The Breakfast Club - INTERVIEW: Arnez J.Talks 'Not Gonna Stop,' Prince, Katt Williams, Rickey Smiley 'Beef,' Donnell Rawlings + More

Episode Date: June 17, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Arnez J.Talks 'Not Gonna Stop,' Prince, Katt Williams, Rickey Smiley 'Beef,' Donnell Rawlings. Listen For More!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Morning everybody, it's DJ NVJ, it's Larry and Charlamagne, the guy we are at The Breakfast Club. We got, it's DJ, Envy, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy we are at Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building who's starting it already. A legend. Ladies and gentlemen, R.J. Comedian. What's up, brother? Thank you, man.

How are we paying homage to all of y'all? God is great. I realize why you're such a good comedian. You are a very observant person. Soon as you came in the room, you observed the whole surrounding. You saw that? Absolutely. Absolutely.

I teach my crew, Team Nezzy, I scan wherever I go. And maybe that was because I grew up fighting all my life. I scanned. I mean, my first day of school, I'm thumping. And I'm out to Poker Bean projects out of Florida. Oh man, wow. I'm straight out of Poker Bean. And you was there when it was really

the Poker Bean project. See that right there? That's the one here of the Porgambier. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you was there when it was really the Porgambier Project. See that right there? Yeah. That's the one here, the quitter right there. Damn. Yeah, I mean, I ain't a big dude, but. You just came whoop my ass and not see me the next day and say, hey man, you know, about yesterday, oh no. You back ass.

I lost, I gotta get even. That's right, I didn't get that. No, I'm not that bad, I'm not that bad. But you grew up, I mean, Porgambier Project's notorious and I mean, the era you even. That's right, I didn't get that. No, I'm not that bad, I'm not that bad. But you grew up, I mean, Pork Beat Project is notorious and I mean, the era you grew up in was really, really notorious. I was, matter of fact, I was in between Systromb and all the way across, my whole family,

across 135th and 95th Avenue and all that. Yeah, we, yeah. Wow, you seen some things. That's right. Yeah, I coulda had a lot of hatred in my life, but I'm not an evil person, I'm not a mean person. I love life, whether you're light skinned or not. Puerto Rican or not, whatever.

Dominican. Damn, you looked at everybody and got it right. He Puerto Rican, he Dominican. I am not Dominican, I am black. I don't need to keep joking. I am fully black. Are you black now because of the election? Are you black?

Are you black? Come on now, come on now. I'm always black. Come on in. See, see, see. Our very own Jess is not here, she had a flight, so that's the reason why she's not here. Yeah, yeah, no, I guess.

You mind if I take off my jacket? Yeah, do you think? Okay, because I'm, you know. Stay for a while. It's 85 degrees in here. Let me take it off sexy. You don't mind if I take it off sexy? Wait, wait.

Now, this is what, everybody in here was gay. You mind if I take it off? And it don't go all the way. You just stare at you for a minute. Look at me shy, man. Well, happy pride. Well, thank you. Damn.

See, you walk right into that. I walk right in. You don't want some scrape, man. Happy pride, man. You know what? We had never met, but I'm going to tell you something. Y'all are projecting good energy for me. You're trying to get them handcuffs off, man.

You reminiscing about being in the Four Seasons. You know, I did see you get chased once. I advised. Unless you want to reenact me. He took off too, he fast. Man, let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. When I saw him, this thing come out my mouth,

this nigga, go! That's right. And I'm sorry, I didn't mean to say that word, but I'm like, this, this, this. Observation. Observation. You scan the streets. You scan the streets.

You missed every car. You missed every car when you dipped and dabbed. You sure did. You know, and see a lot of people, and it reminded me of me when I did, and a lot. So, I did. You know, and and and see a lot of people and it reminded me of me when I did and a lot of people don't know this when

I did the um I did the um easy E video. A lot of people thought. The um Compton City G's. Wow. That's a that's a diss record. The Dre. Exactly. But everybody thought that was um um AJ Johnson. Mm hmm. Because he did the first one with um with Drake. No, that was me that did that,

because you would have been able to tell the difference just by the speed that I was running. They told me to slow, remember the scene when it was running through the park, and the dog was chasing me? They told me to slow down. I said, dude, I'm an athlete, I ran track. Y'all got your pants low.

And you played baseball. And I played baseball. And this one behind me play baseball That's that's my son, but he uh Yeah Yeah, he played the ball too You can't do certain things like we were talking about earlier when you go to mine is you just can't Same week you can't not twice. Yeah, you feel the drug test

and get caught in the same week, you can't knock twice. Gotcha, gotcha. Yeah. He filled the drug testers up? Mm-hmm. Damn. All I know is I said, you are not moving back home. Damn. That's all I said.

Did he listen? Did he move back home? Hell, through all my nose. Okay. Because you were gifted. You know, you had it. You just didn't want it bad enough. When you want something bad enough,

you do what's necessary to get there, no matter what. You wanted this. So you worked hard to get this, and you wasn't gonna let nobody take it away from you. And just the fact the way you ran that day, I knew that you would be back. Because I know all them got tired. All them said, oh my God. I got the hell on.

That's right. And I'll do it again. But you know, I really wanted to meet you after that day because for the simple fact. That was like 12 years ago. It don't matter. I want to, I want to, number one, some people you just want to meet and some people we all have, we observe, and we all have an opinion on. He's one of those ones, sometimes I carry an opinion on you, but I wanted to meet you. What was your opinion?

My opinion was, sometimes was, I know you're trying to get to the truth. You're trying to get to the truth, but I'm like, ah, bruh. It's a way to get there. Yeah, but that's just me, because that's about, you know, I'm a Scorpio, so I'm pretty in your face. But at the same time, you've never wavered,

and I'm gonna have to give you that. You've never wavered, no matter if you were right or you wrong. And DJ Envy, you say what you got to say sometimes too now. Yeah, but y'all pretty smart cats. I appreciate that. Yeah, y'all pretty smart. Cause I see how y'all go try to do the underbelly sometimes with them uppercuts.

What do you mean underbelly? Catch a person. Well it's been years. You've been watching 15 years though, so it depends when you call us. Say it again. Oh I'm watching you running the park. Oh you running pretty fast now.

I'm watching you running the park. I tried to tell you. You never seen a coming city genius? I did, but I had to see it again. You running pretty fast. I, you running pretty fast now. I'm trying to tell you, but I will have to see it again. I had to hold my hat. I see you holding your you know, you know, just like a famous person in the hood said they were running a 4 240. I was like, if you don't stop, if you don't stop, if you don't stop, and I love both him, Kevin, myself and Kat had a race.

For real? Real talk. In real life? Real life. Tell us the story. I think we were in Cleveland getting ready to do a show. How did this race happen? I'm just saying, we had a race.

