The Breakfast Club - INTERVIEW: Lil Duval Speaks On Recovery From His Accident, New Podcast + More

Episode Date: April 19, 2024

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The little new ball is here. Yeah, I'm here. Making his every five-year appearance. Yeah, man, I'm finally here. He's been trying to get me here for a while, but I've been pushing it off. I think it's been five years, right? Has it been five years? When's the last time Duval been here, Nick?

Three or four? It's been that long. It's been that long. Well, I'm here now, man. They finally got me, I ain't had no choice. How you feeling? I'm blessed, man, I'm blessed. I can't even complain, man.

I'm just here just promoting this podcast we got. Conversations with Unk. Conversations with Unk that I've been doing, that I've been supposed to do, but they finally got me to do it, so I'm here. What the hell finally made you sit down and say, I'm gonna do a podcast? I hate talking to him like I don't talk yeah this gonna be the born this guy I'm not gonna say shit he's not gonna ask

me shit I don't want to talk about so it's just what we doing this is some shit that they they made me do, honestly. Damn. Honestly, because like, honestly, since day one, Charlamagne been telling me to get in the podcast since he been, how long y'all been doing Brilliant Eddie? 11 years, man. 11 years, and I never did it, and then.

Well, you started and stopped. You had one with your sister. Yeah, I stopped. Oh, sure, okay. Because I did that just for my sister, then I stopped, and then I got hit by that car, and I was sitting there,

ain't had nothing to do, and then Clay talked me into doing this. So I'm doing it. How are you doing since that? What? Since your accident. Oh, I'm good. I can't even complain.

I'm blessed, man. I healed back perfectly. I can do everything. So I'm blessed, man. That ain't the question you asked earlier. What is? What she asked? What'd I say?

I said, you asked him. I don't know. I said, did you fall? So you fell off the roof or you fell on the roof? What's she talking about? Something about the roof. No, I got hit by a car. I mean, I got hit by a car on my four-wheeler.

And I was on it. Yeah, okay. So I was on a tour with you. You had a whole, it was like a cartoon. It was set up. It was dope. Oh, yeah, that's how far I got hit. Like, I really got hit and flew.

Yeah, and you saw the roof and all that. I remember seeing the roof. You seen everything. It was like you was like a plane. Yeah, yeah, I got hit. Like, I really got hit and flew. Yeah, and you saw the roof and all that. I remember seeing the roof. You seen everything. It was like a plane. Yeah, yeah. I really flew. Yeah, that's what you see me saw the roof. I was able to see the roof.

That's how high I was in the air. Okay. Like, I flew. Like, I really almost died. And we was laughing at the shit because he actually used it. This nigga here wasn't shit. I told this nigga. This nigga ain't even believe me.

Clay had to call this nigga. What happened? I called him first. Was you the first one I called up? He FaceTimed me from the scene. I FaceTimed. I was laying on the ground bleeding to death. Oh my God. I was bleeding to death. I swear I thought he was in a movie, man. And you FaceTimed Charlamagne D'Arcy? Yes.

I called him to tell him to call Lucas. He did? For what? I don't know. He was like, I think this is it'm never gonna dance again I'm never gonna perform again yeah I said it was over man I kept saying it was over well first I told him

call Trey the truth cause you know Trey is always yeah that's what I hung up with him and I had to call Clay and Clay Clay spoke

spoke life into me this nigga here I was thinking you might as well die I called Clay to see what was going on cause I swear I thought he was playing until the end when I saw the doctors turning him around.

And then he started screaming in a way. I'm like, you've already died. Everybody thought I was playing until I went live. For real, for real. When I went live and I showed them drilling my knee live, like during surgery, they was like, oh, this nigga ain't playing. Shit, man. But I made it through, man.

You're going to have to tell this story a million times for the rest of your life just because it is such a testimony. I do tell it on stage. That's why I leave it on stage. That's why I ain't telling too much now, because I want to leave it for stage. I try to give separation for both, to give a little bit here and a little bit on stage. So that's what I do now.

