. And he had the same, he fought the same exact way. Like he got dropped in the bathroom, got back up. drop the kid Patty And he had the same hair

Yeah And he says it's not Liverpool But it's like It's clearly Patty I don't think it is It was on Twitter I had like 50,000 retreats

I don't think he's Let's see I mean He's doing a great thing How would you know If you see someone How would you know They could be a superstar or not

Like how would you judge that I mean obviously you've been You've been fighting for a long time You know a lot of fighters You tell people who's special But you go out of the discipline And I got a question though Is it always in the fight?

Because obviously you have to be a great fighter to be a great fighter, right? But like Connor became a superstar not just because he was a great fighter He's great promoter, right? He's the best in the game. Yeah, he asked for him me whether he's the best he worked with he say Connor McGregor I mean you made all this money And you can still get up and do the shit and trade fucking hard Yeah, I used to think that about money because I were with these guys every day It's the room with money every day in the Philippines 6 a m in the morning He said, I wonder, I mean, I never had money at the time. He used to wonder, how fuck this guy still do it?

Rich as fuck, yeah. Rich as fuck, but still fucking, ferocious. Every day, 5.30 in the morning, he'd be in the gym, training. Five 30s. No matter what. Yeah, he was one of them guys, you know what I mean? Floyd's a night guy, I think. I'm told, or whatever.

He goes to strip clubs, doesn't drink, and then I'll go run seven miles after. He trains when he wants to train, but I mean, he trained hard. Yeah. And that's the key to. I mean, discipline. You've got to train hard. What do you think having to Connor? Because Connor got all the money.

Do you think it fucked him? He fucked around with the shit, I'm told me, you know what I mean? I've heard about this shit too. You know what I don't know. I don't know. I don't give a fuck, do you know what I mean? But, like, I mean, I don't want to be on the internet saying he's on the other shit. No, I heard he did some shit too.

It's also like, I've seen them. I've seen videos of it. And I put me off him, to be honest. Because I don't agree with fighters doing that shit. You know what I mean? Like, for me with, I never had a drink. in his life. If you're gonna be up there

with the elite in the world like a lot of these people look at, look at now the lightweight champ Charles Oliveira, he barely even speaks English and he's just fully dedicated to wake it up training

two three times a day could be training Oh yeah The guy who's done it He's done until what's the guy's name? Hamza. You know these guys don't drink nothing Like they've never had alcohol

just fucking all they care about his training You know Connor's running multiple businesses He's doing a whole bunch of different shit You know like It's time to get you so far. So you work out and then run your podcast, do your other businesses, the merch, everything you're working on. It's tough. Yeah.

Well, I mean, that's exactly why I told you. Like, when we talked about my goals earlier, like, why I had to be like, all right, I got to shift this focus completely and only focus on this. It's either you're going to be obsessed with one craft. If you want to be an elite athlete, you've got to be obsessed with that sport and that's it. Like, an MMA is you got to do all these well-rounded things. You've got to be disciplined to it. But for us, you have to be a jack of all trades. It's different.

It's two completely different things. Which is so crazy. I battled myself with this shit all the time, man, where I'm like, fuck, what am I doing? Like, did I miss on certain opportunities, like, at my craft? Like, could I have gotten stronger? You know, could I have been better? And did I, like, am I missing that? Because I'm also focused on all this other shit.

Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Because, like, I told you, this shit didn't exist. I was just doing it. And I loved it. And I really fell in love with, like, getting stronger and getting bigger and, like, being, like, the best version of myself with, at the time, what I thought I wanted to be. And then I got pulled away. I really did get pulled away until.

like oh i can like keep doing this content stuff yeah and it changed a little bit like part of me is like damn could i have gone a little bit harder i genuinely questioned that in myself and it's a mix of a lot of weird things like you're a fashion designer you're a power lifter you're fucking dietitian you know like you're doing so many of things from you podcast so now you're an interviewer you got to do research you're basically a journalist you know like it's so many different fucking weird things that like the only person i could see that does that it like at the best is Joe Rogan because he's done all this MMA like training fighting doesn't so much about it commentates the UFC does comedy stand up sells out arenas and then

he has the biggest podcast in the world so like three completely different things and he trains like a madman and he's crazy at it yeah so I guess you just got to find the way to balance all those and that's the key is to try to be Joe Rogan that's it get the tattoos get the fuck yes you know shade the head yeah you're closer than I am right I got to get better at the kicks, though, I think. What? Sneaker game? No, no, not to get kicks.

Oh, okay. Yeah, kicks. He's good with the kicks. You know, the spinning back kick? I mean, bro, we've been doing it for two three days and we're fucking already looked like a girl out of time. You said tree days like you're over here like him. Yeah. I love that shit.

Who's your favorite fighter in the UFC right now? Favorite fighter? I like Hansaat a lot. I like, uh, who else is? I mean, I do like Charles Olivera a lot. um do you think connor's gonna be able to come back i don't know that leg breaks nasty my sister had it same shit i do too because he's so fucking entertaining for the game i would love to i was we were at the fight when he broke his leg my night was ruined i went to the blackjack table and started putting

thousands on i was just like self-destructed i was such a big fan you know yeah because that one hurt seeing that one hurt because you're like that that's such a long recovery and for him the movement and everything it's like is that going to come back you know knowing that you have a rod in that leg are you still going to use that leg like you're like you used to like he says I got a titanium shin but it's not that you got a fucking piece of metal that you got a foreign object

in your body I think a lot of people know his game I mean you seem to blow up in the fight to me kind of I think you seem to get tired yeah I'm guessing so if you hold them in there for the minute that's where you get to him and just lean because he's trying to come back and fight

Kamar Luzman right yeah Yeah, respect for the confidence in him. Yeah, he's, he's, he's, is kind of small for that. I met McGregor years ago. When I met him, he had a leg problem back at a knee problem. Probably eight, nine years ago. I was with George St. Peter at the time. Conorne McGregor, before he made it.

