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I think we should talk about this
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You know, I didn't know about
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know. I didn't know this was
going on either. Apparently they're beefan.

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We hear that word a lot on
the show back when, you know,

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back in the day, back in
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a fun word to say, beefin. I like to say with a deep

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voice, beefin. They've got beef. But somewhat I think it will go

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a little lower now what what it
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might recall, and this this goes
back several years now, but long time

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listeners might recall or even if or
if you've been following me on social media

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for many years, that I once
had a beef with mc hammer. Of

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course, yes, the mc Hammer. For for several months, I lived

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in constant fear that mc hammer was
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me. It was very frightening.
He called the show one day. He

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was very threatening, you know,
and of course see the location on the

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ID too. Yeah, yeah,
so yeah, that's right. They were

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coming to get you. That's right, it was where does he live?

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Trying to remember now Oakland, Oakland, California. And it started showing up

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quite a bit on your your top
of cows for listening. That actually is

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true? That really, that actually
is true on on my h my web

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analytics, I was I was getting
web traffic out of Oakland, California.

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That part, that part's not a
not a bit an. I wonder if

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they remember you, well, I
don't know. I worry about that.

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Maybe if you make that up,
maybe they've been letting me. I mean

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it's been a number of years now, maybe they've just been letting me get

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now. MC will remember you for
certain because he was really upset with you

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whom hammer. Yeah, yeah,
he was very upset with you. Put

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his peepsy I might have new peeps. They might not pick up on it.

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That's what I worry about. He
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And of course there's my alter ego
Sizzle and uh even the People's mayor

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got out. No, I'm not
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Sizzle's retired. Is some of his
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yes, M Sizzle thought he was
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in the baggage chim mm hmmm.
So but I was reminded of that.

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And of course, if you're interested
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I had with uh EMC Hammer,
if you go on YouTube, actually,

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if you go to my YouTube channel, i PM nation, you can you

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can find all of that. Just
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search em C Hammer, Matt Connorton, it'll all come up and just uh

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it will wait, do you see, and you'll understand why I was spending

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my days living in fear and uh
quivering with the uh anticipation and dread of

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of what I thought was going to
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mc Hammer. Anyway, so apparently. But the other thing that that struck

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me about this uh Drake and dot
Kendrick Lamar beef. I feel that this

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whole concept of beefs and hip hop
has changed over the years, because I

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seem to recall and those of you
who are old enough to remember, of

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course, back in the nineties,
you know, we lost a couple of

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big you know, we had the
whole East Coast West Coast thing, and

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we lost Biggie and we lost Tupac
and hils of gunfire. And but what

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you're talking about, like Kendrick Lamar
and Drake, you know, there's not

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gonna be any violence here, So
I would be very shocked. These don't

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seem like violent maybe not nat they're
not violent people. But what I was

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interesting, I mean, Drake is
Canadian. I don't think they even like

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this all started. You know how
long ago this started? No, you

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know, I was shocked about that. You know more about this than me.

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I didn't even know about this until
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Well it's it's it's really high.
I mean, it's like it's like trending

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number one on Billboard. Everybody's talking
about this. Now. This started back

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in twenty twelve. And you know
what, It started with DMX DMX I

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was very very upset at his passing
a couple of years ago. Yep,

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yep, yep. I guess he
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and boy, they really went at
it. So this has been going

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on for twelve years. Hang on, we have a call and the caller

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idea is not showing me who this
is. Oh boy, this could be

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mc hammer. I could be in
trouble all over again, started all up

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again. Hi, welcome to Matt
Connor toon unleash. Who's this? It's

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virtual Dave Ridley, Virtual Dave Ridley. Oh my god, I thought you

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were mc hammer calling to kill me. Nope, I was calling to do

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something worse. I was calling to
change the subject. Well, Dave,

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the format of the show has changed
a bit, so go ahead and tell

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me what the subject is and I'll
tell you if we can get into that

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or not. Yeah, Bitcoin Pizza
Day, Bitcoin Pizza Day are all pizzas

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free? Now you probably have to
use bitcoin to pay for him. No,

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that the bitcoin people would pay for
it. Oh, I don't know,

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but I do like CoInc Sorry Dave, go ahead. Yeah, it's

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going to be a celebration in Keene
on May twenty second. I guess that

