The Breakfast Club - Drink Champs: Lil Duval

Episode Date: February 15, 2026

The Black Effect Presents... Drink Champs! N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. In this episode we chop it up with the legendary, Lil Duval!On this unforgettable episode of Drink Champs, Lil Duval pulls up with pure Florida energy, turning the studio into a comedy club mixed with a life seminar. Duval delivers nonstop laughs while dropping real gems about longevity, mindset, and moving smart in the entertainment game.From wild tour stories to reflections on navigating fame, Duval keeps it authentic and hilarious. He breaks down how he transitioned from stand-up stages to music charts, proving that betting on yourself and staying consistent can open unexpected doors. With drinks flowing and classic toasts in the air, the conversation bounces between jokes and jewels, showing the discipline behind the humor and the strategy behind the success.Duval also speaks on staying positive, protecting your peace, and understanding the power of energy — themes that have become central to his brand. His charisma lights up the room, but it’s the wisdom underneath the punchlines that makes this episode stand out.Funny, motivational, and unapologetically real, this episode is a perfect blend of comedy and culture — exactly the kind of vibe that keeps fans coming back for more.Make some noise for Lil Duval !!! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.comFollow:Drink Champshttps://www.drinkchamps.comhttps://www.instagram.com/drinkchampshttps://www.twitter.com/drinkchampshttps://www.facebook.com/drinkchampsDJ EFNhttps://www.crazyhood.comhttps://www.instagram.com/whoscrazyhttps://www.twitter.com/djefnhttps://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductionsN.O.R.E.https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreagahttps://www.twitter.com/noreaga Episode 490 w/ Lil DuvalYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Now, this is something that every year I want to hit you about. Duval Day, right? How you said? Do you old day, right? My bad. My bad. I ain't going to lie. That shit seems so fun.

Like, you make the hood seem like, you know what it is. Like, when we were coming up, you have so much fun in the hood, right? Then you got older, and then you realized that you outgrew the hood, but then you realize you ain't outgrowing the hood things. So every year, I look at your Instagram. I'm mad, would you? But can you describe to the people who don't know what's going on? Tell them about this.

It's like when we came up, we had, you're from Florida, so we had Memorial Weekend, we had Daytona, we had Black Classic Weekend, and those things kind of molded who we was. But over the years, we forgot about stuff like that there. So I felt like we needed something like that in our culture, so I just started doing it. And then it's something more for our economy and our ecosystem and our culture,

you know what I'm saying, where everybody, they make money. I'm a person who don't make money as me. Right. So it's like everybody gets to make money and it's all state in our community. You mean like the vendors? It's all in there.

I don't make a dime off of them. They all make their own thing. Everybody get to come up. We all have a good time and they're safe and it's in a place where they think it's the worst part of the city, but ain't no crime or nothing happened. So it's a beautiful thing.

And I told them as long as they don't shoot my shit up, I keep doing it. And it's been 10 years. That's what about to ask me? That's my next question is like, what kind of gangster are you that on these days there's no crime happening? I ain't gonna see as gangsters.

It's just like, they really know me. They really seen me. And they're proud of you. Yeah, they watch me come up. I've always held us down. And so they know it's all genuine coming from. They know what they,

like everybody can't, I always hear people say like, man, we can't do this in our hood. You could do it if your hood really, really understood you and loved you. And like, I'm really like, what you call it when you come from the hood,

like a rose that grain from the concrete. And they saw and they know it. So they respect it, you know. So that's really why I'm able to do it. So now you've got the kids. Camp? Oh, yeah, that's Camp Duvall. That's a whole other thing.

That's a whole other thing. Yeah, I bought the resort. I mean, I bought the retreat because I've been going retreat. I used to do Jimmy and I retreat every year. So I say this year I'm about my own retreat. So I bought, like, a lot of acres and got two lakes, a river running through. Oh, sure. Tight shit.

So what the fuck of the camp is going to be? The camp, it's really like a community for a place like my friends and family when they want to come vibe and get away from all the stuff and just chill and get my vibes. Uh-huh. You can come there and come chill with it. And then it's for my hose, too. You know. I wasn't ready. I wasn't ready.

I wasn't ready. I wasn't ready. I wasn't ready. So, um, I remember at one point you never even smoked. Yeah. So how did, how did you go from not smoking to, like, you're the biggest smoker in the world now? Like, I can tell when you were- Wait, how long ago was this that you didn't smoke?

Did I smoke first time? We did, Drunchy? No, no, no, not the first time, but the second one you did, for sure. You know what, that's when I started smoked. I started smoking on y'all's shit, never I think about it. Because I was smoking. No, real dumb. We was up there with DJ Pood for the movie.

I didn't smoke then. That's right. I didn't smoke during that movie, so I started smoking on the promo of that movie. Wow. So, like, what, eight years ago? Now I'm going to ask that question. So you're a grown man. How does somebody approach you and say, hey, man, I think you should start smoking?

Because this is before the accident, right? They did. I had all in my head, like, once I gathered to a certain point in my life, like, I can't fuck my life up no more. I got enough money. I got enough situation. drugs ain't gonna fuck me up now so I say I'm gonna try so I try it then once I try that I ain't never stop Yeah but I love it though

It's a vibe it's like it's like coffee for me or something In the pastime yeah like you know Most people drink coffee Shit like that I do it for a vibe Just past time type shit Mm-hmm And all right so boom You hit it the first time

Now you had never been a drinker I don't drink at all at all at all I remember Kevin Hart passed you a shot Or something when you got the Did he? Yeah Yeah you all remember Like, when you got out the hospital and shit, he'd pass you something.

Oh, he tried. Yeah, I mean, he was trying to promote his drink. Oh, yeah. You know, he got that drink. No, fuck, I didn't. Did I take a shot? I thought you did. I don't remember it.

How are you going to ask them? You would know. Because he'd like to catch me slipping a lot. They make a joke. He ain't shit. But big up the Jake Skee. Is it a reason why you don't drink? I just don't like the way it makes me feel.

And I don't like the way it tastes. And everybody, I think liquor is the worst drug of them all. Wow. Because everybody I know they've been really. fucked up. You think it's cracking some shit, but it really be that alcohols. Yeah, because alcohols everywhere. Yeah, and you second guess. I mean, you don't think like how bad it is because it's so in our coaching and in our community, we take it like take it for granted, but that shit really

fuck you up. Well, did you, have you ever had a bad night on liquor? Is that the reason why? No. No, you've got a funny story about you being drunk. So you've never got drunk? I ain't going to say if I did. I don't, I ain't going to get nothing out of the show. I'm telling you that right now. Like, it's going to be the boringest show ever. Yeah, I'm just going to some regular shit.

Uh-huh. I like the podcast before it got wild. Yeah, yeah. That's why you're not wild. No, y'all not, but the community of podcasts that got to where it's like everybody come on here to get something out. Yeah, yeah. I had to wait until they come down and come back on it.

Why wouldn't you do your own show? I can't go for that. No. I did do that one time. I did do it at one time with my sister, my gay sister. We had a podcast, but I just don't care enough. I like to do what I want to do. Like, y'all got to get up here and care about, worry about if the artist's going to come in and all that type of shit.

I want to do shit when I want to do it. And that's where social media and stuff gave me a platform to do what I want to do. And I've been able to do it so long, it's hard for me to conform. And I'm not telling nobody else to follow my lead because I don't know if it'll work anymore. But for me, I came in a pocket in a certain time where I could do what the fuck I won't, how I want to do it. And I was successful at it. So I ain't for change. Everybody can't do podcast.

Yeah. I mean, you can podcast by yourself, though. I could do it, but I just. A show, period. And then, too, I understand with podcasting, you're talking. And eventually you talk too much, you're going to say some crazy shit. It's impossible not, too. Y'all already had a lot of shit on there that came out.

And I don't want that part of it. Like, people think I'm that type of comedian, but I'm really not. I just say what's on my mind. And I don't be realizing it's offensive to half of the fact. Right. I'm pretty sure y'all deal with that on these part of it. Yeah, yeah, of course. Y'all don't even know that shit going to go vows.

Y'all, y'all, you mad at that? Something you don't even imagine. Yeah, you don't even think that they're going to get offended by it. So, you know, and I don't be giving them the fuck enough. So it's just like, I ain't going to give them nothing to shit with. Now, that segment that you do on Instagram, I can't go for that. I live for that. I live for that.

Yeah, you know, can do. Bitch, nigger, my mama did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bitch, my mama did. That's this lady. This lady, she was mad at shit at somebody and I made the goal. At Walmart, right? Yeah, they was at Walmart.

That was that one. So I just, anytime something stupid, I just post that. Okay. But how about the, um... I can't go for that. Yeah. Yeah, when somebody do something too stupid, nah, that you're going too far.

So that's what I did that from. All my stuff is a little bits. That's like how comedy evolved. We just, our minds ain't programmed enough because back in the day, what we remember is little bits from them stand-up specials. We don't get that no more. Like, you don't even get it from Daisy Pell no more.

You just get it from bits offline. And I was able to evolve into that. So now it's a little sand that y'all remember. It was like basic bits, smile, kill yourself, all little shit like that there. I incorporate in social media the same way they used to doing stand-up. So I just evolved with the times. Y'all just ain't called on yet, but you did because you're doing it. So let me ask you, if a person books you, is it separate when they book you for performing?

Or when they book you for performing music? Well, I kind of catered my comedy and all into one where I can do everything. Okay, wow. You know what I'm saying? Where if you need a rap concert, I can do that. If you need a music concert, I mean an R&B concert, I could do that. You need a comedy show, I can do that. So it's like, it don't matter what you book it for.

And over time, the promoters, it ain't but so many promoters in the country. So they kind of know. And over time, they've seen me do and they seen what I can do in my ticket sales. they just know the book me now. It's just, I'm kind of grandfathered in to this shit. So do you do, do you pre-hearsed the show like that? Like, oh, I'm saying. Yeah, yeah, you have a set, but it's just like anything.

Like when you do a rap concert, you have certain songs. You're like, I'm going to put this song in and put that song. It's the same thing with stand-up and everything. I said, my music and everything. I just place it in a certain shit. And I got it out of built you to where I can put it in anything now. You know what I'm saying? I can put it at any show, any stage.

Give it a mic, I could do it. Now, is comedy suffering now? Because, like, you know, everyone's scared to get canceled. I don't know if you're scared to get canceled. It ain't suffering, though. I think it's just evolved. I think it evolved into what we see now, like with the Druskees and the... Drusky kill them.

Yeah, that's what he's evolving to. It came from the old stand-up and from, I'm like the bridge. The next thing you know, it's like that. It's just stand-up is like jazz now. You know what I'm saying? You know how rap is this. That's what it is. It's like it's going to always be there,

but it's just moved on to what we see now with. Because you got to think, we came up on Deaf Comedy Jam. That's right. They came up on Wild and Al and 8 to 5 South and stuff like that. So that's what their mindset of comedy is. You know what I'm saying? A comedian, back in the day,

when you say comedian, we think stand-up. Now you as a comedian, they say Drewskin and stuff like. Anybody who can make you laugh. Yeah, anybody can make you laugh. But it is a mix, like, in living color and stand-and-in-old. Yeah, but that's what he evolved into. You see what I'm saying? So it's just evolved.

is just people I age don't want to accept it. You know what's the funny thing? We had Mike Epps on here at one time, right? Sorry, I keep repeating. Real O. Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry, I keep repeating this story, but we have Mike Eft.

I thought this is dumbest shit I've ever done in my life. One of the dumbest shit, because I've done a lot of dumb shit. But I thought all comedians knew each other, right? So I don't know why the fuck I thought of that, right? So I got Mike Eps here. He got his boy. I forgot his name that he going on the role with.

And then I had to do Reefs. You know, redo the internet, a comedian. So I'm thinking they all know each other. I got redo here. Mike Epps and his boy just fries this guy. Like, I'm talking about, like, so you got the chance to see a real comedian and then an internet comedian. Like, he was funny.

He was, redo is very funny, but he's funny in skits. He couldn't be, like, I'm talking about they proud of him. I mean, because he wasn't ready for it, but you got comedians like DC Young Flatter came off the internet, but he put in the work. Right. Now he's a real comedian. stand-up comedian for where the OGs respected and he could do the social media. So it's just, if you come off that social media stuff, you just got to put in the work.

It's just kind of hard to go where you got all these fans loving you. But on that stage, it's like the boxing ring. Right. You're only as good as your fight, that fight there. You can get knocked out at any moment. So a lot of people scared of that. So that's why they don't do it. It don't always translate either.

You can be really good at skits and not be able to do stand-up. But it's kind of hard to do stand-up not because people's tired. attention spans short and everybody think they're a comedian now, so everybody's critiquing. Right. Instead of just enjoying the jokes, you know what I'm saying? But if you enjoy the jokes, you wouldn't even care. But in this day and age, everything is critiqued. Because podcast, that's all you do now is critique.

Right. And that's the problem with the game. We do more critiquing than entertaining. Yeah. Do you think a comedian has to be a comedian if they, if, do you think a comedian can be called a comedian if he has no stand-up? Yeah. You can still be called a comedian. Yeah.

I consider Drewskiy and Ben the Don. What's other? streaming niggas out here. I said all of them, because for me, if I didn't like that, I'll be shitting on myself, because I kind of one-starred a lot of that stuff. So it's like, that's what it's supposed to be.

Right. Like, they, it says evolving to that. They was hating on us when we first came up. Really? Yeah, they, when comic viewing ain't out, they was like, all they did is just one joke. Right, because they used to play, like, one bit and then go to the next bit. But Oakamee, and they used to doing hours' worth a bit.