Yeah. He had something wrong with his leg back then. Shit. Yeah. You were a GSP at the time? Yeah. That's fucking dope. But why, why do you know all these people?

I'm so curious now. Like you're just in the fight game Just the gym's wildcar was a very popular gym I used to train with it I used to go out with George You used to go friend of mine Fucking gold fighter Holy shit

He went to the PI In Vegas the UFCPI Yeah And his fingerprint Where Liam's fingerprint I was meeting some I went with Dana I love Dana

Dana Yeah He kills it Yeah Thank God for You know Him keeping Going putting out some

Sports Some fresh entertainment throughout the pandemic because I was like just in bed recovering and I was just upset I became obsessed with UFC throughout that time would you ever do UFC like would you ever fight like that if we're talking about I know I keep talking about I mean if it's like a guy that's like I'm not a UFC guy but like if it was like an influencer instead of boxing right I don't give a fuck yeah I I've sparred with them and they guys and they tossed me around like a rag doll but whatever you know if you do any BJJ or anything like that wrestling I'll fuck around with it but

I just from like you know I'm not even a white belt you know i just watch youtube videos i love it man it's uh yeah i'm just sick in the head you know so i got a question about your podcast number one how long have you been doing it and like we just hit 42 episodes of 42 weeks almost a year 42 weeks almost almost so what is your focus on it when you're doing your podcast um just kind of because like i i had the eye injury so it was difficult to do the haircuts all the time and also booking guests is it's become more of a problem especially this like emerging collaborating like everybody is a show and everybody's competing for the top tier guests like you got knell going after trump and then they just have one

after another like a list lib you have impulsive pulling huge yes and i was kind of the no i'm not one of the first people but to make like a youtube show that's cut down of an interview that's like visual aspects of it i was one of the first people to do that on youtube with the barbershop show yeah and um i remember they came on yours like a while ago who did no oh yeah yeah they all came on together and yeah it was a lot of fun to do that but that requires timing to have it's already hard enough to get people on a podcast without like a haircut involved people need to have a haircut people need to trust you to cut their hair they know that my jokes are going to be a little backhanded some people can't

take it always and it's not the right fit for them but yeah it just I needed something different because my eye got fucked up my vision was a little doubled and cutting hair wasn't as easy now it's better and i i could do it again but yeah i just wanted to do something where i could sit down have a conversation not have to worry about all these moving parts and also we changed the airstream so just two different shows i wanted to try podcasting i feel like it's the future yeah you know i mean podcasting is hands down like i say this i must say it's like fucking 10 different times on 10 different episodes is my most favorite type of content because i've been doing this other content for so long like workout shit which obviously i enjoy and i

keep doing and you know the comedy shit or fuck around prank shit but like this is always the stuff that whenever someone comes up to me or sends me a message you're like yo the thing you said on the podcast i i appreciate it so much you know what i'm saying like this is the kind of content that i think just resonates with more people yeah even though it's not always the biggest audience because like it's you know they gotta watch a two-hour thing exactly but i just think it's the most valuable platform yeah absolutely in the audience there's no better audience to happen in a podcast audience because they really know you like a tic-tok audience you could get two million followers in a week or you could you know blow up and then it's like they don't even know

who the fuck they're watching because they've only seen you dance and you know it's like shake your fucking or whatever it is even there's funny comedians on TikTok too but you only get them for 30 seconds or whatever so yeah there's nothing where do you think social media is going to go now because it's like everything besides podcasts right which is so interesting because it seems like in the age of like less and less and less uh attention span and like quicker everything like TikTok more shit just scroll podcasts are starting to like do this though yeah yeah that's another reason why I wanted to make my my podcast a little difference a little weirder it's a little like different style a lot

of sound bites and like weird it kind of makes you feel like you're on an acid trip when you're watching it but I saw I saw a thing you post on your Instagram you was something with their voice was all fucking weird or something yeah I just do weird shit I just have fun with it I think it's important to stay having fun with this stuff you know otherwise it feels like work and you could see that it's obvious like the other day my cameraman or my one of my guys he's like right now i know you're fucked in the head and you're going through a lot like do you feel like you have to make videos or you want to make videos and important question it's a good question from him like a young kid that's like you know he spends a lot of time with me he picked up on this

and like there are days where i feel like i really want to there's nothing i want to do more than just like there's days where i'm craving doing a live show and like having a fucking audience and seeing so many people and there's days where i don't feel like doing shit it's just yeah you know but that's like it depends yeah no matter what you're doing whether to be a podcast or fucking working a nine to five or whatever the fuck like that's a part of life i think i think i think it's i think it's relevant as fuck for people to understand that because i think a lot of people look at this stuff and they tend to be like oh man if i was doing that like i'd be happy or like everything would be solved but it's like yeah it's just like grass is always greener type vibe like it's