Okay. I'm the oldest. Woo! What year was this? It don't matter. It don't matter. It! What year was this? It don't matter. It don't matter. It don't matter. This isn't Jesus's logbook. It don't matter. And you won.

I'm just letting you know. They didn't. So you ain't see the 4-2-40 is what you're telling us. I didn't say you couldn't run. Okay, okay. Anybody getting chased can run. That's right, that's right. But a 4-2-40, come on now. But I love, and I want to clear something up,

I'm glad I brought his name up. And then, can I get to this? You can do it. You know, I'm so amped right now. Yeah, for a while. Take your time, man. Thank you, thank you. Man don't know where.

I want to clear something up with my fans and with the people that have seen this interview. with my fans and with the people that have seen this interview, something was asked about Cat Williams and myself. And I said, Cat, there's something for my brother that I would never, no one can ever say nothing bad about Cat to me. And let me say good morning to all of America. bad about Kat to me. And let me say good morning to all of America. Kat did something, you know, Kat a lot of times, Kat has a great heart. A lot of people just don't understand him sometimes, but there is a great heart and a great young man in there. And he helps people out without thought process, meaning I ain't got to know what your problem is, but I know this would help you, monetarily. A lot of people say that, by the way, too.

Yeah. Especially comedians. Cat did something for me that, oh, I'm trying not to get emotional. Cat did something for me that had nothing to do with monetary value, had something to do with the way your heart has been built. My brother who was in the wheelchair, we were doing a show in Detroit. And my brother, the way he was sitting, he couldn't come back to meet everybody.

And I can't remember, because I didn't remember it at first. People think Cat gave some money to my brother. For what? I got money. Cat did something that most humans wouldn't do without thinking. He went and sat and talked to my brother while everybody else was backstage meeting everybody. He talked to him.

So he saw your brother. He saw him. He saw him physically, went out there and talked to this young man. That's why I can't nobody tell me nothing bad about Kat. No matter whatever other demons may be going on, you can't talk to me about it. That's not my lane for that.

My lane is what he did for my brother, which money could never compare to. You understand me? Absolutely. You understand me, I mean. So I just wanted to clear that up, it had nothing to do with money, had everything to do with his brother's heart.

His brother's heart was... So I just wanted to... To salute the cat, that means a lot. It means more than a lot. You said you wanted to clear up, but do people think you and cat have beef or you and cat have rice? No, no, no, no, no. Everybody, like you said, everybody,

especially committee think that everything, it's about monetary value, that he's throwing out money. No, he threw out his heart, he ain't throw out money. He threw out his heart that out money. No, he threw out his heart. He ain't throwing out money. He threw out his heart that made my brother probably thought he was standing up and walking again. You understand what I'm saying? That's why. I know exactly what you mean.

I know people who've done that for other people. Didn't give them no money, didn't put them in a movie or anything like that, but just showed up for them. I say that about Issa Rae all the time. Issa Rae showed up for one of my homegirls when she was going through it. And my homegirl did ultimately take her life

a couple years later, but when Issa showed up for her, rest in peace, Jasmine Waters, when Issa showed up for her, I know what that did for her and her spirit. So for all we know, that might have kept her alive, you know, a couple more years. Absolutely, absolutely. So I get exactly what you're saying.

Yeah, and people get misconceptions about us as people of color also. We have great hearts. But people don't understand, we've been through a lot of shit. And we are saying, when are you going to quit? You can't keep kicking that dog in the corner and while he got teeth in his mouth, don't expect him to sink them in on you at one point. You can't do that. People of color, and I'm saying people of color, not just my black people, we have great hearts and I love each and every one of you.

But the Latino community, y'all fucked up. I'm just keeping it real, y'all 62%. Now look at you. Oh them Venice Waves in Florida that live right next door. Remember the lady. Trump is number one. We voted for him. Two hours later. What happened?

No don't push me. I don't want to leave. I voted for him. Even average working white people mad. What the fuck? What do you mean I'm fired? No, I voted for him. Even average working white people mad. What the fuck? What do you mean I'm fired? I voted for him. I swear to God, man.

I swear to God. I voted for him, man. Sam's gonna mess with the black people and the Mexicanos. Yeah, man, El Taco Worms, man. The fuck? Oh, and that's you crazy, man. Can we ask you some questions?

You can. I like people that interview theyself, okay? But you used to play baseball. I did. And you gave up a pro baseball career to go into comedy. Well I never made it to the pros because I went to jail. You went to jail?

Yeah I did. So why you so hard on your son? All he did was smoke a little weed. Well it's legal in most states. Exactly. Hold up cuz. We're gonna get some straight right now. We're gonna get some straight now.

That man that followed his daddy, yeah, that's what daddy I'm saying. Between me, you and your mama, we're getting ready to get some straight right now. First of all, you have to know our history in order to understand why I say this. Number one, you have to realize I'm passing along knowledge to you that I've already obtained. Okay, I got you. Grasp that.

I got you. You cannot, I I got you. You cannot I told him this things I said do not allow a female To ruin your career. Mm-hmm Handle your business first Get get to the main line Finish that destination and then you're gonna have all the offers you need. See what they bring to the table. And it's nothing against the female rights, but

I'm saying they will end your career. Yep. Quickly. Mm hmm. In sports. I knew he was something special when he was six months in the crib. He reached for a ball, not normal, not like a normal baby. You know how babies reach? He went like this. And I said, oh shit! This is what I said.

I didn't even know at the time my wife was filming that. I didn't even know, and she showed it to me years later. I said we got one on the film. I thought we got one I Started training him at four. Mm-hmm. I never let him hit off a tee. No, they let little kid team Oh, I never let him hit off a tee. I switched him Switched him right to left at nine. He fought me for three years every time I made him go to the left. He hit his first home run as a freshman from the left. After that, I haven't said another word. His glove was buttered, but his bat was dangerous. So you have to realize I was throwing him

anywhere between three to 500 balls a day. Damn. So you put a lot into him. A whole lot into him. And you already made a lot of mistakes that you was telling him not to make. And I said, you are gifted. So you have to realize when you're doing that,

you're taking away from your home life too. Even though your wife may understand, you're taking away from part of her because you're – I would fly in, I would – when he started playing ball in school and in college, I would fly in. Like, I flew in one time, flew in back to Atlanta from doing a show, got in my truck, drove to Jacksonville. Drove to Jacksonville when this team. He just sighed, he was like, man, goddamn, tidy in this goddamn store.

Oh, oh, you know. Damn, man. He good. He good, yeah. But I had, when it was called, they were called, the Ros, what was it, New Mexico, Pufferfish. Right, they wanted called the Ros, what was it? Mexico, puffer fish. Right, they wanted to see him. Protein. Protein, okay.

