The Brilliant Idiots - Russian Ridiculousness (Ft. Steelo Brim)

Episode Date: March 11, 2022

This week Charlamagne and Andrew Schulz were joined by Steelo Brim the co- host of @ridiculousness. He has recently embarked on his musical journey with his forthcoming project (dropping 3/17) - Eldorado Excursions. During the episode they give their raw, debatable opinions on a few trending topics, starting with the unfortunate, prejudice incident of Black Panther director Ryan Coogler, who was falsely detained as a bank robber. In the mist of the debate, they randomly find out about what Oprah Winfrey’s husband does for a living, than what Charlamagne really thought he did. Afterwards patriotic Schulz was back when they spoke about Russia’s attack on Ukraine. Lastly, they get into some 
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I love the premise of this show. Smart people talking about dumb shit. I think it's dumb people talking about smart shit. Oh, we go where we're not supposed to go, baby. Yep, Shalemaen the God. Andrew Shoe. We are the brilliant idiots podcast. And this week's episode is brought to you by Squarespace.

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use the offer code idiot to save 10% off your first purchase. Now let's start the show. Big Hezzi is here, of course. What's up, baby? Tramplactus is here. Wax. I saw his title for last week. You never heard of Galactus?

No. Galactus is... Oh, the... He's a villain in the Marvel universe. He goes around devouring planets. That's what Wax does to women. He goes around devouring women, ruining lives. That's not true.

And so he's trample-lacking. Now he's ruining his own life. Don't tell him nothing. That's what he- happened. Now you're on your own life, bro. If you go through something, if you're praying and you're paying your ties and offerings,

whatever I go through is all God going to bless me anyway. No, not this one. I can't wait until you meet God. I can't wait. I can't wait. You think I've been calling somebody how stupid your logic is, bro. He's going to sit through. Did you really believe that dumb shit?

What are he's talking about? He's going to sit down and he's going to go, did you really believe all that dumb shit that you want that you? I have that you, I get, I put you on a journey. You think a couple tides makes it okay? Yes.

I'm paying tithes. You think that he wants detergent? God don't care about detergent. Clean your life, bro. Not your clothes. Well, I pay my tides offers.

That's, that's for my financials. And I pray to God and I ask God to always bless me and guide me. So, whatever happens He's not guiding you right now. Why he not guiding me? He's not guiding you right now.

That was not a godly decision. I think that was. No. I felt it in my heart. Anything I feel in my heart, I just go ahead. You did not feel in my heart. That was your ego.

Your ego was wounded. Dang, I got hit by my heart. No. That was the one. Made perfect sense to him. Yeah. That voice you hear is our guy Stilo Brim.

Yeah. You know, a guy that's made about 35, 40 million. Sitting on the couch? At least. Sitting on the couch. No. I'm broke. I'm broke.

I'm broke. No. Don't talk to exist. Don't talk that. I'm broke, man. Hold on that. Stilo,

you don't have made some M's off ridiculousness. Cut it up. Some M. Yes. Yes. Bless it. 40?

I'd be a bad business man if I didn't make no M's. Yes. But not 40. 40's crazy. I don't think I made no 40 M's. God bless. Rob Dirt it.

40 sounds crazy. How are you though, brother? I'm doing really well, man. I'm doing really well. Good to see you, man. what you doing in New York? I was that filming a movie. movie.

Really? Yeah, yeah. A little Netflix film. Dope. Furnished that up, and then I just been doing press, man, popping around. What's the Netflix film?

How can you talk about it? I don't even know. I mean, they announced it, but I don't know if I have announced it. I was in it. So, I don't know. It's a little film, though. Which ones?

Can I talk about it? I don't know. If they announced it already? They just talked about that shit. It's called The Perfect Fine. It's coming out. Dope.

Lala's in it. Okay, okay. Keith. Yeah. Okay. Dope. Congratulations, man. Well, listen, Stilo got to get in where he fit in

because we got a lot to talk about this week. Let's do it. Let's go. Shout to Lala, bro. Salute to Lala. She got to be working up. Man, stop, man. She does.

It was crazy, bro. No, it was crazy, dude. Because she was in that film that I did and I saw it and I was just like, that's fucking stupid. Lala is a beautiful woman. That's the homie right there. No, she's also beautiful. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But she also has that other part. All right. All right, Lala is literally one of the most amazing people I've ever met in my life. This is a human. That is also true. Yeah. That's also true. Like, two things can be true.

Like, I hear everything you're saying and like kind, compassionate, empathetic, like a beautiful person. But also she has some retarded shit that's falling off the back of her ass. She would. And by the way, she would take that as a compliment. She would. No, she absolutely would. Of course. 100%.

No, she would. Saloo La La La La. So Sha'a's a Lala, dude. People would forget. I used to be on La La La La Laugh, dude. Way. Way way back to date or something, didn't you? No, not me in La La La.

No, didn't you guys going to date? on the show? No. It was like a fake date. No, no, that was it. That was when I did SWV's reality show. Me and Leelie went on it. A lot of lot of the homies.

I used to be around Lala all the time. You know what I mean? So I just was always on the show. I was one of her lesbian friends. So, um, listen, for real, it was me. Poe, basically. Dice.

Miss Patrick. Salute the Poe and Dice. Listen, positively brilliant. What a fucking idiot, man. We have to talk about this backlash. And I don't even know if shit be backlash anymore. I just think it'd just be a couple of people on social media

who'd be having a difference of opinion and they just be mad about certain things and everybody acts like what they say is so true. Why are people mad about what Kim Kardashian said? She said work hard. Yeah. What am I missing? Why would you not be mad about what she said?

Why would you mean? Because they come, you know, it's the wrong messenger. It's not the wrong messenger. Just like working hard is for everybody. We all agree on that. So you won't talk to a drunk pastor? No, it's more about the actual messenger and them coming from a family of hundreds and hundreds and millions of dollars and telling people.

They didn't come from a family of hundreds and a hundred million of dollars. Bruce Jr.: and had 100 million before they ever got there. But her dad was Robert Kardashian. And he also had Ems as well. He had EMS. But Kim's that surpassed all of them financially. She has. But also you had that money the base to actually work off of to get there quicker.

But you know what happens to. No, maybe she wasn't in their field? No, I mean, she had, look, they had advantages. Everybody is going to have advantages 100%. But what's I got to do with what she said. No, no, exactly. She's right. And I think what Stilo's saying is like, it's just maybe the wrong messenger.

Why? Come on. I'm going to tell you what I respect what Stelow say. This is what I wish everybody would say. Just say you don't like Kim Kardashian. You don't like Kim? No, I like Kim. I like him.

I ain't probably with Kim or her, family. But you just said it's the messenger. It's the messenger. So it's not the message. If it came from. Gianna, you'd be like, oh, she came from Barbado. She's a billion and now. You know who got a wagon, bro?

Okay. Shut up. I don't know how we got back here. Bruce got a wagon now, bro. Stupid. Wow. Really? Stupid.

I don't believe that. I got it up, dude. Bruce Jenna got a wagon? Well, now, Caitlin. Caitlin's retarded, bro. Really? Okay. That's why.

I was fool that up. I don't want to get sidetracked, but I need to see. No, you got to pull it up. That's why he crashed the car. There's no way you got to. Right. Don't even. You don't have to the BBL, you can't sit down to see normal.

He must have that after track. Because you can't have a wagon when you're doing track. You would pick up that picture, jealous. You would get that picture jealous? Let's see. You know what I mean? Just because you're not right. Not one picture with the wagon.

Look at that one in the white. Look at how the white men did BBLs too? She got the white woman wagging. Nah. No. No. She's not. Come on.

No. The WWW. I don't see no waggon. I should have. I don't see no wagons. I don't see no wagon. I don't see. You don't understand, like, when I see all the rich kids, they usually pill heads.

They got everything given to them. So them not the ones that you expect to go ahead and do things. Yeah, no, for sure. But you also, if some rich dude came to you and told you, some dude you knew was just like, man, you know why you ain't making it right now? You just ain't working hard. I'm going to listen because you're rich. No, you not. You might tell me like, yo, let me talk to your dad or whoever gave you that look.

That's not true, though. Kim works, though. That's right. I'm not saying Kim does not work. I'm not saying Kim does not work hard and that she's not actually good at what she does. I'm saying that from this family, the history they have and how they got there, us actually documented us watching them the full time. 20 years.

It's hard. We watched them make a billion dollars. We did watch them make a billion dollars, but it's still hard for you to listen to Kim Kardashian. It's not hard. No, it's not at all. Now, Rob said that it'd probably be a little dizz of. Exactly. If it's so easy for them to make money, what's up with Rob?

I mean, what, how many business we got in the family now? Like two, two? Yeah, I don't know if it's just straight hard work. That's all I'm saying. I'm saying it's the message. Why I can't do it then? But all she, listen, let's play the clip. Let's play the clip.

Let's play the clip. Can you play the clip? I have the best advice for women in business. Get your fucking ass up and work. There you go. It seems like nobody wants to work these days. That's so true. You have to surround yourself with people that want to work.

Have a good work environment where everyone loves what they do. because you have one life. No toxic work environments and show up and do the work. If you're the smartest. What does she say wrong? No one. Does she say anything wrong? Yes, they're acting like what she said was actually wrong.

You can end it now, Taylor. They're acting like what she said was actually wrong. Here's the thing about work, too. A construction worker's work is going to look different than the work an attorney does in his office throughout the day. A person in the military that's working, their work is going to look different than the work a college student is putting in. There's people that are right now,

digging actual graves for a living who's looking at us and don't think none to this is work. You know what I'm saying? They think what we do is not work. All right. Don't think this shit work? I'll do nothing.

Man, what we was just talking to our guys and I don't even know I should say this. I'll say this. I'm exhausted. I come home exhausted and she's like from what? From what?

From hanging with your brakes? Exactly. That's work to you? The lights. Yeah. You sit down all day. The lights are hot. You don't get it.

We know. that works in radio right now, their wife is a nurse. Whenever the wife gets mad, the wife says, all you do is push buttons all day. I actually work. Work is different for everybody.

What field did you use? That's Kim's field. For her field, she outworks everybody. And that's why she's in the position that she's in. Yeah, I'll get for that. I just think that a lot of people chalk up her success to suck on Ray J's dick good. And then when you don't add that into the equation,

I think a lot of people go, hey, you're missing out a big part. because what you've built this career off of fame and that is what catapults you into superstars. I mean, how many girls got sex tapes? There's a bunch of women out there with sex tapes. Yeah, but they just ain't made a billion,

though. Why not? I mean, I'm saying, because they weren't worth the billion, though. That's what I'm saying? So what does she have to do after the sex tape? So what does she have to do after the sex tape?

She had to do a whole bunch of work. Again, I'm not saying it's just all the... Did you just say she worked? No, I said she worked. I think it's just. I think the frustration,

it's not about whether she worked. works not. The frustration is just, uh, it feels to the average person. I think the average person is potentially hating on this, especially girls, because I imagine there's a lot of pushback from women is like, man, I could do that if I just suck dick, which a lot of them couldn't. A lot of them couldn't. That's not true. You know what? You still got to put in the work after sucking the dick. Yeah, true. That's true. That's true. There's guys I hear that suck dick too. Who. Because in the industry to say, if you suck some dick, you get to the top. And some of them got to the top. Not really. Not without the bottom. Not without the work. You got to have work.

You got to have work. Come here, Nile. Come here, come here, come here, come here. What did you say? Go right there to Alice. It's Naila, N-Y-L-L-A. Big work ethic. Big work-ethic, Naila.

Go, go, go. No, I don't feel like y'all should have even brought up the sex tape because I got nothing to do with the message that she was given. Like, and what I don't like is that men always bring up a woman's sexual history or sexual past when it comes to some shit that has nothing to do with anything. Like, it's like a... It's like a bad grid on your report cart. She has an A plus.

You got a fucking 4.0 GPA. She's a billionaire, but you over here talk about she sucked down. Let the record show, though. Let the record show a lot of women came at her yesterday with that. A lot of women were coming at her saying, Yeah, but you came up to the sex tape. We don't care. Men don't care about Kim Kardashian.

No, he bought up what people were saying. Yeah. The negative reaction, the backlash has come from women on the internet. That's right. All I saw was women coming at her. Yeah, we don't care. I just think it's the representation. But the sex thing is important because if her career is based on the currency of clout, right?

I don't want to be reductive, but if it's based on the currency of clout and fame for fame's sake, that is the thing that catapulted her into superstardom. So to cut that out of her success matrix is kind of unfair. It's not like it's a stain on your report card in high school. It's like, yo, that was your rookie year. You're the all-stop. It's just part of the resume. It is part of the resume.

Because of her line of work, because she's a reality show star, like Andrews said, because clout and fame is really what she's famous for. It was part of that. That was the spark that got her popular. It was a part of it, but she's in, like, she's already in the L.A. network scene. Like, she worked with Harrison. She dated a lot of people in our culture. So I think one way or other it would have happened.

I don't think so. Not like that. Y'all act like this happens. all the time. The Kardashians have built a dynasty over 20 years. You know, that dynasty because of that tape. I guess. I agree with that. I agree.

It plays a part. And maybe some people are overestimating how big a part it plays, but to act like we shouldn't even include in the conversation, I think it's off the It's like an internship. Like you have to if you talk about like somebody like Diddy, you have to talk about the time that he worked at uptown records as an intern.