So it's just evolving that. Now them's comic view, niggas, hating on these names. You know what I'm saying? Just evolves. Like you said, Common View. So let's take it from there. So how did you, let me get it. How did you get your first break?

Cedricic entertained the starting line up. I always give him his props because Cedric, he put me on the DVD. And from that, I did that song, I remixed Music Soul Chow. That was my first hit. People think Smilvi was my first hit. It went viral before viral. And that took me on all the college tours. And I kind of blew up like a viral motherfucking in comedy.

Like most motherfuckians, it take like 10, 20 years to get where you want to get where I came up out of the dough running. And I came up quick. So it was just, that's what gave me my thing. That comic view and such an entertainer. All in one. So when did you link up with Tiag? Because that's from on the East Coast. That's when we started to like.

Tilt was just an Atlanta thing because I started in Atlanta. I started doing stand-up at Uptown. Not in Florida? No, I started at Atlanta. Oh, wow. I started 27 years ago. Wow. Like, I've been doing shit.

I did. I started 99 in Atlanta at Uptown Comedy Corner. And Nard Hulston, he just died a couple years ago. He's been on the road with me, too. He died, but he did the first person give him the mic. And then I used to always come up there. I was one of the crowd favorites, and TIP used to come in there all the time. All the rappers.

That's how I got in the most music video. You were in all the music video. Yeah, it was all the music video. Because at the time, it wasn't nothing out there for nobody, honestly. It was like Tyson Beckford at one point. He was in all the music video. Yeah, yeah. He used to call me video vixing that.

But at the time, you got to think, it wasn't nothing from like 2000 to 2000, probably 10 or 15. It wasn't no comedy out there for real. It wasn't nothing out there. So if you wasn't like in the hip-hop scene, you wasn't really getting seen and that's where everybody the 106 in Park was like what Instagram and shit

or TikTok was so I knew that I kind of understood that and I understood all I got being these videos and I get more pulled than the motherfucking the movie and I used to get that

face recognition I knew and I knew everybody and at one time I was on 106 and Park more than the rappers like I was on one two three four five yeah so and I understood and I understood the audience, and I was young too, so I had the college. And most comedians, they don't like doing colleges.

I was the perfect age for college. So I was killing them all. I had the colleges on lock for a good 10, 15 years. So that's how I came through. And then once that evolved in social media, and then I saw social media. I was on that, and I evolved from there, and I seen that's how I was going. And I just kept it going, you know. What was the first social media platform that you really?

MySpace. Let's make some noise for Tom. MySpace. A lot of people caught off in my paycheck, man. MySpace. Tom was my first friend. MySpace, we was on there. I did that.

And YouTube, I probably got one of the first skits of ever on YouTube. If you go look back, it got the timestamp. But we was doing that. Then we did Hood State of the Union. That was our podcast. We was doing that me and Charlemagne. Oh, that's right. We did Hood State of Unions.

And that's when all that shit started evolving. Everything we see in there, it's like seeing hip hop grow. That's how I saw. It's like seeing hip hop around. I feel like cold crush, except I got some money out of it. Now, what the fuck I say? Shit, shit blew my mind. Hold on.

Take it time. You and Charlemagne. How did y'all link up? Because wasn't that on MTV? A show on MTV? Yeah, we hooked up on in the Ozone magazine. Shout out to Julia, man. Julia Bevan.

Yeah, yeah. Bigot to Julia. Yeah, I used to have a column called 10 Things I'm Hating on. Okay. And then he had, like everything I did, I created a own blueprint for comedians. It wasn't like the same traditional route. I went all these other routes, especially through Florida. You know what I'm saying?

But I used to do that. He did another column in there. And I was on MySpace and we linked up. That's how I met him on MySpace. I DM'd them on MySpace. And I was like, man, let's do skits. And I flew up to New York. And we did a skit with Sirius Jones and Freestyle Ballet.

And that went viral. And then, shit, we just kept doing skis and we just kept being cool. You know, we rocked it. And I remember we always say, I don't want to be a radio nigger and he don't want to be a comedian. Right.

And we snuggled like that. Right. To this day, that's what we're at with it. You know what I'm saying? But the difference was media blew up more so then, you know what I'm saying? So it went perfect for his line to work, you know? So, um, Atlanta, right?

Like, Atlanta accepts you. Like, at one point, I actually thought you was from Atlanta. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Who had to correct me. He was like, nah, bro. Because I've been there so long.

I've been there since 96, since the Olympics. But that's hard to get a whole other city to accept you as that city. How did that happen? Being genuine, being who I am, you know what I'm saying? Like, my reputation speaks for itself at this point. Like, I mean, like you said, Atlanta, Atlanta ain't going to show you no love like that. I mean, they do show love, but at the same time, they ain't just going to embrace anybody. You got to step in line.

You just can't think you're just going to come to Atlanta and just going to come on. You got to get in line. So they watch my progress. And they watched me, I started doing stand-up in Atlanta, so they saw me grow. So, and I always show love, and I still show love. You ever bombed? Every comedian has. They tell you haven't.

They lie. You know what I'm saying? That's how you get good. Okay, you could say, boned or bombed? BOMBOMB. Hey, man, come on. Describe what happened. Was this in the early days?

Nigger, I'd tell you the wildest bomb. I bombed when I had the number one song in the country. Was wild? Yeah, smile. Get the fucking... And where did you bomb? In Detroit. Okay, okay.

In Detroit. In Detroit, it's my fault. But it was my fault. It wasn't their fault. Why? What happened? You was high? It was...

I was high. I was... This was when I was... Like I said, I do comedy and music. So I was trying to mess and get the crowd to understand it. Detroit ain't the crowd. They wasn't understanding. Right.

Detroit ain't the crowd. You do that. And so, in my mind, I got the number one song. Right. You think you can do anything. I'm like, nigger. Yeah. I'm gonna get out here and shut this shit down with this music shit.

Uh-huh. But I forgot, too, I was like the hottest nigger on the ticket, too. So, you know, you don't have the number one song. Yes, of course. But you're with other people that you respect and you're thinking, like, they're the number ones in your mind. You're not registering, like, nigger, they really come in to see you. So in my mind, like, all I got to do is just, my bad, thank you.

All I got to do is just, just sang this song and bamb, bam, bam, bah. And I was singing this song. I didn't even realize they boo-muched I looked on the video and I seen them motherfuckers in their side corner. They were booing this shit. I was like, oh, them niggum. Oh, so you didn't know what to this song. time that she was being moved.

I couldn't feel it. Like, you know, I couldn't feel it. Yeah, it's like you can because some of the crowd was loving it, but you know, some of them were like, man, fuck that shit, you know what I'm saying? But like I said, I haven't been back like six, seven times since then, but it kind of

readjusted me. It's like, all right, no, you got to, you still got to understand. You still trying to teach the crowd about comedy and music all the one. So I just did that and re-justing some shit came back and rocked that bitch and been selling, that's one of my biggest markets actually, Detroit.

Detroit. Yeah. But that's why I love them because they keep it real with you. You wasn't right that night. Yeah, yeah, it was me. It's always the comedian fall on stage, I believe.

Yeah? Yeah. Well, maybe not now, but for me, I feel like it's always... Well, you guys are working material sometimes. You know it might not work. Yeah, see, that's the difference. Yeah, see, and music.

Like, our studio is the stage, so y'all see us fail. You know what I'm saying? And the cameras make it worse because they look in and critiquing, so they're trying to find some shit. It makes it kind of harder, but it is what it is. You can't complain nobody.

Get with it or get the fuck on. What's your favorite place to work on material? I just sneak it in. You know what I'm saying? Then, too, like, where I'm working on, it's more like entertain. I do, like I say, I do music, comedy. It's like a party for me. And like, now it's like putting on other people on people that I think funny

and making them great because these motherfuckers funny out here. So it's just giving a platform, which we didn't get that many platforms left, not just in comedy, just in our culture, you know what I'm saying? So stuff like this is important, you know? Right. So that's where I'm on with it. You think media is being oversaturated? Yeah, definitely.

You took the social line and just kept the media. That's really what it is. That's really all it is. Like, we're sitting there talking now. That's all we doing is talking. Even on social media is clips. Yeah, it's just clips. It's just like, how much can we do with this?

We ain't. That's why even with people. podcast, the shit is boring than you. Like, who sits here and watch this shit for four hours? We wanted to. It's like, it's like, niggas really do it, though.

You got to understand, when the shit first started, Shalama and them told me to do it. And they've been, they keep them, like, he got the whole thing, I watched it grow. It's just like, I just can't, if I don't love it, it's just like, oh, if I don't see no purpose in it, it's just like wasting time.

It's like we just talking to our ass kids for that. Just trying to fill in time. Fill in time. That's what we're doing right now. We're just filling in time. That's what we're doing. That's what we're doing. Now, what's your favorite state to perform at?

No matter where you go, it's always a sold-out crowd. It's always, like, turning up. At this part of my career, kind of everywhere. But I mean, like, honestly, this weekend, like, it's like, it's like homecoming here, especially Miami, because I kind of started at Coconut Grove out there. Oh, wow. You used to come out of the Coconut Grove.

You know what I'm saying? Coconut Grove. Like, it kind of molded me where I am, you know what I'm saying? because this is why it kind of molded me because it's so diverse. Like, I don't know if you remember, like they used to be Tuesday night at Coconut Grove. The first show, it was perfect.

It was like, it was like the Cubans, the nice black people. But that second show, nigga, it was the hood. It was everybody. And niggins hated that second. They don't boo you in the second show. They say, get your puss ass off tape. It was part of four. Fuck, nigger, get your pussy's ass off state.

And this was back then. But they used to love me. You know what I'm saying? They always showed me love. And Trick used to be in there. That's why Trick was a whole-a-comedy in low-key. He used to be in there all the time watching it. Trick was the first motherfucker to give me some money in this game.

Get out of here. Yep. He's the first person to put me on that, what's one that was? Was it Thug Holiday? That out. I'm on that one. Yeah. I think Thug Holiday.

Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah, so, yeah. So, I guess, Florida is like, home. Right. Houston, one of my biggest market, Detroit, Chicago, everywhere not, because at this point in my career, like, everywhere I go, it's like I've been building this over years,

so it's like over time, it's like, I got a family of people. Like, it's like every, I'm everybody uncle at this point. You'd be surprised how fast you become uncle. That shit is crazy. This shit is crazy, nigga. Well, our show is about giving people their flowers, giving people where they can smell them, and we wanted to give you your flowers.

Yeah, you didn't get a little. Man, man. Appreciate that, Mike. Snoop Moore's just filling time. Yeah. I'm going to put this at Cam Duvold. Yeah, that's right. Snoop Dog said it's better than the Grammy

because it comes from his piece. It is, though. It is, though. Stuff like this, I love more than, like, I've never wanted, I've never cared about Oscars and none of it. I've always, like, even when it came to a war shows, I wanted the host of the Hip Hopal Award. And that was my goal, and I ended up doing it.

You know what I'm saying? So I always cared about our community more than I, because I knew that's, I'm living proof. Like, we don't need them. Like, we got our own culture just in hip-hop and then just in general. So it's just perfect. Like, when I get stuff like this here, this shit matters more to me than everything else.

And we got to understand that too, you know what I'm saying? And treat this just like we treat an Oscar. Right. You know what I'm saying? They don't give a fuck about it for real. They're just doing it just to do it. But we care about it. I care about it.

You know what I'm saying? It's about this year. Let me ask you. Are you on the road or just doing spot dates right now? I'm always on the road. I'm always on the road. We don't stop to them. We toured nonstop all year, every year.

You know what I'm saying? This shit don't stop. Now, let me ask you because you have other comedians which you're going to bring up a little while, right? What makes you not, like some people would just do the whole show by their self? What makes you want to put other comedians down with the show? Well, most of them, well, now as evolved to that, but when I first started doing it, when I first started doing, when they go on the road, you just go to a city and hope that the club have the comedians.

Well, I never really like that. I like having a team of people. I come from where clicked up. I kind of came up in the hip-hop area where we had entourageers and stuff like that there. And in the midst of that, it's friendship and bonding and I always understood that. So I always want to take a crew with me, and it just made more sense. I always took people that I fuck with. It ain't even about them being funny.

It's just genuine people. And that's why I always fuck with Jayski and Kool-Aid and people like that. Then I always took them on the road with me. And they just happened to be funny than the motherfucker. So that's why, that was my whole thing of it. And to this day, they still with me. You know what I'm saying? And he have been a loyal nigga, too.

Until he get this money. And then he might. You're going to change on your ass? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let me go to some Jackville other questions? Oh, I didn't even see his question.

Yeah, he can't see his questions. Yeah, he can't see him. I don't think people know Jack is really blind. Yeah, he's tripped over here. I'd be forgetting because he got a ball, he got something there, so I'll be forgetting that he can't see something. He's blind definitely in one eye for sure. No, he's all the way blind.

Nick, when I got an accident, he came and seen. We left him outside. He was waiting on somebody to come get him. And my line. Well, that happened here, too. Yeah, he's super blind for me. He's 100% blind. All right.

So you know he ain't right these questions. AI probably did And he said that shit in like a PDF, this should look crazy Yeah, he said it mad professional You know he ain't do that shit You don't got it pulled up Nah

I got the quick time of slum Just asked anything What new watching them picked up Uh, oh, well I got the FB Joan You're on it to that brand FP? FPZone Uh-uh

Okay I guess your picture of it Yeah, it's, um, shit. Hold on, I'll pull it up for you. But, um, let me get this. Look how he said this. Yeah, he's mad professional. That's AI.

