The Questlove Show - QLS Classic: Dr. Marc Lamont Hill

Episode Date: September 5, 2022

Dr. Marc Lamont Hill gets real on pop culture, political controversies and if there's an oval office in his future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Live in Philly. There we revisit our on-stage chat with my man's, my brother, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill. We discuss some serious issues. We get really candid about music and I pretty much disagree with everything he said, but I still love him.

That's my man. We have a good laughs. It was a good time. Episode 99, this one originally aired August 29th, 2018. It's a quickie, but it's a good one. Y'all enjoy. QLS, Mark Lamont Hill, Fontillo. Yeah. Supriam Sub-Sup, Sub-S-S-Sprima Role Call. Supremma Role Call.

Supremma Role Call. My name is Kwestlove. Yeah. This is my picnic. Yeah. You do not like it? Yeah. Get off.

My mom is here. Supremma. Sub-Sup. Dickney. Supremma. Say, man. My mama. My mom.

My name is Fonte. Yeah. Some say I'm a sage. Yeah. Quest Love Supreme. Yeah. Eating chicken on stage. Roll call.

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So, sub, sub. Supremma. Roal call. I'm unpaid bill. Yeah. Dilly Dilly. Yes. West Love Supreme.

Shut the fuck up, Philly. Oh, shut up. Supremal, Roe Call. Suprema, Suprema, Roe Call. Suprema, Subrema, Roe Call. It's my ear, yeah. I'm really wet. This leather couch got me all upset.

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Yeah. My beloved city. You always come before Van Jones, P. Welcome. to a special edition of Questlove Supreme, live on location from the festival pier, the site of the Roots, the 10th annual Roots picnic in my hometown of Philadelphia.

Give it up. Thank you, Questlove. My name is Questlove, proud Philadelphia. And today I brought Team Supreme with me to my far right, Fondickala Coleman, the once in future and not former member of Little Brother, current member of Foreign Exchange. Incidentally, his no news is good news album

is still a great piece of work. Thank you, cop it even though he's eating chicken. I'm eating baked chicken. All right, all right. Sensible. We'll pass for that. To my super far left is our resident

E-G-E-G-O-T or G-O-T. He has an Emmy for your work on Sesame Street. A Tony for your work for In the Heights. and you have a Grammy for a little well-known play called Hamilton. That we did together. All right, no, I mean, you know, this ain't about me. It's about you. Bill Sherman.

It's a little bit about you. To my right here, host of the owner and CEO of the Sugar Network on Instagram for all you music heads out there. You can follow him on Sugar Steve. You'll be one of seven. S-U-G-A-S-T-E-V-E, Sugar Steve. but before the whole sugar network stuff he was a long time engineer

for some of your favorite Soul Quarian related projects like DeAngelo's Voodoo, commons like Water for Chocolate and Electric Circus, Erica Batu's Mama's gun most of the Roots albums for never heard of tipping points and whatever I don't remember a lot of that

He's engineered, produced her song wrote for, you know, artists from Elvis Costello, worked on Cannes, Amy Winehouse, Roy Hargrove, Prince, Can't believe you doing me last. What did you do on Britney Spears' album? I think I recorded some, like, fake horns.

Anyway, Sugar Steve, ladies and gentlemen. Yes, up. Where are you going, sweaty, butt? Already. Wait, what's... I'm testing something loud. Oh, she's doing that. Okay.

Yeah. Anyway, to my left, we have the first lady, of course. Wait, why are you dreading your intro? Because I don't got no Grammy, no Emmy. I ain't had no records. Yeah, but... I mean, you're sometimes Philadelphia. Okay.

You're a Philadelphia now, right? I am, yeah. Because usually on the show, you claim D.C. But I'm in Philly today. Yeah, no, you've always been. You're always a Philadelphia to me. You're a bread and Philly. That is true. That's very true.

She's been a presence on Philadelphia radio from all of them, Power 99, Radio 1, W, PGC. Yeah, PGC, too. Yeah, you. Hot 107,9, boom, all the, all the ones that's here today out there giving y'all fans. Yeah, exactly. Welcome, Laia. to It's Laia And our guest today is not Van Jones

He's a political commentator Arthur, journalist, social justice activist And all around hip-hop head A Philadelphia Not to mention the owner The Super Cool and Trindy Uncle Bill Okay, wait Uncle Bobby's coffee and books in Germantown

Yes, sir, bringing them home Yes I'll go Ladies and gentlemen Please welcome our guest today, Mark Lamont Hill. That intro took 45 minutes, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. I'll see you later.

Have a good night. Anyway, all right, Mark. So normally this show is 90 minutes to like four hours or seven hours if you're Jimmy Jam. We only have 45 minutes, so I don't know where to start. I mean, we can go with Russian collusion. We can go to protesting in sports. Y'all going hard. The criminal justice system.

Are you Team Drake, Team Pusha? I need to know about that, Mark. Have you canceled Kanye? yet, what was J.R. thinking in the last five minutes of game one? I don't know. Wow. Whoa. Did you get an invite to Wyoming? Yeah, Wyoming. I did not get an invite to Wyoming. I got...

I got a 625 AM invite to Wyoming. So you got a last minute? I thought it was a trap, though. Like me in this show? I thought it was a trap. And Mark 2. And Banjo. Well, you know most black people were like late, last minute. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, I thought it was a prank because it was in my

I was in my sleep and then suddenly I got an alert saying, can you come to Wyoming? Did you go? No. Why didn't you go? No, I wouldn't have been there. Oh, because Fonte and the group tech shut it down. No, I wouldn't have been there.

