The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Joe and Jada - Drink Champs [Hour 2] - Pusha T's Pharrell-Drake rant + N.O.R.E. & Joe's history
Episode Date: July 22, 2025The hip hop podcast crossover we've all been waiting for: N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN, the co-hosts of Drink Champs, join Fat Joe and Jadakiss for a legendary episode of Joe and Jada. They discuss the evoluti...on of podcasting in hip hop culture, Pusha T calling up N.O.R.E. to rant about Pharrell's answer to a question about him and Drake. The episode predictably goes off the rails with hilarious stories about N.O.R.E. saving Joe's life in Germany, Jadakiss getting pressed by TSA, Joe discovering a young Pitbull in Miami, and N.O.R.E.'s early adoption of reggaeton with Daddy Yankee. 1:30 - Pusha T's rant about Pharrell's Drake take 16:00 - N.O.R.E. recalls Joe booking a show on vacation 19:00 - Joe & DJ EFN discuss Cuba 35:30 - Run Champs 48:00 - N.O.R.E.'s reggaeton album [Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.]See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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What's up with that conversation you had with Bush.
Brutiful.
See?
I want to hear about it.
Beautiful.
I want to know what's going on.
You know, I come from a universal man-speaking language, right?
If I say to you kiss, yo, giant don't call me back.
The minute you're supposed to see Giants, we're supposed to say, oh, giant, why don't you call them back?
But if I say to kiss,
Yo, between me and you, or off the record,
Giant don't call me back.
The minute you see John, you got to close your mouth.
But I've brung up that conversation.
From 4 o'clock in the morning to 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
I'm the sharpest you can ever speak to.
I'm the sharpest.
Like I'm up in the morning, I'm doing push-ups, I'm running,
I'm trying to get my life together.
Like, I'm sharp.
He calls me 6 o'clock in the morning.
So I remember this conversation,
to the teeth, to the teeth.
And he called me, and he,
it was the first time I ever seen Puster all these years,
like kind of have emotions.
Like, he was like, yo, how our boy did that?
So in case you don't know what I'm talking about,
Rale picked, he said both on drink,
quick time with slime, Drake or Pusha T.
He said both.
Puscher called me and was like,
yo, it was the first time I ever heard Pusher, like, raise his voice.
He was like, yo, you think 40 from OVO would have said the same?
And I'm just sitting there.
So when I'm bringing up this conversation with Puscher,
I'm bringing this up in honor.
I'm like, yo, that was honorable that he shared that with me.
I wasn't trying to.
So what I'm trying to say is when that conversation happened,
later on in that conversation, there was things that I brought up.
And I said, it's off the record.
This is off the record.
Or this is between me and you.
Because let's just talk about what we were talking about.
Puscher, who is famous, called Nory, who is famous,
about a producer,
Farrell, who is arguably more famous than both of us,
right, about a conversation
with one of the most famous people on the planet.
Drake!
And this all happened on drink chairs.
So I assume that this part of the conversation
wasn't off the record,
because we later on addressed that and said,
like I said, I'm sharp from 3 to 2 p.m.
I'm the sharpest in the world.
I remember this shit verbatim.
He never said,
that. So if I blew that up as a man, my bad.
If I blew that up. But I didn't, I didn't think I did. Like, at the end of the day,
no matter what, you're media now. I got to tell you that. Joe, hold on,
off the record. Like, I just told you about the smoke champ shit. You see how you used you
that on me? You see that on you? You're what the fuck? That was a person to do.
You see some. Oh, man. I knew it was something weird.
No, no. No, that was hard. That was hard. He didn't, he didn't. He didn't. He didn't. He didn't.
his job. He did his job. That's exactly what he's supposed to do. I'm trying to get this
guy to $100 million. Yeah, yeah. I've never seen the guy I'm trying to get to $100 million.
No, you do. No, you're doing it. That's how we're going to get the $100 million. You're doing your job.
I'm seeing what I'm saying? I'm smoke, drink, drink. I'm trying to do all this before.
So hold on. Let me finish. So let me finish. So with Pusher, like Puscher, malice.
You know, I knew him since they, they called him Terry, Terrence. You know what I'm saying?
Like, it's bad to terror. This is my family. This is my family.
So, you know, they laughed it off, you know what I'm saying?
So I sent him a text like, you know, I'm coming back, you know what I'm saying?
Like that type of shit.
But let me, let me make this clear.
That's my family.
They got the best album right now.
I still working out to it.
I was offended that he said I clout chased when he said everyone, he said, you know, it's album time.
You know, everyone wants to clickbait.
I just want to address that part.
That part, I don't need clickbait.
They come every month.
My work is good.
It speaks for itself.
It speaks for itself.
I don't have to clickbait.
So that part I want to address it.
But other than that, other than that,
if I in any way, shape, form of fashion,
blew up something that I wasn't supposed to blow up.
As a man, I apologize.
I'm a real way.
But I don't think I did.
Now, I can say to the two people that still believe I'm not cat,
a guy who thinks I'm real,
I've had two.
I'm going to cap a lot now.
You should be captain
I'm capped with broken leg
Like they fucking me up
You're not catching this shit
You are not catching
I'm catching everything
And you represent
They're fucking
They're taxed you
Every time you do like this
They're like yeah
Jada got our back
He no Joe capping
This nigga line again this
But for the two people
The 1% of America
I've had so many deep conversations
With Norie that you can't even believe
He has never repeated
I've never repeated.
I have to say with Norley.
Thank you.
What I can say is if he knew he couldn't say that, he wouldn't do that.
You know, that's, I've had too many conversations.
Don't know what conversations.
I want to tell, I want to say what else.
Like, this was.
Can we say what else?
No, no, no, definitely.
You know, no.
We ain't.
This is the time.
We try to fix it.
Every time we try to fix it.
He tried to rip it back off.
Yeah.
You know, listen, now's the time.
Yeah.
To really get this over with one shot to you.
That's what he did.
It's not.
What's your say?
Yeah.
We've had conversations in 20 years.
In 20 years.
This is our deep conversation.
Like, sometimes you don't realize the relationship you have with a person,
how long you know what a person to a person.
Like, I was in grinding.
I was on grinding.
I was on the remix and I'm in the video.
Like you said,
lean back.
So it's like, if it's a misunderstanding,
I get it and I get why he didn't call me
first because what I did
was publicly. So he had to respond publicly.
So that's why I'm responding publicly.
You know, I...
But it's all love. But at the end of the day,
that's not who I'm not a person
who chases clout. I'm a person
who has integrity. I have a person
who has integrity. I have morals.
And I'm very, very creative. I'm too creative
to bite anybody else
that's there. I've always been my own style.
I always stay to my own lane
because it's never been traffic there.
But, Norrie, let me ask you
you why you always say finger popping.
There's an episode that you was on, man.
He's talking about it.
He's like, yo, you finger pop,
you just this, that.
He won't do that because he loved it.
He already told me.
He said, you break up with your wife,
she's still going to be my sister.
It's the only nitty in the melody
because, you know, we, you know,
we're the type, you break up.
We don't know.
You don't know.
Yeah, this guy here.
He already signed
the petition like, yo,
you're not getting rid of my sister.
If you do,
she's still family.
That's horrible.
Oh, that's hard.
Yeah, I know, I know, but it's horrible
because she got a little, at least Noria
be my friend.
You know, we talk about it's all.
You turn the shit off.
