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Speaker 1: Hey everybody, welcome to the Everyday Black Man Podcast. You
Speaker 1: got your boy Riker, you got your boy read, you
Speaker 1: got your boy. Other people I don't know their names
Speaker 1: right now? What's up, bitches?
Speaker 2: My name Shane the East Island though.
Speaker 1: Oh shwam shlam alma, dame down, white collar shug hoho
Speaker 1: and your other nigga uh left on left on the stranger,
Speaker 1: left arm, the familiar, the familiar stranger. I know I'm
Speaker 1: a little bit lady man once or twice sometimes I
Speaker 1: just want to switch it up, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's killing me, dying.
Speaker 1: Softly, softly? What's the what's today?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Today is the second is officially black black? Uh black?
Speaker 1: Whatever money ended.
Speaker 4: It's them that's investigating. Little baby is the younger brother
Speaker 4: for my brother.
Speaker 1: And he really Oh that nigga, he gonna let him go?
Speaker 1: Pretty little baby? When? When? When? When? When?
Speaker 4: When? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What about this show? Sure?
Speaker 1: I like cousin Skeeter, You remember, all right? I remember
Speaker 1: because you get Uh.
Speaker 4: I couldn't relate. I can never relate to that that
Speaker 4: niggas when he was too pretty in life.
Speaker 2: Oh don't get me wrong. We watched the PA, not
Speaker 2: the other nigga.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, I know, but everything's about him.
Speaker 4: Didn't get No, he's lying.
Speaker 1: Peter was a liar, Bro. Peter was a liar. Peter
Speaker 1: hard breaker.
Speaker 2: Nigga line is fun, bro, Nigga line is the way.
Speaker 1: Hey, if probably lying, if you get caught, remember that man,
Speaker 1: that woman.
Speaker 4: Who said that all all the dudes she ever been with,
Speaker 4: the trash ain't nothing her fault.
Speaker 1: You just wanting to be don that nigga? Bro? I
Speaker 1: be telling young black man treat them bad, like, treat
Speaker 1: them as worse as you can. If she's not you
Speaker 1: know what you think she is, then sure, if she's good,
Speaker 1: she'll stand with you know, be with you, be there,
Speaker 1: she'll stand at attention. I'm giving you terrible advice right now,
Speaker 1: but look try it. See what happened? You know?
Speaker 2: You know, I.
Speaker 4: Think the the Earth of the y Ans came from
Speaker 4: one of the episodes that Reid said some ship like this.
Speaker 4: That's why we got lunch of him.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: No, No, your son's man, all right, bro, Your son
Speaker 5: as soon as he's like have that colorism thing going
Speaker 5: on in his head, that he got tough enough.
Speaker 1: You know they're gonna be like, oh, what you gonna do?
Speaker 1: He don't show he tough. He's gonna go get him
Speaker 1: a mask on Chinese stuff, and he's gonna go why
Speaker 1: time from the Chinese.
Speaker 4: Though my son gets his regular visits to Chicago with
Speaker 4: his cousin's on the outside.
Speaker 1: They ain't gonna give him on the three crede.
Speaker 4: Bro, they ain't gonna get a little street trade, but
Speaker 4: it's gonna take it. He's gonna how to hold his own.
Speaker 1: Nah bout you light skinned boat. You don't get none
Speaker 1: of that. Bro. Hey, even after you do it, you
Speaker 1: still don't get the credit. I'm telling you still turned out.
Speaker 1: I'm only telling you from a light skin dish perspective.
Speaker 4: Now, No, no, you got that's a difference. He didn't
Speaker 4: get his mom's what you don't have. His mom fres
Speaker 4: was like, he will be good.
Speaker 1: You got freckles from I mean, you keep saying that.
Speaker 1: I'm just like, bro, what okay? The freckles you my
Speaker 1: parents you grew with.
Speaker 4: Just because you want to hide it, you try.
Speaker 1: I have the blackest proved. I don't have a beer
Speaker 1: right now. I gotta go tee. I ain't have beerd
Speaker 1: in money man puts up. I'm live.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I ain't worried about my sould interacting with that.
Speaker 4: He's gonna be around. I'm just keeping around his.
Speaker 1: Own beetle for a while. Is the home of the
Speaker 1: y ms.
Speaker 4: Br He ain't gonna be He ain't gonna be in
Speaker 4: general population until he graduated high school. But then he
Speaker 4: has to figure it out.
Speaker 1: You sent him a regular high school, not.
Speaker 4: Said till you graduate high school.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, good luck. Man. We can't let the
Speaker 1: yan take over. Man, I'm with you. I think we
Speaker 1: should start o ens bro and start killings. And they
Speaker 1: get together on white and to.
Speaker 4: Start killing the white teas.
Speaker 2: Okay, the internet.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, man, y'all can do it. Dang, y'all the
Speaker 4: same way, y'all kill each other. Y'all can go to
Speaker 4: these important places and set it off.
Speaker 1: And this motherfucker mother I got damn I know over there,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 4: Hey?
Speaker 1: What's hey?
Speaker 4: Tell me? What? Uhmer on to the Travis Barker's daughter
Speaker 4: and bad Baby having a beef and they actually like dropped,
Speaker 4: like rapped this songs. Now, granted they two terrible white
Speaker 4: girls rapping, but why they get the hardest beat out
Speaker 4: of like that I've heard in the last few years.
Speaker 4: They one of like Travis Barker's is a Travis Barker. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Travis Barker's one daughter got a beat that we did
Speaker 4: in my life by Juvenile and that ship. I think
Speaker 4: it is like Little Alabama or something like.
Speaker 1: That, in my life, by Juvenile all my life, by.
Speaker 4: In my life. She took the producer flipped. Her producer
Speaker 4: flipped in my life beating that ship is hard at ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then.
Speaker 4: The bad baby. Her producer flipped, Uh, Obama, and it
Speaker 4: actually goes hard. It has like the chance of.
Speaker 2: Obama, said Obamba. I'm sorry you said Obamba. I thought
Speaker 2: you said Obama and.
Speaker 4: His white girls around beating. But they got some hard beats.
Speaker 4: That's like killing these whings.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what happens when you got the head
Speaker 2: start of money in your pocket.
Speaker 4: I guess so, man, I'm getting sick.
Speaker 1: But the producers started keeping their tags and beats because
Speaker 1: niggas was stealing them. You know what I mean. The
Speaker 1: songs we got on beats, we never paid for it,
Speaker 1: and now all that ship normal. They were like, it's
Speaker 1: just his tag. Niggas used to have tags, but we
Speaker 1: put the beat on the internet. Have tag niggas just
Speaker 1: solading that ship or something. Now it's in there. You
Speaker 1: don't know if he paid it for it or not.
Speaker 1: You know, now just in there. Argressive beats, so aggressive beats. Aggressive.
Speaker 4: When went off on that ship on this Twitch, he
Speaker 4: was like, niggas, y'all going to be beats, taking motherfucking
Speaker 4: tag off. You can put that ship on after I
Speaker 4: take the beat.
Speaker 1: Aggressive beats, so aggressive beats because he doesn't steal it.
Speaker 1: See page just bought him another ten million dollar car,
Speaker 1: So I think he's good now.
Speaker 2: Bro, he said he.
Speaker 4: Get to They pay him like a nice amount to
Speaker 4: play games on Twitch. You get to get the bread
Speaker 4: off a game, like he was saying, like when he's playing.
Speaker 4: If he said something like man on thirsty, y'all want
Speaker 4: something like they payim like sixty K time he dropped
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what he has to do. He pays, that's bro.
Speaker 2: It's called that I sold my master's money.
Speaker 1: He sold him for.
Speaker 4: Real masters a time they had his master's that's why he.