it's not always exactly what you think yes i'm super fucking grateful that i'm able to sit here and like this is this could be a living for me at the same time there are definitely days where i'm like fuck like i suck or i can't think of shit or i don't know what to film or like yeah what am i going to do next and it's crazy because i just i just remember like i've said this before in a podcast but i'll say it again i remember when i was young like 12 years old and i look at like 33 year old me now right yeah they're like oh they got to figure it out and then you realize like i'm 30 and they're old as fuck and now i'm 33 and i'm like i don't feel old at all but i'm like fuck i'm still figuring it out yeah but i'm sure you've done a lot more than you expected you know like at least

i have i i didn't really i kind of had a feeling i would do something like i we all moved that did you grow up here i'm from san francisco i didn't grow up here so i moved down here so you took a risk of course yeah yeah you know chased it you wanted more out of your life yeah i so i moved to sacramento state for one year uh right out of high school and then i was like sacramento sucks This was like forever ago now I still think it kind of sucks But sorry Sacramento And then I came back home

Went to community college And then put all my shit In like a truck A little Ford Ranger I had the time and drove down to Cal State Fullerton Because I was like gonna get a business degree But drove all the way to Southern California

You probably had your head sticking out of the sunroof And your arms outside of the car Driving that thing Oh my god I barely fit in that bitch Yeah I saw your raptor outside It's fucking giant truck I love that

So I drove and I met If I had a picture you as a car It would be that Raptor, yeah, even that or like a Hummer, like that old one, H3, H2, H1. What's that truck that they sold that was like, it was a transformer, it was fucking way more diesel, it was a truck? The avalanche? No, it was like a bigger truck that like you don't really buy, like people don't really buy them.

I don't even know. They're like almost like a set my truck. Yeah, that's right. But I'd be fucking fast like a fucking, like a Tesla. Turbo charge. Throw some fucking. But yeah, I, I drove down, like randomly met a family on Craigslist and just like. drove down and lived in their house oh yeah damn and I was just like because I always felt

like I just wanted something different because when I lived at home I was like all these people are doing the same thing oh you're a risk thinker yeah you know I love it what you got to lose I mean you could lose everything but you could also gain everything yeah and that's what I realized like and my whole life I just keep trying to do that I feel like I'm just trying to make more gains exactly I've just gotten good at the physical ones And I, you know, some of the, some of the non-physical ones as well. Yeah, chiching. Have you ever taken mushrooms?

Yeah, I've taken mushrooms. You ever taking a lot? No, I'm like, bro, don't look at me like this, you know? Oh, yeah. Why do you judge him like that? He's like, yeah, I've never really wanted to, like, get too crazy on drugs. You never took like, like, edibles, I hate. I hate edibles.

I hate edibles. I freak the fuck out. You never taken mushrooms? I've never taken anything. Ever. I've never done a drug Wow Really Holy shit

Braddy you said that like maybe 20 minutes Yeah but hold on but I guess it passed my mind Like never Never Not even like cheers like happy birthday That's fucking dope I don't touch alcohol neither Yeah

I gotta stop Do you smoke? You seem like you got your life together I had an alcohol problem Never cigarettes Cigarettes are fucking terrible Waste of time Cigarettes are the worst of

thing in the world I just want to make that okay yeah there's a point for it that's where you come up with your judge I love how he just loki judge yeah love it that's what he did to Tyson and it work I'm not listen I'm like I've done it I go in phases we're like I'll do it for like a month and I won't do it at all I won't do for smoking smoking right yeah they give you different sensations you know we cigarettes are just I me what's inside it is completely different though people mix cigarettes and weed to a joint yeah yeah yeah but that's different those are nice i used to love those yeah

when'd you stop when did you stop when you stop uh no i still smoke a little weed okay um i need something bro you know i need some sort of disconnect especially with all this shit that we do but i stopped booze three that's maybe four years ago i don't know you have like i don't remember the day exactly but I just went like I'm about to turn 30 soon I don't have a property I don't like I'm not where I want to be and then I just quit that and I became so much more productive for about a year and then like that kind of like that feeling so fresh and sharp kind of just blends into normal reality like that you become like everybody else but I just love not feeling any hangovers ever and just always being sharp always in the same like level

to the same state of mind yeah being in control no I give completely I'm not going to gain drugs by the way I mean no no it's fine if you take drugs yeah I've just seen it ruin lives you know I don't know I don't agree with you say that's why I never talked to him to be fair when I was growing up my father abused drugs and then he took his life

when I was very young and I related drugs directly to him taking his life and as I was young I was like so imagine the kid who's like 15 12 and you know your friends are like smoke or drink do this shit like little kids kind of get into when they're young

and I was so against it because I was relating it directly to like oh this was a part of this was a part of my dad taking his life God used to point out to me what had these yeah waiting to go into the pub for the pint

at 8 o'clock in the morning yeah so I related it exactly I was relating like doing that stuff taking the drugs or drinking to like oh I'd be like my father so probably my like literally my whole life until I was maybe like the first time I ever smoked weed I think it was like

dude like i don't know 23 or something like that yeah or why you start so that's a good question it was it was in the circle that i was it the friend circle that i was with and the the the people that i was around they weren't like you know you got to do this this is good like you know like peer pressure it was more like because i always had i always surrounded myself with smarter people at least i was always trying to surround myself as people that were smarter than me and the person was like yo can help you with XYZ right not not like this is gonna fix it but there were things that could help me with so I was like oh I'll try it and then I was always still the person when I first smoked weed I was like a time like I was like a fake hit yeah like for