That sounds like Get Out Part 2, nigga. I ain't going to. I'm going to Wyoming and listen to fucking rap music. What's wrong with you all? I don't know. I'm doing. You know, I'm not doing that shit, man. Y'all met Fonte, the rapper that Hayes rap?

Yeah. Fonte had a point. Like, why travels to Wyoming for seven songs that is going to... Because you're part of it, 20 minutes. Plus... You'll be on your phone and, like... Yo, I'll be honest with you. Three people hit me and said the smores were banging.

The smores. That's smores. That was the first thing. He is so fucking gone. He's gone. But have you heard the record? Yeah, I heard the whole album. I mean, I could have heard her on the way here.

It was, it was like 12 minutes. The intro was longer than that. They sure that the show was longer. Here's the thing. Y'all said Black Thoughts EP was longer. Facts. Facts. Here's the thing, though, but the thing is that, you know,

as far as, like, bloated albums are concerned, like, that started with Public Enemies. It Takes a Nation of Millions. Like, the first time I saw a single album with 16 songs on it and interludes and all that stuff. And Chuck's logic was that he knew that cassettes were 45 minutes each, so he wanted to perfectly time it so that he fills up each set, side of a 45-minute cassette, but then everyone else followed suit.

Suddenly, De La Sol had like 23 songs, but, I mean, if you look where all the albums that we claim are classic, most of them joins are like 31 minutes. Like Stevie Wonder's In a Vision is only 31 minutes. Illmatic. Do any of them have a whole track of, I want to kill myself? I think I want to kill myself. Is that what it's about? Is that what it sound right?

The whole first song. No, he wanted to kill you first. Yes. But, you know, but he loves himself. more than he loves you and he wanted to. That's why sisters, we got to hold on the mark because you know, as soon as we let them go, that's what happens or as soon as they leave us. Snoop was right.

But no, but I think that mental health, mental health and black people are definitely, I mean, that's an issue. All right, there's two sides of the issue. Because I feel as though it's, I don't know what you would call it, like his performative bipolarism, like

is it real if it's, if everything's on display? Yes and no. I I think people, because what happens is, like, you can already have an issue, and then the bipolar just magnifies it. So you could be an attention hog and not be bipolar, but if you are an attention whore and then you're bipolar, then you end up tweeting every 10 seconds. You know what I mean?

And you end up, you become Kanye? Or Donald Trump. Or Donald Trump. Same thing. What were your thoughts on the album? Like, have you given a thorough listen? I haven't given it. I listened to it.

Is he that canceled? I played it in Uncle Bobby's because people wanted to hear it, right? There was no clean version, so I just played the whole album. Right. I thought it got better as it went on. I thought sonically it was dope. I thought by the end, the best tracks in ones when he wasn't rapping. Like, I think it was track five or something, he wasn't rapping.

There's one track where he doesn't rap. Right. Where he sings. I think it's the Charlie Wilson Jam. I like that now. When he's not rapping, I feel much better. He's like it because he's singing. Yeah, because Charlie Wilson, who's going to bet against Charlie Wilson?

Well, actually, I was saying his singing on track five was dope. I mean, I like the Yikes song because, I don't know. Okay, yeah, yeah. Mine is wouldn't leave into Charlie Wilson Jam. Now, listen is, now, y'all have went to, I don't fuck with it to knowing the names of the song. We still study, but that's not a good sign. Like, when I can name the two songs I fuck with, that's not the sign of a good album.

Even when it's only seven tracks? Nigger, that's even more. You only have seven times to get the shit right. This thing is that 16 songs, you only like four. You went two for seven, you know? Let's include the fourth wall of who's watching us right now because we can't ignore our audience. Look at all these people.

Show of hands. Have you listened to the album more than five times? Wow. Wait, two people? Three. Three. I got a guy in the back. Have you?

Have you listened to the album at least once? Okay, word up. Did you just do the 30 second skip, 30 second skip, 30 second skip? Yep. Gave it a whole. Is Kanye completely canceled? Oh, what? General consistent.

You know what, bro? Are you just indifferent? You don't care. Damn, it's kind of good. No, listen, last night we had a moment. So at Johnny Brenda's knife was spinning. And I want to say Mike Nice dropped, was it get by or was it? What's the Quali and Kanye record?

I think it was a Get By. He dropped Get By and people started booing. No. I've never seen that shit in my life. I was like, what? I think they booed for another reason. I was about to say. There could be multiple reasons.

I know. It's the Quali and the Kanye combo may be the issue, but it's more Kanye because we're kicking him out. He's gone. After the Whitney stunt, it's rack. Can we talk bigger picture? Why are we no longer fucking with Kanye? Why? I told you.

What? I mean, I think Warren, we're getting older. Dher. It's, I mean, it's not, it's not like, I've never, despite what the perceptions of me wearing the t-shirt and all that stuff, like, I didn't go in public and say, yo, I'm canceling Kanye. I mean, because I'm still looking at his tweets. I still spent a good portion of my day analyzing the music and all that stuff and the engineering and the stuff that I normally do. I mean, I'm cool on it. I mean, part of me is like, okay, I.

Whatever, I'm looking forward to the new roots out. I know that my black thought is fucking with my black women and you know he is uplifting them and not exploiting them. So I'm going to do that. Okay. Well, I appreciate. Kanye has felt me and I feel like he's felt all the sisters. So let's move on. That's how I feel about me.

I appreciate. Not us. I just mean the sisters, though. Oh my God. I'm just saying, because if you cancel any artist that don't fuck with black women. No, it's not about not just fucking wood. It's on top of the fact that what you say about black people, like on the, like on the kids, like, on the same thing, Like on top of your statements, on top of who you sit beside.

