The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Joe and Jada - Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Ashanti & Nelly on relationship & breakup, Verzuz, music & 'We Belong Together'
Episode Date: June 26, 2025Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum selling artists, and couple, Ashanti and Nelly. Joe goes in on how his Verzuz between himself and Ja Rule was the spark that rek...indled Ashanti and Nelly's relationship after a 10-year break up. Next, Jadakiss goes down the line of awards and accolades of the two as they discuss the history of their music careers. Joe talks about how he first met Ashanti and just how impressed he was with the young songstress and why he wanted her on their hit song “What's Luv?” Finally, Ashanti and Nelly discuss their new show on Peacock, ‘We Belong Together,’ and why they decided to do a reality TV show. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano return to headline the most decorated boxing card in history, featuring 9 world champions and 21 titles on the line. Streaming LIVE Friday, July 11 on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/82035642 #Volume #HerdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Hey guys, it's us
The Jonas Brothers. I'm Joe.
I'm Kevin.
And I'm Nick.
And guess what?
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.
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Well, sick and tired is a strong way to put it.
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Yo, no, talk.
Every time I see this, he was advocating.
When we weren't together,
Nelly!
Every time I see him kiss,
Nelly!
My God, how you been?
Yeah, yeah.
That's great.
What are you, dude?
Yeah, yeah, what up, y'all?
It's Joe Crack, the dawn.
It's your boy, Jada.
You know what it is, the Joe and Jada show.
First things first, we like to welcome our guests.
Ashanti and Nelly, make some noise.
Just make some.
Yeah.
Before we even get any questions, yo, crack.
I think they're trying to steal a little bit of your percentage or something, you know.
What happened?
Let me explain, Shania.
First of all, I ain't even say nothing.
Never came right in with like, yo, crack, you're trying to take the credit.
It's the fucking truth.
Why I got to, why I'm always getting sconed?
In this show.
I was trying to protect you, champ.
Don't protect you.
Don't protect you.
You know what's up.
I'm trying to protect you.
No, no, no, no.
But you know what's up.
I'm not lying.
I was there.
You was there.
You was on my phone.
Yo, listen.
They announced the, how you doing, brother and sister?
Hey, Joe.
Listen, they announced the verses.
My first, I'm not even going to lie to you.
Come on.
It was like.
viral. It wasn't viral.
It was viral for your
call because it came so fast.
It said,
yo brother, you leave me there?
I didn't know I was in for the fix, right?
I'm like, yo, you know what?
Pre-meditated. You guys
had just did the verses.
You actually
fuck me up
because your verses
was so good and so ghetto.
No, no, I'm just saying.
They shoot me dice. No, I love
It's the greatest moment of hip hop I've seen in my lifetime recent.
Right?
I'm just keeping it real with you.
But they definitely was, you wasn't at the bathroom.
They were shooting dice and smoking bloods at the bathroom.
Girls had to walk over dice games.
This shit was C-74 like the talent.
No.
So you had me thinking I was the next verses that it was going to be ghetto.
You know what's up.
I'm thinking about all these underground sauce.
He called me, I said, man, Nelly might be too big for this.
Because by the way, Nelly then sold 30, 40 million records.
We're going to get into that.
We're going to.
So I said, yo, you know what?
You might want to fall back, right?
And then I'm going through it.
And I said, man, we better call it dirty.
But I didn't know you were setting me up the whole time.
And so I go, I call you back.
He was like, I'm there.
You're my brother.
One thing I can say, you know, you might.
this you know hey that's your wife this my sister on another level right so be i don't think
people really understand that when we call brother and sister that's a different type of talk yes so
it's like it's a different type of talk it's like yo that's my sister we have friends associates people
but when we in that lane it's a different type of lane and so i don't think nothing of it man and you came
out there sleepwalking.
You seen it, you was like,
you walk across the whole shit.
I see you.
I've been duped.
I've been taken for a ride.
I've been checking.
It had nothing to do with you.
Nothing.
You think he was in the way?
This guy's so rich.
You think he care about coming to versus?
This guy come over here.
I love this guy.
You lied, man.
You wanted your own thing.
That's right.
And you caught a burking and a baby in a male tired of shit.
You're out of control with the shit.
Never in my life.
A burgeon and a baby is amazing.
But the scenario was a little bit different.
Okay.
Right?
I did.
I saw the verse of what's the name and I knew what was going on.
I didn't.
I was going to just so happen.
I was up in New York.
I was going to be there for.
for something a little bit different.
You was there early, 23.
I was there.
Super early.
So when it was like that,
I was just letting you know,
yo,
I'm up here.
You're gonna need,
I'm gonna be up there.
If you need me to pop out,
I was just letting you know
because I knew what verses was going.
It was different from the time I did it.
This shit had been,
this shit is went to Madison Square Garden.
Hold up.
This is different.
You added to the delusion.
Like, you came in my room early
and was like,
you got this.
He can't mess.
with you huge I'm like y'all yeah yeah we're going I'm like yo this guy got a thousand hits
hold on no I told you to recognize being wired I said recognized the being wired that wasn't
that wasn't me that was your other sister had you got had you pumped it ready to she had you had you
ready to go but I definitely said no you got to do you you know you got this because you're him
you were pacing.
It was on your mind.
You knew what you were in for.
Oh,
I mean,
that's a different conversation.
You knew what you were in for. You were like, yo,
that's a different conversation.
This guy's got a thousand hits, Mo.
This guy's got a, I said,
don't worry about, you know, you got this,
let me explain something.
You got this.
The versus is the closest thing to a boxing match.
Yeah.
So when I came down,
I said the Uncle Dan's house in Jersey,
when I came downstairs,
the doorman was like, get them, Joe.
I get in the car, I swear to God.
I get in the car, the FedEx man was like, get them crap.
Everybody you go?
Old lady crossing the street, get them, Joe, drag him.
I was like, yo!
I was like Canelo or something.
I was like, oh.
And then, just like a boxing match, when it got to like that 13, 14th, 15th thing,
I just kept feeling body blow.
Body blow.
Body blow.
I said, oh my God, this guy, he's swinging for the fences.
Man, you guys had a great night.
How do you feel in that?
Because you was in the...
Oh, man, I felt like the tennis match.
You know what I'm saying?
I was like this.
Okay, Joe, Joe, going back and forth.
But you know, I love both of y'all.
You know what I'm saying?
So I was definitely going to be there.
But you know, when I spoke to you after,
why you ain't tell me this thing he was going to be...
Ha!
Why you ain't tell me?
He had to keep
Joe is just as guilty
as dirty
Thank you Jada
I call my brother
I don't go against this woman
for nobody
It's facts
factual
I don't go against her for nobody
Hi Ram
I don't go against them
Right
this guy
line me up
I didn't think about it
until he came out
and started sleep walking
through the
Yo
They got video of it
When I came up
stairs at rehearsal,
Rim had him in their, like, custom model in Tyson.
Oh, no.
You know that's a kid.
You gotta get up, Joey!
You're gonna just left, right, left.
I was like, yeah, crack look ready.
Look like you was in their sway.
You announced, not only that, right?
She got pregnant behind this thing.
Like, Shanti never got pregnant in her love.