But they wanted to see him at, like on a Friday at X time. I flew in to Atlanta. I flew in from Atlanta, then I flew to Jacksonville, picked him up, drove him all the way to Roswell, New Mexico without stopping but once, a couple of times to fill up overnight and had him there by nine in the morning. I saw Area 51. There really is an Area 51.

Oh yeah, we know. And nobody in Roswell, I mean that's my first time seeing it. And they had that cliff where you drive, it's like a 2000 feet drop. I think my truck was tip-toeing. I swear to God. Nobody ran into my first sandstorm.

Never had a sandstorm, actual sandstorm like in the movie The Mummy. I mean it was scraping up the car and everything. Did you think that was the aliens when you were driving through? It was eerie. When I say eerie, it was like, and I'm one of those people that feel things, you know, it was very eerie because my mom and them think that I'm psychic. I'm not, but they think so because I say stuff way before it happens. But it was just eerie.

And then driving through that, this one really got bad. That's why I said I couldn't live in a place like that. Roswell, New Mexico, nobody had their teeth. I went to this town, nobody had their teeth. The fruit was rotten and squished down like it had been x-rayed. I mean, you know what I'm saying, like zapped. Nobody had teeth. I mean, the young ones,. Nobody had teeth like all their teeth fell out. I thought I was in a movie. I knew it was weird. So how do you do? Like I said, you can't get caught twice in the same week. Damn. So it seemed to me what you did to me, all this work that I put into you, not because

I'm trying to live through you, but because you had a gift and God put me there to hone that gift for you. You see the talent. I felt betrayed that you let me down and yourself down and you definitely let your mama down because she's the one holding the fort while we out there on that baseball field. He's sitting right there on that. You think I care? Do you think I care?

When was this? Look me in my eyes. Do you think I care? When was this? What do you mean when was this? How long ago, Jay, we talking back when that happened? Seven years ago? You ever let it go yet?

No, no, no, no. I said oh happened. Seven, seven, yeah, seven years ago. So you ever let it go yet? No, no, no, no. I said, no. You asked me what happened. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. And I'm telling you. But you still a little hurt.

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And that's what we doing. You know, still young, still growing, still learning. You know, us as men, we take forever to catch on. That one week shouldn't have defined the whole career. Lifetime, right? That's what I'm saying. What do you mean that one week? That was your, that was, you were-

Oh, so that was his big break. That was where, yeah, you want that next step. All right, all you were so that was his big break that was where yeah All right, all right. All right. I got you. I got you. I got you. Okay, you went from got you. Yeah you could have been at a Anywhere from a anywhere from a five to a ten million dollar contract Now McDonald's checks is looking good to you You sound like my daddy. My daddy got a story about one of my cousins

who got a tryout with some bass, but it was a pressure bass because he might have been the bravest of them all. And this was way back in the day, so he just didn't want to take his earring out. But the fact he didn't want to take his earring out. Hold on a minute. Uh oh.

Dangle, dangle. Did you hear him? No, no. Never had that problem before. Dango down Got them chandeliers on his ear No, I love him though. He's doing he's doing good. What's it? I'm glad that y'all can get past that man Yeah, we're bad. I mean Is that why you didn't do a special for 10 years? Because you was pointing to him? A lot of it.

I mean, that. And I had to gather the thoughts of the material because I don't watch other comedians. I don't believe in that. We saw you say that on the special. Yeah, yeah, I don't. You need to see me. That's who you pay for.

So I try to be as different as I can be. I try to be just, I try to be different. Did something happen to you early in your career that made you have that mentality? Like I don't wanna watch other comedians? I've always been a loner. So I've always had to entertain myself. So in doing that, there's a, unfortunately, there's a lot of hatred in the mixed of this business.

There's a lot of people that don't want to see you gain fame or gain your next footing. Oh yeah, Club Cheche has shown us that. Oh my God. Oh my God. Club Cheche has shown us that. Oh my God. Oh my God. Club Shae Shae has shown us the beef that exists in the comedy world. Yeah, but me personally, I don't worry about that.

And of course, if you were watching that, you heard me talking about the one of it, when the dude trying to get with the girl and call me a certain name to that girl. He's from New York? Yeah. Now, I gotta ask, you've been compared- You can ask whatever you want to.

I know, we gonna ask. Black man. You've been compared to legends like Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. You heard that before, I'm sure. Yeah, and Flip Wilson. And Flip Wilson. Why do you think RNSJ hasn't, like he said, done the special in 10 years,

took off the way that these comedians name that I said, is it because you balance family life a lot better? That's an excellent question, and also you just gave a great answer. I was already into a family when I got into this. That couldn't stop. Did I wanna be famous? Of course.

That's why you get into this. But then I smartened up and realized, do I want the fame or do I want stability down the road? Give me the stability. You keep the fame. I know a whole bunch of famous broke people. There's some famous broke people that I had to dish out to.

But your name was no more than mine. But I got my fans who have never let me down. My special right now, within five days, it was at a million views, five days. That don't happen. Two million views too much. We're at 27 days, we're at two million views. I can only thank God Almighty and and there's people out there that care about me and that's what it, that's why I give every, when I'm on stage I

give everything that I have, whether it's one person on stage or it's 10,000 in the arena. I give everything that I have because I'm not afraid to fail. I'm afraid to let my fans down. People work hard for their money. I'm your comic relief. They need that pressure taken off of themselves. So when comedians beef with each other, some of it's legit, some of it's not. Anything that I do, I do it in front of your face and then have you wanna handle it after that.

You know, it's an interesting question to be asked, but I think one thing people don't realize about comedians, guys like you make money. Like I done seen you a couple of times, you don't even know because I was a youngster back then. Like Columbia, South Carolina, Township Auditorium. Wow, what you doing in Columbia, South Carolina?

I'm from Charleston, South Carolina. Born in Charleston, raised in Montscona. You're from Gucci land? Yes sir, Gucci Carolina, Tangebaud Auditorium. What you doing in Columbia, South Carolina? You from Carolina? I'm from Charleston, South Carolina. Born in Charleston, raised in Montscona. You're from Gucci land? Yes sir, Gucci land, absolutely. I'll tell you, Gucci my bad. I'm about my bad. Now you would hear R.N.S.J. name all the time. R.N.S.J. gonna be at the Tangebaud Auditorium.

R.N.S.J. gonna be at the Gilead Auditorium. So I've personally seen you on stage years, years, years, years, years ago. So you think about, that's what, I've seen I've personally seen you on stage years years years years years years Thank you, so you think about that's what? I've been doing radio 27 years. Yeah, so I you've been your career has been longer than that. Yeah, it's been almost 35 That's what I'm saying. So guys like you've been on the road y'all on the road making tens of thousands hundreds of thousands dollars a weekend Honest like don't count my money now. No, no. Oh, but that is one thing I hate.