On top of the fact, yo, I can't believe you didn't let that chick name your daughter, don't, and you went to, like, it's just so many levels to this thing. This is about to be a whole other part. On top of the fact, on top of the fact, on top of the fact, on top of the fact, on top of the fact, can I just say the last thing? Can I just say the last thing? On top of the fact that you licensed that Whitney Houston pitcher, and that was so disrespectful. That was disrespectful.

I did you that one. I thought that was in bad taste. I mean, I thought that was terrible. That's not what we do. Let's take a station break. Lai is black black. I am because I love y'all. And y'all too, but I just got priorities.

Okay, all right, so, okay, so shifting gears. All right, so Mark, I had a question for you. Yeah. Like, I agree with, like, 90% of the shit that you say. Here comes. Are you about to Jill starring him? He's about to Jill Starring me. I already see this shit coming.

I already see the shit. Everywhere I go, niggins, Jill Starring me, man. You know what the niggist start a question with a preface. You know what it is. You know I respect you and everything. I fuck with you, dog. However. So question.

All right. So one, two-part question for Jill's time. Okay, one, nigger, what were you thinking? Two, how do you feel now that she done finesse everybody and run off on the plug

with all that money? I ain't giving no money. Look. And why, like I thought she was going to, like, ha, ha. I knew she wasn't going to win anyway. Okay. I didn't vote for it

because she was going to be president. I voted for it because I needed to make a protest. And I also, hear me, though, I also told everybody who was in a vulnerable state to vote for Hillary Clinton.

I said if you in California vote for Donald Trump If you in Texas vote for Hillary Clinton You know what I got you got you Vote your conscience In a state that don't matter But in vote trade So if I'm in Pennsylvania And we could lose Pennsylvania

Then you vote for Hillary Clinton But get somebody in Wyoming So what state did you vote in? What state did you? I voted in Pennsylvania And so who did you? I respect the sanctity of the voting process I will

Her face right now I wish You're going to chip her face right down You mad You mad? You mad? I'm mad. Are you hurt?

I didn't do it. But I don't understand. There was like 12 Green Party members. It's white people that vade Donald Trump president. It was 15 Green Party people to vote for Jill's time. So now voting doesn't matter, Mark Lamont? No, I'm sorry. White people votes matter.

They voted for white people. Okay. White people voted white people. Twelve black people voted for Green Party. So, okay. Telling me. Okay, so you say it was a protest. What were you protesting?

A broken system where we have two candidates that ain't shit. Okay. And until we have a third party option. But would you argue that I think we all could argue, ain't one party a lot more ain't shit than the other one? No. I think they equally ain't shit. And I think Donald Trump.

No, no, no. I think they equally ain't shit. You're all right. Damn. I'm saying they equally ain't shit. However, Donald Trump is of a whole different sort. That's true. He's not Republican or ding.

He's an in a whole different thing. So, proving my point, like, I think he's way more ancient than she is. And a lot more dangerous. And that's why I told people, in vulnerable states not to vote for him or Jill Stein. Okay. That's what I'm saying. It wasn't mixed.

Black people smarter to do two things at once? So can I ask, do you have feelings about Ayanna? Have you aborted the Ayanna Presley train yet? Have you heard of Ayanna Presley? No. No, I'm predicting that she will be, she could possibly be the next president. Oh, yes, yes, yes. Who is it?

She? You want to get on early? Where is she? Who is she? What state? Think this is Barack Circuit, too. I ain't voting for no Democrats, so that's just me. Wow, this is deep.

She's a third party member, but she's basically the Bitcoin of Goddamn. I feel that in now, nigger. All right. Imagine, imagine a sister, imagine this is Barack 2002. And you know it's about to happen in 2008. I feel as though Ayanna Presley could. And she's independent, so you were. I would vote for independent, yes.

So, okay, so why wouldn't you vote for it? Democrat because I think we need a third party I absolutely agree and until you fund the third party there won't be three options so it's the same thing basically what the tea party did was they created a third party and then the third party took over the Republican Party so now the Republican of 20 years ago is something different we either got to make a third party on the left or take over the Democratic Party is that in the process of happening yeah like is it a small group of people that are putting this together like the tea party I think it's a big group of people if you look at the radical shit that's happening gay marriage

end in bail legalizing weed is this is really weird for me to hear what we're saying politically but hearing trap music over there. That's the best shit, right. So I'm like, yeah, so we need to I'm on a new level. So go ahead. No, but you were saying.

No, I mean, that's basically, yeah, I think we got to take the shit over, that's all. And when you look at all the radical shit is happening, that couldn't have happened 20 years ago of gay marriage, weed is legal around the country, is decriminalized other places, bail is going. I mean, shit is moving the right way. So how do we do that? focus to a party. It doesn't seem like everybody's thinking,

oh, this is going on so we should form a separate party. We don't need to, though. I just said, I don't care about the party. Green Party ain't shit. I don't like the Green Party. It's a bunch of white. They asked me to run last time. I didn't run. I turned it down. That's why, that's how Jill Stein ended up running because I knew y'all's going to be looking at me like that. Y'all would be like that just for both of the shit.

Wait, wait, time. I ran. I wouldn't even be allowed at the Roots Picnic. How does one, how does one even come to the decision that we're going to choose you to do it? Like, how to, I mean, that ass is kind of how to green. party does it. Your Instagram follows? It's just like roulette?

We were at a green party convention, which is a lot small on the Roos picnic, and we were sitting there. We were smoking, too, right? And, you know, I'm fucking with the green party. It's called the Green Party. Why do you think it's got a Green Party? I mean, you dream that that's why it is, but you don't know if that's for real. Oh, everybody at Green Party smoked weed.