New life.
Enjoy your new life.
And you made it.
Let me tell you something.
You got with a golfer.
Good.
for you.
This life.
This is a different head.
You understand?
Now walk up in there,
you know, front row,
the lights is on you
and all like they're good luck.
But what are those called,
though, Joe?
What are those thoughts?
I don't know.
These are some old,
what are they,
now?
These are regular.
No, no,
they're not regular.
They're not regular.
They're not regular.
They don't do that.
Like,
I think the money.
He's ain't 5,000.
Who else you're going to act?
Huh?
If he don't.
don't know it's over.
Your man, you fucked up, man, you fucked up.
You're supposed to be the sneaker fishing Nano.
I had a real challenge
with picking the sneaker because I got a bunch of shit.
That's fine.
That went right.
You got almost the same outfit with the Eggerville Blanga, right?
That fight?
The Belonga had the New Evita on this boat taken.
Okay, okay.
Right?
This was the Amanda Serrana fight.
Okay, okay, okay.
Nobody was fly.
I have a problem.
We went to Santropay.
You think he had to leave that flashed in the,
and you had to leave the flash in the suitcase.
A fucking city lab is for short.
Nobody was coming through with that shit.
What I do,
whether I'm in Harlem,
San Josepay,
Africa,
I'm staring at outfits at all time.
I'm looking at everybody's feet.
I'm looking at outfits.
I'm thinking you bringing it.
I'm out there.
I'm like,
yo,
I'm not going to keep wearing $10,000 outfits
when dudes is wearing $2 outfits.
Like, you know,
Norrie can't fly,
but that was all his wife's birthday.
besides him,
nobody's office was out there hidden.
So I just stood with a black tea
and kept my Louis shit for the show.
Like, I'm not going to go throw the shit on for no reason,
but I went to Amanda Serena and nobody was flying.
I went up in there,
nobody was flying.
Even the fly guys, like Fab, he wasn't really fly.
Now I'm keeping it a buck.
Shut off.
The guys who use them straight,
the kids who take this shit serious,
they ain't come out.
You know how he's wild.
Some comments.
What?
You watch the con.
You better get ready for the comments.
Fab,
that's,
Bav is responding.
I just saying that.
I just say it.
No.
Sometimes he took the night off.
He had a graffiti t-shirt with it.
I know what he had on.
I wasted the outfit,
by the way.
So I bought it on the fucking show
because I know it's going to be the most ratings.
The biggest,
we got the drink champs here.
So I got to rock this shit again.
How about five?
You got double the dough.
How about Monica?
Well, you gave him that again?
I went to the man of Sarano.
No, no, I just asked him.
And I wore this outfit.
And then it was it.
And I usually...
You're overkill, so you had to...
No, I ain't get it off.
You know how much money this shit is?
No fuck out of you.
I got to get his fist here.
Shout out.
Got to give Howard his love, back.
Howard and Motega.
Shut Howard out.
Man, I met Howard over there, Bote.
I was going to jerk me too,
because I was going to go in some real poppy shampoo shit.
He ain't really sending it to the crib.
He said to jacking out the pen.
They got stupid fly shit over there.
I was waiting.
That's what I wanted.
Like, you know, I got the sun tan.
I've been suntaned.
You know what I'm saying?
I wanted to walk up in there
with this linen, crazy,
Botega shit, but it ain't come.
So I went pinky in the brain.
He's been suntanning.
Just the pinky in your brain.
Right.
Because you can't.
Dumb,
dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb.
I don't know what he's the high feet.
He went crazy to it.
No, that's the high feet.
You know they got that shit
Dumb, dumb, dumb,
yo, yo.
I live off a wins.
When my brother wins,
I'm too happy for him.
When my brother wins,
I'm too happy for him.
It's trying to stick somebody up.
It might be your friend.
He got all the money.
He got all the money.
I'm shooting, though.
Him and Rich playing.
Oh, no, you might have
but suits in your house.
You in Miami?
Are you a guy?
gun collector.
Of course.
And the avid, right?
You got some bullets you want to use, too.
Them shit's about this.
You know, when I live in plantation,
I had to come and see my little friend.
I was begging for a dude to walk in that.
Because you know, they walk in that door.
You know, the murder game is different, right?
It's different.
No.
What are you talking about?
No.
No.
You know, what are you talking about?
Let me say something.
13.
Allegedly, it's different
when people allegedly
throw the hoodie on and the mask
and they got beef with somebody
roll up, brought themselves in a car,
bike, whatever handled their business.
That's a murder.
A guy protecting his wife
and his family and his home,
he's doing what he had to do.
You jump up in there, he's going to pull out the big...
You got the big shit, right?
EFN, you got super soak up.
That shit of leave holes.
in them doors this fucking big
horse.
Yo.
In Miami, I won't argue.
Let me tell you something.
Yo, let's keep it up up.
In New York City,
I'd invited the cops to the Frankfurt stand.
Yo, you know, this
meaning...
You're the soundbice of the thing is crazy.
No, I'm going to argue with everybody.
Anybody think they're tough?
I'm coming.
Rap'n'all in Miami
If a grandfather is in the gas station,
pumping gas,
can you say something to me?
I'm staying, right?
Yeah, everybody got a gun.
When you go get your gun license in there,
you see old ladies getting their license with the big,
everybody's strap.
Do me a favor.
We go to restaurants and the ladies with us.
And we got six wives,
they're all strapped.
We're hammers.
that everybody, if everybody in Miami said,
oh, fucking pull your gun out, shoot at each other.
Oh, no, it's the biggest massacre you ever seen in your life.
Everybody's trapped.
I'm not arguing over a parking spot.
They cut me off.
I'm not doing it.
I'm telling you, everybody's strap.
So I know, I know you can't wait.
You and that Kendall.
I know you can't wait.
What are you talking about?
I just watched ballerina.
got a fire gun, you probably got that shit
in the shit.
I got some thing.
Why are you exposing my man's gun connection?
He ain't when nobody knows.
You don't tell people you got it.
You don't tell them?
No.
No, I know.
You do look like a gun owner.
Like, like, I ain't going to lie.
Like, I ain't going to lie.
I'm on your team.
I'm on your team.
But you do look like a gun owner.
You strapped.
Nah, he got a heavy duty.
Let me ask you all, because I went on vacation with Joe,
and Joe took a show on vacation.
I've never seen this before.
Two of my mom.
How about what to Dubai for the royal wedding?
Shout out, Rasha Bilhaban.
Salat.
What's your name on?
Al-Ham de la.
My name over there is Ali Qishani.
I go, hi, I am Ali Kishani.
And they go back and be like,
your fat Joe, get the fuck out.
I want to play the wrong.
You know what I'm saying?
I want to be in this shit.
So I went to Dubai to the wedding
and caught that club blue,
shout out shit,
did the show there,
get the bag,
you definitely know about this.
Then I went to Santro Paid.
And I'm like,
oh,
let's go club,
club VIP with Jean Roch in them
and go get the bag.
It pays for the hotel.
Because you guys pick expensive hotels.
Norville,
you are the most expensive.
You know,
you help them out.
If this shit don't work
You should have
On the side
You should have
I got some land
There's something
Man, yo give him a tent
Over there in Kevin
Like yo
I'm gonna take care
My brother
If it's definitely flexing
No relax
No he's wearing a shit
With see-through backs
The fucking watches
And all complications
I'm having all this shit
That shit costs money
Don't get to
He invested. He invested.
