The Questlove Show - QLS Classic: Desus & Mero Pt. 2

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Oh, and remember to revisit Part 1 if you haven't. And we are back, y'all, with part two of our interview with Deas and Mero. Look, it was wild last week. I hope my mom didn't disown me, you know what I'm saying? But it gets even crazier this week, and I hope you're ready for us. Just listen This part two I have to say

Did we get Did we learn anything This episode? I feel like we've been yelling For like Yeah Yeah Steve hasn't said

Shit Yeah Steve Ask one question Please Steve Ask one question Steve

Steve was off the edible This is the one Steve This is the one episode where you weren't funny or said anything You didn't say shit I didn't have to say shit

This time You were like Bagel bagel bagel bagel bagel bagel bagel Dave asked us some Steve did he's a one We didn't have to cover for the rest of this. No, I heard you guys like the Yankees, though. Like the Yankees?

Sir, 27 rings. I die on this shit. Yo, fam, like, I fuck with the Yankees so hard that I see CCC Sabrethe at a nick game, and I texted him and I was like, yo, can you give me a ride back into Jersey? And he was like, hey, no doubt, cuss. From real? You understand how many times when I get drunk I've had ex-girlfriends, like,

stop, like the dragon movie from tattoo parlors. I'm like, no, I'm getting the Yankees logo on my neck. Like, every time I get drunk, that's what I want to. to do. Like, I've stopped now that I'm on my showtime. But listen, it's a new season. Like, you know, anything's possible. So y'all must have been real depressed in 2004. Oh, yeah.

2004 was probably the worst. Y'all must have been real depressed. You know, let me tell you how about it. I was in Boston. Ma'am, I went to a bar every night. Not a bar in New York. Not a bar in the Bronx. I went into Manhattan every night to watch the game.

And at the game three, I'm like, totally. We got this. We cooking you, blah, blah. Game seven, not only do we lose. It's raining as I leave the night. I'll leave the bar. I trip. I cut my G-star jeans.

Ooh. I, like, have the the wall cut on my knee. You can see exposed bone. Now I'm on the two train. Going home, I'm like, silently snops.

It's like, and I have like head to toe Yankee gear. And this lady gets on the train in 963C. Did we win? I was, I was like, everyone on the train is crying. What do you think?

Do you didn't win. Dog, I was fucking with a shorthy that was from Georgia. Rivier. No, that was a different one. She was biracial, and her grandmother was dumb racist.

Oh, wow. Which was crazy, because I just had to sit there and just like, because she was like 99 years old. You feel me? You ain't told me to be racist. You ain't checking a 99. You know what I'm saying?

Like, I'm just sitting there, and she's just talking all crazy. Like, I owned you. I said, I was like, man? I was like, man, my parents came here in the 70s. No, no, I own you. I got the. I got the papers right here.

Yo, it was wild. But now, oh. Oh, my God. Wait. Zara just sent me. Uh-oh. You tweeted Tucker Cawson. Oh, fuck Tucker Cawson.

You are Zara's hero. If you knew Zara was. She loves Tucker Crosse. White Red. What's wild? Didn't John, John Stewart got Tucker Carlson out of the paint like years ago,

and then he just popped back up on Fox News? Yeah. Because he was on Sierra. You know what? Him and Ben. Also, I want to take this case out right now to say Ben Shriver, I will make you piss blood if I ever see you in the streets. But, um, damn.

It's just like, there's a lot of people on Twitter and a lot of conservative people that just tweet and you can see they've never been punched in the face. Straight up. And there's like there's like there's repercussions for things you tweet. And I think the niggas need to start beating up conservative tweeters. That's really it. Like if you get, if you get duffed in the face, you learn a certain. You learn a lesson.

You learn humility. You learn a lot of it happen to you. Yeah. Yeah. It ain't, it ain't, it ain't above that. Because the whole time before it happens, you're like, oh my God. What if what if I get punched in the face? What does it feel like?

What happens? Then you get two pieces and you're like, oh shit. That's a bad. That's character builder. Like, I hate those. What's the last time you've been in a braw though? Like a brawl, brawl? A brawl, let's see.

Probably when I was doing security. That's the street, right? How many jobs you had, yo? You might be a mirror. Like, I've had, you want me to go. Name them. You want me to any 10 jobs right now. I've done construction.

I've done, I've been a mechanic. I sold domain names. I installed DNS server. for the internet. I've been a web administration. I've done, uh, I,

Black Enterprise. Black Enterprise. I was a business report, a business report, a business report for Black Enterprise magazine. I scanned in Lithuagraphs for the Near Public Library for the digital library project. I worked on the Schaumburg digitalizing slavery artifacts. I was on a street team for Chico da Bard.

Yeah. I went to jail for Chico de Barge. Wait, what? Yeah, he was in jail. Chico de Barge. Exactly. I'm like, nothing in life is guaranteed. Joe's next to me.

No, what happened was I was putting up, um, posters. Oh, I thought he was holding his coke. I thought he was holding a big of Coke. He was like, I got Chico, I got you, Chico, hold on. So I'm working with a guy from Brooklyn. And so the cops passed by, I'm like, I'm like, yo, Jake, Jake, Jake, Jake, which, what is Jake? Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But apparently in that part, at that time in New York, Jake was very regional just for the Bronx. So people didn't think it was the calling the cops, Jake, so no one realized what it was. And then three Yankees fans come up to me like, hey, you put in the posters? Yeah, yeah. Why don't you spread your cheeks and turn your eyes around and put these cuffs on. Oh, post no bills and most no bills, yeah.

And I was working for relativity records. Wow. Throwback. What year was you working for relativity? Busybone had just dropped. Nick. Nick. Did you meet Busy bone?

That nigga. Busy bone. Busy bone played his apple for us. Oh, praise God. The conference room. How that feels. How to feel? Hey, not about it, but I know it about that.

Ah, not. So here's my Bisy-Bone story. So Bizzy Bones. So Bonesy-Bone is playing his demo album for everyone at Relativity Records. The conference room is located in the middle of the floor of Relativity Records. The conference room is completely see-through and transparent.

And Bizzy Bone says, I refuse to play the album inside the conference room unless the walls are covered with paper because I do not want the song to leak out and other people will steal it. Like paper? Because paper doesn't stop it. No, just paper. Like, like, print the paper.

So me and two other interns, I was like, I'm not an intern. I'm on a street team. They was like, nigga, you are a intern. You are a intern. So we spent an hour just taping paper on the size of, like eight and a half by level. Yes. And then we all sit down and listen to his triple disc album. What was?

I remember that. This is what if it sounds like, went the time. Oh my God. And I'm sitting there like, I'm like, Prince cleared that? I was like, y'all might be better off with raw syndicate. Yeah. I'm not playing either. I know I can fuck him up.

Were you there? Oh, God. It was on. Did Steve have to put up paper on the wall? No, no, no. I'm thinking of the greatest, one of the greatest April Fool jokes I ever played. I don't believe it.

Were you in the studio with DeAngelo when I made Rosel call Electric Lady as Chico DeBarre? Wow, name dropper. Niggins, this shit happened. Yeah, Rosel is such a big name of hell. No, no, no. What a fuck,

Nigel Nick said Rosel like you said Prince I know Nick like that's a girl over the

No No No No no no All jokes aside All jokes aside All jokes aside Holy shit

Nick I brought his album Yeah Fats All right So that was the I know I bought Roszos What album

Now we can talk What albums Did you get Fines In the bind Thanks the okay Player What's the name

Make you Feel that way What's it called Blackalicious. No, come on. That blacklist. Nia. I like that shit.

I like that shit. Nia Avalicious. I like that shit. I like, they're fans of the podcast. And I was back to it. I'm like it wasn't that bad album. Yeah.

I was a bad. That album was dope. It was dope. It was dope. You didn't like Sarah? You didn't like Sarah? It was like people. I didn't like Sarah.

It was like people I didn't like Sarah. If you're a hip-hop hater, you know what I'm talking about. I know. You are like an okay player. I'm an okay player. Remember what Quali said that? Wait, I was like, nigger. Do you remember what Kwali

DM'd all of us about Don't leak the bootleg of his album? He did. He did. He took your money out of his kids' mouth. I love you, Pauley. Yo, what the thing? Wait, well, see, Jim, because Jill made her judge too.

So you're trying to tell me Kwalee has been going at motherfuckers on the year. This is, no. Yeah, this is, yeah, that's his MO. Like, no. You realize that OK player got shouted out on college drive.

Yes, I know. Oh, except they're saying something like, like, okay, play a hate it. And he was like, he was probably talking about one of the people He was definitely was talking about me. Yeah, right. Either me or film.

So we were some hated. I was like, but you remember, but you girl, Jill, she made her jam too to hate on me. Yeah, that was about us too. Yes. Damn, I was on a wrong message board

where everyone. I was on fucking, I was going to say, don't tell me you weren't the nerd message boards. I was on the fucking, you remember what OK player and Afro punk had beef? You know, we still got beef, motherfucker

They were trying to kill Big Reds? Yo, I was going to the archives today just like before we came in and I saw the post you made about Afro punk is declared a fatwa on Big Red. You were a wallet on the day. You know, that's, man. Yeah, none of us had a damn job.

No. I had a job. I just didn't do my job because I was on. I mean, if that shit came out, like none of us would have jobs today. Like, it was, yo. People leaking nudes, but adding rap songs to them? Wait, what?

That nigga lunchbox. Last last last time. You know, this is the first time ever, you and I have no idea what's going on. It's just weird for me. You don't understand. You don't understand. You and me? It's weird for me because I own that place and still didn't know what's going on.