Man, shit. If they would have said that, they would have had everybody. Come on, man. First of all, thank you for saying it, Mark. Yeah, so we was, and it was like, yo, they didn't say, yo, nigga. They didn't say, yo, you should. You should run. And I was like, no, I'm good.

I got other shit going on and don't pay no money. I don't want black people looking at me like that. I don't think black people would have been looking at you fucked up if you run, though. Wait, man. They look at me, fucking the green party. You're talking if I ran. But you were redefined it. I think that's different.

I think if you run for something, that's putting skin in the game. Like, I think that's something you're saying, like, listen, I'm going to step up. I'm going to make the change, whatever. Voting for a motherfucker you know ain't going to win. Like, I think that that's why they look at it kind of funny. Everywhere I go, black people harass me about the green. If I buy a bag of weed, he'd be like, yo, what you think about that Green Party vote, nigga?

Like right now. If I've run for president, no, I'm good. That ain't my calling. I feel you. That ain't my thing. That ain't my thing. What is your thing? Yeah.

What's the end game of Dr. Mark Lamont Hill, Matt is you? I'm happy. I like creating stuff. I like writing books. I like speaking. I like, you know, doing work. You know, having TV shows and everything.

I had a TV show for like six weeks. Yeah, okay. That was wrong. You talk about it, Dante. Nigger. Yo, this nigga. This nigg is like Drake with the disc already in the can. and shit.

I got five things waiting for the snowfall in July. Go ahead, father. You've been away a long time. Go ahead. Go ahead. First of all, Mark Lamont Hill is my brother. I admire him. I'm not going to sit up here and dis-nobody.

However. I just had a question. However. Listen, I had a question. Nigga, the R. Kelly interview. Yes. What was going through my life? When he just got him and walked up like,

nigga, what was that shit? I wasn't there. Everybody keeps thinking I was at the interview. That was, that was Caroline M.T. And everybody was like, why you ain't do the interview? Why was you scared? I was like, I hadn't worked there in two years. Ah, okay, so that was that...

Or you were going. I was going. I wanted to do the interview. I tried to do the R. Kelly interview two years before. Okay. He sent me the albums. He said, I want you to listen to all my music as if I had heard it. And he was like, I want you to do this interviewer's for his best of album.

And I said, I got to ask you a question about, you know what? Yeah. What are you talking about? Nigger! Come on. You know what the fuck I'm talking about. You know what the fuck I'm talking about. Right.

So, like... You know what the fuck we're talking about, nigg. This is one the tough one. And I said, yeah, I got to ask the question. And he was like, I don't answer questions about that. That stuff is over. We've dealt with that. Wow.

And then he left. He hung up the phone. We ain't seen Arkelly talk to him. So his publicist just had blind trust on whoever. Who was the woman that interviewed? Caroline Marraisi Tehran. I forgot she. Yeah, I forgot what she was her.

It was an Iranian woman, I think. He did the tour ratio. Yeah. Oh, yeah, true. That's the greatest interview ever. Ever. Do you like young girls? How are you talking?

How are we talking? How are we talking? This thing is that how young we talk. That's what you fire your purposes. Like 19? This is the most rapid fire question of this is great. This is great. Kanye did the Green Party to R. Kelly.

Yo, I love it. But no, man, I feel you. I think, like, running. I just don't think that people would look at you funny if you ran. I understand why you're on a row. If I ran for office and then Donald Trump became president for a second turn, what would y'all do? Whoop my ass. shaking heads.

LA dog. Why would they whoop? Oh, because you think he would beat you? He beat Hillary Clinton. He beat a rich white woman. But he likes the Russians. Do you think this can happen twice? Yeah.

Nah, I agree. I'm with it. It's no way. Wait a minute. I think this is out of, we're clearly seeing the results of of rigging the election. Like the season three of scandal where, you know, I hate to bring it there, but I'm just saying that this is more,

I don't think this is just. just about like, well, you know, white people, white women voted Trump and, I feel even that our election system has been rigged and tampered with. So it's- Oh, you mean scandal for real. Yeah, yeah. Yes, exactly. So it's, I think it's even beyond that. So here's how you fix it.

Oh. You get rid of electoral college. Yes. You let voting happen for seven days. You have a national day off to vote, and the person with the most votes wins. That shit seems real simple to me. I think it'd even be better if you just made like a concert or a festival or something, like Vote Fest. Like how you do like, like I used to do the Lollapapot.

Yeah, like I used to have a Budweiser Super Fest and like we can get Charlie Wilson. Just have him perform. Voteroo. Come vote. Voteroo. Yeah. Get some barbecue. Or the vote picnic.

Either way. Yeah, I'm with it. But no, that makes, that makes sense. Just popular vote. Popular wins. Whoever the people want to win should be president. Like, that shit ain't complicated. Like, do you not.

even just care about the midterms at this point then because we better care about the midterms I was asking you that's what I was saying do you everybody act like the midterms that actually matters just like state elections matter like that's how you end up without without bathrooms for gay people or transgender folk that's how you end up with schools fucked up that's how you know with

how do you decide wow oh yeah it is so yeah I forgot about that with the way that social media is so rapid and and so quick like this interview how can you yes how how how how do you decide

on which causes to get behind when you it's almost like gun to your head you know we want instant i mean people want instant conier reviews in 30 seconds right and listening how do you have the time to thoroughly look up research on who you're going to champion because you've done a lot of social justice work for for people to get fair trials even outside of pennsylvania whatnot like yeah outside the country so how i think the key research it is I think there are independent organizations now that will help with that. That's one thing you do. The second thing is I think there has to be a list of issues that we care about that we prioritize as a community.