Do not look in my pockets. And as anybody with me, working with me, do not look in my pockets. And I'm going to say this, and it's going to be a whole bunch of people that probably get upset, but I'm speaking truth. Most comedians are of certain status, I feel, would rather have females working for them than men.

You know why? Why? Because we're men, we're alphas. You wanna be the top dog, you wanna be that alpha male. Why you making all this money? I need to make more. Most of the time women, they're not in competition with you. They're there to do a great job. So when they do their job, it makes it easier on you.

A lot of comedians have a woman that will open up for them. It doesn't matter to me whether you're a woman or a man. I've had both. But it's open up for him. It doesn't matter to me whether you're a woman or a man. I've had both. But it's most, and if I'm wrong, you can tell me I'm wrong, but I don't think I am. I'm gonna take that clip and put it out of context. I just want you to know that. You go do what you want.

Let the man and woman play. I don't care if it's a man or woman, I had both. Yeah, yeah, no, you can do that. You can do that, cause I got context too. See, you see how I don't run away from that, you see how I don't run away from that? You see how I don't run away from that? You in my lane. So I'm going to put you back in your lane.

So do whatever you want because by the time I'm done, you and DJ Envy will have slept with each other. So you do that if you want to. But you ain't the first to say that though. Yeah, but the way I'm going to do it, the way I'm going to do it The way I'm gonna do it. I said, why you think he's smiling his lip turn pink automatically?

That's blood rushing up in there. You crazy. You crazy. That's that Cuda blood. That's that Cuda blood. Why you think Charlamagne looks like an Egyptian? With them eyebrows. Everybody, Goddamn eyebrows.

I know somebody that don't spray air marker up in there. Look like an Egyptian. Nah, it's natural, man. Definitely not natural. He play with them eyebrows. Yeah, man, you go with that, can I curse over here? Go on with that, boy.

That's when you know a nigga don't have a dog. Because the diet done set in, so he try to wipe out. I wipe it out, I want it to be natural. Around here. That's natural. I don't know how that happened. Yeah, you know how it happened. How come you the only human that does natural,

and all the other gyms just had that done? How come? Oh my god. That's our ancestors, man. That's our ancestors. That's our ancestors, man. That's our ancestors. That's where we come from. I come from the same place you come from, right? Why don't my eyebrows look like that?

And that ain't done. You ain't get yours done. I know. You done shot some ink in there. You ain't slick. You done shot some ink or had it threaded, whatever that thing's got. No, I'm not gonna lie.

When I was young. Uh-oh, uh-oh. Uh-oh, here it go. I'm gonna tell you why. Here it go. I used to work in a telemarketing place, and it was two girls, and they told me that Tupac get his eyebrows arched. Nia and Samira, that's what they named.

And I got my eyebrows arched because they told me Tupac did. There's nothing wrong with getting your eyebrows arched. I did it back then. I was like 19. Now let's talk about that eyeliner that you got, that permanent eyeliner. You know, Charlemagne, I'm gonna love you no matter what. You can't have eyeballs that look like that and then name Charlemagne. That go together.

That goes together. Greek God. Egyptian God. Yeah, Egyptian God. That go together. Greek God, Egyptian God. God, yeah, Egyptian God. That go together. All right, do you know when my mama used to know that I was lying what she would say? What? Mm-hmm.

I wanna ask about his style of comedy, right? I wanted to stay in that realm though, but go ahead, we'll let you go. No, no, can I do this before you ask me the question? We're gonna take a minor break here for pause for the cause right? I need a pair of scissors I do want to say this I was always taught and I ain't got my blade on. You do not go

The way you was getting chased you had more than blade on you, but what the heck? Should have a bat in your back pocket the more than blade on you, but what the heck? Should have a bat in your bag pocket. You got it? Nigga, you wouldn't move it. I wanna say this. You don't go to people's house when you meet them without homage of a gift. I see why you kept that sealed.

Yeah, this is created by me. I'm gonna give you the name. I was I was offered to put these in a major store They said you see how that mint is coming up yes immediately My sprays for mint Yeah, no they permit Meaning it only gets stronger and you only need a couple of sprays. These are old. Okay.

This stuff y'all be buying in the store without alcohol and water in it evaporates. This for mints, it gets stronger. When I wash my cars, I open up my hood and I hit inside my engine a couple times. When it comes to that vent, I got four different sprays that were created by me. Has my name on it. Come here a little, Sharla. So I brought these for y'all. Now, then y'all can decide.

Oh, give me this one, Brandon. It doesn't matter. Let me see what you want that one is. That's the Rose. Yeah, that's the Rose? Okay. What the hell you making this shit at, RNSJ? Let me tell you something.

I have a store called rnsj.net. Okay. But you can't get it on the store. I'm gonna tell you why you can't. You can go airborne or directly on the material. Okay. It says not for bodily use. Yeah. It's called a motherfucking smell.

A motherfucker. And that's what they wanted me to change the name, but that was for my brother Rodney. I'm not changing nothing. Don't ever let nobody take your vision. It smells good. Oh yeah, that shit smells good. Let me tell you something. These are odes. I call these oats.

You can spray this in your car, the bathroom. You taking a shit, that mint, hit that toilet a couple times. It'll save your life. I have mint. I have lavender. Lavender makes that body go down, calm down. You can go airborne or directly on the material. Doesn't matter what you spray it on.

You ever come out of a club, stuff smell like smoke? Smell like some great oil, weed, yep. Hit your clothes one time, let it be somewhere cool, all that'll leave. That mint, ladies. That lavender, I like that lavender. The lavender, it's got a purple label. You got the, what you got in me?

You got the rose. I think I got the rose. Oh, this the lavender right here then. Oh, dang, I didn't even know. Yeah, that's the lavender. This right here is the number one seller. What's that? This is the brown.

The brown? This brown is deadly. That brown's don't sound deadly, but what's my line? The rose is the newest member of the family. That's that lab. Let me take that lavender to the massage with me. It don't even matter. Let me see the brown. When you hit that lab. I'm take that lavender to the massage with me. It doesn't matter. Let me see the breath

Take when you hit that brown Now y'all see that how y'all smelling it right now Guaranteed you will smell this for the next two days without spraying not another drop You're gonna smell it every time you walk in there. Hey because it ferments. I Can't even keep these at the store. I Can't I can't refurnish the store. It's overwhelming me right now. I can't even meet demands. What's the website again?