Hold on.
Hold on.
You, what the hell?
What the hell?
What the hellie?
What the hellie?
We heard you say that that Nelly set you up.
See.
We heard Shani say, you set up.
I was also a guest on that version.
Yeah.
To do New York, which I had the end.
And being in the crowd or being in the cut where I was at,
watching the show before I went on,
God is my witness
when you saw her
he got the footage
it was like a kid
with the bike
they put PlayStation
the bike he wanted
everything
you had a different
no you thought
that was at the end of the show
you had a different glow
it was all
mesmerized
she has a hit record
called mesmerized
no
she got it
now we love you
you're dirty
let me tell you
Shit,
the eyes was looking at.
She was on fire.
No, no.
Hold up.
You're a handsome guy.
Pause, whatever they want to say.
You've always been a handsome guy.
The ladies love you.
But this woman around that, she was on fire.
You seen all them bathing.
She was in St. Croix.
Too much.
I'm like, yo, I was hate going on her.
I'm calling her.
I'm calling her.
What the fuck?
Get out of there.
Get out of there.
She's in Bahamas, Turks and Kiko.
This everywhere.
Baving soup, shit.
I'm like, she's like, she looks more beautiful than when she was younger.
This is a fact.
You was looking at them pictures on that IG.
Correct.
Joe.
Did I?
Look at a show.
Hold on.
I don't want to do this shit.
You do it.
You do it.
You run the show.
Let them talk.
Let me.
Hold on.
Was I by myself?
What do you mean?
I had somebody with me.
I didn't come there for that.
And I was in a situation.
When I walked in your room, it was somebody with me.
I didn't even notice it.
Yeah, I know you.
When I walked in your room, it was somebody with me.
I did not come there.
I thought it was Jermaine to pre with that.
That's the only guy.
I see it with you.
This is crazy.
No, no, I'm telling me the truth.
Because here's the thing.
I did not want to cause no friction.
I did not.
You two brothers was there.
You know me.
Doing what you was doing.
And I was like, yo, this is a beautiful situation.
You know me.
So I'm going to keep it peed.
All right.
I'm, you know me.
Yeah.
And you know me.
The audience kind of know me for 30 years, but they don't really know me, know me.
And some of the shit I say sound crazy, but I need 10%.
Whatever is this Brad Pitt, this kid, Muhammad Ali going to make.
I'm in this.
management contract or something.
This guy looked like
Muhammad Ali when he was born.
Yeah.
Have y'all showed him yet or he's going to be on the show?
No, we didn't show him yet.
Not even in the show.
I'm leaving that to her.
I was there for this night.
My birthday.
Yes.
We sang happy birthday in the UK nine months.
Oh, Gusha was there.
She got a good baby, man.
Oh!
She locked out.
He's always laughing.
He doesn't cry.
I just got a chance to see him any beautiful.
It's energy.
I appreciate it.
Yeah, great energy.
Great energy.
I told everybody I said like this,
I'm on the red carpet.
It was like, did you see Ashanti and Nellie's baby?
I said the most beautiful.
In the world.
This man was born.
No, this man was born with a full set of hair.
He got that man.
The skin.
Right?
The skin.
I'm not exaggerating.
I'm sorry, I don't see him yet.
But this guy's a star,
and I know I got at least.
get some type of paper
off of this meal.
Me and you both.
Me and you both
because he a half a meal in the hole
because I was on tour when he decided to come out
two weeks early. So he kind of
cost me two shows. No, he cost
me two shows in a party.
And I need my money.
He started, he was born and a half a million in the
hole. We're going to make that up.
We're going to make that up. Don't worry about it.
We got a, we got the birth of a legend.
Yeah.
We appreciate it.
Bless you.
Bless you.
Bless you.
So you know love.
Yes.
Love overpowers, hate.
Mm-hmm.
Overpowers.
Every other thing.
You know, sometimes hearts miss each other.
It ain't always guaranteed to hit each other and find the right thing.
And so you guys definitely spun the block and came back and your hearts joined together.
And there's nothing like that for you guys.
to make a TV show called We Belonged Together.
This is like, and this is your segue, past it.
Hey, let's go, yeah.
Oh, thank you, Jada.
Thank you.
Amen, amen.
I mean, what, I mean, I know what it's like.
I'm just asking you, you're both more matured.
You figured out, damn, man, that was my guy.
You figured out that was my girl.
We both well off in life things.
car. I think that's basically it, man. We had a chance to see. And I hate using that example,
but it is. I mean, it's in a way, not to minimize it, but it's like getting the chance to
test drive a vehicle, then you load like, yo, that's the one. That's, that's the one. You know what
I'm saying? It's like, well, maybe it ain't something. Nah, it's all that. And there's some sort. So it's just like,
yo, this is the one that you feel
you want to ride off until the sun.
I'm listening.
This is a male-driven show.
I see.
No, we need the ladies to speak up.
And that's amazing.
She ain't talking.
We need your perspective, Johnny.
I mean, I agree.
You know, I said, I feel like what's meant to be will be.
You know, we were together off and off for 11 years.
We broke up for almost 10 years.
And I didn't know what was going to happen, you know,
the next time I saw him.
We hadn't seen each other until that night.
So, you know, when the breakup,
first happened, it's like when you see
him, I'm like, oh, I'm a punch on it.
You know what I hate him. I'm just
you know, it was one of those.
So being that so much time went by,
that was the first night in
almost a decade that we saw each other,
talk to each other, anything. So for
it to happen like that, it was just
like, oh shit.
That was God. Since you got the burking and the baby.
The burking and the baby and the ring.
Don't play with me.
And the ring. Hello.
Hello.
She got the ring.
Lorraine.
Lorraine.
Lorraine.
She said that ring.
She says to me, she says, I don't know.
She asked me what time.
Yo, bro, why, you know, why it ain't working out for me like that, right?
And I was like, yo, sis, you know, when a guy take you on a date, you got moms, 10 cousins, DJ, secure.
Like, yo, on a date.
with a whole 12 clip.
Imagine you take a girl,
y'all,
I like you,
let's go on the date.
It's the whole fan.
I said,
your sister,
maybe if you cut off
some of the honorage on the date,
she was like,
you think so,
I said,
yo,
I'll tell you,
but the moral to the story is
this woman has managed
to have the cleanest reputation
in this business
because she had her mother
and her family and her thing.
You ain't,
you ain't with no,
wide-up stories
and all that.
You got a prime time, right?
Thank you.
No, no.
I mean, I'm telling you,
I attribute that to you, of course,
but I attribute that to your mother
and your family for being there
because the biggest problem,
even in my projects when I grew up,
is women being influenced by other women.
Women got dirt on her.
She definitely wanted a friend to get dirt on her.
Yo, but talk to him, but this.
Yo, but this.
And then, ha, ha.
Yeah.
Right.
And so she ain't got no dirt on her face clean.
And so I love that for y'all too.
Now, this man right here, I don't know if he knows, he took me on my first real tour.
And Keisha Cole used to open up for us, and she was saying, What's Love?
What?
What?
What?
What?
Live.
And we went all around the country.
And you and your.
and your entire crew, right?
Just all of y'all are treated me with so much love over the years.