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the details are at free king dot
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currency, you know, sort of, the libertarian currency is doing against the

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government currency, outperforming it by a
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what I am most concerned with in
an instance like this is, of

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course pizza. How much of that
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bitcoin? Oh? I don't know. We can't get it. We can't

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get in that in any detailed Dave, Like I said, the is there

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a Bitcoin song? The format,
Oh, the format has changed a bit

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on this iteration of the program,
although we are going to be there is

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going to be a podcast version completely
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get get back into some of these
these issues. Dave. But uh,

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but but anything involving pizza, though, is is always of relevance on any

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format of any show that I do, because, as I like to say,

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and Jenny knows this, of course, it's my stomach's world. You

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all just live in it. As
long as the plan will be in the

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future. In the future, what
I'll do when I call, I'll just

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call about pizza, and I'll tell
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is affected the price of pizza,
and then I will tell you how freedom

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is a solution. Still the wrong
show as long as I have the freedom

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to ingest pizza with pineapple. No, no pineapple, Dave, pineapple or

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no, I believe and as pepperoni. We'll get Dave's opinion because Dave,

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I think, uh, I think
you're a somewhat reasonable man. But no,

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we love you, Dave. You
know that, but I do need

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to know, uh, and this
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a person. Pineapple or no pineapple, no pineapples wrong with you, all

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right, Dave? Good with pine
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but I do believe pineapple on pizza
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believe that I'd still eat it.
Oh God, really? Why it's pizza?

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Yeah? Icy and sweet, it's
heaste so good together, you know

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what. You know, what's the
worst thing about it to me is you

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can't even like you can pick Sometimes, if you don't like a topping,

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right, you can just pick it
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done that. But with pineapple,
you really can't because you pick it off

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and it still leaves all this pineapple
residue. It's so good and still taste.

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It melts into the pepperoni, spicy, sweety, numbiness pineapple. But

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you would still eat it. I
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know, riding the fence there,
David. You know, but that's all

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right. But at least you at
least you don't. You wouldn't go,

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You wouldn't ask for it. If
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for pineapple though, correct, No, okay, But the salient point here

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is that you know, in roughly
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person ever bought first bitcoin transaction,
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thousands of bitcoin. Now you can
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but over the same time, the
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Thousands of pizzas. I like the
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bit much. I don't know.
I think I got storage space for that.

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I might get into the cryptocurrency if
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it. Did I have to roll
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true, it won't work. Yeah, that might not work. Am I

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going to get you in the house? Yeah? Push you up the stage?

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That's true? Maybe rolled back down
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of pizza. That'd be a good
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I think now I want pineapple and
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ninus? All right? Dave.
Well, Dave, it is wonderful

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to hear from you. Like I
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used to do on our afternoon drive
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This is more you know, we'd
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people and so forth, so we
don't really get into the political stuff in

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this format. But there will be
another venue to do that separate. I

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mean, this show will continue,
of course, this will always be our

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flagship, but we're also gonna do
something separate online, and we will certainly

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love to have you on for some
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that happens at some point in the
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I was just waiting. I knew
you're on Saturday mornings, and I just

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waited to make sure you didn't have
any guests before calling in. But I

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was never able to find a point
where you were talking to politics, so

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I just yeah, I let me
ahead and call. I hope that's all

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right? Absolutely, no, Dave, you're you are always you are always

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welcome to call us. We do
enjoy hearing from you, absolutely, we

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think. All right, Dave,
Thanks for the call. Oh do you

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want to plug the Ridley Report before
you go report dot com. Very good,

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All right, Dave, we'll talk
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Take care man, Okay, bye, all right, bye bye. Yeah.

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I haven't heard from Dave Ridley in
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excited. Why because Jay said that
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good good, yeah, excellent,
excellent, very happy love it.

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I love the world premiere. That's
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just like three minutes of adrenaline,
really really good, really good. Oh.