You don't understand. It was a dark underbelly. The best part of the OECTA player was the amount of disrespect and animosity we had for Questlove. Let's talk about it. They're both equal. They're both equal. We were like, yo, fuck that, nigga. Wow.

I remember one time you put up a post, he was like, yo, y'all don't really know me like that. Like, my name's quest love to y'all. Don't be calling me Amir. I was like, yo, fuck you Amir. Nigel, I'm stuck there on your site. I'm stopping on your couch, do something. Nick, I'm going to be in Black Willie tonight.

Wow. And then you got the 15. Yeah, he's 15, yeah. You were there when I became 15? We've been there from day one. I want to ask me. Someone explained what the fuck is going on right now. Please.

Okay. We don't want to give somebody. Someone asked me four days ago. How did I get the name for teen? And I had to look on. All right. So, wait,

Flo Brown had some beef with us. I don't know why. You might want to explain who Flo Brown is. Yeah. That would help. Why? Because Google was like, ah.

Hold on. Let me ask Jeeves. We don't have no idea what's happening. Look. Look. We got to get the audience. Okay, listen, this is what we're talking about. This is what we're talking about.

We're talking about OK player. Okay player. Okay player. Okay player. Okay.com. Dead ass. Okay player is the fucking mothered sight. It's where I got my, it's where I got my training.

It's where it's called the Coliseum now, but it was called something. No, it's the Coliseum. Like in Rome, ancient Rome's, they used to kill niggas and. No, it was the Coliseum. That was, that was okay player was glad they had training. There's people that think that a Twitter dragging now, what that is. Oh, the metaphor. They didn't see nothing yet.

You ain't see nothing. I was on a message board called the fast spot and that was on smash.com. Okay. And that's where, like, a lot of the ASAP dudes started bubbling from there. Okay. And you know what I'm saying? A rest of a piece of Aesap games. Yeah.

I was on there and I was just talking wild reckless because I was like maybe two years older than the median age on that fucking message board. So I'm talking to this one dude from Canada and he's just like, yo, fuck you. You know what I'm saying? We got goons out here too. Like, fuck you. Fuck the Bronx. Fuck every.

And I'm like, yo, at this point in my life, I'm like, yo, at this point in my life, I'm like, yo, I'm ready to scrap with anybody. Come see me. You know what I'm like? I'm like, yo, pull up. Me and Temecula. I was like, yo, word. I was like, tell me what it means you.

And I'm gonna fucking meet you right there. So boom, so unbeknownst to me, Yams, you know what I'm saying? Has a screen name on there. And his, him and his man, I'm going back and forth for his man. You feel me? So like, me and him going back and forth. Ah, yeah, yo, yo. And he's like, yo, pull up to one 16 for whatever the fuck.

I was like, I bet. So I called my man. My man most, you know what I'm saying? the only nigga I know with a car. I was like, bro, we got to go up to 160 right now. I got to fuck this little nigga up. You know what I'm saying? Let him know what's popping.

So we go up there and I was like, yo. And then he's like, you're really going to fight this dude, bro? He's probably like 15, 16 and shit. You're like 20 and shit. Like, you can't be doing this. That's not okay player. Yeah, that's not. They're pulled up.

And everything in that day was like, yo, who won? Or they left your ass when they went to Detroit. There was pull-up moments? You don't know about pull-up moments? You don't know about pull-up moments? Wait. Let him. Let's your story.

So then I say, oh, you know what? You're right. So this is what I'm going to do. I'm not going to fight this little nigga. What I'm going to do is I'm going to just pull up. I got a fire extinguisher in the back. I'm going to pull up. I'm going to jump out.

And when niggas try to hook off, I'm going to just be like, all these niggas, punch one of them and then we're out. You know what I'm saying? So then boom. So then we go up there, nobody shows up. Fast forward like, yo, 2015. DM from Y. Yo, fam, you used to go by Y, SK Y, S.K.

I was like, you should kill yourself? Yeah, that was me. Why? He's like, yo, fam, yo, one thousand hell marries to you, my G. Yo, fucking, yo, your blog is ill because I had a block called Victory. Yeah, yeah. He's like, y'all, fuck with that shit crazy. Like, yo, you should come through.

Yo, Ferg. Oh, no. I'm working on the album, Rocky. That was when Purple Swag had just came out and started hitting. So I was just like, yeah, no doubt. Let's get it. You know what I mean? So then that started that whole, like, friendship that we had or whatever.

But I was just like, it blew my mind. I thought it was like, in my head, I was like, yo, I almost fucked you up, man? When you was like, 15. You know what I'm saying? Like, okay player's shit was different. Now, I mentioned that I pulled up. There was, there was, I thought you all a bunch of dweaves.

No. Yeah, that's what everyone else thought. You all right. Do you remember Janice? Yes. Yes. Yeah, fuck you. I remember Dennis.

So, shout to Rare Form. Janice got dealt with? No, shout to Rare for them. Because Rare for them, we had a party on the low east side. What stone soup? Stone soup. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was a party and they provided free soup to people.

Yeah. Yeah. Janice had been talking extremely. Yes. I know Jay's. That thing is going to soup parties? Your man was like, yo, he was like, yo, I'll get you because I didn't. No, that shit was ill as fuck.

Don't knock it. Don't knock it. Don't knock the suit party, yo. That shit was hot. That shit was hot. You didn't think you said. You invited to a soup party, nigga, I'm delete you out of my phone. This thing I had the rap battles with 16-year-old.

Lock the ball. Wait a minute. Wait. I built this place and I never knew y'all had soup. A beer. What beer? You was on tour. I went to a soup party at your house once.

I don't know what the fuck. Yo, I guess I do that. Let me tell you a soup party sound whack. When you smack this shit and this free soup, my nigga, you good as much. I'm drinking that shit with my hand like, ah, ah. So Janice, you know, like every, you know, it was like Wednesday or Thursday. She's sponsored my sparks. And so Janice, the whole time, he's like, yo, y'all talking this is.

I got shooters. Yada y'all. yada yada like y'all talking like i can't get niggas touch dot and i was like oh you oh oh that's how we talking so i come through with the blicky like yo what's good i'm like what's up i shoot this whole stone shoot shit up no he didn't show up so now i'm just freaking suit with a gun on my waist oh my or on the real so much i thought janice was the alias for either south philly man oh sbm wow or spm or wait i kind of thought frank FWMJ?

I thought, I thought, I thought it was him. All right. So we're talking about... We're talking about a chat room or a message air. We're talking about.

We're talking about somebody on the chat room, but I want to know if you remember, behold me. Yes. And he always had like the wild pornographic fucking avatars or shit. You built a terrible place, Questlo. That shit was...

You guys have like crazy? It was, you remember the chick that had, supposedly it was a hoax that had cancer? Yeah. And she was, my life. Yes. The white girl, and she lied about having cancer. There was that.

She was the OG scammer. Wait, time about what they call her? They called it. Somebody, they called a cancer pussy. They called a cancer pussy. Got the keyboard. Remember keyboard. Be our original.

A long time. What's the fuck? Yeah. What did you do? What did you do? Shimeca. Shameca, yeah. Byr, you've created a shit show.

Shimeca, DJ Teddy Bay. Listen, listen, here's the deal. Sean Becker. You're like, Jay Z used to lurk in the lesson. Yeah, yeah. Shout out to disco DJ, Sean Haley. Sean Haley. What's his name?

Mr. Monitone who would defend R. Kelly every day. No, no, no, no. That wasn't, that was a Mr. Max. No. Wait, wait, wait. Did you ever listen? Did you ever hear Mr. Max's tapes? No.

My nigger. Wait. I got you. Wait, you still got him? Yes. It's like an hour. It's like an A and a B size 30 minutes. That niggas.

fucking lunatic. Also, I don't want to be this guy. But any nude that ever leaked on, okay, but I still got that shit. Any new. Wait. Wait. To go back to Mr. Max? A bitmap from 1997. I still got that. Wait, to go back to Mr. Max for a second. Yo, Deez-is, get on Amazon

and just like, you'll find a Mr. Max reviews. He's reviewed fucking everything. Really? You're nuts. Nuts. Nuts. It was fucking insane. I mean, that's what you get. Oh, God. What did I do?

Yeah. Working in an office type of shit. And the best part, the media and hit the crib, like. The whole thing, OK player was, you know, I don't want to name any names. Someone was busy traveling and abandoned us. Questlove is the guy that made the tunnels and us.

I don't want to say that. And they walked away. But any time Questlove would, like, tweet something, we'd be like, thank you, daddy. Do you remember that? No, when I was working, that you, Papa. When I was working at OK Player,

I used to get messages from somebody that I'm not going to name her name. starts with K. Cocoa. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I used to get messages from her whenever the boards were down.

Tell dad that the board is down. Oh, my God. Fam, when the boards would go down, I wouldn't know what to do. Yo. I was like, could you guys please fix your work? It's called work. I was like,

because you guys, please fix your CGI-Bin file. The DC Forum is down again. It's been, you know, it hasn't been. Quest, did you know we spun off and made a separate site called Lucy? Yeah. That was like the most, the most, the most art.

Lucy was Dushy people are for okay player And when we look down on people Okay player A true head You were a true head

Wow That's out of Dess As a person As a DJ Yes I was once told By a white

DJ That a tribe Quote quest Was white girl college music Wow Yeah I was like

Fam what In what decade I hate Like the late 90s early arts When white hip-hop fans Have to get holier than thou.

No, I've never played the roots in the club. Like, that's instant dance floor clearing. Everybody going to get a drink. Exactly. Like, you can talk to shorty and shit. Kill this next record. Tip your bartenders. Then you hear Molly Perkinson.