You guys, every time I see you guys, you bring a smile on my face.
I mean, all of your guys, all of your guys are amazing.
And this is, this, this, this, this, this, this is a beautiful day.
Thank you.
And, um, has this blown up your schedule or y'all still?
No, we still pure, pure, pure, absolutely.
Definitely.
I mean, with her, obviously with the baby, she's trying to less as possible.
But I'm doing the rest of the tour the rest of the year.
We did Australia, Canada, and Europe.
She was actually with me for a majority of Europe.
And then now we start back here in the States and the end of this month towards a couple weeks or something like that.
So thank God I'm still 26 years later.
It's going down Friday, July 11th.
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This is more than a fight.
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Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers.
And guess what?
We have some big news.
What's the news, name?
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 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.
And 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.
Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcast.
Just listen.
We don't care where you hear it.
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Me and hilarious guests from Bob Odenkirk to David Letterman
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This week, my guest, SNL's Mikey Day and head writer Streeter Seidel
help an a cappella band with their between songs banter.
Where does your group perform?
We do some retirement homes.
Those people are starving for banter.
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We were God's chosen kingdom on earth.
He felt destined for greatness.
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You need to tell me what you know.
Is somebody coming after me?
Jacob told Levan, you're ruining my life.
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This morning, the internet lost its mind.
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You actually live on the road.
Like, we work hard.
I'm only about the show.
this show.
Tell us about that.
Well, you know, I did a reality show, so to speak,
because I was before, Nellyville,
but I wanted to show us, fathers, single fathers at that time.
You know what I'm saying?
And I just thought it was a great way to show the rest of the world
that you could still be in here and still doing what we're doing.
You know, you got your baby girl with you.
You always keep your babies with you and things like that.
And I thought that that would be a dope process.
But doing this right here,
I just wanted people to get a chance to see exactly the things that you talk about in the qualities of this young lady right here.
You know, they don't get a chance to see her charisma, how funny she is and everything from that standpoint.
And, you know, it's 2025.
So you're looking for different avenues as well.
You know, we got to think business at all times.
That's a fact.
You see what I'm saying?
So she gets to think about everything else for me, and that's a blessing.
But I got to think about the, you know what I'm saying, moving this shit forward and keeping the platform.
What's it like for you?
You're a movie star, you're the number one singer.
You're all of the above.
What's it like being on TV with cameras around your family?
I mean, it's a lot.
It was different, you know, because I'm a lot more private.
And I just felt like when we spoke about it, obviously this was his idea.
And at first I was kind of like, but then, you know, we're married.
So I'm a team player.
So I was down.
You know what I mean?
And it's like us just having real lives.
and careers and traveling.
We just got married.
I had a baby.
That's a lot.
So it's kind of like we had to find time
for the cameras.
You know what I'm saying?
To kind of capture everything.
So it was, it's a little bit of a lot.
But it's worth it.
She got so many other great ideas
that she wants to get off the ground
and you know how business works.
You know what I'm saying?
You got to have avenues, outlets,
platforms and things to get those out.
You know what I'm saying?
You can have great ideas all day.
But if you ain't got nowhere to put them,
if you ain't got no way to push them,
or if you don't, you're just sitting in the career with work.
You know what I'm saying?
You ain't got no block of no workers.
You just sitting in the house with a bunch of, you know, some of the bricks.
You know what I knew an artist who was for the time being, he made nothing but hit records.
And I would check on him in the studio and he would, y'all, I made this.
And this shit be fire.
And everybody go crazy in the studio.
He would go, ah, it just ain't right.
And he would erase the studio.
song. Every night I were here, hit after, hit after hit. When it was just like that,
Met the man, Red Man thing, he'd be like, let me play you this. And I'd be like, yo,
just, I'm not quite ready. The guy never came out or never became a superstar.
Right? And so the problem is a lot of people, they procrastinate to the point that you talk out,
you talk yourself out of the ideas. Yeah. You know, and so in this age, you know, we had Jim
Jones up in here
and he bought
a little film studio
in the Bronx.
He got them doing
podcasts in there.
We need to take
matters in our own hands.
Exactly.
And follow through
with the ideas.
Exactly.
I'm with Shanti.
We at the Beacon Theater.
And I never forget.
We could go into everything,
but I never forget
when we got that phone call,
Mama, that she sold
over 500,000,
her first week, her first album.
We're jumping up and down like the Wizard of Oz.
That Guinness book.
Yeah, that Guinness book.
We jumping up and down in the middle of the street.
Like, you know, the wicked witch is dead.
Because I don't know if you remember how intense that was.
It was like, what is it?
What's the other?
I remember.
What's going on?
And we start running around.
How does it feel to be on the Guinness book and be one of the biggest female
superstars with the most longevity and relevancy in the game.
I mean, honestly, it's a blessing.
I'm super, super humbled.
And it's funny, when you talk about that,
remember, I didn't know what none of that meant.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm a new artist.
So maybe we're happy for you.
Yes, everybody's happy.
And I'm looking, I'm like, well, is that good?
$500,000?
Is that a good number?
You know what I'm saying?
I've genuinely had no idea.
Isn't a good number.
It's a good number.
That's a good.
So I was just like super appreciative and to be able to be here today and still,
as we both were in an arena in London to a sold out 20,000 c to holding a mic out,
allowing people to sing on records is a blessing.
You know what I'm saying?
So I'm just so happy.
I'm grateful, you know.
Oh, man.
You know, we're very competitive in our house.
Because, you know, we like that.
That means the baby got all that.
That's the dagger, though, that she throws.
like my debut did a half.
No, no, she don't, but you did 11.
He's got a diamond.
No, no, no, she's got a diamond.
No.
You were a debut.
Did a half the first week.
I'm going down down.
She got me on that.
There's nothing I can say.
Oh, boy.
She's saying.
I'm looking at the video.
Yeah.
Okay, hold on.
You 26 or 33.
Hold on.
That wasn't a week.
You 26 or 33.
That was in a week, Jada.
That video come out.
That was not a week.
I'm going down down.
You might be a million.
That was not going to.
We're not bringing the numbers.
It's 10 million solely.
That wasn't the week.
He got diamond.
You were talking about the week.
Not talking about the week.
Listen, let me run down the hardware that they got in their house.
There's a lot of hardware.
Just listen, ladies and gentlemen.
Nellie.
Three Grammys, four American Music Awards, two BET Awards, nine Billboard Awards.
Nellie has sold over 21 million albums in the United States,
one of the best-selling rap artists in American history.
Country Grammar Diamond, 10 million.
Nellyville, Diamond, Plus won 11 million.
Now, Ashanti, one Grammy, two American Music Awards, six Ascap Awards.
A Billboard Awards.
First debut album,
500,000 of first week,
triple platinum.
Chapter 2, platinum.
Concrete Rose platinum.
36.
Hardware.
It's a lot of the best.
Archite 36 Christmas movies.
You're a lifetime favorite.
Ray.
Could be.
Have a Christmas dream
with Rosal Berry.
Just.
Yeah.
I've been counting on money forever.
Yo.
Yeah.
It's competitive in the house, man.
And a star.
Oh, in a star.
Can't forget the star.
Can you forget the star?