You have to. You have to. Yes. Yeah. You have to. And regardless of what Stetman do, he steals Oprah's man. Okay, so for you guys all on the chair right now, when people talk about, yeah, accolades, like, oh, you just got the Black Effect podcast network, you got a number one morning show.

People aren't going like, oh, but you remember, Charlemagne used to date this person, or we seen him on the red carpet with, like, nobody's doing that. I ain't dating, nobody's famous. Yeah. And I don't have a popping sex date. Now, I could have had a popping sex tape early on in my career. That's your name. Okay.

Okay. Talk to him. Talk to him, Sean. I paid. I have trauma behind this shit. You hear me? You got trauma. I have trauma behind the shit.

That's what I'm talking about. Speak on it, please don't do that. Hey, speak on it. Save us all. You know, and I'm only laughing. I'm only laughing to hide the pain.

That's what I'm saying. You want to cry. Yo, let's talk about it, man. Let's get it off your channel. No, never. Come on, bro. Don't be a whole crying session. It's worth too much money.

Why would I ever do that? Why would I ever do that here? Time and place for everything. Exactly. Okay. Okay. Okay. So when you have your Netflix documentary, like the Kanye shit,

you're going to let it go? Right. That's what I'm talking about. I got the tears ready. It's going to be those tears that come before I even say anything. The trembling lip. So what do you get? I need a moment. But, Thilo, you've been in L.A. for a long time. I mean, people you've seen just hanging around that don't turn into billionaires.

For years. A lot. A lot. I mean, a whole bunch of. people. I mean, I don't think it's easy to become a billionaire. Again, I just think it's the messenger. I think it's like when Amber Rose went out for the slutwalk. Nothing against Amber Rose. People, you know, what

Ambrose was speaking about was all facts. You know what I'm saying? It's like, oh, we want to protect women. We don't protect sex workers. But people had a problem on digesting that Amber Rose was the spokesperson for the floodwalk and women in general. So I think it's just, people don't want to hear Kim Kardashian really

motivate. Oprah doing the slutwalk thing. I would rather her to do it than Oprah. Because I don't know if Oprah got the experience. That's what I'm saying? In that department. Why? Why?

Amber is speaking from experience. I don't know. I'm saying. I've rather heard that. Yeah, but experience, but you still, it's still hers

standing up and protecting women. I disagree, man. I think it's the right thing. I disagree, yo. Yeah. That's why I always say this era would never let Malcolm Little become Malcolm X because who else

to speak about changing their life and evolving than somebody who actually did it. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't want to hear. I want Tia to go talk to the kids and tell them how to stay out of jail. I want Gucci man to go talk to the kids. That's why I like the drunk passers.

That's why I like drunk passes that have been crackheads because they actually really went through it. They're going to tell you to actually route. They've been saved for real. They know the power of God. Is that like a requirement? Like, you know, a pastor got to be a cracker? I don't have to be a cracker,

but I want him to have to go through something. At least a divorce or something. You got to know this before you? Maybe not. I mean, I always go for the message at the end of the day, but I know what that message came from. You know what I'm saying? different. Wax is right. I don't need my

people to have to have some type of trauma, I have to have some type of struggle. But if I've seen them overcome it, yeah, why wouldn't I listen to that individual? And I've never really got caught up in, you know, messenger. I don't listen to the message because of the messenger. If somebody said some good shit,

I'm just taking the good shit. Especially with money is like game gets passed down. Yes. You know, so if it's like, if some families have money for you know, hundreds of years, you might want to talk to them and see why they still got monthly. Yeah.

Because all I see is, all I see is a family whose generations keep getting wealthy and wealthy. Yeah. Rob Kardashian was an attorney. Yeah. Right.

Nobody in the family went into the law, law field, right? Well, Kim a little bit. Kim a little bit now, right? And then they got into, then Bruce Jenna came. None of them weren't, were athletes.

So they took a whole different route and got popping. But even outside of Kim, I just want to know, what did she say wrong? Because if the only thing you can tell me that nothing, That it's the messenger.

She's anything wrong. That's silly. It's like when a white dude offers advice for black people. Even if the shit is right, it's like, why are you telling black people what they should do? Well, it depends what they say. Yeah, what they say. I know. Why I agree with that?

We're a car in here. Yeah. Yeah, the same shit. Y'all don't want to work no more. It's the same shit. It's the same shit. It's the same shit. You know it is.

You know it's the same shit. It's actually. No. No. Who's saying, though? But no, it's actually worse. And the pushback would be worse because then they'd bring, we start, we'll bring up all the systemic races and systemic oppression that has kept us from, you know, growing and prosper.

That's the whole pull them up by the boot scraps. Like, listen, at the end of the day, everybody has to work. But there's always going to be challenges for certain communities. There's certain people you want to hear tell you to work hard. You know, if. If Cali can tell you, why wouldn't you listen? But you kind of know it's a joke. Nobody buys it. They're not doing an interview with like the actual scoring. Did you hear the music behind him?

It was so serious. It actually made it worse. Like Cal is doing. Dance is being like, you know, we're not. Like nobody's taking the series. Calvert performs way worse than they did. We're not taking it serious. Callet's sleep shams people.

Caller be like, you drooling on your pillow. I bet you drooling on your pillow right now while I'm doing the work. That commercial. That commercial, like get up out of your seat, go to college, that college commercial. Yeah. Cali got on an elliptical machine for three years, sweating his ass off, rid of weight watches sponsorship, telling y'all to work hard.

Shouldn't lose a pound. That is true. And y'all got motivated. And nobody pushed back on Callet, not once. Keys. So who do we need to motivate us? Diddy. And Diddy's another one?

Diddy said, you don't work, you don't eat. Yeah. Period. But it all depends on where you come from. Like I said, I don't mind a crackhead telling me, you know what I had? Telling us what now? Let's be. I'm just saying, like, just saying, like, just put.

he told me to go to college. I shouldn't be out there selling drugs. I had a pastor in the house, my father. I had a sergeant in the house, my brother. You see what I'm saying? Add context to the crackhead thing, though, because the reason you listened to the crackhead because he was a crackhead and he was telling you

how not to end up like him. I'm looking at his actual thing. I'm like, if he's telling me not to go that way, I shouldn't listen to him. But my brother and I'm telling me, like, don't do crack or don't be out here selling drug and stuff like that. I'm like, I hear you. But I want to go try my own experience.

My experience was this man right here. And I see him, I was like, I do not want to be that. Okay, you're right. I'm listening to you. It all depends on who it is. What situation you're in? Yeah, I'm just, I don't think she said anything wrong. No, she didn't. Not at all.

And it's just, and what fucks it up, when you shoot down the messenger, you're actually shooting down the message in this situation. You don't know who died. Because the message should be upheld. The message of, yes, work hard. And by the way, working hard doesn't always equate to success, but success is also subjective. Who are you comparing it to?

You may not end up a billionaire like Kim Kay, but something good is going to happen. You know what I mean? You'll be able to make a living at least. I mean, it's a whole bunch of people who feel like they work hard day and day out have multiple jobs. They feel like their result is not a billion dollars. So for that message to be telling you work hard, you're not doing enough.

It's like when Steve Harvey was on a show that one time being like, hey, billionaires and millions and don't sleep. It's like it's so toxic to tell people that. Because also people who have minimum jobs who have multiple jobs don't sleep. But that's for somebody. And they also don't have it. Yeah, it's for a lot of people. It's for the majority of people. Even when you go to church is like that message is not for everybody.

is for that person that's supposed to be here at that day. You know what I'm saying? No, that's for everybody. That was for the internet. It is. We've seen that. Somebody took it in

and somebody digested it. So whoever that was. Courtney. We saw her. It was Courtney that did it. Well, me too. You know what I'm saying? I mean, Nilele, you agreed with it when you heard it.

Yeah. Yeah, that's like one day motivation. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't give it touch. One person, it was for somebody. Tomorrow might be for somebody else. You might hear the crackhead say it or the cab driver. And the Steve Harvey message is toxic

just because telling people not to sleep is toxic as fuck. I can't believe we ever bought into that stupid shit. Even when Nas back in the day said... I don't think he meant actually sleep as going to bed. I'm thinking like just sleeping on your dreams, not moving. Yeah, but when I was young, I really took that shit talking. Me too.

I was staying up all night. I was, I was staying up all night. Anybody got time for that. I don't know. I was going to be music. I said A&R. I always think to myself, if I wasn't in the studio until 5 or 6 a.m.,

I wasn't working home. That's dumb. And by the way, we all subscribed to that when we was young. I stay up all night for what? go get some goddamn rest that you can be more productive the next day. You know what I mean?

You don't sleep now, shows? Yeah, I mean, not that much. Why? Because I'm working then. No. I mean, I try to. I try to, but like, Steve already got to.

No, like, I try to get like six hours or something like that. But yeah, it's tough. There's a lot going on. Not me. I'm out. It's 24 hours in a day. How many hours you sleep?

You're up at four in the morning. You sleep four hours in night. I'm being in bed by like 10. Get out of here, bro. Yeah. 10. I'm being in bed by like 10, y'all. Watching a movie or something.

Nah. I'm being in bed by like 10. I got four or five hours of sleep I do a day. There you go. I try it too. That's cool. I got to get at least six. Anything more than that is kind of wild.

No, it's not. If I could get eight a day, I would take that eight a day. Yeah, I'd be sleep all day. I'd be sleep all day. I've slipped too long. That's the mode I'm in now. Because I think we all realizes we get older, the real thing is the work smarter and not harder. Yes.

You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, and by the way, Stilo, you said something that's real. It is people working, you know, multiple jobs that will, you know, never see a billion dollars. But the difference is, it's the line of work that they choose to be in. I'm not knocking nobody for whatever, you know, line of work they choose to be in. Everybody works based off what field they're in. If you're in a business that is giving out, you know, that kind of money and you're putting in those kind of hours,

you're going to get that kind of money out of it. If you're in a business that's paying mid-level salaries or even minimum wage, If you got three minimum wage jobs, then you're working, you know, 80 hours a week, 120 hours a week, you're going to reap the benefits to that. So it's just all about what fields you're in. Yeah, but I don't know if it's necessarily always choice

and feeling like always a feel that choose you. Like when you come from certain communities, certain environments, certain backgrounds, you feel like sometimes that job chooses you. Like you might not even have a real chance to really chase your dreams. You know how expensiveity to chase your dream? I agree. So for that person to come up if you're like working,

You had the pleasure and the privilege, the privilege of going to chase your dreams as well, of not having to be like, oh, this job chose me. You woke up and was like, I don't know if I want to work yet. I'll decide how to work. I agree. But one thing that she said in that clip was all she said was work hard. Yeah. That's it.

Yeah, now yesterday. So whatever it is you're doing, whatever field you're in, just work hard at it. Now, the dream chasing thing is a whole different conversation because to me that means that you have to decide what it is that you want to do. What is your purpose? You know what I'm saying? What is your passion? You know, what is your intention when it comes to certain, you know,

lines of work? We all chose our, to your point, some people don't choose. But for us in this room, we chose what it is that we wanted to do. And by the way, that don't mean it would have worked. Yeah, exactly. Like, there's plenty of people that have been doing comedy for years. Shorts, that ain't selling out no aren't selling out no theaters. But I bet you they're making a living.

Yeah. I bet you they're making a living. It's plenty of people who aren't. nationally syndicated. Success is subjective. Subjective. It's plenty of people who aren't nationally syndicated radio personality, but they've been working in their market for 25, 30 years, and they've had a steady paycheck for 25, 30 years.

That's successful to me. If she said literally this, like, there are many ways to become famous, but to maintain your success, it takes hard work. She literally just said that. Like, you can become famous and successful because your parents did it for you.

You can become famous successful because you have a successful because you have sex tape, you become famous and successful because you work hard. But to maintain it, it takes undeniable work ethic and hard work. And that's what about Stetman? Stetman just been Stetman because he's Stetman. Stetman is an attorney. Stop saying that.

That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Nobody else knows about that. You don't know what, no. He knows about him being with Oprah. Did you know that about Stetman? Yes. I don't know how much he really working.

Yeah. I don't know how much work he really doing? Is he taking cases, bro? Like, what cases is he doing? You heard of the case they did. I don't know what kind of thing you did. Somebody just told me something about. Somebody just told us something about stemming.

Everybody was with somebody? It was Oprah. Oh, remember we was in Dallas. What happened? Don't say the name. My people husband. But what happened? I don't know what happened.

Oh, you wasn't with me. That's what I'm saying? Listen, listen. So what's the time? Say it. No, I'm not saying. All I know is, put it like this. Stemman has been putting it working for a long time.

Okay. That's my, that's my. You think Oprah is just going to be attracted to somebody who wasn't putting in work? But that's what I'm saying. saying is like Stettman is right now. I don't know. She might be in Oprah. Listen, Stemman being an Oprah is

Kim Carthasian sex tape. Brother, I'm not going to sit here and let y'all disrespect DeVisement. Y'all need to salute Stetman. You know why y'all need to salute Stetman? Because Stemann ain't been no clout chasing. He ain't. Yeah. Stetman has been sitting next to one of the most richest women in America

and ain't never searched for clout. Ever. That man is secure with who he is. That bag is nice. Because he got his own. That bad guy was nice. He burned you should drop another one on top of that. But if he wasn't with Oprah, you think they people would know him?

Probably no. That's what I'm saying? No, what are you saying? So you said he only getting an attorney work from Oprah? Not attorney. He's a step man. His thing they did. I think I heard sex tape with that.