They're like, what? I can't hear you. We was good. I can't hear you no more. When you put on a roots record, that's when the bartenders love you because that's when everybody goes to the bottom. That's right.

And they leave tips. There you go. So you should play Roots records. I had a plan the whole the whole time. Is there anything? Wow. Wait, I'm just mind-blown. Can I say something?

I don't think we've asked one question. We've been. But we learned everything. That's the thing. It doesn't matter. I have a question, though. Shut up, Bill. I want to know because, like,

I watch the show, the Vice show and the Showtime show, and it's very New York. So what I want to know is has the city of New York, like, reached out to you guys and, like, you know, tried to, you know. Give you a key to the city. A key to the city or, like, some kind of, like, make you, like, official ambassadors to the city. The Bronx. Have you thrown out the pitch at the Yankee game?

Not yet, but soon come. You know what I'm saying? Don't do it. And not, but it's wild because, like, we're getting courted by, like, other New York shit. Like, I don't want to say lesser, but, like, NYCFC. Right. And, like, shit that they're trying to, like, bring up. Yeah, exactly.

Yo, they just had some shit of a video of us on Twitter from the, official NHL like shit. Talk about hockey. I was like, I don't know shit about hockey. All I know is like the only thing that I know about hockey is that every time I will go to DR

like, is gambling is legal over there. And you have a motherfucker that doesn't speak a lick of English, doesn't, has never touched foot in the United States of America or Canada or anywhere where they play hockey. But he can tell you everything

that is to know about the Minnesota wild. And every player top to bottom because he's betting. You know what I'm saying? Like he's over there gambling. Quest, you ever be at renters? You ever go to hockey games? They want me to come.

Yeah. I went to a Rage's game and I went the same night as J.B. Smooth. Ah. Ha ha ha. So the whole night. A whole night. Everyone, everyone goes. Yo, J.

J.B. Yo, J. I'm in the bathroom. He's like, yo, like, yo, I love your shit. Man, what you do with the community. That shit is great. You know what I'm saying?

I was like, yo, thank you, man. I love you on season nine of curb. I was like, Nick, I'm not Jby smooth. Like, yo. Leo! I was that thing is twice my age. Hey, yo. You got Tupsy Turby, that motherfucker, right?

Ah, my nigga Lee. Ha! So while we're finally getting to ask them questions, they're asking another one. Yes. Would you guys enjoy more about the showtime experience versus the Vice-Line experience? Is there, there's no idea that's...

Oh, the check, of course. Besides the check. We are making real fucking TV. Also, the fact is, we're the EP of the show, and I did not know. EP means you got to do a lot of shit. So there's a lot of video. Like, you got to approve shit.

Damn, like, we're going on the budget for the show. And I'm like, wow, I don't want to do this. I mean, you know, if you don't get away with getting John to sing the chocolate. That shit was weird. First of all, let's keep it real. John Legend is a real nigger. We all know this. John Legend was singing about trafficking and coke with Rick Ross and it was some of the most beautiful music he ever made.

And you know, like, yes, the Chrissy Teagan thing, that's a good look for his career. But you know he's a nigger. You know, he's a light skin nigga. He wants to sing about guns and shit. And he knew it. He was like. He's performing at SOBs back in today. Yeah, of course.

He was John Stevens. That's when he had to coach. Come on, we all, we all fuck of a relationship to, let's get lifted. You know, I was in the back of the day and shit. Then you made up to the shorty, like,

ordinary people, all that kind of shit. But John, John was with it. He was singing about edgy and shit. Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah, girl,

he loves your edgy. That's our good thing. Like, we, we can bring out the nastiness and, like, celebrities, and they're just like, oh, I just said that

because I'm with them, but no, it's like, if you hang with us for 15 minutes, we'd turn you. Now, We had Don Chito talking about cuckold porn. It was wow.

Oh, what? Yeah, about cuckold porn. What porn? What? Cuckle porn. Oh, are you familiar? Yeah. Yes.

No, I am. I didn't hear you. Okay. I thought you said cougal porn. Did you hear the same thing? He just heard the word porn. Cucle porn is usually there's a racial aspect to it, but it's like, basically a married man and you find another person to come fuck your wife while you watch and he humiliates you.

And usually the guy's black and he's like, look at you. You can't satisfy your wife. You're a little pink white. Your little white pecker. It was once. And I mean, the couple that pay me to do it, you know. Yo, we're saying at S, we're singing the Sheridan and Essisfest. And at the same time as S's Fest, they also had the teacher, the, like, the fucking

countrywide teacher union also had their conference there. And to make it even worse, they had the, it was like the deaf people's national conference. So you have these three people taking over New York City. So you could, I've taken over New Orleans. So you could have fucked whoever. You could never do the deaf people's conference in like the. Bronx because there be motherfuckers out there like Yeah.

You know what? So I'm working, work and working. I get back to the hotel and I'm just like, you know what? I want to go to the pool. They're like, the pool's clothes. I'm like, fuck that out, sneaking, whatever, whatever. And there's this like white redneck couple. And they're there, the guy's like rolling his own cigarettes and smoking it in the dark.

The wife has on the wild two-piece Confederate bikini. But she's like 58. Oh, with the wrinkle. She's wringles. She's wringled and she's sagging. She has to miss a marble in a day. I'm like, you know, what do you guys here for? He's like, oh, my wife's a teacher.

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da. So I'm like, yeah. He's like, so you're staying in here? And I was like, yeah, he's like, you're staying here alone? I was like, yeah, you know, I got my own room. Oh, no. He was like, so you like the plate? And I was like, are you trying to cuckold me, my nigga?

I was so impressed. I was like, yo. I was like, but for the record, I'm not fucking your ugly-ass wife. Your wife is what we call in the Bronx a dub. That's a dub. But, yeah. I was so impressed. And he brought his own Texas beer to New Orleans

because he was like, I can't trust this. Shirebach? That's wild. The closest I advocated some shit like that, bro, was I was on vacation in D.R. And I did, anytime you go to, like I said, a developing nation, and you got fame out there,

due to fam shit first. Can you even call D.R. developing nation? I feel like that's a slur at this point. You know, pretty developed. I mean, he didn't say certain flies. Yo, when you got the president,

you got the president was the president. They had the president. They had the president. of the nation cussing because he's like, yo, these hospitals are fucked up. And it's in the capital city in San Diego, yeah. So he's like,

he's like, I went to this hospital and I went to this hospital and I was like, motherfucker, what the fuck is going on? But that's like what Trump does? You know what I'm saying? Like he said that shit like that. And I was just like, wow. I was like, okay, it must be fucked up up right here. So it's like you do the fame shit first because that's when you really roughing it and you're doing the house shit and getting the Zika mosquitoes. And then you go to resort.

You feel me? So then that's how I did it. So I went to the resort for the last week and a half. You know what I'm saying? So I was out there and it was me and my brother. My brother had just graduated college. He was hype. You know what I'm saying? He was like,

yo, and he was on some drinking shit too. Like he was just on some, because he went up to Binghamton. Oh, okay. So it ain't nothing to do up there but drink and fucking go to Walmart. You feel me? Like, yeah, exactly.

So he's up there. He's like, yo, let's get lit. Like, I don't know. Let's find some weed. I was like, yeah, let's get it.

So we go to the bar and he's feeling himself because he went away to boarding school and shit like that the same shit that I was supposed to do but I was like nah fuck that I was like I ain't going to know old boy school in middle of woods fuck that but he did so he's like he's feeling himself he learned a little French so we up at the bar and this French fat dude in a speedo and he's just like talking like in

broken English or whatever and then my brother says to him like yo like do you speak French or whatever like and homie was like we like and they started they start rapping whatever then he's like homie thinks he's like we people's now you know what I'm saying so the next day we come out and he's like yo I want to introduce you through my family. I'm like, all right, cool.

So we like, we walk up, yo, his daughter's there, his two daughters are there and his wife is there. Okay. Titty's out. Shining. Wow. Like, this daughter's was popping.

His wife, tities was, gravitation. Explain to Steve what dubs are. A dub is just like a, like, it's a law. On a scale of one to 10, a dub is a two. You know what I'm saying? Whoa, wow. Wow. . Wow. Inflation much.

I mean, I want to say, isn't a dub like a five? I thought dub start up like double as a two. Anything less than a seven is a dub, right? Oh, I'm sorry, am I too beautiful? Oh, see, Philly says dice. We always say dice. Dice is like, it's weird, y'all. It's like a whack job.

But you say John, though, don't you? So we say it. That's only because he was on okay player. What's the name of the cheese steak of truck? And the name of it is like Little John. It would be like a 63rd street and shit. The one we always go to. Tits are shining.

Oh, yeah. So, yeah, so boom. So he's like, yo. You always think he said, focused. Yeah, he's like, shiny tities. So he's like, so he's like, yo. My favorite group from the 90s.

Like, now he wants to chill. Like, now he's, now we're invested in shit. Now we're invested in shit. So now we're like talking to these people and shit. And I'm just like, bro, like, I'm trying to look everywhere but like the eight pairs of tities that's in front of me. So I'm just like, oh, yeah, you know, like,

yo, let's go swimming, fam. Like, and we go to ocean and we swim around with this fat motherfucker for for like 20 minutes. We come back out. He's like, oh, let's have a drink. We go to the bar, shorty's, titty's still out. I'm like, yo. So he pimping him.

He's trying to, he is. I don't know. What the fuck is going on? My brother's like, yo, you think we could tris? I was like, oh, you said tris. I was like, fam, I was like, we don't need to tris. It's like four of them, you know? I don't have any brothers.

Can you triz with your brother? Like, you know what I'm saying? Man. I feel like that's like, nah. I mean, if you can't tris with your brother, man, who can you triz with? No, because my cousin tried to try to choose with me once. I was like, no. I was like, we're not even cool like that, man.