Yeah, it's real in there, man.
We love that, though.
You know what I'm saying?
We love that.
That's beautiful competition.
I met a shanty.
To put that under one room.
Let me tell you something.
I met it's a blessing.
Could we, could I talk about that?
Talk about it.
I met it Shanti.
Shanti was like the studio,
just a studio body.
You could call it a studio rat.
That's what they used to say.
That's what they used.
I'm not saying that, but I'm just saying that.
Go ahead.
Studio body.
She up in there.
And the first day I met her,
she was so upset
because they broke into her car
and stole her radio.
This woman was ready to
file charges to the moon and back.
What happened?
They just stole my radio.
Cracket broke the way.
I mean, it was like somebody murder somebody.
I'm up in that shit.
I'm like, yo, he stole the radio with the Benzzy box.
Oh, you take the box.
It was like, they stole her shit.
They stole my radio, bro.
And, you know, I would see her in the studio and then one day I asked him,
I said, yo, what does the girl do?
Right?
Because they was like gangster rappers, right?
So they said, ah, she sings R&B.
Right?
And then she did the big pun.
Big pun.
I said, you want to write a hook for the big pun thing?
And she killed it.
Smoked that joint.
She smoked that joint.
And then we did the West Love.
Yep.
And then after that, it was the princess of, that was it.
Hip, hip-hop and soul.
And she, yo, no talk.
Every time I see this, he was advocating.
When we weren't together, Nelly.
what are you doing?
Every time I see her kiss, Nelly!
My God, how you been in there?
That's great.
What are you doing?
That's why you need that for ten.
You know what you got me?
At first he thought I was bugging out.
Yeah, I used to be like Joey.
Tom's tripping.
It's crazy, right, because I also think of one situation
not to bring up anything negative,
because we did.
But I remember the time I got into it with 50 Cent,
who, yo, fifth, what's up?
We performed in Germany in two days.
But I remember the time when I got into it
with him at the MTV Awards.
You know, his business is really crazy, right?
Because you think everybody, your man,
everybody, this and this and that.
Well, you was the only person
at all the rappers that I knew
that I seen Get Up.
And you, you was telling me, y'all, I got you.
Like, I'm holding you down.
In that, when I was like, y'all, 50 said this,
and then he came back and diss me.
But you had my back.
Well, I knew five.
Me and five always had a great relationship.
That kind of distorted them.
Well, no, because, and just to tell, what was we at?
MTV Awards.
That's what I thought he was going.
We were at the MTV Awards,
and they were sitting, like, a table right behind us.
Now, I didn't have too much to drink.
I'm hype.
This is right before Kid Rock and Pamela and Tommy Lee.
Slapped the shit out of Tommy Lee.
Yeah.
So there was something before Chris Rock and was sitting at the table right.
I know that.
And Kid Rock is sitting with us.
And Tommy Lee is like a table over.
And my cat, Kid Rock, that's my cat, too.
He hot.
He hot is fish grease.
He's sitting right there.
He's like, I should go.
And I'm gas.
I'm not going to go do this.
You're gassing him?
Well, I'm not not gassing him.
You know what I'm like, shit.
It was me.
You know what I'm saying?
So he does what he does.
So what he did?
He's not cool because I remember
Tommy.
Tommy Lee.
You remember that MTV Awards out in Vegas?
Yeah.
We would stay right next to them.
We were sitting at the table.
But Five was right back here, right?
So I'm hype.
I didn't got hype.
I didn't got big.
I said, B.
Fits and
I'll make that
I apologize
You want me to go over there
What
You make
Don't be looking
You want me to go
mate
She was
Nah
No way in my heart
As I'm thinking
She's gonna tell me
To go over there
She's like
Yeah babe
Yep
Yep
That's a new
That's good
That's a new Yon
You
That's a new
You don't
So kiss
I'm like
I'm going
So I turn around
She can't see my face
I'm walking
towards five, like,
Hey, man.
Let me highlight you.
You know, table full of G unit.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm like, oh, God, just, he's up there.
This is not going to go right.
This is not going to go well.
You know what I said?
And I started laughing coming.
He cracked the smile.
And I was like, he's fine, man.
Hey, man.
Do me a favor.
Do me a favor.
Will you, my old lady, man, do me a favor.
Man, apologize for him.
Ashanti, I'm sorry.
Exactly what he says.
In the middle of the whole crowd in the audience.
I was like,
I turned back around to her.
By the way, I had personally
20 meetings with him over her.
Oh, my God, yes.
Without her even knowing,
I didn't have sat down with him 20 different times.
It was like, yo, bro, she got none that, like,
you know, that's my sister.
You bugging out.
This, this, this, this, 20.
Yeah.
You didn't tell me to him, Mo.
I know she got nothing to do with him, but what you want me to do is war.
Man.
I was like, I was hot.
Yeah.
You was hard over that, right?
Yeah, I didn't have nothing to do with it.
And then after he said, he started like, yeah, I.
Yeah.
I was like, okay.
I was like, thank you.
I thought that shit was going to go left.
I swore to God.
I thought I was out of the lim.
Oh, for sure.
And with those guys, they.
They love it.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Those guys love it.
Well, fortunately enough, when we came in the game,
we've always had a great relationship with everybody.
We've been fortunate enough to stay out of a lot of different scenarios.
Even when you came down to one of my first birthday parties.
Whoa.
What hotel was that?
It's the downtown.
I forgot.
It was a millennium hotel.
Ladies and gentlemen.
In Atlanta?
One of the craziest birthday parties.
It was the.
The craziest birthday party I ever mentioned.
I can't even say one of them.
It was crazy.
He was in a hotel.
He had JD, DJ and he had everything you can think of.
St.
Louis.
His room was one side of the hotel.
Are you hearing me?
I'm focused.
Not a floor, not a tweet.
One whole side was his room.
It was a.
Big ballroom.
It was crazy.
It was definitely big for our city and things like that, man.
They come, you know, because we was huge locks, huge locks fans.
You know, you were spitting.
You were spitting, and they never really gave you credit for your lyrics and spitting.
They look at you as you so big.
No, no, no.
Somebody gave credit for something.
No, no, I'm just saying as an MC, as a spitter, he was spitting.
I take the bag.
You listen to his shit.
He was spitting and it never really gets you credit.
Lyrically.
But you know what?
It always felt a little different because I try to find my place and everything in life.
You find my place.
You see what I'm saying?
It don't matter what I'm in.
Find my place.
And I hate to tell people to stay in their place because I don't want it to be like you can't grow.
But if I find my place, I'm going to stay in my place.
You know what I mean?
And I found my place.
And it's not about, I tell, give me my bag now.
Bring my flowers to the grave.
I don't give shit about none of that because flowers die.
You know what I'm saying?
I need my bag now.
So if you bring me my shit now, I worry about everything else.
I ain't never really worried about credit because all the people that I fuck with, I fuck with.
Like, just knowing that y'all good people, we good people, knowing I got this woman right here and everything else underneath the table, I ain't worried about it.
On the surface, like this man said, 21 million.
But that was in two albums.
They ain't even
counterrested.
They didn't count the rest of it.
You were country
song.
You was country before country.
2003.
What's that song with the country song?