Speaker 6: So he sold what he had left of his masters.
Speaker 6: He sold them ships. That's why he has money, now
Speaker 6: that's why he's buying cars. This gonna get broken three
Speaker 6: months because this nigga never learned the lesson in the
Speaker 6: first place, which is nigga, don't spend all your money.
Speaker 4: Like buying that he paid two million, four and a
Speaker 4: half to sell for like it was one hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something something really weak, something really weak. All realized.
Speaker 4: Niggas gonna learn. Yeah, old.
Speaker 2: Buzzing on our beat, bouncing on our beat.
Speaker 1: Hope.
Speaker 4: I feel like he got low ball because he showed
Speaker 4: he sold his catalog up to like a certain year
Speaker 4: and it's only for like it wasn't like the Justin
Speaker 4: Bieber bags and ship like that it was. It was
Speaker 4: a few tens deals. Granted is something I would have
Speaker 4: to add, but yeah, like you see the pricing on
Speaker 4: their on the black one.
Speaker 1: Thing I would say about these kind of they're not
Speaker 1: worth as much as you think they are because these
Speaker 1: young niggas don't listen. Tone of the old ship just
Speaker 1: people out. They are alive, So it's only worse something
Speaker 1: for the next thirty forty years.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying this was coming out when there
Speaker 4: it was like you know, the Justin Terble Lad it
Speaker 4: was just tipular Justin Bieber. Who else told there it
Speaker 4: was like a pop artist.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, no, no no. What's that girl? That
Speaker 2: girl who had a girlfriend kiss a girl and she
Speaker 2: liked it?
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, like they like five hundred.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swim did it too, right, They tell us records.
Speaker 2: Her her dad, her dad made sure she didn't saw
Speaker 2: her ship.
Speaker 1: Uh damn.
Speaker 2: What was that girl's name? Who kissed the girl? She
Speaker 2: liked it? K Yeah, Katy Perry sold her for like
Speaker 2: a billion dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, like there's those packed those those excuse me
Speaker 4: masters went for for billions or half a billy. But
Speaker 4: the black art like Future sold his for like two hundred.
Speaker 4: I think that's the most that we've heard of a
Speaker 4: rapper with their men.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, marsh Madness alone is gonna get that
Speaker 2: money back.
Speaker 1: Boy got a hundred. If I'm not the safe.
Speaker 4: Thing he actually masters he has, well, he's.
Speaker 1: The one of the biggest artists of our time. You
Speaker 1: just don't see it.
Speaker 4: Look, man, I don't appreciate you disrespecting me by talking
Speaker 4: about these things. I thought.
Speaker 1: I know, Look man, I don't. It just is what
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: But now he's right, but he's wrong.
Speaker 1: Uh No.
Speaker 2: What happened is he tried to get back possession of
Speaker 2: his masters, but they but Atlantic Record said fuck no, I'm.
Speaker 4: Pretty sure he sold them and who have never owned
Speaker 4: her masters? Her dad's recula sold them to Scooter Braun.
Speaker 4: She had an issue with it. Scooter Braun sold them
Speaker 4: ships for billions, and she is re recording it. She
Speaker 4: tried to tarnish his name with it and weaponize her
Speaker 4: audience again, even though he did it all legally. It
Speaker 4: was nothing that he did that was relatious. But of
Speaker 4: course she's a white woman that she yelled out. You know,
Speaker 4: it didn't work because it was a white guy and
Speaker 4: he was Jewish.
Speaker 1: So if it was a black dude, you know Jews.
Speaker 1: White woman can't beat Jews. It's just how it goes.
Speaker 1: It's like the ultimate Trump.
Speaker 2: You leave, you leave people alone, you leave my This
Speaker 2: is this is the second time that NBA you boy
Speaker 2: tried to get his masks. He tried in twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: they said no. He tried in twenty twenty two. They
Speaker 2: said no and gave a sixty million dollars record deal
Speaker 2: and told him to sit in a little black ass
Speaker 2: down what he did.
Speaker 4: He can't read, man, That's why, man, that nigga took
Speaker 4: monopoly money. That's what it was with the Utah. Now
Speaker 4: he can't leave Utah up there with Kanye confused.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, Utah got white women that just know
Speaker 2: how to steal black men.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he's up there by not under his own cord.
Speaker 4: That's only the stipulations of his with ten year parole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well he needs to stay there. Maybe this next
Speaker 2: time he'll figure out how to do something better, become fast.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, the nigga birthed fucking thirteen y ns, so it's
Speaker 4: gonna be more.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, how many of these yams are gonna
Speaker 2: be able to rap?
Speaker 4: Only two he can't rap?
Speaker 2: Was like, where is this original? Man? He promised that
Speaker 2: he was gonna learn how to say his syllables.
Speaker 4: Man, I was happy to see his his fall off
Speaker 4: just because that.
Speaker 2: He didn't really fell off. He just ain't released anything
Speaker 2: because he's mad, and he's.
Speaker 4: Because you know, he's falling off because he's not out
Speaker 4: there and able to you know, he ain't in his
Speaker 4: element to make the shipping music he made that made
Speaker 4: the Waiian's looking.
Speaker 2: Never never out, never count out of trash ass nigga
Speaker 2: bro never count out of trash ass.
Speaker 4: Niggas's hard to get influence in Utah about them streets
Speaker 4: when you around Liain Nobody's all day.
Speaker 2: All you're gonna do is just pull another pulling.
Speaker 4: All he got is Karl Malone man, And I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure he's probably Carmelo's redschild from that U. That kid
Speaker 4: that Carlong had.
Speaker 2: A kid.
Speaker 7: Ain't one of the niggas in the least ain't his
Speaker 7: uh his uh sex predator baby.
Speaker 2: Nigga? Did you just say sex predator baby wild?
Speaker 4: So Carmelo when he was twenty got.
Speaker 2: A no, no, no, I know, I know, I know carmel No.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about for the people that don't know. That's why, uh,
Speaker 4: that's why Kendrick referenced him and the they not like
Speaker 4: us to drink. And that kid, I believe is a
Speaker 4: he went to L s U and all that like,
Speaker 4: because it was when Carmelon was an L L SU.
Speaker 4: He was like, he's still a college athlete. He wasn't
Speaker 4: even a professional athlete, but he was old. And that
Speaker 4: kid is actually a professional athlete himself. I think he's NFL.
Speaker 2: That would make sense.
Speaker 4: I mean, Carmelon got straight slave James. I mean, look
Speaker 4: at he was a specimens. Just the fact that he
Speaker 4: was everything that the white man.
Speaker 2: Fever man with options.
Speaker 4: Yeah, basically he was. He was one of the bucks.
Speaker 4: They did the bus, but he kind of did because
Speaker 4: the nigga think he's a cowboy.
Speaker 2: So I mean, maybe he's.
Speaker 1: Was thirteen years old.
Speaker 2: That's what he was. That's what he was talking about.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought. He was trying to save him
Speaker 1: because I came in this.
Speaker 2: Nigga does not save niggas. He does not save niggas.
Speaker 4: First off, I do save niggas when they need to
Speaker 4: be saved. But I'm going we're not saving niggas.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: You already told us that.
Speaker 4: We know, I don't because the whites do it. That's
Speaker 4: why they succeed. We gotta save to niggas. We just
Speaker 4: got make sure that people want, like, we gotta save
Speaker 4: Jason because you came with you okay with the saving
Speaker 4: uh you sa we know because he already out of himself.
Speaker 4: He's done when once they go to court, is like,
Speaker 4: you're done. I meant he.
Speaker 2: Gotta he gotta sol that he's gonna be performing some
Speaker 2: music that apparently is also not going to mention any
Speaker 2: of the things.
