Bound, bound bound some single? What single single? And who wants to
make? This is what current hip hop has become. I'm stacked like pringles.
Come on timing. That's not a bar, bars trash on single like
single whistle singles ready to mingle. I was stacked like a pringle to submit
them bars is trash. That's where hip hop is at now. I'm single
whistle singles. The only reason why I'm not gonna be upset because that's kind
of how hip how hip hop started a hip that's crazy. So my bars
we was trashed, but you love a hip my favorite bars either. But
but you foxed with that though I didn't know you foxed with that though,
No, I go to work. Yeah you heard the old school hip hop.
I play my niggas was lyrics. Tell me you didn't with that.
Niggas was lyrical. That was not my shit. That did not get rotation.
I did not is not a test. I'm rapping to niggas be like
yo, niggas nowadays can't wrap. But that's some shit you grew up on.
Fuck out of my face, bro, I'm your old niggas. Be
tripping me to fuck out sometime. But I'm glad you brought that. Well,
you kind of broke that up. It's because I've been having this this
if you've been paying it to the Facebook page lately, I've been literally going
down the rabbit hole of what everybody listens to. So, uh, first
of all, was going on everybody walking to another edition of the Death Fresh.
It is all right, mister Trone Death It's my partner, Young Fresh.
We are back in the building, back in the building as we celebrate
twelve years of Death Fresh show. Yep, twelve years of the Death Fresh.
Twelve years whoa, but I'm fine, twelve years of the Death Fresh.
Shout check Joe, Nigga, I'm working. I'm getting check hold on.
I don't know. That's that's part of the reason why my next announcement,
which Facebook already knew about, um drumreill Please you don't want the buttons.
No, but we actually CDR has officially gone, you could say,
going back to the radio world. We have. Uh so for those you
guys who don't know who's been listening to us over the course of the last
five years, five years, six years, we have been podcasts, but
before then we started off as an internet radio station. But technology was trash
back, bro, I can't listen to talk though. I mean no,
no, no disrespect. Blog talk definitely helped get us where we are and
there their storage is better. So like, if we record here, then
we upload to blog talk, it's good. But to actually physically record on
blog talk never again, I mean never again. It's kind of like somebody
has to try it first. And that's why I'm not bad at it.
For someone to see it and be like, you know what, I like
what you started, but how about we um we turned the table this way,
Yeah, it looks that way, and then they're like, okay,
yeah, you keep it. This is what I want to make sure don't.
I don't want to get it twisted. I did not hate blog talk.
Blog Talk actually is what made us lazy in the beginning, because they
gave us a point and shoot concept to everything. Oh, just upload your
music here, here's a phone number. Give this to everybody they can join
the show. Boom. You now have a radio station. And that's literally
what it was. We were technically podcasting long before there was a word for
it, but that's what we were doing. It was just the fact that
it sounded like a fucking answer machine when you go back to listen to it,
because the quality wasn't there. And it was only because quality wasn't there.
Then when we finally jumped into the podcast in the world, the technology
was better, but I had to do too much to get there. That
I was like, I'm not for the trying to work on a radio station
because I got to do too much to even get there. Then the technology
finally caught up, and now is nigga It's point click, Nigga's easier,
It's it's easy. It was easier to get the radio station up and going
than it was to fucking update contacts in your phone. Hey, Loki,
difficult. That's that's why I use that as an example, because you're like,
damn, I thought, I just saying that shit, Like when you
use the wrong email address, Bro, it's a whole, another whole,
another contact like that just ain't her number no more? Do you like?
Why is there six of one person here? Why is there six number?
Which one is the number that they actually use? You know, because it's
some people I haven't texted months because I don't know which one of their numbers
is a good number. And I realized that is how I lose a lot
of friends because you just don't follow up. I just like I don't want
to be that dude that you call. It's like, hey, can I
speak to mo? And like Loki, I'll send out like I'll send like
the I emojis and then if you respond, like hit you with the thumbs
up, Hey, how are you doing? And then if you don't respond,
I kind of just delete your contact. I mean, I don't know.
I'm like, I just never doesn't work anymore. I just I just
leave both numbers and eventually will try to other on a different day. But
I want to let you know, like, programming is difficult on a scale
of like one to time, on a scale of one to ten, it's
a six six. And here's the reason why programming is difficult. You can't
program a radio station based on what you like. And I think that's where
things become difficult because you have to let's take let's take the whole pot the
podcasting concept out of it, because that's the structure of ours. But if
you think about just as a regular radio programmer, you gotta play music that's
either ay everybody's listening to and if you like Meemi, who only listen to
nineties music. You gotta find out what the hell is out here, So
you gotta what's hot, what's people listening to, what people care about?
Why should we play this, Heatha, Why should we play this this this
week? Dude? These bars are trash. This is what y'all going to
concerts for. Gotta do all that, And it's like some of y'all,
I don't fuck with it. Like the music. Yeah yeah, with y'all.