Tim McGrath.
Over and over and over and here's one of my favorite songs too.
Woo.
Yeah.
And that was in 03, 04.
And Universal told me I was
crazy.
I was coming off in Nellyville.
They had just cut me a $13 million
check.
And I said,
Yo, I want to do a country song.
They pass the fuck out.
Why?
You're coming off of Nellyville.
You just had dilemma.
Hot in the ear.
Now you want to do country.
Yes, because I'm lining up my avenues.
I know if I land all of these different avenues,
doors are going to start closing.
And if this door is closed, this door is open.
If this door is closed, this door is open.
I got all those number one singles,
and they are on every different format.
Country, rhythmic.
Top 40.
But when you heard Nelly
I
Yeah
Now
What you
Nellie I
Need you
Nellie I
What you
What you
Thinking
Nah that was a little
Before my time
Yeah
That was
When the dilemma
Come out
When did the dilemma come out
Oh
Oh three
Yeah that was before
So that was before
So you was just
Watching the video
Like
Oh I need this guy
This guy.
Hey, it's us, the Jonas Brothers.
And guess what?
We have some big news.
What's the news, name?
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 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.
And, well, we were thinking,
I'm originally calling it
one of the early names
of our band before Jonas Brothers
was...
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
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But thanks for remembering that, guys.
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And what's the story with?
Because I want the real story because I've never heard you explain this, right?
Um, the fabulous record.
I hear it every day of my life with Tamir.
If there's one record, I hear every single day of my life.
Maybe I listen to the old school stations.
I don't know.
But the joint with Tamia, I can't escape.
Also into you.
Right.
But what happened with you?
So this is what happened.
Me and Fab did the record, right?
Oh, so you did it first with him?
No.
Yes.
I did it first with him.
They got the clearance.
I'm assuming from.
to me to do to redo it because it was originally her song so when she was her song so he asked me
to do the hook we went and did the hook he wanted to shoot a video i don't mean to talk about
the past but he didn't want to clear he did not want to clear me being in the video so they was
like yo what sense does it make to go with this single and we can't shoot a video right so they went
back to Samia and asked
if she would do the video. And then
they put two versions out. So mine was
on a radio and then they had
I go all around the world
with you and I watch you perform that record
and I said, this
must have been her record.
Because you ain't singing
nobody else's records and you sing that
song so passionate on tour.
And I'd be like, did they steal this
shit from her life? Did she write
this shit? Like I knew there
was a story behind this one way.
Because you're doing the Navi show.
And I'm like, I tell Loretna, too, I was like, yo, man, I think Ashanti, that was a record.
They took it from her.
You know, I've seen some crazy shit about what's the J-Lo?
I've just seen it.
It's one of them internet where you say, Joe.
Stop.
Stop.
We're having a Kirstie B.W.
So you're gonna do me on my own.
A little dog, don't course, a thing.
He didn't even if you're all.
It was Shanty Moore's record.
And Ronnie Jirkins produced it for her
But he told her to make it the number one
The first single
She didn't go with it at the first single
And he gave it to J-Lo
J-Lo took off with that shit
Oh wow
That's like them stories
Yeah
That's almost like always on time
You know that Brandy was supposed to do that
Yeah
Brandy was supposed to do it
I happened to be in the studio
And put a Shantzy on there
See what happens
Shanti always sounds good at that one
Because, you know, Jay-Lo was supposed to be what's love.
Yes, I remember when you told me that, that was back in like, we was on a,
we was not a Zoom, you stream, we was on something and I didn't know that.
Remember, we were talking.
I didn't know that.
First of all, let's just say, rest of peace, serve God.
You know, I was supposed to be on We Are the World.
Who took the record, Jay to, who took your spot?
I was supposed to do Bruce Springsteen part.
I was supposed to do Bruce Springsteen part.
No, they called Bruce, but...
I'm telling you...
It was a toss-up.
They took Bruce, though.
I'm telling you what happened.
Right?
So I get to the...
They call me, Irv Gotti and Jaru,
three in the morning.
I go to the studio.
It's...
Isn't it?
This studio was out of my pay grade, too.
It was one of them big shits
with the big...
Like, the hit factory to speak it...
Like you...
Big-ass.
That's like space.
I've been recording the Bummy Studios
my whole life.
I get up in there and like this,
so they put.
press the thing and it's
then it was love right
she's on it
and he's like
the Latino connection
you and your sister
J-Lo this will be
life-changing
this is he's selling me
all this shit
and I'm like yo but what's up
with the girl on the
she sounds perfection
so I'll be having this thing called
like Demoitis
if it ain't
don't say it
don't play with it
don't change the shit
just like this
just like that
Live it like that.
Mix it like that.
No I'm saying.
I ain't going on live.
We did lean back.
Scott Stor sending a mix.
He added bells to it and all shit.
I was like, oh, no.
I want the demo.
If it's a,
that's a thing.
No.
Demoitis is a great thing.
And it was the best.
Demoitis is fine because I didn't have a name for it.
No, what it is.
What it is is, you know what you're doing.
You like it the way.
Like, there's a hit.
Is it any worse feeling in the world than when they send it back in and it sounds nothing like the original?
I'm not going to say the lean back sounded nothing like the original.
He just added like cowbells and shit.
And I was like, yo, bro.
You know, knock yourself out.
The one that the world here ain't the one that I went to Virginia and sat with Farrell and did.
He changed the beat.
The whole shit.
Oh, yeah, no.
P.
Let's teach that.
No, no.
I know about post-production.
This was, I rhymes on a whole other.
It's like, that's a whole other song.
I was mad as hell.
I just pick, rest in peace.
Shout out the Ferrell.
They like, trust me.
I'm like, no.
It's a whole other.
And it still came.
A lot of times you got to go with your gut.
But sometimes, sometimes it pays to
hear somebody out, though.
It depends on who it is.
Because you could trust for real, you know for else.
Some people got, they know what they're doing.
You know what I mean?
But a lot of times, you know, you got to go with your gut.
I had things switched up again.
My first single, Country Grammar.
Again, I never heard the radio version.
Never heard boom, boom, uh-uh.
The course was going down, down, down street sweep.
Going down, your street in a range rover.
Street sweeper cocked ready to let it go.
Shimmy, shimmy, cocoa, what?
Listen to it.
Pow, light it up and take a puff.
Pass it to me now.
Never in my life heard,
boom, boom, uh, uh, down, baby,
your street in the rain go.
Boom, boom, uh, uh, uh,
that's the clean version.
That's the clean.
Never heard it.
I cried.
Cried.
Cried.
They are trying to ruin me.
I knew it.
And I ain't going to even lie.
Boy, listen, I blamed it on New York.
See, they don't.
No country music.
I swear to God.
I swear to God.
New York embraced you.
And there's always a big lie.
Right.
There's a big lie.
It's not from the Bronx.
No, no, there's a big lie.
He's not for the Bronx.
He got this thing that all our guests is from the Bronx.
Everybody.
She shot the video to what's love in the Bronx, Fordham University.
Don't do that to yourself.
Listen, let me tell you, you fucked up what I was going.
I don't say.
You did it.
But let me tell you something.
He goes up.
So I'm scared to fly at the time.