That's why I ain't telling too much of it. But I do talk about it on stage. Actually, it kind of pushed my standard more more because it left the elephant in the room. I ain't had no choice but to be on. I was in a wheelchair. Was you there when I was there? I was there because D.C. had rolled you up in a wheelchair and everything.

Yeah, yeah. So a lot of people showed me love. Matter of fact, who gave me the most love was them handicapped people. Like, my first show, like 30 handicapped motherfuckers up front in wheelchairs. And they spoke life to me and everything.

You talking about welcome. No I'm talking about they like when I was messed up like they was DMing me telling me I because I always showed love to them on social media and like oh and like in Jacksonville and stuff so when my time came they came and showed me love like I support anybody that's in the wheelchair because it take a lot just to get up yeah and just to get in that chair just every day i don't see how they do it because i couldn't do it for six months i was going crazy that's good you'd be shouting out the crips now but you ain't talking about well i shout out the crips not the gang you'd be talking about the people in the wheelchair oh yeah shout out wheelchair gang as you should but um do you feel good though no i feel good man like i like i said

clay put me took me he instilled life into me, told me I was gonna make it, and then the last day I got off my crutch, he went over. So he made it all the way to get me back on my feet, and then went on over. That's crazy. That's life, man. No, that is life, because

the last picture Clay posted was me, you, him, and Jayski. That's crazy, man. It was almost like a movie. He was really here just enough for me to get going, get back on my feet. It was dope, though. I mean, it's a beautiful thing, but it's just I had to go through it. You know what I'm saying? I don't regret nothing I went through.

How do you find comedy in that, though? It's life. Everything in life is comedy. You know what I'm saying? The most powerful comedy is the stuff that you went through the most. The hardest things

you went through the most. So that's comedy. I don't see having good comedy without hard shit. Yeah. I really feel like you are one of the

few people who make anything funny or even if it ain't funny to other people. That's why I'm telling you I didn't believe you either to other people. That's why I'm telling you, I didn't believe you either. Me neither. That's why I ain't taking it serious.

And the audience was laughing like, like we didn't, nobody believed it. And the funny thing about it, like I told him, I was like, when have I ever made a, like I don't do those,

you know how people be out and making fun of people? Yeah. I don't never do no comedy like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So for when people thought it was a joke, I was like, how y'all thought it was a joke? I ain't never do no comedy like that. So when people thought it was a joke, I was like, how y'all thought it was a joke? I ain't never did no spoof like this.

I guess because we don't really take nothing serious. Yeah, we don't. I don't, and I get it. That's why I didn't take it personally. I don't take none of that stuff personally, but I was like, damn, how could they even think that I was joking? Maybe because I was doing it myself.

I was really bleeding to death right there. I'm like, they don't know I'm really dying. But you know, the funny part is people think Duval be joking, but a lot of the ways he moves is how we should live in life. Like a lot of us take on other people's problems. Like I sent him something the other day and I was like, man, look what this person going through. He didn't respond back.

And so yesterday we started talking about something. I said, yeah, but you ain't say nothing about such and such. And he was like like cause I didn't give a fuck and I was like you right why did I give a fuck I wanna say something

about it but I end up saying their name so I ain't gonna say it no don't say it please don't please don't you've been in comedy

for 25 years yeah this my 25th year man and that's that's really not a lot in comedy it's just it's just like yeah I think somebody like Cedric and Bruce and them, they've been doing it for, like, damn near 40, 50 years.

How long? I think even Mike Epps. Shout out to Mike Epps. He's been doing it, shit, at least about 40. Nah. Probably 40? If I've been doing it 20, wait, I was a kid watching them. You know what I'm saying?

So if I was, shit, Michael Blackson been doing it longer than me. We didn't realize how old they was when we was young, though. Or how young they was when we was young. I've been doing it 25 years, 99. Mike ain't nothing but like 50-something. Yeah, 50. I don't know, Mike. Mike like 50-something, but he been doing it a long time.

