In short
Fat Joe and Jadakiss discuss Drake’s new track “What Did I Miss,” hip-hop “goat debates,” and the legacy of Red Alert. They also talk sports (Knicks coaching hire), boxing/fight-weekend hype, and 50 Cent turning 50, plus personal stories about jail, music, and loyalty.
Guests (hosts)
Fat Joe (New York rapper/producer; long-running hip-hop figure; co-host of “The Joe and Jada Show”) and Jadakiss (rapper; longtime collaborator/peer in the East Coast scene; co-host).
Guest backgrounds
Both are veteran East Coast rappers with deep ties to hip-hop radio and major artists; they reference their history with Drink Champs/N.O.R.E. and frequent studio/networking connections.
Key claims
Drake is “back on that” after retirement talk; his lyrics address people flipping on you in the rap industry. Mike Brown is qualified for the Knicks (coach of the year; championship assistant). 50 Cent’s fitness/discipline is extreme as he celebrates “50 Turn 50.” Red Alert has been DJing since hip-hop’s inception and remains current.
Notable examples
Drake’s “baby girl… twirl” and “Where he said…” lines; Knicks roster mentions Jordan Clarkson; Red Alert’s legacy and radio longevity; boxing talk about “Belonga” and critics; 50 Cent’s “superhero” workout routine; references to RZA, Warren G, and Nas/Raekwon album chatter.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOCasual Weekend Recap
1:20 to 1:45
The hosts share their weekend experiences filled with family, friends, and fun.
“Some people use ChatGPT to answer questions.”
Casual Weekend Recap
2:45 to 4:50
The hosts share their weekend experiences filled with family, friends, and fun.
“So when you say, you know, this podcast has been out there for a long time.”
Nori's Absence and Storytelling
4:50 to 5:46
Discussion about missing guest Nori and the repetitive nature of his stories.
“And we got to say that because when the ball's in the other court, he would have had Mr.”
Drake's New Track Discussion
5:46 to 10:13
Exploring Drake's new single, its impact, and the nature of the rap industry.
“I'm like, at that time, such and such came in, Norrie.”
Knicks Coaching Changes
10:13 to 13:34
The hosts discuss the Knicks' hiring of Mike Brown and their opinions on team changes.
“We're going to talk about the Knicks, though, first.”
Red Alert and Hip-Hop Legacy
13:34 to 14:03
Celebrating the legacy of DJ Red Alert and his continued influence in hip-hop.
“I think he's hiring some good assistants, though.”
Celebrating Red Alert's Legacy
14:03 to 15:21
Discussion about Red Alert's influence on hip-hop and current radio.
“He's been since the inception of hip-hop.”
Debating Iconic Hip-Hop Tracks
16:39 to 17:39
Discussion on the significance of classic hip-hop tracks and Sprite's campaign.
“Yo, I was scrolling through the Sprite living track list the other day and immediately started arguing with myself.”
Perspectives on GoFundMe
20:36 to 21:52
Discussion on the appropriateness of using GoFundMe for personal causes.
“You know I paid for like 100 funerals in the whole Bronx.”
Reflections on Funerals and Choices
21:52 to 23:08
Talk about funerals, survivor's guilt, and community support.
“Every time the priest come, he come like, yo, you found God minutes before.”
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Celebrating 50 Cent's Milestone
23:08 to 24:12
Discussion on 50 Cent's influence, birthday, and fitness journey.
“is, you know, the man been supporting this show, man, reposting clips and all that of the show.”
Loyalty and Relationships in Hip-Hop
24:12 to 25:30
Exploration of loyalty among hip-hop artists and personal anecdotes.
“I never said that nigga, bigger nigga up.”
Upcoming Music Releases and Collaborations
25:30 to 28:00
Discussion about new music releases from various hip-hop artists.
“Yo, Jada, I know that, but you know, you are like, they gotta catch you at the right time.”
The Struggles of Collaboration
28:00 to 30:21
Explore the challenges artists face in collaborations and the dynamics of the industry.
“When I finish, I'm like, you motherfuckers, you fucking distorted.”
The Life of a Janitor
30:21 to 32:29
A humorous take on life changes and the challenges of a new job.