It doesn't have to be all black people don't see the same. But it's some shit we all care about, closing down prisons, funding public education, reducing taxes for the goal. Okay, well, is it closing down prisons or reforming prisons? I'm an abolitionist. I want to shut them all down. And so, how do you treat justice then? Some niggas need to be in jail. I disagree.

I disagree. Okay, so what's the alternative? Coffee table book. Right, that's the chapter of what? Some niggas need to be in jail. That's a chapter. No, like straight up. But okay, so I'm curious to hear your text.

Everybody asks me. All right, so I'll tell you the fast answer. The way you shut down all prisons is one, you fund the things to stop people from going to prison, right? People go to prison when they don't have books, when they don't have schools, when they have arts, when they don't have big brothers, big sisters, we don't have sports, all that shit, right?

So you invest in shit that stops you from going to prison. The next thing you do is you decarcerate. You get people out of prison. How do you do that? Bail. 80% of people who are in jail right now, not prison with jail. Are there because they can't afford to not be in jail? Absolutely. The cleoprower situation.

Exactly. Cleet brought, exact times a million, right? So you decarcerate, work release, supervised study, community-based dispute resolution. If I steal your TV, right, I don't need to sit in a cage for two years. You still ain't got no TV. We have to find a way to make you whole again. Decarcerate.

And then ex-carceration, which means no longer using the prison as the primary mechanism to resolve things. I hear the prison thing. So somebody, okay, so somebody does something like they kill somebody is near to you, dear to you, God forbid. What do you do? See, that's the wrong question. People always ask that, right?

I don't mean, what do you do? Like, what do you go? No, no, I know. But whenever people decide public policy, right, some shit, like the death penalty, they'd be like, what would you do if somebody went in your house, murdered your whole family, killed your dog? No worst case scenario. Through way your songs in the key?

Like, right. Because they want to get you so charged up. Well, no, no, no. First of all, I don't believe in the death penalty. Like, I don't, I'm not, but I believe in jail, like, you know. Why? See, but this is the thing.

All right, so if you look at the Genesis. How much have you got there, Mark Lamont Hill? So if you look, I think I see your point, because if you look at the history of police or the lynch mob or justice, it was grounded in slavery. Yes. Absolutely. And so, you know, already the seeds of our justice system is already.

I saw the 13th. Right. Yeah, is corrupt. Exactly. But that's a lot of. He doesn't rehabilitate, it doesn't do anything. But that's a lot. What you're saying, like, it's the simpleness of the sentences,

but the work that it would take to convince these people. But we're doing it. But they're doing in Australia. Yeah. I read a report this morning. So what are you doing? What's in Australia? Australia's murder rate was crazy, 89, 99.

And they dealt with gun control, and suddenly their stuff, their crimes is now. You hear the way our president disrespected. Another great idea. You know what I killed? Had Australia, though. He fucking disrespected the shit out of him. Did he? Yeah, President, Toronto.

of course. Oh, where he's, Trump. Wow. Yeah, gun control. That's another thing. Like, I just don't know. I don't know, man. Maybe I don't know if we'll see it in our lifetime. Maybe like our kids. We are saying in our lifetime, though. That's the thing. Abolition is happening. When you get rid of the bail system in the federal level, like Obama did, when you get rid of privatized prisons, when you start giving drug treatment because white kids are on heroin and opioids and shit.

Oh, yeah, nah. They didn't switch it up now. That's moving toward abolition. But Trump has switched it on them, too. Like, he said I was going to help y'all out too. He said fuck that. Fuck the opioid folks, too. Wow. Wow. Wow. I did not know that. Yes, yes.

Okay. Damn, white folk, they're trouble too. A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what I'm 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. 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,

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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. 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. 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 2, 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. So, let's... Let's have some good fun time. Let's be more serious. Can I ask you all about pushing the tea album? That's what I want to know about. Yeah, let's talk about it.

The album is amazing, by the way. I love the album, but what about the beef? That's what I want to know about. Who? Drake beef. As artists, where you're at with that? Listen, bro. Let me say this.

Once you mention a man's fiance on record, anything goes. You know what's funny? You can't, like, Pusha T is a 41-year-old nigger with braids. In the year of our Lord, 2018. And you're going to mention that from Virginia. He's from the South. He's a country nigga like me. Real Virginia, not close to D.C.

No, no, no, real Virginia. Like, he's a country nigga like me. Yeah, you mentioned that man's fiancé by name, first and last name. Shit. What? Nah, bro. You don't do that. Or if you do that, you have to be prepared for whatever the fuck comes next.

Including missing children? Yes, nigger. I mean, that just seemed like the next level. You know what? Wait, catch me up. Catch me up. The missing kids? What?

So I kind of briefly spoke to him just a little bit. Of course you did. You know, I told them. I told them, no, I told them both. Like, I'm Switzerland in this joint. Oh, you got to stay out of this shit, America. Yeah, I'm totally out. But I will say.

But I will say. that extra yuh the extra yuh I'm just disgusted with your absentee fatherhood that last yuck in whatever where he said like you know

make her your world or whatever I was like that was super ignorant like you know that was amazing that's my favorite part yeah because it's like that's the first time I laughed at it this like I normally don't laugh at this normally you're mouth

open like what the hell he just said but you know I don't I don't know because it's it's like I don't feel as though gunplay is going to happen or whatever it happened to uh what's his name is this morning in New York uh oh uh Chief Keith he got shot at he got shot at but he didn't get shot at every day I'm sure for him but is it as bad as super ugly because that was kind of the standard of too far you know what super okay I had this I had this debate one of my homies super ugly Jay caught the backlash from that because Nas hadn't taken it to that level. You know what I'm saying?