What is he done though? You don't even know. That's what I'm trying to tell you. That's my point. You're saying what's stepping is done? What is Oprah's guy? No, I know he's an attorney. He's a businessman.

He was that before he got with Oprah. You know that. Who knows that? Who knows that? You see in girls. It's the truth, though. But nobody knows that's what I'm saying. I don't know what you're saying.

Yo, he's a lawyer. Yes. Okay. Oprah's probably like, yo, what do you think about this deal? He can look it over. Yeah.

He ain't doing a nine to five at some random law firm. He was. Before Oprah. Yeah. Yeah. Not long ago that was. But there's nothing wrong with that. I hope when I get 70s.

I'm that. I hope when I'm that age, I ain't doing shit. Yeah. What do we talk about? I don't think. with being critical to Stedman. Like, you know, do your thing, bro.

There's nothing on Google search? What does Stedman do? Oh, his first name is Stedman. What did you take? His name was. I thought it was a second name. I thought like a second name. What kind of work does Stedman do?

The first one. And Stedman 6.7. Y'all can also ask. No, the other one. Just click on what kind of works Stedman do. That first drop down. There you go.

Stedman Graham is an American educator, author, businessman, and public speaker. See the last line? He's not a He's not a lawyer He is the long-term partner He just made up his job He made up his job

He never even And you drag me into this shit Go to him Wikipedia Go to his Wikipedia This guy is crazy man He said He received a bachelor's degree in social work From

What did that shit say? James Hardin Ben Simmons University He got from James Harton Hardin-Simmons university. Then he went to Ball State University, played college basketball, Hardin,

business career. Hold on. He moved in North Carolina. Established himself in PR. He had a bunch of clients. He's also finding his member of Indianapolis. He's a member of Indianapolis. He's a member of Indian Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

Oh, shit, maybe he wasn't a lawyer. God, damn. I just got his man a job. I thought he was a lawyer. But time out, though. But look at, so you're going to negate all of that work he did? No, but you said, you said he just did the place. Why?

Why are you putting this on me? You made up a job, right? He's also the offer of several. He's also the offer of several self-help and business-related books, right? How many books he got? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, seven, he's got twelve books. Type in Stedman Graham as a lawyer.

I need to know why I got this. I do. I need to know why I got this from. He just gave a man a case and everything. Either way, that man went to college. That man put in all that work. That man played college ball. God bless.

He had a PR firm. And now he's true, bro. How far we've tumbled down. Hey, you're the way he went to college. Hey, by the way, he played ball. Stedman, Hey, by the way, I didn't know he did all that. I just said he was a lawyer.

You know, wax and Stemann got the same qualifications. Man, shut up, man. I think of Oprah. Yeah. Oprah's friend. No. No, I'm tripping. No, no, no, no, no.

No, no, no, no. Go, go, go, go. I fucked it up. Look. It sounds like it. No, Graham Stedman. That's somebody different. That's a whole other person.

Oh, my. He's a lawyer. All his kids based on Zermyn. No, Graham Stedman, following a long career as a corporate lawyer, I became a senior partner of London-based international law firm. No, I know I got that shit from somewhere.

Don't ever call the cops on somebody. He's a lawyer. Oh, don't be a bank teller in Atlanta. Is what you telling me? And when Ryan Kubla comes in? That's what you telling me? Yes, do not be. That's true.

Don't be a bet to them. Can we have an honest. discussion about that? What? About the Ryan Coogler shit? I would hope so. Let's talk about it. Yeah. You were a filmmaker.

Yes. You've probably watched thousands of films in your life. Yes. You've watched every bank robbing film in your life. Everyone starts the same way. Yeah. You walk up to the teller with your face covered and you slide them a note. Why the fuck would you do that?

You're missing out one great point. What? In those movies, they don't get. give you your debit card and put their debit card in and your ID. And your ID and your pen. And you sat on there my account. Yes. Here's a thing.

The note says, can I take some money from my account? Everybody's jumping to the conclusion of the woman who was behind a counter. She's an idiot. By the way. Black woman behind a right. She's an idiot. God bless her, but she's an idiot.

Everybody's assuming, this is why I feel bad for her. Everybody's assuming she thought that he was there to rob the place. She did. This is my assumption. Play the 911 call. I thought that she was there for identity theft. I thought you was like a guy's coming in with sunglasses and a mask. I can't see his face.

He's got the IDs and all that kind of stuff. He knows it. Play the 911 call. It's in Atlanta, right? It could be a guy's boyfriend. He's coming in, right? He knows his past coach, knows all that shit. And he's like, I'm going to take my boyfriend's money because he just cheated on me.

But I hear what you're saying. My only thing is when you should take out a certain amount of money or you somebody, I always got to tell it. In no way I'm going to the bank tell. I can be dressed like this. And I go to the teller. They're already going to call the cops on me anyway. That's not true.

Why are you telling me in my life? I'm telling you. Because you look suspicious. Thank you. I want to call the police on you right now. And I've known you for 20 plus years. You don't think it's possible that the guy's boyfriend. This is Atlanta.

This is very plausible. The guy's boyfriend who got all his past codes. He's got his debit card. He's got all that shit. They got a huge fight. Fucked him up. Took his shit. Came with the glasses and the mask so that he wouldn't exactly see the difference.

Gave the debit card, all that kind of stuff. Didn't even say nothing. Just boom. Why are no tellers there? Why don't know why you go into the back and talk to? That's what you need to talk to. I've done this. Go.

You've done what? I've gone into the bank, but the only difference is, I'd be like, I want to make a withdrawal. When it's a large amount, which is only $200, that's what a large amount is to me. I write down on the paper the amount of money, and this is what I want, and I give it to them. I don't say it out loud. I would arrest you if you wrote down $200 on your paper, bro.

Yeah, let me write down. Give me $200 on a piece of paper. That's a large amount. That's a large amount. Because that's not enough to be right on a piece of paper. Why? That's a large amount. You can I get $200?

Everybody don't make millions. Stop. On ridiculousness, stealing. Wow. Do they have the note that he wrote? It's right there. You can't even read. I would like to withdraw $12,000 from my checking account.

From my checking account. What other check and account? Who writes? Time out. You would just say, yeah. No, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no.

No, it's suspicious right there. No, it's not. I'd like to take it from my checking account. No shit. Who else? I gave you my card in my ID. What's up with the note? So why you got to put your time on account?

Look at that again. Look at that again. Look at that again. I want you all to look at that again. That's not just a note. That's the back of a withdrawal slip. Oh, it is. I see that.

Okay. He gave them a withdrawal slip. Yeah. All right. Nah, that should have. And you're right. I don't.

He talked. That's what you're talking. I'll be honest. And I'll be honest. I didn't know. I got to talk when I'm there. Wax. I be.

And this is my. Listen, I'm telling you. Go. He did talk. But he did talk. Do you know what season is? Oh, no. No, no.

Do you know what season is. down to these people. I know he goes to the bank enough to know you got to have a bank a bank guy. I always go see him. But you're saying that because you're sitting in your community. He's in Atlanta film. He's only living in Atlanta. So he's at a different bank. He's trying to get some cash out and be like, it could be for production. It was

for his, he said he has a medical provider at the house who only takes cash. Yep. So you have the bank come drop off the cash? Like none of us haven't done this before? I've never done that. That's how we all. Tell me that. That's a white privilege. That's all this.

I didn't know you can do this. I've never heard that. I never heard that. 100%. Shorts, you sound like me talking about Stedman Graham's a lawyer. I've never heard of him. I've never heard that. I might be.

Yeah, that's different. I've never heard of black people robin banks. I thought that only we did that. Man, shut up. I'm honest. I've never seen a black person rob bank in my life. I never seen a movie with black people rob banks. I thought this is a white job.

Say what? Dead president. Black women. The dead presidents. They're dead presidents. Nah. They paint themselves white. They paint themselves white.

They're doing white face. They did in white face because nobody would have believed them. If they went in there with black actual faces, they had to go white face. They're right. Only white people block. This is our job. White? You know what so funny about that?

In fucking shooting schools is guaranteed. That's all about that. When black people are rob banks, they put white faith madly. What are they doing? What are the girls put? on. Did the girls put on? They were clear. All the white people were out

Banks. Say again? I don't know what that is. Me neither. What is takers? Oh yeah. T.I. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They had a couple white dudes. Nobody saw that shit. Yeah.

They need them white dudes. It was unbelievable, bro. It was unbelievable. I just think this is bullshit. I think that Ryan going in and asking them that this is actually pretty normal. When I go in and if I'm getting the amount, I don't ever like write

what I'm supposed to on the withdrawals. Never. I write whatever. I do that all the time. You know, the bread's there. I put my car, and I already, I gave you my ID. You should have no issues.

My other issue is this. If you are a new bank teller, if this is your first time going through that experience, I'm cool with all that. You're afraid. You're like, it's a slip. Then you got to hand it off

to your actual manager anyway because the amount is over your limit. So you got to go to your manager anyway. So your manager then did due diligence and been like, ah, you know what? He's good.

Everything gets squared away. That's actually homie from blah, blah, blah. But instead, y'all just all panicked. All panicked. Yeah, why? Yeah, we're like, why does your mindset immediately go to, let me call the police? Lovers Trist. Let me call 911.

Lovers Trist. You forgot when I was in your neighborhood. They got to fight. Why did they all mags just call them the country? Wax, you don't count. Look at you. Yes. You don't count.

Yes. No, it's not yes. Well, I mean, no. What about me? That's prejudice. Hey, that's prejudice. Hey, what you describe is prejudice and racism. And we got to stop that.

Okay? We got to stop that. And y'all got to stop robbing banks. What the fuck we go rob? What are we going rob if y'all rob? You all right. Oh, man. You almost missed your shit that night.

I had to go to fucking jail for no reason. Come out. I want you up. Play the 911 one-up, because listen to it. Please. Listen. Let's not she's out. And he's just being weird.

Listen. Go. Listen. That note is kind of weird, though. Say what? I don't, I don't. I don't think it's not weird at all. If she would have read it, if she would have simply read it.

If your wife just gave you a note out of nowhere, aren't you like, yeah, what's on somebody buy weed from me and give you a note? Give you a note. Stop giving a note. Buy a weed from you and give you a note. Why would that? Why would that need a door? There ain't no window in between us and that,

nigga, here go to the money. What if they're deaf? Dude, you better show me you deaf. You better be doing some other shit. What? Listen, listen, listen. Listen, listen, listen. All right, come on.

Hold on. Bring him back. Bring him back, Taylor. Listen, listen, listen. Can you go back to the beginning and not talk? To my past me a note, man. So I just told my marriage out they would feel comfortable. So he told me to call police why he, I guess, saw.

What's the, what's on the note, Pam? It just says I want to redarred $12,000. Just be discreet. Is this an actual customer, or are they trying to rob the money? They had a debit card, and he inserted it. He gave me a California ID, but I was like, okay, I was like, how do you, I was like, how do you want to catch that? And he, like, just look at the note.

And he had no weapons, correct? Not that I know of. He just had on black sunshade, you know, black. He said, just look at the note? Is he a black male, white male? He's a black male. And every time I ask him, like, a question, he's, like, look at the note. So.

But he ends up. inserted his debit card and then I asked for his ID. He handed his ID in his ID for California ID, but I didn't look at his name because I'm just like so shooker. Like, I don't know what he's trying to do. Now listen to the 911. You know, I just listen to see in one moment. You know, I have to get my managers.

Okay, so none of his information was even verified. Okay. He might just want to be discreet, but I have police around. Yeah. I mean, he might. It's just seeing weird. The 911 operator said he might just want to be discreet. Facts, I'd be rich.

I know Ryan. He's lucky. He's lucky he's black. He's lucky he's a lie. He's lucky he's black. If he was white, he'd be arrested shot probably multiple times. No. Not even close.

If a white person hands a fucking bank note. Hey, listen, if a white person hands a bank note in the bank, they shoot him immediately, bro. They shoot him immediately, dude. But they probably have warned it to shoot him. White kid shows up to school, trench coat starts acting a little weird. What happens? They let him weird. That's why this is racist and we experience.

No, they let him do whatever he want to do. They do whatever he wanted to. And they say, we never knew. She was scared. But I'm saying, right now, I know Ryan enough. No, Ryan don't want to talk. Number one, Ryan is very like, he barely talked. He's very soft-spoken.

He's very. Yeah. So if anything, he probably just like, yo, there's a lot of money. And I'm, he probably uncomfortable, honestly. Ask him another amount of money. He told the police, he said, yo, I come in here, and whenever I have to take out large amounts, I always hand him a note because they go to the money,

counter. It's counting for a long time, and everybody starts looking. Yo, we, I don't know about you. I do that shit every time if I'm taking out a large amount. I give them a note. I try not to go in there when there's a lot of people in there. If I'm taking out my $200. Yeah.

How was you wanting your $200? That's right. That's it. Because the wolves is out. The wolves is out. That's why you need to go in the back and go into a little booths and let them go handle their thing. Listen, but like, like, like, like, Thilo told you earlier, he's not from

Atlanta. He's from California. Because personal baker is probably. in California. Man, they got booths everywhere. Going down and sit down and talk to the people, man. I hope that one day we exist in a world where white men and black men can go to banks and hand them notes and not experience some prejudice.

Hand them with draw slips. And on the back of the withdrawal slips, you can write further comments. And I gave you my name. There's any of bank robber ever gave their ID. ID. Let's just start. No bank robber. And here's been like here also is how you can catch me.