sure for the first two years of fake hits complete yeah well someone asked me you on a drug who knows me I fucking get in the slap yeah I love it no I get it I get it i'm a big believer in everything happens for a reason yeah and i know i'm you know i'm so sorry about your father and i'm so sorry about my um my one of my guys making that stupid comment but i mean look at you now look at what you've done with your life and if you can take that situation that negative situation that that like haunted you and you turned it into a positive look at what you made of yourself i'm sure your father's looking down at you and he's proud you're fucking jack you're rich you're famous you know you're fucking doing every

thing you live you're living out your dreams you took that risk and you went to that next state lived in that house that you know those random people you did all this and you know like of course it's got to be proud of you and and you know and i've lost a lot of friends to drugs and it's not their fault you know it's just people are really like when when you're an addict you just you're a fucking addict there's nothing you could do yeah you need the right people around to really guide you and some people don't even tell people say a lot of times like guys like us won't even voice our feelings and let people know I'm an addict like for me to realize I had an alcohol problem and then come out and say it

it was like I'm like embarrassed to say this but once you say it it's like who gives a fuck you know yeah I'm just you know I admit it and then then people can help you out and you get the right people that guide you in life but yeah I think I find so what's that you booze much do you drink no once a week he said once a week not even once a week sometimes it's never like You can't, I mean, you're not a guy. She may, I think drugs lead to the drugs. Like alcohol, I'll eat to smoking. Yeah.

Oh, he'll lead to this. This lead to this. Yeah. Like a smoking. Like a high school health teacher. No, I get it. You will die and get AIDS if you smoke cigarettes just once. You know, just, I mean, they're all shitty habits.

No, but I get you, though. It's my way of Lohan. It's not regular for me. It's like every once in a while. Oh, yeah, you're the social thing. Yeah. I mean, I mean, like even that it's like if i'm filming a video or i'm fucking around with steve or i'm like going

out and they're like yo shotgun this i may like but i'm not like give me more shots this drink i'm not that guy i've never been that guy never man fuck yeah it's funny though what you said about uh you know uh i was thinking about my dad you were talking about like people taking their lives dudes or drugs and shit like that you know one of the most interesting things that i found out about my father it's not always intentional that you meant to take your life well this is crazy this is this is exactly what I'm talking about my dad was completely sober when he took his life my dad suffered from clinical depression like severe depression yeah so they you know they do the toxicology test and I didn't know this till years later my mom ended up telling me she didn't tell me

obviously like years time afterwards I think she told me this like two years ago she was like she was telling me how like you know when they when they when he took his life he was literally stone cold sober so he made a very conscious decision that like this is what he was going to do and it was i i know that it was more strongly related to like his level of depression like i know that he was clinically depressed that's another thing that's out of your control yeah it just it happens and i i've experienced a lot of that like post-accident because i i smashed in my frontal lobe and that's the part of your brain that creates happiness so i've been like trying to find other ways to heal my brain to do a hyperbaric chamber it gets more oxygen flow to your brain yeah and

And yeah, depression's fucking real. I used to make fun about I used to talk shit about like, oh, you got anxiety or just fucking, you know, like stop complaining. Yeah. And now I experience all of it. And I wish I could take all that back. But it is what it is. That's life. You know, you grow and you learn.

And yeah, that's another thing that you just, you know, you can't blame them for. You just can't control it. Yeah. But what drugs is the answer? He was doing like speed and stuff because he was a truck driver. So he was like to stay awake to work long hours. Yeah. he would like you know you know to drive trucks you've taken like speed and shit like i don't know

if he was taking meth or not i know he got overweight so he was only he suffered with depression that was the problem yeah that was the main problem that wasn't yeah he wasn't taking drugs for wear reasons for probably right and he had he had he had he had a lot of things that were tied up with like his emotional stress revolving around like i i i i know this all after the fact obviously but um he his parents had recently passed away i think his i think his his dad had passed away And then the way that he treated his mom While Like she was still around

Was like not very good Like really bad actually And then she had passed away And I think he felt really You know Yeah Resentful And I think that's a thing

That like drove him Pretty pretty far down Yeah It could also just be A chemically imbalanced thing You know Where it just You could

You can fucking hit the lottery And still be fucked in the head The next day You've moved on You're doing well for yourself That's all You know what I mean and shit happens in life

you just got to get on with it and move on, right? Yeah. What you're doing now for yourself? No, I'm grateful, man. I mean, listen, like, even just be able to talk about this stuff to, if there's some person out there listening

that can be like, oh, this is like, I appreciate this conversation. This is real shit? That's all it's worth. Yeah, if this was me a few years ago before I went through everything, I went through, like, to see a big, giant guy like you talk about mental health,

talk about their problems and stuff. I'd be like, wow, you know, that's cool. Yeah. Yeah, I'm just grateful, man. I'm grateful to be even here like doing this with you guys like I'm gonna be honest like it's gonna be a big show man I appreciate I didn't expect this vibe I I thought you were gonna like we would just have a push-up contest or something the whole time you know this was nice no I no genuinely appreciate you man I've been

wanting to make content with you for a while like I always think I liked about you when I first saw you like just your style of humor like that that like dry kind of sarcasm shit I love it man thank you yeah first met you New York Barbershop style we're very We insult each other, but that's how you know you pray. And I know when, when you first saw me there and you're like, oh, I guess it was the first time. But when you hit me, I was like, I like this guy. Like when you were willing to do that and we just did it, like we were like, fuck it. That was so cool to me.