If you don't know what Tris is, context clues. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because we ain't going to tell you. Also, that's just, like, yeah. It's just like scanning me in with your metro cards. Yeah. Oh, yeah, that's a whole different thing.

That's 90s. Yo, wait, wait, wait, wait, speaking of fucking metro cards. 90s are stupid. It was filthy. Yeah, you don't understand. Yeah, the 90s is. Bro, yo, you had a hooky party and shit,

and it was Tris was happening, fam. You were drinking Ian Jay. Do you want to hear my most fucked up Bronx hood story? Okay. Okay. So my man gets out of jail. He was in jail with Sharm the Worme who started the bloods in the Bronx. Okay.

He basically started the Bronx in the West, the five-star bloods on the East Coast. So he was in jail with him, blah, blah, blah. He's like, he comes out of jail. He's like, you're spreading this blood shit through the community. I'm like, I'm like, I'm not interested. So they have a house party. He's trying to witness to you. Yeah.

I was like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, Watch so. He's like, yo, we about to have this wild hooky party. We got this wild thotty. Like, we about to, like, we about to slutter in. Because, you know, like, you destroy it. Yeah. You do some work.

Either got to put it in or you got to slutter. Put it out. So I go to the party. I like, I like, I like a party. So I go there and I see my. What's that in quotation? That's what I said on the e-vite. I was like, I like a party.

So then I go to the party. And I was like, oh, wow, my female cousin's here. What's the chance? Wow. Wow. Wow. Guess who female cousins did not become a blood that night? Wow.

Oh, y'all think it's serious? Wow. I was going to the precinct and told her. She was like, nah, I'm cool. So she knew what was up? Oh, she was down. Oh, that's wow. I was like, come on, y'all.

The biggest. My whole thing was like, I couldn't, like, you know. The biggest, my cousin never took was getting carjack Broad Day, Newark. Because she went to Seton Hall. Okay. And she had the Mitsubishi Spider when that shit was popping. Oh, that was, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. When was the Mississippi Spiders popping?

What you was in? It was like, it was like, it was like, it was like, you know what? Remember what Phomasters would be like, yo, if you got a Dodge Charge, you've got two months left. With his driving love, no, the Magnum, he's talking about the Magnum.

He's like, if you got the Magnum, you got one more summer, and I don't want to see y'all fish bowling. I don't want to see six niggas in the, in the Magnum, and you ain't got no tits. I put to the side. I'm putting the back to the middle line.

The P.C. Coozer playing LMFAO. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media.

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Oh, wow. I took it back. That was a long ass time ago. Don't ask no kidding. What are you about to ask? Don't know. Table 50 was a hidden club across the table. street and I want to say atrium

arium doesn't exist anymore yeah atrium's gone what is what is it's like it's it's it's um kith yeah it was it's um kith now it was it was like old kith move it's like broadway and bleaker right yeah it's uh down the street from who wow if you really told me atrium would be gone and that wendies would still be there i was like get the fuck out of here that one these was like the graffiti wendies like i would always end up getting into fights there well it was the graffiti and all the graffiti niggas will go there and you got a hot bag They're like, yo, let me get the Tex-Mex salad and the BAPS code. Oh, man.

I would always go in and catch a tag in the bathroom and catch another one. Like 2003 flashback. Yes. I remember Table 50 and drop it like it's hot. The remix had just dropped. Okay. And I watched my man Questlove DJ and people were just, you had to make an announcement on the, on the mic. I had to apologize for playing it.

No, you have to tell people to stop putting their phones over the DJ. They were flashing. They were taking flash photos. of you. You couldn't even see your next mixes and stuff. Yeah. And I was like, this shit is not cool. Also, I was also one of those dickheads because I came to the booth and I was like, play welcome to Jamrock.

He was like, he was like, I know you. What are you doing? I was like, nah, I was like, mad drunk. I was like, now, play this shit. This is probably when tipping point came out too. This is probably when tipping point came out. Yeah. Oh, yes. Yeah, 2004. Yes. When you hated us?

I never hated him. There was definitely a point. A point in time where we definitely thought that you kind of felt some way about us. I was like, why am I supporting this fucking band that hates me? Yes. Because like, Kamal was definitely, you know, not down with the Klanx squad shit.

Nah. To be fair, and I'm going to clear this stuff like that. I'm not going to be scary. We were the worst fan base. Yeah, we were. We were. Before they came through, they was like, yo,

DeAngel is having a secret show. Just come through, don't make it hot. And niggas was like, yo, make a sign that said, okay player and hold that shit up at the counter throw. Were you one of the original Tony Backout tickets for I wasn't on long enough

To be a charter member But I joined right before the cutoff For a charter member So like right after 99 Yeah I was on there I was on there I joined because

A common single had just dropped Damn you knickers on Which common single Which one? It was something It probably would be like doing it or something Right It wasn't doing it was off

What was the album It was a hustle flower It was a It would have been like water for chocolate. Yeah, water for chocolate. Because I was still in R&S, and I was trying to find the MP3 version. No, were you the one that leaked the original version of that shit?

No, because the problem, no offense. They didn't look for you. Because I had that version. That version had the end up doing it ran out. Some of the Neo-So MP3 releases didn't hit the way I thought they would. So, you know, when I dropped Amber Sonshowers and shit like. The Walter T. Smith album, which. I bought.

You brought up Amber Sunshower. I bought that album too. Wait, she used to be in a group. I don't know. She was in a group? Yeah,

she was. Damn, now I got to look up What was that guy? Are you thinking about Arianna? Don't you forget that.

Oh, Glenn Lewis. Yeah, yeah. Stevie Wonder. Yeah. Yeah. Let's just say we got. Yeah.

I heard the story about Gl Lewis, but I'm just feeling like, wow, extra bro. Because this thing is talking about MP3's in 98.

I'm like, I'm like, I'm still copy CD. I was a fucking music factory. Yo, I still got CDs that I burned, like, from Napster in 98. Yeah. And the great thing about R&S is we would set up what they were called Eggshell drop XDCC bots.

And basically it was like, you'd be on FNet. And you can, like, request the bot. This motherfucker said FNet. I never heard FNet in like 15. So he could drop a zip file. He's super computer, nigger. Like, he'd be saying shit sometimes I'm like, I don't even know what the fuck. I'm like, yo, is that a solid state drive?

I don't know. I got to defrag my hard drive. I don't know what the fuck you're talking about. So basically you'd steal an album from like a record label or whatever and you put it on this bot. And so anyone that wanted to redistribute the album would get it from the buy. And you'd like send the bot commands like, yo, send me this and be like, I'll send it to you in five minutes. I remember we got that Glenn Lewis album and I put it on that bot and I was like, yeah, I was like, yo, wait. This is fucking crazy.

So what was the most lethal, stealth join you ever leaked? Cameron SDE. SDE. What? SDI. And I didn't even get that from the record company. I was hanging with my boy in Harlem. And he had the full fucking CD-R.

It's the CD-R on his dresser. And I was like, is this the whole thing? He was like, yeah, yeah, this shit never coming out. I took it. Do a search right now, Deezis at camera on sDE. Bill doing it right now. I got that. I'll talk a spicy in that info file.

Talk about R&S-0-31. I-I-I-I-I-whatever. Cut your face. I'll leak any album. Yeah. You were that motherfucker. Damn, I once in 88 hip-hop, I downloaded Winamp and ripped Pete Rock's first album. The St.

So Survivor. Yeah. And I, the problem was I didn't rip it in the proper, I didn't rip it in 44.1 K-HPS. And so R&S rejected it. It's crazy because I was working, yeah, it was probably control. This is actually really crazy. I went to the wins. Hold on Fordham.

And I got Caponoreen in a reunion, Black Star, and Love Movement in the same day. And I did not burn any of that shit on my computer. I had the wild. I was in someone else's office. Whose office I had no idea was? I installed new software, put a CD in there. And you remember how long it used to take to rip CD?

To rip. Yeah, that shit was the process. So it was literally an episode of 24. Like, I'm watching the podcast bar. And I'm waiting for this lady to come back into office. And I was like, I was like, oh, I hope she hurried up so I could upload this on this 14.4 modem. Fem.

Wow. It's crazy. I didn't know that you were like in those ripping groups back in date because I was looking for an end back then because I was working in college radio. Yeah. So I was getting all the CDs early and shit. Damn, I was in like record pools with people.

And like my, I wasn't even trying to DJ. I was like, I just want to leak shit. Yeah. I just wanted to leak shit too. I was like, I hate it like, I'm working my new album. I was like, yeah. be ashamed that hit the streets early but yo it's amazing it's amazing how much music that I came up on back then that I'm still listening to now yeah straight up that was I should I booed because it wasn't getting

played anywhere else where would you hear this stuff where would you hear the like I remember I leaked the Memphis bleak my mind right remix like who the fuck is going to download that yeah right right if the MP3 is there people would take it and I remember you were you were blackster before before you and I remember I got really mad because Rage Against the Machine had dropped an album, and I didn't want to illegally download it. I just wanted to buy it. Right.

And they were like... Or you let Rage the Machine live? Yeah. And they were like... But dip set, fuck that. Fuck him, Ron. I was like, them niggins live down the block. I'm all like, Zach De LaRoka.

But then I remember... And I take myself, I was like, I was like, yo... I'm a Zach DeLauca fan. I was like, there has to be somewhere to buy this online. This is before the iTunes stores came on. And they was like, no, you have to specifically go to... Go to CD now.