That's AI. That's Jack G.P. Yeah, he's. You know, he's, you know, the way this is now you know he ain't. Hey, man, I appreciate, I appreciate y'all showing him love, too, man. Yeah, he's a great guy, man. He's a great guy. He's underrated, man.

He's underrated. Yeah, he's always fun to be. He's crazy, but. He's crazy is fun. Yeah. He's saying, he's asking about the ghostwriter question. Is there a place for ghost writers in stand-up? Yeah.

It's just like music. Like, everybody can't perform it, you know what I'm saying? So there's always some people, it ain't just ghostwriting. It's just like somebody giving you a premise or somebody saying, hey, man, you should do this. Oh, man, you ever thought about that? So, like, they'd be on site. Hey, man, you should add this to it. You know what I'm saying?

So that's really all it is. That's not really ghostwriting. I don't know how else you can ghost writing. Like, even if somebody wrote all your jokes down, you'd Got to perform them. Right. Okay. So I can give you every joke if you can't perform.

Can't execute it. Executed. And on that stage, you got to have that time. It ain't like everything online. Right. You really got to know how to project it. So I don't know how else you're going to ghost right. See, he says the unwritten rule.

What's the one joke you saw someone else do that was so good you wish you could steal it? I mean, people got funny shit. Like, I see shit like, man, that shit funny is it. Like, Mike Epps just did. That shit. Oh, with Scarface? With Scarface? Yeah, yeah, and Nicole.

That's funny. Yeah, like, when I see, like, stuff like that inspired me. Because, like, ever, because over time, when you've been doing this shit so long, you don't seen everything. So it's just like, oh, that's funny. You can see why they get it, but it don't make you want to get. Stuff like, what I saw Mike Gibbs do. Yeah, that was funny.

With Scoff, it's like, man, I should have did that. I should have did some shit like that. So it inspire you more so than people taking or whatever he said. Right. How about people stealing jokes? Man, you'll go crazy. just worry about people stealing your jokes. I would have been killed myself by there

because I don't think nobody got shit more stolen than me, especially off of social media. Wow. I've been, like, I haven't had motherfuckers steal tweets and take it over to another site for years and build their whole platform off of it. Get the fuck out of there. There's a little idea, though.

Ain't anything you can do it. I haven't heard that, no. plenty of people do it. Take tweets and redo it or take Instagram posts and redo the joke. And I had somebody, I had posted somebody the other day when they were talking about, you know, they do that panda shit trying to do shit

and make the women click bait. So when I did it, and so I repote him to shut the fuck up. So another nigga hit me up, it was like, man, that nigga stole my shit. So about you? No, he said the other nigga who I posed, he was trying to tell me the other nigga stole this shit. And I was just telling like, man, just keep doing what you doing because you're going to go.

That ain't going to be the first nigga steal your shit, man. So just keep, you ain't going to be able to stop it, man. You're going to drive yourself crazy. So how do you deal with that? I just told you just keep doing you. You can't stop it, right? You ain't going to stop. That shit was going on before social media.

Yeah, that's important. It's part of success. It's part of success. If anybody's stealing, like, it's, if anybody stealing from you, really ain't that great, for real, you know what I'm saying? It's like, some people do it, and they don't even realize they're doing. It's just who they look up. It's like people imitate this, this part game.

Right, right. You know what I'm saying? So you just got to make sure you just keep it going. So by the time, if they do blow up, you're the moved on. Right. You don't care what they got going on. You know what I've got to keep involving. You know what I've been the time of somebody came to a comedy club and, like, sit there

for that purpose to, like, still, yeah, yeah. All them do, he got comedians are just regular motherfuckers that want to be comedians. They'll come to the show and they look at it and they, they just study and, like, that's just what it is. It's just, I don't trip off it. It is what it is with me. All right.

I see it all the time. It's just, just keep going, bro. Okay, okay. This is bringing the Jay Skeeke. This will bring a quick time of Islam, or you got one more Jack Thriller. This is one more Jack Thriller. He says something about,

that Damon Wayne's brought up that Robin Williams used to pay people to bar, borrow their jokes. Instead, would you ever consider paying young comics to borrow their jokes? I'll pay them. I'll just pay just the support. Because you got to think that's, it's just like writing the song. If this is how you make your money, if I feel like it's worth it, I'll pay.

It's just like a skid. If I want to do it. It's like having a writer's team. Yeah, or even just a skit. Are you paying somebody or a girl in the video? You paying her, so why not pay a comedian? You know what I'm saying? It's the same thing.

So if I got it where I want to spend some money, I might as well spend it with somebody I'm fucking with, you know? What made you change your name from Roland Power to a little Duval? Because when I first started, especially in Florida, they used to always say, that's Duval, that's a little Duval, that's Duval, that's Duval.

Like in Florida, we go by counties. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's Duval County. So they used to always represent it. And I used to, when I used to do interviews, I sometimes forget the rep it. You know what I'm saying? And I always understood how important it is,

especially from where we're from, because there's too many people from there. just hearing this Duval, especially back in the day. Like now, it's known now, but back in the day, if you were from Florida, you didn't really know what it was. Some people only know it just from my name. You know what I'm saying? So back then, I was like, all right, I'm going to put it in my name.

So whenever they say my name, it's repping my whole city. Okay. And it evolved to what now? Shit, people proud to say it. You know what I'm saying? So it's just paving away for the next generation. You ever considered dropping the little off of it? I'm little, niggas.

He should have no one? Shit. He has the luxury. He has the luxury. I'm damn 50. I'm still saying the same weight that I was when I was 18. You don't get any weight for nothing.

I ain't fin the game with it. I ain't got to run no marathon. And I eat whatever the fuck I want. I know Wayne dropped. I think he dropped his name. He's just Wayne now. I think everyone is doing that. Wow.

I don't care. It don't bother me. And what do you feel about Tia doing comedy? I think it's there. For that nigga. He'd do it for therapeutic reasons. You seen what happened to him in Brooklyn?

They booed the shit out of that. And that was the worst thing y'all did because now he ain't going to never stop. Because now he's going to pull the y'all. Oh, I'm saying that that put more bad than me the back. Yeah, like, yeah, that's going to, like... I ain't going to lie, it wasn't the crowd. It wasn't like, sometimes you guys...

It was just, like I say before. Some comedy, it takes time. Right. And that's why you got respect someone like tip. As big as tip is, and people don't respect. You don't have to do that, yeah. This nigga be in regular bars. still doing stand-up.

And that's where a lot of these, and then you look at these social media niggas that won't even do that. And he's doing what he ain't got to do. Right. And he's doing this shit. And he's been doing it for about five years now. People don't even realize that.

Wow, five years? Yeah, but what's going to happen over time, 15, 20 years, y'all are going to grow to like it. And y'all going to be knowing it. I'm going to be knowing it. But I'm just saying, but I'm just saying, especially niggas, we like the critique, and the first thing we do is just naturally hate

when we want to accept the, than that. It's just in his, in his defense, that was a Brooklyn rough crowd. I mean, and Brooklyn is one of them crowds, too. You know what I'm saying? Especially, you got to think it's in the viral moment. Everybody won't get their clear on. They're like, oh, yeah, I'm from the post this.

I'm for the post in and say, look at them, boo, boo, boo, boo. So it comes with it at the same time. They didn't stop that, nigga. Yeah. Oh, he kept going? I thought he said stop performing. I thought he said stop performing. He's talking about rap.

He's not performing. rap no more. That nigga back rapping to you just had lived last night. Yeah, yeah. He's got his own record. I spoke to him this morning. He just cut the hair and they put the hat on the side and the back talking shit. He ready to fight. He said he just went viral and that was AI.

Yeah, that was AI. Yeah, that was AI. Y'all But he cut his hair after that. Y'all think y'all think he believed everything. I told him to come here a little while. Yeah, yeah, he told me to you tell y'all was there. Yeah, I spoke to him this morning. Yeah, yeah. But you do you think there's going to be more like that? You think... I think everybody

everybody think they can do it. Because Mr. Baxon. You see Mr. Fab? He's doing stand-up. He's doing stand-up now. No, stand-up. Everybody's going to do it. Everybody's practicing, studying, and, you know.

What I tell you, y'all? Uh-huh. When I see somebody, that's that they try to do stand-up. Right. And then next thing, you know, they're doing stand-up. Do you think that's a good thing or bad thing? It don't, I don't get fuck what they did. It don't stop what I'm doing.

I like it. Like, when I saw Wallow do it. I do. When I saw Wallow do it, I was like, because this is perfect for him. Wait, Wallow? Yeah, he doing stand-up. J-L Wallo? Yeah, J-L Wallow.

What the fuck? Where am I in that? You're going to start doing it. You're like, look, you're like, you're like, you're like, why I'm going to do some stand-up? You know, I'm going to do it. Get out of here. Yeah, kid cut it.

Didn't he say he just tried to do it? Yeah, kid could do it. But I think Wallow would be good at it because, simply because he knows how to speak and he's comfortable on stage. And he's not afraid to make himself a part of the joke. Yeah, yeah. That's why him and Gilly worked. Yeah, yeah.

They're not afraid to be a part of it. And they know, they know his character. You know what I'm saying? So he just got to put in the time and understand how to how to, how to mess his, his, um, comedy with his speaking. He'll be perfect. Now, now, now you, how about how to produce the movies? What, what are you, where you, shit, I'm, I just produced, I just produced a movie with, um, Swirl Film, a man over there air called Camp Duvall. You know, I just, I bought that, bought that retreat and I shot a movie and I put all my folks in it.

You know what I'm saying? Most niggas get rich get broke. What do you say? What, Tim say? I mean, not Tim say. Tricks ain't. Most, most niggas get rich, get ghosts. I went out and got jokes and united my folks.

That's what I did. And that's what I did, nigga. So I put all my people on instead of complaining about how the industry is fucked up, it's hard for, ain't no Hollywood. We create it on Hollywood. We got enough people in our infrastructure. I don't know how to do that shit. Yeah, he's been doing it.

We all can do it now. We just don't understand we can do it. So I just, instead of talking about it, just do it. And we did it, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah. And it's a good movie, too. Like, when I was watching... What's the name of it again?

Camp Duvall. It's a horror. Okay. You know what I'm saying? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. It's a straight horror or horror? When you said Camp Duvall, I was like, I'm going to say, it's dead. Yeah, nigga, what...

I don't want to say that part of the country. But, I mean, it's just, it's a horror film, but you got comedians in it. You know what I'm saying? Like, like, what I understood, for me, from... What I live about coming, like, say, say, it's to fight Friday. Friday. was really just a story with funny people in it. You know what I'm saying?

Like it wasn't like... A standard story. It's a standard story. It's a basic story. But you just had comedies in it. So that's how... We took a Friday one, right? Yeah, Friday one.

It's just... But it was the biggest classic of it all. You know what I'm saying? I pulled them wrote it. He wrote it and then just put funny motherfuckers in it. So I just kind of took the same recipe. It's like, shit, I'm just making... And I love horror films.

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Bye. Okay, now I've seen, this was you directing it? This is your own cameras? I ain't directing. You get the real directors, but you know what I'm saying? You put it together like swirl, swirl. He knows how to do all that production shit. You know what I'm saying?

And he's been a cool nigga with me, man. He's been a white guy, but you know, swear. You got to know the movie. I got to know the movie. You wrote the movies? You wrote it? No, no, Russ Parr wrote it. Russ Parr.

You know Russ Park from the morning show? Rest part most. No, but we know him now. God damn. Goddamn, let's go. Yeah, he wrote it. You know what I'm saying? And we finished

you another movie in the spring. No, but hold on, hold on. So now this is independent? Yeah, all independent. Now, what you say? Independent, so this is all you? All, all that you own it.

Yeah, me and my man Eric, we put doing it together. Okay, so you plan to put it on 2B? We put it everywhere. Oh, everywhere. We're going to put it out ourselves first. Then we're going to license it all to, to,

networks and shit like that. They're just like all the crackers do. But you're going to, where's the Premier going to be at? Because we're going to do one here. We're going to do one in Jacksonville. We're going to do one everywhere. All right. Everywhere where they fuck what we're going to do it premier.

And then we're going to put it everywhere. Camp motherfucker do Volvo, man. In the motherfucker theater near you. You go out there and support that. God damn it. Can't do it. You ready, Jayce? We're going to do, you're going to do a quick time with Shline.

Let's go. Okay, cool. Did Eddie come? Eddie, Jay. Come on, Eddie, join us in quick time. Okay, all right, cool. He's gonna drink for me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let's set up to drink. Let's set it up to bring him in. I'll sit up, you, okay. Ask me for a drink. And we're like, no, but I got somebody to real. No, no, no, no. That's okay.

People don't know. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's already set up. Yeah, what's going on? What's going on? Right here, actually. Get a chair right here. That what you want to drink?

That what you want to drink? Um, shit. What we got? What we got, Lee? You got a chair for Eddie? Yeah. You drank it on? A bunch of vodka?

Straight up vodka. I don't know, man. It's Mr. 305 vodka. Oh, we got more. Show to him. They got smearing off there. You got smirinole? What the fuck are you?

I ain't going to lie. I did not know they had there. That damn, they're like you a whino in this bitch. Nah, I ain't going to lie. That's what I started drinking, right? That's not my, though. That's how I started drinking, yeah. Let him grab that one first?