That was like the best bit. I was like, I loved it. You live once, you know? And it's just like that kind of mentality. If you give me that opportunity to fuck in. Of course. Right in the stomach and the abs. This was right before the fight.

Right before, I think Logan's fight. Was it Logan versus Mayweather? No, no, no. This was Austin and, uh, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, went there, film bullshit. Did you think with the best, don't know, chill? The best fighter? I think he's looking for an answer right here. I think you're a fit.

Vinny Hacker. I trained him. I know, that's why I said it. You didn't tell me. I don't know. What did you think was the best? No. Okay.

Ben, he was only 18, 19 or something. Vinny looked great. Vinny looked great. The guy, the one thing is that people don't know. The guy is 14 pounds overweight What? He was 13 pounds over the weight limit So if they agreed to fight at 170

He showed up like 183 or something Oh, Dejy showed up heavier And traditionally And traditionally you'll get like half their purse or something You know That whole thing was fucked up though Yeah You know that

Like it shouldn't happen He knows a lot I don't know how much we get into legally Yeah yeah I mean listen that's a that's a whole thing We won't talk too much about that. I just find it. All I know is, all I know about that whole thing was Austin hit me up.

He's like, you should fight Harry Jousy. I was like, I don't know, dude. He's tall. Yeah, but it's like, I don't know. I didn't want to do boxing number one. I wanted to do fucking MMA. Yeah. And then when I hear this stuff after.

That's what I want to do. That's what I want to do. That's what I want to do. But obviously when I heard after the fact, it's like no one got paid still. Yeah. It's like, what the fuck? They just didn't promote the shit job. Yeah.

I could see that after that. him before to be honest it doesn't surprise me yeah but like to do it on that big of a scale and to just like fucking basically rob everyone it was like pretty crazy I mean because I'm just imagine

if I took that fight I would drive up to that motherfucker's house and beat his fucking ass myself I don't know man I don't know if it was an intentional robbery from the beginning I think he genuinely believed that in like in his own head he was going to sell that much

he sells this much they fucked up on the promotion promotion the way they saw it was way too overpriced easy to pirate you know like everybody had it for free anyway i don't know about this that listen i'm not in this world right people you are now yeah you are now you're right here buddy but i mean like him not like here no that's exactly why you're here no this is exactly why

you're here to tell the fucking truth go ahead but uh you know they promoted the fight wrong everything was wrong i i know i know austin thinks he's a much bigger personality or whatever celebrity than he he actually is you know like it didn't sell for a reason like those are numbers that's data you cannot deny that yeah he even when I was talking to him about fighting I like got his number from Bryce and he was like get a fight or get your cloud up I was like motherfucker I'll fight you in the street meet me at saddle ranchers I meet me wherever right we could do it here I'm not I'm not talking about money and get my cloud up you think I can't sell a fight with you I'm on the phone with you right now trying to sell it and he had

different uh different yeah yeah up here yeah i've always got millions bro we're you know it's like playing a fucking one-on-one basketball game you're fighting with 16 ounce gloves on you know nobody's dying nobody's getting their orbital smashed in by fucking austinic room you know he it was a decent fight though no it was good he looked good he looked good in it you left i laughed i saw that was oh i think i was next to you we got kicked out like the cops were coming thrown out and then we bounced yeah they didn't even We were just there And I don't know

It was a weird thing Noah Beck got kicked out Of all people Remember that? Yeah Noah Beck like the nicest guy ever That's the problem you're too nice You and I though

We're like fuck you get out of I'm filming Why are you speaking to me And you were like Brad don't worry about that Film this Yeah yeah Remember I was filming

Fucking phone Yeah when a security guard Comes up to you and says something to you And you say why are you speaking to me Yeah hold on That really fucks their head up But that when the cops came and started getting complicated that the cops did start coming yeah but i'm able to hurdle

those uh gates like the little oh so the railings whatever to keep people in line i could hurdle those easily yeah so i just move around that way and and i kind of get out of those situations i saw that yeah i did get out of nicely so when when am i coming on your podcast you were on it the last episode but no but like actually though whenever you want we could do it i'm literally whenever you want i Like I said earlier, I'm stressed trying to book guests because I do it all myself. I just bring people on who I want to talk to that week. I was even considering hitting up my ex-girlfriend last week because I was like- That's how down bad you are right now.

Well, no, I thought it would be an interesting thing. Like, I don't want to just do stuff just to do it. Like there's so many interviews with so many of these influencers out. You know, for example, if I, Bryce Hall's a great guy. Yeah. But, and if I asked him to come on the podcast, he would show up. He's, you know, he's always been there for me. And I just like, he's been interviewed a million times.

He does his own podcast. It's just, or that might be a bad example because I don't know if he does his own podcast, but it's just like, I want to talk to people I want to talk to. And that's the content I want to make. Right. I want to get excited for it, you know? Yeah, for sure. Like the fight game, you know, if I'm going to bring somebody on.

Otherwise, why fucking do it? If you're not passionate about it, you don't enjoy it, it's bullshit. Yeah. I've been asked all week, for the past month, I've been hit up every single day by 10 different podcasts, do my podcast, to my podcast. But it's like who I want to talk to you. I know I could enjoy a conversation with you, but I'm not trying to do a press tour about my accident

and whatever else is going on there. I don't want to just keep on talking about over and over, which I end up doing. So what's in the future for you, besides the podcast stuff, besides the product stuff, which I love, by the way. Thank you.