I get on the tour bus.
I go from Vegas.
I drive all the way down to Cancun.
Got stuck up about six, seven times.
All by cops.
Mexican dudes this small.
They're guns as tall as these lights.
They're in the middle of nowhere.
100 pesos.
By the seventh time, I had to grab the Bible.
No.
No, no, I had to grab the Bible and open it up and be like, God, please, I can't get robbed no more.
It wasn't even for my, it was my fucking sanity.
I was like, yo, they sticking us up every hour.
Some guy, some cop is pulling us off getting us for a hundred hours.
You know what I was doing, calling each other.
Not in the way on the way.
Get them.
Listen, so I get the Cancun, right?
And at that point, we perform it for spring break.
So my album is only selling $5,000 a week at the time.
So I say, yo, I got to kill this.
I tell Lorena, I say, you, Lorena, I got to do something crazy.
She said, go topless.
Uh-oh.
I said, what?
Go topless.
Ain't no big guy ever come out there and have his shit all open.
Just throw a little towel on you.
We went topless.
Yeah.
Me and Ashanti.
It's out of here.
They ain't looked back since.
I felt bad for you now when I look at it
because I was a big, I never stunk in my life
but I was a big boy sweating.
I said, damn Shani must have been like, this fat.
Like, fuck wrong with him.
And let me tell you something.
The white people discovered fat Joe once,
what's love came on.
I never performed for blacks and Spanish people
for the first two years.
I was bar mitzvahs,
all type of shit.
I'm getting the bag bag back.
I was like, yo, when we're going to perform for
Black people.
Like, what's going on?
That means you get in the bag, right?
And so the shit kept, after we did that performance,
all the white shows like Soap Talk, Saturday Night Live,
they was like, this guy is called Joey Crack.
And they had an arrow at my butt crack.
Ain't no white people loved it.
This shit went up $10,000 a week, $20,000 a week.
The shit went on fire.
We sold 2 million records.
And it's really because that one performance turned that shit up on fire because they were making fun of me.
But I guess it was like Vival moment.
I had a time.
But it was confidence.
They could make fun, but that you.
They remember it.
That's a moment.
That's the moment, man.
That's history right there.
No, no, we got big history.
We got big history.
You got the biggest.
You know, that peacock is where we find that show.
Where can they check the show out?
Peacock check out.
Come out.
This week?
Yes, the 26th, Thursday.
That's why you guys.
We're giving you all eight episodes at once.
Get you suspension.
Watch the whole thing.
Come out crushing the game because you know you get Thursday.
You see one episode or two.
They're giving you all eight at once.
Make sure y'all check that out on Peacock.
It's called We Belonged Together.
Yeah.
They belong together.
Nellie, that's the, that's the show.
You have strong ties to the ATL.
How did that come about?
Shout out to Jay.
Man.
Shout out to our So So Deaf family.
Been going to Atlanta for a long time, man.
I mean, Atlanta, a huge influence on Nelly.
Obviously, I'm a huge dungeon family.
Dungeon family.
Oh, wait.
Goody Mide, rest in peace, Rico.
Goody Mild.
Big Gip.
Cilgo Green.
There is no Nelly without Celo Green.
You see what I'm saying?
Like, just understanding that, big Gip.
And then Outcast, you know what I mean?
Outcast changed the whole way I was doing music, hearing them brothers, you know.
And then met up with JD, my man Big Bob, who was security for JD at the time for a long time.
And still is.
He's just helping me out.
Like, but yeah, man.
And JD, that's part of why me and JD is so close and a lot of people.
JD did have an opportunity to sign me.
I tell that story all the time.
But me not knowing the business,
I was a little bit upset with JD at the time.
But knowing the business, I found out, you know,
at that time he had just signed,
what did he just sign, Mays, Harlem World?
It's at the same time.
He had just signed Mace Harlem World.
And the homie Mace, you know,
was going through his life and whatever he was going through
and had to step away for a minute.
So, you know, those dominoes fall on a lot of different people at the time.
And I was trying to come out right then.
and right there.
But the thing about it is J.D. always kept a friendship with me as far as, yo, I can't
sign you, but you're a cool motherfucker.
And I was like, shit, this guy ain't got to let me hang with him.
And you know what I mean?
And he was still keeping it peep.
So that's like a big brother to me, man.
And I've always been a so-so deaf fan and Tip and everybody else.
I don't know, man.
STL to ATL got strong ties anyway.
Like a lot of people from STL and their lives.
You know, here's two, New York.
A lot of the evening got a Bronx day in Atlanta.
They got every day in Atlanta.
You know, kids, they never want to pay me to do Bronx day.
They never want to pay.
They got a Bronx day.
You don't get fat Joe.
You got to go do that.
And they're ATL, this is bad.
You got to.
They have a Bronx day.
I'll be wanting to go for free to.
All things Bronx.
You got to, they got a Bronx day.
Joe got to be there to make it official.
You know what's up with these people, man.
Like, this is the biggest disrespect in the world.
I'm going to tell you an ill story, right?
I'm at a show with Nellie.
I think we was in Nashville, right?
And the next day was like the Grammys or something.
And you asked me before the show, you said,
yo, you're going to the Grammys?
I said, yeah, I'm going to Grammys tomorrow, this and this and that.
It was like, yo, come with us.
I show up.
We go to the private airport, everything laid out.
We go inside.
This guy, he can really, he ain't scared of planes.
He knocked out so fast.
That's my way of not being scared.
Back at the time, it's just like, yo, just go to sleep.
Whatever don't happen is going to happen.
Yo, I can't go to my hands, bro.
I cannot go to sleep.
If I don't take a pill like I'm going overseas or something like that, I can't go to sleep.
So what I'm trying to say is the plane lands, when it lands, there's a Bentley, a Rose Royce right outside with a driver.
Nellie gets out, goes down the stairs,
they open the door, they close the door, and he leaves.
I said, this motherfucker, Rich.
No, this, you know, listen, he ain't take a picture or no.
You know, people get in the private,
they start, yo, the picture in the private.
Walked on birthday parties in the private.
This guy looked like he'd do this for breakfast.
Like, I see him go.
I swear to God.
No, no, I swear to God.
He walked right in the Rose Royce in L.A.
And he drove off.
And I was like, did I really fly over here with Nellie?
That was my Rose Royce, but that was her Rose Roy.
You took the Rose Royce.
I mean, you know.
Come on, bro.
How are you doing, sis?
You're real happy in life, huh?
I'm amazing.
I've been watching your interviews.
You've been hinting towards another baby.
Yeah.
So you want another one?
I definitely do.
I love my son.
How could we not have another one?
The other one going to be.
be not as nice as this one.
Everybody says that.
No, no.
I'm just telling you the truth.
Why?
If one come like an angel,
holy shit.
That Hampstead, Long Island,
he's coming out like,
yo,
you know,
oh my God,
I didn't know that these things.
I don't think so.
You got the nice one off rip.
You, James?
Same thing.
What?
She think it's a game.
When you got the baby
of the year.
The nicest one.
You get the other one.
I mean, you know,
he might throw some building blocks at you
and shit like that.
You know, you might get a girl.
Now, the women.
Yeah.