No, he got money.
You are like rich player.
I know for a...
I think I borrowed some money from rich.
I had to pay him bill.
I said, rich pay it.
I pay you back.
He got all the money in the world.
The man won't buy a fucking croissant.
He'll get you one in a tight.
He won't buy a croissant.
All the day, we asked him to bring some melbourne on.
We got the pool party.
He bought three chicken wings.
A couple collard greens.
I'm like, yo, bro, it's ten of us.
You just, oh, the rest of the messed up the order.
Now, fuck you.
You paid $39.
not.
You come through
the fucking goods.
I do it to everybody,
but I make them hot on the streets.
That's the Ness,
got mustard on the shirt right now.
He hot right.
He called me up and said
he got a lot more bookings now.
You see, the biggest line
you ain't realized is when they go
New York.
And Jay-Z says,
your hove, I'm making you hot out here.
You got hove.
He told G.
O-G.
He said, your one.
O-G.
Don't get that fuck.
up. That's the number one anthem in the
fucking universe. He shot
the God out. So it's like
I'm making you hot. At least that's how I
see it, right? He didn't say
OG had mustard on these shit.
OG got a lot of money,
man, listen, when this guy,
when this guy, and don't think
it goes unnoticed, every time
you're on your show and you get
an opportunity to big up the brother
Joe and you jump in or
you get somebody to talk about that, Joe,
you just, I appreciate it. Quick time.
slime.
He's right.
I should get an award for that.
I got the most entries.
Let me ask you a smart.
Now I'm going to go smart, right?
We're both Cuban.
Right?
Welcome back.
He keeps going, he kept an award for a part-time Cuban on the CF, eh,
no, no, but this is for my head to, uh, Cubano.
Yeah, he said, de vola.
He said, he said, he won't.
He said, he won't.
You said it.
Goelah.
Yeah, conwelt.
When you...
Listen, let's see something.
America has this policy.
Right?
This is a real smart question.
You're a smart guy.
America has a policy
where they feel like...
If you go to Cuba
and spend any kind of money over there,
you're helping the regime.
It used to be with Castro,
and now it's with whoever's in charge.
Right.
Same go.
But our Cuban people are really suffering big time.
Right.
They put the light on two hours a day,
they're fucked up.
You can't go to the restaurant
and be like,
yo, I take the chichita.
I don't let boil you.
I take the dish.
You can't refrigerate your food out.
You can't even refrigerate your food.
So it's horrible.
Right?
And my father always warned me
and said,
don't go to Cuba.
Because you live in Miami
and the Cubans in Miami
will be at your doorstep protesting
because they wit that.
They don't,
they win America.
Let's not feed nobody over there.
Do you think that's correct,
that policy?
No.
I don't,
I mean,
There's, there's, it's deep.
It's deep because it's true.
You go and spend money out there.
That's trickling up to the government and they hold it.
They're like a mafia.
And they keep that money and they don't spread it out.
The government is rich out there.
What about the people?
That's what I'm saying.
But I think my thing is if you go out there,
if they allow people to go out there and interact,
then the people will be inspired to make a movement out there to change things.
You're an iller question.
When will Cuba be free?
You see it?
That's a million dollar question.
we wouldn't know.
Look, we've had an embargo on Cuba,
which we choked,
which our government has choked Cuba,
which allowed the government in Cuba to say,
it's not us,
is the Yankees.
They're the ones doing it.
They use it as a scapegoal.
It's them really, too.
By the way, you want to know how Cuban I am?
By the way, I was born in the hospital in the Bronx
when Larry Davis shot them cops right across the street.
It ain't my fault.
I'm part of this history going on.
Bronx, Lebanon.
one of my cousins
went to Cuba to free Cuba
you remember when three Cubans went
like maybe 20 years ago
and that's actually one of my
fucking cousins
went to Cuba to try to free Cuba
he was in jail
for 20 something years
came home like five years ago
and he died already
came home after jail they put him in jail for
20 years and my cousin
that's how Cuban I am
I can't lie to you guys.
They call me the Forrest Gumpah hip-up.
Something happened.
I won it.
Hey, it's us, the Jonas brothers.
And guess what?
We have some big news.
What's the news,
huge news?
We created our own podcast called,
Hey, Jonas.
We invented a podcast?
Well, we didn't invent it.
We just contributed to it.
We're the first people to do podcasts.
Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts.
starting a trend.
But this one's extra special.
So how do we actually come up with a name,
Hey Jonas, guys?
I honestly don't remember.
I think it was on a call about what we should call it.
Well, we were thinking I'm originally calling it
one of the early names of our band.
Before Jonas Brothers.
This is how you guys remember it going down?
Yes.
I have a very different memory of this.
We were talking about a thing,
a bit for the podcast,
where people could call in and say,
Hey, Jonas.
And then I wrote down on my little,
Notepad, Hey Jonas, and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast.
But thanks for remembering that, guys.
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Let me ask you, Jada.
Jada, this is you.
Fuck.
You stop.
Great.
Every month, this clip keeps coming up.
I don't think you ever got asked to it.
Whereas me and you have...
The party party party.
That's where I first...
That was the first put the hood on.
Right.
Looked over there.
That was the first...
That was the beginning of the hood, yeah.
That was the king of the hood.
That was the beginning.
enough.
So I invited.
Yeah, I heard that you was trying to...
I was trying to do something different.
And then it was...
So what I'm saying is,
when it goes viral for me,
it works out for me because it's on the show.
What do you think every time that shit?
Like, you know...
No, I go...
I have a little bit of crack moment.
I go in the comments and start seeing,
but once I see people, like,
Kiss wasn't with that shit.
You can see Kiss with...
Just look at Kisses.
I've been able to
Woolside again long as they know
I mean, I was really
I was hungry
I remember I was a little bit grumpy
that day anyway
then he came talking
that party party shit
he always threw me off with that
Right
And Fab can answer that a little bit better too
I mean I see
From what I thought
I thought Fab had different vodka
It wasn't Surraat
You actually made it make sense
Because he was talking business terms
in riddles.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The world don't know.
He's saying what's going on with,
I gave you some bread in.
That's what it looked like.
I'm going to say you're drinking
cold cold more.
Yeah.
You fixed that.
Yeah,
because it was a fire
and it worked out.
We hope that was it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And your Finn wasn't there.
Smart men.
Yeah.
No, I was on vacation.
He's like, I'm in Tennessee.
You don't remember this.
Okay.
I'm with the fan.
He's like, yo, let's go.
I'm doing drink champs in L.A.
I can't.
And then he did.
knock it out.
You went to a gun show in Tennessee.
No, man.
I was with a family in Tennessee.
I fucking went to a gun on the boat
and he been riding.
Cranbo.
He went to a gun show.
He went to Tennessee.
I was about to say that.
He went out there.
No, it was like some Christmas shit and cabin shit.
Let me tell you the craziest shit, right?
Because we're blessed.
And we're from New York originally.
And there's racism, but it's an under.
It's like hiding.
It's like sexy racist.
They can't tell you.
Everybody works together.
white, blacks,
they hiding.
Man, the first time I went to a movie theater
by my house and plantation
and the white boys pulled up next to me
with the whole truck.
Duke's a has?
Confederate flag with the fucking shoddy
on the back window.
I looked at my son was like,
my son was like, your dad.
My son was like, your dad.