What else are you trying to build? What else you focused on? I want to grow this brand to be the biggest, not just men's grooming, just all around. The brand is just, Barbershop. The brand is Jeff's Barbershop, but we will do cosmetics and everything, skincare, body wash, hair, like shampoo, everything all around from beard oils. You need to get me a brand deal? Because I was just talking about making beard oils like yesterday.

We'll do it together. I got everything at the labs. I have the best people working on these products. I genuinely thought this would be my life thing. So when I do YouTube, I'm like, fuck it, whatever. If I get canceled, I mean, it would affect the brand because my name is on it. So I don't want to get canceled now. But this was always my life goal. My get rich plan. was this but also like being able to reach everybody all over the world like people want to work out with you yeah and i can't work out with you but they could buy your i'm sure you have something they could purchase to get a uh a sense of like what it would be like you have pre-workouts out or something like that yeah we work i'm working i'm working on uh you start working out on

the same stuff bradley's on you could do your hair with the same stuff i use we can't go around working out with training everybody and giving everyone haircuts there's too many people in the world it was nice it is nice i need be it all though for real. I have some. I'll send you a sample. Yeah. I really need a beardo. That's like I got a year old every day. So right now I just have a bunch of samples and we're just waiting on packaging and try I'm big on like fancy hippie shit. I have all of our stuff is yeah high end why you think that's funny. Why fancy hippie shit? Yeah. I've been doing it before like before I even started anything. I've had clothing lines that were successful. You ever see savage that's

written like all so that was my brand initially and then everybody knocked it off and I get I let it go I was like fuck this I'll move on to something new really yeah so I've been in the game that's before even vine anything um but yeah I don't even know I love this dude hey I have a random question for you guys because Brad's afraid of dying and then you had a near death you got to put me out there like that every most people are afraid of dying I'm like very afraid I just want Like what positive takeaway did you get and like I don't know well when I when I started that skydiving school I kind of overcame the fear of death I did fear dying a lot obviously I'm sure a lot of people do but I also feared heights and then once you're jumping out of a plane over and over again you kind

to accept your faith like whatever's going to happen is going to happen you know you could get fucking shot walking out of a restaurant like you know whatever we're all going to die someday see my problem is I know that but I still have the problem because I logically I know that that's a fact you get in a car it's smacked it still doesn't change the fact that I'm like fearful of death yeah you know I well it's inevitable you know unless that's the only thing that's got me more comfortable with is it like I know I'm not escaping it yeah just make the best of it while you're here that's why I wanted to go back and jump out again you know jump out of a fucking plane even though I hated it you said too heavy anyway you need to be under

220. I don't think the shoot wouldn't hold you. You have to get like some industrial size shoot. So I haven't done it. My mom's trying to get me to do it. Am you trying to get me killed? The fuck? No, it's not that much risk.

Listen, so you're jumping out by yourself. You know, you don't have the instructor on after the second jump, but there is a thing in the parachute that if your first shoot doesn't work and you pass out from fear, there's a thing that senses where you're at, your altitude. And when you get to 1,500 feet from the earth, it'll shoot out the reserve on its own. I wouldn't trust that. A lot of people don't trust. And those do fuck up, too, but there's a lot.

And then you're dead. Statistically, it's so much more dangerous to just be in a car on the street than skydive. I know it sounds nuts. I get it. The amount of training they put you through safety courses, like, you're like, I got to do this shit again. Just get me up on the plane and fucking throw me out. You can put a sack of potatoes on it and it'll be fine with the thing. You're right.

I mean, I do find it really interesting how, like, we rationalize, like, certain things that we do are okay, but are, can be equally as like detrimental. Like even just for example, our eating habits. Like we don't think of them in the moment because it's like it's just, oh, I'm eating this burger or whatever, this unhealthy meal that's like going to kill you in fucking,

you know, 50, 30, who knows how bad you're eating. But people make that decision all the time. And we're like, oh, we're not going to avoid this,

right? For example, you're saying like getting in a car, your chances of dying are like this high. Yeah. But, you know, people are so afraid about going out during the pandemic because of COVID,

but your chance of dying of COVID is, is like this much compared to like you getting a car and getting hit is like fucking this much yeah i do think it's funny how like it just depends i guess what information we're feeding ourselves in relationship to like that cause of in this case death yeah well you want to put energy into that it's inevitable you know yeah you can't control it well you can do is work on your health comb that beard you know keep yourself looking good enjoying life get me beard oil i'll and i will fucking hey yo we got to do the questions that's it i know i know okay run the fuck okay at the end of every episode we do questions from the audience oh are we live

yeah we're live seriously they've been watching this whole time yeah yeah yeah the feds yeah I canceled yet no the feds no the feds are watching yeah this whole time so like the whole thing you're talking about I'm a drug dealer it was like we got you I already served my time yeah we got um anyway so ask raw talk at gmail dot com get your questions answered by me and the guest whoever's on the podcast go ahead Natalie give us some questions So it says, hey, Brad and guests and the lovely lady reading this right now. Thank you guys for putting the energy you guys do into the world and your hard work. My question is, do you believe that there are people controlling our screens and any time they could be questioned?