“I'm sorry, you know, I just got my new janitor job in the building.”
Reflections on Jail Time
32:29 to 35:18
A candid discussion about experiences with incarceration and its impact.
“Ash cans, M80s, blockbusters, you know what I'm saying?”
Memorable Music Moments
35:18 to 37:18
Sharing significant songs and memories tied to them, highlighting the cultural impact of music.
“I was in the 52nd precinct up there and they had a little radio and they played.”
Debating Hip-Hop Classics
37:18 to 41:44
A spirited discussion about iconic hip-hop songs and their importance in the genre's history.
“No, but for me, that song makes me feel happy whenever I am.”
Anticipation for Upcoming Fights
42:02 to 43:55
Fat Joe and Jada discuss the timing and expectations for upcoming boxing matches.
“I don't understand because with me, I think you're knocking everybody out.”
Critics and Controversy in Boxing
43:56 to 45:45
The hosts talk about the criticism boxers face and their perspectives on upcoming fights.
“I think I'm wearing a papi shampoo, a little silk shit.”
Reflections on Past Experiences
45:46 to 48:28
Fat Joe shares a story about a traumatic experience during his youth and its lasting effects.
“Like, what was the jail saying about that shit?”
Remembering Young Noble and Pac's Legacy
48:29 to 52:56
The hosts reflect on the legacy of Young Noble and Tupac, discussing their impact on music.
“No, I'm telling you No, I'm telling you No, they want to Nah Nah, they want to go hard on my My sits, yeah, they slightly You know what I'm saying?”
Discussion on Food and Culture
52:57 to 56:00
Fat Joe and Jada share humorous anecdotes about food, including their favorite glizzies and chicken.
“If anybody in the world knows if Pac had kids, it'd be you.”
The Mustard Stain Mystery
56:00 to 1:04:35
Explore the humorous discussion surrounding DJ S & S's infamous mustard stains.
“I even told him too I said y 'all stand by my product I ain't just lying just to go viral.”
Sprite Living Tracklist Insight
1:04:35 to 1:05:16
Delve into a conversation about the cultural impact of classic hip-hop songs.
“Exactly, and that's what Sprite gets They spent over 40 years celebrating artists who really defined the culture.”
Preview of Taylor vs. Serrano 3
1:06:56 to 1:10:00
A detailed preview and discussion of the upcoming boxing match between Taylor and Serrano.
“We got a preview to Taylor and Serrano 3.”
Debate Over Boxing Fights
1:10:00 to 1:12:09
The hosts discuss the controversial outcomes of boxing matches involving Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, emphasizing perceptions of fairness and performance.
“Since when did an underdog get to call anything of a fight?”
Anticipation for the Trilogy Fight
1:12:10 to 1:12:52
The conversation shifts to the excitement surrounding the upcoming trilogy fight between Serrano and Taylor, highlighting its significance in women's boxing.
“And then homegirl going to want to come back.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Everyone loves a good goat debate. In sports, it's players and teams. In hip-hop, it's songs and verses. Nobody ever agrees that's what makes the conversation so much fun. Now Sprite is bringing the debate back to life with the Sprite Living Tracklist. Sprite turned legendary hip-hop into limited edition collectible cans. The challenge is finding all 26 cans. Pick up a 12-pack and you never know which iconic lyric you'll get next. It's like building the ultimate roster, one legendary bar at a time. Your mission is to build your own physical playlist. Go out and hunt down all 26 limited edition cans of Sprite and Sprite Zero sugar.
0:41This is the Sprite Living Tracklist. Obey your thirst.
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2:35What up, y 'all? It's your boy Fat Joe. Whoa, you know what it is, your boy Kiss? You know what this is? The Joe and Jada Show. Fucking right. Pow, pow, pow, pow. Yo, listen, I figured it out, right? We the rookies. Thus far, we the rookies of the year. You know what I'm saying? So when you say, you know, this podcast has been out there for a long time. They've been doing their thing, but we the most likely to succeed. That's how I'm looking at it. Like, because I shit. Pop your shit, man. Go ahead. Nah, see, he want to always be humble. I'm keeping it real. Talk your shit, man. I'm keeping it real.