Like, up until that point, it was just simple rap shit. Like, nigga, I rap better than you. You suck, you ugly, whatever. If you talked about someone's physical features, too. But that's, that's whatever. Like, I mean, that's just playing the dozens. I mean, first off, let's be clear.

He said Fox got you out because you kept your face in a puss. That's invoking sexual in your end of him. He did, he did say that. But he still didn't cross the line in terms of talking about another person's family members. Because he ain't fuck his family members. I mean, still, what do you... What do you... I think it's just been, I know, family members do you feel about...

What do you feel about that? Right. What do you all feel about the hyperbole? What do you feel about the hyperbole of, like, you know, people already say that Drake's diss was like, the greatest since ether, or whatever, like, for some reason, I think the idea of ether is bigger than what ether was. Ether fucking sucks, okay? No.

Let me just... Let me just go out. No. But listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, listen, shit. Listen, listen. Have you met Fonte? Time out. Time out. Time out.

Time out. She's trash. Wait, wait, wait, real quick. All you naysayers, raise your hand. All you name sayers. That think ether was a great song. All you nays of Ether. That think ether was a great dish.

If you disagree with Fonte, raise your hand. Okay. Cool. Is there an eight? Fonte, did you write it? Is there an eight? No. Hell no, I'm right.

I'd have wrote it. That shit with me. Is there an eight in the third digit of your birth year? Is there an eight? Is there an eight in the third digit of your birth year? You got to understand. Listen, listen, let me just get kind of, listen, nigger. Even don't suck.

I came up on the era of no Vaseline, nigga. Ice cube this NWA over a fucking disco track, nigga, and laid them niggers to waste. It wasn't no fucking this, like all that tinky-teak damn, Ron Brown Browns beat, nigga, that shit wasn't hot. He sounded real old-haired rapper over there. I can sound like, listen, let me clear. It's cool.

Nigger, I do this. He does. You do this. I'm not speaking from just. You is Fonte. You misremembering some shit, though. What am I misremembering? No.

What am I misremembering? Are you challenging the almanac? I did not like either as a musician. Yeah. I listen to music first. Right. Thank you. But I'm lyrically, that shit was whatever.

That shit was unfocused. That nigger was mad. You thought it was trash, too? I don't understand this conversation. Nigger, that shit was not. Trash. She say it's trash too. It's trash.

Three trash. Thank you. Five trash. That shit was not hard. Bad drag, five, five. Okay, what did I miss remember? What's just? Most of the takeover was about Mobb Deep.

So even if you take out some of Naz's week of bars, there's still more content against Jay-Z. The best shit on takeover was about Mobb Deep. Think about that shit. What, with the, you was a ballerina? No. You need more people. Still people, people should, they still say it.

No, he went in Naz on the, on the third verse. The one hot, yeah, that whole, breaking. I made it a hot song and the other was mad. And you're telling me there's not enough comparable content. His business, his business and facts level of whatever his retort was, for me, that was enough. I don't know. But then again, you know what? People forget about the very first Jay-Z disc that Nas did.

Yes. With the freeway to Memphis. Yeah, that shit was bas-suda. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That didn't need to happen. Yeah, but I, you don't remember that, do you? No, I just remember that I was with you when we first heard Ethan for the first time, and I just remember that you was a little hype, but that's okay.

No, I wasn't. Oh. Oh, are you misremembering too, sir? Oh, ha. We was in the car. I think Common was there, too. Alternative facts. I mean, my mouth was open like, oh, this is really happening.

But, you know, like I don't like Ether. I hate hit him up. No, thank you. Hit him up. No, hit him up. No, hit him up. No. Listen, listen, hit him up.

Hit him up's first crime is the fact that he's wrong. over... Don't look any further. But, no, the most, like, you know, when you go on iTunes and you get the karaoke version of a song? Like, I'm like, wow, wow. Like, it's like, on the Cosby show, when they need some, like, oh, yeah, yeah,

too soon. Too soon. Sorry, but they need some, what? No, we still watch the Cosby show. On a sitcom, no, there's nowhere available. I'm just saying on a sitcom when they need, like, some... Sound-al-like shit. A sound-al-like dance track.

Like, it was, no, it was, he would, yeah, kid him, him, That's why I hated hit him up. Yeah, over the tear other person and don't look any further. The best part to hit him up is the speech at the end. It's not the bars. Right. And it's the disrespect to saying, I'm not even going to finish rapping.

I'm going to let my little homies around you bitch, man. That shit was amazing. I was not. I'm scared to say this, but I kind of like the Drake against Meek. I know I'm in the wrong place. She's from D.C. But at that moment, I still say that Drake killed Meek. I mean, that's not in this beautiful.

And that way. So I was, okay. Drake killed Meek. I love Meek, but Drake won that. He wanted to battle. He wanted to show if that was still the result, because I haven't been the billy if he got out of the gym. I don't think that Meek knew better,

because Meek was actually playing by the rules. Right, right. He thought, that was, Mink's one mistake was that Meeke actually thought, oh, we were playing by a rule book, which is like, you have to write your own lyrics. There is no rule book. It's over, yeah.

There's no rule book. How do you feel, Bill? Can I get a full circle moment? I just saw a t-shirt that said, I missed the old Kanye. I think we should check. I think we should check Steve Sugar. So that he-in-I-haven.

So, Dave, I actually thought that Drake would have, a genius move on Drake's behalf would have been to release something the night of Kanye's record on Friday the first. That's what I thought was going to have. He don't give up. I don't think he got nothing to give because now it's beyond bars. It's like some Mori-Povic shit. He got to go find dirt on pushing.