They just blame the algorithm and the use. Wait, whoa. This is a deep conspiracy. Yeah, that was, yeah, it is. They were just like, do you believe that people are controlling our screens at any time? And then they blame it on the algorithm. them and use it as a cover-up so no one knows it's not that simple yeah people are watching your shit of course yeah so careful what you jerk off to oh yeah yeah don't cover your cover your

what don't even watch i actually stop watching porn go off memory from experiences that's i mean not everyone could do that there some people you know maybe they don't have any experience maybe they watched a movie or something in the pad i don't maybe yeah i don't know exactly i'm not the first thing i jerked off to what's the first thing you ever jerked off to well i'm sure you're what is it like magazines yeah I swear to God I jerked off to a fucking look it's Mike Magello actually yeah yeah answer that shit yo Mike what up Mike well we don't we don't have the the proper technology

over here to bring you on as like you know what we do at Jeff FM Studios we got Bradley Martin here good baby you're on another episode of Raw Talk again the favorite guest what happened Bro, my house is down the street. Did it blow up? I think they should have started swinging. Thanks for tuning in. We'll call you after we're done.

Yeah, thank you. Thank you. Thank you for that. That's fake, bro. I swear their viewers, they just need views, man. Listen, we could end this. Oh, everybody needs ratings.

You smack me. It's fucking do it, dude. Let's go. Let's go right here. No, you got to hit me harder, bro. Give me a fucking good one. All right, hold on. My wife.

All right. Wait, you have a wife? Oh, yeah. Can I give you this smock? Dude, no. I like cooking me. Take my fucking. Yeah.

So questions kind of look like similar like on a G. I jane is that girl that you were with my wife? Yeah, your wife. Okay. Yeah, just kind of similar to that. Yeah. Good to meet you too, man. Oh, I can't. Yeah, I love it. That's exactly how fake it was. I swear it was fake. I don't go to fuck. I'm not just laughing anybody anymore, bro. All right, hold on. Let's just do one more question. One more question. He always says one more question and then we end up doing like two, three, four. We got to interrupt it. But next time, smack this shit out of it. Okay. I'll come over there and hit you with a palm. Yeah, you got to really hit. Okay. Like trying to knock me out.

So do I have to like fix all this and then do one clean cut of like a smack? No, no, no. Fuck it. Just get that question. It's got a good question. This person said, do you think obesity is a choice? By the way, I love the podcast. Oh, fuck.

It's a hard question. Like I said earlier about addiction, you know, it's out of people's control if they're eating like that. But also Liam has a very. unorthodox strategy with insulting people and it gets them to lose weight. It's effective. So it could go either way. I know some people it's out of their hands and, you know. It's hot.

Some people who are, I mean. For me to talk shit, I'm naturally skinny. My whole family's skinny, you know, except my dad because he drinks beers all day long. He's got a belly. Yeah. But, yeah, a lot of it's genetics. Some people are just so much harder to lose weight. Some people just, they feel an emptiness inside of them.

And they just got to stuff their body just to do stuff. Maybe it's anxiety, maybe it's whatever. Depression. People with depression and that's why they eat. Yeah, some sort of feeling, feeling of something that's missing. This is, I mean, this is we just trying to depress everybody on this? Like, is that what we're doing these questions? No, someone asked.

What if they're curious? I feel bad. Yeah, it can be. Get in the gym every day. Get mentally strong. I think it's a choice. I think it's a choice. And then also some people, it's not a choice for it.

know yeah no it's fair that's that's exactly right i mean that's exactly how to answer it yeah but like here's the deal if you're dealing with it you know someone who's dealing with it the most important part in getting out of that is like small steps like i i disagree with that i think it's going to be a full lifestyle change but but here's my issue with it here's my issue with it if if you told someone who's completely overweight out of shape and you say change everything about your life it's completely unsustainable to them yeah i do agree over time 100% And it has to be lifestyle change. But if I'm completely overweight and I'm like, yo, you need to go to the gym.

You need to drink enough water. You need to eat it. It's overwhelming. Yeah. So you need someone to be like, okay, don't worry about shit right now. Just go for walks every night at 8 o'clock. Getting a sweat every day. Exactly.

And then a month, be like, all right, now you're going for walks every night. Now don't worry about anything else. Keep doing the walks. Stop eating sugar. Yeah. Steps. If you ever feel like you're super hungry or you need a snack, just slam down a bottle of water that does help it does a lot of time you sugar is the worst

fucking thing in the world sugar is the worst thing in the world like it is fucking destroying people people don't even realize yeah yeah I'm not saying like sugar from fruit or from like berries and shit like that but like you eating processed sugar is the worst thing you can do for your brain you have a gas station on the way home sugar is so bad get some skittles yeah that's the seven 11 just like I'm gonna buy some candy sour patches yeah exactly dude trust me I love sugar Sour skittles, oh, I'll tear my tongue up. If I can't wake up the next day, I can't talk.

I have to take a day off from the podcast. And my tongue's all ripped up. It's so good. But, but yeah, man, sugar is like the number one thing to cut out. You'll fucking, your whole life will change, like, drastically, mentally, physically, everything. Yeah. So, is it where you train, you need sugar, no? Of course, yeah.

But your body can convert pretty much anything into sugar. You get sugar from bananas. You can get sugar from. Bananas, oranges. But even you can get sugar. Your body can convert. other macros into sugar right so

your brain is the one thing in your body that absolutely need sugar to function so if you have no sugar present like if you eat enough protein it's going to turn that into sugar for your brain to function properly it's called gluconeogenesis bro I can't believe Will Smith smacked Chris Rock like that fake yeah

they want the views bro look at it think about this you know why it's fake I'll tell you why I think it's fake who's one of the most popular people on social media who's a celebrity uh Jake Paul maybe Who's a celebrity who's not a social media influencer? A celebrity that's not a social media influencer. Kanye?