3:15I shit smoking out there. We got a tent on the streets right now. I'm telling you, I see the algorithms. I know what's going on. But anyway, Jada, how was your weekend, man? Nice weekend. A little bit of work, a little bit of family time, a little, you know, the grill. A couple cigars. I was on the water yesterday. You know what I mean? This is a typical weekend for guys like us. That sounds like a smooth weekend. I don't know if you know, I'm some Tanama. You see that fucking suntan, B? I'm some Tanama. Yo, B, let me tell you something. I was like some old Jewish guys in Palm Beach. Eight in the morning, you look out the window, Joe Crack was outside, oiled up, ready to get my suntan, go get that glow.
4:02Because, you know, these people, they be fucking me up. They make me look like I'm Pat Swayze and Ghost. This shit be like, I'm the whitest. They got you light skin, and they got me ghostly. You know, so they got it. You got to make sure you get the lighting right, man. Because this guy is nuts. What's going on, man? So we out here, man. You know, well, I was definitely in the crib surrounded by family and friends. And I come to realize that is the happiest time for me in life. Like just talking, telling jokes, you know, fucking Norrie was in my house all week. He wouldn't leave. If he came here for one day, they in there, shout out my sister Neri, Noah, the whole crew.
4:47They in there every day. He's supposed to come today. He was our guest. Nori missed his flight. You know what I mean? And we got to say that because when the ball's in the other court, he would have had Mr. Lee. He would have sent Mr. Lee to fly us back. He would have, Mr. Lee would have been calling uncontrollable. You know. My brother missed his flight. And we going to talk about that. I mean, Nori was supposed to be here today. He's both of our brothers, and he missed his flight. He was in his crib all week. You know, he's a special guy. And the thing that Nori don't know is that he tells me the same stories over and over and over again.
5:26You think I'm a big – I am a big talker. I talk a lot of shit. But when I get around Nori, I let him tell the stories, but he tell me the same story every time. Three stories. Every time. I keep – yo, yo, yo, check this out. You know, the time with Kanye. I'm like, I know the whole shit. I ain't going to fuck up his vibe. He telling this story. I'm like, at that time, such and such came in, Norrie. He's like, oh, you know, yeah, I know the story. But my brother, like I said, we the rookies of the year. You know, there's certain podcasters like Dream Champs. You know, I was the first guinea pig on Dream Champs.
6:08and boy if they let all that footage out like i knew walking out of there that i was gonna have beef with a bunch of rappers every i knew the first taping of drink champs i knew i had beef with everybody because they was asking the craziest shit in the world and um and so you know nori coming he coming he coming real soon a lot of beautiful guests hip-hop you you dropped the joint. Yeah, dropped a little something for you to enjoy with your potato salad and all that. It wasn't about nothing, just something for the fireworks. I ain't like no fireworks. That was for the kids, so I gave the grown-ups some fireworks.
6:54Shout out to Drake. He dropped something, too. New track, What Did I Miss? Went crazy. I love that track, bro. No doubt. what did I mean I almost reposted because he had like a little video you know I'm not gonna say it's serial right but I'm a liker you know some people lurk they go on Instagram and they you know that shit get you jammed up with your wife I see you under a lot of I see you like a lot of things I like shit I'm not gonna just be on Instagram and act like I don't like shit if I like it I like it see a lot of people take it you're official for that because a lot of people take that one little flick of the thumb could cause a world to fucking war seven all it is is liking shit you like something you hit the button nowadays I be careful you know so like with Drake he threw a little video with the new single I was almost ready to repost that shit on my story I said you know what man I don't really know who he dissing or nothing like that.
8:02Let me just like it and keep it moving. But I felt like the new track was really dope. I listened to it a couple of times. And, you know, he's one number one away from Michael Jackson's record. And I think the soul of Michael Jackson is fighting that shit. Because every time he put out one, you think it's going to take that joint and just back down. But, you know, that baby girl I mean, listen, man. If we're going to talk the truth, you know, everybody was like, they thought the retirement was in effect with Drake. And he came back. No, no, they thought that. They was out there acting like that.