53. For 25 years, sounds like a long time but it really not in comedy. Yeah, it is. You know what I'm saying? It's really not. But it's part of life. I love it. Let me ask you another basic interview question.

How do you feel about the state of comedy? I don't give a fuck. I do me. I create my own lane and people follow me. So I create my own stand up. So I don't really pay.

Long as people, I don't judge other comedians. If people laughing at them, they doing their thing. So I don't give a fuck. Do you care about the type of jokes you make at this point? Nope. I mix whatever I feel like what goes. My stand-up is more so entertaining.

I call myself Sammy David Duvall. So I do more than just stand-up. I do stand-up comedy, entertaining, lab, dance. We're going to do everything in my shit. And that's why I feel like the evolution of our people are. We don't want to just sit there and just watch stand-up. We think we do, but we really don't. You'll sit there and watch six comedians,

and everybody doing 25 minutes a piece. That's like three hours. You're going to be asleep if they ain't doing some type of entertaining thing. So that's why I understood. So I implement that in my show and keep them going. So it's your fault all these comedians started making songs. He's saying that because he texts me that every week. See, that's your fault.

See, that's your fault. Every time somebody do something, that's you. That's you. I mean, I am, I guess, but it's part of it. We're going to see more and more of it. It's just I'm the only one that actually perfected it and then took it to another level that made a hit song. But I see people like DC Young Fly.

All they need is one song, and that shit going to take them to that next level. You know what I'm saying? DC take it too serious, though. No, he don't. You don't think so? He really want to be an artist. Music is what he wanted to do anyway.

I mean, that's what a comedian is. We are artists. You know what I'm saying? It's just people don't know it. It's just we haven't been taught that. But I feel like all of us in one. Like I always say, I mean, comedies, music, all that. That's all entertainers was at first.

That's what Sammy Davis Jr. was. He did everything. That's what Frank Sinatra did. He did everything. So that's what it's coming back to. She do it. Who don't do it's coming back to. She do it. Who don't do it? DC gonna get it when he not trying to get it. Cause you got one when you

wasn't trying to get it. Yeah, I really wasn't. See, I can't talk like that. He know how I got it. One day. We got about five more years where we can really talk. Nah, I'm gonna do 10. I'm gonna wait till I'm like 65.'m gonna do 10. I'm gonna wait, nah,

I'm gonna wait till I'm like 65. You gonna wait till 65? You gonna wait that long? Yeah, when Quincy Jones came, I started talking crazy. He was 80 something,

man. Yeah, that's when I'm gonna do it. 80 ain't that long though because they say in like five more years, everybody be able to live forever.

So if I can stay alive and not do nothing crazy in five years, I'm gonna be good. You really want to live forever? I want to live until I don't give a fuck no more. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?

Honestly, I want to live, like I always, I think I said, I keep saying the same thing on this goddamn show, so it's kind of, if they watch the interviews, they're going to hear the same shit, but I want to live long enough just to see how this shit play out. I want to see how life play out

just to see how this shit evolve, because this shit entertaining to me. You know what's interesting? If we knew what was next, we probably wouldn't even be in a rush to stay here. I do know what's next. I make what's next.

You make what's next. Don't talk about next after life. Oh, I do know what's there too from watching people die. When I watch people die on their deathbed, you know it's something

bigger than this. You know what I'm saying? So, when I watch Kool-Aid die, when I watch him take, like trying to take that thing out of his mouth, I was like, oh nah, it's something bigger than this. You know what I'm saying? So when I watched Kool-Aid die, when I watched him try to take that thing out of his mouth, I was like, oh, nah, it's something else after. When you see stuff like that, it makes you realize it's something bigger than this. What about Nod?

I heard this story for the first time a few weeks ago, but I still don't believe this damn story. What, when Nod came back to life? Nah, Nod came back to life to cuss people out. Nod is a comedian who used to be on the road with you. Nod was the first person to get me the microphone. I took him on the road with me afterwards. Mike Epps used to take him on the road, and I took him on the road with me.