The person who smacked Chris Rock is one of the most popular people who's a mainstream celebrity who's on social media. Yeah. They need views, bro. Yeah. Look fake as fuck. Like you think all those acts, like you said, like you go up there, like when you did the shit that got cut out, whatever the fuck,

you had this, you had your act, you had your bit, you had your jokes plan, right? Oh, the roast, yeah. Exactly. You have that sub plan. You think the guy didn't have that plan? The whole... It's orchestrated. We slapped Chris Rock.

Chris was a small guy. He's way big... We slapped him and drop him. Yeah, because he did like a little... He did like a little, like... You know that the toll punch? I think he's right. He played Ollie.

He had to do a lot of box. I think it's all for fucking views. Because like the Grammy's like, they've been getting destroyed. I know, I know. The Nell Boys gets more views than the Oscars. Exactly. Do they? I don't know.

I don't want to fucking... They probably... No, I actually do. I think they 100% do. So anyways, I think it's fake-ish shit. What? The milk where you think they do? Big content.

Yeah. Same shit we do. She's at a different level. And they slam down those happy dads when they're doing it. What? I thought I have only watched a little bit to them. I don't, you know, I'm need to watch in this shit, you know what I mean? Yeah.

They ask terrible questions, I feel. Okay. That's fucking funny. Oh, that's funny. No, no, no, so he doesn't watch anything, but we put on, I think it was like a, they were in an interviewer, an MMA fighter, and they were like, so in Ghana, like, what, uh, what number is he, like, out of all of them, all the fighters? He's a heavyweight champion. You know, they're at, they were asking Dana White. And they were like, so what is he ranked? And Dana's like, he's a champion. They're like, so what number is that at all? And I'm like, oh, I see, I see. He's the number one. He's number one heavy. He's the heaviest, the baddest. We'll beat up everybody in the world in M&A.

But that's just like, you know, you're early in the game. They're young kids. Like you said, we're, we're interviewers now. Yeah, they got a very, very strong audience. We were drug dealers and trainers, you know, and barbers. And now we're, I guess I come more from an interview in background because they talk to the person when I'm cutting their hair. Yes.

But still. I guess me too in a sense of not cutting hair. but I was a trainer. You talk to always talking. Yeah, you got to keep the conversation going. It makes sense. It's built into us.

They were doing pranks and fucking now they're thrown into this. It will take time, but I believe that they will continue to grow and be successful and absolutely crush it. Absolutely. That shit was funny, though. That was really funny. I love that. No, I love shit like that.

Do we have any more questions or that's it? Yeah, I mean, I have another question here. One more. Okay, go ahead. It says, have you ever helped a friend get a job where you worked and regretted it no nope we've always been self-employed pretty much one time i uh i was working

at a barbershop in miami and uh oh wait i can go ahead i'll answer it after you we go back way back but um yeah my one of my buddies started work well i met him through the shop is a columbian guy love cocaine he came in one time did too much cocaine they fired him and i was like you know what if you're firing him i fucking quit too and of course I left with them and then we had a full on brawl with the barbershop and everybody there and then we're all fistfighting the street gun gets pulled out Miami everybody has a gun you know they sell them in fucking gas stations and 7-Elevens just go pick one up no not true by the way pretty much the amount of guns you see in florida you know came into the barbershop thought everything

was all good didn't end good yeah but I have uh I have some friends that I've early earlier on in my business career. I hired or like had to try to be a part of what I did. Um, some lasted and some kind of work on other projects. But some like just not always the best idea. So never did I get a friend of job somewhere else, but I've had people work for me and with me. And it just created like resentment and like, why don't I have these things? And it just kind of was a bad situation. So I don't know about, I mean, not not hiring your friends, but I think the more important part is like any good relationship lasting or working is like giving it more time and like allowing it to naturally kind of happen and not just try to like put someone in a place

because you think like maybe your perspective is like oh this is the this can work because like I think it can work more like does that person also feel like they're going to match you at the same place because I've had friends where like it didn't match at all and then they were looking at me like why don't I have what you have and I'm like it's a little different you know so yeah not trying to shit on anyone but I love you there's some people that They deserve it. They deserve it. Thank you so much for coming on.

Thank you. I appreciate you, man. Next time I say hit me in a face, you fucking hit me. I don't, I mean, you're right. I need to fucking, let's try to knock. Don't fucking Will Smith me or some shit like I'm Chris Rock. I don't want to do it. Yeah, do it for real.

We have such a good talk, bro. Yeah. We'll save that for another, a barbershop episode or something. That's great. How long do we record for? Oh yeah. By the way, subscribe to the fucking YouTube channel. Let's go, baby.

Oh no, it's right here, we're live. This is how we're ending on YouTube. Subscribe to the fucking channel. Jeff, I appreciate you so much. You gotta get me some beard oil. Yeah, that's actually something I'm thinking about it. That's a good therapy session. I needed it.

Yeah, okay, see, I see what we got going on here. But I do really need a good cut. I got you. I'll pull the barbershop up right in front of the house. You can do it right here. Really? Yeah, there's a little trainer, don't you? Are you gonna go to Coachella?

I'm gonna bring it there. I think I'll probably go there. Yeah, it's a good thing for us. It's a good thing. It's a good thing. Line up some guests. Yeah, exactly. I'm just gonna be running around doing that the whole time in Coachella. Subscribe to the fucking channel. I'm out of here every Tuesday, 11 a.m. Let's go, baby.