8:46Who is Dave? Nobody thought he was retiring. He ain't fucking ready to retire. Listen to me. They was out there acting like it was over. He hits a very important Thing in his new single Where he said like yo I thought these people Was my guys They ain't got a taste of the rap industry Man they flip on you Emphatically You ever felt like they flipped on you They flip Rappers Rappers the game executives Everybody you can think of Store owners Yeah they fucking flip that's part of this that's the game we're in I didn't understand that like how guys you just dropped the album the world changed on them the world definitely changed on them because I didn't understand that shit you know what I'm saying but I was just like yo how all these guys was his mans they flip anyway he addresses that on a single right and so I know because my temperature was everybody was like yo Sova, man, had the run, this, this, and that.
9:54I never believed that. But then he came back with that, baby girl, let me see you twirl. I was like, oh, shit. You know, and he back on that shit. And then he dropped this new song. It's like he back on that shit shit. Know what I'm saying? So shout out to Drake, man, the sixth God. What else we got to talk about, man? Oh, shit. We got a lot of shit. We're going to talk about the Knicks, though, first. Oh, man. supposedly we hired Mike Brown. What you feel about that? I'm going to hear you out. What do you feel about that? I ain't even... Because you always put me... I'm not fucking Mitch Kupchak or none of them.
10:29How you want to hear me? My opinion is like yours. I don't know. But you got a great opinion. What you think about Mike Brown? I think he's qualified. Did coaches. You know what I mean? Let's read his accolades. Two-time coach of the year. 2009 with the Cleveland Cavaliers. 2023 with the Sacramento Kings. Four-time NBA champ as an assistant coach. That's important for us. 2003, 2017, 2018, 2022. We did it. We did it? No, I said we get the accolades. Yeah, now we get a few pieces. You know what I mean? We got some pieces. We got a couple nice pieces. We got Jordan Clarkson. We got Clarkson. That's 20 off the bench.
11:16He's a guy from France. I love this guy. The African-French guy. Yeah, we got him. No, this. We got him. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. I fucking love this guy. We journaled. No. I always wanted him on our team. We can't be up here calling him the African-French guy. Well, he dunked on LeBron in that championship game. He was holding down the whole French team. that guy right there he went to Philly he's tough I love it what's his name Gershon Gershon what's his last name Yabuselli he switched up the name Gershon you know what I'm saying but Gershon's my guy Yabuselli I fucking love Gershon now let's get into the real shit I'm sure Mike Brown's better than Tim's I'm gonna be honest with you I'm not sure.
12:14And I don't really like coaches that's kind of like cool with the players. Like, I don't, you know, you just shut me down saying coach of the year, two years. No, all I did was read his damn thing, man. I don't know Mike Brown. I thought they brought Mike Brown because he's like this with LeBron and it would be a play to bring LeBron over to the Knicks. So when we talk about LeBron, he opted out. He took a one-year contract. So if the Lakers ain't doing what they're doing. I heard Wes and them and Rich and them ain't the coolest. They don't really rock like that. So that ain't happening. Who cares?
12:56You know it. It got to be in their favor. They only make deals that they control. So that's not happening. All right, that's cool. What I'm saying is, so Mike Brown, man, Let's hope he's the best. You know, I would have never got rid of Thibs. I'm just keeping it a buck with you. I feel the same way. I thought we should have brought him back and did a whole campaign. We sorry. Come back, dude. Yeah, I think so. He should bring him back, though. He should have brought him back. I mean, but Mike Brown, you know, let's salute him. He's at the Knicks. He's a different place. We got to salute him. He's all we got right now.
13:36I think he's hiring some good assistants, though. They said he got some strong assistance, so hopefully we be all right. Listen, let me tell you something, man. Shout out to BLS. I was in the weekend, heavy in BLS, and I heard one of my mentors, Red Alert. Uncle Red, L.A. Poo Poo. L.A. Poo Poo started me, and to hear him on the radio, like somebody Google how old is Red Alert, right? He's been since the inception of hip-hop. And he's still rocking on the radio. Still current. Still incredible. Still a lot of fluidity. Shout out to BLS. A lot of fluidity. Shout out to his wife, too. A lot of moving and grooving.