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By the way, hello to a
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the Facebook las chat, as well
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of Vermont. Uh, if you
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about before Dave's caull this. Oh
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where this started, something to do
with DMX, this feud between Drake and

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Kendrick Lamar. So I guess this
all started. Really, it doesn't sound

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like it started from something that was
intended to be bad, in that there

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was a guy named katot Okay who
did like he fired off respectfully threatening a

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barrage against the biggest rappers at the
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j Cole, Big, kr It
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taget everybody. But my understanding is
it wasn't taken well. So he was

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trying to So this guy, what's
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to get publicity. Yeah, I
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So there, well, there I
was like a name mentioning slung shot

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on Lamar's twenty thirteen Control, on
which kay Dot fired this off. So

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he guested on Lamar's and they fired
off all these different names and made comments

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and I don't it doesn't sound like
it was intended to be anything hard,

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but apparently that was the start.
Drake took offense he was mentioned, and

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they've been beefing bef ever since.
Ever since. Well, what does that

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have to do with Kendrick Lamar in
DMX, I'm confused. So it was,

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by the way, I would never
do the cloud chase Lamar. Yeah,

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it was Lamar's album and the song
Control where ka Dot guested. I

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guess, oh, and then he
fired off a barrage and named a bunch

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of people. So Kendrick Lamar gave
Ka Dot the venue, right, they

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were they collabed, Yeah, collab
that is this this this track? Yes,

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yes, and that started it all
apparently, and apparently, uh,

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somehow or another, DMX is involved
in all of this, and I'm not

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exactly This is like trying to read
the script of a soap opera, not

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even kidding, I'm not even remotely
kidding, trying to follow this. There's

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an article on vulture dot com if
you want to look it up. It's

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extensive. Okay, I mean this
is extensive. I guess DMX at one

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point hopped on a radio show that
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oh five point one. Very familiar
with it. That's a very successful show.

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Yes, Charlemagne the God is the
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So I guess on that interview,
DJ Envy pressed d m X about,

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you know, what was going on
with Drake and Lamar, and I

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guess DMX kind of shrugged his shoulders
and said, uh, I don't like

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anything about Drake. I don't like
his Oh no, you know, boys,

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I don't like what he talks about. I don't like his face,

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I don't like the way he walks
like nothing, I don't like his haircut.

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I'm gona let me stop right there. Oh my goodness. Yeah DMX

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he went in. I think they
say that he went way wow. Yeah

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wow. M hm. So that
wasn't taken too well. Yeah yeah.

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So then I guess when DJ DMX
rather did another appearance. He went on

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Woolywood and he told dj wu Kid
that his issues with Drake ain't that serious

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and then started telling a story about
a girl who had gone on tour with

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him, and then curiously decided against
sturring Moore drama and kind of dropped the

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subject. So there's a girl involved
here. Of course, Doris, there's

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always got to be a Yoko in
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thought that the interviews were kind of
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guess there were collabor continuing collaborations with
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Kendrick did something called poetic Justice,
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I kind of lost with that.
Some of this language. I'm trying to

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skip around here, because let's just
say that vulture doesn't cut out any bad

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words. There are words we just
cannot use in this venue. To use

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the I'm trying to appeal to the
French people. So oh my gosh,

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this is just it's kind of hard
to follow it all. So I guess

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all right, so DMX. Both
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rap fans with a sense of humor. DMX was legitimately funny now to appreciate

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the sad boy being taken down a
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despite collaborations in twenty eleven twenty twelve
on Drake's Buried Live and Kendrick's Poetic Justice

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Respectfully, Kendrick would pop in on
the show and joyously tell the story of

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first hearing Ex's breakfast club interview.
After a long night on tour, Lamar

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was woken up by his crew losing
their minds. I'm wondering why these and

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in the front of the bus just
cracking up, hitting walls and stuff,

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he said, swinging his arms.
I'm like, dog, what the you

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know you you know talking about?
They muted the stop laughing, and I

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just hear X going off on the
laptop, just spassing. Yep, that

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was it. After the moment,
the two would never make music together again.

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Oh my. Yeah. You know. The thing about it is and

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people need to remember, you know, words, words can hurt. Now

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they can also heal, but but
they can hurt. And these guys have

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been tossing words at each other apparently
for twelve years, and they are artists,

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and artists are very sensitive. It
just goes and there's when more people,

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asap gets involved in this, and
then everybody's writing about everybody else.

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Yeah, well how do you say
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money sign and then ap, oh
okay, I might be thinking of something.