One store on, like, 56 Street and buy the physical property. And I was like, this is not how it's supposed to be. And I was tight because I'm like, I'm ripping all this shit that I want to, I'm ripping all this hip-hop shit. Who's ripping all the rock shit? Who's ripping all the heavy metal shit? And like that's, that was the thing. So when did you stop ripping? But I don't know what they shit wasn't really ripping.

Like, I stopped ripping. I stopped ripping when the feds raided. Callie. Oh. It was Operation Sun Devil. Yeah. A people went to jail. I want to.

Operation what? There's a book about this. There's a book about this. It's called Sun Devon. That's not a rap record from the Wu thing. No. What happened? What happened?

They did a simultaneous arrest on three different continents. And it was like when Walt White hit five niggas and five different feet. When everyone in the jail got killed in a big way. So were you like low you make a bad reference? Wait, were you like Matthew Broderick and Ward games like unplugging everything? It was worse than that. Saying that your grandma, I'm screwed. What was weird was I was in college at this point because when I first started, I wasn't in college.

At this point, I'm in college and I had learned how to put, all right, now I'm, get some real Mr. Robot Hacker shit. I had a drop-down background task program that would run in the background of every system it was loaded on. So I would load it on 30 computers. So I would load it into the 30 computers in the computer lab. College computer lab and use their Ack 148 fiber optic connection to distribute it across the nation. Okay.

So I'm doing this for like a week. We're doing Eminem's album. We're doing huge albums and stuff. We're getting asked by other ripping groups. Because we have a fast enough connection and we have a connection with Fearlight, which is the Wears distributive ship Who taught you this? Man, no one. Nobody teaches you this shit.

When you're really dad in the Bronx and your parents like stay home. Stay in the house. I'm going to get in trouble anyway, so let's do this. So what's the best music or was it movies? It was everything. One time we found out about a porn site that was supposed to launch a next day, we downloaded the whole point site and we hit the whole site and we hit the creators like, yo, we'll leak this whole shit if you don't pay us. So it's store for stuff. Extortion.

We would take college kids' dissertations and pastor would protect them. Wow. What? I was like, I was serving motherfuckers in Maritime? Oh, you're gangster.

You are Cody Monster. Oh, we once found it was a Christian web host. And you automatically off the rip got a praise Jesus. You got like a gig off the rip for signing up. And we said that everyone was like, sign up right now.

And if you, because then we found, out the connection time from each account on this web host was something like a couple of seconds. So if you have movies or anything to move them to grow. So we had like 30,000 signups and we crashed this Christian web host and they went out of business. A Christian web host?

With a bunch of porn on it? Like honestly. I don't know. Man copies of bellies. porn and belly. The piracy scene online like back in the early 2000s it was some amazing shit. It was some amazing shit.

And looking back, it had to be like people involved. to were higher-ups because we had access to stuff that, like we had access to movies that weren't even finished, didn't even have the graphics weren't color-corrected and stuff. And we'd have full access to them. Yeah, I mean, a lot of times you would get unfinished albums like, Like Water for Chocolate. You get studio sessions, you get Stans.

I had a version of Light Water for Chocolate where the doing it sample plays out at the game. That was a single version. I have the original version of Jay Z's Dope Man that has a simple, that has the, who was the sample they couldn't say. I can't remember, but I know what you saw. I know what you're talking about. That one before they had Serena Olshould on it.

Oh, wow. Early versions of best of both worlds. Yeah. Yes. I got the shit where, you know what I'm saying? They had the opera shit on the Jewel Santana drink. You know, what I'm trying to find right now, and I could probably ask Questlove for it is I'm looking for the early copy of voodoo that came out. That had the Jim, the intro.

And I still, that's the only version I listen to. I need that shit. My sister has that because I burned it on multiple CDRs and she loves it. Yo, and you got the version Great Day and Morn without the crowd. Without the crowd? Yeah, I need that. Because that's the sample.

That's what I, yeah, yeah. Quest, what's the rarest MP3 you got? Like, what's the most valuable MP3 you got? It's some friendship. It's some print shit because there's a lawsuit that we're going to. Wait, I'm about to say, can I even talk about this? Shout to Prince, because Prince was, everyone, the OK player was like, I love Prince. I love Prince. I love it.

And Prince would come through like, yeah. Yo, do you remember the too funky attack? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, all the niggas from the print site, two funky ducky, two funky, blacky. They all came on. You know, you know, they had corny prince games?

Yeah. Yo, you know Prince used to be, okay, play it like daily. Daily, totally tell. Daily. Because that's back when I was like, yeah, the only thing worse than Prince is Prince fans. I think he was the nigger, the nigger spooky electric.

You remember? Yeah. I think that was him. No, I don't know what. Spooky light was in him, but he, he, uh, I think he lurked, he lurked either white,

Manchin, something, something, something. White Mansion was him? Okay. So, because I remember White Mansion. White, yeah. Twice he hit me. Wow. As White Mansion.

Yeah. But, um, the rare, I mean, I remember. Mussels versus Auk. South Philly Man versus. South Philly Man versus. I remember when he got his Ack. Nick, niggily-lissus. The nigga melly male, bro.

That nigga, man. That nigga. Melvin Mel because this nigga jumped on he put out a video because it wasn't enough he had he was like him and South Philly man were going at it. Okay. Man Mel decided he gonna drop a jam to go with it. No, oh boy.

Wait, he did this song? You know what should I remember? He had a video. You know what shit I love? What was that? Yo, P. Infinite. Yeah. We chopped that shit up. Yo, you know we chop up these bitches? You know we chop up these bitches?

That is iconic. You know what I'm saying? It was old, fam. There was memes on that shit. before these names. You hate. Confession Wednesday? You don't understand?

Yo, they're still doing Confession Wednesday on Facebook as far as I know. We read because we ran like all the women off. I don't think there's no women left. I'm talking about they move Confession Wednesday to Facebook. You remember what Shorty was cheating on Shorty's fiance and Shorty's fiance posted up, like the MacBook in the tub with the bleach. Niggum. Wait, what?

I know exactly yes. This was, it was Lauren. It was Lauren. Why did it? Wait, wait, I mean, shit, it was out. It was out. Like, bro. Wait, why?

The nigga shit. Because it was the nigga. The nigga, what was the nigga name? The lawyer, nigga. Yeah, yeah. She was fucking with, like, the shorty lightbrite. Yep. Yeah.

Yo, she did the full exposure. She did the picture. She did the text messages. She was like, look what this dirty bitch. It's texting. We live together and this nigga is, like, texting this bitch about why whatever. She put it in general? Yeah.

And gin pop, nigga. Gin pop, nigga. Gen pop. So then the next photo is just like, yo, I hope y'all happy together. It's mad jeans. All that shit in the tub,

huh? He wanted to let by her? With the water's full of bleach. Yeah. You're gonna be me. And that's back when like a MacBook was like, yeah, you killed someone for a MacBook.

He put the MacBook inside. No, she was her. And the funny thing is, fast-forward two years, I'm at like expectation in fucking Silver Springs, Maryland. Okay. Just chilling rampant by like corny girlfriend.

Shorty that cheated on the other shorty, the short joint. Yeah, yeah. She walks in. She sees me turns pale white and walks out. Wow. She remembers the shit with that mess. Wow. Wow.

Dog, you know where all the bodies are buried. All the bodies are buried on your estate, come. No, no, no. Okay, so this sells once and for all that OK player might have invented social media. Yeah. No, it really, no. No. No.

No. No, it didn't because I'm going to tell you why. This on Black Planet or any other... It was a more refined Black Planet. It was like... It was... A more refined Black Planet. It was similar.

Not like exactly like this. But like the Prince Internet before OK Player, like the mid-90s. Yeah. It was some shit back then too. Here's how I blow your mind about OK Player. No I can play or no Jesus Amiro. Donny Kwa from Complex.

What? Was on OK Player. He only posted and he had like a Korean soccer logo and his avatar. He works at complex. He saw me and Miro's tweets and how well we worked together. Right. He comes up with a deck and pitches to the complex and it was like,

Jesus and Mero should have a podcast. So you two are sort of like a play date put together? Pretty much. I mean like, it was some shit where it was like, yeah, little brother and Dio Zermero. Yo, man, listen. Okay. And I'm for nothing.

Shout to a little brother because when Knife did an interview somewhere, I don't remember where, but he was like, yo, I'll fuck around. I do my shit on free. You know what I'm saying? And I was like, word? I was like, say less. I was like download the bootleg version.

Change the date on my computer. You know what I'm saying? So I can save my beats and shit? Wait, oh, so the beats are race on? Oh, because it was time protected. It was time protected. So I just changed my shit to like. Someone didn't get the null version.

Yeah. You know what I mean? So I put my date on like 2019 and some shit like that and like the shit would just rock forever. So I just started fucking with beats and doing shit on that tip. Remember our OK player when, They used to ride on ninth wonder for his His high hat

His activator high hat Yeah He was like yo your drums are now weak Nicker Brough him Man listen I remember When damn Who got who got

Because it would be worse when you would get mad In the lesson If you were artists and you got mad And you can't get mad in the lesson Oh niggas Over Because the lesson My favorite is guru

My favorite is guru Just getting Oh guru came I don't Oh, when guru came on to talk about, Guru wanted to claim the daydreaming sample that... Oh, Lupe and Jill did. And it was an ethering sunning of, like,

nothing I've ever seen before in life. Look, man. Y'all, y'all... Can we make a list of people who got sunned on... Okay, players, so there was Guru... Quality. Mali Meli Meli Mel. Umas.

Flo Brown? Omas. Was it Omas or Shafique that got... I feel like, no, you know what? I don't think that sounds like, oh, not. It might have been. It might have been Tass. What's his name?