It's a lot of newcasts. I don't fuck with Doug. It's not
even like them personally. It's like I can't. I can't get into your
music right now, bro, I just I can't do it. So I
made a post on the page earlier today and I was like, what you
know new young artists that y'all you know, get your vibe with right now?
And my boy Guns from the Collective podcast he put giddy in. Okay.
I was like, okay, let me was it the song Heartbreak Anniversary?
I just left it. Whatever album popped up, I let it play.
It's like, okay, let me see about this what I like,
because you know, if you catch my attention, I'll probably picked that track
and then you know, if you use Apple to find your music, you
just go to who Got the Star? Like what song got to start by
your name? And not time that's probably the popular song off your album,
right, So I just let it play, and I'm like, I can't,
can't get contigi with this shit. And I listen, and I listened
to a lot of stuff. It sounded like chalks of a nail board to
me. And it wasn't that it's bad, it was just maybe I wasn't
in the right vibe for it, Like can you describe like how he sounded
it? Just I don't know, bro, I just like, no,
I just I feel like when it came on, I just like, nah,
I'm just gonna go public, you know how Like you get somebody and
he was like, Okay, you got this mixtape from somebody, and you
let it play because whoever you was with was really vibing with it. But
in a minute they get out that car, you just put it back in
the case and just go back to what you're normally doing. It's not in
his therapis like, I just can't I can't listen to this right now.
I'm not feeling this now my right now, So I was like, let
me cut this off because I have to also remind myself right now, lately
musically, I have not been in a true hip hop bag. Like the
other day, I found myself listening to is it a Nico I n I
k oh New Chick. Yeah, she's literally she's another example of a YouTube
sensation where like she did covers and then she started doing a little small pieces
of stuff and then it caught on because it was so catchy and now she
kind of like low keep blowing up. But I've been listening to a lot
of her lately and and yesterday up her itself like her. Yeah. Then
Coco Jones literally came back because you know, season two of bel airs out,
So I find myself to him the you know, occasionally going and listen
to her that that one song I see you is that? Is that her
song? The Bank song? Because it's all over TikTok and it's like you
can't escape this. I like the way you and I I was like it
was kind of fire though it is definitely on the playlist right And I think
that because I'm in that bag right now, I'm not giving nobody else a
figure chance. I can see that, and I think that, and that's
why it's so difficult, Like and then I would be like, well,
you know what, I'm just gonna pass the responsibilities over Tommy. But then
I got to remember, Tommy listens to old music like I do sometimes,
so I can't expect for him to find a fire NBA young boy track,
but I think now if he could, I'm not mad at him, but
I think that generation of music, Okay. I think that's why it's a
good thing that you have a big array of podcasters that you work with,
right, because you have guys that are you know, there's you and Timey
who are the older generation of hip hop. So it's like you may not,
he may not be a favorite, but you coming from like the rock
him error definitely type shit, you know, like Wu Tang like them y'all
niggas. Then like y'all confession, I wasn't a big Wu Tang. I
mean, but this ain't even I mean, I could skip a couple of
tracks or an album. This ain't even about like them being again, it's
not even about them being your favorite. It's just the time period in which
you grew up at. So it was like again, you were there.
I ain't gonna say us there for the birth of hip hop because I don't
think you that old. I mean technically we were born about the same time.
Because hip hop, like the birth of hip hop, that's late seventies,
right about the same time I was born, late seventies. Nigga was
born seventy eight, so I think sugar Hill Gang may have dropped the same
year I was born. Not even trying to get funny, so tony hip
hop is the same, fucking ay so here to grew up with hip hop,
I literally grew up with hip hop, right, so to look that
up. And then it's like you got like niggas and my age bracket,
who are like the little wings of the world, the jay Z's, and
like we caught the tail end of the biggie pop type of shit. So
like we're in the middle where we see where it came. We live in
the now. And then you know, you got the young niggas that you
hang out with. Who's that, who's that pop top of the trenches?
Yeah, they I'm sure they know all the new young niggas. They are
the new young niggas my point exactly, Like niggas name like bank Roll,
Like bank Roll and Fat Boy Fresh are the new niggas. Bro, this
is that is what hip hop look like. And I'm okay with that.
It's just for me. That's what I'm saying as a pro. That's what
I'm saying as a program director. It has to be difficult, bro,
Look, you have to be open minded. I'm gonna tell you how old
like this is. This is how advanced hip hop has gotten. Even though
I'm not that old. I feel NBA young boy, right right. You
assume that that's his rap name, right, That's what I would tume that
is not like, that's not his rap name. I think that's just what
niggas calling him, Like, like the NBA is an acronym for never broken
again, right, Like that's the click blame ASAP curl right, So like
there's ASAP fer, there's a SAD, so there's an NBA something else.
I think his name is just a young boy. We call or young boy
NBA like young boy, never broken Again. We're just calling him NBA young
boy, like like we just gave him a name that's not even his name.
But here's the thing with us, that's normal because we're wrestling fans.