And then he died while I was in the hospital. He died while I was in the hospital. Well, first time he died while I was in the hospital. And then we started getting money up for his funeral. And then the nigga came back to life how did he die the first time I forgot

I think he died from man he was already sick a little bit already but I honestly don't even know how Clay died I think it was an aneurysm

like I don't keep up with how people die we all gonna die so it don't really matter but he died Clay had a stroke aneurysm I think yeah he might have

died like that but he died and came back to life, cussed it, got on live. It's on his live. He got on live, cussed his people out, and told them they took his money. His teeth was damn near falling out.

And then he tried to do stand-up. He went to the club, tried to do stand-up, took them there, and then go home. Then, shit, he died. He got married, too. He got married, too. Yeah, he got married. Damn.

So I believe that you can live long enough to do what you need to do and take it to the next level. So he got married. I guess he wanted to get right with God. So he was a zombie for a week, basically. Yeah, I mean, he looked like. Oh, so he only lived for a week. No, he lived about a month.

Oh, a month. I thought it was like a couple weeks, and then I looked at the timeline. I was like, nah, this nigga lived for like a month, a month or two. You've been enjoying the Drake-Rick Ross feud, though. Yeah, I love it. I love it. It was better than when J. Cole, because I was really rooting for J. Cole, man, but then.

Why? Why not? Because I knew they wasn't going to die. I knew it wasn't going to be no beef. But I didn't think Cole and Kendrick even had an issue to want to even go at each other like that. They did. You could tell, like, if you look back at the old stuff,

they had like a little competition. So that was good tell. Like, if you look back at the old stuff, they had, like, a little competition. So that was good enough. Like, it was lyrical warfare. And then this nigga tapped out after you gave him. It was cool. Like, even when I was, I don't know how recent that interview was with Kendrick, with Big Boy. But he was like, man.

I think that's old. But even then, he was just like, it was competition. It was like, I mean, I don't have no beef with him I just don't think he better than me. Well rap beef is different though. Like you can't really Have a friendly rap competition. Yes you can. Yeah, not nowadays Yes, you can. They just proved it. So you really thought Kendrick and J Cole were gonna come heads up No, but J Cole was born. J Cole was so wack. I was enjoying it. And he was lying. He didn't believe none of that stuff you was boring. J. Cole, this was so whack. I was enjoying it. And he was lying. He didn't believe none of that stuff

he was saying. Half the shit be lying. I enjoy the half. So you thought all of what what's name was saying was real? What Tupac was saying

was real? Yes. No, you didn't. Tupac did. I fucked him. Well, I did too. You know what I'm saying? I did too.

But I was a kid. We were supposed to believe it. Just like wrestling, you're supposed to believe that shit real until you get older. Now I can enjoy it. I can enjoy it. These niggas not gonna die but that's why ross is so entertaining because ross come from a certain era yeah ross was actually a lot of that i mean i

think ross gave a real like beef response and it was quick that's why you gotta give his shit props like ross gave his shit back like yeah we still ain't heard kendrick yet i'm and that's what i'm rooting for my boy i I fuck with Kendrick. He's dark skinned. He's a Gemini. He's my nigga. We ain't the same height. We ain't the same height.

We are? That's why I do. I'm trying to think. When I met him, was he? I don't even remember. Nah, he ain't. Nah, I know who everybody I'm taller than. I know everybody I'm taller than.

Y'all know everybody he's taller than what? It's not that many people. Nah, I'm taller than everybody that's short. Everybody that's short, I'm taller than. I'm the tallest. I'm taller than Kev. I'm taller than who else short? You taller than what? It's not that many people. Nah, I'm taller than everybody that's short. Everybody that's short, I'm taller than. I'm the tallest. I'm taller than Kev. I'm taller than who else short? You taller than Kevin?

Yeah, I'm taller. Who else short out here? That's on YouTube. You can look on YouTube and see. We went back and forth with that one. That was about 10, 15 years ago. 15? Long ago, actually.