I said, don't look at these people.
Don't keep walking.
Doing back in time, man.
I said, keep walking in the movie.
you've seen shit like that in Florida.
Yeah, Florida.
More North, like plantation Central Florida.
Not Ken do, though.
I saw 18 wheeler.
An 18 wheeler.
Do a wail.
All fucking gold.
All Confederate flagged, the whole 18 wheeler.
And I was like, they won't drive this shit down, Harlem or ATL.
Not this, but they had that shit out there out there.
Yeah, no.
It's actually racist.
I experienced some race.
I don't even know.
know if it was racist.
Something happened to me
that they didn't even think of ever.
Today?
Today.
Yeah, I'm going through the thing.
Pre-check.
Yeah, boy.
Right?
I got TSA pre-check.
I've been selected
randomly.
They got it.
We always...
Today, they selected me
off the line
to the regular line.
I said,
what the fuck?
You ever heard of that?
No.
Like from the TSA pre-check
to the other...
I went to the thing.
TSA pre-chut.
Them.
Let me see it.
ID, take the picture.
You've been randomly selected to go through the regular.
No, me.
Oh, why?
Let me speak to the manager.
I speak to somebody to them.
Yeah, no, that's a such thing.
Me?
When?
A such thing.
You know what I thought is?
Sexy racism.
Every airport you go to, they got, like, different rules.
Like, you can show up at some airport.
Like, what time that happened to me, it gives me this, this is the one time.
racism hit me so legendary.
And I got that picture with you
when you was like Fat Joe.
You were chubby and I was in front of the world.
I wasn't like Fat Joe.
You know, listen.
I was just a little big.
I used a little chunky Jaded kiss.
He hates when I put up that picture,
but we was fucking.
I don't.
I got the Rose Royce.
I need him on my team.
I need him.
If I could say he's from the Bronx,
I'm going to say it one second.
So we got the Rose Royce.
Right?
I got the.
big Sky Blue Rose Royce.
Serge comes home from jail
from his first bid.
He comes home that day.
And I got to show.
I think we're going to Summer Jammer and some shit.
So I'm not making this up.
I pull over on the Jersey turnpike
to get what?
Two glissies.
From the nation.
I wasn't ready.
National.
What's the shit?
What Nathan?
Nathan's?
I got two glizzies, right?
I go to fat fuck records.
I'm going to.
about that. So I fat
fuck records. So I come back in
I eat two glitzies my car's
park. That's fast. It's a
brand new rose royics. This shit like a half
a ticket, whatever. I just
got it. I sit
in the car. Don't pull off.
I'm about to eat my glissie.
Surge is in the front. He's
not supposed to be in Jersey. He just
came home. He's on that
rolling and all that, right?
Bang, bang, bang.
The hardest
shit you ever heard is a flashlight.
on the window.
This window, I'm thinking
without exaggerating or lying,
might be a $20,000
window, right? This shit is a half
a ticket car. Right?
So I open the window.
I'm not even driving.
I'm not doing nothing more. I open the window. I'm like,
your officer, what's up? Why are you banging on my shit like that?
Right? And I really don't talk bad
to the cops at all.
Like, I'm usually,
I take it on the chin, keep it.
moving because I feel like we can't win, right?
So I start talking to him, slick. I forget surges
in the car, right? So I'm like, yo, what's up?
What's you? It's the car. It's half a million dollar
car. You hit the window. Yo,
this that, license, this. I got everything. What you're
talking about? He said, you think
you're smart, huh? I said,
excuse me? Now, this guy was
Gomer Powell. He had to boots
up to his knee with the little
hat, with the little
the little brim. The little
swim. He was. He was,
was Gomer Powell.
So I'm sitting there like this and I'm like, but I'm,
you know, I'm acting up.
I'm young.
Got the Rose Royce going to do Summer Jam.
Lean back's number one, right?
He goes,
you see that?
He said, what?
He pushed the flashlight on.
By the way, these rugs are fur.
Yeah.
The fuck.
He goes,
you see that, Rob?
I said, what, Rob?
It was a pebble.
there. Like, for when you walk, you pick up a pebble.
He said, fat, Bob. I said, it's a pebble.
He said, you know what I see?
Crack cold candy.
And here in Jersey, we put it in the lab, and it takes three days to come back.
So you got to sit in jail for three days.
I looked like this, and I heard the song, Change, going to come.
Oh, yes, it is.
Yo, I said, it was cool by the,
River.
I'm looking at this shit.
I say, yo, I see
Malcolm X floating by.
I said, yo, you know what?
I see you right, officer.
I'm sorry for talking with you like that.
No problem.
I don't know.
These guys, they could change
the whole forecast
in one second.
So, you know,
we just all got to deal with it.
And the gem in that story is,
I always tell you,
don't argue with the cops.
That's like a player
arguing with the referee,
like a ballpark.
arguing with the record.
The call's made.
He's the judge.
You're not changing it.
Unless you're doing it.
There ain't none of this shit.
Mike changed it.
Mike made the refs re-switch the call before.
That's why he's a fact.
You know,
Mike told him I ain't like that call.
You didn't like it, Mike?
And switch.
Speaking of the clickbait.
We go to these sports shows and they try to say,
you know,
that Mike ain't the goat.
There's like, that's the clickmate in their shit.
Like, they want you to respond.
and Mike's to go.
Nobody close.
The Bron one's out of L.A.
Yo, listen.
EFN, I want to thank you.
For having all that money.
I'm coming out of your serious cage
because you don't come outside.
He was making up to y'all
because he missed last week.
He missed three shows.
He's like, oh, yeah.
I'm sorry.
I'll bring me a history off rip.
He stood us up three times.
He gets one more.
This would have been blasted.
He's like, I'll bring an extra person with me.
Oh, today, yo, Yom Reilly ought to have
smoking queens.
No, I'm not.
What's going on with Run Chance, man?
What's next?
Oh, it's so healthy.
Seeing you everywhere.
You're doing...
Well, it's something that...
It's something that I'm passionate about.
It's something that I'm doing.
You know, Buster Rhimes called me
and we were speaking.
I don't remember if he called me or I called him.
He's like, so what do you get at the end of this?
Like, like...
And I realized that,
describing running to a person who doesn't run,
you sound stupid.
Like, I sound, like, if you're not into this,
like, you know what I'm saying?
Like, like, I was in Naples.
Your passion.
I was in Naples.
And, you know, I commented on,
and this guy's watch.
I was like, hey, man, nice watch.
And he looked at mine and he was like, nice watch, whatever.
And I felt like he was snobby, right?
So I was, I had to let him know.
I was like, you know, I just wear that to swim.
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
That's, you know, and then.
other guy came over and it's like, you see me take pictures.
So he asks me, what are you doing?
I realize how kind of stupid I sound to a person that's not a runner.
Like if you describe being on the bar to a person that don't do the bar,
they'll probably look at you crazy because it's,
because it's a whole percent of the population, there's only one percent that runs, right?
So we're automatically, we outcast, you know what I'm saying?
That's why when you see another runner, you're supposed to say to another runner,
you know what I'm saying?
Or be like, yeah, you are outside?
You got to salute them.
It's like when a black person see another black person,
we university go like this to each other, right?
All the time.
So a runner has to salute another runner.
This is a world that I love.
Like my father used to jog.
I never jogged with my father.
My father used to box,
never boxed with my father.
But as he passed away,
this is something that I became addicted to.