14:18I usually see Uncle Red with his wife. We was on Rock the Bells together. 68. 68. 68. Rocking. And it won't let him go. I spoke to him last week, and I was like, yo, Red. He was like, yo, man, I want to just chill in Atlanta. I got a nice house. I want to mom. he said they keep forcing me to DJ like he's stuck like they will not get rid of Red and Burn he can't stop he can't stop man but I've been listening to Red so long that whenever he goes j-j-j-j-see ya like I already could finish this shit but shout out to BLS for keeping it a stack and anybody who can in the entertainment business that can keep your workers working cause you know they firing a lot of people, good people out there.
15:05So, uh, shout out to everybody who ain't been fired and every company that can keep your employees, cause this shit crazy. They taking away shit, man. No, I'm telling you. They taking away. They trying to take everything away from the people, man. What's up, y 'all? It's going down Friday, July 11th. Netflix and most valuable promotions are bringing the fight the whole world's been waiting for. It's the trilogy, the biggest fight of all fights. Continue, continue. You already know what it is. On the past fights, Katie Taylor is chasing ultimate glory. Amanda Serrano is fighting for redemption and revenge.
15:43This is more than a fight. It's the first ever women's boxing trilogy and the world is watching. Do not move your seat off of Netflix and go get popcorn or go get a soda because somebody is getting hit through the ropes. That's a fact. Live from the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York City is Taylor versus Serrano one last time. It's about to get personal. You don't want to miss this smoke, the stakes, the sky high, the rivalry. Legendary. Who will win? Serrano's going to win this one. This is about to go five. Netflix is going to have to sign the next fight too. Check it out. If you are not tapped into this fight, what are you even doing?
16:28Watch Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano Friday, July 11th at 8pm Eastern 5pm Pacific live only on Netflix. Yo, I was scrolling through the Sprite living track list the other day and immediately started arguing with myself. Arguing with yourself? I'm serious. It was wild because records like California Love, Still Not a Player, back then those aren't just songs. Nah, those are moments. memories, snapshots of where hip-hop was and where it's going. Exactly. And that's what Sprite gets. They spent over 40 years celebrating artists who really defined the culture. And now they flipping it, letting the fans be part of the conversation.
17:12Which is where it gets interesting, because the real debate is why. Like, why did that song matter? Why did that line hit? Why did it change hip-hop forever? I can't promise you we got the answers. But you're definitely going to have a good time figuring it out. Go check out Full Sprite Living Tracklist. And break down the stories behind your favorite bars. At livingtracklist.genius.com. This is the Sprite Living Tracklist. Obey your thirst.
17:45You've seen Unlikely Partners before. You haven't seen this. An FBI agent determined to deliver justice. a notorious mobster pulled into the investigation. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Mark Wahlberg star in By Any Means, based on a true story. Strider and Scarpa don't come from the same world, and neither man takes a back seat to the other. But as they chase leads and close in on the truth, their friction becomes the engine of the case. See how one of the strangest partnerships in American crime history came together. By Any Means is now playing in theaters. Get tickets now. This episode is supported by FX's The Drop, a snowfall saga.
18:28Wanda and Leon are back, but this time they're chasing a different kind of legacy. As West Coast rap begins to take over 90s Los Angeles, Wanda is betting on a new generation of artists. But in a city where every opportunity comes with a price, they'll have to decide what they're willing to risk to leave their mark. FX's The Drop premieres September 8th on FX and Hulu. They don't realize smart people use smartphones, huh? Seeing through BS they thought was gonna slide. Download TexNow because it cuts out clownery. You can literally activate it from your couch. Nationwide 5G with the same towers the other companies use.