The girl's the hardest thing.
Like, I know, I know.
You know, you know, it's crazy, man.
No, I won't go there, Mama.
But shout out to your sister.
But, you know,
my whole life I watched,
as he and Lorenna argue about,
from four, three years old outfits.
I'm not wearing that.
That's got my style.
That ain't my swag.
To this day, they'd be like,
I'd be like, yo, you know your mom's got swag.
Like, she's trying to help you.
I don't care, Dad, this ain't mine.
It's what I want.
But that's what the girl give you.
Yeah.
I want a girl, though.
Balance it out.
I got my boy.
You know, I want my little baby.
What if you get a boy?
Then we still, we're still out there working?
We may have to.
We may have to shoot one more time.
I think now you can get...
I'm not messing with God,
but I think now you can get like the injection
and pick of your baby one blue eyes.
Like a builder man baby.
Yeah, you can build your baby like a car right now.
Yeah, like a builder man.
I'm telling you, I see some people that have a baby and a baby,
I've never even seen the girl pregnant.
And then she got a baby, the baby got blue eyes.
They, yo, my baby's here.
You're like, yo, what the, like,
nobody got blue eyes in the family.
Nobody.
Not one family, man.
They got shit like that, but she says she wants another baby.
We got many and she won't.
Long as we, many nannies as we need.
Can't chase toddlers at 50, man.
That's rough.
Joe, that's a workout, Joe.
A toddler?
You work out every day, though.
Thank you.
No, not as much as I used to.
I got to get back in there.
But, I mean, I'm just saying she's learning now because he's active.
He's moving.
From my little video footage, I've seen a nephew.
He got a lot of idiots.
Yeah, he's picking them up and putting them down in a minute, too.
He's trying to walk and all of that.
And he's getting close.
And he's rough.
Very rough.
He's rough.
He's rough, bro.
He's scared of shit.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, you can pick him up, throwing him up there.
He's laughing on the way that.
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.
We're 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.
And we were thinking, I'm originally.
calling it one of the early
names of our band
before Jonas Brothers
was...
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.
Listen to Hey Jonas
on the IHeart Radio app,
Apple Podcasts,
or wherever you get your podcast.
Just listen.
We don't care where you hear it.
Another podcast from some SNL late-night comedy guy, not quite.
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Me and hilarious guests from Bob Odenkirk to David Letterman help make you funnier.
This week, my guest, SNL's Mikey Day and head writer, Streeter Seidel,
help an a cappella band with their between songs banter.
Where does your group perform?
We do some retirement homes.
Those people are starving for banter.
Listen to humor me with Robert Smigel and Friends on the IHeart Radio app,
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Last night, a blown call changed a game.
This morning, the internet lost its mind.
Highlights are trending, opinions are flying,
and nobody's telling you exactly what happened.
That's where Sports Slice comes in.
I'm Timbo.
Every episode, we're cutting through the noise,
breaking down the plays, the controversies,
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We go straight to the source, the athlete themselves,
their locker room stories, their reactions,
the stuff nobody gets to hear.
The laughs, the drama, the triumphs,
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Jacob Kingston grew up in an isolated polygamous sect.
We were God's chosen kingdom on earth.
He felt destined for greatness.
So when a swaggering Armenian businessman catapults Jacob into an extraordinary world, he doesn't look back.
Ferraris and Lamborghinis, private jets, meeting the president of Turkey.
I'm Michelle McPhee, and this is one of the most shocking criminal conspiracies I've ever come across.
When Jacob met Levant this plant to a billion dollar fraud.
But with two kings, from...
entirely different worlds.
Just how long can their empire survive?
The largest tax investigation in American history.
You need to tell me what you know.
Is somebody coming after me?
Jacob told Levan, you're ruining my life.
Listen to Kingdom of Fraud on the IHeart Radio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
Let me ask you a question, right?
And if you don't want to answer it, we don't answer it.
Oh, we throw it.
I'm just got to keep real.
No, I got to keep it real, right?
Yeah.
Or throw it out.
You tell me, throw it out.
Come on with.
We edit in it.
When I see the stuff like seeing lunatics suing you and shit like that.
Yeah.
How do you feel about that?
I think for the most part, they had no.
This is a family show.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
This is talking about family.
I have no problem.
That's what I'm talking about family.
No problem with answering this.
I think people were misinformed.
When we started the lunatics, first of all, Murphy Lee was a year out of high school,
very much stage.
My brother Kiwan, and then once we got the deal, city spud, went to jail, right?
So me and the oldest one, we were the ones more engaged on the business side.
of things and how things were transpiring.
I think everybody else was just happy to be there.
So, you know, it's like if you were in a group,
you got some people that's going to the meeting,
some people that's on the phone call,
some people that are in those rooms
when certain situations are being discussed
and how they go.
And you got other people that's,
nah, I just leave that to y'all.
Nah, I just lead that to y'all.
I lead that to y'all.
So when the thing came up of how everything got broken down
in the beginning,
We had a fucked up deal in the beginning.
So the way things got spreaded out was that the oldest member of the group, the manager is his best friend, our business manager is his best friend, and our role manager is his best friend.
So they negotiated everything.
They put everything into perspectives.
And you see what I'm saying?
And I'm trying to because they still got other things.
But they were influencing the other ones.
So when the ones that did not know what happened found out what happened,
now you see us back on tour except for one.
Because long story short, the truth just need to be told.
And people needed to find out not just why it is, but how it is.
And when you found out how it was, you understood, they understood.
Let me explain some of you.
I've never seen nobody keep it more real with their crew.
than you.
I want you to know
if I'm sitting in
New York and I see this shit
it's like a sledge hammer
hit me and bust my head open
like a fucking watermelon
because I've been with you.
They say you don't understand.
No, I'm telling you the truth.
No, but they say you don't understand
who you are with
until you go through something negative.
That was our first time ever going through
anything that wasn't positive
because, you know, we were very, very fortunate,
very, very blessed that when we first came out,
we were rocket shipping.
You know what?
So when it got to a point to where, okay, now everybody needs to, everybody's trying to pay attention
to something they should have been paying attention to since day one.
But here's the thing, bro, ever since this group been informed, I've always had the most money.
From the time we came into this crew, I came into this crew with two cars, my own apartment,
and everything else that was, you see what I'm saying?
I've always paid my own way and other people's way to get through certain things.
So I've never not paid attention to business.
You know what I'm saying?
Never not paid attention to business.
You used to insist people pay attention to business.
You used to ask people, you know what's going on?
You know what these, you know, but like you said, when the money is coming in,
nobody wants to say nothing.
And then obviously they look up on the day that the money is not what they think it should be
and then wonder why they don't have it like that.
But we all go through trials, tribulations.
You know what I mean?
But I'm hip-hop.
You put that well, my brother.
No, I appreciate it.
I know, you can understand it.
Because I'm telling you.
You got to reflect.
I've been in his game 30 years.
I've been around so many crews.
We love the locks because their brotherhood cannot be.
They don't even know that.
That's why they're together like this.
You hear what I'm saying?
The locks is, I think their whole dynamic to me is that they never let nobody break them up.
They together.
I think that's what the streets love.