It's something that helps me.
I wake up in the morning no matter what.
I don't care how much I did the night before.
I'm going to give you five miles.
I'm going to give you three miles.
But then I got maniac people who, you know,
who get down with me, you know what I'm saying?
Because anybody who runs with me?
Yeah, because...
Yo, but his son is busting his ass in the underwent.
He's incredible.
He's a big.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Nakai.
Yo, Nakai.
Nakai's an elite runner.
You know your kids are bugged out.
Yeah.
That makes things.
Those are my nephew.
Right.
By the way, I'm going to make a pledge.
He's elite runner, right here.
Yeah.
Not that they need it, but you know your family's my family.
Right.
God forbid, anything ever happened to you, your family ain't my family.
Right.
And they good.
But you are different.
You're the second part of the family.
I get it fucking, you're hanging out over there with guy fishing,
all the niggis with mix on and shit.
Hold on, let me finish with Runchamps.
Well, first of what, we don't really even call it right there.
You're an expensive.
Runchamps is the name of the crew.
The actual thing is healthy high.
But it started out with me, my boy Mitch and my boy Lowe's,
are they both over there.
And, well, it started out with, like, 10 of us at first, right?
We were wake up in the morning, and out of the 10, it's just three left.
So we were like, wait a minute, like, you know, we don't want to, and then I forget how
Biz and Messar came.
I think it was Vegas.
Biz and Messer came to Vegas, and he ran with Tim's on, and we went viral with me.
Spisket, you've been running two?
Yeah, yeah.
So, um.
Run with no Tens no more.
Yeah, he better not.
So we did that.
And then what we started to notice is what I just said earlier with Rough Riders.
You crazy.
Rough Riders will go everywhere and they would have different chapters everywhere,
just similar to like what we did in Germany.
But with Run Champs, I've been down at least 27 years, right?
My album, N-O-R-E just turned 27 years old, right?
On the run-in.
On the run-in, which is what you just think about that.
So think about that, right?
out of all these 27 years career,
this is the first time
I have never been denied a permit.
Like all this famous shit I've been doing,
believe it or not,
I can't film anywhere I want to
because the norie name
was attached to something different.
The run-chance name is so clean.
It's so clean.
They give me the permit,
like, we're damn they're not paying,
and it's influential.
Like, it's one thing that
you know, I used to make music and people used to come up to me and say,
you, I did a bid to your shit.
That shit is, it's a compliment, but it's the worst compliment ever.
Like, I don't want, I didn't even want you to do a crime.
And like, and they'll claim me.
They'd be like, man, that whole bid, man, I'm stabbing it up.
And you all shit.
It's like, hold on, buddy.
No, no, the last one on one I had.
The last one on one fight.
That's on God.
The last one on one.
You know, I had to fight this guy.
on America's Most Wanted.
Go Google.
Go to the phone.
Asked motherfucker.
Go ask motherfucker.
Don't make me say...
Don't make me say the name.
This guy was on America's...
His biscuit.
You go find out.
America's most wanted.
Telling y'all the truth.
He was cocked-easoo.
He should have won.
He ain't win.
Let me explain, Senator you.
I'm driving over there.
Cool and Drake.
You, Miami.
it's different. I'm in the studio with them. I don't tell them. I'm going to fight. I'm in my car.
And I'm blasting what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what. This is how I'm going to the fight.
What, what, what, what, what, what, what, what. Ching Bing, you got to know the story, you know the story, Ching Bing.
Because all the Bronx guys was there. Everybody ever want to see me fighting lose or get beat up and this and this and that, they was all there.
So I'll pull up, but I'll pull up the.
Norrie. What, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what.
Now, nephew, I have an uncle.
My uncle Jaboo for 29 years in New York State.
He's one of the ugly ones.
That's who I brought to home me down in that.
When all these guys who did years in jail, they didn't even know Jaboo was my uncle.
While I'm listening to Norrie,
my uncle's saying
Nephew, I'm gonna fuck you up if you lose
You better not lose
I'll fuck you up if you lose
You do whatever
You bite you scratch
You dis this stuff fuck that shit
We fucking them up
Nephew
I said yo Jab
I got this
I went over there
I handled my business
But the last one-on-one I ever had
On the planet Earth
What?
I thought that was said
I thought that was this last
That was the last one-on-one
I haven't you know what it is
to have a one-on-one.
You know what it is to be fat Joe, the rapper,
driving Rose Royces with you
and actually going to the hood
to fight a nigga on America's Most Wanted,
one-on-one?
You know what a fair one is?
Shoot a fair one, and he's cocked-de-you.
This guy was cocked-de-you.
He should have won.
I actually went there to lose.
I said, yo, Joe, fight him toe-to-to-toe.
Don't play games with him.
Just go blow-for-blow.
You know what it, almost like when they do them
shit's now the smacks.
If you can handle it,
the other guy comes,
with the smack,
that's what I was there for.
I was for this.
Let's go blow for blow.
Whoever got a bigger chin,
it is what it is.
Unfortunately,
because that guy right there,
he's an honorable guy.
You know I'm talking about you.
You're an honorable guy because you took the L
with grace and you never talked shit
and fuck Joe or Joe might as he's a real guy.
That time,
That time.
Where you fought him?
They were looking for?
On gone.
The Bronx know if y'all want to lie,
y'all can lie if y'all want.
It was all the America's most wanted.
The reason I fought him is because it was going to get real dicey.
And we're going to have to do something.
You know, the best bet was one-on-one.
The best bet is always one-on-one.
I'm telling you the truth.
He's like, all right, if you know your people are going to go to jail,
they're going to go to jail, is going to get too crazy.
This is all my
He told me
I want to put hands on you
I was like
I'm going to have a tough time
doing that
beloved and I'm fat fat
Joe
I'm like
480 pounds
you know what I'm not
different weight class
you know what I'm saying
I'm sorry to me
with the skeleton on
you got watch
watch
we got watch stalkers
watch stalkers with our
Smith TV
um
we're going on
at mayor
my boy Mitch
We're going to get, you know, we're actually putting artists with jewelers
or artists with, like, watch dealers, and that's 100% independent on Drink Chats Network.
I'm going to be my own guinea pig.
I love it, but no, wrong.
I'm your guinea pig.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
I forgot.
You are my husband.
When they tell you Joe Crack ain't really young, man.
When they try to tell you all that shit in Queens, he was like, look, well,
then there ain't been a sacrificial land for this guy.
Any invention nor he ever made.
Even Regga Tone, when I told him not to go, I was in the video.
Oh, oh, like even when I said, yo.
And let me clarify that.
The reason I was worried for Reggie Tone is because CNN is a staple in underground real hip-hop.
And I knew he was going to catch backlash.
For that, he's like the locks, CNN.
You know, this is the true fucking, you know, Maudeep.
So I was like, yo, I don't know if you should do that.
because it's going to hurt you in this real world.
There's...
You went to Rich Cotton.
I want to...
He stopped this socks.
Yeah, yeah.
Let me tell you something about Jay to guys.
He stopped this shots.
He's a funny dude.
He got it.
Yo, watch.
Hey, it's us, the Jonas brothers.
And guess what?
We have some big news.
What's the news,
huge news?
We created our own podcast called,
Hey, Jonas.
We invented a podcast?
Well, we didn't invent it.
We just contributed to a first people to do podcasts.
Pretty, yeah, pretty wide range of podcasts throughout there.