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That's why I was thinking it was
a sad I might think, yeah,

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yeah, yeah, okay, I
know who you're talking about. The

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thing is, I always wonder,
you know, how much of this is

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uh, how much of it is
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it is people just trying to keep
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and there are This is not only
a hip hop of course, there are

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other examples of this too, where
sometimes if this conflict it it actually helps

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everybody involved because it's you know,
it's like like when you do a radio

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show or a podcast and you have
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the show, but let's just say
he's, you know, the guy from

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New York. Yeah sometimes or or
I'd like to get something out of my

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conflict with Tom Gully, but he
won't play with me like you. He

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No, he despises me, Tom
Gully, And it's all one way because

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I have no problem with him,
but he hates me anyway. But the

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thing is, though, with these
kinds of feuds, if you play it

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right, everyone benefits because it creates
entrist it creates buzz, it gets people

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talking. It's it's you know,
free publicity. So I always wonder,

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like, especially like with Drake and
Kendrick Lamar, like these are smart guys.

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Are I cannot help? But wonder
are either of them genuinely angry with

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the other or do they just keep
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Like you said, you know,
this is a big story, and

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really all it is, it's just
two guys and some other ancillary players who

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are upset with each other. But
are they really or are they just playing

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the game, you know. Yeah, and then they just seem to like

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to fire things off back and forth
to each other in their song. So

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there's always that crazy connection going on. But I wonder, if this has

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been going on for twelve years,
if they actually really don't like you know

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what I mean? Yeah, I
mean, it's possible fight with so many

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for twelve years and not end up
disliking them. You can't fake it for

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that long, can you. I
sure couldn't. I mean, I'm not

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someone who holds grudges anyway, so
it's hard to even imagine like holding on

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especially because of something somebody says in
a song or something you know, like

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But but but then again, I
mean I come at it from the standpoint

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of I actually, as you know, I enjoy having a few haters.

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It's fine. I think it's kind
of fun, you know what I mean.

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I've always had haters. I mean, I don't know, if you

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got to you gotta lean into it. Melanie in the chat room says,

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sure, words can hurt, but
crowbars hurt more. That's what my That's

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what my grandma used to say.
Well, I hope there's no crowbars involved

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in this beef. And Grandma didn't
hit you with the crowbars. Yes,

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that would be sounds bad. Frankly, that would be unacceptable. I would

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say, I don't think, uh, I don't think, you know,

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I wanted to be a peaceful world. I don't think anyone should be any

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anybody with crowbars. Uh. To
be honest, you know, I don't

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even like you know, we're big
wrestling fans, but I don't even like

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when the you know, matches with
weapons in them. I don't. I

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don't like that very much. I
like to see people wrestle, you know

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what I mean. No, but
but uh, but but this whole thing,

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I mean, you know, it's
it's helping both of them. I'm

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sure it's it's generating interest. Well. The person of this that wrote the

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Vultures article seems to think that it's
like two worlds colliding. Has an interesting

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way of describing them. He says, these guys at the top of the

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mountain couldn't be on more different paths. Drake, if he came from dots

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World, wouldn't have survived given his
slinky backbone. While Drake believes that Kadot's

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greatness is illegitimate because of how long
he takes between albums. One is Abacrovi

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and Fitch and boat Shoes. The
other is white tank tops and Nike Cortes.

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Neither are really putting it on for
real, but it still clashes.

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Hmmm, interesting way of writing that. Yes, I like that. Who

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wrote the thought? Like? Well, Drake, Drake is very you know,

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he's Canadian and he's very Uh I
think he was. Was he on

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Nickelodeon when he was a kid or
something. Drake is Drake is very safe

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he I think so something like that
or or whatever the equivalent is in Canada.

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I don't know. I hope I
don't Butcher. This guy's name,

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Tera con Love is a New York
senior writer covers culture for Vulture. And

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that's the writer who I like that
ending. I like that, that imagery.

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We've played Kendrick Lamar song when we
were when we were on in afternoons,

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we would play during Black History Month. There's uh, there's at least

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one Kendrick Lamar song we would play. And I've always liked Kendrick Lamar.