About 15. Everything you done seen viral now, we done done it 15 years ago. It just got resurfaced. Fake rap battle. Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired? Depressed? A little bit revolutionary?

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that were turning her beloved country into a mafia state. And she paid the ultimate price. Listen to Crooks everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Yeah, we done done. Me and him done done a bunch of skits. Da-da-da. Da-da-da. Who got it? Is it on my... I don't know where it's at. Tell me by the once this shit over with. I'll delete it. Did y'all hit Baltimore yet for the We The Ones? We do that this weekend. Y'all doing Baltimore?

Nah, we do Baltimore. I can't wait. Baltimore always show me love too. I just looked at a picture. Sometimes I be doing shit and I don't be knowing why I do it. Maybe you could tell me where this shit at. But I was in some hood. Oh, let me see.

In Baltimore? Yeah. You love going to the hood. Yes. I you love going to the hood yeah i do love going to the i just love it and they don't know street shit i just i just feel perfect there like i feel i feel perfect there that's really what i'm here for these niggas man like i really feel like i'm here for these niggas man i love these niggas man but I was in Baltimore I'll show it to you after this shit but I was somewhere in Baltimore

and you wouldn't even like when I'm around like the the streetest niggas they don't be on that street shit around me yeah cause they wanna laugh

yeah not even just laugh it's just like we just they not even it's a vibe like you relate they relate to you yeah it's not

and I'm not like trying to be like on those street niggas shit it's just like they just it just brings out the, I think they turn back to being my nephew or some shit. They don't look at me like that.

So I bring that good energy to them. And that's what I got when I went to Baltimore. I got to do that dance too when I come on stage. What's that shit y'all be doing? The two step parkite strut. Yeah, I got to do that shit. So I'm doing that shit with my man. Parkite strut.

It came from a hood in parkite. Yeah, so I got to do that shit. And I got to do our shit that man. Park Heights Struck. It came from a hood in Park Heights. Yeah, so I gotta do that shit. And I gotta do our shit that y'all call something else. We call it the city boy, but y'all call it something else. Some shit with y'all. That shit like y'all do like that.

Oh my God, my little sister be doing. Yeah, there ain't nothing but the city boy that y'all done renamed. Wayne, I don't know. I got it from Baltimore too. Yeah, I know Baltimore.

We talked about it on social media. We went back and forth about it, but we go there this weekend with the We The Ones tour. That's a hard-ass tour, man. We all doing that thing. It's you, Mike Epps, Chico, Carlos, DC, D-Ray. Yeah, and we selling our shit too.

Moneybag Mafia. And we all showing love. Like, everybody ain't no egos. Everybody doing their thing. We all encouraging each other. I like that. If anything, I'm the one doing the the most you know i'm saying like i have to shorten my time up because i really be doing too much but yeah and i hate and i and it is disrespectful as a comedian like you don't want

to go over your time especially when you got so many comedians on there it ain't about being the funniest it's just when you're going over your time three minutes don't sound like a lot but it really is a lot if you got five other comedians and that last person going up, he got to wait because I have to go up last sometime too, and I hate going last too. So you want to be respectful for that. But in all in all, we all doing it. If I go over too much, then Mike might shorten his time

or Chico or somebody like that. So we all doing our thing. Somebody died at the show, right? I ain't talking about that. Damn, nigga. He want to go straight to that. I already doing our thing somebody died at the shore I ain't talking about that he want to go straight to the comedian that you that you hate going after them no no I go out the end about I don't fuck I know they nobody I can go out people don't like going after me but anybody that go after me they doing their thing

that's why I show love to DC like all the new comedians why don't even they not even new number but all the ones that came up after me the younger ones

yeah the younger ones if they can go up after me they the truth and all them niggas go up after me and they all do their thing yeah you wanted to

you know people be wondering how you stay so relevant on social media but you were the social media guy early early early early yeah we always you was too you know, people would be wondering how you stay so relevant on social media, but you were the social media guy early, early, early, early. Yeah, we all was. You was too.