Speaker 1: That is music which I remember it mythical. And then
Speaker 1: like it became three court cases.
Speaker 4: I never reported this to man, he was it was
Speaker 4: about rape. And you just know the first time, the
Speaker 4: first time I did it, this the time I did
Speaker 4: one of his top songs, was I came in with
Speaker 4: my dig my hands, all right, he did? He did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't say, man, you don't know what's going on.
Speaker 4: Like if you, if you, if you say the lyrics
Speaker 4: to shake your fast, shake your ass with a gun
Speaker 4: in your hand, it explains everything that literally, probably I
Speaker 4: believe that song is him.
Speaker 2: Uh are you? Are you saying this?
Speaker 4: It's a confession, confession, it's the confession to be think about.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to think about that, all right, I'm not.
Speaker 4: And then when he got out, the more.
Speaker 2: You say this, the worse it gets. I'm just gonna say,
Speaker 2: you're right, and I'm gonna move forward my life. I'm
Speaker 2: here to listen to this.
Speaker 4: We we we gotta say jay Z because he knows
Speaker 4: how to play the Jewish politics.
Speaker 2: No, no, we're not saying because of that We're gonna
Speaker 2: say jay Z by jay Z and his lawyer who's
Speaker 2: now apparently gonna disbar the other guy.
Speaker 4: He is. He can't practice a little law in New
Speaker 4: York no more.
Speaker 2: It's funny how he can get to this court case
Speaker 2: but he can't ever get to that paternity court case.
Speaker 4: You ain't gonna get a nigga to go the baturnity.
Speaker 2: Exactly, Like, why don't you just go if you this
Speaker 2: is not your kid, this is your kid.
Speaker 4: They have your taking impregnanty too.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, Bro, you said that this is not
Speaker 2: your kid. They improve it.
Speaker 4: Prove it, nigga, he ignored. That's how you prove it
Speaker 4: is I acknowledge that I'm keeping nah man, Bro, you're
Speaker 4: gonna have to come.
Speaker 2: You gonna have to come straight up.
Speaker 4: We gotta save hold on. Let me think it's more
Speaker 4: than I think. We technically have to say he's next
Speaker 4: twenty as much as I don't want to, just because
Speaker 4: he ain't broke no laws.
Speaker 2: We're not saving They can't that nigga is a problem.
Speaker 4: Not to they like him.
Speaker 1: We need to.
Speaker 4: We need to before before need that. We can't.
Speaker 2: We can't save this nigga. We can't save this nigga.
Speaker 7: We gotta I mean, think about it once you start
Speaker 7: in your life in politics. We gotta save the lie
Speaker 7: for you. I've been lying for you already to get
Speaker 7: your assure. You ain't even appreciate it first.
Speaker 2: People don't even know you only lying for me because
Speaker 2: you know about the e P A position that you're
Speaker 2: gonna get out of this. It don't matter lies a lie,
Speaker 2: rather what reason you're doing any reason not doing it?
Speaker 2: Shut up, future Transportation Secretary.
Speaker 4: I've been lying for you even before I met you. Man.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, you just gotta lie for a nigga.
Speaker 4: If you ain't lying for people, do you really love them?
Speaker 4: Do you love me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Radio? I mean not radio that Yeah that radio.
Speaker 1: My menages such city is currently on the phone, so
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 7: Only the only reason I don't lie for Read is
Speaker 7: because he's too good at lying. I think like, you can't,
Speaker 7: you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't, You can't, is.
Speaker 4: Amber.
Speaker 2: I can't, says Creek John's Creek, Georgia. Let let you
Speaker 2: have an armstead.
Speaker 1: Let get one.
Speaker 2: Because nobody believes it. They know this, don't care the
Speaker 2: off there's no point.
Speaker 1: Just just take him off the list. Dark blue jeep
Speaker 1: Grand Cherokee, that's the what I'm driving. Ever one it
Speaker 1: was a black grand.
Speaker 4: One wants a black character.
Speaker 2: Some twing on yourself. God dam we don't need to
Speaker 2: say ken Kendrick's fine.
Speaker 4: I know what I'm talking about. In the future, they're
Speaker 4: gonna come at him, and he keeps no, they're.
Speaker 2: Not gonna come for him. What's gonn happen If he's
Speaker 2: gonna change his wife and validate half the things that
Speaker 2: people were saying about him. We're gonna get over it
Speaker 2: because we always already trying to try the mirror. I
Speaker 2: saw one.
Speaker 4: It didn't get too much for it didn't get f
Speaker 4: There's a white girl that says she worked at a
Speaker 4: hotel back when, like with Kendrick.
Speaker 2: You hotel woman, he was sucking fine.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, no, no, no, it wasn't her.
Speaker 4: She said that it was a call domestic case saying
Speaker 4: he beat the ship out of the chick and they called.
Speaker 2: They recovered he didn't beat he didn't beat the ship out.
Speaker 4: What this is before Kendrick was working anything. They didn't
Speaker 4: cover that ship for a nigga. That was before he
Speaker 4: was even like this is section eighty Kendrick.
Speaker 2: No, no, they definitely saved section nady Kendrick. If this
Speaker 2: actually happened, If that's what I'm saying, if it actually happened,
Speaker 2: they definitely say section naty Kendrick, because you could.
Speaker 4: Tell, would they gonna love? They love to go ahead and.
Speaker 3: Put a black man and like beat beat the law
Speaker 3: or something like that.
Speaker 1: So she leave Drake alone.
Speaker 2: Like they didn't say he beat up Drake. All right,
Speaker 2: we've already seen what he did to Drake that there's
Speaker 2: video proof.
Speaker 3: I've just saying black people need to learn from the
Speaker 3: white We all ways throw out there to be scrutinized.
Speaker 3: But dude, you know remember that NFL player that that
Speaker 3: linebacker that damn the field.
Speaker 2: And he was.
Speaker 7: A running back right that that was running back, the
Speaker 7: white running back.
Speaker 2: That was what he was.
Speaker 1: Who was with the Ravens.
Speaker 4: No, this was a seahawk. He was a.
Speaker 1: Sell what lineback? What do you do he was?
Speaker 4: He was his white girlfriend?
Speaker 8: Uh, he basically faster faces and she was unconscious and
Speaker 8: just ate his food right next to her.
Speaker 1: Left and then they die. Heed to do.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna acknowledge that what I'm saying he got
Speaker 4: the NFL and he got thrown in jail, but they did.
Speaker 2: Not cover.
Speaker 4: Guy because if she was this is why I think
Speaker 4: Young is a faster black. No no, no, really really
Speaker 4: on some real ship to yourself. Man, No no, no,
Speaker 4: you do that.
Speaker 9: What happened?
Speaker 1: What he told to do?
Speaker 4: No, no, no no. Compared to ray Rice, let's compare
Speaker 4: him to Ray Rice. Ray Rice got scrutinized. I think
Speaker 4: he got another job. We never seen him again. But
Speaker 4: this white boy, damn they killed his black girlfriend. He
Speaker 4: went to jail, got kicked out in the NFL. But there
Speaker 4: was no coverage. That's what I'm getting at. Oh, no coverage.
Speaker 1: You've seen that cooking with all white allegations, justin Tucker
Speaker 1: on the Ravens who justin Tucker he got like he
Speaker 1: got the same thing the Saon Watson got with all
Speaker 1: those besides inappropriate things. But they ain't coming.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I heard about that. They didn't cover Bill
Speaker 4: Roethlisberger with all the rapes that he urgers.
Speaker 2: You mean, yeah, like I'm saying, we.
Speaker 1: We don't have the we don't have a bro, we
Speaker 1: don't have anything.