Taz. It might have been Tass. It might have been Tass. Taz trying to come back with some like, I'm from. Yeah, you don't understand. Brother, we from. I'm from South Central. Like, basically, if you were a celebrity and you got an okay player and posted, you made a mistake.

Remember what? Remember what Kahn was dating Erica about doing that picture came out with him with the extra medium sweater came on? Man, listen. Yo, Erica is, yo, Erica. And I said the shit. I was like, yo, Erica is the opposite. She got the opposite card.

that shit in fact. You feel what I? Like, you fuck with Erica, you get extra woke. You know what I mean? I remember when Tommy hopped out there. He was like, electric, hustle,

flower. Everything is was like, nigga, you're serious? My nigga. That was a real song. My nigga, are you wearing

cross-in- sweatpants? There's an entire group named after that song. You feel? Yeah, the shit was this. Like, I remember seeing common with the,

you know what I'm saying, the baggy, like, you know what I'm saying? The sweater vest? Yeah. Yeah, one of my home girls actually made that joint. He flipped it.

And then he started wearing the nick caps and your eyes still green girl you know what I'm saying all that shit we laughing at him he's like yo these Microsoft checks yeah yeah don't you know these what is it now you see me now you don't did you know we didn't have Zoons in Africa you got oh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha you're barely had Zooms in america shot at him though he was doing it when he did that basketball movie with Queen Latifah just right I'm like this thing I'm cool I was that both you all that is that is you all that is Yo, it's like the worst sex in all of the common common common.

You already know you, my brother. But yeah, that is like the most awkward sex. Yes, it is. Nothing more awkward than Brooklyn. Oh, shit. I was just like the same record. I am remaking Brooklyn Babylon with yes, Jules. I saw, okay, I saw Brooklyn Babylon when it first came out or whatever on DVD or whatever,

home video, 98, whatever the fuck it was. Right. And. What the fuck? Okay, for our listen, Brooklyn Babylon was an independent movie. I'm going to wait live for the 215, got the Hasidic Girl on my job. I'm like, I can rock with this, but. Brooklyn Babylon was a movie in which Black Thought of the Roots stars in,

in an inter-rational relationship with the Jewish girl. A Hasidic Jewish girl. No, wait, yeah, the hardcore right here. A win is a win. A win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Clever Taylor the Fourth. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey.

from basketball to college football or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger.

So if you've ever supported me or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be. Listen to The Clifford show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that, trust your girlfriends.

I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care. So they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no.

I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast,

it's all about the NFL draft. And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else.

If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slica Life 12 and TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. I'm a newbie to Marvel talk. Okay.

Okay. For me to thoroughly enjoy end game. Yes. Do you need to watch? What should I have watched ahead of time? Have you watched everything and then read every fucking comic book because everything is, it's. Watch the first to everything. Watch the first Thor.

Just watch the last event. I got to watch. The first. What else do I got to watch? The first star. Don't worry about Ragnar Rock. Was good, but it's not. It's not necessary.

The second one was whatever. Just watch the dog world. Go on Wembley, bro. Go Bo and Wembley. Where Danos throws his daughter off the edge on some fuck them kids shit. And got, and watch maybe the first, Guardians, the first Guardians.

For sure. You got to watch the first Guardians. I saw Guardians in the Galaxy. Season 2 and 3 of the Sopranos. Sexna Citi. Wait, seriously. Season 4 of the Wire. Season 1 of the Sinbad show.

With the Greek. Because, okay, I've watched, I feel like I watch all the wrong Marvel join. Season three of hanging with Mr. Cooper. Wait, I saw Black Bantan. Okay, yeah. In the house.

I saw Ant Man. Ant Man is not necessary, but it's fun. Episode three of Meth and Red. I've seen both of those two. I've saw... The season finale of Homeboys in Outer Space. You have to watch Captain Martin's space. Who's...

Alianz Marsez's... The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer. I don't really think you need to. The secret... The secret diariff, Desmond Pfeiffer? Deadpool. The Covell? Got nothing to do it.

Got nothing to do it. Got nothing to do it. All right. I got to watch Thor and what else? Captain America. Nigga, that damn. The first one was like, I, they got damn win a soldier

and civil war, nigga. Yeah. That's what I was thinking of. Smoke. Civil war. Civil war. Smoke.

But if I'm trying to see it cold, will I get it? You know what? Because you're not retarded. I'm trying to think of the last superhero movie I watched. But no, you can, you can, in context, clues, be able to figure it out.

You'll figure it out. I went to, I have not seen any other Avenger movie than the one before this. And right away, I figured. You get it. Yeah, it's just, yeah, it's like, like, Avengers one was, like, hard. That one was dope. Two was, yeah.

Elfron was, like, cool. It depends on, like, how smart you are when you watch movies because, like, my boy went on Facebook and was like, yo, y'all, fam, just watched us for the second time. Fantastic cool, trash. They got one glove because of the Michael Jackson T-shirt. And I was like, you got to see it two times to get that?

So, like, if you're not that person, you'd be a'all. Okay. Also, the rapist were... I'm trying to think of the last... Lethal weapon, one through four. I'm trying to think of the last superhero movie I watched. And I want to say it was Dark Night Rises. The Last Superhero...

Dark Night Rises was probably the best one. Like, I thought the third one with Bane. I thought that one was kind of weak. I wasn't really fucking with that one. But Dark Night, Dark Night. That shit was hard as fuck. Oh, no, Dark Night. That was the Dark Night.

That one was hard. I watched the first Spider-Man trilogy recently, and I was like, Yeah, the first Spider-Man trilogy was good. But Toby McGuire, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I still got to see him. Where the fuck he go? The best, the last, the latest superhero movie I saw that was really popping, probably Greenbook.

Yeah, there was a version I saw on Showtime that was really fucking hilarious. Has anyone actually seen Green Book? I saw it. I got a screen. That's hilarious, my nigger. Nigger. Yeah. That's just hilarious.

Out here, nigger. That's just hilarious. I was like, I don't even make a movie skis-up. I'm posting. I was like, yo, are they making a new racial. This was the whitest batch of screeners ever in the years since I've been inside. Boy erased. Whenever I see motherfuck of white people with powdered wigs on, I'm like, nigger, this ain't for me.

It's just a movie where the white kids on drugs or the white kids gay and the family finds out. Which one is the movie five of them. All of them. It's the one. Boy interrupted, girl interrupted, town interrupted. It's all the same shit. Yeah, it's the one that Julie Roberts got a one with Ben is back. Where she like, her cute his own joint.

And the fuck the shit is too. They send you the screener, but then they send you the fucking whole ass. Manuscript? I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like,

reading this shit. What's fuck out of here? You can't tell me the Star was born manuscript. I was like, it's a musical.

All right. So we, we have, we're like 17 hours deep. We're good. All right. And I feel like White snake over here

destroying the stage. Here I go again. Oh, what? Do you mean Motley crew? Molly crew? No, that was white snake. Yo,

that was white snake. Did you? Was white snake? The dirt. I fucked with the dirt. I fuck with the dirt. I love you. I haven't seen it.

Here's the thing. If we're going to be a hundred, your boy, the book, Machine Gun Kelly. Yes. He bought you. Yo, I got, I got, the fact that he took three hours every day to put on that makeup.

All them tattoos is shit. I respect that. That shit was awesome. He did what, Tommy Lee? He was Tommy Lee? He was Tommy Lee. And good. And great.

Also, I enjoy that Machine Gun Kelly is going against Eminem, with their little beef, whatever. Because I don't want to, I don't make it hot. Only one of our podcast episodes has ever been removed. And it was the one episode that we were going a little

hard on Eminem's last album. So what made it call? Our podcast got pulled. Awful. I told nine. You know what? Because they found, they was like,

this is not like, you guys are using too much of the music. We were like, we were doing a review, though. But it was like, you could use for use for that. This shit sucks. And they were like,

I got to play that Moby Dick song on the Baby Face episode. Wait, wait, we played the, you're going to have that Moby Dick? When we played this version of Shoot-em-up movies

for Babyface? But no limit. Oh, we have to take it off. Yeah. We made one of the greatest songs that goes, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, goes my night. It goes my night. Gerald Lavert, nigga.

Yeah. What I think about the time. So, oh, my God. Wait a minute. We had to take that off the episode. I can't remember if we took it completely off. I think we may have, like, muted some people. Why?

Because we were, we were, we were, what was the word they used? Skewering. We were defaming. Defaming. The artist. No, no. And I was like, Moby Dick, it's not made a record in like 20 years

he's not gonna give a shit about it. Movie Dick defamed that song. I always feel like somebody's watching me. Yeah, the fans is watching me. I was like, y'all didn't even like try to make that difference. How do y'all know this motherfucker's whole history? You was with all limits, bro.

At one point, no limit was so popular. You could not. No, you didn't have to buy the records to know them. They were everywhere. When Cameron bought Master P2 Harlem and they did Bouted Part 3, that was wild. There was a Mac, what was it, Slim Soldier, Slum. All that.

That was so big in New York at one time. Like, we were fucking, went no limit. I was in college when that shit was popping. So basically, like, make, make, make cracks to this. Nigger to get OD album. That's what made me a fan. That's what sold me. I was like, wait, is he doing a, is this a TED talk about making cracks?

Makes one gram a soda every seven grams of Coke. I was like, why do I know the measurement? Because you read that article in the source. Shout out to Mercedes with the only album. I didn't buy for music. I bought it for the cover. Mercedes rear end That shit was in the

source every day Every day They were like A Applebell for three years You're in the true hip I'm speaking of no limit Like isn't there some Some

Um University Has a collection of all the Pinn and Pixel art Yeah Really? Yeah Big Bear doing things

Yes Big Bear doing things I've never heard that apple I've never heard it either It's literally him Spokers with two bears No I know the album

We know the couple We just never listen to it Yo, who was the motherfucker that, like, ate somebody, Big Lurch or something like that? Big Lurch, yeah. He was on PCP as us. Yeah, bro. He ate someone?