How you jumped in? How you the bait teller. Unless it's a fake one. How is just looking for reasons. That's right. You're the bank teller. How you just jumped the conclusions? Why you didn't just do your job?

How about run his account? Oh, he got the money there. This is his ID. It's like if you're on a plane. Have you heard things like bomb? There's certain keywords that happened. What keyword did you hear? No was a keyword.

It's a withdrawal slip. He didn't write the word, no? No. No. Have you ever looked at the back of a withdrawal slip? No. It tells you to write further comments. It tells you to write specific things you want.

Yes. I never knew that. I was just making it actually died from this. Like, died from the thing. They came out with a gun drawn on his man. And I'll be a buck with you. It's corny. I don't know if I'm as poised and impolishes him to put my hands by my back immediately

because I'm at the bank. I already know I ain't got to know me. I'm probably putting my hands up and turned around. Like what the fuck is going on? He at least knew, okay, I'm hearing these locks. I'm hearing the guns. I'm just going to hang out of my back. It's super scary for you to be like I'm getting cash out of my bank account.

I understand. And somehow there are. And somehow there are guns drawn on me. But listen, it's a environment. It shouldn't matter who he is. You're right. I shouldn't go to the hood with a chain on my neck either. And I'm saying?

If I get robbed, there's certain things. Certain places right now we know how we get looked at. It's just what it is. Every time I go on the bank, when I go to Target, I know they're watching. I know exactly what they're doing. Have you ever stole from Target?

Never stole from Target. But I already know for a fact. Candles. Candles. You're basically saying all, you're basically saying all discrimination in profile and against black men is justified. It's not justified,

but I know exactly what. time and if you live my shoes and my life, I know exactly when I go places. This doesn't make it better. I ain't got, it's not right. But it's nothing I can do about it, so I got to play ass part. There's a lot of scenarios where I agree with wax on that, but going into a bank with a withdrawal slip, writing my specific needs on the back of the withdrawal slip, giving them my debit card and government ID is not one of those scenarios.

I would have never thought in a million years that would have happened. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Would you follow me on the cameras? Hold on. Why?

Alex has a comment. Alex. Yes. What bank robber is going to go in and be like, Just give me $12,000. No, they're going to be like, yo, give me all the money. Y'all is missing the biggest point. That should have been like, yo, he's not trying to rob the bank.

He's actually acting for him. Alex, you're right. No, no, no, no, y'all acting like you know anything about bank robbing. Shut the fuck up all. Listen, I know. I know. I know. No, fuck the specific amount.

I know ain't no bank robber giving you your debit card and ID. Yeah, of course. Period. Period. There ain't nobody doing that. Like, what are we talking about you? I'm what you have to tell you now how my life is. I know certain places I got a tiptoe.

until everybody get comfortable. So you tip-y-toes. I'm not-tipped-toe. You've always been tippy toes. This whole time you've told this story about tippy-toes in the locker room, you've been tippy-toes. I just know that they're looking at me a certain way.

I wouldn't get comfortable. I wouldn't expect that in the bank, though, Wax. Not in that scenario. Bro. Not in that scenario, man. Not in that scenario. All kind of ways.

And construction and stuff, and they're handling hundreds of thousands of dollars. You haven't been somewhere, and you felt something on you, like you felt everybody's eyes on you. You felt that type of thing. Yeah, it's called being black. Okay.

Yeah, but I'm also saying that man gave you every reason to say, I guess this is a different black if you want to be racist about it. And I get what you say is just certain ways, just for us being black, certain things, we ain't going to talk to the cops. You know what I see, I see white people talk to the cops. Like, why you pull me over? La, la, la, la. Yeah.

The crazy is a motherfucker if I even say that. Because I think I should. My white friends say it to them. You know, what's scary, man, like, you know, if you watch the video, you know, Ryan was like, please take my shades off. I'm having a panic attack. The craziest thing about scenarios like that, you're a black man. you already see all of these different videos

of interactions that happen with black people in the police, they come at you with your guns drawn. Immediately you're going to have a panic attack, right? Immediately, immediately, you're going to start hyperventilating. Immediately you're going to feel like you got a shit and you got to throw up. And then in the midst of having a panic attack, they want you to have a logical conversation with them. Why are you nervous?

What you mean? What the fuck are I'm nervous? Yeah. Yo, I got pulled over 5 o'clock in the morning in New Jersey leaving my crib. Right? Backwoods in New Jersey. It was like two weeks ago.

I called my wife just to have her on, number one, to record the interaction. Number two, to comfort me. Number three, just thinking to myself, this might be the last conversation

I had with somebody on this earth. That was my mindset. As a black man at five o'clock in the morning, getting pulled over by this police officer. You know what that police officer said to me? I pulled you over because you tend to dark. That's not true. That's number one.

It's legal. Then he's like, is this your car? Yes, this is my car. Who else car would it be, sir? You know what I mean? You rob the car. Give him my license and registration and everything else. Why do you have a South Carolina license?

Because I'm lazy. Because I don't work hard enough to go down to the DMVs, man. And get a new driver. He's trying to grab. He don't even believe this is me. I'm like, he's like, what you're doing around him? I'm like, I live five minutes away. That's what I'm saying.

Certain things that you told him that either is going to, in heighten him, like your license and probably being in heightened something that note and heightened something because that's what you, they heard. And then when I gave my address, he was like, you live, you live on. Yeah. I was surprised. What kind of car were you driving? Problematic. I'm black.

But that makes, that makes sense. You know what? I mean, shut up. Get a nicer car. Get a nicer car for the neighborhood you live in. A 2021 escalate. Yeah, escalade. Come on. Okay. I'm not going to get something British. Get a range. You know what I mean? What are we doing over here? Let's stop playing around.

I'm lying, so I don't have an escalator. I didn't even know that, is this your car? You fooled him. You got them. They were all due for a second show. I didn't even know, Is This Your Car wasn't an actual normal question.

I found it out maybe years later. As a black dude, I thought, Is This Your Car was just a normal question to police ask you every time. No way. Until I realized my white friends wasn't being asked that question. I was the car one time.

I was like, wait, they didn't even ask you, was this your car? Wow. And he was like, what you mean? I was like, what are you? He was supposed to ask you, is this your car? And he was like, no, they don't. And I was just like, oh, that's crazy.

I never knew that. I was young, but never knew that. So it's just like, those are the things that you constantly deal with. You're like, it's wrong. I feel I got played by the rules. Regardless, we know our days and don't beat him. It's a tough guy.

Don't worry about what it is. He wasn't. But once again, that's right. No, come on. I agree with wax in most of these scenarios. What rules did Ryan break? Yeah. I can't go in the bank and make a withdrawal out of my account.

You're going there to say, oh, somebody blew the bathroom up. Remember if somebody got in trouble, they blew the bathroom up? You're making up hypotheticals that don't apply to this situation. It is because that note is a key word. No, it's not. Read the note. He didn't say note. If we're being serious, if we're being serious.

I mean, like, obviously, I kept telling her read the note. Yeah, and I thought, I mean, I thought we're joking around a little bit, but, like, obviously, this would become serious. And here's the reality. He did nothing wrong. He did nothing illegal. Absolutely not. It might have been a little bit abnormal for the woman that was at the bank,

especially if he kept saying, like, just read the note. But there's nothing illegal about saying, hey, I would like you to read the note. All the information is on there. That probably peaked her interest a little bit, and she's like, what's going on, et cetera. But he didn't do anything illegal, and it's unfortunate that this happened. I have your debit card.

I have your ID. I'm going to read the note. Yeah. And you say you read it. She didn't even tell the nine one operator what was actually in the note. She was like the note says, withdraw $12,000. That's not what the note said. So you really didn't read the note.

Read the note. He gave you specific instructions on what he wanted. The only other question after that is, how do you want your money back? That's it. She probably watched a lot of movies, too. Well, she could read that way. That's what it sounded like to me. She said, I don't know this fucking word.

I got to call the police. Yeah, because I only look, when I were supposed to read, I only read the top and the bottom. of everything. That's good. Okay, yeah. Seems like you got all information. First line or last line.

That's really good. They say, how are you doing, sir? Okay, he's nice. And at the bottom vein, no cursus. They say, sincerely have a great, that's a great note. Yeah. God bless Ryan Cooglin, man. Ryan Coogh did nothing wrong.

The bank teller treated Ryan Coogler the way y'all treated Kim Kardashian. They did nothing wrong. Whoa. Kim Kardashian did nothing wrong. Wow. I think that. Wow. Free Kim.

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Hezzy? Yo, infamous tour this weekend's wearing Birmingham and then New Orleans. New Orleans, pull the fuck up. We will see y'all over there. And then we got Cleveland, Pittsburgh after that. And then coming to Montreal and then New York City and Toronto. I just want to say thank you so much for pulling up to the shows. That was unbelievable.

10,000 of y'all coming out. And it was just fucking, it was unreal, bro. How many shows you do? We did three shows. So, like, that's like 3,400 a piece, 3,000 a piece. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was crazy, man. And we got snow to come out, you know, you know.

And for my, I do, I do, y, y'all. We had it backstage. He was like, bro, I was the first mumble rapper. He's right. He really was. Snow is absolutely positive. I still don't know what the fuck snow was saying. I don't think he said anything.

That shit is like, to Elliott when she said, right, they're right there. We don't know what the fuck they were saying. But dude, he was incredible. His story is unbelievable.

Like his... Before we get to that, he needed to tell me what the fuck he was saying in informer. You know what I should have asked him? I can't believe I didn't.

The fuck was you saying? I really need to add. I put it up on Instagram where they put out the lyrics and there are lyrics for it. But like his whole story is absolutely fucking. I'm Googling right now. Yeah.

We got to get him down here in New York. Wax, you got church announcements? Yes, sir. Man, who's wax? Is it? did local dispensary in, in L.A. Go to who's wax.com and go get your gummies, man.

We got descriptions. Go get that. It's really dope. I should have some more if I knew y'all was coming. Celo was coming. It's got to taste that. Podcast wars, man. Podcast Airsoft wars.

Get your team together, 10 on 10s. Man, that's coming up really soon next couple of months. Get your team together. And bullying the beast, man. Come holl out of us on Wednesdays. A licky boom, boom down? I lick your boom boom down. That's what he's saying.

Informa. You know, say, Daddy, me, snow me, I go blame. A lickie boom, boom down. Had no idea. Stilo, you got church announcements? Yeah, a couple. I got a project dropping, a musical project dropping this on St. Patty's Day. What kind of music?

Chill music, wee music, rap, I guess. You rap? I rap a little bit. You know, I used to A&R, but it was an opportunity for me to jump back into music, and I was like, you know what? Be on the artist side this time. So I don't see what it is. But I got Buddy on the project, Aaron Ray, Fab.

I think who else. I got a BJ Chicago kid, Dage Loaf. So I'm excited about that. I got a new single dropping. We've got 311 with Buddy and Aaron Ray called My Love. Quote you a verse? From what? What you mean?

What you got? You got a quick eight? What? I mean, you ain't going to rock with it? I mean, the single you want to drop it? Okay, I don't know what this is. I don't know about this. What's that?

Was you hitting the beat? I don't know. It's like, why you'd be like, y'all? You're like about Ellen, nigga. Nah, You want the first?

Yeah. On this, this is, I mean, the next one is on. It's a fee for you a party on the block. Snatchers on somebody's

super slowly in their drop. Y'all, let them know and come to cops. Or it's the pick up one of those fine-hous-hood thoughts. You don't understand. something at the crib.

Folling them of the laws and put it all on the fin. Folks in the kings there and show you what it is. Cause we was dealt trying to get it how we live. Real sure. And for Mark.

You know, you got to have a hook like that, bro. It's pretty smooth. Y'all out here during a couple days. You ain't got Chanel West Coast on the project, though. Charlottlement don't start that.

At least laughing. Chanel a body you, son, bro. Don't play with Chanel, bro. Don't play with Chanel. Salute to Chanel. Don't play with Chanel.

She's in she on the project? No, she's not on the project. How dare you, bro? No, that's why are you doing this? No. Why are you doing it? You already came to ridiculous this and did this in the worst place possible? And now you're going to do it again.

Salute to Chanel. I got lost to Chanel. Chanel got bars, bro. Okay. Let's do it. You scared. You scared to get on the track with Chanel. All right?

Whatever y'all say. She was supposed to be on in the Super Bowl halftime show. Did you hear what happened? She was supposed to be one of the artists. I don't see how I did. happened? How can Chanel Why did you get this in favor? She got COVID. COVID, okay.

Yeah. Okay. That's what happened. She had the fixed vaccine card. They got her. They got her. Salute to Chanel. Why don't we podcast? That's my podcast. And then, yeah, ridiculousness still going for forever. It definitely is going for forever. What would MTV be without ridiculousness?

Calfish ridiculousness. Catfish ridiculous and teen mom, teen pregnant, 16 and pregnant. Are they still doing the teen mom? All of it. All of it. Girls still getting pregnant at 16. Damn.

We got constant forever. I mean, he makes it very great, though. It's true. I mean, why would you stop if girls are still? Listen, man, sleuth to everybody. That's been showing up for the finding, Tamika, original audio podcast that we dropped with Audible.