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I haven't listened to any Kendrick Lamar
in a long time. Drake. I

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can only think of one Drake song. I actually like although the one song

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that I like, I like it
a lot nice for what I've played that

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on the show the radio edit,
of course. Yeah, but that that

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is catchy as hell. It's from
like five or six years ago. But

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now, which one do you think
is more negative? I see, I

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don't perceive either of them as being
negative in terms of their messaging or how

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they present themselves. No, well, no, I mean, do you

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mean that we're talking about them dissing
each other and their songs? Yeah,

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so that's what I'm saying. Which
one seems to go I don't know darker

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or what. I don't know because
I haven't listened to Uh, I'm just

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learning about this particular beef, which
is crazy because apparently, like I said,

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this has been going on for years, twelve years, twelve years of

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beef. You think it gets tired
of fighting about each other? No,

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like I said, though it's material, I mean, you always get the

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other one, like like what it
was something new to right? Yeah,

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like I said, there's business reasons
for uh, you know, and some

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people never u some people never get
tired of being mad at somebody, Like

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I said, you know, again, I'm thinking about the guy from New

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York. Yeah, you know he's
gonna be He's gonna be mad at us

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till the day he dies. You
know. Oh, well, sounds like

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once Drake gets into something, though, he doesn't like to let it go.

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Yeah. Yeah, from what I'm
seeing, because this article goes into

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some more details but makes no makes
a mention that when the d X drama

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started, it went down a year
before Drake suddenly brings it up again on

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Vibe and starts talking about how he
kind of messed with the rollout of his

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twenty thirteen album Nothing Was the Same
because it may have been Loudest Siren initiated

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the Aubrey and the Dot cold war
that Drake dropped. Quote the language on

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the twenty thirteen NWTS, which came
out of the gate with a sub at

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K Dot. I don't know why
they've been lying, but your s is

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not that inspiring. Yeah. Later
in the same verse, he goes into

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f word any uh and well,
we get talk in the we get the

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idea. I mean, they say, let's just say cause I'm a motormouth

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kid. They they say very mean
things about each other. It's uh,

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he says, been dissecting your motormouth
till I break down the engine. This

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ain't no warning shot. This is
a revelant henchman. Ooh, I like

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that. Actually see my opponent.
Then cease your existence. Now, that's

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that. Cease your existence. That's
that's not too bad. I did not

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like the rhyming lion with inspiring that. I felt that I felt was cheating

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a little bit. I did not
think that that flowed correctly, and I

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I objected that it's all in where
you put the emphasis. I know,

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yes, you have to put the
emphasis on the correct salabo, but uh

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yeah I didn't. I didn't like
that. But that last one there that

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you read, No, that's that's
good. That was pretty good. That's

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good your motormount I like that.
Yeah, this ain't no warning shot.

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This is a revenue henchman. Yeah
that that's that's the line. Like I

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like that one, the one.
I like that one. One. Yeah,

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yeah, henchmen, that's good stuff. Yeah that's the sounding words.

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H Yes. I don't see this
ending any time soon. Sounds like these

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guys are going to go back and
forth until they stop writing. Well,

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not necessarily eventually. Sometimes people may
up like nas and jay Z, how

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long were they how long were they
beefing? They were beefing a long time.

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And then, uh, I think
Nas signed to Jay Z's record label

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or management team or something. But
he's a unique individual in that I noticed

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that he actually going NAS's to me. He seems to go out of his

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way to try and be positive at
all times, even when I've seen him

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in the face of something negative being
said to him. He tends to little

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No. No, No, that's
a different guy. Oh wait, Little

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nas X is a very very different
guy. No, I'm talking about Nas

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Nas Nash one of the best.
Sorry, Okay, then I have no

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clue what I'm saying anymore. Yeah, I don't know who Little nas X

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just you know. I like him. Oh he's fine, he's happy.

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He's controversial, but I don't even
in the face of negativity, he flips

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it. Yeah, I love it. No, Nas and jay Z had

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a long standing feud, but then
they had thought about the others. Then

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they had some kind of they finally, if I remember correctly, it culminated

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in a they had a public rat
battle and they ended up shaking hands at

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the end of it, and then
they kind of just became friends. I

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don't see these guys doing that,
they probably will. Who knows, well,

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VIA's a writing about each other,
they've never sat down, it seems.

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Yeah, I don't know. I
mean, I think NAS and jay

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Z probably feuded for more than twelve
years. Yeah, it can happen.