19:07Pay what you want or not at all. You're in control. Show these ridiculous carriers we ain't paying for stupid. Because we're way too smart to pay dumb. Free app-based talk and text via the TexNow app requires Wi-Fi or data connection. Data plans sold separately. 5G where available
19:25Dudes be wild until they get a GoFundMe You know what I'm saying? I don't like GoFundMe You don't like GoFundMe? I'll come back and kill my family If I die If I can put up a GoFundMe But Jada man you know I got you regardless But let me tell you something You ain't never getting a GoFundMe But they GoFundMe I mean if it's for causes If you trying to get an organ or something. You know what I mean? When it's needed, I'm all for it. But when, not regular, people that you know got bred, as soon as something happened, I saw a friend of mine, he had to go from me. I had to call him up. I see your bro.
20:05I'm one phone call away, man. You looking crazy out here with the go from me. Nah, this, that. Yo, how much you need, man? Because we can't do that shit. I guess you mean like if you got a real family structure and y 'all got a couple of dollars. Don't let your family be on the GoFundMe. Then you put up a GoFundMe. That's like something happened, Lord forbid, one of us. Then we got a GoFundMe. That's a crock. Somebody's stealing. I'm not having a GoFundMe. Somebody's stealing. Yeah, but somebody always stealing. You don't even got to have nothing to do with it. It's just somebody that knows it.
20:38Let's just say it's ugly. It's an ugly stand. You know I paid for like 100 funerals in the whole Bronx. I paid a little bit under that. A lot of funerals, huh? A lot of funerals. anybody's mother die anybody this my my my accountant she'd be like yo joe you need to just start a funeral oh no no yeah but a funeral no no she dead ass like yo you got to start like a funeral uh charity or something because yo you pay for so much funerals but you know it's a bit of survivor's guilt you know i'm saying so you grew up in the hood you remember when uh your The homie you grew up with, mother used to give you chicken wings and you were starving.
21:20Belly was aching. They had no clue you was kissing Joe. Right? And then she'd come and die. Some of the funerals we pay for, Warren. Some niggas went to hell. Yeah. Yo. Some niggas went to hell. How you going to pay for a funeral for a nigga that went to hell? They ain't right, though, too. A lot of them went to hell. Let me tell you something. Somebody also told me, yo. Some niggas went to hell, Wood. Somebody told me, yo, everybody want to go to heaven, but the real party downstairs. No, I'm telling you. I hope I didn't pay for nobody that went to hell. I hope not either. We pray for them. Every time the priest come, he come like, yo, you found God minutes before.
21:59Well, you know some niggas is down there partying.
22:05I'm just telling you, nobody, everybody want to go to heaven, but there's a hell of a party going on down there. They got methamphetamine all type of shit going on. Pink cocaine. It's crowded down there. It's crowded down there. It's crowded down there. That shit crowded down there, man. This week in hip-hop history, all up. July 5th. Shout out to the Abbott. The RZA celebrated his 56th birthday. The RZA. You know what I mean? Big shout out to The RZA, one of my favorite producers. July 7th, 1994, Warren G released his debut album, Regulate G-Funk Era. Save Def Jam Records. Save that one record.
22:47That one album. Regulators. Save Def Jam Records. This is a fact. Google it. Figure it out. That boy saved Def Jam Records. Also, happy birthday to 50 Turn 50. Damn. You know what I mean? Big shout out. Welcome to the 50 Club, my man. 50 Turn 50. Yo, you know what's crazy? is, you know, the man been supporting this show, man, reposting clips and all that of the show. You know what I'm saying? That's a big deal. You know, I got friends in Dubai. They look at 50 Cent like he's the news. No, I swear to God. Like, they don't watch CNN and Fox. They looking at 50 Cent like he the news of America. They're like, yo, 50 Cent, this, this, this.
23:32I'm like, yo, this shit crazy. So, you know, the man repost us all the time. you know we both have history with 50 cent got history and we turned it around turned the negative into the positive and I wish him 50 more years the man super cocked diesel right now like he's he's going for this some superhero shit so he said he's working out three times a day so nah he's like he's gonna get like stupid diesel like not just diesel Or a new Marvel partner. Probably steroid up, all type of shit going on out there, man. Now, I'm telling you the truth. This nigga is, he lived in the gym. I never said that nigga, bigger nigga up.