We'll give somebody a name and a gimmick and a heartbeat, and that's you
just gotta run with it if you want to be successful, because like,
you couldn't be young boy and expect for us to keep fucking with you,
because eventually you gotta grow the fuck up. Then what you gonna be?
I do have a serious question. What is your serious questions? I do
think the games are bullies? You're really gonna do that? You know we
are now officially on the radio, right. I can't say you can say
it. I just want you to know that I l do you think the
communities I think I think they could be bullies with their agenda. I think
they can be bullies with their agenda. Not all of them are aggressive about
that, but some of them definitely can, and they become the butt of
jokes because of it. And then they get offended when they become the butt
of jokes because you're being aggressive with what you are. Like one of my
favorite TikTok jokes is when it's the dude that gets arrested and then the police
comes in and he was like, oh, I'm here to protect you,
ma'am, Like, how do you know ma'am, that's a fence up.
That's a fence up, because that's how they act sometimes, like you want
us to call you by your now, yet you are in us. We
are in a space right now where it's all still confusing because there's no clear
cut answer across the board for everybody to comprehend, to give you what you're
asking for, because you may come in here, sit down to a podcast
and have a completely different mindset than the next person behind you who comes in
and sit down and does the podcast. And that's how the community is.
Lesbians may want one things, uh, gay men may want something else.
Transitional people may want a third, Queers may want it all. We don't
know. Look, b it's about the safest way we could say it.
Is that not what a trans trans We don't have to. We don't have
to keep talking about its transitional. We don't have to. You didn't have
to go back to it. I was down on the block. You decided
to go back and look at the window again. I believe you say it
like that. Transitional people, that is fucking terrible. How is that terrible?
We live We are talking about a sensitive topic in a sensitive way in
the most sensitive of the group. It's the transitional people to call them dead
people. See, I mean, when you die, they say you transition.
Is that now what they say, don't? I mean technically you're killing
the old you. What if you're transitioning from a woman to a man,
are you not killing the woman's side of you? That's true? So okay,
I'll take it a step further if if you okay, So let's say
that you were a woman and you transition into a man, okay, and
now as a man, you are now dating a woman or whatever. You're
just dating okay, and you know, you get called cheetah and you'd be
like, nah, man, that was the one hated here. I'm only
laughing because you go through all of this to become a better version of yourself,
somewhere where you are comfortable, you are happy with who you are,
and you still step out mh. You have to understand that as a person
who transitioned from what you were to who you are now, and the individual
that's dating you accepted your complete backstory. H and you cheated on that person
and didn't pour that out the truck. It was like, that's the only
I'm not even gonna go on that because that's probably just trying to soften the
anger. Because anytime you get in trouble with your significant other by cracking a
joke sometimes it is the only way, the only reason why you ain't had
your your throat slip, so that I let that slide just for safety purposes.
But that is that is disrespectful. It's not necessarily the cheating aspect.
It's the fact you cheat on somebody who accepted you for who you are now
and your past transgressions you turn you transition to a man, to turn to
a no good man, no good nigger like this is not This is not
the choices you're supposed to make. It like if anybody you're supposed to turn
into like but I mean her defense, maybe she got tired of people treating
her like a bit, so you cheat on her, and you get tired
of people treating you like a bitch, so you turned into another good nigga.
You leave. See the difference is that you didn't get a pregnancy.
You ain't got to stay there. You could leave, my guy, Some
people would just cheat. That's the craziest shit of all time. Did you
cheat when you was a woman? I mean maybe. I mean because if
you cheated when you was a woman, because they always say once a cheater,
always a cheater. You was born again, my guy, and you
opted to cheat in maybe they felt like if they transition, the body count
start on. That don't mean you go cheat though. Yeah. Wait if
you become if you're a woman and you becoming a nigga, does your body
count start on? I would think so because you're dealing with a new batch
of people. Yeah, I mean, and like you know, at first
you had a pussy. Now you gotta dick. So this don't count because
this is brand this is brand new. Let me ask you this question.
You ain't even drove it yet. I see this brings up a very interesting
question. When you are a woman in this scenario, were you attracted to
women? So did you date women? So transitioning mean that you can go
from a lesbian to a strait because you are right because you used to We've
been here too long, you would you sert to go back and looking.
You opened the door, so let's go see what's in here. I told
you I was down the block already. It's your fun. But we were
out well, the world was nice enough for everybody to be outside this this
past few days. Uh, the weekend was nice. The weekend was nice.
So the fact that we got rained and a tad bit of cold or
Thursday Friday sunder that. Yeah, because me and the babies took a mental
health day and we didn't even leave a house. That was That's what made
that extra funny. Sunday opened his ass cheeks and farted. You gotta remember,
y'all. Gotta I need people from Wisconsin to realize. One thing is
summer doesn't officially start into the twenty first of June, so spring can do
whatever the hell it wants between now and then. Sometimes it's in a good
mood, Sometimes it's in a bad mood. Sometimes it wants to be a
whole bitch. What are you laughing at? You calling the weather a bitch?