Yeah, that's how I was like, I'm not fucking with this shit at all. Yeah, and I thought that shit was major in Philly. Like, I thought I was, like, crazy, like, because my... Cannibalism? PCP? No, no, no. Smoking, it does.

Smok Angel does. Because every YouTube clip that I ever seen, the famous, like, he needs some milk. That was, like, straight in, like, North Philly. Right, yeah, right now, I'll say that we are definitely the... Well, the Fishtown, way up Kensington is now the heroin slash opioids. Like, it's like 2006 all over again. I did a job in Harrison, New Jersey, for this company called Camp Trucking,

which was basically like a bunch of rich kids would have their bags delivered to whatever camp they was going to. But it had to go through this warehouse type of situation. So it was me and like just random goons from all over the place. and I ended up mac with these two dudes from Philly or whatever because they wrote graffiti and I was like oh shit you write too I was like yo let's go out at night

you know what I'm saying I got weed like we can smoke and we drink whatever we go bombing I'm on New York nigga so I go out and I'm doing my outline I fill the shit in boom boom boom boom boom boom these niggas are doing tags that are like 30 like I'm like yo you're not gonna feel like they're not scared

of the cops coming like yo and climbing billboards and shit just to catch a tag I'm like fam you did all that effort tag and they're like yeah bro it's like it's different in philly like the whole culture like the graffiti culture is like wow like to me it's like y'all i want to study this shit you know what i'm saying because like my man espo put me on yeah espo yeah that's like that's my guy shout to steve you know i'm saying like he's like he's a legend in the game in philly you know what i'm saying so he put me

on to a bunch of dudes and that's like all the graffiti shit that i ever did in my life was like i never pay for shit that's like commandment number one of being a graffiti writer's like yo never buy your paint never buy your jackets for real buy your shit So they can't trace you. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? And it's also like, it's like, I didn't know that. You know how they talk about like the five elements of hip hop?

Like there's elements of like graffiti where it's like, yo, you boost everything. You know what I'm saying? Like that shit is like a lifestyle. Oh, don't buy it so they don't. Now I get it. You know, it's like a bottle of bleach and some rope. You mean?

Yeah, I was going to say it. Wow. Wow. Wow. This season of empire. What? Whoa. Wow.

Hey. And we used to, I said the shit, interviewer and the motherfuckers was like, You're talking crazy. I'm like, yo, what's the statute of limitations? I'm fucking boosting, me. Like, for real. This shit was like 15 years ago.

Well, I love is there's definitely someone in NYPD that's waiting for us to, like, just say some crime. Did the hip-hop cops still exist? Shout to Derek. Shout to Derek Johnson who started the hip-hop cause. Ah, that's the homie. And it started as actually a good thing. Wait, are Derek Johnson?

No, not D-Foe. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I was like, wait, I created a fence, too? Shout to Diffon. Shout to Dufon. Shout to his daughter, Celine. She's beautiful. No, Derek Johnson was a cop.

on NYPD who created the hip hop cops to protect rappers because he knew he knew rappers were getting robbed and extorted by other rappers I don't want to say anything black hand you know I'm so right basically and then he created all these binders and these dositers and he would tell NYPD this rapper has beef with this rapper don't allow them to be in the same venue at the same time da da da da da da da and YPD was like oh thank you yoyink took it from him recreated the whole thing he left NYPD created his own private protection He does security for celebrities now. But hip-hop cops ran with that, and then they flipped it.

And now they just use it to catch. They know when people are coming to town. They know gang affiliations. They know little beefs and stuff. Yeah, I was there when, I mean, right after Smurder did the Fallon episode, he went right to jail. They were down there waiting for him, like, swoop. I feel like this episode or these two episodes, right up. Could be three episodes in a half hour.

This will be declared by OK player The greatest episode of all time, niggins. Only because we acknowledge them in this episode. I'm about to say, this is the reunion. Shout to my niggins. Casey Adams. My nigga St. Fish Creek, Gia.

I'm not going to start shout now, niggas because people don't get mad. It's like Operation something. Linda, Linda Thomas or Linda. Wait, Linda Carter. Did I miss anybody in my homegrown shoutouts when I gave all the OK player shoutouts? Was there someone salty on the boards? Like, I don't think so. I don't think so.

Okay, I just want to make sure. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm saying. Yep, that's me, Cliver Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined.

And now I'm bringing all of that excitement. to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show. This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health,

purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast. It's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be.

Listen to The Clifford show on the IHeard radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and at TikTok Podcast Network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl. You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either.

We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me? The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no.

I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft,

and we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East-West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galco, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes

franchises make, to the players flying under the radar. This is the end. You won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcasts on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,

for wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slicer Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. What was the first ground-shaking moment of OK player where you realized this shit might be a cult? Cancer pussy. Mr. Garvey.

Mr. Garvey. Remember Mr. Garvey? He was like, yo, fam. I just lost my list. legs. Oh, wait, what? And we was like, what? And so the whole time we're just talking, he's like, not, I work out some old shit.

He's like, I work on a loading dock, like, a truck came back too fast, and I lost my limbs and I had to get them amputated. And this before you could, like, upload a photo. He just said it all casual. I mean, if you, and he was like, like, you guys want me to be like. And people didn't understand the power of Google back then. Yeah. And people were just, he was like, we were just like, you seem very calm if you lost your

legs. He's like, if you lost your legs, like, what are you excited for? Like, the shit is gone. I was like, that is fair. Man's got a point. And people were like asking questions. I have no legs. They was like,

there's no one that you lost your legs. And like he changed your name to Lieutenant Dan. He was like, God, I lost my legs and shit. And he eventually showed a photo? No, he never showed up. It was before,

there was no option. You put it. This is like before. Because when the photos came, that's when it really just. It went out of control. Like, I remember it was one three. And I was like,

when I saw, because it started as a joke. And then I saw niggas really started doing it. When niggas was like, we're going to show out. dick prints. I said, no. I was like, I'm done. Yo, that was my reaction.

Just like Mirren, I said, you niggas are short. Y'all are at y'all. Y'all are gainfully employed people. At your nine to five. Pulling your, pulling your dockers up. To show your goddamn dick, I said, man, I'm done. Someone got a baby on there off of that. You remember the conference calls?

I remember the conference calls. I never went that far. I think I might jump on one. On the low. That okay player. Remember after New York City read, a certain somebody took the wild gang Google shit and someone's bathroom and lit up the whole floor and then they couldn't have the wild threesome in the room after. Yo, you talking by?

Yeah. There was an okay threesome? It was a failed threesome. It was one that was, yeah, the one you talking about, I know when you're talking about. But it was another one that went down. One went down in the back of the cab. You missed out on so much shit. Yeah, we don't even know.

Like, you missed out the spreadsheet. I feel like you. Fame? I'm like, yo, what those? The spreadsheet. Hello. Hello. Like, who did what to who? What? Sheesh. She got, shit got, ooh, she got bad. She got very bad.

Like that to the point, you just pulled up on my chick. It's like, yo, I seen the spreadsheet. What was on the spreadsheets? The spreadsheet was basically the list of people's usernames and who they'd smash and who, you know. And ratings of how the smash. It was like Sports Center. Yeah.

Yeah, it was. It was like, John went for a triple double tonight. Yeah, it was the whole facts, nigga. That came with Last Laugh, right? That came before Last Laugh. Last laugh was

Jay Peggs, a text file with the lyrics, the MP3 of the music. There was a fucking song. It was a jam. No, yeah. A guy made a song about all the women you fucked on OK player.

Yeah. And a song kind of pop. And released all the pictures to go with the song. Wow. Because he rhymed over a computer love, right? I would just like to tell you, He rounded up so it was too much.

So matter. So matter, right? Last laugh dropped right after Gmail just came out. Was that? If someone forwarded it to you in your Gmail, you still have it. Was it? I checked it other day. Somebody said to me in my actual inbox.

Yeah. I think somebody put it up like on Z-share or some dumb shit. Was this before after the incident of somebody getting left behind for the Detroit? Yeah. No, this was after the. says niggas and leaves niggas. Even this is super

I know. There was a reunion. There's probably like 15 people that are going to understand that shit right now. You made this shit. You made the shit. I'm over here looking at you.

Webmaster. No. But let me. What you're saying is important because that was the biggest problem of OK player is that nobody realized what the fuck was going on on the board.

It was Reddit. It was Facebook. It was Reddit. It was Facebook. Facebook, it was Twitter, it was everything before. And there was no governing body. No governing bodies. There was no nothing.

It was the wow-wow West. It was a while-wa-West. But it was also, it was also fucking a breeding ground for fucking creative talent. Everyone that's been on the site, like me, you got face. You got people that went on in the black case. Yeah, foreign exchange, little brother. And you know, and let me say that. And I say it's just right quick, bro.

I want to tell you this, because this is our first time, like, me and faith-to-face. Bro, I'm so. Wait, really? Man. Dead ass. Like, I mean, you know, but this is right, right. In real meet speak. Bro, like, from the time I remember reading your shit, like, this is like 99, 2000, you know what I'm saying?