It's rnsj.net. You can go to my Instagram, but you can't get it on there right now because I don't have the time. Yeah. We had 10 cases in Houston. We're gone within two and a half days 10 cases. Damn At 80 bottles a case Wow So I brought these barren gifts y'all can decide who you want to give it to which ones you want You can spread this in your in your bag your book bag your shoes

Bedroom your closet your drawers. that's a good thing about it is you can spray it anywhere. When you come in his office, hit that carpet or whatever, and it's not gonna hurt if you spray it on something, it's not gonna hurt it. When people come here and start getting on these mics, hit that mic. Yeah, because the mics be stink sometimes.

Yeah, hit that mic. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I be trying to tell people. Brush your teeth when you come in here. I came in after somebody and sat down beside him, and like an idiot, didn't wipe the mic, I'm not gonna say who it was teeth. I came in after somebody and sat down beside him and like an idiot didn't wipe their mind. I'm not gonna say who it was, but didn't wipe them out. And I went like this and all my membrane,

I said, dude, you just got done sucking ass. Damn. Damn. You just got done. Sucking ass is crazy. You just got done. Just finished. Did he call, he got a nickname for one of his girlfriends

and he called her Crackpike? He got a nickname for one of his girlfriends and he called her crack pipe She's booty hole person. He heard the nickname is crack pipe. That's what he said. So you think name is crack pipe You know, you believe it or not. I'm not following nothing that no, I'm not just not it's just I'm not Why because you don't want to do this all like the same jokes everybody else doing I'm not doing no jokes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm just, I just, it's just, it's just ugh to me. Some of it sound outrageous. Yeah, when you said sucking booty hole, it just made me think of that case. That's why I bought it though.

So you didn't even hear the part about did he like when the guy finish on his girl and did he like to put the finish on his nipples? You didn't hear that part. The guy, he like. No, I ain't heard none of this. He likes to rub other man's nut on his nipples. Allegedly. Say what? Don't worry about it.

Don't worry about it. Let's move on. Listen, I like the, when I've seen you on stage, you're very animated. OK, let me try to get my face back. Did it switch? I'm trying to get my face back. When you're on stage, you're very animated.

Yes. Did you study, like, dances or like, mimes? Believe it or not, I modeled in jazz dance for three animated. Yes. Did you study like dances or like? Believe it or not. I'm modern jet. I'm modern in jazz dance for three years Cleo Parker Robinson and I was always a dancer. I've always been physical. I jumped off my mama's roof One time a pair of girl animal underwear in a towel wrapped around my neck thinking I was Superman trying to grab a tree limb Jump straight airborne. Did you make it? No. And then I got my behind whooped. Damn. After she made sure I was okay. That's what black mamas do. Yeah she ain't even checking to see if you was trying to kill yourself. No. Yeah. All that air left out of me though. All the wind left. She beat you immediately after? I'm just glad I wasn't hard, because I would have broke that little thing.

What? I was kind of high up in the air. See how I mess your mind up with that? What? Yeah! That's how I mess his mind up. You know, in the new special. Collact.

In the new special, Not GonnaAK! And the new special, Not Gonna Stop Comedy, you said that Prince called you. He did. You said his voice sounded sexy. You said you would let him hit. Huh? Nah, I'm just kidding.

That's easy. You know what, DJ? He's playing with you. I know, I know. I know what I'm gonna have to do. You trying to be slick. Okay, just the game you wanna play with me. No, no, no, I'm good.

Just the game you wanna play. No, he opened that door on there. He playing with you. is the game you want to play with me? No, no, no, I'm good. You're playing with me? No, he opened that door on there. He's playing with you. This is the game you want to play? Finish the question, it's all in the head. Nope, I'm going to let Andres sit right there and think about whatever he's thinking about with you. This is the game you want to play?

It's a game you want to play, man? I'm going to take my ball and go home. This is the game you want to play with me? Okay, okay. Come on, let him hit. Even though you looking in his eyes, oh, you were locked. Oh, Charlamagne met him.

Couldn't even say a sentence. You could not look him in his eyes and leave unless his eyes released you. He made me stutter and I don't even know why. I don't even get it. I know why you stuttered because your brain was saying, what's up, what we gonna do?

Your brain said, okay, you gonna let him hit. You already looking at your eyes cause you already look like an Egyptian. So what you wanna do? He had those too though. Prince had them eyes like that. Let me tell you something. Stop.

Yes he did. Stop it. Prince eyes and two fuck eyebrows. Wait, who did this on your show? Oh, Don F. Don F, Don F,upac eyebrows. Wait, who did this on your show? Oh, Darnell. Darnell, Darnell, Darnell, Darnell, Darnell. And you was in his back. Oh, and Darnell, I heard what you said about me, fam.

What did he say? What did he say? Recently? I don't know how reasonable but I was told something that he said about me. What did he say? It wasn't bad. Publicly? Well, he was he was I darned out. I like Darnell. Mm-hmm, but he was saying I'm just going by what was told to me. He's like I can't get a job at 1992 on SJ. I J out there working every week.

No. I'm 1992? Oh, wow. No, man. If I'm lying, he'll let you know. Let me call him? I don't give a fuck. Call him, call him, call him, call him, CVS.

You think my heart pump water? No, I'm not. But you think my heart pump water? I don't believe he said that, man. Okay, let's find out. Let's see, let's see. Can he go answer? He might answer, let me see if, I don't believe he said that. OK, let's find out. Let's see. Let's see. Can you go answer? He might answer.

Let me see if the I don't believe Darnell said that. I promise you. He know up on FaceTime it must be something. What's up, son? Let's see. Let me see if he's answering. I'm not calling him out. I'm just telling you.

Can you tell me what you heard? Tell me what I heard. He ain't answering. He ain't picking up. Nope. Why your phone sound so sexy? What did Prince say when he called you? Why you slurring your assets? He wanted me, he wanted to meet me and I thought they were joking. I went to meet him and when I met him he

wanted me to do two shows. I did two shows with him. I was in Oakland, California and when I went there to San Francisco first. When I went there, when we first met, he was in rehearsal. Larry Graham was just either getting ready to walk off or walking off. And he saw me and he told me, come on in, because I didn't want to disrespect. I'm up there watching this man in rehearsal. And I'm the only one in the audience. That's dope. The only one in the audience.

Then he told me to come on stage. Pranks. Man. And as he had butter hands too but Prince is something else. Prince is a beast. When I looked in his eyes, I looked in his eyes like you're not gonna let me leave, are you? You're just gonna hold my heart. He, dude, I was in such amazement. Then when I saw her, the wardrobe,

the clothes that he was gonna wear, I didn't even want my clothes no more. It's my role manager laughing. So I- We know, we saw Prince float away. Dude, I went out and bought me a shirt with the back cut out. Shut up. Rod am I lying? I went out.

I'm here to tell the truth. I went out. I don't lie. My interview. Where did you find a shirt with the back cut out? It don't even matter. We was in San Francisco. Okay. I got you. Easy my interviews. Where'd you find a shirt with the back cut out? It don't even matter. We was in San Francisco. Oh, okay.