You know what I'm saying? We all was. It's just, we grandfathered in that, so there ain't no stopping me on social media. You can try. They done deleted me so many goddamn times. It is what it is at this point. How has social media helped you as an artist? Just like anything else, it's just another form of

way of doing entertainment, just another outlet. So I just took that outlet and capitalized off of it. Just like whatever next. If I give a fuck, I'ma jump on that too. As if I give a fuck, but I'm getting older now. You know what we done talked about. Is there anything you want to do that you haven't?

I feel like I'm doing what I want to do. I feel like I've already planted the seeds of what I want to do that you haven't i feel like i'm doing what i want to do i feel like i've i've i'm already uh planted the seeds of what i want to do now i'm just watching the bitches flourish and doing everything and i don't like to talk about what i'm doing i just like to do it now yeah because when you talk about it it kind of takes the impact from it duval one of them people that truly appreciates everything he has that's why he gets blessed with. That's the problem with the area we live in. Nobody appreciates where they at in the current moment. And everybody just do what they see work.

You know what I'm saying? That's what made it so hard for me to get into podcasts now is because I feel like podcasts is just another. I mean, it's good, but it's like what you do. It's media. You know what I'm saying? Like when we started, that was our thing. I don't want to do what that was our thing i don't want

to do what he do and he don't want to do what i do it's just now that entertainment has has evolved over to more media now not everybody doing it so i feel like that's what we got to do well i don't give a fuck about media like that and that's what we are entertainers we're not media you know i'm saying but jess is now well yeah you are now you are and you're good at it you know i'm saying you're good at but this ain't i'm saying you good at it but I could do this shit but I really just like entertaining I like just being in the public I'm a social person

that's what social media he media I'm social I'm social that's why we work good together I'm still social he's still media just media is popping now and that's why everybody else going to it that's why I ain't working for them but it works for people like this because this is really what he is

I'm 25 years in and they trying to skip the line but they ain't gonna do it they keep trying we had a draw

call Michael on he said comedy is a dying art I mean it just evolved you know it it's just evolved it's we look at stand-up we because that's all we got but stand-up is damn near like the blue i mean like jazz now you know i'm saying it's still there but it's evolving to the shit that i'm doing now the

shit that social media now you know i'm saying even though they ain't comedians but we've we program motherfuckers over 15 20 years of social media to make them think what I'm saying? Even though they ain't comedians, but we've programmed motherfuckers over 15, 20 years of social media to make them think that they comedians, so the public think that's comedians. That's just all it is. I don't see no difference. Stand up is stand up and it just evolves into something else.

Is it an attentive audience at y'all shows? Because you got you, you got DC, all these people. It is the way we do it. The way we do it, you make it attentive. At least the way I do it. You know what I'm saying? I make sure the whole show good. I try to make the balance to where it's a good time,

where we're having a comedy party. Yeah, a party, yeah. It's a comedy party. You know what I'm saying? So when the, say for instance, if you ain't into the party part, you're going to be in the comedy part. if you ain't into the party part, you're going to be in the comedy part. If you ain't in the comedy part, you're going to be into the,

what did I just say? Party party. Yeah, party party. You like the party party. Yeah, so I'm just both. I give it all and shit, that's what it is. So you like party party? I like to have a good time.

I want to have everybody go home and say, man, we had a good time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? I want to go to another show. That's all it we had a good time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? I want to go to another show. You know, and that's all it is. That's what you went to comedy clubs for. It's just evolved now because we done seen so much comedy that that same comedy ain't going to work no more.

Just like on social media. Like certain little jokes used to work. Now, over 10 years later, them same jokes ain't going to work no more. So you have to, it's the same thing. Well, we happy that you decided to come here this morning so you don't get fined, man. We appreciate you. I appreciate y'all.