It's crazy the weather it's a bitch. I'm just saying, bro,
we're not asking for it to be summer. Were just asking for it to
not be fucking wet and cold. Sometimes I can take forty fifty degrees,
but let it be sunny. Nosinly how this worked the spring he was wet
and college like the fucking world just blew it and I was on us bring
is the most unstable as weather of blowing your fucking no. That just I
don't like where this is going. Do you ever find yourself down like a
rabbit hole on like Snapchat? Because for some reason, snap Yes, every
every fucking at we use has the feature of like reels, right, But
like with Snapchat, it'd be like specific to like a certain topic. Okay,
you're talking about that little section where they give you a bunch of stuff
that you didn't subscribe to, right, yeah, Like it'll be like it'll
be a few common interests. Like it'll be like basketball highlights, football highlights,
wrestling highlights, right, because that shit I follow on Snapchat, right,
And then it'd be a bunch of random shit that I never knew existed.
Like for as smart as I think I am, I would be like
dumb to a lot of shit that's probably just actual common knowledge. Okay,
like a Coyle having like mucus. That's not your fault that that would happen.
It's not your fault. Here's the reason why I say that public school
failed us, because there's a lot of ship that we got lied to about
for so long, or we just got completely left out the equation that it's
not even in our mind to think about stuff like that. Like prime example,
growing up, what are two animals that we were always taught hate each
other's guts? No matter what, that's not true at all. That's a
fact that they got a dog, and I protective of the dog, rotective
of the cat. But yet, yet they made us believe that cats and
dogs cannot be in the same place or else they will instantly start fighting.
They even made movies based on the fact that there's this behind the scenes of
war that's going on between cats and dogs. But that's not true. Then
they made it seem like the lions are the king of the jungles, and
when a lion comes, everybody runs in fears. Yet and there be days
where lions get pumped repeatedly, it is people in the wild that will run
fades with the lion. Big facts. Animals we just think are so friendly
with hippopotamus is are supposed to be friendly, nod they and they have attitudes
for no reasons. Elephants are supposed to be scared of mice, but they
don't forget shit. I ain't forget that or that one little baby elephant that
tried to get that chocolate ass. You remember them. But speaking of elephants,
have you seen what they've been saying about the Dolly Loma. Yes,
farage, Okay, it's not like yo, All niggas be on a different
type of time. Okay, So first and foremost, because you've been bro
said this, and then I honestly have to say the same thing. I
didn't know fans, So apparently the Dalai Lama is like the pope. It's
a it's a replaceable job. Yes, okay, you retire out when you
die out, and even if you die out, this is another nigga that's
gonna take your place. But I'm like, all Dolly Lama's old or like
do you gotta be like one hundred and seventy three years? Like, how
do you get the job to be the Dali Lama? I don't know,
but I think what happened, Okay, So for those of you guys who
don't know who's listening, what basically happened was in the story. But Dolly
Lama, who who goes around and he visits you know, people and stuff
like that. He'll be making house calls, you know. Sometimes he asks
to come there, and he's a he's like the most sanctified Buddhist monk of
all Buddhist monks. So it's a title. The dody Lama is a title
like the pope as as you say, you see title. So he went
to go visit this family and there were some kids there. And what people
don't know is is he's very playful. Hold on, let me get this
is. We'll get to why why I'm going this direction. He's very playful.
So while messing with a kid, he told a kid to suck my
tongue. Now here's where I think the disconnected society, because no, it
is let me finish, let me finish. I'm gonna tell you where to
disconnect is number one. He speaks a completely different language, right right,
Okay, shit gets lost in translation? Okay, okay. How many times
as black people we say stuff that we understanding what it means, but people
on the outside looking in take it the wrong way where they get lost.
Prime example, to the window, to the wall, the sweat drops down
my bass all ski ski ski ski ski. Now we know exactly what the
skeeting is, right, Okay, clear as day, white folks, Yeah,
it is exactly the same white folks were out here skeeting in board meetings
to the song. They were just singing it like it was nothing until they
found out what it meant, and they were shocked in the pot. They
were hurt. They wanted Ying Yang Twins to suffer and never be able to
make music again after they found out what it meant. That now suck my
tongue in a playful manner for an individual who is old and disconnected, was
not saying it in a sexual manner, but because today's society over sexualize everything,
and the fact it was a kid, because in all honesty, he
was basically sticking out his tongue being funny, and that's how he looked at
it. That's why everybody who goes to war for him said it was innocent,
whereas in society took it and made it something way greater than what it
was. Like you are because you are connected to society, social media,
in the Internet, whereas this dog probably wouldn't even know what a cell phone
looked like if someone gave it to him. I can't believe you. I'm
just saying, bro, I let you have the fi a minute for you
to say that, because you are looking at it from a perspective of a
sexual manner. He did not say it. Brother, the man has been
celebrated since the day he got the fucking title, so sex is not even
on his mind. He is not a Catholic priest. I don't care.
Don't speak to people like that. Tho, like, we're not playing like
that man. You might not like that. This uncomfortable with that kid.