And I just remember reading your shit and I'll be like, yo, this motherfucker is too talented. Yeah. Like, he's going somewhere else. I'm like, it's, I mean, he's killing this shit, but I'm like, yo. The one thing I, it's too, bro, I'm so proud. The one thing I want to say, the one thing I want to say about Jesus. The one thing I want to say about Jesus is how you see Deezus on television and on the internet. is how I've always known Jesus,

and I've known that you for like 15, almost 20 years now. Like, yeah, you are who you present yourself to be in public. And shout out to OK player, because that just owned it. Now, that was a reading ground. That was like, gladius school. That was the training ground. Because it was like, it was like,

New York high school was like roast or B-Rose, but this was a whole other. Nigger, if you put up a post, you put up a guy, me, me, bro, and Steve were just like, if you put up a post and you go to lunch or whatever, and you come back and you see the view all, all you like you're all time like I don't think I don't think people are really going to

understand the the importance of what that fucking sight Amir you have no idea what's going on right now and I don't think I don't think I don't I don't think no idea it's sort of we have no idea we have no idea it was pre-social media yeah Amir doesn't know you know Dan and Jenny webmaster of you know you remember when Jose 30 30 got he pregged us all and he said because at the time there was a rumor 30 30 30 TV

yes he was like the first he was the first TV dead ass he was the first he was the first pandora he was the first don't nod your head like you know there was a rumor

no no I don't know like I used instead of going out on Friday nights I used to stay in my dorm room to listen to 30 30 30 radio yep because that motherfucker was playing slum village shit before that shit was

long before that shit was out because like this so this is the thing like the message board culture it like there was a bunch Okay players are a very important one. Nigger, BGOL. You know what I'm saying? Fucking boxed.

Come on, nah. God damn, if we're going to talk about it, nigga, come on. Who, not? Let's talk about what. When niggas is paying for porn. But no, no, no, but no, but let me be clear. No, no, no, no.

Hold up, though. What's the BGOL. Black girl online. Nigger. BGOL used to have a goddamn music program, software. Software. No, everything.

Nigel. Wow. Wow. Yeah, I forgot about that. Mitty patches. Everything. Yeah. Straight up.

So it up. Many patches? No. Yes. Yes. You could go there and be like, What else you need? Yo, who got archive three or four for Jamaican lesbians?

And they'd be like, I got you, bro. Yo, who got the Farrell drum pack? Yo. You know what I'm saying? Get ass. Bejo, Elle, you pay like a little $10? Yeah. A little $10?

And it was like a year or whatever? It was just a messable. It was just a messable. It was everything. And they'd be like, yo, do you want to see every video this girl ever made? I'm like, yeah. The internet is a wild place. Yo.

Wow. You what I'm God. Before we go, we've got listeners all over the country. Tell them something about New York that they should know. Because as far as this whole episode. No, like, I see you guys as the unofficial ambassadors for New York. Because I'm not from New York. I lived here for almost 20 years.

And I watched the show and I feel like you guys like pretty much embody the spirit of the fucking city. So what do people that don't live in New York need to know about? What do they need to know about New York? If you're on a main strip in New York or in the outer boroughs, I'm not going to, I'm not even going to say like Manhattan, like Midtown because that shit don't count. If you're in the outer boroughs and you're on the main strip, don't veer off into them sideblocks.

You know what I'm saying? Don't go down that sideblock, bro. If you're going down Fordham Road, don't go down Decatur. Don't go down Cresting. You know what I'm saying? Like, don't do that. You know what I'm saying? Because you ask it for trouble because there's going to be six motherfuckers staying in front

of the building. And you are looking like, A whole meal. You're like an entire snack. You know what I'm saying? Don't do it to yourself. I think for me is that when people say New York is the greatest city in the world, it sounds like hyperbole and it's not true.

But the experience you can have in New York are just so, like even the show, like just the stuff we talked about is just there are certain experiences you can only have in New York because you have to have, New York is at a bizarre place where kind of rules don't apply and social norms don't really apply. And New York is the type of place you can leave your house at seven on a Friday. and you don't come back home until Monday or on Monday if you get locked up up. Yeah, because

you'll meet people you'll never run into again. But for that night, you guys are bonded. You are best friends. You are best friends. And, yo, I've got so many phone numbers in my phone from people I've met just like at one night at a club somewhere. Yeah. And I've never spoken to them again.

And that's the thing. Like, I've always, as a being born and raised in New York, you know, like, you moved here. So you knew what to expect. Like, I. I just popped up here. I never was like, oh, New York.

I mean, I didn't really know what to expect here because I moved here maybe like five or six months after 9-11, so shit was changing. It was changing up really quickly. It was a different New York. You know, so. But New York is,

New York is a great place. It's just like you have to, you probably have your preconceived notions of it, but just remove those and allow yourself to experience New York. And what I'm saying is like, our show is kind of an extension of New York. Like, you can watch that in the safety of a house.

And it's like, if you can handle us in your living room, You could probably handle New York. If you're like, they talk too fast, they're too dirty, they're filthy. This ain't the city. Yeah, they're saying. Because this city is just basically like 20 million of us. Do you guys get pushed back from Showtime for being like so New York Central?

No, not at Showtime. They were like, yo, y'all want to put graffiti on the wall? I'm not going to name the network, but one network was said that we, people in Iowa couldn't understand us. Well, I can't understand where they're coming from? Can you? Because, like the saying goes as Iowa. goes so it goes the nation. I mean, who has ever said that?

No one gets a shit about Iowa. Iowa is not a very popping place like that. But you got to understand like Iowa's maybe like, you know. Just the representative of... Well, not just a representative. It just may not... Stuff that happens in New York doesn't reach the rest of the country until

much later. Right. You know? So, you know, what's happening in New York may not hit Iowa until maybe, you know, six months a year from now. So why should New York be penalized for that? I'm not saying New York should be penalized for that. That's the thing. It's just like, you can make different types a culture and different type of content for different type of people. But the idea that there's a monolithic culture

and everyone wants to listen to the same thing at the same time is a problem with a lot of networks and why they're not bringing new shows to the network. And shout out to Showtime for having the gravitas and the balls for even taking the chance and putting mad money behind us and being like, yo, just do y'all. And even too, man, like, no, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. Oh, no, I was going to say, like, even if, you know,

to me, just when I watch y'all stuff, to me, it's just more so a spirit that comes across. You know what I'm saying? So it's not even about, it's like, I mean, I'm a southerner, you know what I'm saying, true, you know, whatever, but I still, all the references, all the shit, it's like, it's a lot of class shit. It's a lot of just, you know what I mean? And it's just like, okay, they call it a bodega, but we just called it, you know, we go to the candy lady or whatever. Like, it's the same shit.

And that's what I'm saying. You know what I mean? We had, um, Michael Arsinole on the show. We would interviewer and him, that's a homie. And he was talking about, like, I'm talking about, like, Dominican food. And he's talking about Southern food. And he's talking about, yeah, we eat pig feet and this and that. And I'm like, oh, yeah, you eat patika? Yeah, yeah, we eat that too.

I think the best example of it's out to the homies, Carlos Miller, D.C. Fly. Oh, he's a young fly. Yeah, yeah. They have 85 South, which is basically D.Z. Mero, the southern version of him. Yeah. And everyone's like, yo, y'all should do a crossover. You have to do a crossover.

And I'm like, yeah, that's a no-brainer because we all, like, we're making the same podcast. We're just using different words, but it's just like the archetypes are the same. Like you said, like you say, like you say, like, if you peel back that layer of like, yo, Bronx. it's like shit is relatable like it's class shit like we all grew up nigger everywhere

everywhere you're gonna be in the hood in Bosnia and the shit is still the hood and I think that's what people relate to with us and it's just like if you can like

you know that you might come in like I don't like New York niggas like that scene in belly where yeah we go to Nebraska I don't like that shit I don't like that shit

where were they what was that Missouri he was in Nebraska yeah he's just out of bad at but they're in Nebraska but they're in Nebraska but they still, it's the same shit.

It's the same shit. You still in the hood. And that's the whole thing. We're like from New York, but we're never trying to force New York on people. Yeah. Like our whole shit is like, yo, we're two guys from, we're not like, yo, here's the New York report. Yo, Tim's are on sale. Like, nah, it's leather fit.

Yeah. Pelly Pellie's 100 pound leather jackets on sale now for the summer. You know, we just say the news. We say whatever we're talking about. And every now and then we'll get like an email or a DM for somebody. Like, yo, I didn't, at the beginning you guys talk too fast. I didn't get all the references. But I stuck through it.

I figured out just speech patterns. and I love this show. Yo, it's the same thing. It's the same thing that David Simon got with the wire for Baltimore where it's just, it's just one of those shows

where you just got to just jump in. It doesn't, it just puts you dead in the middle of it. And you figure out if you stick with it, you figure out what it is. It's like, oh, okay, that's what it is. Yeah, it reminds me of Outcast album.

Yeah. Because growing up in the Bronx, I was just like, I know y'all was, that shit was like, Southern what? Nigel, we was on that shit. And Southern Play,

a Listic Cadillac funky music. I was like, yo this shit is crazy they're using live instruments this shit is so good and then like equamina and all that and I like growing up

and I was to tell people in the Bronx I was like yo Alcast got some shit here and then people were just like them them they don't know about real shit they don't know about real shit and I'm like yo the hood

in the Bronx and apparently the hood in Atlanta is the same shit they're talking about the same mob deep is talking about the same shit MOPP is talking about yeah the chance fam the hot boys came out

you know what I'm saying BG or juvenile all of them and I'm in high school in the Bronx in DeWitt Clan High School and niggas are bump in the hot boys and the niggas are bumping at 400 degrees you know what I'm saying? Because it's like, yo, the hood is the hood, man.

So basically what we're saying is nasty niggas is universal. That's universal, nigga. Listen, listen, you know what I'm saying? That's today's mathematics. And on that note, Hey! Oh, Jesus, Neuro, Upay Bill, Sugar Steve,

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