That's fucked up. That's what I was a video with Capone out there. Yeah, I know, I know. Yeah, I saw that shit too, fucking some of some racist shit. There's our boy Eddie Giggs, by the way, from Gruzadeo from the team. Eddie's ass eater. Don't smoke no blood out to him. Don't pass him to him to him.

And if you do, don't get... Where? What are you going to drink? Ah, tequila. Oh, shit. Man, no. Ah, shit. It's very racist.

You can have some Mama Huana. Anybody want Mama Hanna? What's that? Dominican Mama Hanna. No. What type of liquor is? It's a rum-based liquor, but it has herbs and spices fermented in it. You can do voodoo with it if you want to.

Yeah, I got it. Mama Hwana. They say, if you want to. You can do voodoo if you want to. Yeah, you can do. You could do Santaria? Yep. So you got to explain to him the game.

All right. So this is our drinking game. We're going to give you two choices. If you pick one, we don't drink. But if you say both or neither, like you don't want to answer the question, Bridley, or you want to be politically correct. And we all drink. All right.

You're going to drink for me. You got your designated drinker. Yeah, this is my designated drinker. My junkie friend, Jay Skid. J. Schenckin bitch. Junkin bitch. And Nora, are you? You got a designated drink.

I got a designated drink. I got my friend Eddie the motherfucker assyed in the building. From the group VOC podcast. Can we hear it? They mic? Can they hear his mic? Can you point it a little bit that way?

Oh no, wait. We got another mic coming from. Okay, yeah. There we go. And Eddie, you could. Yeah. Okay, cool. You Cuban.

Come on. I'm gonna start this one off. You all. This is our belt. That's our belt. Not talking with a component or area. Oh, yeah. Oh, now.

This hard. A fan made this for us. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'm going to steal it. We already had a couple. Do we have?

Yeah, um, Andrew Swartz stole our shit. Oh, yeah, yeah. You see, I couldn't pronounce his last name either. I'm trying to hurry it up. I'm just going to never get it, man. Hey, Sean, they told me y'all stole his belt, show. I was trying to steal it, too, man. All right, you ready?

Yeah. Richard Pryor or Eddie Murphy? Andy Murphy. Okay. Damn, I thought you were going to say both. Andy Murphy's the real goat. Like, ain't nobody going to ever do it like he doing. You've seen his documentary?

Yeah, he's a real rock star. If there was ever rock star comedian outside of me, it's that nigga, for real. You ever met Eddie? No, I haven't. I haven't met Eddie. And not Richard, obviously. No, I ain't been richer neither.

Okay. T.I. or Luda? I got Tipped. I'm biased when they come to my... Don't get a twist. The worst name he and my family, too, Luthagher's. But that's like, for real, fan, tip. me and tip so.

But you ain't, we ain't got no beef or looted. No, no. He just said that. I just said it. We never heard of a thing. They didn't see that by that

shit. No, no, no, no, I just ask me. No, that's my real family too. You know,

you know, you know, what you know, that's my real family. Like, homeboy, you don't want to say his name. Once they like, like brother brother,

like, you know what I'm saying? Mike Epps or Chris Tucker? Mike Eps. That's like my big brother in this game. Yeah, you all look like cousin. Yeah. Mike Eps.

Like that's the same hairline Man, that's a hard question That's what I thought it's a hard question Gucci or Gizi You know if you say both he's drinking Oh you don't want him to drink Or do you want him to drink? I want him to drink

I want him to get fucked up Both Both We did I want to say that San Diego Maga Maga Maga Wago

I want to say that Mago I'm going to say both for everything Come on, turn up. No, I ain't going to lie. I follow y'all on the gram, and I ain't going to lie. This is real shit. You look like a fun drunk. I ain't going to lie to.

I'm talking. He is, nigga. He is. I'm a fun drunk, nigga. I'm a fun drunk, so I can work in a friend drunk. Everybody that go out with him, I'd be like, you know, got caught up with Jayski. You didn't got caught it with Jay Ski. Chappelle or Cat Williams?

Cat Williams. Okay. Cat Williams. We forgot something. Have you got any stories of anybody? Yeah. Please, like, give us some. You got stories with Kat?

No. I don't tell my story. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell my story when I want to tell him. He's like when my podcast comes up in 2033. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Two chains or future?

Two chains. That's my negative. I'll fuck with future too, but both. Okay. Both, both, okay. And there's a model wild. Both. Okay.

That's a killer. I didn't mean to pour that. I take that too, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Okay. Oh, right now. All right. We got to drink it.

Cheers. Cheers. All right. We want to not it. Yeah. It's good, right? That's pretty good. Yeah.

Okay. What's that? Weed? Feet. Yeah. It is for mention herbs. They make that in the tub and kendoo. A dude's stepped on there with his feet.

They make it in the tub. It's home. I don't want to know how to. Don't listen to him, man. That's not the way to make. I'd rather than I'd rather than I tell me. The more I'm looking at it do look voodooish. That's your.

It is. Every Caribbean and Latin American country make something like this. And they use it in rituals. This is true. Okay. D.C. Youngfly or Drewski? D.C. Youngfly. Just for them.

I know our solid is. You guys go back, right? Yeah, I just know how Saudi is. I mean, nothing against Drewski because Drusky doing this thing. I'm proud of him, but I fuck with D.C. Okay. Uh, what the fuck? Oh, Chris Rock or Martin Lawrence?

Both. Okay. Drink up. Jeez. Fuck, y'all. He's gonna be so... Yeah. He's gonna get...

Yeah. He's gonna get more tequila. He ain't nothing. He gonna be fucked, huh. How we just... How would you... Do you want to take some of his shots for him? She's gonna do what?

Okay, okay. Hold on, we gotta get Eric a Dutch's in on this too. Yeah, you're gonna get them ready. At the quick time, you're gonna bring them all in. All right. At the quick time, we're gonna bring them all in. Yeah. I got you.

Um, hold on. Where we were at. You took the shot. You took the shot. By a little. Oh, this thing here, yeah. Nigger, they ain't even, ain't the question. I love it.

You're recording this. I love you. I'm getting ready. I'm getting ready. I'm getting ready. I'm getting ready. Yeah, you got no. No, I don't know.

I'm going to let him do it for a night, no. I don't know. If he's going to talk, that thing, it gets so heavy on stage when he drunk? Tell him about the town we was in Phoenix and you got drunk. But let's tell about town we was in Utah. Huh. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You talk about me. Talk about two motherfucking eh. Yeah. You talk. He was born.

He was so bad. He was ready to quit. He said, I am through with this shit. He said, what? But he came back in the mess. They had a good set. No, man. I was performing from a bunch of Mormons, bro.

Yeah, it's a Mormon. Get on, get up. We're like, we're coming here for the lab. We're not getting up. Get up. Oh, shit. Oh, man. Outcast a UGK.

Mm. Hmm. You guys say, both. I got to say both, man. You might have to start drinking my moana, but I'm about to run out of my mawana. Get in there tequila. You need for tequila, too, yeah?

This is my drink of choice. Let Eddie catch up. He needs to drink too. Yeah. This is true. Okay. Okay, you need more shots first. We need more shots. Wait, don't get these shots. I'm going to run through these. I'm going to run through this.

And when you get a chance of my... I just want to taste that. I ain't drinking everything. I want to take that because it looks like something I drink. I don't here. Yeah, I like that. Yeah, you can. Okay.

Y'all ready? I think I take this shot. I already took my show. Go ahead. Do your thing. All right. You took mine. You took yours?

Yeah, I got home. You know, okay. Chaser, bro. Life or Harlem nights? Shit. Lies, fly. Damn. Y'all be fucked up for real.

Those are. Both for them? Yeah. Both for them? Both for them. Boop it up. Boop it up. I love this shit.

Yeah, you're not drinking. Why you ain't drinking? What's going on this? I'm chilling today. I'm chilling today. He just ran a marathon. It just ran a marathon. It's over.

Celebrate. He does. He does. It's not true of what he's saying is rhymes. He has selected a drink channel. Not true of what he's saying is rhymes. Cedric or Steve Harvey? Cedric, because he put me on.

Let's make the noise. Monique on new now. Yeah. Thank you. Monique or Lonell? Both. Both. Drink it.

Hey, your shot, get smaller and smaller. No, no, this is the way we do it in big jazz. You don't have to take it. You don't have to do it out how you doing it. You don't got to do it. You don't got to do it. You're doing drugs.

You're doing drugs. Yeah, but I'm going to be sober when I go back. He's so smoking reeds. All right. You see, once I have a tongue get hit. This tongue will be here by the end of these questions. You think I'll be sure on Nell's is doing the do?

He might have ate the pussy. Yeah, I think he's not. I think so. I think that's weird. I think you might have to. I'll tell you this. You're a fuck to Matt? Duneal's full is fuck, man.

We love the Nail over here. And we, I'll be sure. We've never had. I'll be sure. Y'all have it? No. Never had, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then Nal is family.

Yeah, she's alumni over here. Little baby or young thug? It's a little baby. They make you say, little two. That's what he was calling you before you got here. You were going to be in New York City. Little baby. What the fuck is that?

You've been down to Miami away. You've been out of life. Little Duvall's going to be here. Yeah, you've been in a long time, bigger. You've been coming down here in the Miami's chair since the dangle. I've lived on. You know, that's why I take my half of you too. That's why you was able to evolve because you understood what the movement in the South was growing,

even before everybody else understood. God damn it. That's right. That shit is first show here in 97, his first solo show. Yeah. Yeah, I've been there coming out here. Yeah, I know I embrace the South early. And y'all, juvenile, juvenile, David Banner.

I pay attention to how people treat their people around them, you know what I'm saying, who they around. Like, if you around, if you're around, that says a lot about the person. And how you're all, how y'all, how y'all fuck with Jack, you know what? Yeah, hell, yeah. Let's go ahead. Okay. So, yeah, let me redo that question. Now, this thing is really kidding.

Oh, yeah, go ahead. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, y'all love that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This thing is made millions of these granders. He made millions of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Take a shot.

Take a shot. Take a more stupid shit. I watch dreams of all time. I thought you'd be drinking. He usually do. He usually do. I watch drink channels all the time. I thought you'd be drinking.

Yeah, I do. I do. I just know. They go. Oh, shit. When I be at your house, what I be watching? I watch y'all all the time. Your ass don't fucking.

fucking be drinking. When you came, he was drunk that time that you came. Yeah, yeah. That was in his younger years, though. That was in his young years. He said, don't believe that. Yeah, I'll be drinking.

I'll be drinking. So, what about you got to answer the question? Lowell baby or young thug? Damn. Musically, I like a little baby. I'm going to go a little baby. Okay. I fuck a young thug too, though.

Damon Wayne's or Eddie Griffin? Or Eddie Griffin? Damon. Damon Williams is a go-to-it. Eddie Griffin because he's still at it. Eddie Griffin because he's still at it. We need Eddie over here, too.

Eddie is a real goat. People just don't understand because, like I say, comedy is evolved, but... No, he's funny. He's really... I snuck in the club one time and seeing him tear Vegas down. Yeah, he's true. If you were really like old-school company,

eat the cold at it. Okay. Strip clubs or regular clubs? I know I ain't drinking on this. I made that one up. Strip clubs. Yeah, I'm in Florida. naked bitches a business with clothes

I'm a trick question who wants to go to a regular Who wants to go to a regular club? Isn't it? He's not a ruin regular color Yeah, they're ruined regular clubs Especially in Florida Bernie Mac or Red Fox?

Ooh. I'm a red... Oh, that's a good. That's both, but I look up to Red Fox Like, I like how that shit evolved. Like, you know, I have old school, old niggins still up there just talking shit. Right.

I like that. So I'm going to go with Red Fox. You think Red Fox could have survived in this time or he'd be able to cancel him a long time? No. No. No. I think he would have killed it right now. It depends.

He could have did what he wanted to do, but he wouldn't have got no sponsorship. Yeah, yeah. No, but the Red Fox show, he tamed himself in that show. Yeah. And even back then they had problems, too, but it was way more like now. Like, now. Like, rest of peace, poor Moody had that. No sponsorship.

Yeah. Yeah. You have to, like me. Somebody like me, I already know with my lane. I know certain shit I'm not going to get. But I've committed to that. If he committed to that, then, but I don't think he would have been as big. Like, he was for what he was for.

And he had problems back then, too. So I don't like to compare different errors because they had shit. They was getting canceled back then too for shit. Right. Shit they had to deal with us. Yeah. Right. So who used to DJ?

Who'd you pick? You picked Grand Vox? Yeah. back in the 90s. Between 90 to 2000. I'm trying to think what I remembered you from one of them clothes.

I mean, think about any club on South Beach, any club before there was hip-hop clothes on the beach. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Underground shit, the warehouse parties. And it's crazy how

this shit un-evolved. Like, we were just talking how we were riding through this motherfucker here. No, this was the hood. Yeah, and this shit is like... Yeah, man, this shit is like...

Man, this shit is crazy how Miami's just changed. Ain't it shit, man, this shit is... Mm-hmm. Everybody hang on in South Beach number. South Beach, they say it looked back like the 80s now. They say it looked like the 80s South Beach now.

You ever came out here and remember a hotel called the Travelog? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I did a party there. Oh, yeah. That was the first. Remember the first party? He was the guy at the door taking the money. Yeah.

You ever used to be at studio out? Of course. The first time, Alcad, I DJed that. Rick Ross before. What was his name back then? Teflon Don. There's a fly. You see me, Irie, Outcast was the open.