Oh, he's looking. Oh, he got to be. That nigger, that nigger's the father. He's going to have to call Nardwar. He's going to have a good. Yeah. Ain't he Canadian too? Ain't Norwalk Canadian?

Yeah. Narwar can find anything. There you go. Norwalk can find anything. We don't act like we know who y'all talking about. Noir. You don't watch the interviews. Don't get all quite weird.

Do you guys know who Nart war is? Y'all know. Y'all listen to podcasts. I was sure you all know of Nauru. They all watch Jesus and Meryl too. I'm just saying this. Nartwar is, he's a human servient. That's what he calls himself.

He's a walking. I mean, he makes me a blumbling idiot. He's a walking. Wikipedia. He knows everything about you. Mark, did you know who that was? Nope. Okay, see, I don't feel bad. I was just going to nod and look like I ain't. Thank you for exposing me.

Dr. Mark, that's what I do the whole show. I needed a friend. I nod and it looked like I know what I'm talking. I'm playing again. It works. She's just proud to not know it. That's not true. That's a bad, that's a Chris Rock joke. I'm proud to know.

You just said it like with pride and alacrity. Yes, I do not know who God wore is. I was proud to know that a smart. person who was considered smart amongst the public. He's a doctor. He's a doctor. He was with me in my unknown. I wouldn't expect him to waste time on YouTube. He's saving 16. You can kiss my ass, quest

love. Okay, whatever. I'm sorry. Let's lay in the plane. Will we ever overcome? Amir your golf is. Will we ever overcome? Can we as a people? Not all of us. Overcome. If there's a mountain top, we all ain't going to fit.

Who should we leave when the revolution comes? Who's coming and who ain't coming. It ain't coming. I don't know how to answer. Kanye ain't coming. I've already stated in the previous episode. Michael McDonald's coming with me. Michael McDonald's?

I'm saving Michael. Can I'm comfortable with that choice? Oh, and unpaid bill. Thank you. Oh, absolutely. Me and Michael McDonald. We don't have to think about Steve. I heard it's sweet freedom.

Well, I love Michael McDonald. Well, okay, I'm just saying, how do we overcome? I think we're going to be all right, man. I always believe, I always say I've never been, this year anyway, I've been saying, like, I've never been more confident than him right that we're going to win? And I think because the time is so bad, the moment is so dark, we're organized, we're coming together, and we're going to be successful. I really believe that.

Can I ask you as an owner of a coffee shop? And bookstore. Where New York best-selling authors can come and do their books, especially books about food. I told you about going to them black bookstores. I'm going to have you come. Yeah, I'm planning it. Let's do it. We're not done.

Your book is dope. No, seriously, your book is dope. We're not. We just came out a month and a half ago. I know, but you've got like seven books. No, but the new joint is amazing. Seriously, check it out. It's on the front shelf.

Uncle Bobby. Let's go. Now I'm going to go read it. I'm going to read it. Yes. I will come. I will do it. But as an owner of a coffee shop in a bookstore,

did you feel as though anything came of that May 25th? Starbucks fiasco. Oh. No, I mean, it was good for us. I mean, our business is almost double in the weeks after. That's great. I've not been to Starbucks since. Yeah, me either.

And a lot of black folk are like, I don't want to go to Starbucks. Damn. It's not even good coffee. That's the other thing. I went the next day and got a free banana. I get the tall white chocolate mocha with no whipped cream. Wait, do you do it at the Charlotte Airport? No, hell no.

I just get this one right around street from the crib. Do you get Java chip in it? Because you know Java chips. I don't know what that is. What do you get? I get the tall white chocolate mocha with no whipped cream. It's delicious. That is the bougiest thing.

That's the good thing. That's what I get. Because I was like if I need to pick me up, like to get me over that. hunt when I got to pick my churning up from school. A white. Hey, man, the white chocolate mocha, hey, my nigga, it changes a little. With Java chips, I'm telling you. Add Java chips.

What is that? It's chocolate chips. It's a chocolate chip, but at Starbucks they call them. You play a song. You're a song. Y'all were Howard University for like three seconds, and you're only straight to Harvard, man. That's what I'm saying?

I got to. That's the mobile out there, my view. All of us. Anyway. We all black. So what's your coffee? You got a coffee shop. What's your drink?

What's your coffee drink? I don't really drink coffee like that, but I drink, I do espresso. You own, you sound like a drug dealer. How the fuck you order? You know,

I already smoke crack like that. I don't fucking that. How do you own a coffee shop and not drink coffee? Yeah. I feel you. I'm not a coffee. I do it only to stay up.

Functionally, right. I need coffee before I tape a show. That sounds like cocaine. You drink milk with coffee. No, seriously. Like, before we shoot the tonight show, I got to do a shot of espresso to stay up.

Okay. That's what I do. Usually when I go to movie. I love going to movies a lot, but then Nah, me too. Oh, you've done that to be. Yeah, I know. That's because you don't sleep. You don't have every woman in my life I felt, yeah, I get it. Okay, yeah, I sleep. So, so tell us, man, so what do you do? Like, I know,

because I know, like, if you're known as, like, the professor, like the smart dude, people want to have you talk about smart shit. I hate that shit. I know, and I know you're not. Like, if you sit around somebody, they want to talk about politics the whole ride. I hate, I mean, I'm sure you get it with music, too. People ask you, like, no. Really? I get it with music all the niggas. Like, who's your top five? I'm like, nigger, I don't know.

I don't listen to music. Let's talk about billions. It's created the perception. Wait, even when we were at the airport, and you said that I, all right, what happens when, oh, you said I curved you at the airport? He's the master and not recognizing me everywhere. The mayor is oblivious. He doesn't do it on purpose.