But this one's extra special.
So how do we actually come up with a name, Hey Jonas, guys?
I honestly don't remember.
I think it was on a call about what we should call it.
Oh, we were thinking I'm originally calling it one of the early names of our band before Jonas Brothers.
This is how you guys remember it going down?
Yes.
I have a very different memory of this.
We were talking about a thing, a bit for the podcast,
people could call in and say, hey, Jonas.
And then I wrote down on my little notepad, Hey Jonas,
and offered it up as a potential title for the podcast.
But thanks for remembering that, guys.
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Me and hilarious guests from Bob Odenkirk to David Letter
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Some call it grotesque.
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Either way, the podcast's Superhuman documented it all, embedded in the games and with the athletes for a full year.
Within probably 10 days, I'd put on 10 pounds.
I was having trouble stopping the muscle growth.
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Jay DeKiss is real funny.
He's having a great time torturing me on this show.
I'm telling you, my partner, man.
You're my brother.
But I forgot what the fuck I was saying.
It's Alzheimer's.
No, no, no.
I love reggae tone.
I love what they doing.
We're going to the Bad Bunny.
We go on to Puerto Rico.
So we love our reggae throne brothers.
But the only reason I was worried was like Norrie's, uh, run DMC.
He's locks.
He's more deep.
He said that.
Going into that was going to blemish his legacy.
Yeah, but I think I may be the only human being that ever came to tell him that.
If we think that, am I the only one of your friends?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Cuban.
And you know, Norris came to be like this.
I pain, right?
Because no disrespect, you know, we can't call them yes, man, because they still with him
30 years later, that really is team.
Right?
But, you know, I watch guys play me their album
and they shit was trash.
Not reggae tone, hip-hop.
And the whole crew was like,
yo, yo!
And they're like, crap, what you think?
And I'm like,
they went that to that.
I can't even, you know, you got to be careful.
So he got everybody's in the studio
reggae toned out.
I'm like, yo, bro, let me.
Same thing to happen.
Everybody's reggae tone down.
What you got to realize.
Let me finish.
Let me finish.
Okay, let me just say something.
When you got to realize, when you're the first, you always kind of look stupid.
When you're the first.
When you're the first, you always.
We appreciate what you did for.
And then you have to actually, like, to tell you the truth, like, I met Bad Bunny with you.
You, you, you, at once a year, you bring me to the next game.
You hold me down.
And by the way, by the way, I really appreciate you because I'm a playoff type of guy.
Like, once it's in the playoffs, then I'm a,
and then I'm locked in.
I'm not really,
I'm not in like that.
Mitch will have to tell me,
Ed, and you broke me
to the most important game.
Yeah, to the most important game.
You know why?
It ain't even about you.
I love to show unity to the world.
And show that my brother,
if I got a courtside ticket,
that they're calling me.
Me and you talk about this all the time.
They all calling me from LA for this.
Billionaires, all the guys I know,
like, Joe, can I sit?
This guy is threatening me.
Everybody wants that seat.
Everybody, you know that nephew, don't lie.
Come on, give it up.
Your nephew, you know, don't lie.
That's that prime time.
Right?
So I go get my brother, I said, come on,
get your neck out for ready.
We're going.
Of course, for real, Joe, we have to do that to show people.
The thing is most magical and legendary about the locks
is that they never broke up and they stood together.
We got to show them.
loyalty and unity at all times.
So that's what I love about that.
What I was saying is, thank God you did that for reggae tones.
No, but my thing is, so I want to tell the story real quick.
So I go up there, so you know, please, like, I come out of my house.
I come we sit in the lobby.
I go with noise, you know, you're seeing that.
You Queens.
You murdering.
I'm still that.
I'm running.
That's an drinking.
You know.
Hold up.
You know.
He didn't have a time, but I go like this, and he turns around and goes.
His eyes open so wild, he said, they gave me the bag.
I said, they gave me such and such a money.
I said, I had to leave.
The man said they gave him the bag.
But I didn't, just like run chaps, I didn't go there for the bag.
I went there for passion.
Like, to tell you the truth, I did a party in Puerto Rico.
This is how this is real talk.
This is real.
Because I sometimes I describe it as a genius.
but let me just tell you really what happened.
I went to Puerto Rico.
It's my first time in Puerto Rico.
I don't speak Spanish.
I'm not fluent like that.
I can understand that.
You can't talk about me in Spanish.
I'll know that.
I'll get us out of Bratisl Square Garden
if it's a stabbing.
Like I know enough Spanish
not to get jerk when I bought work.
You know what I'm saying?
So I go to Puerto Rico.
This is when Jaru is like 10 million.
He's the hottest dude on the planet.
I get to Puerto Rico.
They're like, yo, Jaru's at your show.
And this is when I'm,
tomorrow, you know,
what I'm a jaw,
like when,
you know,
shirt off everywhere.
Like,
he has no shirt.
You know what I'm saying?
Like,
he's just walking around.
And so I'm on the island
of Puerto Rico.
I'm like,
I'm mad nervous.
Because I'm like,
yo,
this shit is sold out.
Why are they sold out?
Nothing is number one.
Homeboy.
I'm like,
all, cool.
So I'm like,
but why is it?
There's too many people.
Like, I've done shows in Puerto Rico,
but I've never done a show like this.
They're like,
yo,
this was the Diego show.
And they go back out
at the last minute.
So I'm like, oh, this takes all the pressure off of me.
I'm like, oh, okay, they hit for Tango.
All right, cool.
I know I got hits.
So it doesn't matter what language.
Homeboy, I can a party is ripping anything down.
That's a fact.
What, what?
Ripping anything down.
So I'm like, all right, cool.
I'm good.
I get on stage.
Those shit's a fucking smokest, man.
Hold on, I get on stage.
I perform.
And then I just watched the reggae thrown crowd.
I just watched them sit there.
and party.
And I was so used to performing
and a fight breaking out
or someone throwing a drink on someone.
And these guys partied.
I wanted a part of that world.
I was like, I don't want,
I don't want to be around violence anymore.
I don't want to do,
so I did one record.
And it was called Thoma Reggae Thome.
And their record went to,
it went whatever.
Then I came up to Kevin Lows,
ironically.
I came up to Kevin Lows
and I said,
listen,
Kev, I want to do
Spanish.
I want to do this music.
You know,
Beyonce did it.
Everyone's,
no one sees it at the time.
So Kev goes,
I'm going to do something
that I don't do for no artists.
I'm going to let you go out there
and go do the record.
So I literally,
I literally,
like right now
with all these DJs playing reggae
though,
like I literally had to go
to these people, Joe.
Like this is the reason why I was so passionate about it
Because I know if it worked
We would be right here
But I thought they would be praising me like God
Like you know what I'm saying
I thought the niggas is like whatever niggas
Thank you for what you did
Keep going, you know what I mean?
But that shit gave
How do you feel?
Of course.
Of course.
I'm human.
You said you're human.
That's my comments.
That's my comments.
Like when I look at you know what I'm saying
Like when Bad Bunny gave me love that day
That shit really meant a lot to me.
That bunny gave you too much.
It really meant a lot.
I was around Bad Bunny 20 times.
Yes.
And he's too cool for school.
He shows love, but he keeps moving.
That day we went to the Knit game.
He ran around me.
He was like, Bobby, Bobby, Bobby, Bobby.
He wanted his.
He showed me love.