24:18No. Did throw him off the plane. No, I'm not saying, I'm not throwing him off the plane. I know he want to look like the nigga made out of stone. Who's the Marvel guy made out of stone? Because 50 already like this. He's like, yo, I got to get like this. So I'm like, shit. And he's like, yo, I'm working out three times a day, this, this, that. Remember when he got sick? The movie he got sick? When he was this skinny? Yeah. So he take that acting shit serious. That's crazy. Yo, 50 Cent, we love you, man. Salute the God and Tony Yayo, Uncle Murda. You know, I start some controversy. I always say, you know, Tony Yayo, the most lawyer in the world.
25:03I'd be like, yo, I trade Rich Blair for Tony Yayo. That's big. out there in the streets. Yeah, yo, definitely. You know Rich Player, my right-hand man, but I be like, yo, I'll trade Rich Player for Yayo because Yayo, he jump in front of the gun. 50-run! Like, yo, he ready to take a bullet. That's the type of loyalty I need on my team. That's a fact. Shout out Rich Player to God. They both the Haitian mafia, you know what I'm saying? New Raekwon album dropping July 18th. You know what I mean? Listen. let me tell you something it's his first solo album since 2017 let's just talk about this factory that Nas got that they dropping seven albums could the voice of God can you tell me who's coming out on these albums I think they got a Daylight they got a Big L they got Havoc they got a Nas in Primo they got a Ghostface album they got a Raekwon album a Slick Rick album that dropped in daylight.
26:05Oh, so that was the slick. That's me. They put it out. Yeah, all of that came from Master Pit. Yo. Fire. Let me tell you something. That Raekwon shit gonna be fire. I think Ghost got one, right? Ghost got one coming out. I'm on that. Shout out to Tony Stocks. You're on that Ghost face. Yeah. Damn, you gave him a verse on Jada. My brother, man. Yo, Jada, I know that, but you know, you are like, they gotta catch you at the right time. Like, that's how you do it. Catch me in the studio. It's hard My producer lives somewhere In fucking the Poconos I got a line I mean my engineer So I got it It's a process with Getting him prepped up Shout out to my brother Austin is from the heat maker He always While I'm in New York He let me use His studio You know Shout out to Austin I need you to come check me out Austin No, Austin has got some shit Always But let me tell you something Man, let's talk about The super group Here I go with, I know it's internet It's internet not confirmed You know Jada like to say Any backlash from this Over here Bro I got Twitter, I got I got Facebook You also have all of their phone numbers Yo they ain't hit me back either I hit K-Rest though I'm not even gonna lie to you, I hit him up Chris ain't hit me back I just did something for Kane too Shout out to Kane.
27:30He was at my 50th, and we got some new shit coming out, too. I might need a verse for Jadon. You know what I mean? You know you can get verses. Every time I come to Jadon, I got to chase this guy down. Like, seriously. You sound like Khaled. That's just a mantra. I don't want to make it seem like it's a certain level of how quick I can get you your verse back I take long with everybody Yeah but what about the white boy from Boston It's not like you work with him all the time The white boy from Boston He extorts me, my artist, Millie's He's your artist But he still extorts me Him and Nino man they figured this way They know how to do it They really like silently They lower me Let me take you to eat Let me buy you a rollie They get me in there They hit the shit on then it's like Bronxdale.
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28:29Now you can't leave. When I finish, I'm like, you motherfuckers, you fucking distorted. You can buy me a Rolex anytime. Just pull up on Joe Crack if you want that wonder voice, that superstar voice. You know your man, French Montana, that nigga Delusion, you know, man. French Montana, you know, we did all the way up with French Montana. That boy, he be talking about, yo, it was that golden voice. You know, that voice, I was like, yo, French. He just take too much credit for it, right? He's like, yo, that voice, on that shit. I'm like, it was the voice. Yo, friends, thank you for making us hot.
29:03You know what I'm saying? That guy, Delusional Records. There's a lot of niggas out here signing to Delusional Records. No, I'm being honest with you. There's a lot of artists signing to Delusional Records. So I'm going to be Delusional and say that on the gram, I saw a super group, Rakim, Coogee Rap, Big Daddy Kane, and KRS-One, a BDP production. Holy shit, if that happens. I'm out of it. All the backlash go to crack, but if that happens, whoo-hoo, I'm looking forward to, I think Nas should sign that group ASAP if it doesn't exist. If it ain't real, I need Nas. ain't talking good shit because I think that group goes perfectly perfect with the mass appeal with whatever he's doing right there imagine he put out an album with them and yo let me tell you something guys I'm known for picking beats please have me in the studio I'm ready to help for free in any way I can were you about to A &R that joint?