Look that kid was not uncomfortable. They faced us all looked like that,
No, what are you try? But at the same time, this is
the same dude who told a woman that she should be more attractive because she
was not attractive. Oh the Dalai Lama. In twenty nineteen, he told
an interview woman that she should be more attractive so he he want kids the
second time at telling he is nuts. He says what he wants to say
and people can interpret it whatever. Sometimes sometimes changs don't come out right.
My god, I'm just saying I'm not mad at him now. Now.
Now here's my thing. I'm not defending him in the sense of saying what
he did was write. What I'm saying is y'all shouldn't really go to war
on him like this. It's an honest mistake that he openly apologized for it.
Because of the misinterpretation, Folks want him like, could he make that
honest mistake with you? I wouldn't. I wouldn't you know what's funny?
Asking question, I would you know what's funny? I would have corrected him
in the moment. Could he Could he reach out, shake your hand,
just stick his tongue out and say, suck my tongue to you? To
you, that's different? No, no, no, it is. He
though. It's different though, because I'm an adult, So you shouldn't be
playing with the adults the same way you play with kids. Should be playing
with kids like that. How many times have you stuck your tongue out to
your little sister because you got on your nerves? Never? That's because k
it's not in my back like, that's why I just look weird. I
stuck my tongue out at my daughters before being funny, and they done it
back. But you ain't never sayd suck my tongue. That's the weird shit.
It's weird because of how we interpret it could also have been translated wrong.
It could did he say it in another language? He only speaks another
language. He don't speak English. How the fuck did that? Who's the
translator? You know what? I don't even Okay, I don't, I
don't care. Let me let me clarify you when I say translated incorrectly.
We often say words because in a certain way, but in the other countries
they may say it different. You know how we joke around with Facebook,
right, and sometimes we might say say book of Faces, right, okay,
other people because the way their words have to be combined to make Facebook.
If you say it verbatim, it may say book of faces. You
shooting this sick a lot of bail. And I know, look, I
know that you like to play Devil's Aid for the sake of the fact that
this is a podcast. And I get it done because I do it with
me, and like, I just you gotta be the other side. I
understand, But you gotta stop shooting weird fro the narrative of other cultures and
social influences and change and makes something feel worse than what it is. Looking
at all I'm saying, I just I just want you to look at the
narrative that you really pay No, no, we're not even talking translate we're
not even talk about the Dali Lama no more. If this nigga had someone
on his team to translate his language into English, and he could have said,
excuse me, good morning and stuck his tongue out, because that's how
he greet the kids, right, And when the story got out, his
translator rose, suck my tongue. He should be fucking fired because that how
do you make that mistake? Yeah, I mean I hear you. I
was responed to the group like, how do you make that mistake? That's
absolutely nuts? Completely why? But in other news, um, have you
seen what is uh the big roar in the hip hop community? You know
what's happening this time? Jim John nick Reville said, push your t should
not be top fifty the greatest rappers of all time, of all time,
of all time. He's not, He's not. I guess it was the
Who just somebody just made a list. I don't know if it was Billboard
or I think it was Billboard, but they just made the top fifty lists.
Here's my problem with these lists. And when they slapped the word all
time on there, we just talked about how old hip hop is. Okay,
we're talking about because I'm forty four, let's just say hip hop.
I think because UM rappers are like dropped in seventy nine, So let's say
about forty three forty four. Okay, let's give the pass on that maybe
older because we don't know what niggas was doing in crates behind buildings before our
actual record label was made. But it was a lot of hand at a
lot of a lot of handshake deals. Nobody made an album to rappers delight,
So that's gonna be our starting point by definition. Even then, we're
talking about forty four years of rappers who have came and went, and I
he's higher than Warrenge. But I can definitely name fifty rappers who I personally
feel that are better than Push Your T. Not saying that Push your T
is not good, but I know for a fact I can name fifty better
of all times. Now, are we talking about sales? Are we talking
about influence? Because even if we're talking about influence, fifty Push Your Tea
basically really only had two great moments in his career. I was like,
I was really on Jim Johnes side. I'm just saying, since you bring
it up, No, No, I was On the Jim side, I
have no beef with Push Your Tea. He's he has his moment, he
has great bars. He's definitely wrote stuff for Kanye, so I know he
can. He got a pin game. I will put but he's not top
fift. I will put Push Your Tea in the same category I will put
Fabulars and I wouldn't even put Fab in top fifty either. Right like Fab,
it is nice like Fab can rap, but does Fab have a classic
album? No? I asked the scores on Facebook all the time, and
they said, stop asking his answers. No, it will always be no.
I mean Fab got a dope ass mixtape series like the Soulful Mixtape,
and I think that's where a lot of he's got good hip hop moments,
Like I guess if you know what. That's another thing. Mix tapes is
also why I can honestly say there are more than fifty people but push the
t because a lot of people have phenomenal mixtape runs. They just didn't have
good albums. But when we say the top fifty of all time, what
are we like? What is the criteria to make this list? And that's
where my issue stands at because if we again are talking about just what it
is to wrap the art form of putting words together, metaphors, similars,
double on timeres or you know, telling the story. He's definitely better than
a lot of niggas when it's just the art form of what rapping is.