He's not. I get it. I roll by myself, and when I'm in public alone, like, I don't travel with an entourage, I'm an airport by myself. So sometimes you just have a wall of defense. and it wasn't registered. And you look off. Yeah.

I was like, what's up, man? He was like, greetings. Yeah. Hold on. Oh, I'm here. Up here. We put at the airport together. You change your hairstyle.

And you would be able to go to the airport together. We did a Hamilton shit together. You fucking don't recognize. I thought you were in a hand. I thought you were in a accountant or something. I could be your accountant. Because you don't look around. You'd be having blinders and you be focused.

Yeah. That's what a mirror is. So what do you do for fun, man? What's like, what do you do for fun? Abolition. I don't know what you're going to say. Right. I don't know.

I listen to music. I go to the movies. I go to movies. I go out. He put dial us in? Oh, I don't really do that as much. That's another thing, man, strip-cuzzled. What the for?

I didn't. I didn't. Yeah, well, you know, on the construction. So, yeah, it's under construction. So where are the onics girls? What? So where's Montana? Montana's now down at that.

You didn't Instagram story. The new joint at the third of the garage. Excuse me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Dr. Michael Michael, My Hills has given us an update on where the strippers have moved from Onyx, I need you guys to chill for a second. Where is Montana?

Montana's at a new spot on 3rd and Gerard. We feel like family. I know, she's like family. You know what I mean? Everybody went to school, master. Right. But it's the worst thing when you go to strip club and they want to like talk to you. I'll be like, you really love you.

I love what you do for the community, brother. Yes. Then I respect you. Right. I love what you do for the community. Yo. No, that's good. Now, buzz it on for real nix.

Dude. No, she gets a lap dance. She said, yo, last night, I was good for 90 minutes. And then she was like, I know you from sorry. Oh, it's a rap then. And I was like, but my hair was braided and I was good. And then like, and then I fucks up the whole. I love what you do for the culture.

I was like, oh. Check please. Then you used to feel all guilty and shit. Check please. This girl told me I was her graduation speaker. Wow. Wow. To be clear, I swear the guy on my mom.

What did you talk about? Do you remember? Clearly it wasn't a good enough speech. It wasn't. Clearly it was a shitty-ass speech. Good luck and God's speech. She worked on her way through college. I don't go in, I ain't been a strip club in years,

but I'm just saying, like, when I went, that's why I stopped going. Dr. Mark, lying. The last time I was supposed to go is with you. Alternative facts. We never win. We never went. I ain't been since. It's been years.

Years. So now we never going to go. All I'm saying is that after this interview, I would thoroughly vote for Mark Lamont Hill. You're like weed and holes, nigga. Can we do that poll? Can we do that? So now, after the interview, who's going to vote for Dr. Mark Lamont Hill?

Thank you. Yeah. I'm running. Turn the tie. I can work. That's all it took. Anyway, all right. Oh, my God.

Am I wrapping up the show right now? TV movies, what you're on? What you watch? I ain't got nothing going on right now. I mean, what about? What am I watching, man? I ain't watching shit right now. Evil genius, Netflix.

Mostly Netflix stuff. What's up with evil genius? It's great. That's what the pizza delivery are right? You'll love it. I try to watch the other one too. Favorite topic. About the Indian dude that was finesseing all the white people.

It had the coat. Oh, no. Wild, Wild Country. Oh, wow, wild country. Also crazy. White White. What's her name? Wild Country.

Wild Country. Get into it. Yes. You got to Oregon. If you're from Oregon, move away. You have to watch Wild Country. Yes, you do. Wow, wow. Change your life.

That one, I got to why that was cool. Billions on Showtime, that's my shit. And are y'all game with Thrones people? Oh, yeah. I'm not. I'm not. I've never watched it. I'm never watching.

Me neither. Me neither. Because I always end up watching the shit late. Like, I watched The Wire like five years later. But now I'm addicted to us. How the fuck? Yeah. Does Dr. Magumai?

Watch the wire? Wait, did you just ask Bill how... Is that Bill who said that? Yeah. Because white people love the wire more than black people do. White people adore the wire. White people love the wire. Right.

I understand now. I love this. Get it, Bodie. They shit's real. I love it. Bodie. Fuck you. Okay.

Dr. Mark, let's get it together. Dr. Mark. We'll take a golf cart to the strip club. Dr. Mark, let's do it. Dr. Mark, okay. I would like to thank you for coming in. I love Dr. It's a pleasure, man.

I appreciate you. You can't. Van Jones. Give it up for Van Jones. Van Jones don't look like this in his t-shirt. Oh. I'm glad to have my family back in the house. Fonte's, uh,

Fonte's, uh, expensive jeans, baby. I'm glad to be back, ma'am. Follow Sugar Steve on the Sugar Network. Sugar has been fucking Instagram story and the whole bitch. Yeah, we were doing a cross episode right now. Yeah.

You can turn my music up, by the way. I'm trying to do the, the out theme of the show. Anyway, uh, yeah, thank you. On behalf of unpaid bill. and Laia. Still broke. And Boss Bill, who's not here? Get better.

Get better. Anyway, give it up, ladies and gentlemen, Mark Lamont Hill. Yes. Give it up for the hardworking quest love who brought us this food picnic every god and podcast today. I have more fires to put out.

I'll see you guys tonight. Yeah, y'all. There's a bunch of unannounced guest and blah, blah, blah, blah. It should be fun tonight. And try to smoke wings from over there. I heard comments coming. Yeah, we're not spoiled.

We don't know who's coming. Anyway. Thank you very much on behalf of West Endo. Only on Van Dora. We'll see you on the next go-round. Thanks. Love you. Yeah.

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