It's number one in a bunch of categories, man. It's number one overall right now, but it's number one in autobiographies and memoirs on audible. It's number one on politics and social sciences. It was number 10 overall last time I checked yesterday. So man, just salute to everybody who's been showing up. That's the first project for me and Kevin Hart's SBAH's production. Eric Alexander told an amazing story about Tamika Houston from Spartanburg, South Carolina,

you know and um man yeah it's just a very very very powerful story and i'm just happy to y'all showing up for it so continue to you know support finding tamika on audible just the first of many audible projects that that that will be dropping man that's that audio is the it's not even the future audio is den now if you if audio is then i know a lot of people just getting into you know different aspects of the audio scripted wave now but you know it's it's kind of like the the oil rush a little bit or kind of kind of like crypto. Should have gotten a little early.

You know, even though this is our first project, we've been plotting this out for like, you know, three, four years because we saw where the game was going. So it's actually very intriguing, man. It's like back in the day when you used to, I wasn't alive then, but you hear about people listening to like Batman on the radio, war to world, you know what I mean?

Like that's how it is listening to these, you know, audio scripted projects. I think serial was like the first one I was hearing about. Cyril was unbelievable. Really? Yeah. I never listened, but it. listen.

It was incredible. It was unbelievable. Only audible. Even like the GPS I like when the lady talked. All right. All right. All right. Thank you.

Thank you. This is her, man. All right. Let's get in some shit you won't care about next week. Oh, man. Damn, Nick Cannon. Nick Cannon show got canceled. Oh, boy.

It breaks my heart. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think Nick got a fair shot. Six months, I don't think six months is a long enough, it's not a long enough time period to determine whether a show will catch or not. You got to give it at least a year. I agree.

I think a year is a good, a good. How many days a week was the show? Every day. Especially in talk. It's tough already, so you got to give it some time. You got to give us some time. And, I mean, he had a lot of different things against him. You know, Wendy Williams was supposed to be his leading, right?

So Wendy wasn't there for a while. so he had a lot of reruns when he first started. And, I mean, it's hard, you know, to come after a rerun. Like, if Wendy's doing live shows and she's doing 600,000, you would hope to retain at least a half. You know what I mean? They say Nick was doing like 400,000. So it's like, eh, I don't, I don't know, man.

I think Nick, you know, it's not like he's hurting for anything. Nick will be fine. Nick will be fine. But, yeah, six months I don't think it's a long enough. love time. And I feel like he had social media and a chokehold. I'm always seeing Nick Cannon clips all over Instagram and shit like that. He's making babies, so that's the thing. What do you mean? More time to spend with them. I'm saying he's making more babies. So it's content. That's what you're talking about that. That's a good point though. I wonder since daytime is

like so female driven, did that turn women off? I wonder. I don't know. Yeah, me neither. I wonder. They probably won't have his baby too. Okay. I'm going to stick around the BC if I'll get picked next, right? What else we got? What else we got? What did we think about what do we think about Calvin Riddley of the Atlanta

Falcons being suspended for the whole 2022 season for betting on football games? The gambling money coming in for football is so insane

that they got to protect the sanctity of the game. And by sanctity, I don't mean like they got to make it nice and peachy and clean,

but they just got to make sure that all these people betting can trust that the outcomes are actually the outcomes. Yeah. Because they're going

to make ridiculous amounts of money off of this gambling, right? So. Because they got like seven deals with draft kings and fandul. The money is going to be so unbelievable

through gambling that you have to make it feel like those scores are accurate. And if there's one player gambling, $1,500 is so stupid. He's a fucking idiot for doing this. Especially being that he's going to lose $11 million this season. Man, that's crazy. He knows. They all know. They're not dumb,

they know. They know. It's just give it to your boy. If you really want to gamble that bad, give $1,500 to your friends, say, yo, you gamble this shit. And then we're fine. He wasn't even playing in the games, by the game. That's what I'm saying. He was taking a mental health break. Two things that's crazy about this situation.

Number one, you're able to gamble on other sports if you're in the NFL. So I don't know why the NBA or whatever else he was betting on isn't a fix for your gambling happen, right? Yeah, right? Right? Yeah, yeah.

Number two, he plays for the Falcons. He bet on the Falcons to win. Anybody that bets on the Falcons to win, come on, bro. He's been concussed, man. Come on. The guy plays football. Come on.

Yeah, but I said, you just, He said he meant to hell break. I'm saying, you bet on the Falcons to win, bro. This guy isn't trying to do anything wrong. This guy has no ill intention whatsoever. He bet on his team to win the Falcons, and they were seven and ten last year. I was just going to say, it's like Pete Rose. Like, if Pete Rose's whole thing was that he only would bet for the Reds to win.

So it's like, why am I being penalized if I'm just bedding debt? I'm just doubling down on what I already believe with my team and we're going to get this done. That's true. Yeah, I think that was his whole thing that he would bet. He bet religiously, though. Yeah. But I think it was only on him to win. Yeah, he was like an insane competitor.

He wasn't actually, like, throwing games or, like, point-shape than anything. That's why I think it's got to be nuanced to this, right? If I'm betting on my team to win, you can't accuse me anything. You know what I'm saying? If I bet on my team to lose, then maybe I got some inside information. Maybe I know that we're trying to throw games for a better draft pick. It just gets dicey, right? Because, like, what if you're betting on your team to win,

but what if there are other things within that? Like, you're betting on the fact that your team is not going to score in the third quarter, but they're still going to win. And then you're doing everything that you can. You know what I'm saying? There's certain things. And I think they just make this blanket statement because the NFL's going, yo, we're going to make so much bread off of these gamblers, off of the gambling

sites, giving us a little piece of every, I guess, I think they get a little piece of everything that's gambled on football. I mean, they got deals. It's like sponsorships. Right. So they got deals with Fandu, Draft Kings. It's like seven. They got like seven different sponsorships with gambling platforms.

Yeah. So it's just, I don't know. It's just weird. I think the safer thing is just don't allow it. all. The same thing is not to gamble if you're in the NFL, but I'm going to tell you something.

11 million. I think they want to give them that 11 million. That's what they did. What was the parlay? He did like a multiple sport parlay, right? I don't even, I don't bet. I'm not a gambler. I just knew 1,500 for 11 million

is not a good deal. That don't even make no sense. Yeah, it was a bad deal. A ball is you basically combine multiple bets. So you're like, okay, this team's going to win the tip off and this team is going to win the game but cover the spread and this team over the years. But it's almost hard not the,

gamble if it's right there on your phone. If it's on your phone and you're already a gambler and you're on fan duel or draft kings for NBA and you see the NFL, you might place a couple of beds. It's not really, nothing you're really thinking about. Honestly, I'll be real with you. So you haven't been this whole time? You've been saying? For me growing up, it's like, it's promoted so much more now. If you're on socials, like, you got bleach your

report. You're bleacher bed. And like, I'll see comments of kids being like... Good job. Taylor fucking gang. I'll see comments of kids being like, why are y'all promoting for us nonstop to become gambling? My little cousin came and intern with me this past year.

24 came in. He was gambling. He was gambling. What should you be doing? He's like, I'm like, I'm like, why? What about stock market? Is stock market gambling, do you think? Is stock market gambling?

Hell yeah. Yeah, somewhat. But I also look at these dudes, I'm like, if these, like, the athletes, if you've already been raising them on this for the past six years, and you're a young athlete, you're going to probably already be doing that. What's wrong with your cousin doing it, though?

Because he's an athlete. No, no, he's just having the money. I was right. He's gambling. That's why he gambled because he's not money. You know what else with this Calvin Raleigh thing, too? I don't think this happens to a superstar. And now, even though Calvin really is a marquee player with the Falcons,

this doesn't happen to a superstar face of the league. There's Patrick Mahomes. He don't get suspended for a year for this. He doesn't. I agree. He don't. He don't. He doesn't have a vaccine.

That's right. You know, that's right, that's right. That's right. You don't got to look no farther than the Aaron Rogers situation. Aaron Rogers lied about being vaccinated and had to pay a fine of 14 grand. Antonio Brown gets three games. I know they got rules. It's a little different.

One is faking a Vax card, which is a federal felony. The other is saying that he was immunized. You lied. No, but he spoke to it. No, he didn't lie. He used lawyer language to get out of it. Amunized and vaccinated ain't the same. thing, is it? Naturally immunized

or something like that. Nah, it's bullshit. Also, to me, he has was worse because he put actual media and everybody else into harm's right. He spoke at press conferences. Yes, they both did. Yeah, they both did. I don't know if AB was doing as many press conferences, though. It's just a federal felony to do the Vax

card, right? Like, you could serve time for it. So you could say AB got off light and, uh, what's it? Aaron was, was misleading and he was being dushy and fucking annoying about it. They both lied about their vaccinations. status. Yeah.

Yes. And one got fined 1,400, one got three games. So if the, if the, if there's... You understand that there is, like, a difference between, like, faking identification and just lying about...

Not the NFL, it's not. Oh, same way. I thought the punishment was based on the faking of the identification. They just both lied about their vaccinations. There you are. Oh, well, then... In the real world, yes. That's incredibly unfair.

I'm just talking about the legal... In the real world. Yeah, yeah. But he didn't even... Did he presented him, he may have. But I know his chef was the one who snished on him. Aaron Rogers, right? No, no, no.

No, Tonyo Brown, yeah, yeah, yeah. But for me, Aaron Rogers really lied to everybody. The chef just told on me, I ain't say shit. I just showed you my Vaxi, I'm good. I'm moving around. Like, everybody else. You know, in New York, you can go to any bodega and get one for $100. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Everybody moving on the fake vaccines for forever. So you're right, there is obviously privilege to being like a superstar. Yes. And A.B. was a superstar. Like, maybe if it was earlier in his career, then he wouldn't. No, white quarterbacks, though. Superstar, white quarterback. Yeah.

That's the difference. Sure. Yeah, yeah. Patrick Mahomes, they wouldn't do that to Mahomes. They wouldn't do that to Mahomes. Like, there's no way. I think it's just, I forgot. They never spent Mahomes for a whole year for this.

Interesting. Never. No, no, no. If they thought that it was okay to pay you that $11 million, they know that he's going to be able to play that out. I think they would have kept him there. But they was like, I don't want to pay him that $11 million. He's home anyway for his fucking mental health.

Maybe that is interesting. Maybe they're looking for a reason not to pay him that $11 million. He's taking this mental health leap. Well, who suspended him? Was it the league or his team? I think it was the league. Yeah, but maybe the team goes, hey, we heard this guy is gambling. If he was gambling before and they're winning games and he's actually performing,

they're not giving a fuck. But once he's not going to play because he's taking this mental health lead, they're like, nah, fam, you're not going to be gambling as well. But that wasn't going to go into the next year, was it? Well, he only took the mental health. He put some games. He took the mental health last year. Yeah, last year.

Last year. Maybe they just didn't want to pay him. Maybe. Because, listen, teams do dirty shit. Like, remember when they didn't want to pay O'Dell Beckham Jr. and all of a sudden this video popped up of him being around a girl, snort in Coke.

Like, if you don't think that that was... You didn't see that? The girl was... Snort and Coke. The girl was not. But like, this video just happened to come out in a contract here. It's like these organizations are grimy.

They do this ball and they are. It's like politicians. And they're not really come up about you until you're about the run. Yeah. Not the way. They are. Yeah, I just...

Well, listen, here's going to be the thing. We're going to see in the future what's going to happen because I guarantee you it's going to be some superstar that gets caught in this same game thing, made a $5 bet on draft kings, a fan duel or something, and he's not going to receive the same punishment that Calvin Ridley did. We'll see. Are you saying Calvin Ridley, he should step up his play?

Yeah, I think so. Clearly, he's a good player. But he should be better, and then he could receive the preferential treatment. I mean, clearly he's a marquee player because he's getting $11 million last year. He's a marquee player for the-that is good. So you can be a marquee player for the Falcons, but when you're a face of the league. Patrick McHolm is an ambassador for the, I mean, all NFL players are ambassadors for the league. When you see Patrick Mahomes, that's the face of the NFL.

You think it's just gambling? Because I know Michael Jordan, I'm used to gamble all the time in basketball. Is it just gambling or gambling for that sport? I think it's for the sport. You can't gamble on the league that you play in and gamble and bet on your actual team. Can you bet on games? Or you ain't going to do with them. You can't do no NFL bet.

I guess you have some kind of like insider knowledge. You went to college with some of these guys, so you know Blah Blah's foot is hurt. Mm-hmm. Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Lindsay Graham faced backlash for calling for the assassination of Putin. I mean, are we at war or are we not at war?

Like, I hate how, you know what I'm saying? Like, I hate how polite motherfuckers get with this shit. Like, are people dying or they not die? If we go to war, then take out the head dude. Yeah, duh. What's up then? Like, where's this? Why do we have more respect for Putin's life than we do for the Ukrainians that are getting killed?

Or even the Russian soldiers getting killed? Like, we seem to be okay with them killing each other. You know there's not right. Yeah. His life's no different. Yeah, go out and do it then. Do it yourself, Lindsay? Yeah, he's...

Do it yourself, lady, bud? Pull it up there. Let's go. I don't know. I don't know. I mean, listen, man. War is war. I'll tell you why statements like this don't bother me

because if there is this kind of sense of urgency, because I would assume somebody like Senator Graham has a lot more intel than we do, right? If there's this kind of sense of urgency, where he's saying that, man, somebody needs to go take this guy out for the good of the world? He's just trying to galvanize his base and he wants to rob, rob, rob, war, motherfuckers.