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Well, anything's possible. Yes,
anything's possible. But if the answer is

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what you say, and they're just
really enjoying being attacking each other for the

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fact of making money, then I
don't see an end if that's the case.

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Miriam in the chat room says anything
can be a weapon. I just

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read a news story about a woman
who stabbed her husband with a ceramic squirrel

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because he failed to bring home pizza. That's listen, as you know.

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I'm passionate about pizza, But I
don't think I would stab somebody over it.

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Well maybe, if like I ordered
it way and it came with pineapple,

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I might. And the only one
that makes you pizza. No you

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talk about stabbing nobody. No,
No, But I'm just saying if,

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like, if I was having pizza
delivered and the pizza guy brought me up

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a pineapple pizza, I would probably
take great. I don't think I would.

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I'm not a violent person, but
I would take great offense and I

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might give him a certain talking to
or at the very least glare at him

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menacingly. Go ahead, No eat
it by myself. Uh, pineapple on

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pizza is nummy. Jay Bellow says, I always keep a ceramic squirrel in

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my truck for protection. I think
that's wise. I have a ceramic cat,

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as you know, that I keep
in the car, which doesn't sound

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like it would do much, but
according to the description on Amazon, it

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does shoot out lasers. But I
haven't tried it yet. Lasers come out

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of its eyes. Really. Yeah, if you if you what what it's

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supposed to do, is you you
pat it. If in danger, right,

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someone's approaching you, you start patting
the ceramic cat. It begins to

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vibrate because it's purring, and that
is supposed to scare the person who's coming

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towards you, and then if they
continue to advance towards you, it automatically

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shoots lasers from its eyes as it
hisses. Oh yeah, it's very The

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technology that is available is I mean, it's an amazing time to be alive,

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is what I'm saying. Really,
because you can do that kind of

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thing. But I don't know if
it actually works. It takes it takes

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a couple of double A batteries and
it's supposed to protect you. Yeah,

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did they come in a pocket sized
model? Uh? Do they make tea?

407
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There's a kitten? You can get
a ceramic kitty. I don't know.

408
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That could be fun. Melanie law
Liberty says, can you look at

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the camera and glare menacingly so we
know what you mean? Let's see while

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for those of you watching on Facebook, I suppose I can try. See

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what I do? Is I furrow
my brow and uh, and then I

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look menacing. I'll tell you what
if I looked at a pizza guy the

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way I just did at the camera, they'd probably just drop the pizza and

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run away in fear. And I'd
be stuck with this pizza that I don't

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want. But at least I wouldn't
have to tip them. You can get

416
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me a rusty spotted cat because the
only weigh between two and four pounds.

417
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Yeah, why he carry that around? Oh and then if somebody upsets me,

418
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you can scratch it right right,
you like, just take out the

419
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little pocket kitty. Whew. But
how do you uh, how do you

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get the cat to uh like,
would you throw the cat at the person?

421
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And because how would you get gentle
squeezed? But how would you get

422
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the cat to scratch them? Just
a gentle squeeze, you know, and

423
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then the cloths come out? Okay, train it, yeah, little squeeze,

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And well you'd probably want to have
some sort of a pole or something

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that you could put the cat on. So you I'm on a dancing cat

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on a pole, you know what
I'm saying. I want to because then

427
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you put the cat at the end
of a pole and then you you swipe

428
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at the person with the cat on
the pole, and as their claws are

429
00:31:11,599 --> 00:31:15,039
extended, it will scratch the other
person because otherwise we're close combats. Well,

430
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I was going to say, I
mean, you know that person is

431
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going to have to be pretty close
for you to scratch them with the cat

432
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that you're just holding the cat,
you have to keep it close. Well,

433
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but that how's that going to help
you? So it's the last resort.

434
00:31:26,160 --> 00:31:29,440
Okay, when they get close to
you, then, right, so

435
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that the gentle squeeze and the claws
come out. So if you're being physically

436
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mugged, you know that hopefully the
cat comes out and scratches and the gentle

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00:31:38,039 --> 00:31:45,960
squeeze and yeah, so you would
tell the you would tell the person approaching

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you, I've got a I've got
a kitten. Count Huh. I have

439
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to go to India. That's where
they have them. Yes, okay,

440
00:31:52,759 --> 00:32:01,079
it's on the Indian subcontinent. Uh
huh. The rusty spotted cattle two pounds.