Speaker 4: Before I let you take over, let me go, ahead,
Speaker 4: throw out the precursor or the precautionary message. No, I'm
Speaker 4: not saying we need to say the rapists and chop
Speaker 4: ediphile the ship like that. Not that funiggs. I'm talking
Speaker 4: about the other niggas that do other ship. But it
Speaker 4: ain't like sexually predatory or disgusting.
Speaker 2: We don't have the leader somebody who just slapped the
Speaker 2: teeth out somebody.
Speaker 1: He is an by some white guy or Jewish god.
Speaker 2: That's what they said.
Speaker 4: Leo or Cohen is a fucking uh oh.
Speaker 2: Leo, Leo Koran is a monster.
Speaker 1: But you never gonna do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he didn't have it, Yeah he is. He didn't
Speaker 4: have an issue with Kanye saying all he said a
Speaker 4: boy black people. When he came out about we got
Speaker 4: to shut him down, caunsel him, get rid of him.
Speaker 2: I mean he did. He did say that they needed
Speaker 2: to cancel. I mean, I'm just a Jewish man. I'm
Speaker 2: just not understanding what what you're not seeing here?
Speaker 4: He said, just see that pictures of him walk around
Speaker 4: this wats and go like Kanye, we can leave a
Speaker 4: low y'all. He's doing it to himself. We ain't got
Speaker 4: to do nothing. Just he's doing it to himself. So
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna say save Kanye that he's a very
Speaker 4: good publicist for himself.
Speaker 2: And don't bring up that whole I missed the old
Speaker 2: Kanye said, nigga, you knew who this nigga was.
Speaker 4: That was twenty years ago exactly.
Speaker 2: Don't ever.
Speaker 4: On drink has even said I faked all that backpack
Speaker 4: ship because that's what was gonna get me home. That
Speaker 4: broke my heart.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You should never you should never ever ever looked at
Speaker 2: that grown man and been like, I'm gonna I'm differently
Speaker 2: because of you.
Speaker 4: It actually broke my heart just because I can't listen
Speaker 4: to only Kanye album I can listen to is like
Speaker 4: the pop Up because that was a clear sign of
Speaker 4: him to come back. What he is now slaps, so
Speaker 4: it's like it ain't him saying things that's like uplifting.
Speaker 4: But also I heard a crazy magga and like the problem,
Speaker 4: So I can't listen to it because that's not the
Speaker 4: four he fell off the deep.
Speaker 2: En nigga on college dropout, he said, I will make
Speaker 2: sure you like skinned niggas never ever ever come back
Speaker 2: in style the next.
Speaker 4: That's how we time That's how I was always hold
Speaker 4: with ship. That's how we felt.
Speaker 2: The first album, he said he was gonna make sure
Speaker 2: you like skinned. Niggas never came back in style until
Speaker 2: y'all didn't come.
Speaker 7: Back because he was underneath the no smoking sign at
Speaker 7: the Blood he was gonna say that. He said things
Speaker 7: that made us feel it inside at that time. I
Speaker 7: just can't hear him saying, now.
Speaker 2: You need feeling in side niggas. It's a grown man
Speaker 2: rapping about ship to give money. Ain't doing that ship
Speaker 2: as a kind of argument.
Speaker 4: When college dropout came out, I was literally a college
Speaker 4: age so it felt like something nigga. We was all
Speaker 4: college as my brother.
Speaker 2: You ain't saying no.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: I was at Chicago at that time. It's different. That's
Speaker 4: just like whoa you think niggas wasn't.
Speaker 2: Having problems in the South local This is before I know.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm giving him giving, I'm giving you know.
Speaker 4: I didn't know Atlanta was a real place. All I
Speaker 4: knew was the outcast out. I didn't know about y'all.
Speaker 4: I knew outcasts past De Troy and then Little John
Speaker 4: taught us to beat niggas up.
Speaker 1: In the club.
Speaker 4: That's all I knew at the time. Bone question, you
Speaker 4: gotta remember, you gotta remember t I to T actually
Speaker 4: changed my life when, at the age of two thousand
Speaker 4: and four, me and my cousin took a road trip
Speaker 4: from Chicago to the TSU homecoming and for some reason,
Speaker 4: magically the but which album was? It was the I'm serious? Abu, No, No,
Speaker 4: it was the t I. What was the second album?
Speaker 4: Track music?
Speaker 2: I feel like that was I'm serious. I feel like
Speaker 2: track music is number one?
Speaker 4: I remember which one? Which one had I'm Still Love You?
Speaker 1: I'm serious? His first album?
Speaker 4: No, whichever one had the I'm Still love.
Speaker 2: Music is number two?
Speaker 4: Magically manifested itself in the back of my cousins and
Speaker 4: trippet and we blasted that ship the whole trip. We
Speaker 4: didn't know who t I was. We just knew a
Speaker 4: nigga was shorter than us and made us feel like
Speaker 4: we was that ship.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, it wasn't for them. I'm looking up
Speaker 2: the discography right now.
Speaker 10: No, No, no thousand, I'm serious one urban legend, because
Speaker 10: I remember listening that with my damn CD player on
Speaker 10: the bush.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they had two thousand, number one yea, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: No was right on the timeline though, so I give
Speaker 2: props to read on the tip.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: One of my teachers, one of my teachers was like, man,
Speaker 1: my my nephew just got signed. I remember that shit.
Speaker 1: I had to be like in eighth grade or something
Speaker 1: like that. So I remember She's like one of my
Speaker 1: name Tip. His name was Tip, and I was just
Speaker 1: like Tip, who the fuck is that? I got his album?
Speaker 1: And then the first song I heard on that because
Speaker 1: I skipped to a random song was Ride and Serving.
Speaker 4: That boy. I was like, baby, I really I really
Speaker 4: accepted Atlanta with one on one. Drop was like, this
Speaker 4: is a real place. I didn't jump there. Granted I
Speaker 4: ain't see Atlanta until like ten years later for the
Speaker 4: first time, but still I tried.
Speaker 1: I remember we just like, what's that group crucial conflict? Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's because honestly to this day and the
Speaker 4: nigga is still trying to get another platinum record.
Speaker 1: Oh then they gonna keep trying that.
Speaker 4: But that that that crucial conflict that you're talking about.
Speaker 4: The what is it fun? I forget the name of it.
Speaker 4: That is the legendary Chicago fucking album.
Speaker 1: Twister, Oh Twister, like about before overnight celebrity twister.
Speaker 4: But you know what, all right, look because you're saying it,
Speaker 4: and I appreciate you'all saying that because remember when I
Speaker 4: talked to folks and especially my homies from the South,
Speaker 4: everybody always talked about what only made it to Atlanta,
Speaker 4: And I was like, with Chicago, we I know so
Speaker 4: much music, not because I moved around. Everything came to Chicago,
Speaker 4: but we had such a South fucking sound when it came,
Speaker 4: like that twister ship we we do.
Speaker 1: You like Fly? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: But I just learned about him until I joined the military.
Speaker 4: And my neighbor was a white dude from mythus Oh,
Speaker 4: and he was heavy on player Fly. He's like, he's
Speaker 4: one of dudes were if you talk to him on
Speaker 4: the phone, you don't know he's white, and then you
Speaker 4: meet him and he's the whitest person you ever met.
Speaker 4: But he's the blackest month for you too.
Speaker 1: And he put me from the South, from the South,
Speaker 1: white boys and South black boys very well talk.
Speaker 4: About talk about they put me on playing five.
Speaker 8: But we had we listened to j like but we
Speaker 8: also listened to Hockey Man. But then we had Biggie
Speaker 8: and Them, and then we had Outcast, we had master P.
Speaker 8: I had all that in Chicago, and then when I
Speaker 8: got out of Chicago, when I.
Speaker 4: Started meeting folks from other parts, y'all literally was like
Speaker 4: getting just certain music though.