I mean, the main act, and then Rick Ross was to open it up. Yeah. I mean, when Rick used to roll with Trit them. Yeah. That's why I met him, all them, C-O. You know, C-O of my blood cousin. Seo's bad, Matt, that's you. He knows.

Trina Hype Man? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He knows us from back in the days. And this whole, I just found this out, though. Like, I've been knowing C-O since back in the day. Yeah, with the family reunion or something? How did we find out? Yeah.

No, he found it because I got a place in Bahamas. Uh-huh. And so I always rip my people. I'm really full of my family. Oh, yeah, that's right. That fly place. My family, them from there. During COVID, you was flossing on us.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You were shitting on this during COVID. I remember that. He found him my last name, my last name, Hasty. And so he was like, my family Hasty. Like, damn. And from Bahamas. This whole time.

You're a good dude, man. Yeah, see y'all a real good dude. Give it up and see you. Yeah. So you be Hamey in. Yeah, but Hap. Is that how you say it? What is it?

He makes you Haitian. You be Havian. You be behaving? This nigga working. You'd be behaving in. You better be behaving it now. Bahamian, man. Yeah, that worked.

You're being Jopian, too. You're in too long, man. You're talking like that. He knew y'all got to the bone. He's going to use our first stand-up, though. Okay, hold on. Where we are? Okay.

George Carlin or Robin Williams? Carlin. Oh, George Carlin. Carlin is the truth, man. But Robin Williams is one of my favorite, too. Who? William was dope, man. His acting ability was crazy.

Well, are we talking about stand-up? Which are you talking about you want? That's a perfect example of, like, the difference between stand-up and, like, Robert Williams, he was a stand-up, but we know him, y'all love him for movies. But the way y'all translate your head, he's still a comedian. Right. But you've never seen none in stand-up. I did see a stand-up one time. He said, because his standard was before my time.

He was talking about Marathon is like doing cocaine. That's why I remember there. So I was like, really, yeah, yeah, yeah. But for the most part, y'all loved for. I know more commended, I remember. I know more commended, too, Morgan Kennedy. That was a little color. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then hated it with Damon Webb. Uh-huh. He would never stand-up, but in our minds, he's a comedian. Right. So that's what's going on that. But he never did stand up? Who? David Allen-A-Rigg.

Did David Allen-Gree? He not as comedian? You know what? You haven't seen David-Gry? I feel like he did. You know what? How is my first time? I don't even know.

I thought he was. I automatically thought it was. Yeah, but Robert Witt did start doing a stand. He probably did, but what we know him for. Right. Yeah, no. Yeah, it's Mr. Dalfire. Yeah, no, I'm talking about David Allen Greer.

And Carlin did it late into his age. I did all the H-Bel special. Okay. Yeah, but who else? Okay, okay. So who do we pick? Yeah. I said, um, Carlisle?

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this rumors that Kevin Hardest we make it our Harlem Knights with all the comedians? That's cool. Yeah. Well, he didn't reach out to me. He can't be all enough. That's cool if he wants to do it.

That's cool if he wanted to do it, but he's probably going to do it to where it's, he's just saying that for old people to like it. But at the same time, he's going to make it to where it's for this generation. And Eddie's still alive. Eddie could come in and coach, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who, Eddie? Of course.

Yeah, yeah. He'll be the OG. Comic View or Deaf Comedy Jam? I'm going to say Deaf Comedy Jam, but I was on Comic, I was on Comic View, but Dev Comedy Jam and what made me want to do stand-up when I saw Chris Tucker on that. Well, I'm on the new season of you right today, if y'all want to know. Oh, yeah?

On BT. On BT right now, streaming live. I'm on the new season of the comedy right now. You see the channel or the streaming? All that shit is all. I mean, it's all. You know, it's different. They got to act nowadays.

You know what? You name the channel. What's the channel number? We don't know. This shit is evolved. We just ain't bringing my little channel. Yeah, he evolved with it. Tracy Morgan or Jamie Fox?

Jamie Fox. Yeah. Okay. Who'd you think about, did you see that clip with Tracy Morgan telling him. I feel the same way he feel

when motherfucking would be like, nigga, they ain't got nothing to do with me. But who was that dude? There's probably some nigga talking shit back in the day. Yeah, that's probably some shit like that there,

you know, and then you got to think around our age, we just got to see plenty of niggas there and you're like, yeah, you're right where you're supposed to be. You know what I'm saying? Whole ass-ho. Y'all haven't run up on somebody

like that and know that niggas just, no, no, no. You can feel. Listen, you're, You're saying you're behemian? Everyone is judging because the guy said he's homeless. But you can see as soon as Tracy made eye contact with him. You know what it was.

He was like, don't you act like I owe you something. And I was just like, holy shit. I was scared of Tracy Morgan at that time. I didn't even know. Like when he said that, you could tell. That was some history. That was some personal shit right there. And then the guy said, and the guys, he's shocked.

He's like, but I'm homeless. And he's like, I ain't got nothing to do with me. I was like, I was like, I was a wrong person. He did some fucked up shit. Like if somebody did something. to me and they homeless, don't tell me, because I'm gonna say, stay homeless. Like, I like that. Like, I like to see niggins struggle there.

If you fuck, you fuck in one of God's people. Yeah, that's what happened to you. Everybody that fuck with me, they still where they are. You get to like to see. I do, like, because I show too much love to everybody, you know what I'm saying. I ain't never fuck nobody over, so if you fucking go over, I feel like you hurt me, so you're gonna hurt yourself. I'm gonna watch that shit.

I'm gonna watch that shit. I'm gonna see you die slow. You start following them on Instagram? Yeah, I follow them on. Yeah, I follow him right. I'm gonna watch your journey. You're gonna talk about. He don't like it, too.

I'm gonna watch your journey. Out here struggling, like. I'm gonna make sure it's in the algorithm, too. I'm gonna make sure it's in the algorithm too. You're gonna be retreat day shit? No, I got my own algorithm. I'm glad to get this shit. I know what I'm doing.

You can put ass behind this shit. I know what I'm doing. You got me fucked up. Oh, Jiminon. Oh, Jiminon. June. June 12. Okay.

I'm May 28. June 12. That's a biggie birthday, isn't it? It's something like that. Yeah, yeah. I'll say something. You don't know who. I don't know.

I know everybody's on my birthday? Yeah, I would. Oh, okay, okay. Okay. Well, he ain't no Gemini. He's a Gemini. No, he's Gemini. Some of the best rappers are Gemini.

The best, Jimini, Kempini, Kempini, the most entertainment. The most influential people. John. Jimonon. Like that. Look at that. Yeah.

See that. What he's saying? Yay. You're going to get me, bro. I got you. You're going to get me, bro. I got you. That's, yeah.

Look at Mike. Like, damn, they gave me his mic. Yeah. You're going to get no playmate with me. That's all good. All right. Jim Carrey or Wilfarrell? Mm.

Mm. Jim Carrey. Just for the person he is, too. Like, I'm always. to people than I am to, because talent, I got enough talent, so I can see through that, but at the same time it's the person, so I can see he a genuine nigga. Okay. Kevin Hart or Damon Wayne's?

Who? Damon Williams? Yeah. I'm gonna go to, both, both. Okay. She was going to pick. I was ready to drink. Let's keep this grim train going on.

Yeah, let's get this drunk train gone. I'm not going to be drunk. All right. What we've been? This ain't enough. When we're bad? This ain't never liquor. Nah, I ain't gonna lie.

I don't think you're gonna get drunk. Yeah, yeah, yeah. There ain't nothing. There's nothing. I don't know. All right, come on. Okay. Oh, Lord.

We're gonna add questions. Come on. He ain't gonna add a both. Let me ask the question. Yeah. Music soul child. Both. Or snoop.

You got to ask. Both. Yeah, what kind of a pair of is that? You go on your snood? They say Snoop. Bo. What are you going in that, Rob? Yeah.

You blame again. I got to give it the music Soul child too. Music Soul child, too. Because my first hit, I remixed his song. That's why they were. Yeah, that's why they put that. You got, you got to listen. Both, right.

They can say life or death, both. No, listen to the question. Both. Oh, let's go. Cheats. All right. This take a drinking chase in that. He cheats.

No, no. The Jake, what is this? What is this? Cramberg. Okay. I'm a buddy fucked up. So, yeah. Stand up or skits?

Both. Yeah, y'all set me up. You don't even. movies. You don't even do fucking skits. Yes, I do. We just did a skit. You just posted with y'all. That was real life. That's a skit, dude. We didn't know the cameras were rolling. No, that was real life.

That's, nigga, real life is skits. How do you think they know you? From my skits posting you, dumb me? Them ain't, they're in real life. A skit is ready action. What's the best? What's the best? What's the best? I'm talking about what's the difference? Skit in real life, right?

See, this is why I don't want to get drunk. going on a debate. And we ain't going to do that. Okay. Hold on, no, I got, I got it. No, you don't. What you're not? Where?

Who at, motherfucker? Jacksonville or Atlanta. That's what I'm going to say. That's what I'm going to say. You know what you're going to say, Dave. Come on, man. You know, you're going to pick one. Oh, you just want to pick one.

Yeah, there you go. Good job. She's cheek, motherfucker. Oh, I didn't catch that. My man. Let me ask you, motherfucker. Brown or Dave? Day County.

Day County. Day. Oh, okay. Hey, I like the, um, goddamn. The mamuana? Yeah, myelwana. Maelahuanah? You sound like he'll say, behemian.

I told you. They're talking about it. He's a behemian. He's a behemian. He's a behemian. But that's not how you say it, how you say it, man? Behavi in, man. How do you say it's the only one way to say?

What do you mean how you say? I'll put a V in there. I put a V in there. You put V's the F in that. My bad. Okay. Okay. You got to add, we got to add, man.

We need to keep you drinking. I don't know why I like to be an answer this thing later. Performing hip, performing music or performing stand-up? Both. Both. Let's go, God damn it.

Let's go, goddamn. Drink up. Drink up, goddamn. Yeah, let's go. No, I'm disappointed in you. Yeah. I just ran a half a marathon. You're a drunk.

You're the star. You're the star. You're gonna tell you, man. I'll watch it off the whole time. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, no, no. I watch it all the man. You ain't got nobody.

No, no, no. You're the star in the show, Jason. He ain't got nobody. Well, I just told you in the car, I ain't gonna say his name, but when I was like, niggas was mad about when they found out. I feel like that right now.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's okay. I can beat the part of the joke. I don't mind. Listen, man. I'm gonna decide it's drinking. I'm drinking. I'm drinking.

I'm drinking. I'll say after cameras. So this is the last, why don't we're going to get back to the interview? So loyalty or respect? Loyalty. Loyalty. Now, you mean both? You mean both?

Huh? You mean both? Yeah. You need some malouana. You want some maloana. And then we're going to bring the rest of the crew in now. Now let's bring the rest of the crew, but introduce them as they walk in. Come on, let me bring it.

Before we end this show, I got to pray my people. Yeah, we're bringing the people. That's got that. It's bigger the big. Yeah. Hey! Erica Dutchers out with you, bitch. Erica Dutchers.

Hey! Talking about the fucking representing Atlanta. Atlanta, come on. Hold on. Then I got my home team representing Jacksonville, the west side. Okay.

Okay. Get behind them. Get behind them, guys. And also, you know, when I first started doing comedy, they used to talk shit about me because I had a DJ. You know, comedian,

that was a bad thing to have a DJ. So now I keep a D, not all comedian them to have a DJ. So I have a DJ with me and he represents in Florida. Give it up my nitty. That's really. That's right.

That's right. That's a legend from Miami. If you ever been to the Mint, y'all know about the Mint. Most niggas don't know about the Mint. Yeah, he took me that, that, is that. We was in the- Get the lady in chair, Lee, goddamn.

Yeah, y'all are there? Yeah. Yeah. That's what they're doing Jason? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what that nigga do. That's what that nigga do. That's on the West Side, Nick, from Jay.

That's on the West Side, Jacksonville. Yeah. You want to think you want to move the light a little over. Yeah, yeah. Now, don't talk. Be careful. Be careful. Jay, where you from?

I'm from Virginia, Richmond, 8,04, Cap City. Richmond, Virginia. Hold on. I knew a girl named Kenya from West Virginia. Boy, what I like this? That's a whole different state. I'm describing. I'm just driving.

That's, that's, I'm great. He didn't say, Ryan, the Ryan, yeah, yeah. So who we got from Virginia? Chris Brown. Chris Brown. AI. AI. Mike Vic.

Mike Vic. Forrell, the Neptools. There you go. The Clips. The Clips. Timberlin. Trade song. Trayson, Missy,

Jesse. Massey. Maskskilled. And Mikexie. And that's the original one for Richmond. I'm the only one for Richmond. He's not from Richmond. I'm from Richmond.

He's a Richmond, I don't know anything about Richmond. They're like the Jacksonville of Virginia. Like that's how I compare. Like, you know, Florida. So describe Richmond to a person that I've been in Richmond? Richmond is a ghetto, um, um, um, Harron Town. Okay.

Jesus. That's L. That way dark. Yeah, you've never heard a nigga described that. It's like a Barclmore town. A lot of people now in the day, they call everything dope. Right. When you're from, like, Harron Town, San Dote since the 60s and shit like that,

we say dope, you mean... Territory. You mean, literally dope. You're trying to, I want... I'm rolling up dope. You smoke heroin? Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

That type of town, that type of vile. Old school town, you know what I'm saying? Back in the day, you know, I came up in the 80s on the run DMC, Rock Kim was my favorite rapper, you know what I'm 501. So I come on them type of er. I'm 51. God damn. Look good.