I appreciate Black Effect and you and Dolly for being patient with me because they been giving me the money for this shit. I don't even know if I got them. I think Clay got it. Clay definitely got the money. So I don't even know if I even got all of it. But Clay wanted it to be all of y'all. Honestly,

that's the real reason why I did it. It's just because Clay, me and Clay was supposed to do this together. You know what I'm saying? So once he died, I just feel like it's my obligation to do this because, I mean, I was really doing it for him.

You've been telling me to do it, and I've been pushing this nigga off forever. And then once Clay started talking to me, I was laying on that goddamn bed. I didn't have shit that I was doing. I was like, all right, I to do it, I've been pushing this nigga off forever. And then once Clay started talking to me, I was laying on that goddamn bed, I didn't have shit I was doing. I was like, all right, I'll do it. And once we started talking about it, and he started talking about what he wanted to do,

it started making more sense to me, and then he died. I've been telling you, you've been working too hard. Yeah, I really have. Like, people out here stealing money, but no, you want to name it. It's kind of hard. I just like doing what I do.

It's hard for me just sitting here and see this as entertainment, just sitting here rambling. And that's all a podcast is to me. But maybe you had to just chill out. Maybe you – I mean, I do it now. I mean, and I see the – because I see the impact of it. Just with my show, I just seem like it's doing pretty good.

So I guess I was supposed to do it. Like a lot of stuff I don't like to do, but I do it if my friends and family tell me I should do it. And a lot of that type of stuff has actually worked in my favor. So I listen to people that I trust, which is people like this nigga and people like Clay and niggas like that. You got guests? Yeah, I got guests on there.

Every episode? Yeah, it's every episode. We didn't even tell people what the podcast is about, but it's him in conversation with different people. Yeah, it's just me talking to people, people talking to me, trying to ask me for advice and just ask me advice on life, not on business, not on entertainment, just regular life stuff.

You know what I'm saying? I mean, I think we got enough gurus on goddamn business and how to get money, and we see where that took us. You're not a fan of seminars? Hell nah. You know that. I don't get enough credit for how much shit

I done turnt down from how I fucking over our people. I hit him a couple, I ain't gonna lie, I ain't gonna say nothing. Yeah, that's a good point. So y'all too goddamn censored

for interviewing. No, no. I am censored now, it's just not so much for me, it's just I understand See, you're too goddamn censored for an interview. No, no. I am censored now. It's just not so much for me. It's just I understand how, especially nowadays, people looking for shit to grab. Yeah.

And I ain't finna give it to them. I've never been a nigga to try to go viral. It just happens. Yeah. You know, so you won't get it. Downstairs, motherfucker, TMZ just tried to run up on me. I sang a gospel song to her. She ain't know what it is.

What'd they ask you about? I don't know. I just started singing gospel. I sang a gospel song to his head. She ain't know what to do. What'd they ask you about? I don't know. I just started singing gospel. I said, God is on my side. And she walked away. And she was like, what the fuck? She ain't know what to do.

Well, listen, download Lil Duval's Conversations with Unk, available everywhere you listen to podcasts. Go check out the We The Ones. Hold on, what else am I forgetting? The We The Ones Comedy Tour. We The Ones Comedy Tour. You got the Rich Broke store in Jacksonville. Rich Broke store.

Yeah, I just opened up. Well, I ain't opened it up yet. We The Ones Comedy Tour. You got the Rich Broke store in Jacksonville. Rich Broke store. Yeah, I just opened up. Well, I ain't opened it up yet. I'm building it right now. She be opened up by the time the We The Ones tour hit Jacksonville. We on in Jacksonville. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it's over there on the north side

on Bunker here right off Edgewood. If you from Jacksonville, you know where it is. So it's right in the hood. You know, I did that just for my community just to have a storefront for everybody to come show love and i'll be selling like my merchandise my old latest little lip gloss and stuff she got going on this a little healing cream the stuff to heal all the scars that are on my body so and what else i got do you learn a lot of that stuff do all day on july 13th i do duval day y'all come on down yeah that'sville? Yeah, that's some hood shit.