Speaker 1: It was just.
Speaker 4: But when I moved like perfect example, when I moved
Speaker 4: to California, uh wore I joined the military. When I
Speaker 4: lived in l A, that LA music was the only
Speaker 4: music penetrating out there, like they can survive without any
Speaker 4: other region. That's the only thing that you heard. And
Speaker 4: I was listening to the ship that I ain't hear
Speaker 4: nowhere else, like DJ Quick and all that was going on,
Speaker 4: and this.
Speaker 1: Is like, yeah, but they sound can't make it downside.
Speaker 1: That ship was whack.
Speaker 4: I got on master P and them. I knew about
Speaker 4: it before I left Chicago, But then when I moved
Speaker 4: to North Carolina and middle school, North Carolina was heavy
Speaker 4: on no limits.
Speaker 1: Like heavy tavy was crazy, but like it's just when I.
Speaker 4: Hear folks in like the Mississippi's and New Orleans and ship,
Speaker 4: they were like so sanctioned off to.
Speaker 1: Just that's a super country niggas man. Every think Boots
Speaker 1: is a god. They think he the be forever boot.
Speaker 11: Yeah, their god, he's their trap lord, first pocket of
Speaker 11: the town.
Speaker 2: That niggas the trap lord, and he'd be telling the
Speaker 2: niggas too all the time.
Speaker 4: No, that's so, I was like, it's it's interesting to
Speaker 4: hear the the that emerging from like the different like
Speaker 4: parts of the country, like Black specifically, because.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking from my perspective in Cargo when I was
Speaker 4: getting everybody versus man, I kept hearing that. Now, I
Speaker 4: don't know nigga trying to say because they think it's cool,
Speaker 4: like we didn't listen to them niggas the ear that.
Speaker 1: Niggas is tripping because the South kind of was insulating
Speaker 1: his own thing because it was that East Coast ship,
Speaker 1: so he've been in Midwest. They wouldn't let them out.
Speaker 1: It was always East Coast on the radio. So I
Speaker 1: think New York.
Speaker 4: Think New York doing that. At one point.
Speaker 1: Last Nigga, they came out with Asap Rockie. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know anybody else from New York.
Speaker 4: I ain't suck with him because I felt like they
Speaker 4: were like a fake shopping crew. They tried to take
Speaker 4: that Houston sound.
Speaker 1: I mean they sound like Southerners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you see something good?
Speaker 4: Why not copy right?
Speaker 1: Ship?
Speaker 7: Well, ship dip dips in the fucking So they even admitted,
Speaker 7: like the South.
Speaker 1: They knew better, said that production was just un mistakable.
Speaker 1: I don't know why niggasdn't like them. Niggas now they
Speaker 1: couldn't wrap that well. They was okay, that's one thing.
Speaker 1: I would say that they're rapping. Ain't all that m
Speaker 1: that ookie bookie snooky wooky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they had that Uchi bouchie snooky snooky they.
Speaker 1: Had because I remember Nigga thought Juel's was next, and
Speaker 1: I was like, no, he not that nigga suck bro.
Speaker 2: It's just that people people put too much on his
Speaker 2: lyricism and it's like, nah, he just got some really
Speaker 2: good lines.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, he got a line here and there. Because
Speaker 1: I remember that song they tried to pass off as
Speaker 1: a single, You hit a ticket of a talk and
Speaker 1: then the ticket. I was like, I remember that song.
Speaker 1: I was like, what the fuck is this? Like, he's
Speaker 1: up the.
Speaker 4: Nigga. You get shot at hoie, y'all do this shoot?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: But Cam I could do it, but came on, did
Speaker 1: it well?
Speaker 4: Cam was like he gives you some of the honest ship.
Speaker 4: They didn't give you some the waggon sh Have you
Speaker 4: ever heard he was always up? He was a roller
Speaker 4: coaster doc.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because one of my favorite songs of all time
Speaker 1: is that song where Kane caught down down and out, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Down down.
Speaker 2: By him?
Speaker 4: Is that that song that get him? Girl? Because that
Speaker 4: ship when it came out that the mixtape version before
Speaker 4: they made it for the album was hard.
Speaker 1: Get them girl, Yeah yeah, yeah, with.
Speaker 4: My fists, houses on my wrists, your budget on my neck,
Speaker 4: your spouse on my chick.
Speaker 1: He needed he needn't executive producer to make his career
Speaker 1: go higher because like a lot of the niggas, that's
Speaker 1: the problem. They need somebody like keep who you are,
Speaker 1: but I need to fix this and this about you.
Speaker 4: That's why I feel like the down fallaway was once
Speaker 4: he lost made Fresh, he didn't have the white producer,
Speaker 4: but they just wouldn't have booth and wrapped up with
Speaker 4: beats instead of being like produced.
Speaker 1: I feel like people are the car too. I don't
Speaker 1: like the card too.
Speaker 4: The card No, the card one was it was U.
Speaker 4: It was many first producing it and he had like
Speaker 4: half the production.
Speaker 2: On that.
Speaker 4: Like that whole album no content, no content, like but
Speaker 4: the fact that it was the first time, like you
Speaker 4: got to remember what we had before the Carter. We
Speaker 4: had the squad of our mixtapes and all that. We
Speaker 4: obviously had the DJ Drummer mixtape, the what was Ites? Nope,
Speaker 4: that was his album that was.
Speaker 2: Degrees.
Speaker 4: But when he dropped the Carter, that was just like no. Actually,
Speaker 4: the first time we got a taste of that version
Speaker 4: of Winge was on the Many Fresh album when he
Speaker 4: did those two Wayne Takeover one and two. That's when
Speaker 4: we heard him like sorry, like you know, the lyrics
Speaker 4: his cadence changed. The lyrics and everything were pretty much
Speaker 4: like you know New York is that's what he started
Speaker 4: sound in New York. And then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm the best is the best rapper of
Speaker 1: that was.
Speaker 4: That was where he changed. But then, like you said,
Speaker 4: the Card of two, I don't fuck with him like that.
Speaker 4: The part of one was it ain't got no content
Speaker 4: that I was actually on threas talking about that because
Speaker 4: somebody said that about Drake and it was like this
Speaker 4: man is forty with no changes, like all the young
Speaker 4: money artists. That's been the biggest critique all the motherfuckers
Speaker 4: got old and their music never fucking group. Nikki Dwayne
Speaker 4: Drake Tiger.
Speaker 2: The problem with Niki is Nikki resisted change because the
Speaker 2: one time she decided to change, people didn't like it.
Speaker 2: She was like, oh you don't like this, all right, cool,
Speaker 2: I'll do people.
Speaker 4: That was the one album which had like that Ganja
Speaker 4: bird song and all that was to apple.
Speaker 2: Beat ship exactly. That was that whole Anakonda era. But
Speaker 2: she tried that ship. People didn't like it.
Speaker 4: And it's what I think. I think she didn't grow
Speaker 4: because she technically didn't grow. She tried to cross over
Speaker 4: with like that same like low scale content.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the Starships bullshit.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah yeah, like her Her Starships was a deep
Speaker 8: Starts was a decent hit.
Speaker 2: The problem was just like it's a decent hit for
Speaker 2: white women, and I don't think she was okay with
Speaker 2: that being her target audience. It's like, ma'am, sometimes you
Speaker 2: gotta you just got to understand that maybe your target
Speaker 2: audience has changed because these are the people willing to
Speaker 2: give you twenty.
Speaker 4: Two years.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 4: Well, no, no, that's the thing. That's that's what Nicky
Speaker 4: tried to do. Nickki tried to abandon her black audience,
Speaker 4: but she didn't do a good job at it. She
Speaker 4: tried to abandon her black audience heavy and it didn't work.