But his base is, his base love Putin. No, they don't. They loved him for him. That shit just flipped last year. He had like a higher approval rating amongst Republicans than Biden did. Yeah, because he didn't go to war. No, because he fucking helped him win the election.

Yeah. Yeah, maybe. He helped him win the election. Yeah, maybe. Putin had a higher approval rating just last. year than Biden did. Yeah, people like strong leaders. In the Republican Party.

People like strong leaders. I don't know, man. I read something in the New York Times that said he might be dealing with some health issues. Oh, yeah, he's scared of COVID. No, no, no. They said he got like Parkinson's. Because of the health issues, apparently he's terrified of COVID. That's why you ever seen him in the picture?

He's like, he's like beauty and the beast away from people in the chair and like the tables. Booty and the Beast? Beauty and the Beast. You know when they're eating dinner? Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like it's super far away. Like, he's never around people. I saw a picture recently.

Yeah, yeah, it was crazy. He's terrified. It's like, hey, people on the table. It's just him. All the other than. But that's scary, though. That's scary to have that kind of power and feel like, you know, the walls are closing in on you.

Yeah, for sure. And you just like, fuck it anyway. That's right. You like, fuck it. I'm going to do everything I've always wanted to do. Yeah. No, I'd never liked America anyway. Yeah.

You know what I mean? Yeah. Once your dick can't work no more. like nobody gives a fuck about life anyway. It's over, you think. If he can't be around his life, I'm just saying, if he can't be around his wife, he can't get no pussy,

he can't even eat next to nobody. He got, he got, he got, he got a woman. Yeah, he got a line. At least he's a heart piece too.

I read something. He had his girlfriend and one of his, two of his kids tucked away somewhere. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, the war thing is interesting

because everything gets a lot more simple. Like, you realize how much, I don't know, you realize how much stuff that, like, we've built on top of peace. Like, we can care about everybody's insecurities. We can care about everybody's discomfort when we live in peacetime. Like, we can make sure that there's a perfect bathroom for every different person and all these things is peacetime shit.

Ain't no like gender neutral bathrooms in a bunker in the Ukraine when you underground getting bombed, right? Nobody's trying to figure that shit. And that's the real world and that's the history of the world. Yeah, I don't know how much things have been built on peace, though. Say again? I don't know how many things have been built on peace. What I'm talking about is like the pleasantries that we want to make sure that every, everybody has.

Yeah. Like, we might be at peace, but there's people dying over these things. Yeah. Somebody got to die over everything. I'm just saying, we might be at peace.

That's the American perspective. That's the American perspective. But there's people literally dying over these things every day. Which things? Just so we're on the same thing. Just anything. Gas, oil.

Oh, yeah. Like, we want low gas prices. Somebody got to die over there. Right? No, no, no. The point I was trying to make is like, we take for grand the fact that we're not at war, right?

Yes. So when we're not at war, we can think about things and we can go, how can we structure society to make it equitable for everyone? How can we remove your inconveniences, right? Like, for example, like, you know, girls, you shouldn't be harassed when you walk in work. You shouldn't have a guy go like smile or have a nice day. That being said, if you're a woman in the Ukraine right now, you would die for a motherfucker and say smile when you're walking out of the street because you're really trying to avoid shelling from these Russian tanks, right? So it's like life, life comes at you in so many different ways and it gives you perspective when you're actually at war. like what is real inconvenient?

Being in a bunker, that's real inconvenience. It is. Yeah, all perspectives are different. You know, I totally understand what you're saying. I don't, you know, I'm not going to diminish anything anybody might feel like is an inconvenience. Because what you just talked about, even a woman walking down the street, like, women been getting harassed since they hit puberty.

No, that's an inconvenience for them. You know what I mean? What I'm trying to say is like, I'm not going like, you should be grateful for what you have. I'm going, hey, how awesome is it the life we live? And let us never lose perspective that, like, we can focus on, that that's a problem for us. That, like, sexual harassment is a problem for us that we really want to solve. That's awesome. Yeah, I'm going to tell you something.

No, shows. And I agree with you, but I'm going to tell you something. Me and Duvall talk about this all the time. America's going to feel it. We feeling it right now? No, it's going to be, everything that we see in these other countries, like that you said, that we take for granted the creature coverage, we're going to be at the end of that movie that don't look up, putting out of the cabriot, looks at the table and goes.

We really had it all. Yeah, we did. America's also done a lot to fill it. You know what I'm saying? Ultimately, like, when I look at all of this, it has been just mind-blowing of how much white people care about each other. It's been crazy to me just to watch what's going on in Ukraine, and I see everybody on socials have, hey, I'm raising this amount of money.

And it is, I'm like, America does this to countries all the time. We have never raised money once for other people. It is just crazy to me to watch the world move in such a unisensens of being. And we have to stick together. And I'm like, where is this when the other parts of the world suffer? That's so funny. And we're doing that.

You see it like, I see it the opposite. I see it like the word world finding out like whiteness. All whites don't matter. You know what I'm saying? Like I see it like as, I think most people just go, oh yeah,

all white people just kind of see themselves are the same. And now it's just like, well, it's not totally the same. Like there's levels to this white shit. And Russia and Ukraine. They look white, but they're not getting,

white treatment. Listen to Putin said. Putin's like he feels like he wants to denotify the country. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like that's what he said. He said, I feel like, I'm denotifying Ukraine. There's drug addicts in Ukraine.

Like, he's talking about the Ukrainians the way Trump talked about Mexicans. Mm-hmm. Like seriously. I mean, he's taking a page out of our book. Now he's doing the biological weapons. He's doing the weapons of mass destruction shit. He's like, yo, they're- Yes. Yeah.

He was like, yo, they got nukes. They gave up their nukes in the 90s. No, no, no. It was bio-weapons. I thought he said nukes. Not, no, it was bio-o-weapons. And the American labs. I thought they were working at.

Maybe it was possible. I always thought it was like, but yeah, I mean, this is just like, this is a page right out of America's book. That's how we got into Iraq. That's the funniest shit when people say, why would he invade a country for no reason? How was he making up the fact that they have weapons? Why would he do that? Welcome.

We did. Have you ever heard of Iraq? Yeah. I mean, that's not why he's doing it, right? He's doing it because Ukraine is very important border. I don't know why he's doing it. I'm not going to say anything. I don't really know.

I have no idea. I've looked into it. I've been like, but there's no real reason of why he's moved at this time. I think it is a border for sure. Yeah, like if you look at like, if you just bring up a map, Taylor,

if you just bring up a map of that region, basically if Russia controls the Ukraine and before they did, they had like a puppet government in there. Now we have a puppet government in there. Like, you know, I know this guy Zelenskyy is doing some absolutely heroic stuff, 100%, but he's supported by the West. And he was propped up there by the West. And then before that, there was a guy that was propped up by Russia.

And Russia was okay with these satellite states as long as they do their bidding. The reality of the world is it's like there's not that many independent countries. There are countries that their policy is based on the biggest most powerful country around them. Just like in America. It's like once you divert from our foreign policy, you have some struggles. I thought they were mad. I thought they didn't want Ukraine to be independent. And I thought they didn't.

They don't want Ukraine to be independent. So if you pull over a little bit more over there so we can actually see. Oh, try to do a map where you can see the country we're talking about. Yeah. And then, so basically it's like there's a piece of land. There's a patch of land. Russia, for the most part, if it controls Ukraine, is protected by like mountain ranges, right? But there is a patch of land that you can access Russia and actually the Ukraine through Europe.

Yeah. And as long as they control the Ukraine and their foreign policy, there's a very small patch of land that European forces could enter Russian from. But he's not stopping at Ukraine, though. Say again. They're talking about he wants Poland. Like, he's not going to... Well, yeah, this is all to protect the Russian landmass, right? Now, as long as these countries, like Belarus, for example, is an

independent country, but they're doing whatever Russia says to do, so all of a sudden they're fine. Are any of these countries actually a threat to Russia? No. It's not about them. So the whole war is like a proxy war, right? So Russia doesn't want NATO, which is basically Western influence,

in their, on their quote unquote borders. But what they're really trying to do is protect a land border so that if there was a war where troops had to invade Russia, there would only be a very small patch of land where they could invade them through. Right? And if that's the case, you can defend this massive patch of land,

which is Russia, by having very small amount of forces because they only have to defend this land. You're not going to go over the fucking mountains. Well, correct me if I'm wrong, didn't you, do Ukraine turn down being apart of NATO? they had to that was the agreement initially is like hey we're going to give up our nukes

you are going to not fuck with us at all but you'll have to protect us because we're also not going to join NATO and then of course NATO wants to continue expanding and we want to continue so that should let Russia know like at least well you know Ukraine is not trying to click up with NATO but we were clicking up

with NATO and we were doing it and we installed a government or not a government but a leader who is more sympathetic to NATO causes and now we they just appeal to be part of the European Union. And that's really what this war is all about. And so Russia doesn't want to allow that expansion. And they'll allow these tiny little states

that can exist there. But if you just went to Google Maps and types in Russia and then zoomed out, you can kind of look at it. Listen, everything you're saying sounds great. I have no idea. I still think that they just be in a not so sexy decoy for China. China's the wild card and all of this war. Well, I think, well, I'm China.

I'd like things keep going as usual, right? Because it's like, if I'm China, you could make the argument. that China is kind of operating the way that U.S. was operating before World War, or like around World War II. U.S. and World War II is like, I'm going to let these motherfuckers fight it out. And then I'm going to be a hero. They get broke. I come in at the end.

That's right. Boom, scoop it all up. Now all these motherfuckers are broke. They got to rebuild all their countries. We didn't got to rebuild shit. That's what I'm saying. I'm going, y'all fight this shit out. When y'all are broke, hungry, poor, I'll come in.

I'll be the new guy. I think China empowered it. I think the Russia-China alliance. I think that you think that they didn't have conversations? And China's like, you know what, Russia, go try this out. If y'all get away with this, we're going into Taiwan. Other way. The trade for a trade.

Yeah, stop right there. I'm interested to see if China invades Taiwan and they do if the people react the same way. That's what I am interested in. It's based on how this is. No one's going to see me the same thing. Chris, where you at Chris? Zoom back out. Zoom back out. You can keep up.

What's up? Yeah, there you go. Is Chris there out? He is here. What's up? Come on. What's your take? I'm nervous.

You know. I got an 80-year-old mother-in-law who swear she's going to pick up a gun and they're going to fight block to block street to street. I think that'll be what happens. In Taiwan? Yeah. Wow. Wow. I hope it doesn't happen, but it's not looking good.

What you think of Shultz take? I actually just got reconnected, so I didn't hear it. Oh, go ahead, Shultz. They're just trying to control landmass, and there's a very small landmass that Russia has to defend as long as the countries that, quote, unquote, should be allies with Russia, maintain, like, Russia. beliefs and political affiliations. So, like, if you look at it, I'm just going to go up to the TV real quick. Oh, I like this.

This is dope. This is like some goddamn... Kenny to the board. This is like the weatherman. Weatherman. There you go. To the board. To the board, Schultz.

These three countries are here, right? Estonia, Lafay, Lithuania. They're not necessarily... Come on. You got to get on the mic. We got to... Oh. What?

Oh, yeah. So those three countries don't necessarily side with Moscow. Euthanian... EU countries? Who would you say, Euthania. Estonia, Lafia, Lithuania. Okay. But Russia doesn't give a fuck because if you notice, Russia's land also includes this.

Okay. Okay. So it doesn't matter what's going on here because they're protected. Okay. I think that place is called like Collingrad or something shit. I'm not exactly sure. Belarus, part of Russia. Ukraine's supposed to be part of Russia.

The only way that the rest of Europe can, if they have to on land, invade Russia, is through, I believe, this patch right here. okay there's a mountain range that protects over here if I'm not mistaken obviously black sea they could also come in oh obviously black see they're cross come up so what they're doing is it's like a game of risk

they're trying to make they're trying to make sure that the only place they could be invaded was through this small area but here's the thing show why would they want to if they don't control all this area if they don't control ukraine look at forces can go right up but why would anybody all of a sudden want to invade Russia where did this come from like since when did

Europeans decide they want to invade Russia I know diplomacy operates at a at a glacial pace, my friend. When? Like, is that a thing, Chris? I haven't heard it. I mean, the only thing I could imagine is Russia's sitting on a lot of gas and we see how valuable gas is, right? Oh, got you. Russia is. Well, Russia, the gas is only valuable now because they cut off the Russian supply. Gas is always got. Yeah. Gas is always got. If they never put the sanctions on Russia, we wouldn't be in the situation. No, because gas is always valuable and also, like, if you look at Russia, it's just natural resources, right? It's massive land. Just so much.

much fucking land you can't even imagine and there's no rules there's no like EPA yeah you just yank whatever you want other ground you can pollute whatever the fuck you want so it's like they understand where they play in this game like natural resources that's it and that's what we do and their access to europe is through ukraine so all those pipelines and that kind of stuff if you want to get their shit to europe it's got to go through ukraine but nobody has tried to go over there russia as a fastest country and it's also like they're a strong-ass military who's trying to actually Nobody's trying. What happened to them

Especially in Europe. Yeah, it's like it's going to come from one of the other, the U.S. or China or somebody is not going to come from Ukraine. No, no. But what happens is if you have that landmass, it's way easier to attack Russia. One, and two, it's way harder for them to defend. So now they're going to have to defend triple the landmass

that they would have to before. Why would you fuck with Russia is my point? Why would you fuck with any of those smaller European countries fuck with Russia when they can just drop a nuke? Well, everybody can drop nukes, right? So the way... Not Ukraine. Yeah, that's right.