I got you. Easy to find. Yeah, yeah. Got you, got you, got you, got you, got you. My back was cut out. Thank God I didn't baby oil back there. I wasn't even a comedian when I went out there. I'm up here trying to shimmy.

The back cut out. You know what Charlamagne said? Charlamagne, we see him and it was in the hallway. Charlamagne walks up to him and... I'm seven days after too. Well, shut up. That's not what happened. He didn't say hello. How you doing? That's the first thing that was on Charlamagne's mind.

Somebody say Prince was in the building. Mind, you were six in the morning. I'm like, Prince in the building? Why would Prince just randomly be in the building? Did you do that before you went out? He did. He did. Absolutely positive. Did you do that before you went out? He licked his lips. You can tell him, bro. He fixed his eyebrows. You get that. You licked your eyebrow. No.

Charlamagne, did you do this? When we walked out the studio and we went to the hall, he was already walking by. And he saw us and he came walking toward us. He actually came walking toward us. OK, but when he left, did you look at his little ass? Yes, and I took a picture of it. He took a picture.

I took a picture of him as he was walking away. Because we asked him to take a picture. Did it go knock knock. Do do do do do. In my line, he was floating off the ground. Yes. And then when I went to go show everybody, I'm like, yo, look, he was floating. The picture was black in my phone.

It was just a black box where the picture was. In my line, MB was right there. We all my line. He was right. He was right there. We all saw it. He was walking away because we asked him to take a picture. He was like, no, I don't want to take a picture. Cool. And as he was walking away, I took a picture of him from behind.

And when we looked, he was levitating off the ground a little bit. And I showed him. We all looked at the picture once to see him levitating. I'm glad you said that. Because the next shit turned into a black square. I'm glad you said that because when he was on stage, you know they called me, he called me up on stage to perform. They made me sing with him.

And Larry Graham and everybody was up there when he started doing that little move and I had never seen a pair of five insta-dellos move look like he wasn't touching the ground. I mean, it was the weirdest thing I, so you're not lying. No, we said it. Nobody believes it. I don't tell the story because nobody believes it,

but I seen him take the picture. He showed us and it was gone. Gone, it was a black box. I said send me the picture, send me the picture, gone. Like what the fuck, where the fuck the picture went? It's a black box where the picture was. Spirits. That's all.

Spirits. Why did you and Ricky Smiley have beef, man? Huh? I heard Ricky tell that story. I think he was up here. He told it. Okay, tell me what he told you. He just said that y'all had beef for 20 years, never spoke, and then y'all randomly saw each other on a plane and ended up sitting next to each other and y'all squashed whatever

issues y'all had. Well, that's what happened. That's what he told you, that's what happened. That what he told you, that's what happened. Yo, Arnaz is stupid, yo. You know. You just did what your mama did. You said, mm-hmm.

No, no. Once you squash or we talk, like two grown men, once we do that, then whatever you say say without demeaning me and getting away from all of the truth, then that's what happened. We'll leave it at that. That's what happened.

You're a good brother, man. Both of y'all are good brothers. Both of y'all are good brothers. I know he is. You know, I reach out to him. Both of us have different places in life. I can get along with, believe it or not, I can get along with.

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or wherever you get your podcasts. Deep body. If you will allow me to get along with you. Plain and simple. And if you wanna go the other route and we don't wanna get along, I get it. You don't fuck with me, I don't fuck with you. I get that. I don't fuck with me, I don't fuck with you. I get that.

I wish nothing but success for yourself and or your family. Period. This life is too short for us to carry malice in our heart about people. My people get on me all the time and say, you know what, Arnaz, sometimes you need to let go. You may just say them. I do let go.

When? But I don't. Forget. I don't ever forget. Because you think I'm gonna let you re-chamber on me, you got your living mind. That's my problem, I can't let go sometimes. Depends on what you do. If it's something that is forgivable, then problem, I can't let go sometimes. Depends on what you do.

If it's something that is forgivable, then yeah, I can let go and forget, but some things I can't because. Yeah, but you're Dominican and black. Oh my God. He's just Dominican, ain't no black. I'm not Dominican, I'm totally black. Totally black, where were you born?

I was born in Brooklyn, raised in Queens. Okay, and your dad is? Black. And your mom is? Black. Boy, you just told that lie just now, man. What? Where your daddy from? My. And your mom is? Black. Boy, you just told that lie just now, man. What?

Where your daddy from? My dad is half black and half Caribbean. Where is he from? Whoa, whoa, whoa, back the fuck up. I just asked you what your dad is. He's half black. Now you know you said half after he said, mm-hmm. And from the island of Dominica.

That is a Caribbean island. I know where it's at. Oh, that's a Caribbean island. And it's island of Dominica. That is a Caribbean island. I know where it's at. Oh, that's a Caribbean island. And it's very small. Yes, it is. They eat bait fish as a meal. Damn. What?

They eat bait fish as a meal. I'm a fisherman. I travel all over the globe to fish. I go for big boys. The biggest you caught? Biggest I caught? Yeah. Biggest I think I've ever caught

was probably like a 250 pound Mako shark. But I catch yellow fin tunas, I catch black grouper, I stay on the ocean fishing. Matter of fact, yeah, through my Instagram, everything, people, they'd be amazed at some of the fish I catch. The fish I catch, like red snapper now, red snapper in the store, like black groupers

upward almost 45, $50 a pound. I catch it fresh and I just give it away. Give away, so you don't sell them, you just give them. No, my friends sell them. I give because I keep what I want. My freezers are full of just fish, but I cook. So I love to fish. So I don't know, so I love to fish.

So, I don't know, man, life is just too short not to enjoy, you know? Absolutely. You got to steadfast in life. And as I tell brothers sometimes, I say, women never what? Women never forget. Men, believe it or not, never forgive. You think we forgive you, we don't. You think we want to forgive a person we know,

we know this nigga was hitting from the back, grabbing your head like that. Am I lying? Nope. Ain't nobody ever hit me from the back and grab my head like that. You ain't got no head. N***a Envy, Envy, why you? He not talking about somebody grabbing you from the back. I know, I'm just fucking. Nah, man, you trying to release something.

You see that? You trying to release. You see? It's okay, go something. You trying to release. You see? It's okay, go ahead. You trying to release. Congratulations on your book, man. Thank you, man, I got a few of them. Yeah, but the one that matters.

Congratulations on your book. Hang on, that's crazy. You actually have an intelligent brother. I appreciate that, man. You really are. Thank you, brother. I appreciate that man. You really are. Thank you King. I appreciate that. I'm just picturing somebody grabbing you by your forehead and the end back of you.