But honestly, but here's my thing though, and this is not I don't
know who all works at Billboards, so I don't know who who's pulling the
trigger on these lists and whatnot. But I don't trust billboards thought process because
I go to Billboard Top one hundred and the first thing I pull up is
greatest of all time Hot one hundred songs. Guess what number one is?
Some bullshit blinding Lights by the Weekend. Then that song just come out not
too long ago. You have it now, Then we're talking all time.
So music has been around for a long time. Guess what song is number
two? And this is why it pisses me off that that song is number
one. Michael Jackson, Nope, it's not even Mike Choppy checkers a twist.
You do the twister. But but here's the reason why the Weekend being
above that song irritates me. We are out of lessons into day's music life.
Whereas in Chubby Checkers, the twist came out back when our grandparents were
younger than us, and we still know that song. Yeah, we know
the song when we hear it. That means at that time that song is
timeless. That means that that song has transcended generations. I've never heard this
fucking blunding light song by the Weekend, But I know how to do the
twist. Will I do it? Nah? But I know how to do
it. I don't know who's in charge of And that's why when I hear
these things, like Bro, you're not gonna sit here and tell me that
people you like is who's voting. And that makes a big difference too,
because who who's your target audience? You not out here interviewing Grandma because yeah,
you're not gonna tell me Auntie Ruth. THEA is over here listening to
the Weekend Blinding Lights. Yet number five is Uptown Funk with Bruno Mars.
I feel like Uptown Funk was a way better the song. They don't let
no fans vote on these lasts. It can't be Doug because some of the
should that be like number one, like Bro what nobody I know will put
any of this in the top five. Nope, But you are a producer
right by definition? Yes, So as a producer, I can't do it.
Who would be your top five podcasts? Top five podcast You can't ask
me that. You can't ask me that. Questions here the reason why why
not? Being where we are in this business and how much I'm so focused
on growing our brand and everybody who comes through these doors, I don't have
time to listen to anybody that's not us. Like my downtime, I don't
listen to podcasts because I hear y'all so much. I don't want to saturate
myself, so I don't talking about some mother shit. But continue to go
on this tangent. Yeah, you say it was my top five pavorite podcast
right right? You didn't, No, no, But that's what I'm saying.
I'm That's where I'm getting at. So I don't have time to listen
to nobody who's not us because I'm wasting time consuming somebody else's content when nine
times of ten, I'm probably got to edit somebody else. Then when you
factor in the radio station, now I gotta get our program together. Look
for people who can be on our network, So listening to other people is
always business. I don't have time to listen to podcast for leisure, but
I do have some that I did used to follow a lot when I when
we wasn't this big um Earn your leisure will always hands down be in my
top five listenings no matter what. So if I ever decide to sit down
and listen to podcasts because I just want to, they'll always be there because
I always got to look at new things business wise. No, these are
asking my real aswers. I hate the fact that they don't record anymore.
But Two Dough Queens was funny as fuck. I loved them. I really
did these political answers, huh, I don't know what I don't know what
offers you're running for, but I vote political as you. You really want
me to be a nigger all the time, I go, I'm glad.
I'm just like I'm not something you can't say. I get it. I'll
say everything. See now I gotta physically go to my list. You just
can't say, not even about I can't say this is what I really don't
plumbing the Depth Star. Okay, they killed the Death Star. No,
no, no plumbing. Plumbing. The depth star is the name of it,
all right, So people got got somers. Definitely some ners, but
but it's the nerve shit that helped me figure out how to refine us and
the way we do our shows. So when we're not being serious and we're
just asking random ass shit, it's because I learned the format from them.
The first episode that got me hooked on them was how do you become a
Stormtrooper? I don't know that, dude, that that's the question? Is
it is it? Is it a job on LinkedIn? Do you referred to
by a friend like, how do you become a henchman? Yeah? They
showed us in the Chia Turtles And I still don't know how the niggas got
the foot I know that it's an app. I can't remember what I was
watching, but was it was it? Um a Vent your Brothers. It's
an app. But that was just recently that that became a thing. But
when this podcast came out, that was the first, the very first episode,
it was like, how do you how do you? How do you
become a Stormtrooper? And I got locked in on them, uh eighty five
south of course, Um poored minds because the oh, I just I love
me some big lex you cap three, I love me some lex Yes,
I fall around on Instagrams. I don't know, bro. It was the
fact that she's just goofy and getta love goals recorded earlier, and Mike and
Johnny said something, Oh we're gonna have him on the show one of these
days too. Um Michael Johnny says something that I think is actually true for
all men. It's like, like we like women to make us laugh too,
Yes, like we always they always say a man can can laugh his
way into some pussy, but a woman can laugh her way into a relationship.