He showed me so much love.
And it was crazy because I was going off.
I noticed Drew Chanks might get the first
Bad Bunny interview.
Y'all better reach out.
No, I think LeBron got it.
You know, that's dope.
You know what I mean?
But let me get back to what I'm saying.
Like, I love.
I love when I hear, when I turn on the radio and I hear reggaeton on,
and don't get a twisted, because I don't want people to feel like I,
I'm saying I invented reggaeton.
I didn't.
I help him come to America.
That shit was so beautiful.
So getting back to that story was like, then I did these records and I would perform
them.
And the number one place in the world is Orlando.
I don't know.
I don't care.
What you say, I don't care.
I know from the algorithms.
Spanish music is in Orlando.
If you want to test anything, you go to Orlando.
that is baby, Puerto Rico, to the core.
I beep people up over there.
Oh, my God.
Jesus is crazy.
But so.
I got a story for you.
Okay, so hold on.
Can I tell you that story?
Okay, hold on.
Listen.
Oh, my God.
So now I can actually sit back and say, look what I helped do.
Now, I didn't help create it, but I helped it come to the massive.
I helped introduce it to Americans.
Like, I would literally go to radio stations and give them records.
Like, yo, do you understand how, how, how.
hard it was for me telling people
as Copona Noriega, I got a hit record
with a guy named Daddy Yankee.
That name sounds so
so, so, so, so,
household, household now.
Yeah, but back the housebox. Imagine, imagine
they're like, CNN, Coppona Noriega
got a right that you was on the ground.
Got a record with the hip hop purist.
And for Latinos, it was already hard enough.
Yeah. We didn't, you know, so I'm like,
like, this is, I went to Puerto Rico.
I don't know if it was a couple years before that.
Echo, right? Echo. He took me to a club.
I forget the name of the club,
but it was one of the big
Playgaton clubs.
And to me, it sounded like
they just looped murder she wrote.
And it was the same murder she wrote beat
and they were just doing a Spanish patois.
And I'm like, it's cool
and it looked good with the chicks.
And Echo told me that day,
he said, this is going to be
the biggest music in the world
is going to take over America.
I knew it.
I didn't see it.
I didn't see it.
Like, I saw it and it was just a party.
It was just a party vibe.
When they were partying,
When they were partying,
I felt like they're here
for the music. Like that was the first
time they're here for the music.
So, and I'm going to be honest with you.
That's the first time
I felt like I traded fans.
Like, you know, like listen.
Swah fans. Yeah, like me and Jada,
for lack of a better term,
we kind of have the same audience.
So when I'm getting on a Jada
record or Jada's getting on my record,
it's kind of the same people anyway.
Marb Deep and Capona Noriega. She's never done
records together. We should have, and if we did
records together, you know what we should have did?
Girl records. I thought about that shit years
later. I was like, yo, because
we wasn't trading audiences. You know, the first
time I felt like I traded the audience?
R. Kelly. When I got on R. Kelly's record,
his audience followed me. And the
second time I got, I felt like I traded
audiences was when I did
regular time. I felt like that audience
was old Biajas coming up to me
at the airport. Ah!
Oi mi-cando! Like, you know what I'm saying?
Like, that shit was like, so
that gave me an experience
that I could never take back.
It was one of the most happiest times of my life.
Now, had I knew better,
I would have definitely tried to sign Daddy Yankee.
Like, I was bringing Daddy Yankee.
I was bringing Daddy Yankee to Interscope.
I was bringing like an idiot.
I didn't even think for myself.
Like, that's how passionate I was about this shit.
I know your story and I know everything you're saying,
but I had Daddy Yankee 10 years before.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Holy!
Holy.
Coming to Jimmy's boss cafe.
Everybody saying you are the leader.
Yes.
This guy wants me to die.
He's one of them guys that might throw a parade.
Oh, my God.
No, no, I'm telling you the truth.
He might throw a parade.
Let's get over this.
You know what happens?
I am Puerto Rican.
So I know my people.
So I know the flaws and I know what they do or whatever the case may be.
we came out to the fight with Aga Balanga
and it was Puerto Rican heaven.
He got knocked down and the whole crowd cheered.
He's the same guys.
Wow.
When we walked out there with the flags,
he fell and it was like,
like, ah!
Like cheering for him, his fall?
Oh, wow.
He was cheering for him.
They went there saying,
Aga balanga, my man, I'm body time, this, this, that.
And you think that's boxing fans?
Because everybody's not nice.
Okay.
I'm a haters.
Yeah.
they turn like in one second.
Like,
he learned that
because he's a young kid.
But I learned that a long time ago.
Right.
So Fadjo's very careful
with all this shit.
So let me say something, man.
Let me say something.
I learned that a long time.
You know, we started the Puerto Rican parade.
We started bringing boxes in the ring
with Felix Trinidad.
We are the first to rap,
me and big pun,
bring a Phyllis Trinidad in the ring.
That's all about Iqua shit.
every random Puerto Rico too
I know y'all had a run
yo it's biscuits
I love how you say
That's an ass on you
Apostrophe ass too
I know what they say
Somebody had to break down
to me
Because you know
I don't know
I'm really telling you all the truth
I'm fried
Right
I'm fired
No no
No
No
No
No listen
I'm fried
One thing I could never recite
Is it
If I try to recite
One of your rounds
And one of your rounds
And one of your rounds
I'm fucking up
Guarantee
I'm calling people
different names
right you could be a guy I know forever
his name is Johnny I'll be like
yo junior
what's up this like I'm fucked up
I'm fried like I don't
you're chink bin you fried or no
I'm fried
fried one's company
but why was I saying that right now
I don't know
because you fried because I'm fried
not but what was I saying
just before that
it was something with biscuits
it's biscuits
you know how many billion
of people tell me I keep saying
Joe Buttons name wrong
they be like, yo, you're violating, you know
this nigga a million years, why you're calling them
Joe Buttons? Because I'm thinking
these Joe Buttons, right?
And they're like, no, people have just
said, yo, no, no,
no beef. Joe Button's my man.
They just say
I'm so insane.
I'm trying
to tell y'all, you see,
everybody only takes that click.
They don't take the pre-set up.
I'm telling you I'm fried.
I'm fuck up.
I mess up everybody's name.
I mess up the lyrics.
This is what I do all the time.
This is my life in real life.
So it's no disrespect to Joe Butt.
So let me just tell you, y'all.
I'm proud of both of y'all.
They both had other shows that could have gave up.
They figured it out.
They got together.
This is a dope show.
Who's the newest, biggest in the game?
You got a real good.
Hold on.
I went here.
Do you see the shit?
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
I got to give a shot up.
No, no, put that down for a minute.
I got to give a shout up.
Me and EF.N.
From being able to tolerate it.
That's the Gemini.
That's a easy thing.
Is it here?
It's not easy.
Listen, I'll be watching.
No, but I'm going to give you y'all something in that job probably.
You're starting controversy, but I'm going to be honest with you.
Cheer, cheer, cheer, cheer, cheer.
I'm going to be honest with you.
I'm going to be honest with you.
It's all clean controversy.
It's all clean.
It's not messy.
You know what I'm saying?
I thought the delusional records
throwing French on there was a little crazy,
but it's all clean.
Yeah, you said he's deluding.
He's the first artist, signed a delusional records.
Yeah.
You said that?
Yeah.
Both apologizing my brother.
I don't know where.