Like, if you remember Black College Weekend or Freak Neek, it's like that, but safer. And you won't go to jail for doing nothing crazy. You had Sexy Red out there early. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You were there like two years ago, right? Yeah. No, that was last year.

That was last year? Yeah, that showed me how much a year can change, man. A year can change. I just knew when I saw her on social media, I was like, nah, she next. And then when she came to Jacksonville and I saw how Jacksonville bitches was receptive to her, I was like, oh, nah, she finna go too well. Because she represent really what the street said, and she done apologetic.

And what was really the hardest thing about it, what I respected, when she had that baby, she didn't get her body done. And I think that's why a didn't get her body done. She just, and that's what a lot of, I think that's what a lot of people connected with her. She didn't get her body done, so she was just like a real hood bitch.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I fuck with her. Did you realize all that healing cream and stuff worked when you was going through your healing process? Hell no. I realized,

I did everything, man. Everything Dolly told me to do, everything, I tried. Dev? Yeah, Dev. Shout out Dev, man. Dev, she spoke to me and she did all that stuff that she do.

All that shit worked. Rinky, man. Yeah, I don't know what it's called. Rinky. Yeah, I don't know the terminology and all that shit, but all that shit worked, man. So anything that I tell y'all to do, that worked for me, it kind of worked.

Let me tell it. And you see you made the wall. I did? Yeah, you're right up there next to Dick gregory oh no that's hard man right above sweetie that's love for real though because i you know i done done a lot of these arenas like we've been all these arenas and i looked at that i like i ain't know none of that this is a radio station man yeah that's like i ain't because i don't really pay i don't never ask for that type of shit i never went to the comedy club and i a sold out every comedy club in America. And I never wrote my name on the wall.

I never do none of that shit. Cause I never did it for that. Oh damn no, you never signed in none of that shit? Never none of that shit. But then when I got hit by that car and I started looking at all, I was like, damn. Yeah. I should've did all of that shit.

I should've saved. So I started saving all my jerseys that I got from them arenas. He got the what you said? I think you got the shades he got on now. I do. Oh, yeah. I sell these on richbroke.com too.

These Rich Broke shades. These bitches hard. Yeah. So, yeah, man. Lil Duval, ladies and gentlemen. We squeezed 40 minutes out of this one. I don't know how. Hold up.

Hold on. I just. Wait, wait, wait. There's a problem with this picture. What? You got me right there. But look at Kev. His whole body.

That's fucked up. Yeah, but it's just your head. And that's Kev. His whole body. That's fucked up. Yeah, but it's just your head, and that's Kev's whole body. Yeah, but I want my own body. Like, this nigga, he's sitting down. His leg kicked up. Because he bought chairs for the studio years ago. Oh, I ain't spending no money. That's what that symbolizes, him sitting on the chair swinging his leg.

I ain't spending no money. All right, cool. You know what's crazy? Look, try and find me. Where I'm at. Yeah, where you at? Yeah, just keep looking. We got one minute. Because everybody always putting that chair there. All right, cool. You know what's crazy? Look, try and find me. Where I'm at? Yeah, where you at? Yeah. Just keep looking.

We got one minute. Because everybody always putting that chair there. That's why you don't know. Oh, yeah. You see it right next to- He gave you a hint and shit. Right next to Keith Lee? Yeah, right behind the engineer ass and shit.

They gave you no edges, Jess. No edges. She didn't have none at the time. Yes, I did. Yesterday, that was a fucking frontal. How I ain't going to handle it? Hold on, is that Tip or Gunna? That is Keith Lee.

I'm talking about right there. Yeah, that's next to me. That's Keith Lee. The nigga who be doing the- That's Keith Lee? Yes. No, that's T.I., man. Who is that?

That's Tip. That's Tip? Yes, man. I thought that was Gunna. I didn't know who the fuck that was. Show that. Show that for them. Show that.

You the cameraman now? That's the new cameraman? No. That's my cameraman. Oh, that's your cameraman. Oh, this is the new cameraman. Yes. This is Lil Duval.

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