How this feels? You was a flight attendant too right? For sure was. Man I know you was hilarious on the plane. I was nasty. What airline was it? Continental Airlines. You used to be on the microphone? I changed voices, I can do all of them.

Okay. Yeah, I was the lead flight attendant. Really? What made you stop doing it? No, I'm asking. I mean, I know what you're doing in your college. Cause it was time. No, I actually what you do. You're doing your college. Cause it was time. No, I actually got fired.

Really? Sleeping on the jump seat. That's an automatic termination. Really? You can't sleep on the jump seat? Hell no. As a flight attendant? Who told on you?

A crew that was not even my crew. It was a crew that picked up my trip. The captain, and at that time she over senior, seniored me, was sleeping. We wanted flight attendants. I didn't really get along with her too much, but I was real sick. We was in Newark, New Jersey, and it was a snowstorm. So they held us at the gate for like four hours. Then we went out to, and I was real sick, had the flu or something. Then we went out to the runway thinking we gonna take off.

We was out there another hour. Finally, they brought us back in. And they're supposed to let the crew go after a certain point? Yeah, you have a certain time allotted. Well, they just made that rule a couple years ago before. Remember, you could stay on that thing for hours. No, no, no, no, no, no.

You still had, you still had arrest time that you had. You can only push back times and you can only do it a certain amount of time. But we went back and I told the captain that I had just taken some NyQuil. So when we was on the jump seat, I fell asleep. Hold on, somebody telling the story, hush. I'm going to get to you in one second. No, I'm going to get to you in a second.

Somebody telling the story. Get to the story. Go back to the story. Bottom line is, when they wanted to fire me, I told them what happened. The captain denied it, said I had never told him anything. Damn. Because he was knocking off the old girl.

Yeah so that was an automatic termination. Yo you out here talking shit about OG comedians man being disrespectful. What you talking about? I am an OG comedian. You are but you had the nerve. He's in his feelings. You said. Yo he's in his feelings.

What did he say? 1992. Who's a comedian in 1992? Who's the 1992 comedian? They are dead now. Wow. You being disrespectful. 1992 who's night who's comedian 1992 who's the 1992 comedian You be disrespectful sir who the 1992 comedian Don't do that. First of all, first of all, recognize a pimp bitch.

I know because you had your pimp voice the other time. I was like this thing about the traffic somebody. That's OK. Long, you know, snitch. We go now, you know, and I'm going to tell you, you know, I don't fuck with nobody. You're one of the ones I fuck with. I know this sounds crazy. When I see you, I'm like, I want this thing to take me fishing one day. No, we were just talking about that. So why you shit on him then?

Why you telling other people? Why, Darnell? Well, I ain't never shit on Arnest. No, what I said was, and I told him, I said it wasn't bad what Darnell said. It was just funny. When Darnell said, man, I can't get no damn work out here. 1992 Arnest J working every week.

Did you say that? No, I ain't never say that, son. Oh, when there's somebody lying? Yeah, somebody lying. You got to check that. I don't come out. No, no way, son. I've never said that.

Oh, OK. Especially with somebody that's not used to continue to crush it like you did. No way. Thank you. No, I told them I have nothing but love for you. That's nothing. You always cop and fleas when somebody run down on you, man. Uh-uh, no way. They got a fact check. No, I told them I have nothing but love for you. That's nothing.

You always cop and please when somebody run down on you, man. Whoa! You always want to pop shit, then apologize, nigga, just ass kiss. Whoa! What I do is, what I do is that I don't let nobody twist my words of anything I said. And if something like that said, you got to show,

as they say, show me the receipts. And I ain't never, never, never had nothing, guilt or anything. And I ain't cop and never, never had nothing, guilt or anything. And I ain't coppin' and pleadin', he one of the ones I've been. You coppin' and pleadin'. And I have to take your word for that. Plain and simple.

Stop lying on R-Nest, J. Stop lying on Corey Holcomb, man. Leave him great comments alone. Oh, you know what? You're trying to start some shit with that one. You need to leave that alone. You need to leave that alone. Peace, son. You need to leave that alone. Nah, fuck leave that alone. You need to leave that alone.

Nah, fuck with Cory, man. I'm gonna tell you one thing about Cory that y'all might not know. What's that? That motherfucker can fight. I would hope so. No, no, no, no. Let me get this straight now. Okay, okay.

There's a whole bunch of people that run that yak and can't fight. That's a legit, that me get this straight now. Okay. Okay. There's a whole bunch of people that run that YAK and can't fight. Yeah. That's a legit. That's a legit strong man. I was I was with him in a gym when he's so called um members of a gang or OGs whatever were

talking **** and Corey saying well what you want you know basically dude let's play ball because he could play some ball. He was slamming. When I started talking, Cory swung him around like a, you know how you swing kids around? And the rest of them was getting ready to make a move. I jumped in. I said, no, all y'all ain't going to jump on him.

And then there were some other comedians set back like little bitches So let's just keep it keep this real well, I need course because I need On the 5150 show I want to hear I need to know who the comedians were that didn't jump in you Corey can thump I believe And you know, he's heavier now. I mean he can thump. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Corey a good dude, man Good, dude. Even though he's heavier now. I mean he can thump. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cory a good dude, man. Good dude.

No Cory, he's a real good dude. If you don't want his type of truth, then don't ask his type of question. That's very true. That's very true. That's very true. And I'm not making all this be about fighting and everything, but the way that I talk when That's very true. That's very true. I'm and I'm not making all this to be about fighting

and everything but the way that I talk when things enter my brain that stand out, I you know, I say it like that's one of the things that stand out about him. I done seen him in action. I know it was the one comedian was talking all that

**** to him. We was out outside the improv in LA. And I had to go to the, I said, dude, uh-uh, leave that alone. And I'm telling you right now. And all I hear, no, R&S, let him go. I said, okay, that's the Q word. He want me to let you go for a reason. You are going to walk into a wall that's moving. Leave that alone. You not built but what's getting ready to happen to you. Let me see your hands. No. You're not built for that. Too buttery. Too buttery. Too damn buttery. Man, too buttery. Jesus Christ. Yeah, you. You can wipe the baby's ass and he'd be like come on little bit more. Corey said that he uh people always mention to him on Burfus Club, but he will never get the chance to respond. And he's absolutely right. So salute the

court. Yes. Yeah, I'm not you know, I get credit what credit is due. I know Corey got a problem with Don Allen even with Jess, but not Corey's always been good. He got a problem with Darnell. Don Allen, Jess, those two. Oh, yeah, that's right. Remember, that's why I said you trying to start some men. Yeah, Don Allen, Jess, Darnell do. I remember that's why I said you trying to start some man. Yeah, Don Allen Jeff. Don't do be copping. Please don't get in his feelings. That's what I'm saying.