Facts like if you get my jokes, if you can go bar for
bar with me in my dry humor, Oh, I'm gonna give you the
world man. Oh yeah, yeah, that's funny. If you couldn't go
bar for bar with my dry humor, like, why would I want to
lose your Why would I want to lose y'all? Women are so hell bent
on basically trying to get a relationship for that man to pay all her responsibilities
that y'all don't even care to make us laugh in the process. This is
this is the thought that that's tight. Like motherfuckers say what do you bring
to the table, and she say humor. We don't know else what I'm
saying, Jose can be semi trash, but if you bring humor, I
can work with this, right, Like can you make me laugh? I
an't gonna, I ain't gonna. I don't care what your credit score look
like. You got good credit, when you got bad credit, you don't
care about it been just credit score because y'all gonna build it back up together.
I'm just saying, you know, And I think my last one is
small dosit Amanda Seals. I've always liked Amanda Seals to begin with, Why
well, I like Amanda Seals. I like it outspoken woman, tell me
how you feel, and she makes me laugh. So that's a two fir.
Sometimes, No, you got a podcast. She's been pitying me of
a podcast. But the real reason why I like, other than the fact
I've always loved the Manda Sales period um, her podcast was one of the
first monologue podcasts that I really heard it, which helped me figure out how
to teach monologue podcast is how to be better? Ain't She was the first
podcast I heard that have sound effects. So thank her for the buttons.
Now I would I would not think a man the seals. Why give her
her flowers? Give her her flowers? What about you? What are you?
What are your top five? Because I know you listened to a lot
of nigga shit. I just not lucky, y'all. I think I listened
to could you definitely listen to Joe? But what's that my rotation? My
rotation is Joe Buden, Rory um all million dollars worth of game. Um,
I'll listened to the Undisputed podcast sounds like a bunch of nigga shit.
Uh well, I mean Gilly and Waller, that's man, that was worth
the game. I forgot my niggas comedy trap house that's um during attainment very
high, very high. But yeah like Gill Gillian Willow, So yeah,
may that's worth the game, Joe Burden, Ryan mar I listen to a
lot of wrestling podcasts. Look, do you know what. I can't listen
to wrestling podcasts because even though we follow Wrestle Talk, I always skipped their
podcast episodes. We'll see the way I like to consume my wrestling content.
I like to consume it more on the historical fact side, like tell me
a story about a specific time in the business type shit. I can't listen
to wrestling opinions per se because everybody's got an opinion about wrestling, whether it's
good or bad. Like the Internet is making me really starting to hate people's
like a painting about a lot of show. I can agree with you on
that because whether it's good or bad, like motherfucker's just open their mouths,
start talking. It's sometimes I won't be in of that shit, especially like
sports, like if some should just be fucking egregious man like yo, who
is talking to you? Shut the fuck up. But yeah, so like
when it comes to wrestling podcast hit, it's more on the historical facts,
like Bruce Pritcher talks about a specific character and how we got here and you
know that type of ship. It's more like a history lesson versus niggas and
sitting around giving opinion. Oh well, Roman has been checked for too long,
Like now I can't listen. I agree with him on that, but
but that's I think that's another reason why I'm kind of annoyed with podcasts outside
of the ones I work on, because it's the same conversation and somebody said
that every podcast is the same kind. Why do you bring to the table?
Why do you got six baby daddies? You fucking on the first day
to now I got this ninety days? Like what, We're having the same
conversation and it's the same opinion. I agree with you on that, Like
nothing changes, Like niggas just had this conversation for the sake of of content.
So it's either we're having this conversation about relationships, or it's a woman
who bashing niggas, or it's the nigga who bashing women. And you're only
and you're just like you bashing women because you had one to two bad experiences
with one to two people, like you have two bad experiences and now you
think all women are evil. I have an issue with the oversaturation of podcasts.
It's kind of like what you were saying, people are just out here
bashing It's the same conversation over and over again. But my issue is none
of them ever reaches a point of resolution, like, yes, go ahead
and bash these too bad relationships you had, right, but talk about at
least what you learned during that, what did you grow from it? How
you plan on not making your third relationship be another bad relationship. If the
common denominator between both relationships seems to be you, let's talk about what you
need to fix. Who let her in the building anyway? Like she just
texts us hey, I'll be there soon. Someone let me in and she
in. I don't know how she got but you're on the air now.
They don't see it. They didn't see it, um and I think that's
what the biggest issue is with me in regards to it. So wrestling podcast
is were the first ones that really became very oversaturated. Yes, it's definite
the same opinion. It's the same opinion, and a lot of them don't
have, like you say, historicalness to them. It's a Monday. Let's
talk about what happened on Monday night. Let's talk about what happened on NXT.
Let's talk about what happened on aw Let's talk about what happened on Impact.
Let's talk about what happened on a Friday where we had seventeen different wrestling
shows going on. Let's talk about Wow, because we got a show to
women respect as well too. Sunday there's a pay per view. Let's talk
about the pay per view Boom, Let's do this all over again. Now,
it don't even feel like you're a podcast. You're basically just an editorial,
stupid ass, a pain, You're just an editorial. At that point.