Speaker 4: She cleaned up, She cleaned up. She stopped wearing the
Speaker 4: the goofy ass clothes, she stopped wearing the colorful ship
Speaker 4: and she tried to go uber pop and it did
Speaker 4: not work, and she stayed. She came back to her
Speaker 4: unimported the audience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's hard to start a whoror and then escape,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 4: She got to be a white horse. It was different,
Speaker 4: but she wasn't wanting to do at the time. She
Speaker 4: started doing the cocaine too late.
Speaker 1: No no, no, you get you can escape, but you
Speaker 1: can't start out as it like.
Speaker 4: But it only works for them. Katy Perry tried to
Speaker 4: do it and it didn't work. She tried to do it,
Speaker 4: Alice I did remember, she had that uh nego song
Speaker 4: and it just didn't.
Speaker 2: Kerry was Katy Perry didn't understand the levels of the ship.
Speaker 2: She thought that all over and that was gonna be enough.
Speaker 2: It's like whole heart into it.
Speaker 4: I think I was about to say, I don't I
Speaker 4: was better literally say that. I don't think Katy.
Speaker 1: With what was that guy? Was another guy back in
Speaker 1: the day who used to be with boys in the hood. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she had a song with basically everybody know the nigga
Speaker 1: from poker Face. He was on poker Face What was
Speaker 1: that nigga name? On the whole jockey they watched Think
Speaker 1: Gorilla Gorillas? Don't Perry who made I think they did?
Speaker 4: Bro, I think I think they did, but they didn't.
Speaker 4: That was early in her career, well before she came
Speaker 4: Katie Perry, because he started, like when after that first
Speaker 4: album he tried to go pop in a few songs
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 1: That was hard role mm hmm, that's it was hard, Bro.
Speaker 4: He lost Katie Katie would have She actually succeeded in
Speaker 4: it by going to Milly Miley Cyrus. She went the
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift way. She let the label put it together.
Speaker 1: Rather who was the under akon What's one of Them?
Speaker 1: Because Yeah, she fell hard after she left him as
Speaker 1: an art artist.
Speaker 4: She didn't. She she felt she atually blew up after him.
Speaker 4: The first album.
Speaker 1: The first two albums were way more successful than her
Speaker 1: last four.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but her only only her first album is under
Speaker 4: him really I thought he had who no anderscope basically
Speaker 4: knew what they had in her.
Speaker 9: They gave.
Speaker 4: I don't know how he ended up with her other
Speaker 4: comic music, but by her second album, she was she
Speaker 4: was gone for commic.
Speaker 1: Did he buy her?
Speaker 4: She got you those So the way that those fucking
Speaker 4: those artists label deals work, the label still owns them
Speaker 4: like they don't. It's it's nothing, It's really nothing. It's
Speaker 4: one of those Yeah, you know the comic music that
Speaker 4: you you with us, you are, you are artists.
Speaker 1: Let's give a p s a real quick if you
Speaker 1: are a spying artist or a rapper, especially singers, never
Speaker 1: signed under another artist.
Speaker 4: Never never look at look at d t P. D
Speaker 4: t P is the best example of that, because Teddy
Speaker 4: Boy never got to shine and two Chains has to
Speaker 4: still pay that nigga. You see, they don't even talk
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 1: Damn that film mob man. They was already big and
Speaker 1: then they signed. Why did y'all do that? But apparently
Speaker 1: out of jail and then the other can stay out
Speaker 1: of jail. They just went back and forth going to jail.
Speaker 4: I mean, before the internet, er man, nobody the only
Speaker 4: way to get on was a sign to a label,
Speaker 4: and the label is only a bank that loans you money,
Speaker 4: that spends money on you and screws you how to
Speaker 4: getting your money back? And the record, the movie, the
Speaker 4: music scene is only built off of how much artists
Speaker 4: don't know. That's why I ain't gonna lie. That's why
Speaker 4: I kind of funk with Tyler the Creator, because I mean,
Speaker 4: the nigga hasn't signed. Anybody has a crazy.
Speaker 1: Tyler ain't Sam Tyler.
Speaker 4: Tyler that last album. I actually only listened to it.
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't I know. So he's just not
Speaker 1: a good rapper's a different no no.
Speaker 4: No, no no. I'm not looking for him to be
Speaker 4: a good I didn't like his gangster grills. I don't
Speaker 4: care to hear him rap. But when he does a
Speaker 4: concept album like he did, he's.
Speaker 1: An artist, like he's not a rap artist. Tyler alone, right, Tyler.
Speaker 4: More than me.
Speaker 2: I remember him at the beginning because nigga talked about
Speaker 2: I told you about tron Cat Nigga. Somebody told me
Speaker 2: about Deep in There where he whatever he was.
Speaker 4: It's cool to go through his career.
Speaker 2: And domestic violence. Tron cap Is is absolute horror core.
Speaker 4: Nigga who is I think he would like earl more
Speaker 4: than he likes style, like early earl.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but early earl is just read with a different face.
Speaker 1: I mean that's his masturbation, like earl sweatshirt and all the.
Speaker 2: Yeah you are more.
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 1: Other guy? George, the sonic guy, George? What was his name? George? Yeah,
Speaker 1: he got slapped by a girl. I never seen him
Speaker 1: again in the battle was YouTube?
Speaker 2: George Hamilton? What was his name? George?
Speaker 4: Oh, George Hamilton. He got points out by a chick.
Speaker 1: In his career, he was called himself Sonning too or
Speaker 1: something like that, right or something like that, or.
Speaker 2: There was somebody else I think was used to walk
Speaker 2: around with Charlie Hamilton.
Speaker 1: George hamiltone, Okay, I think the name is.
Speaker 4: Mix Stave Hamburger's that he was? He he he actually
Speaker 4: introduced us to Kendrick. There's a video on him introducing
Speaker 4: us to Kendrick.
Speaker 2: There's a video introducing us the Kendrick like don't no.
Speaker 4: No, no, I'm talking about before about before that tour,
Speaker 4: like he actually was.
Speaker 2: Before Drake put him on the tour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Nah, that nigga had a wave already
Speaker 1: because that was the name of that group that had
Speaker 1: out there in California.
Speaker 2: Black Black Hippie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a wave, bro. I heard about that
Speaker 1: out here.
Speaker 2: I mean no, I know you heard about it. But
Speaker 2: I'm saying, like the significance of Drake bringing people out
Speaker 2: at that time when he was also becoming like a
Speaker 2: guy that is doing well in the music, what's the
Speaker 2: big reason that everybody thought we was going to get
Speaker 2: that the Kendrick J. Cole album, even though now that
Speaker 2: should have been eternally I disagree with that statement, and
Speaker 2: I actually need you to restated to understand if I
Speaker 2: disagree with it or not. Okay, all right, what I'm
Speaker 2: saying is back in the day, seeing somebody who's an
Speaker 2: up and coming artist who has built up a rank,
Speaker 2: which at that point time Drake was on album number
Speaker 2: two Marvin's Room. That's when he brought al Kendrick at
Speaker 2: one of his concerts like, look, this guy is gonna
Speaker 2: be the future of whatever. That was a significant moment
Speaker 2: for Kendrick's career, even if Kendrick already had a push
Speaker 2: behind him, because not about necessarily how much wish you have,
Speaker 2: but when you have someone that's that much broader that was.
Speaker 4: That was after So Far, So Far Gone came out
Speaker 4: and the first album came out. But what what The
Speaker 4: person that actually introduced Kendrick to the main stream was
Speaker 4: actually the game you're talking about. On the Red Album.
Speaker 4: The Red Album, Kendrick gets on the intro and he
Speaker 4: lets Kendrick get into this little mold where he just
Speaker 4: snaps and like he kills it. You don't even know
Speaker 4: who he is. And that leads you to section eighty.