I thought.
Everybody delusion.
you know. Okay.
So motherfuckers saying shit, wacky
off the wall that we cannot
confirm. They're the looted.
They're calling me the Cap King Cole.
I might have to get you.
That's got to.
I'm coming to see you, Christine.
I got to ask that off.
You know what you got to do?
You got to come out with the Captain Crunch cereal
and come out like mace at the popcorn and just come out
with the Captain Crunch cereal and just keep
eating the Captain Crunch cereal.
You'll be, you get ahead of them.
You know, like how M&M did, you're ahead of them.
You should call your EP, Captain Crutch.
I'm telling you, bro would it.
Roll with the punch.
Yeah, I let my watch talk to me.
He talked to me.
Yacht fought for me.
Blah!
He just told you he said, wrong.
He just told you he, he said shit wrong.
He called you the wrong name.
I meant it in a great way.
Like, I don't worry about these people.
I know I came from shit.
All right, I wipe my ass with the newspaper
when I was in the projects.
If it was too hot outside, I had no AC,
I had to sleep on the floor.
My first apartment, I had rats this big.
I bought a ferret.
They beat that nigger up.
Yo!
Yo!
Yo!
You still a rote.
You guys cannot talk to me about poor shit.
I'm so sorry.
I know about the gook,
the stinky juice and the dumpster
of the projects.
You guys got me really fucked up
because you've been seeing this for the last
20 years or something. Y'all got me
sideways fucked up. You can't tell me nothing
about no bum-nigger shit. I know
it all. And
so when you're trying to break down my
confidence or try to this, this, that,
you're losing. You can't do it to me.
There you go,
his biscuits. That's why I fuck with you.
You know, he goes like this, so you know how in Dubai
go, hi. I am Ali Kishani.
His shit is like, hey, you know,
me?
Biggest bloggers.
Most of the time they say they don't know them.
Right?
I don't know you.
Wow.
I'm his Biscuits, the biggest blogger
in the game. How do you, that's
his shit. I love that in Biscuit.
Yo, we want to thank our guests
for coming through drink champs,
DJ EFN, my brother, Norie.
Make some noise, baby.
Norie's still flexing.
He got a big reservation
that Naz jabbing these fried chicken.
Cocoda.
How is it?
Michigan Star.
Coga.
I've been in there, shout out the nods,
and his partners is a nice experience.
Everybody can't get in, so don't try.
First off, it's healthy fried chicken.
I don't know if I'm supposed to be promoting that.
I was there.
I believe it's air-friarer, and they do it without this oil.
Yeah, there's no seed oil.
So it's like, so you got to give me the name of that
because I love me some good fried chicken.
Oh, yeah.
He needs a grease.
And it comes with carry-on.
It's good.
You, dog, they give carry-on chicken nuggets,
carry-on fish.
It's mad Carriard
I'm not, listen, listen, I'm not Cap.
I'm not Cap, I'm not Cap.
I'm not mad. Naz told me, he said, yo, when
they invested in the, he
Fawas, told us about you, he said, he thought
about me. He said, that's just you.
Fried chicken and Carriott. I was like,
he said, that describes you. Like, you know, I'm,
I'm hood, but I got, I got,
I got a little elegance with me, you know what I'm
saying? I know how to eat. You know what I'm saying?
I know how to do the fork in the knife.
You know what I mean? I'm not.
Shout out to the rapper Naz
Naz, doing big business things out there.
Yes.
entrepreneur killing the game and he, you know, he moves in silence.
So he's doing shit.
We don't even know he's doing.
Fire.
And he's getting to- Casino and Cup.
Shout out to Jay-Z.
Yeah, he's trying to do a casino, Times Square.
That's hard.
He's putting up his own $200 million for that casino, guys.
Jesus.
It's a big, you know, when you put up your own 200 and you already got the building in Times Square,
and you know, this guy.
But we're in Rock Nation right now.
We're in Rock Nation right now.
And let's end it with these things is a little naughty, y'all.
Mike Brinkley, I swore Mike Brinkley was coming with 67 bottles of Aces Spade.
What's the deal with you in Aces Spade?
Because you got a central bay, Sont de Mingo, this, this, that.
Yeah, he got.
Are you like got something in the name?
He got an apple air tag with Acese.
They said it, man.
I mean, he's at.
Keep quiet?
No, no comment.
You love Aces Spade.
I absolutely love Aces Spade.
And it's not just, you know, the J affiliation.
And the thing about it is I like to drink a lot, right?
So if I'm going to drink, I would want to drink soft shit.
So when it comes to the ace, I hands down noted that is the best champagne on the planet.
You know what I'm saying?
Like for me, for me.
Now, for me too.
I would argue.
I'm not just saying that.
I don't mind arguing with anybody.
Like, you know, I come from Moet-Demyset days.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, where the drug dealers used to do that, so I should want to mimic the drug dealers.
So when I became older, that's the reason why I got the two-two-two.
He bought this one.
He bought the Bosch-Ran, two-two-two.
You know what I'm saying?
Just because, like, the old school.
But Aster Spade, to answer your question,
is a brand that I really, really appreciate.
I really love.
I love you.
I'm a part of, like, their secret family.
And I just...
I'm going to tell you where I fucked up at.
All right.
Because I had three bottles of salt.
Please, I'm Puerto Rican rum ready for you.
Okay.
You know I got a rum.
Oh, that's right.
That's right.
And I was going to bring it to you.
I fucked up.
Yeah.
But I'm glad we got a nice...
Sober chat.
Yeah, sober chair.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Shout out to Mr. Lee.
Oh, yeah.
Shout out the Boobie Trap.
You'll be there on Friday.
You be there on Friday?
Yeah.
Oh, my God.
But listen, let me tell you some.
It's the, never.
Yo, booby trap.
No.
He wants to see me.
Yeah, we got a good.
He's got a badger.
Boobie Trap is the devil's layer.
I've never been nowhere where I just sat there.
Right?
This is a true story.
I sat there.
Let's keep it real.
Yo, Mama, I'm not viable.
I'm just, just, I'm in booby trap.
And everywhere I look is just insanity.
If it's Asian, it's this.
I went there with Norrie at the best time, matter.
I'll cost you at the best.
Anybody come next to him, Norrie like this.
You know, I mean, stay over there.
I think you're doing it.
I'm crazy.
I'm saying, I'm like, stay right there.
You know, nephew, you know how you have an epiphany?
This one night I'm up in there.
shout out the money man.
Money man.
Do money where the money was this.
We was, we literally was like swimming to get out.
He threw so much money.
It was out of control.
And when I look up,
probably the most beautiful women in the world
of every shape, size and color is all around.
I sat in the chair.
I said,
this is the fucking devil's goodness.
There's a fuck your life up this place.
I'm saying that right here, right?
Some girl walks by, and I'm like, and that's when Lito hit me.
Four in the morning, Rito hit me on the show.
He said, yo, Loretna's looking at.
His guy, it just feels all my body, my body.
I swear to God.
No, it's Lito, no, it's Lito.
No, it's Lito.
Yo, listen, I'm not going to lie, it was like the voice of God.
Yeah.
So I'm like, I'm giving in.
Like, it's just too much shit.
going on and the girl
walked by and I look and he just goes
let knock the eyes
every man
you're right
I look at the floor
shout out booby-trap we love you
shout out lethal
shout out leaped out yeah
yeah yeah yeah
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