You're just recapping everything that happened, and you're constantly saying the same thing
until the storyline ends, and then you're upset with the result of the storyline.
There's never are There's never a Devil's advocate in wrestling anymore. Where it's
all like this wrestler and you're not giving this wrestler what he's supposed to have,
and now I hate him. This is why, and this is why.
If you notice, even though we had the intentions of creating the wrestling
conversation, I really kind of stepped back and want to do that because then
I didn't want to turn into those people. This is this is why that
this is why I said I sent you to link to. It's this podcast
that I recently discovered through him being on another podcast and then one of the
dues that he called his podcast what I follow on YouTube because he's like a
two K player, right plus two Kay. But it's called Through the Wire
and it's a basketball podcast. But it's not so much as rooted in the
messiness of what is basketball? Ok, you know what I'm saying, Like,
they're not so much as well, it's quit gonna set out because it's
contract now ride or they're not. They're not speaking upon the gossip of basketball.
It's more of let's talk about the facts, let's talk about the stats,
and let me give you my opinion. But my opinion is more so
educated because it's rooted with these numbers that I can show you on why Lebron
James is better than your guy right now, and here's the statistical facts to
prove it that he's playing better than your guy this season. And now here's
my argument. Right, That's why I like that. And that isn't like
I sent you a text. That's what I was trying to describe to you.
That that is how I now going forward want to talk about wrestling like
because at the end of the day, wrestlings still looked at as a professional
sport, right right, It has a historical background. There are facts in
stats within wrestling, whether it's fictitious or not, because you know, they
tell you who wins and who loses. They're still facts. They're still numbers.
So if we're gonna talk about wrestling, that's cool. But we don't
always have to talk about the messing of what is wrestling and all the backstage
politics. Right let me tell you that Roman reigns is the greatest of all
time in this era. I don't think so, oh you don't think so.
We'll look at this historical title run. He's on type of shit,
you know what I mean, And we can look at facts on why your
guy is your guy and my guy is my guy. We can have a
sensible debate that is not rooted in the messiness and just stupid, unfiltered opinions
in which I feel people give on wrestling and I agree with you, and
I don't like to go in depths in regardless. I like to talk about
surface stags like recently, and it's not even talking about wrestling, because we
about to wrap it up in a minute, Like the next time we sat
down and we talked about wrestling. I want to talk about the fact that
do we feel like Roman's reign is too long? That's not being messy.
That's a legitimate conversation. Because recently Kurt Engel just got under fire because that's
what he said it, and he actually had some good points that I agree
with him on, being the fact that wrestling is not the same as it
was where the people he's his record is going up against wrestling was different.
Yet and still here we're looking at three years of holding the main belt,
and the adverse effect of it is key players who should be somewhere on the
same plateau of him are unhappy and are now making career decisions. But okay,
so as much as it is a business, it's a story driven business.
It is and right now, this story is why we're putting asses in
seats. But I hear you, you're if you see this story that's putting
asses in seats, you want to be the guy on the other side of
my story. Now, you want to be the man standing next to me
because you know I'm getting paid. But here's the story. But no,
no, no, no, no, here we are in the story.
Just like every book there has chapters, there becomes a point where what's stopping
other people from writing their own stories doesn't have anything to do with your story
anymore. Roman story at this point in time is better than the belt that
he is holding. He doesn't need I'm not saying lose all the belts.
You don't need to hold both of them, so you either a need to
say you're so good and I'm tired of carrying these two belts. I'm just
gonna go ahead and create a Roman Reins belt and this is your belt.
Therefore somebody else can create another belt and behind and on the side, on
the side, there is always this superiority complex that Roman can be like,
oh yeah, that's nice, you are champion over here on raw, but
you not meet all I'm saying, bro is no, nobody is wrong in
how they feel. They're just not understanding that. What y'all won't we not
at that part of this story right now? And you just said everybody's got
a chapter, right we are. We are not at the point of Romans
chapter where it needs to end so we can begin another person's chapter. But
it kind of is because here's the reason why I say that. And then
we really fnn to wrap it up because we need to hear in the minute,
do you want to sacrifice? Who asked me this? This is why
I said it is the only person in this moment who would have been a
great story you wrote out. You wrote out, okay, close his story
book ending by losing to the big bad dragon, and you didn't save the
princess from the castle. You roll it out, Okay, now you got
to battle the trolls over here. For the time being, Roman has nobody
on his level, and you haven't created nobody on his level. And the
only other person that's on his level right now is literally doing the same thing
he's doing with a different belt. So at this moment, there is nothing
for him, nothing for him. Yeah, I just got it, bro,
and I hear you, and I'm all for that. But you But
what I'm saying is is, while we're watching you play out to see what's
gonna be next for you, there's a gang of people over here. The
backyard Agains are back. They're being childish. Where your friends back. But
with that being said, because the backyard Agains are being backyard agains, they
are letting us know we have come to the end of this episode. Uh
make sure, no, we it's a thirty anyway, we gotta wrap it
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