Speaker 4: Section eighty I found while I was in Iraq. I
Speaker 4: didn't even know nothing about him. On Drake's tour. That's
Speaker 4: why I think there's a big misconception of him being
Speaker 4: taken on the tour. Yeah, he probably exposed them to
Speaker 4: a certain Yeah, but the wanted them for a reason
Speaker 4: because he needed an urban demographic. Drake was catering to
Speaker 4: a certain scene and he needed those rappers that they're
Speaker 4: trying to before.
Speaker 2: That was before he decided that he wanted to be
Speaker 2: hard for this is way before had no no, no, It.
Speaker 4: Wasn't the fact that he's just say in regards what
Speaker 4: are you talking about? Yeah, Drake, Drake had but little
Speaker 4: Wayne and it wasn't tour with him. That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: Drake was a po artists that was going on tour
Speaker 4: if he was that hot, and they knew he was
Speaker 4: gonna be who he was then waiting them with a
Speaker 4: tour with him. Drake was on that tour to go ahead,
Speaker 4: and this was his college dropout era. He was trying
Speaker 4: to convince people he is that guy. And then he
Speaker 4: had a side Rocky J. Coles and Kendrick who were popping.
Speaker 2: On the crazy that he had all these mixtapeme people
Speaker 2: at the same time. I mean, yeah, like, looking back
Speaker 2: at it history wise, it's crazy that all this should
Speaker 2: happened all at the same time he did.
Speaker 4: But I mean we always get that that was the
Speaker 4: last fucking double xl plassos Worth mentioned it before we
Speaker 4: ran into the trash era of the littles. That's the
Speaker 4: era before the littles.
Speaker 2: Hey man, you gonna the little Hello never never, never
Speaker 2: the little the littles gonna the little is gonna shine forever.
Speaker 4: There's only there's only one little that's barely making it
Speaker 4: right now, and that's that was Uzzi and and he's
Speaker 4: he's barely.
Speaker 2: You leave, you leave, you leave Chill Bay alone, all right.
Speaker 2: He knows how to make one song that lives on
Speaker 2: on each album and that's all he needs.
Speaker 4: Exactly, that's what he's doing. Because the last one had
Speaker 4: five words on it.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Nigga was heroin trip.
Speaker 2: That was That was a crazy time because when you
Speaker 2: saw that video, yeah, it was, it was, it was.
Speaker 2: It was insane. It's like Nigga, you literally say five
Speaker 2: words and these niggas is watching what.
Speaker 4: It gave Jersey House a thing, which because I keep
Speaker 4: hearing it everywhere now. When I was DJing, I knew
Speaker 4: about Jersey House because I like the drums. That's the
Speaker 4: only thing that really right, ship, I do see a
Speaker 4: lot more Jersey House. Yeah, that's the one thing that
Speaker 4: it did. It put Jersey House on the on the mainstream.
Speaker 2: My favorite what's your favorite Jersey House remix? Because my
Speaker 2: favorite one is the Don Tolliver I uh, I can't
Speaker 2: feel my legs. That sh goes hard. I mean yeah,
Speaker 2: Don Tolliver did fall off hard, which is kind of
Speaker 2: crazy given the run up he had before all this.
Speaker 4: It's because the labels ain't putting money and no more
Speaker 4: because this album wasn't bad, but it was too many songs.
Speaker 2: You're talking about you're talking about that stone whatever.
Speaker 4: The motorcycle ship, Yeah.
Speaker 2: The motorcycles. We know the album, but as you know
Speaker 2: the album as Motorcycle.
Speaker 4: Because that that one before that, the love Shock one.
Speaker 4: That one was actually pretty.
Speaker 2: That was dope.
Speaker 4: That was his best piece of work. The one with
Speaker 4: the neon lights.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Neon Lights is pretty dope.
Speaker 4: But my favorite Jersey House I can't remember because I
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That Jersey Jersey House remix. You can just say, yeah,
Speaker 2: you can just say this song so you don't have
Speaker 2: to tell us, like exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: We know it's a lot hard on anything. Man, I
Speaker 4: ain't gonna lie. They almost made me like making the.
Speaker 2: No damn nigga, that's that's almost.
Speaker 4: Yeah, keyword love Sick. Love Stick was the John Tom
Speaker 4: album and twenty three Heaven and Hell Heaven or Hell
Speaker 4: and Lovesick were dope, and this this fucking yo when
Speaker 4: it's it's it's mid, but it's better than a lot
Speaker 4: of other stuff. But it just got too much music
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you're right, it's mid that's the problem. And
Speaker 2: you can't do that mid when it comes to this level,
Speaker 2: like he's too far along to have a mid album.
Speaker 4: There's a video with him that's populated that that's that's
Speaker 4: all circulated.
Speaker 2: Like that Burner Boy thing that we didn't talk about
Speaker 2: in the Bank podcast.
Speaker 4: Yet, it's talk about with bur Boy getting smashed by Diddy.
Speaker 2: I was gonna bring see I gave him the first one,
Speaker 2: but yeah, bring up the one that Burner Boy getting
Speaker 2: smashed by Diddy.
Speaker 4: That. I mean, I don't know if it's AI or hey.
Speaker 2: Uh, somebody released that because they was mad security guard.
Speaker 4: It was supposed to mean the security that that ship.
Speaker 4: I've seen that that one's been around for like two
Speaker 4: months now of him. Yeah, it sounds like he's getting
Speaker 4: butt fucked at this point. I don't really care about
Speaker 4: the d d case. I mean, the nigga don't be
Speaker 4: on trial forever. They ain't gonna let him free. They
Speaker 4: trying to add black epstein him.
Speaker 2: What's gonna happen is somebody's gonna give him a nice
Speaker 2: little like, hey, are we giving him a deal? Take
Speaker 2: all this stuff out of New York and that's what's
Speaker 2: gonna be. That's it.
Speaker 4: I came across that that phone call between him and
Speaker 4: his son, that was funny as hell. A obviously him
Speaker 4: speaking of code. Hey, I want you to go to
Speaker 4: the house and throw away all the pizza boxes, all
Speaker 4: the pizza boxes to the ball and put him in
Speaker 4: the recycling bed.
Speaker 2: And then he was his son.
Speaker 4: His son made it sound that's how you know these
Speaker 4: Nefo babies they programmed right, Because his son is where
Speaker 4: the ship sounded more suspicious.
Speaker 7: They many jay Z, he ain't fucking with us. He
Speaker 7: tell him that the Netflix movie deal is a go
Speaker 7: like Diddy speaking in the straight TV code, which is
Speaker 7: funny hell because it's some ship you only year on
Speaker 7: TV and it's something I don't know if it was justin.
Speaker 4: Or the other one. It just sounded like like legitimately
Speaker 4: just idiotic on it. But his responses were just his
Speaker 4: responses of it was that I feel like it gets.
Speaker 9: You caught up big Court because you know they recorded
Speaker 9: every phone call in jail anyway.
Speaker 4: But I ain't never heard shit sounds so obviously encoded.
Speaker 4: It's like, hey, read, make sure that all the pickle
Speaker 4: ricks outside for the sandstorm, all of them will with
Speaker 4: no pickle ricks on the inside.
Speaker 9: Correct, Like the ship is, uh, this feels like it's
Speaker 9: a fucking a damn docu series at this point, Hey, sham,
Speaker 9: make sure that all the Georgia peaches.
Speaker 4: Are next to the vodka. I don't want to know
Speaker 4: Georgia peaches that ain't by the vodka, all of them.
Speaker 4: It makes you they fur I'm making hard.
Speaker 2: I thought you were saying I thought you just saying Baka.