So when I just evaluate the whole hip-hop game
and I've been around everybody,
I've never seen nobody keep it more real than you.
And I love everybody, so I'm letting them know I'm not.
Well, I never see nobody take care of their crew more than you.
So it was shocking to me just, you know, sitting back, you know,
and sometimes you don't know you can have that effect on somebody else.
No, I was just like, you know what I'm saying?
No, but I've always, I've always thought that we just said the same thing.
do she.
You know,
you know,
that's your sister.
You know,
she's like,
what the fuck?
Yeah,
I was pissed.
I was looking at it.
You know,
because she can read
certain shit like,
yeah.
I said he's the most
generous person
I've ever met
when it came to that
the family
and that group
and the,
the percentages.
And I was like,
you're giving out what?
In the beginning
coming off tour?
I come,
we come off the Nelly
tour.
I split it down the middle.
I take half and I give them half.
So if we come off a tour with $20 million, I take 10, the group get 10.
No, but the group get they 10 and go home.
I take my 10 and I pay.
Commissions, expenses.
I pay everything else.
Everybody else get to go take their money and go and go sideways.
You know what I mean?
Like so.
You know, betrayal, man.
You can't build a war high enough.
That should have jumped right over.
That shit hurts.
You know, that might be.
Trails is the only thing that might be closer, similar than worse than death, it hurts you that much.
Yeah, because it's always somebody who, that you love.
That you love, that you trust at that time to show himself.
You know what I'm saying?
Because can't nobody you don't know or don't care about hurt you like that.
Right.
You know what I'm saying?
There's always somebody you know.
They say it's the ones closest to you, but there's always somebody you know that they can really,
really hurt you and then you'd be like, man, I'm just speaking about me.
Now you know, I'm just saying, how many times I'm not looked out for this person,
how many times I gave them a chance, how many times people told me, yo, don't have them
around you, how many times this and this and that, and then you still went all out,
and then they wind up doing the unimaginable.
Firm believer, everything happens for a reason to a certain degree.
And a lot of times what I had to tell, you know, I talk to my,
my nephew, J.T., Jason Tatum, and shout out to J.T.
He had his injury.
Get wild.
So, my brother.
You know, but I was telling them, yo, don't look at it like that.
This is for something.
But here's the tricky part.
It's not always in what you think it is.
It may not be for music.
You see what I'm saying?
Like, what's happening to you here may be needing you to look somewhere else.
It may be time.
Like, I was talking to JT.
I say, yo, it may not be about basketball.
I said, because you're him in basketball,
it may be you need to spend this time with your son.
It may be something you need to spend this time with mom.
You may need to go back home and do something.
It may not have nothing to do with basketball.
So when something affects you that deep,
take a full 360 look at it.
Take a full 360 look at everything that's going on around you.
Just because that's what put the brakes on it,
don't mean that that's the problem.
just means that you needed to stop for something and you have to pay attention to what it is.
But that's the only way you're going to grow, period.
Now, you can get mad, say fuck that that motherfucker wrong and keep going to go.
But it's something else going to happen.
I'm telling you, something else going to happen because you never, you never fixed it.
You got to get a lesson.
You got to get a message.
You never fucking addressed it.
You know what I mean?
And not to bring it back full circle, but that's why I think me and her sitting here to this
day because it was always about a full.
circle look. It was never about, you know, does this person bring more positivity than your life
than negative? I don't give fuck who they are, Joe. I don't give fuck who they all kids. It could be
your mama, your daddy, your auntie, your uncle. It can be your fucking kids. Does that person
bring more positivity to your life than negative? And if it's not, then you need to get the
fuck away from them. And sometimes, like you said, family will be the first ones that are to do it to you.
But your family should always bring more positivity than negative. It shouldn't even be close.
But if it is, then you know goddamn well.
And anybody else around, man, just stay positive.
Put them on a mural.
Put them on a t-shirt.
Hell yeah.
Jay to be talking some shit, bro.
Put the boot on that motherfucker and car.
Listen, guys, we love you guys, man.
Thank you so much.
We appreciate you.
You know, y'all out promo on the show.
You know, you not rewinded the time.
What's that?
You ain't get on to this.
Rewind the time, man.
Kiss Cafe.
Look at this right here, this thing.
This is like Tyson back.
No, no grays.
No, I don't want that.
I don't want that for you.
I'm not.
I don't want that for you, but you see this claim?
Listen, Tyson back, Chris.
What's the numbers?
We got change.
We got why I look 53 when you could be 42?
Why be 43 when you could be 32?
Now, I'm going to tell you.
I never go against you.
And then her sister got a glam squad.
And she'd say she like you with that gray shit.
She's lying, bro.
She's trying to keep you out of a straight-haven.
No, he ain't got it.
That's cool.
I'm saying winning.
I mean, hopefully it never had to say when in half.
I'm not going to get you some kids.
I'm getting you one-on-one T for you.
If it ever comes to that, I got you.
I'm not knocking.
No, I'm not knocking at all.
knocking at all.
I don't need it.
We got Caled Travis Kelsey.
Joe.
He's trying to force it.
Yo.
I'm holding on.
Let me a deal.
I rewind a time.
Make it all got
favorite shoes.
Jay and said, give me a lot of time.
That ain't this.
That ain't this.
It's right.
It's right.
It's just, baby.
That ain't this.
Thank our guests.
And Lennie for coming on the Joe and Jay's show.
Y'all.
We love you.
Hey guys, it's us.
The Jonas Brothers. I'm Joe.
I'm Kevin.
And I'm Nick.
And guess what?
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.
We get to ask other people questions because we're sick and tired of being asked questions.
Well, sick and tired is a strong way to put it.
But, you know, tired and sick.
Listen to Hey Jonas on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
Just listen.
We don't care where you hear it.
Another podcast from some SNL late-night comedy guy, not quite.
Unhumor me with Robert Smygel and Friends.
Me and hilarious guests from Bob Odenkirk to David Letterman help make you funnier.
This week, my guest, SNL's Mikey Day and head writer, Streeter Seidel,
help an a cappella band with their between songs banter.
Where does your group perform?
We do some retirement homes.
Those people are starving for banter.
Listen to humor me with Robert Smigel and Friends on the IHeart Radio app,
Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.
podcast.
What's up, fam?
It's Isaiah Thomas.
And I'm C.J. Toledano.
It's our favorite time of the year on our podcast, Point Game, the playoffs.
We're digging into the biggest surprises of the season.
And I'm looking back on some of my greatest playoff moments.
If we didn't talk ever again, I was partying.
You just understood.
That's how personal it got.
Wow.
Then after that game seven, Marquis keep coming to you.
He's like, you know I love you, dog.
You know, it's all love.
This was just playoffs.
This was just basketball.
So listen to Point Game on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get
your podcasts.
Here's something that should not be as complicated as it is, getting a racist statue removed.
And here's something that should be a whole lot easier than it is, getting a new one put up
in its place.
I'm Akila Hughes, and Rebel Spirit Season 2 is about both of those things.
As I was watching these statues come down, I was thinking about what it meant that I grew up
in a majority black city in which there were more homages to enslavers than there were to
enslave people.
Listen to Rebel Spirit Season 2 on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your
podcasts.