441
00:32:01,920 --> 00:32:07,000
I'd be afraid of. I'd be
afraid of having a cat that was

442
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really tiny. Why, well,
just you know, they get caught in

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furniture or something. I don't know. They have fallen into the couch cushions

444
00:32:15,359 --> 00:32:17,799
and then you can't find them because
they're so small. But if they're so

445
00:32:17,839 --> 00:32:22,559
small, they can fall out the
bottom and climb out. Well I suppose

446
00:32:22,599 --> 00:32:27,240
that's true. See Rocky Huber joins
the Sydney Facebook live chat, says big

447
00:32:27,279 --> 00:32:31,039
fan Hello, Rocky. Miriam said
there was also a news story on Stern

448
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many years ago about a man using
a frozen squirrel as a weapon. Squirrels

449
00:32:38,240 --> 00:32:43,839
as weapons seems to be a theme
she's finding here, which is interesting.

450
00:32:43,880 --> 00:32:47,640
I've never heard of such a thing. Yeah, I mean, I know

451
00:32:47,680 --> 00:32:51,920
you don't want to be bitten by
one because they often carry disease. Yes,

452
00:32:52,079 --> 00:32:57,160
yes, I've heard that. Well, we are already approaching the top

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00:32:57,200 --> 00:33:00,839
of the hour. But I will
just say I hope that I hope that

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Kendrick, Lamar and Drake can come
to some sort of a daytime. Yeah,

455
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but we'll see what happens. We'll
see what the future brings. They

456
00:33:10,000 --> 00:33:15,400
should go to India. Why they
could go up to the Temple mountains with

457
00:33:15,440 --> 00:33:21,400
the monks and they could teach him
to chill and find peace together. Yeah.

458
00:33:22,039 --> 00:33:24,559
I don't know if that'll help their
art. And if it doesn't work,

459
00:33:24,599 --> 00:33:28,119
they can pick up a kitty and
they can scratch each other. Oh

460
00:33:28,160 --> 00:33:30,480
my goodness, Now that's that's terrible. We don't want to encourage that.

461
00:33:30,599 --> 00:33:36,680
He'll two birds with one stone.
Uh oh no, now we're killing birds.

462
00:33:36,960 --> 00:33:38,960
Oh well, yes, that's not
good. That's not good to feed

463
00:33:38,960 --> 00:33:44,480
the kitty. Birds like to kill
I mean cats like to kill birds.

464
00:33:44,920 --> 00:33:47,519
True, they're not me. That's
why you don't. That's why if you

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00:33:47,519 --> 00:33:50,279
know, if you have a bird
and you have a cat, you want

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00:33:50,279 --> 00:33:52,680
to make sure the bird is safe
in the cage. Although I don't.

467
00:33:53,559 --> 00:33:58,240
I could never bring a bird into
our house because Prince would have lunch real

468
00:33:58,319 --> 00:34:01,200
quick. I could never do it
because I don't I don't understand. There's

469
00:34:01,200 --> 00:34:05,839
something I've just never understood. Why. No offense to anyone who has a

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00:34:05,839 --> 00:34:08,880
pet bird. I don't know why
that's okay to put a bird in a

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00:34:08,880 --> 00:34:16,920
cage. I genuinely don't know.
I know, but domesticated to me,

472
00:34:16,960 --> 00:34:22,480
it just seems so cruel that they
can't fly. Yeah, they put a

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00:34:22,519 --> 00:34:27,239
bird in a cage. They can't
fly. Of all the animals on earth,

474
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to put in a cage a bird, doesn't that seem wrong? I

475
00:34:31,400 --> 00:34:37,440
don't get it. I don't know
why people think it's okay to do that.

476
00:34:37,800 --> 00:34:38,880
I've never met them. To let
them fly, because a lot of

477
00:34:38,920 --> 00:34:43,199
times they clip their wings so they
can't. I know. It is actually

478
00:34:43,239 --> 00:34:46,000
pretty sad. That's awful. I
don't get it. Again, no offense,

479
00:34:46,079 --> 00:34:51,119
No offense to anyone who has birds. But why is that okay?

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I don't know anyway, all right,