God, go to God. How did y'all? And, um, y'all were talking about Tia. Me and Earl, because we were a Tia, um, group called the Ha-ha Mafia. We were dead. Mm-hmm. So, you know, we, we, we toured with Tebow, we toured with Duval. Man, dude, I've been down about 20 years.

I've been doing. How did y'all, how did you have done? I mean, how did you know. What? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. The nigger shined on me. Right, what you mean? What do you mean?

I said, what you smoke, mm? You drink, mm. I said, well, fuck him. I ain't smoke a drink back in. You know, that's how motherfuckold is trying to get to know you. He said, get me like that. He's right on point, but we've been enticing him and bring my brother for 20 years. He really opened his platform or tell me, introduce me to the world,

let me go places I probably wouldn't have never been if I want with him to get to see my talent and stuff. So, you know, because of him, I was a writer on. He hosts a hip-hop awards. I was a writer on that. Put me in movies, you know what I'm saying. Now I'm on the We the Ones Tour this year, you know what I'm saying? You're a perfect example of how social media has evolved to where he ain't been on no TV show,

besides what I put him on, but he's just people knowing from my page. You get what I'm saying? And they know him more, they know more comedians that have been the most movies. So that's a testament how times has evolved over, like, television and all that is cool, but you don't really need it. All you need to be is have talent and be consistent. And that's what he is, you know what I'm saying? Would you guys want some drinks?

Yeah, let me get a little shot. Oh, yeah, okay. You want some other who wanted to do? I'm going to run up and I'll give me something. She wanted to get finaged. You want the rush for you guys? You got a shot glass? Hey, that's about gone right there.

Hey, yeah. Hey, fuck. Get everybody fuck, man. Let's go. Hey. We celebrate y'all today, goddamn. What's the name is it click? Is the name of click or no?

Rich bro. Rich bro. You see the wrist bro? Yeah. Pass the third. Hey. He got the big. Oh, my God.

He got the big rich. Oh, okay. Yeah, I'm the BP. And y'all got the gear, too, and all that, right? Oh, yeah, yeah. Hold up. All right, I think, I don't need... Okay, poor ass bag.

Oh, ass bag. Okay. Cheers, man. Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers. We got... Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers. Yep, yep. God damn it.

Cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, cheers, right. Salo, salo, salo. Richbrooke.com, make sure that get in there. Richbrooke. Gallo. Me and he got specials out, so I got specials out.

You got a freshout? Yeah, it's all platform. Oh, yeah? What's the name of it? Jay Ski, any question. Okay. And was produced, about E, the one that did the movie,

doing Swirr, TV, filmed, and produced, and everything, yeah. Okay, now let's go to the lady. Can we come here? Yeah. Okay. So, um, how, how is it being down with all boys? Well, I mean.

Oh, man, my bad. My bad. I mean, that's that flaw in the shit, my boy? That's what they say in Florida. Hey, my boy. Yeah, my boy. Yeah, my boy. Yeah, my boy.

Hey, my boy. Hey, my boy. Hey, my boy, I'm, man. That's Blackman Jones, man. I got that for Blackman Jones. You know what's so funny about, I'm like, this nigga really wasn't street niggins. Hey, this man really wasn't a shooter.

Yeah, like, if you don't know, you don't know, or now you want to calm down for your sponsorship. Yeah, he's a podcast in that. You know, all, shut up, move on. All right, you want to move on. So how is it being down with, like, an all-male cast? You know what, it's dope. It's dope.

And I love, and I love all of them. But I always tell, don't do that. Don't do that. All of them. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. I didn't say that.

I love, yeah, it's just all the time. But I do I love everybody that I'm around. And I just think I always tell you, I thank God you're just preparing me for right now. Because back in the day, I used to always be with my cousins, being the only girl. So I think you could just prepare for. Oh. Oh, so being. Yeah.

And I had to handle yourself in the moment, being around me can take all. And she ain't have to suck no dick to be with her. She ain't have to suck no dick. You understand it. You understand it. You got there to be known. You got there to be known. And you're not saying no dick ain't fuck nobody around.

Brother, for real, real. Really think you be sucking dick for jokes, no. No? No. No. She's just a funny real motherfucker. I don't think we were ready for any of that. Yeah, she's a funny real motherfucker.

She kept for real fuck. No, but she's funny. She's a genuine person. She's loyal, you know what I'm saying? So that's what I go about. Like, and she's funny, so that's why she's with me, you know? So I just gotta ask, is there comedians that be out there suck a dick for jokes?

Oh, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Whoa, whoa, whoa, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. Yeah, yeah, no, no, no. We're not for to do that.

I ain't did media training with them yet. I ain't there media training with her yet. Keep the camera off up, bro. Playing the camera back over here. We're going to slam. Yeah, we're going to make sure this podcast boring. This episode of them, say the most boring is. Put that in the caption.

The shortest episode ever. Nah, it's not. So my, my G, what's your name, my G? Nah. Nah. So, um, you from Jacksonville, correct? Duval County. Duval County.

Yeah. Ooh. Duval County. So you knew him growing up? Nah. Okay. I ain't know that. I didn't know that.

He was a north side, you know what I'm saying? I was a west side. North side, so you're from the south side. I'm from the west side. He's the north side. He didn't, he didn't. It's steak on their side of the world. You know what I'm saying.

We can get stangled out of the town. It is stangled out of the room. You're going to say, yeah. We could get a check for real if that shit they're Palluzzi tonight, yeah. But that's all another story. You're like, what's that shit? No, for real.

Michigan? Okay. What's that shit in Michigan? Like, y'all like Flint, Michigan? No, not that bad. Not that bad. I don't know, but I don't want to talk about that. I need to do.

So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so how did you link up? Uh, see, how we leaned up was his best friend. hand i was i was hanging with hand shout out hand shout out of hand you know him hey hey he just he's a he a ramey nigga he's a ramey nigga yeah yeah he definitely brown all that type shit yeah yeah yeah but he he always said man i'm gonna introduce him i was like man come on man i ain't with a i don't want to look like no groupy-air you know what i'm saying and you was already doing comedy yeah i was already doing comedy but you know what i'm saying he was definitely like the the biggest person coming out of

where i'm from you know what i'm saying so i looked up to him always so i used to be like nah man So he finally introduced us Then Duvall was like he called me to the car He was sitting in the car Remember exactly where he was He was sitting in the car And niggas like you do comment out I was like yeah

You're like if I take you on the road You been out bombed I was like man he asked for my phone number So I got back to over there To my crew who I was hanging with it I was like man I didn't call me I didn't go with that capping and shit Man didn't give you like make you do jokes on the spot

I'm nothing like that You know how like you meet a rap You got to tell him freestyle Oh no I ain't do nothing No no no Okay I ain't do nothing of that So So just to go back to it, he called me like the next day.

And he was like, man, we're doing on Saucalana. You can do it. I was like, hell yeah. This is your first time. He never saw you. Never seen me perform enough. Oh, that's real shinnaker. So just to go back, that was in 2017.

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Would you just stuck with him? I probably would have stuck with him because, I mean, from Jacksonville. I always want to put somebody on in Jacksonville. There ain't too many people from my city doing it. So, I mean, I look out for a lot of rappers and shit. You know what I'm saying? So I just felt like I just part of my giving my 10% to my city.

I mean, most of the shit, I do is for the state, for real. Shit, I don't think nobody held this bitch down as long as I have consistently. Let's clap it up for that. Let's have it up. Now, we know you to DJ. Yes, sir. So how did you link up? I was right here, though.

And Day County. Got that man? Oh, wait, wait. Strip card? No. Okay. Now, this thing was trying to promote a fake, Ricki, fake Pretty Ricky party in Melbourne.

This is an interview, man. I had a host of concert in Melbourne, Florida, and he had booked these motherfuckers. He had told Liding, so he had Pretty Ricky. And had three niggas come as Pretty Ricky with his own. He had Ricky Pretty. Yeah. Holy thing.

And I ranked on his ass the whole night. I rented on his ass the whole night. No. You was on the same show? Yes. I was a DJ for Pretty rich. Yeah, I told you, like, more than stand-up, it was, I used to host rap concert. They didn't get them because, you know, I couldn't get them.

They already pumped up with the time. He got Ricardo pretty. I got you my brain one. He won it. I'm telling him. I'm telling him, I'm telling a real nigga, like, hey, bro, you know, I got a little something going on. But he embarrassed me.

I'm like, damn, bro. That's crazy. Yeah, he's telling the whole thing. Yeah. So we left. I waited a time I got on stage, too, because I had already peaked, you know, back in the day. You knew it wasn't pretty rich.

Yeah, because when I went to the, we went to the mall, and I'm looking, I'm like, that ain't no fucking pretty rickie. That ain't baby blue. That ain't spectacular. That ain't pleasure, Pete. I could have been one of these niggas at this point. You got a lot of those niggas. Yeah, I got on that stair, like, these fake-ass-ass-ha-pretty-ha-ha-ha-a-old.

I mean, it got up by there. They got up by there. That's how Dave County movies And that's how we So I used to always rank on them all the time And then he'd always been doing this thing So whenever I see him doing this thing And sometimes when I need a DJ or whatever

He was always there So and then when I did the hip hop awards I had to get like for the hip hop awards Like if you look at my career I always try to put somebody like Not just me I put everybody on So when the hip hop awards came I knew that was a moment for Florida

So I tried to get everybody from Florida On that goddamn stage And I got a picture of it where I got Sam Sneak on that bitch V on that bitch All us on that bitch And that was a moment for Florida right there So that's what he was part of that part of that history there man Right

Now let me ask all of y'all All y'all Y'all um you've been on his plane And do you trust him as a pilot? You fly? Wait, you can't fit on the brink? Wait, no, he can't fit, nah, hell no Hell no.

I'm gonna say, man. Hell not. I'm gonna just tell you, man. I'm gonna just tell you, man, it's just one of them... I don't know you grab the mic. It's just one of them, um, point A to point B type planes. Like, that's not... Just get me there.

I got three planes. That's what going on. I got three planes. And, you know, some people be like, man, y'all be on a jet. No, that's not a jet. Oh, it's a... It's a... Hey, man.

But it's the same size as a jet. That bitch guy. Say, my cow is bigger than a layer jet. My cow is bigger than a layer jet. And I trust my plane better than most of them jets y'all be renting. But you fly from J-Vill to Miami? He has propellers. Who crossed the country in my show?

He got propeller. To the West Coast? Nigget, I've been flying for eight, what have been, eight years, nine years. On a propeller play? We're propellers. See, that's the reason why I do a career because we're ignorant to what it is. Because most of these rich white folks, they got all these planes I'm talking about. Like, the only people that be on, they got their planes for niggas like us.

Them Jets. They make mud around them. They make money on niggas like us. And they're being smaller planes. Yeah, because we got a situation. Because it don't make sense to have them big Jets. Niggin, we talk about real shit. Then you go into it.

I'm saying about that. I'm teaching us games. It's like 30 D. Because this nigga draw. Give a little shot. Yeah, damn. I can't understand. I'm saying about the stuff.

No, no, never mind, never mind, I don't want to talk about it. Ain't anything. Ain't it's something a good plank. We're just fucked up the whole. We're trying to educate our people, bro. You got no one. It's too late now. We just fucked up five.

I'm just stay what I got. Hold on, is it a double propeller or is a single person? That's a double. What are you? Wait, right? Why? Why? You're going to tell them, well, I'm flying.

I'm saying why the man is good. Don't just chatting the fuck up. Why the plane is good. Well, wait. Well, he asked some questions. Then let me tell me tell me. Then you say whatever. Yeah, give him more.

God damn. Get another one. You got socky over that? Say what's no, is it a helicopter? I didn't bet it this one. No, no. Is it a single propeller or something? I got, only reason I got two propellers

because I fly over water. Okay. So it's safer, so if one go out, I can still, you know what I'm saying? You just sit at one go on? Yeah, you still fly. You can still fly. You can still fly.

You can still fly with one propellers. Yes, yes. You see how they didn't understand that? Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. I'm telling you. That's not crazy.

You don't panic. You don't panic. You don't panic. You never watch the ward. Like, shouting one off and it is. No, man. I don't know.

But that's why I do stuff like this here to give us understanding and that way we get more into it. And a lot of people, you know how much, like right now I can show you my annual for my plane. You're rich. Don't worry. All right. All right. This, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, it's like a tune up every year. You got to get done.

This year, it came up. Even the rental of the hangar? No, no, no, that ain't in that. This just the tune-up. are to make sure everything's straight. The maintenance. This one here was 37,27,000, 287.

Imagine how much he saves if he's flying all the time? No, that's real. Actually, it's kind of weighs in itself. It depends on if I fly with all that. That's when it makes sense. Okay. You know what I'm saying? But sometimes it's just...

If you buy yourself, you... Yeah, it don't make sense. Like, sometimes... What's the point of having three, then? Because it's like a cost. You're not kind of like cars. You get into it. But then, too, this is what happened.

Now, this what happened was... No, this what happened was, I had got the first plane and I liked it. And then my girl at the time, she was complaining about how small it was. So I got a bigger plan. That's what she said. What kind of girl is this? She complained about the plane? Yeah, the bitch.

She ain't with me now. That's why I'm the name is. Oh. But it got to make you think about it's like, you know what? I could. You know, get a little moor room. And then you start seeing like, this cabin is as big as a little little jet. Or bigger than a lead jet.

So I can get the Cessna 421 and then blah, blah, blah. And that's why I got that one. And then I got the C plane because I just. one to land on water. Oh, that's pretty ill. That is pretty dope. You can land almost anywhere? Or you have to be calm?