Not in Europe. Exactly. In Europe, nobody can just drop a nuke. Maybe Germany. Yeah, no, I think they're European countries, nukes for sure. I don't know. I just think it's something bigger going on that we don't know. And I just want to, I feel like China's the wild card.

Europe wants to expand, right? Europe wants to expand, right? And they would like to expand into the former, USSR or the former Soviet Union, right? The Soviet, now there's all these countries. I thought Russia wanted to reform the Soviet Union. Exactly. So now you have these two converging ideologies. So this is Europe going, hey, we want to bring more of these countries into NATO and Russia

going, actually, not only do we not want that to happen, we want to get back to the Soviet Union, we want to get back to USSR. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right? So if you see NATO continue to advance, Russia is going to view that as an actual threat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Russia is secure. Hell yeah, they're as they should be. Yeah.

I mean, they're a global player because of natural gas and all that kind of stuff. But in terms of, like, GDP, they're not. Do they make this move without the China alliance? Apparently, China told them wait until after the Olympics. That's what I heard. Yeah, I read that. That's crazy. Isn't that crazy?

Yeah. Not really. So, fuck you mean. Wait till after the guy. This is crazy that we heard it. That's crazy that we had this year. Social media, man. Chris, what do you think, Chris?

Hot take, final hot take. I don't know what, I mean, did you guys discuss the theory that basically Putin has a chronic disease? Yes. Probably Parkinson. Yeah. Yeah. Nobody has any value in that. Yeah, I bought that up.

I can't figure it out. I can't figure out what the motivation is. Yeah, I don't see. That's why I think he's some type of decoy, man. That's the main reason I think he's some type of decoy. Now, can you make sense of this stuff? If you sit down, yes, he's giving us a bunch of different reasons. But are those actually the reasons?

I don't know. Who knows? I don't know. You know what, fuck me up today? I was reading about the, uh, the children's hospital that they say the Russian military blew up, right? Yeah. Right. And Nancy Pelosi gave a statement on it.

But then Russia was like, that's fake news. We did not blow up a children's hospital. We took over a children's hospital. Charlemagne. And we took over a bill. But Russia always says everything's fake news, right? But some of this shit is fake, though. When war starts, truth dies.

That's a famous quote. Yes. And that's on both sides. That's right. That's right. You should take credit for that. No, no, no, no. You can't remember who said it.

It's the showt sequel. There it is, yeah. I don't know who said. It was Mark Twain. Will Smith. But it's like, so everything right now is complete fake news on both sides. Like all the Ukrainian stories that we're hearing, like the ghost of Kiev, you heard about the fighter pilot. That was a video game.

Everything. No, you know that was an actual video game. Oh, the footage that they used. The footage was from a video game. That she wasn't even real. You're talking about the fighter pilot from Ukraine that shot down six Russian jets. Of course. was a fucking video game.

You just want to win the PR war, right? And if it makes you feel good, it continues, it stays. And that's the same thing happened in Russia. The same thing happened in over here. And the same thing happening in, I'm sure, what's going in the Ukraine. So it's like, you have to be very, you have to be very delicate with the things that you digest from the war. Because naturally, we gravitate for us the thing that make us feel good. I love that ghost of Kiev story.

I want to be that motherfucker. Like, I get into a, you know, a jet and defend my city. It's a video game. They told me the name of the game. But the funny shit about that, you know, it's so funny about that, and everything Andrew is saying is true, it's hilarious to me when you're debating with people and they say things like,

Nancy Pelosi said this and this and that, oh, now you want to believe the government? I don't believe nothing these motherfuckers. Nothing. I'm not believing Russia. I'm not believing America. I'm just listening to both sides. America said this happened. Russia said it's fake news. I don't know who's telling the truth.

I'm not over there. That's all we didn't know. Gas prices up. And then that's right. And then they say, but there's video. That don't mean that that video is actually that scenario. You know what I'm saying? Like it's like that goes to Russia shit.

That was from a video game demo. That shit was not real. So yes, they might show you a video of a building getting blown up and people being carried out. We don't know if that's going on in the Ukraine right now. We don't know. I'm not saying it's not. We know who we want to win. And we probably support all the things that show that they're doing a good job and they're killing it.

I know who I want to win. Who? America. Get these goddamn gas prices down. Okay? Well, that's the fucked up thing if you think about it. Like Saudi Arabia said that they're not going to start, they're not going to, what is it called? I don't know. Then it's not more drilling of gas.

What is it called? Extracting more gas. They're not going to pump more gas. I don't know what the term is, but basically gas. You can't get out of the earth. Yeah. That's what it does? Yeah.

So basically Saudi Arabia said they see that the, you know, gas price is the highest they've been, it's $150 about, and like the increased production. Thank you. So it's like, Saudi Arabia exists because we allow them to exist. Like, don't get a fucking twisted. Like, you're there to give us fucking gas, bitch. Do you know what I mean? Like, so if we say

turn that shit on, if we don't turn that fucking shit on, no, because that shit got me tight. It's like we've given them fucking weapons, we give them support. The only reason they exist is because we protect them so that they can't exist. And then we're out here going, yeah, we might need you to you know, what is it called?

What is it called? It was gas. Increased production of gas because we're hurting over here. And the only reason that you haven't been invaded by every one of your fucking neighbors is because we make sure you're not invaded by every one of your fucking neighbors. And you're not going to print any more gas? I'm tired. Increased production?

I'm tired of... That shit got me tight. You are there because of our kindness. Yes, but I think I'm tired of America being the world's police. Say what? I'm tired of America being the world's... Well, let us see the world's use the gas. people. By the way, that's what, you know, that's one thing that Trump was saying. That's why Trump wanted to take America out of NATO, which I don't agree with because that definitely would have been agreeing like the Russia. But he wanted, he just wanted the Europeans to pay more. Yeah. He wanted the Europeans to pay a bigger share. Their fair share. Pay what you're supposed to pay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they wasn't even doing that. To another point. Now all of a sudden, they're going to think it's important to pay. Now when wars pop off, they're like, maybe we should give a 2% of our GDP to protect ourselves. Because now you see it's real. I was sitting back thinking about, I was like, damn, okay, so they're cutting off. You know,

Biden signed the executive order to cut off Russia's, the cut off oil coming in from Russia, right? So I'm like, okay, now somebody's about to get paid because somebody got to provide the oil. Chris, I remember you telling me this a while ago. Was it Venezuela? Venezuela and Iran are the two countries that stand up. Yeah, Iran.

The country we've been beefing with like crazy, all of a sudden that's the homies. But wasn't there some type of beef with Venezuela too? Well, yeah. We destabilized their whole government because they wasn't fucking with us. And they just let two prisoners go because now they're about to make some cash

South America? Of course. This is the game. This is the real game. This is the real business, baby. But this is what nobody wants to acknowledge. When we sit here and we bicker with each other about bullshit. This is the game. You're seeing the real game right now. And everybody's watching exactly how it goes now. We are talking

to Iran. Remember the whole thing? When we were just beefing with Iran for the last fucking 20 years? Yeah. All of a sudden, now we best friends because we're buying all? Of course. It's all charade. That's why these politicians, I don't trust none of them what they say. Because when the shit gets real, they're on their knees sucking dick from oil from all these motherfucking

that they was talking shit about. What if there's oil in those dicks? That's what the fuck they're doing. Get down your knees. Start sucking. Whoa, wow. God damn. It's funny. It's funnier when it's a guy. It was. That's the game,

right? That's the game. They got to do it. They got to do it. That's your job. You work for the people, right? What do the people need? Oil. Listen. Suck it up. Come on, time on.

Y'all, y'all probably listening to like that sounds fucked up, but it's you are, whether you call it that or kiss an ass. Yeah. That is a politician's job. Sucking dick. Yeah. Yes. Yes.

It's a reason they say you got to go shake all the hands, kiss all the babies. You got to go be cool with people that, that's what they call it, that's what being diplomatic is. Yeah. Gotta go be cool with people who you weren't necessarily cool with. You know, you might have to make some peace with your enemies because now we're in a fucked up position. Yeah. You think that they thought in a million years they'd have to put stage.

on Russia again? Again. Mm-hmm. Do you think that anybody thought that after the Cold War and World War II, they would ever have to do this again? No. Now they got to go find other oil supplies. That's why it was so easy to give people like Venezuela your middle finger.

I don't need y'all. But guess what? Oh, now we need you. Now we need you. Now things are cool. That's right. That's it. We know what the fuck this shit is, bro.

I get it. All right. Let's do some asking idiots, man. And get the fuck apart of hell. I get all charged up all this shit, man. I love it. I do love it, too. I love it.

I love it. I love it. I love it. I love him in shows talk politics. I really do. They're all phonies, dude. Why the fuck you ain't demar yet, bro? Say again?

Why you ain't done more yet? I don't know. We got to make that happen. Shokes need to be on Bill Maher. What we got? Do you all see the Batman? No, I have not seen the Batman. I don't support DC.

Don't support DC? No. Batman is Batman. I'm a Marvel guy. Nah, Batman is Batman. Batman is the outside. Yeah, he goes to be Batman. You know, I'm sick of Batman?

Why? Because they keep telling us over and over how the fuck he became Batman. Don't you think we know it at this point? Do I really need to know the whole backstory and his parents getting killed? Why they keep telling that this shit? If you don't Marco Finn, you can't say that because they do the same thing. No, they don't. You can't Spider-Man you up.

No, they don't. You can't Spider-Man no more. No, they don't. No, they don't. Listen, Spider-Man is on his third movie, right? And we're good on that. We don't need no more. They keep trying to sell us this.

this Batman should have left it alone in the Dark Night. The Dark Night was the cream of the crop. There's nothing after that trilogy they can do. Yeah, but she's incredible. You need to humble him because the character is unlikable.

Batman? Yeah, like, if he doesn't have a fucked up origin story, he's just some rich dude that got all the technology and just beats up poor people. Yeah, I bet you in that movie Unstable people. Poor mentally unstable people.

He's an orphaned. His parents got shot right in front of him. Then it's like, oh, okay. You don't feel sorry for him. He's a billionaire. He has a billionaire. He doesn't feel sorry for him. This era.

Don't feel sorry for nothing that happened to a billionaire. Ever. That's true. They don't give a fuck that your parents got killed. They want to hear both sides. I'm serious. And guess what? They saw the Joker and they feel like he deserved it now.

I don't want to spoil the movie, but you hear both sides. Really? I heard some of the ground. You can tell me, you hear both sides. Really? We saw the Joker though. We know the other side. No, no, no, no, no, no.

This one goes. No, no, no. It hurts great. It hurts great. You hear it's great. He was really here both sides, bro. Really? Batman was fucking the whites.

The joke of whites. What do you mean when you say you hear both sides? You hear... There's a lot of fake news out there, bro. There's a lot of fake news out there. It was a murder-suicide. You don't know what it is. Bruce's daddy killed the mom.

You don't know what it is until you watch the movie, bro. Something happened. When that shit come on one of these screaming services, I'll go see it. There's no way in hell I'm going to a movie theater to see a DC film, ever. I like DC villain films. Joker was fire Harley Quinn was fire All that other shit

No No Okay What we got Give us some Asking idiots Oh this is a good one Taco Slayer

Yo you remember when Uh Fucking Weren't all the pilots That took down The fucking Twin Towers From Saudi Arabia Chris weren't they

From Saudi Arabia They were from the Middle East The majority of them They were right And remember When we just Let that shit Slide

Remember that shit And now they're not gonna fucking increase oil production, sons of bitches. Andrew's back. Take that oil for our damn selves. They let Saudi Arabia slide?

Yeah, they let them fucking slide. You could sue Saudi Arabia as like a private citizen, I think. Correct me if I'm wrong, Chris, like on some civil suit, right? Yeah, I mean, look, they and Israel are closest allies in the Middle East, and I guess the idea is that's worth more than their involvement in 9-11. But, you know, U.S. doesn't want to mess with that relationship for whatever reason. you know what I mean? Tell the boys.

Tell the boys it's time. Stop fucking around with this diplomacy. You know what I mean? But where are you going to get your oil from that? Dix! We go in there. We go in there and it's our oil now. No, the answer is we got to wean ourselves off of oil.

No, no, no, no, that is the answer. No, no, that is the answer. Elon Musk is about to be the man. And then they're going to take him out in 10. years. You got to we need new we need new resources. Yeah, we need some new resources but until then we're going to need some oil and if they keep acting up then you know, it's going to have to be a

We 30 years behind and new fashion shit. We 30 years behind with new energy resources, bro. Huh? We 30 years behind with new energy resources. So in the meantime turn on the fucking nozzle. Turn the nozzle, bro. It's that simple, bro. Turn on the nozzle. Are we going to get all these Instagram thoughts have been over there while you shit on tables and then looking at them. That's Dubai. Same place.

Come on, bro. It is? They all know. They're all to Dubai for that. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on.

Come on. Hey, yo, Saudi. Hey, yo, Saudis. The Saudi is. You, Saudis. You, Saudis. It's wild. Hey, yo, you, Saudis.

You, Saudi. You, Saudi. You, Saudi. Saudis. That's all show to one. Yeah. I don't know nothing about you. I don't know anything about y'all.

My geopolitics stops at Canada. Let me tell you something. We're looking, we're looking for excuse. We're looking for excuse. Hey, we're looking for an excuse. Who's we? This is a real American pride. The real American is born. Andrew, I am America Schultz. What's the name of the special? This is America.