Speaker 2: I've been about to be like Badka not nice. He's
Speaker 2: got a real case.
Speaker 1: Why is he around?
Speaker 2: I mean, the Baka case is kind of crazy because
Speaker 2: he's got that case in Canada, and Canada is not
Speaker 2: known to not knowing to play with their legal system.
Speaker 2: Yet It's not like America, where it's like right jewelry,
Speaker 2: right judge, or sorry, right jewelry or right judge, and uh,
Speaker 2: you go home, my boy?
Speaker 4: Is he the American is Canadian?
Speaker 2: Now Bacca's Canadian.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's why Drake probably had to spend a lot
Speaker 4: of money on that.
Speaker 2: I don't think Drake part of GDP Oh. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember Canadian Canada doesn't make nearly as much money
Speaker 2: as America does, which is kind of funny.
Speaker 4: That's what I think. I think Drake has has a
Speaker 4: lot of.
Speaker 2: A lot of sway within the Canadian legal system.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he does. The like only reason I
Speaker 4: think the Kendrick Chill was able to get away with
Speaker 4: it's doing us because the jobs that it's creating. So
Speaker 4: he can't touch that because regardless of what his bolllet
Speaker 4: his wallet stretches, that concert is pulling in hundreds of
Speaker 4: millions so.
Speaker 1: Age when he got signed. That's crazy. So Drake, I
Speaker 1: give him one for that one giving an old nigga
Speaker 1: a chance.
Speaker 4: That's I needed you to traffic these bitches.
Speaker 1: I'm not nice.
Speaker 4: That's gonna go that. That line right there will go
Speaker 4: around forever. The Hey, how y'all ever had that conversation?
Speaker 4: I was talking about wife because I'm like, what's what's
Speaker 4: funny to me is unfortunately they not like Us is
Speaker 4: submitted in history as the most decorated hip hop song
Speaker 4: in history, and it is the Stranger Danger song. So
Speaker 4: Drake is cebmented in history also as Yeah, he's going
Speaker 4: to be the most successful rapper ever. Hey, it's the
Speaker 4: most also about him. Isn't that normally true?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 9: Huh?
Speaker 4: Outside the music, I didn't think everybody as a as
Speaker 4: the original Drake. I'm sorry, Like I pride myself whoa
Speaker 4: whoa whoa no read. Look, don't try me on this
Speaker 4: one though.
Speaker 1: I will, I will.
Speaker 4: I love.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying is this man I loved.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I like what we're saying. What we're saying is this
Speaker 2: man wants his his his credit for hating Drake first, Yeah,
Speaker 2: what was cool before?
Speaker 1: I'm the biggest Drake hater. I'm gonna go with somebody else.
Speaker 2: Who's got more hate in his bone? You have right now?
Speaker 4: My friends, I think so, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Like we can tell you so who is who's the biggest?
Speaker 4: Who's the biggest sam.
Speaker 1: Without a doubt?
Speaker 4: No, I challenge you. I challenged you.
Speaker 2: When did you say into a Drake hate off?
Speaker 4: I'm doing it right now, history Drake and jam When
Speaker 4: did you know you hated Drake?
Speaker 2: Come on, let's go high school, nigga. I hated Drake
Speaker 2: before a year?
Speaker 4: No, I want Drake.
Speaker 7: I want to know the year and what were you doing?
Speaker 1: I had a drink in a wheelchair?
Speaker 4: Fourteen?
Speaker 2: No? No, what year?
Speaker 4: That doesn't count, nigg because I'm that much older than you.
Speaker 4: Come on, come on, all right, fourteen thousand four, sorry,
Speaker 4: two thousand and four, that were talking about you talked
Speaker 4: about Jimmy before he was a rap. I didn't know
Speaker 4: who the fuck he was, but people were calling me him.
Speaker 2: I didn't have access to fucking the grassy.
Speaker 1: I didn't need a nigga had channels.
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 4: No nigga because I'm not what you kidding? Do you
Speaker 4: not know this nigga?
Speaker 2: You you bullshit nigga. You at my wedding with this
Speaker 2: nigga in the same it was you read I have
Speaker 2: in real life.
Speaker 4: No, we haven't seen each other real life. No, me
Speaker 4: and Sham have not seen each other. That's all right.
Speaker 2: The right you think you're getting be confused with uh,
Speaker 2: you racist?
Speaker 4: You got me confused with the other dark skin. You
Speaker 4: got confused with the other life scan you raise his
Speaker 4: motherfucker look.
Speaker 2: First and foremost, all you dark people look alike, all right.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear that. I know that.
Speaker 4: That's why I been trying to commit crimes around you
Speaker 4: so you can get arrested.
Speaker 2: The problem here is I'm not gonna get arrested because
Speaker 2: they don't arrest Jewish men until they do.
Speaker 7: Like you, ain't the only one to keep Yamaka in
Speaker 7: his back pocket.
Speaker 4: I've been prepped. I listened to Lily prevates before you.
Speaker 1: I know how to do this, Nah man, you gotta
Speaker 1: you gotta listen to what's that?
Speaker 2: What's that girl name? The black Uniforn.
Speaker 1: Rob Plami, robbi Plami. But that's my nigga, bro robot
Speaker 1: No no, so so.
Speaker 4: Sham all right? Put like this, if you had to
Speaker 4: choose between ham sandwich, it's mother and Drake with a
Speaker 4: ham sandwich, which one would you choose?
Speaker 2: Obviously you know which one he's gonna choose. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: even use the sandwich. That's my that's my after exercise
Speaker 2: snack nigga. That's what I think for years.
Speaker 4: I'm not even threatened. I'm not even threatened by Sham. Actually,
Speaker 4: I felt like this brought us closer together because I
Speaker 4: found somebody else who confused with me, and we can
Speaker 4: magnify as Drake hate and that nigga.
Speaker 2: R sucking up a good Jewish paycheck and I don't
Speaker 2: appreciate it.
Speaker 4: The Jews are questionable on him right now. Look, you
Speaker 4: just need to get good. The good old Jews aren't questionable.
Speaker 2: The nigga just took a took a win on iHeart Radio.
Speaker 2: They respect that, all right.
Speaker 1: They don't question walking did.
Speaker 4: That because it's owned by this Jimmy I Peen, that's
Speaker 4: a Jewish state company. They're gonna get into it to
Speaker 4: settle with to make sure that they don't have any conflict.
Speaker 1: Literally half the country knows he's a fucking pedophile and
Speaker 1: he's out here free. So I'm pretty sure that because
Speaker 1: he can run or white or white supremacy works in
Speaker 1: the funniest ways. Let me tell you what they do.
Speaker 1: Like that bush charlom Mane, the guy they waited, they're
Speaker 1: gonna wait to use as soon as he goes man,
Speaker 1: fuck them democrats. Next thing you know, he's gonna be
Speaker 1: a pedophile or rapist or whatever they call him. That's
Speaker 1: what they do. They wait.
Speaker 2: White Suprema talked about his pedophile ways.
Speaker 4: I've been.
Speaker 2: About his cases.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he.
Speaker 4: Throws out, he throws.
Speaker 2: Mean, they already got that s q up. They just
Speaker 2: waiting on the year of the day to drive.
Speaker 1: No, soon as he's an anti Democrat, they're gonna get him.
Speaker 4: But no, he will have to go anti democrats. Black
Speaker 4: people can hold him.
Speaker 1: No, No, don't control the media though, correct, But like.
Speaker 4: The Jewish people are the ones that got him out
Speaker 4: of that that that situation with the break pace anyway,
Speaker 4: they didn't.
Speaker 1: What I'm telling you is that a patient, they're gonna
Speaker 1: use it against them when they are, when they longer
Speaker 1: need them, right, m
Speaker 4: M m hmm.