I mean, in the water, I'd be calm, you know what I'm saying? I got to be certain ports for you to land a sea. No, water, like, you got a sea plan. You can land on water anywhere. I'm saying anywhere. Anywhere, for me, I need like 500 feet to take off. You know what I'm saying? So if I got, like, just 500 feet for that little plane, I could take off anywhere.

So you mean landing in a lake or nothing? Yeah, that's what I'm most... Can you land in a lake, too? Hell yeah. I got video on me letting him. He landed in your pool, man. You want into my poo? No, I beg your poo?

Not that big. Oh, okay. I don't probably land a Rick pool. I could write a lady. I could run in there. Yeah, it's pool. Yeah, but yeah, yeah, that's what. I'm 395, my car to cross.

Yeah. Thank you. I understand. I'm saying the English. You're going to land next to the Dominican Republic. Yeah, but I can do sell like that because I want more pilots. And over social media, that's why I teach him and more, I see more people that look like us to come in politics.

So you have to do a pilot school? Yeah, get your hours and stuff like that. Like you fly your own plane? Damn. We just had an hour. Oh, my God, man. No, no, go there. Hold on.

This one I've been going through my whole career, especially with Florida. We're so far behind. I've been trying to teach niggins, but we're so fucking slow. No, we just got translated for him. I got you. I'm gonna look at my sock in.

That nigga understood everything else. That shit don't want for Florida. You know, I don't know if you're not. Alamedica Republic, you're good. They know what we're saying. Uh-huh. You want to go to another Jack question? We ran out of Jack questions.

It's all of your, oh, we're hearing of. We're really over. This show really over. We just talked about it. A couple of minutes and then we can be wrapped up. Yeah, yeah. He got to be more. He got to be more.

You want another shot? Yeah, definitely. I definitely want another one. I definitely want another one. No, no, no, we're going to do that. Right. Not expecting me. Love it.

Really? What? What? What? What? What? What? This is one of favorite movies. Traded Places with Eddie Murphy?

Yeah. Oh, yeah, trading places is a joint. That's your heart. I remember coming to America, he saw the old man again? Yeah, yeah, that was crazy. They were homeless? That's your love. Ah.

When he robbed them blind. Mm-hmm. Who the best stand-in-in-all-time? It ain't no, it's subjective. That's like, you can't. Subjectively. I don't have no subject, because everybody give a piece. I find something and everything.

And I don't think no comedian should say who they, think because that's like judging. That's for people to judge. You know what I'm saying? Comedy is subjective. Like what you might think for, where he might think fun. It's just like music. You can't compare art. You can do that in sports. And that's what's

I think that's one of the main problems in that I think we do too much critiquing on art and there's really no critiquing in it. With sports, you can because there's a win or lose. Like what you might think the best rap or live for whatever reason might be what you want. So you don't think in comedy in a club, though, it's kind of

collective laughter that makes it funny. In some, collective in that group, but in some audience, they might not get whatever the same. Like, if I come down here, like, I come down here, I can tell Haitian jokes all day it's going to rip. I do it in Jacksonville, we don't really give a a fuck about it. See what I'm saying?

We do, but it's not as big as prevalent as, like, it's really I got bohemians over there. Behavians. How about to correct you? I was like, behemians. Bahamian. So I mean, it's just like, there's anybody,

I don't think no, Thank you. Just my opinion, I don't think no comedian should say who. You can shout out who you like, but saying who you don't like, you just hating because... That's right.

Ain't nobody to say it's who you don't like. You still be deep-sea diving? I haven't in a while. Man, I do everything for us, man. What I do is because... You like the crocodile Dundee. No, real talk, because I understood a long time ago...

I understood a long time ago that people don't listen, they follow. So I just understand. I just give Nick's shit to follow and y'all gonna follow me. And that's what y'all do. Y'all just follow whatever I do. But I follow it in a way to make it

for y'all, for us. You know what I'm saying? To where you're going to enjoy it. You're going to get more out of following me than I'm going to get out of you following me. You know what I'm going to see Zobber? He went with... I don't want school down in one time,

but I told him I'm ready to go with the shocks. Oh, I just went with shogues too. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait, in a cage or free? Both. I don't done it all, man. What kind of a shark? Let's take a shot for that.

That's on a real real shark. One thing five, I got broke. I swear with grape white. I swam with whale sharks. I got a piss. I didn't sit with, um... Hammerheads?

Yeah, hammerheads. Tiger sharks. I got video. Wait, wait, right, right. That's how you know that you, some crocodile done these shit. You heard what you see what you just said? He's like, you know, hammerheads.

Like, what the fuck is, what do you mean? A hamper head is nothing. That was the, alligators? This was in, um, Bahamas. You fucked up, man. So hammerheads don't white? You know what you say? Why'd you say?

You want to be in the cage. You're trying to be there chicken nugget, man. Hold on, man, I don't play with this shit, right? I don't even know how to swim. I want to be in the cage. Just in case you want to see video of me swimming down there. Yeah, send us that. Send us that.

You look like a mermaid. Yeah. That's a woman, God. That's another one. Oh, okay. You fuck out of here. With that woman there. This me in the cage with the Great White.

That's me in the cage, though. Where's that at? That was in South America. I mean, South Africa. Yeah, cool. Oh, yeah. But that's how they do it, though, over there. You know what I'm saying?

But I swirmed without them in Mexico with the gray white, with the gray white. But sharks don't really be giving the fuck about that. Wait, wait, but what preparation do you have before you do that? What you mean? Like, I'm saying, do you prepare them? I go with people that know what they're doing. You get a shark psychology?

Like, yo, I know what you do that? No, I go over people that know what they're doing. Like, I'm not going to be the first nigga to do that. Like, you know, be like, yeah, great whites, bam, I'm in. No, no. But, I mean, I don't got a good, got a better understanding of the sharks just from being around. I realize they're not really giving the fuck about us like that there. So we're jumping in the water with nobody but has a measure.

They'd be sharks in my backyard. In Camp Duvaux? No, in the Bahamas. Okay. I got shark bed witness. I got stingrayed. That's my pets in my backyard in Bahamas. I got sharks in the lake.

I got kids. We did troll, me and Johnny, we did troll and said we had lobsters in my lake in Camp Duvah. Who TV Johnny? Yeah, he came to Camp Duvah. Yo, let me tell you something. That's what we should have shot this shit. Yeah, let me tell you something.

I had went to Watts or some shit. Get it? I came out there? Yeah, I know. I saw that. I was with TV Johnny and I was getting something. But before I went there, I had went to Watts. And I thought like I had did something else.

I was like, yo, I just came back from Watts. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm an East Coast dude. Like, we ain't walk him and shit like that. And they opened me. And he goes, so what is that? I said, that's like the hood. He goes, that's no HUD.

I go, what? He goes, I'm from Vietnam. They eat my dog. So I was like, I know. I was like, yo, I know this might be some like language translation bullshit. So like, what do you mean they ate your dog? He said, no, I go to the store, I come out. They ate his dog.

Bro? And his dog. Like he put his dog. They took it to eat it. They didn't eat it right there. No, he ate his own. No, I don't think of it. You understand.

John need to tell a story for real. He got a good story. Like, Johnny really came from nothing. No, no, no. Vietnam. So what you're making it seem is like the leash? The dog and the leash? Just meat.

No, no. No. It was illegal. Like, he was telling me a story about, he said, somebody went to America and he came back and they asked him about me. He said, they have fans on their roof. And they locked them up for saying that because they didn't want. people believe in.

No, no. That's where he comes. Say that again? Like, they don't want, like, they don't want the outside. It's still a communist country. Wow. Like, you have to sneak. I don't know if it is right now, but when he was coming up, they had to sneak out of there.

And they get locked up and all that shit there. So he really came from nothing. And I fuck one and just how a lawyer he'd been with me for over two. Not just as, he didn't get a lot of my fucking money, but he got me to. But he always showed me love. Like, I remember when I was at the improv in Houston one time and I used to sell shirts afterwards, that niggas sat there and sold all. them shirts with me.

You know what I'm saying? So from then on, I was like, you know, that I fuck with it. And he ain't have to, you know what I'm saying? Because he already got money from it because I had bought something from him, so he didn't have to do with this shit, but he always did. So that, like I said, I'll pay attention to people

that that's loyal to do shit that ain't got to do it. You know what I'm saying? It ain't how you treat me as how you treat other people and shit like that. And that's why he's still here. You know what I'm saying? Because shit, there's a lot of, a lot of jewelers came and went. Big up TV Johnny, man.

You know what he only don't even go about TV Johnny no moment. He goes, Johnny Dane. We know all because we old as fuck, but they don't know. Johnny Dane. Johnny Dane. Listen, every time I see motherfucking Wesley Snipes, that nigga still Nino Brown. Nino Brown. I'm sorry, man.

You can't outgrow that, man. There's certain shit you just can't outgrow, man. You know what I'm saying? One more question. Who are winning in a fight between you and Shaq? Damn. Well, y'all got the worst. How about stayed on this while with this type of questions?

Because the questions are basic. You're like idiots, just like this. Yeah, people like simple. You're right. People like simple shit. That's what I can. That's show you how bored people is in life. Jesus, man, come on.

No, people don't have nothing to do. But they don't. If you think we all idol most of our lives. You know most losers. Most losers. I'm just saying most humans are idol most our life imagining. So Social media gave us time to just sit and watch other people. You know what I'm saying?

So that's why we got to. Really, we want to see how faulty people are just like us. That's really what we do. Yeah. Yeah, you're trying to find, you're trying to find some identity. With alcohol on top of that. Well, alcohol on top of that. You make some noise for that?

Yeah. Make some noise? You fuck him. Yeah, everybody's trauma-bonding. Everybody's trauma-bonding. So if you got a good shot on Shaq, you think you knock him out? A shot? Like a shot, boom.

Like, like. No, I can't reach his Joe. Damn. I didn't look at it like that. I can't reach his Joe. If you had a trampoline, then you. No, I got a shoe a nigga that shot. Oh, geez.

Forgot that part. Who ever invented the gun, hey. You have to be a little nigga. Even this shit out. Like, what the fuck I'm like? It ain't even mad at too. Real talk. Like, why it's like fighting you, nigga?

I'm not. You need to own a gun, but I'm not fucking. I'm not fucking. I'm not fighting. I'm not far as big or fat, nigga, but a nigga solid like that over 60. Now, he got to get shot. I'm not doing that.

Hey, Pete, watch out. No, nigga, you can't fight no motherfucker that big. And my side, the nigga tell you, you can, but I ain't on that. I'm too old. Because I'm not shooting because I'm hard I'm shooting because I'm scared. How about Kevin Hart in the foot race?

That nigga exercise, bro. Yeah, that's right. He did marathon, too. Ain't on smokes. Yeah, yeah, all right. He got it. He got it. Okay.

All right. Anything else y'all want to say before we wrap it up? I just want to say. Yeah, we're good, man. That nigga doing the same, man. Put that mic. Y'all. Y'all want to watch him on the We don't Warners'all.

Y'all want to watch them on the We-Owarns. Yeah, I got watching, man, we didn't want, I watch y'all show all the time. You're going to tell you I do it all the time. Yes, man, we're going to have you on here at Dolo. Yes. Yeah. And he's going to drink. I promise.

I'm going to be a point in you. No, no, no, no. And do you all. You all, I'm telling you, I'm telling you. No, I'm telling you, man, that's a little. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You thought Shannon Sharp drink. Damn.

Yeah, no, I drink. I drink. I just got to relax sometimes. You know what I'm saying? You're saying the shark? Wait, shanna, wait, show. So you're saying Shanna Drake. So you say it's trying to drive, but they can't say nigger.

For now. Hold on, you think San Jose was. Everything is contradicting. That's why I take a nigga out of years because everything is contradicted. We all full of shit. Amazing point. We all contradict yourself in lives, you know what I'm saying? So you can't fall somebody.

Whenever they die, I just be like, you just at that point in your life right now. It's all your own spiritual journey to make yourself feel better. Do what you do. How about, folks you say, just be a good motherfucker. Be a good person. Yeah. Be good to people, man. It's really that simple, bro.

It's so hard. We're so programmed to chase money. It kind of smokes our brains out to doing what we're supposed to do. But like I say, I try to move how I move to try to instill in everybody else. It's just like if you had to drive-thru restaurant, you pay for somebody's food behind them. Then they go them up there. They be like, you know what, I'm going to pay for the nigga behind. So it's the same thing.

It's the butterfly fit. You think that shit really happens? It do because it makes these type of money. motherfuckers, they real motherfuckles down. It makes them want to help other motherfuckers. And all the comedians that came up after me, they all help each other out. You know what I'm saying? Like before that, comedians

was assholes. That's why you saw all the niggas beefing with each other. The comedians me and after, you don't see them do that because they watched niggas like me and other motherfuckers. They saw it and they do it now. Like 8 to 5 South, they all together. They all look out for each other and they're going to talk for 10 years.

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It was like that before. I was doing that. You know what I'm saying? People doing it just wasn't programs. You know what I'm saying? Y'all just, we were so caught up into the hip-hop world. It wasn't public. It wasn't public.

But I was doing it. I realized how important comedy was during COVID. Like, I always knew comedy was being important, but I mean, like, motherfuckers were just staying home and just... Everybody was just in their own world. Like, I was able to make so much money where y'all weren't paying no attention. But it's just...