Oh, this is Andrew Schott saves America. I'm going to save America. I don't know. Nothing about nothing he's talking about. My geopolitics stops at Canada in Florida. Shao Cicada. They got to turn on the spickets too. He wanted it all. Turn it up. Turn it up, bro.

We get 50% of our foreign oil from Canada. Turn it on. I don't know. Turn it on. Andrew Schultz. Turn it on. Turn it on. I look out for my people, bro.

If the American people are hurting at the pump, your boy going to start talking. Andrew Shost is the epitome of American arrogance. Yeah. Turn it on. And what's going to happen to America one day is just like when Thainos' daughter turned to than Nos and said they didn't even see it coming. And Thainos took off his helmet. and it said,

the arrogant never do. Yeah. America got something coming to it. I don't know what it is, but it's just inevitable. COVID. We'll survive it. But it's coming.

What do you mean by that? Don't worry about it. You went up on that. Because I'll be honest, don't you worry about it. You could get it too. You sounded, you sounded like the ass right now.

You sound real traitorish right now. I'm just saying it. I can send the boys on it. Oh, you got pulled over your little Cadillac. That's going to be every day. That's going to be every day. Is this your car? Is this your swing day?

Imagine it's your country. Imagine how Benedict Arnold will get talked to in this era. You know, what is you saying? Hey, listen, we got to check who's on our side. I got to look out for the American people, bro. Every day. Pulled up to the pump, bro. That gas got to be under, eh, a, none of this is under $4.

gas going back to a dollar, bro. If I see it to, if I see it to, if I see it to, invasions. Invasion. Hey, Saudi Arabia, it's up to you. Do you want to be your own country or not? You know that's how that's how they think, though. Of course.

That's how big politicians think. Keep calling us. Keep calling you, your pro. I'm respecting you. The pronouns is done. The prognals is done. You know what I'm saying? And so my pronouns is we are y'all.

You identify, don't you. You identify as a patriot. That's it. So you're a they. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's me. It's we or y'all. It's us and them.

That's what it is, okay? So them and they are the ops. Them and they got the oil. Right? And we want oil. Yeah. That's it. And it might happen.

Oh, man. Turn it up. Turn the nozzle. Turn the nozzle. Turn the nozzle. They don't know. They don't learn. I did want to ask you about what?

You're all right. Are y'all familiar with the Full Sin podcast? The what? The Full Sin podcast? Of course. I never heard of the Full Sin podcast yesterday. That's why I heard about it. But then I went down a rabbit hole and he'd get a lot of good guests and shit.

Oh, they've been killed. So the Full Sen got the Nelke Boys, you've heard of the Nelk Boys? No. Oh, they're like a big YouTube channel. I see. But I'm like, I want to know more about them. Yeah, I mean, like, massive. Doing pranks and that kind of stuff.

Like got some funny-ass videos. What was their background? I respect people like that because that's how a podcast were, right? And then they started doing a podcast. But that's what I'm saying, people who you didn't know before open up the microphone, before a podcast were real celebrity driven, is what I'm saying. You know what I mean? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But these guys are celebrities. They were before this. They're the biggest thing on YouTube. Okay, okay, okay. So it's like, or maybe Mr. Bees is the biggest thing. But they're one of the biggest things on YouTube. And like massive, tons of views, they start the podcast, and they're able to, you know, leverage their relationships to all these people.

They're incredibly famous and get them on podcasts. you don't often have like a Trump, you don't have a day in a White. At all. These people, you know, doing it. So they've been doing some, some interesting videos. I was watching a little bit of the,

I watched a little bit of the Trump one. I haven't seen it yet. I'm going to watch it today. All right. Well, salute to the Fulcant podcast. But yeah. All right. Taco Slayer says,

do you guys think you could beat Putin in a fight? Well, if the Parkinson's is true. And then also, is he 5-7? I don't know. I thought Poole was like 6-4 the whole time. He'd be shooting up the whole time. I thought he was six-four. He also thought Stephen Graham was a lawyer.

You did. You did. You took me that. He was a lot of. Yes. I'll beat this shit out of it. Yes. Yeah.

I was like I-drag poop. You know who also could get beat up. Is the guy in Saudi Arabia that's not turning on the oil. I'm down with that too. No. I got a truck and I ain't got time for this shit. Bro, Putin fights bears, bro. That's good.

That's good. That's true. That's Kibbiz. That's every person in Russia if you asked. Yeah. Big news. Bro, I seen the picture of Putin. fighting the bear, bro.

No, that's Kibb. Yeah. Which, who's Kabeb? The UFC fighter who would really be fighting bears. Yeah. He grew up fighting bears. Yeah. Let me see, bro.

He don't fight bears. Yeah. His name is Kib Nirmago Medoff. Yo, Putin wrestles with bears, bro. It's the one K-H-H-A-D-Uristen. He wrestles with him, then he rides them. Nah, you believe that. He turns him into his fucking horses.

He turns bare in the horses, bro. That's a crazy picture, Bill. Yeah, you need to stop believing everything. All right. Look at Putin. No, that's definitely not booed. That's good being right there. Not if I put it on Instagram and say it's Putin.

That's true. If I put that video on Instagram and say Putin wrestling with bears, they're going to say it's Putin. But that's a nice beer. That pair wanted to fucking destroy this guy. Yeah, exactly. He has no chance with that brown bear, especially. Maybe a black bear you might can get away from.

That brown crazes half. That's a small bear. That's not a big bear. A puppy. But even them puppies are. strong as fuck. They are. Oh, wow. Man, we got five minutes of them fighting bears. That's crazy.

Yeah, you ain't fucking with Putin, bro. Man, get the fuck. Look a Putin. Putin handling that bear, bro. Bro. Come on, let's go to another question. We've already started a geopolitical war here on the brilliant idiots. No, it's very simple. There's a Saudi Arabian podcast that used to be fans of the brilliant idiots.

Now they want smoke. They're going to get a lot of smoke if they don't start turning on that fucking oil producers. What are they called out? Increase oil production. Come on, Tell, I don't like none of these questions. I like this. Baiku art. Is battle rap bullying are still in art form?

Shout out to my guy, Pat Stay, man. Do you know who Pat Stay is? No. He is a battle rapper and he is hilarious. And his battle raps are kind of like comedy roast. I've seen some of the battle rap shit and it's like, this shit is like, wild personal. and like just dark and fucked up,

but I'm gonna kill you, and I found out about your mom didn't love you and all that kind of shit. His shit is like roast, but funny. And sometimes you'll see the dude that he's rapping against, start to break and laugh. And I'm like,

oh, this is a really interesting way of doing this because it removes like any sort of like potential violent thing. You know why you're there. Say what? So you know why you're there. Yeah, it's like, hey, we're going at who could be kind of funnier and who could roast the other one better.

Like if you were roasting some dude and, you know, you're on a bus, Like, it's not, I'm going to say the meanest thing. It's like, how do I get everybody around here laughing? Oh, yeah, my mama, yeah. Exactly. But here's the thing, the reason I like this question, and we can end on this question, the reason I like this question is because I think it's an art form.

The reason I think it's an art form is because you know what you signed up for, but I also think comedy is an art form. Bullying can be an art for martial arts. A lot of things that are art forms, they've turned to bullying, is what I'm saying. How you use it. If you're a comedian and you're on a stage and you're roasting somebody in the front row, If you're a battle rapper, and the battle rapper is super violent, right?

So if I talk about shooting you 20 times, I don't really mean it. You know what I'm saying? It just sounds good when you rhyme 40 with shorty and the cow make you, you know. But certain things that be said, you'd be like, fam, I don't know how you come back from it. Yeah, that's hard.

They'll bring up people kids sometimes and you'd be like, fam, what is even going on up here? That's what I'm saying? I'm standing up with a down on you. What if a box? A box is signed up and get punched in the face. Yeah.

Well, they're going to actually do it. By the way, that's another great example. So when they have these press conferences, when they sell in the fight, and they telling each other, S&S, suck my D, and F your kids and all this and that, do they really mean it? Are they just selling the fight? Fam, fam.

There's a thing, so there's a fighter named Colby Covington who just beat Jorge Mosvado, this past week, right? And he's trying to promote a fight, or he would like to do a fight with Dustin Porrier. You guys know Dustin Porier. Yeah. Great fighter as well. And I thought he was retired.

I'm thinking about Daniel. No, no. And basically what happened is Colby said, he goes, now Dustin has, as a wife and Connor alleged that Dustin, Connor McGregor alleged that Dustin Porre's wife DM'd him. Right? They also have a kid together named Parker.

Now, now, Colby Covington said, hey, Dustin, get that Jezebel of a wife of yours and Conner's kid Parker, implying that Dustin's kid, Dustin's kid is not his kid, but actually Connor McCrigger's kid, on down to Las Vegas and let's have this fight. that is like wildly personal intro and if she really bad game fam

that's fine this is a fight game like this is like I watch boxing you watch boxing say all type of shit wow shit so for me I don't know if I care as much

but you're kid though but did she really do it though I grew up on hip-hop culture nobody asking her does she DM? If she really DM and might hurt if she didn't it's like there's a screen shot

I grew up on hip-hop coach I grew up on Tupac's saying you know what I'm saying that's why I fucked shit you fat motherfucker. You know what I'm saying? Are you able to say it right now because he really did it?

He fucked his wife. I don't know if he did or not. He did that. No, she said it didn't happen. You're right. Oh, she said it never happened. She said it didn't happen. What did they do?

We grew up with Nodd's saying he left condoms on Nause's baby mom's baby seat. I don't know if he left that, but maybe they had sex, me, him. I don't know. I'm just saying like that's like regular. You're trying to get into somebody's head.

Right. And then people died. People died because of that. People did die. Is that being a clown? So maybe it's too far. Maybe it's too far. Maybe it's over too far.

Maybe they went too far. Exactly. I think Tupac was too thorough for that to be able to say, I fuck your wife and didn't do it. That's kind of corny. I don't know. I don't know. All I'm saying is I've heard worse things is what I'm saying.

Yeah, but and then worse things happen. I'm just saying like bringing like kids into that shit. This is different though because you know the context of a fight. I'm fighting you. I'm trying to get in your head. I'm trying to fuck you up. And by the way, you said they're trying to get the fight made, right? Yeah.

So I'm trying to force you to fight me. I want to force you to fight me. I'm going to force you to sign this contract by saying, no, wow, this shit. So you sign this motherfucking contract and get and bring your ass in this ring. And also it's kind of like a good deal when you think about it. Because it's like, how much would somebody have to pay me in order to insult my child and allow me to beat them up for it? Because it's not like you don't also get to fight the man who says some shit about you. But you got to win that fight.

If that man is so sure child and then you get in that ring and get knocked out. Now I'm your daddy. Now I'm your daddy. Yeah. Okay. And your girl have to smash me because you already in my DMs. That's a wow. UFC don't pay enough though.

You're right. Because for me, my typing in a fucking money. He's sending a million dollars. Kobe didn't get what? A meal? I don't know exactly how much they get. Like maybe 500 a meal or something like that versus like, oh, I'm taking home $40 million. I might be okay with you saying a whole bunch of crazy shit.

I'm not going that I got 40 M's on the way. But I'm out of fighting for UFC and I'm getting $70,000 to myself. You know what they'll give you their wife for $40 million? Somebody give you their wife for $40 million. Imagine what kind of, imagine what kind of. Wax so crazy. Wax quick to give away a wife. I just thought you said if I was like, that's probably you wax.

That's probably you wax. We'll give away your wife for the 40s. Yes, he would. Imagine the fight that he caused in the house, though. If you got to go ask your girl, did you DM? Ouch. You know what I'm saying? She already unsented.

Yeah. She definitely unsigned. But you got to ask. No, he said he had a screenshot. You got to ask. But he's not going to leave his wife over a DM. Who would do that? Yeah, nah.

Who would ever leave their wife over a DM or because somebody liked that? You'd have to be homosexual, I think, to do that. Really? Yeah. Maybe. Because you don't really want to be with women anyway, right? Yeah, you don't want to be with women at all. So you'd be looking for a convenient excuse to leave.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I agree. I agree. I agree. I agree. That's wild behavior. Like, why would you do that? Real talk. That's silly. 100%. Come on, come on. Yeah, yeah.

All right. Stilo, thank you for joining us, my brother. You're all for having me. I'm for real, for real. What's your Instagrams and Twitter's and all that? All right. It's all St. Lobegram across the board. Make sure you go buy that collaboration album with him and Chanel West Coast. What's the car comes out on when? Yeah, Colorado Excursions, 317. I'm talking about.

St. Patrick's Day. That's right. And that's dope that you got Chanel on Ans. She has not on my brother. Shout to Chanel. She's from Colorado. She's actually Russian. She's from country. She's Russian, but she's not. She's Chinese. Yeah.

What? She's Russian. Oh, she's Russian? Yeah, yeah. You should put her a laugh on your intro. That'd be dope. Don't tell people that at a time like this. You really trying to get Chanel fucked up?

What? I was fucked up, yo. Chanel, I fuck with you, yo. I fuck with you too, Chanel. Tell your cousins to give us some more guys. Is it what? As always, if we listen to this podcast, you think we're smart, you think we're intelligent,

you think we're brilliant, you're absolutely right. But if you think we're just a couple of idiots who don't know shit, You're right, too. It's the brilliant idiotious podcast. Thank you for listening.