He see and I'm not built like that. Yeah, I can tell you can't you can't say what I don't do. I don't do mean well people that are mean. I don't do that. Well, you cannot holler at me and expect me in an hour to be okay. Give me a minute. Contact me over the weekend the next week. Let's see where I'm at. Because you ain't gonna holler at me and then and then let's go get ice cream. You crazy? Is you crazy? See I don't mind comedy., you can go back in front of me and make funny jokes,

but when it gets personal, that's when we have to have a conversation. Yeah. You know what I mean? So if you going at me, you can go at me, we can go at each other, but when it gets personal. I think that's what happened with Don Ellen and Corey. They felt, they felt, they felt.

They felt, yeah. Oh, he got it. No, Corey baited him. Then we gotta have a conversation. He got his feeling. I'm a beast, son! You ain't just go talk about my man in front of me. He's taking off all his guns.

You know, that's what he's doing. I think with Don El and Corey, it's the comedy, the black and mild tour. It was comedy, I don't ever think it got personal. Or did it, or did I miss something? Yeah, but the thing I love about Corey's comedy. But Corey and Jesse got personal. But you can't let Cory smell blood on you.

That's right. And Cory gonna brand you. Yeah, you can't let him. It's gonna be a brand that you gonna be stuck with. You know what I'm saying? So Donnell had to turn this whole special to the black and white comedy. He did.

He did. But it was jokes though. It's always stay jokes. It never got personal for them. That I seen. But you know, I'ma be honest with you, but most like most Latinos. I'm not Latinos, stop saying that man.

I'm not Latino, I'm black. I'm black. Y'all getting y'all feelings quick. Y'all don't joke too long. I do. I'm not Latino, I call it the light skin to me. You can tell when you're getting your feelings, your right leg start to shake.

Yeah, it do. You just watching me? They call me beige rage. I smell, I see things. He just said I scan the room. He calls me beige rage. Yeah, because that's, I don't know why y'all get so upset.

Maybe it's all the peppers y'all eat. I don't know. And that heat be on the inside of y'all. I'm not Latino on that. Okay. Okay. Okay. We're going to let you be black today. Latino is, okay, I do want to say this.

Latino is black. Okay. They come from a black heritage. So a lot of you Latinos, you are not white. I know some of y'all want to be, but you're not. Menudo, chitlins. Same damn thing. Menudo is not chitlins. Same damn thing. Manudo is not Chitlins, man.

Manudo is Chitlins. Manudo is a group. Manudo. What's Manudo? You Spanish, you don't know? You don't know what Manudo is? No, I'm New Yorker. New-Yorker? What the hell is that?

New Yorker. Bro Yorker. What the I'm gonna make cinnamon and broth with red chili pepper. Sound like chitlins to me. Chitlins. Emmanuel, chitlins. I'll eat that, because I don't eat pork. Man, watch how Nez Jay come. You know what, you know what, you know what. On YouTube right now.

Oh Nez, you gotta come up here more, man. No, y'all gotta ask ask for me I will come 16 years It's the first time you've been up here is crazy on that because I never thought I mean if y'all call on me I'm a come I'll sit in you and tell stop through I will I will sit in will will we'll roast everybody out here In a good way or in a good way. Yeah, cuz Yeah, because I don't want you getting yourself in no, you don't get in trouble like that no more, huh? No, no, no, no. Once in a blue.

No, not even once in a blue. When they come up in the studio, they'll be, they'll be. I had one, I had one, you know, I had one fight after that. You had a real fight. A real fight after the can I get a drop moment. But that was, that was easier because it was just one person.

So I handed that over. But that was like, that's the only other time. Did he hit you in the eye? No, he, he swung at me, but he missed because I was walking I was across the screen. So he really swung on you. Oh, yeah, and I was walking out and he swung on me and then yeah. That was a good one. That was good. You know, medicine society when you went back and look at the video. Oh, yeah, because we had the pharmacy so you could see the video tape. So he called me out. We ran back down. We watched the video and then the dude walks back in. Me and Charlamagne got scared like shit,

because we like, why is he walking back in? He must have a gun. God. But I just did him dirty. But Charlamagne knocked him out so bad, he dropped his keys, he was looking for his keys. Came back to get his keys. I mean, but I don't care about shit like that.

Hit him so hard, feet off the ground, I was impressed. I could have took that tape and put it out, but for what, like why? I don't give a fuck. On this, I was impressed. Really? I was impressed. That was years ago. I don't want to fight nobody. Gong skunkalicious.

I'll be 47 in a couple weeks. I ain't got time for this. I was impressed. Houston, Texas. There you go. I want to say this to you. Let's go. I will be there next week.

I'm humbly saying thank y'all so very much for the support that Houston, I'm sorry, be there next week. I'm humbly saying thank y'all so very much for the support that Houston Houston I'm sorry they are just they that city they they they we already used it. They have done nothing but support me over the years. I shot my special there.

Now we're coming back next week we're already looks like we're we set a record that we sold out over nine shows. So I think we're getting ready. We're gonna be at the Improv in Houston, Texas. Improv. Next week. When we leave here today, we're going to New Jersey. I'll be in Brunswick, New Jersey.

New Brunswick. We're getting ready to do it. That's called the Stress Club. Stress Club, yeah. Stress Factory. Stress Factory. My guy Vinny Brandt. Yeah, so my tour is doing great.

We had two million views. So call everybody. Call people that you know in jail. Put some money on their books so they can get some happiness in their heart. I'm just saying thank you. You two, y'all have been nothing but kind to me. And let me say thank you. And I hope to have not offend anyone. But you know, when you come to me, I expect the truth, no matter how I put it. I got a lot of info, people say I need to write a book,

but who knows? Yeah, let's talk about it. You know I got a publisher company. Yeah, let's talk about it. Absolutely. That's really, let's talk about it. Absolutely. Yeah, let's really, let's talk about it. Absolutely. If you don't talk about it with me, you know how your eyes are?

He he he he he. What you gonna, black one, you gonna black another? No, no, I draw. He draw. He draw. He draw. I draw. I'm just saying, I draw.

We both got outlets. Honest jokes, I draw. We both got outlet. I draw. I draw. I'm just. Tell him we can follow you on that. Just go to RNSJ Comedy and everything else will pull up. People at the New Brunswick wanna know if I'm bringing my sprays, I have them.

It's called a Mudpuck. It smell good Right now you just can't I can't meet the demands to sell it in my store, but this stuff ain't no joke Everybody knows you know you you gotta look at things as a business. You know real quick Did you buy a bunch of homes in Detroit? No, that was uh in Angeli You did a smart move one My boy a lot of my family from Detroit my wife people from Detroit I don't talk about real estate on the air no more, but yeah, we did pretty good. Shut up, man It's the breakfast club

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