And I liked it like that because it kept me with a bunch of other niggas that just want to do stand-up now, I can still eat off that shit. You know what I said a kid? Like, he saved his friends. Like, he saved a nigga. It ain't just saving, just seeing somebody that you,

that you fuck with and you want them to, because you got to think, well, we, especially in Florida, bro, like, we ain't got too many avenues out this bitch. We kind of built that avenue through our generation,

through our age group. Because the four there wasn't too much besides Luke, you know what I'm saying? So we... But that's what E. Yeah, so we build this shit and we try to compare it to other people race, but we in our own race, and we came a long way in the last 20 years.

They didn't know what Duval was at first. Now they're saying it. It's a household name all over the world now. So it just shows how over time just in Jacksonville and just how Miami doesn't evolve, where everybody from Calais, Rale's trick to Major Nine, Pitbull. Man, Pit Bull is like a, shit, that's a real story. Like, Auburn, we was on Memorial Weekend. We just said that he passed flyers out.

I'm a trick. I mean, not the trick for Liljohn. I mean, we were sitting in one club on South Beach. It might have been one that you were DJ in there. He was like, man. Huh? I'm not sure. It was so long, though.

This was about 20 years ago. There's so many years. He was signed to Luke early on. Yeah, yeah. And he was just like, man, he's like, man, we're going to be next. He kept saying, like, you're going to kill the comment. I'm going to kill with the rap shit. And so just to see people, that's why I don't understand what people say

they want you to do good, but not better than them. I've never understood that. Because how can we win? Like, I feel like if he come up, I'm good for life. Right. Because, like, it's just, that's how we win. Like, it's just simple. Like, if you watch any other culture community, that's what they do.

And we're trying to jump in their world. Why? Right. Well, we got on world. We just got to stay on our pace. We might not get them billions in our generation, but we're going to get it to the next one because that's what they did. They sacrificed on that.

It ain't even sacrificed, but we living good. You just got to keep that infrastructure and keep it going. And we got to pass down the knowledge. And we are basing down. As OGs, we got to keep passing it down. But we do it in actions. You know what I'm saying? Like our generation ain't know about planes.

They got people like me to see. Now I ain't talking about jets. But you know, like, shit, I can go get me a plane. You know what I'm saying? And so it's just. John Travolts over here. Yeah. So it just makes you, because you are what you see.

And if you don't see somebody that look like you do it, you ain't going to do it. So that's why I try to. to do certain shit and implement, especially in Florida, because we ain't got too many the niggas, like, shit. So shit, we got to put each other on. And honorable mention, dead presence is from Tallahassee, Florida as well.

Dead prayers, oh yeah, their prayers. I love them. Dead prayers, my dog, my homie, man. I just looked at a picture a throwback with them niggins from 20 years ago in New York at BBQ. Oh, wow. Yeah, it was at BBQs.

Shout out to Ply's as well. Like, Florida got so much talent, man. And we all, and the fun thing about, we all stick to out. ourselves, but we all fuck with each other. You know what I'm saying? It's like, we don't try to jump each other way. I don't know if that's just a personal ego thing. Did you ever used to go to TJ's D.

Yeah. We used to, we was regular as. It was regular as there. Yeah, we all, like... At the moon. All the hip-hop shit, he came from Florida. You can't tell them nothing. You got to be quiet. It's the truth. It's the truth. Everything everything you see in hip-hop now

is damn there what we've been doing. All the ghetto shit, it comes from Florida. It's just... And enjoy. All Atlanta used to come to TJ's DJ. Yeah, everything. And banner and T-Pen and everything. Because after Jack the Rap, it wasn't ever, T-J DJ.

And Ozone when they did the awards. And I used to host that too. You know what I'm saying? So all that little shit there, that's why I said, I didn't go to the route the most comedians when I went, I created my own route because we didn't have all this shit. So all I had was hip-hop. So we was all at the same time.

So we all came and I was one of the only comedians. I might be me, Marvin Dixon. Who else? Larry Dole? Larry Dawes. Who else from here? I mean, this is all Florida. It's only about three of us, and that's in 40 years. And that's whack.

You see what I'm saying? So when you see somebody like that, that's why I put somebody like that on. That's just in comedy. But I try to do it in everything. Not just in common. I do it in everything. I move. I got people that look up to me just, like y'all say, scuba diving.

You know what I'm saying? Something in general just, it's bigger than just the entertainment for all this. You're not going to go to. You don't have to, but scuba dive opened my mind up for real to make me realize how much I didn't know. You know what I'm saying?

Because you realize like, damn, I'm really dumb. You know what I'm really dumb. You know what you don't? Yeah, it's a whole world. So if it's that much you don't know, just imagine how much other shit you don't know. So you realize we all ignorant and don't know too much as we think.

Anybody that tell you they know shit, they're full of shit. And then we fight over bullshit. Fighting over shit. It's really we fight over money because niggas ain't got no money. So they just fram. Especially our age. These niggas ain't got no money.

So this is the last question. All right. You bohemian? The behemian? So this is the last question, right? Like you doing, being a comedian doing music and rappers doing comedians, do you think comedians should do music as well? I think it's all in one.

All in the individual? When you think back in the day, that's what it always been. And then the 80s, it kind of started that genre shit. Back in the day, Sammy Davis union, all of them, when you go to the Vegas shows, they did everything. They did stand-up? Yeah, they did stand-up. They did skits. Sammy Davis was straight.

Everything. And it just came back. It just started coming back over time. That's true. What young person under my age that don't do everything? That's an entertainer. Intertainer. Who don't do everything?

That's a true entertainer, though. That's a true entertainer. You do, but you don't nowadays. I mean, some people getting off just doing it. You're going to flop. It's going to flop hard. I mean, a lot of them may flop. You know what I'm saying?

Well, it's like he said, like, it's subjective, too. But I think it's much harder to be a comedian than a rap. I mean. Whoa, whoa, whoa. I don't know. It's definitely. Ain't nothing hard than stand-up. It is.

I mean, I don't know. If you go with words, don't eat. If you go with words, you're going to come out easy. I don't know. I don't think you could speak it that easy. And take the mic and make people laugh. All right. All right.

So could a stand-up, could a stand-up be as prolific as an MC? As a nods, as a Kendrick. Unless you have that talent. Yeah. A great one could be better. If you got the talent, yes. I would say better. Well, I'm asking you, which comedian transferred all?

George, Carl. What's you saying? What's the question? What comedian could become an MC like a Kendrick, a Rockham, a Known? What comedians said the same thing? I did. Shit, I went number one. What MC?

Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No, no, no. No, no. You can't. You can't.

You can't. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let's say this. He did that. He did that.

He did that. But what singer and rapper has did the reverse? He did. You're right. There's no rapper that did the reverse. No, he. But I'm not talking about rappers. Hold on.

A singer, whoever. No, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about an MC. An MC. Right. A lyrical MC. Not a rapper. I think you're right.

What's the question? What? What comedian was able to transfer her and be A lyrical MC like a Nas, Rakim or a Kendrick. Don't nobody want to do that shit. Nobody wanted to. Now, my question is this, most of those lyrical guys.

That's only for us own niggins. Don't like your fuck about that shit. Guess what all those lyrical guys? Let me live, man. All those lyrical guys. That niggia got evolved. We all got to get involved. We got involved to better lyrics.

It seemed like the lyrical guys want to enter being competing. I don't think it's as much. Because back, like... I say more stories. You know what I think? I think we just hold on to it because we learned a lot through hip hop.

But this generation, it's like how white people was back when we came up. They just like it for what it is and they have a good time. It's just a sound trick of what it is. But that's not what it is. It is. It is.

It can be. That is not what hip hop is. Hip-on was breakdancing too, though. That could be... Yeah. Ain't nobody... You don't want to say a knickickick to breakdance the best? You don't care about it.

No, I do. I actually do. I actually do. Show me your history right now. Show me your history right now you watch the niggas break dancing in the last week. You got your own motherfucker here.

I got to see. You got it. You got it. You don't fuck nothing. He got it. He got it. Let me see your, let me see your history.

I don't know. I just fuzzled to breakdancing. I can tell. He was one of the type of niggins. Are you sponsored? I just went to the Olympics. Come on. This is the thing.

Let's not disengage from what hip hop is. We do. This is my thing. It went to the Olympics and this is the thing. And then we're all saying, wait, maybe this is not hip hop. It's a part of hip hop. It is. It is.

It is in the Olympics. It is hip-hop. But hip-hop is a culture now. Hip-hop is an entire culture. It's not just the music to me. So that's why, if you go about what you're saying, then none of that shit matters about what if they went from a lyrical to being fucking. No, no, I just.

ask if it translates. I didn't say it doesn't matter. I'm just saying does it translate the same way. It can if it's done right. And that's why I say people like me proved it. If you just the same way out came from comedy to music, you could do the same thing. If it's done right, and if anybody can do it,

Tip can do it with his articulate as. Yeah, you see what I'm telling it just takes time. That's the thing, that's why I say it's like boxing. It's like you gotta stay on it, stay on. As soon as you get out of it, you're gonna feel it. You know what I'm saying? And at any moment, you can get booed. Don't get fucking how big you is.

See, Dejapelle's in the boo. Yeah, I sell that. You know what I'm saying? I was there with Dave Chappelle got booed. You see what I'm saying? But still they stop him, though. He's still with the greatest of all time. So I'm saying?

Ain't nothing harder than stand-up. You know what I'm saying? That's what I said. I think it's harder to be stand-up than... It is. It is. In the M-C. It definitely is.

I don't agree with that. See, stand-up is the hardest thing, but it's the easiest thing to get into it. I agree. And that's why everyone is. What you get into it. You don't see. Okay, oh, anybody can do it. Maybe I'm agreeing.

Not entertaining people by rapping. I don't think it's definitely nobody. I don't think everybody's built for stand-up at all. They don't need- I don't think an MC could do stand-up. Right. I don't think it goes that way. You know, so you don't think.

Well, he's saying it's harder to do stand-up than this. Because Jim just proved it. You say, you said you don't, but you say you don't think. No, no, I say I agree with that. I don't think it goes that way. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I get what you saying. Yeah, but I didn't get his joke. I don't think.

I don't think. I don't think. joke where he was trying to do, where he got, like, everyone's pilot. But that's, you just make... You brought a cinema in the beginning. And then on top of that, you just, you just... You can tiquing again.

I'm just seeing that little... And that's just your opinion. Correct. I'm just saying, it just... That little piece, there's nothing funny in that little piece. Yeah, that's a little piece. You shouldn't... Even on that little piece, that's your fucking opinion.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, right, right. Correct, I am. I am. I never seen the standard. I never seen the standard. You don't fucked up, Eddie. Hey, I think you... It's just like that... You're in El Rao.

It's just like, you don't know about it. It's just like, y'all don't even understand what stand-up is. Y'all don't understand the understanding. It's just like Dave Chappelle. That's my opinion. That's my opinion. Day Chappelle's Special. Can y'all name any joke on the special?

No. You know why? Because y'all don't give a fuck. Y'all don't give a fuck about this shit. Y'all just want to hear what he got to say about certain topics. That's what I'm saying. It's just like, y'all, our brains don't care about standing up as much as we think we do. Our brain don't care about music is our lyrics.

as much as we think we do. That's why I say we got to go by actions more than words. Because our actions tell the way, that's why music tells us that because it's hypnotizing. But I will tell you that I will remember how many times I laughed during a stand-up. Like how much it made me- Yeah, but you might even remember the joke. No, no, you're right.

But that's where the magic come in. You see what I'm saying? But when you put it on critiquing shit, now you read and everything. You see what I'm saying? You read and every joke. I don't like that. What is that? You read it in that.

You see what I'm saying? And we're in the world with every... I don't know that good, so I didn't read into that crazy. But it just wasn't... But then you're dealing with... But then you are... But the first thing you already... You already judge him, soon as you say, that's T.I.

Yeah. That's already enough under that. Because I know he's talented already, but... No, but you don't even understand that time of talent. You don't even understand your programming. That's the thing. You don't even understand your program. You understand as a comedian.

We program people. It's a magic show. All this shit is magic. Just like rap. It's all magic. But y'all realize y'all getting... Social media. Everybody's getting programmed as we speak.

The algorithm is just another form of programming. That's all it is. That's what I do every morning. That's why I'm able to... Ain't nobody been as relevant as long as me on social media. And I use that shit like the radio. You know why you know Tom, John, John, all that? Because they be with you every fucking morning.

You know why you know me? because every fucking morning, who's the first person you see? My ponies. And you can send it for 20 years. So over time, you ain't going to have no choice but to get into it and love it. So it's the same thing. Little Duval say one's going to say shit.

And look, we got a lot of gems out of them right now. No, it's just programming. It's just understanding and understanding. And once you understand, everybody, the ease of person that be programmed is people that don't know they can be programmed. And that's most us niggas. Because we think we know everything,

but we really don't. We really don't. We still, and when I say nigs, I'm just talking about black people. I'm talking about just our community, hip-hop. You know what I'm saying? We just, because we're the most ignorant, arrogant, arrogant motherfucker.

We don't know shit, but we swear we know everything. But we ain't. Right. We'll figure that. The smartest person knows they don't know shit. Yeah, it's like. That's actually. It's really, and that's why I know.

I know I'm dumb. You know what I'm in Florida education. They ain't but so much I know. But by me knowing that, it makes me learn better. I don't get my being looking stupid. Because I ain't going to look stupid once or twice. You know, maybe three. But that's how we got it.

We just got a steel out on our own eyes and chase the right shit. And the longest we can move in the movie, the people that's going to get it, they're going to get. The people that don't, you just make money off their poor ass. God damn.

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