30:13I would I would I mean they gotta oh shit the guard but y 'all fresh Yo, yo, yo, yo. What's the way? Yo, yo, yo. I'm sorry, you know, I just got my new janitor job in the building. Who hired you? Des Hov? Yeah, they got me in the building, you know what I'm saying? You the duster? They told me to stay off the street, so I'm the janitor now. Don't steal shit in the building. Oh, fresh out. Don't steal. Kids get creative behind the time. Yeah. What's your hours? What they got you doing around it? I just started this morning. You started this morning. Oh, my God. This ain't going to last long. How long you work?
30:56They say 9 to 5, but I want the over hours. I want to be in the building when it's closed, if you get without me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fresh out. Yeah, yeah. He going nowhere fast. I want to be in the building when it's closed. Nah. You want to clean them out? Yeah. I mean. It's live? Nah, it's live, but don't worry about it, though. They understand. Yeah. Fresh out. Fresh out like they are. I don't know. Brother man of the show. Yeah. He like, we can't get rid of him. The doorbell ring, he just pop up out of nowhere. Y 'all work here. Hopefully you don't steal the mics and shit. Nah, nah, nah. This is cool.
31:31Keep it clean. As long as you keep it clean in here, you know what I mean? It's official. We can find a budget for you. I can get a couple of those, like a little commissary pack or the Kiss Cafe. I can flip those. I'm going to get some tied up in the durag and fishing teeth. Facts. It's lit. Definitely. I'm here. Like, what's up? What we talking about? Nah, it's the God Crack Kim. You know what I'm saying? I know my name was ringing bells up in the Kiyosaki and shit like that. You know what I'm saying? The God Rock Kim, great guy I lot. You know what I'm saying? It's been a while. I ain't see you since the March of Dimes.
32:05You know what I'm saying? I don't know what you just said. I have no idea what I'm talking about. He pulling the hoodie. March of Dimes. The God Crack Kim. So what you do for the 4th of July? How was your fault for you? I was chilling, you know what I'm saying? Luckily, I was home. Never home. Just visiting. I was on the block. They was out there with the M80s, you know what I'm saying? Hitting the pay phones. Remember when we hit the pay phones? Yeah. Chains and all that. Yeah, we had a couple of pay phones. Ash cans, M80s, blockbusters, you know what I'm saying? What's the longest you been out of jail?
32:39Because, you know, I know guys like you, they'll come out for like 10 days. We'll celebrate them. Next thing you know, they got another two to four. I only do short stays. Short stays. Short stays home. Yeah, short stays. I'm in and out of there. I like the petty crimes. Hop the train, swiping MetroCard. I don't really do biz like that. Oh, so you in and out of there. Yeah, like one or two days. You just go there. Yeah, check your man's job. That's kind of fly. Yeah, in and out. I think everybody need a little jail in their life. This is a fact. Right. No, I'm telling you. No, I'm telling you.
33:12You. You, my man. Howard University. You need some jail. You know, I'm a two-time convicted fellow, so. Oh, so you been in jail? Yo, listen. Jail. You did what? He's a two-time convicted felon. Yo, we got to work on that shit reform out here. Yo, you in the reform building. In West Virginia. Oh, man, that was hard. Nah, I stayed. West V, oh, man. West Virginia's home of racism. Don't get that shit. You drive through there, they got the crosses on the fucking lawn. He's a two-time convicted fan. I didn't know. I thought he was Howard University alumni. I thought he was Clark University. I like that.
33:56I'm only bookers. I keep it short-stated. Sent you bookers. Sent you bookers. You ain't trying to do no bids. Baloney sandwich, rice krispies, sleep on the sneaker, get out the next day. Let the CEO scream on you a couple of times, yo. Yo, sent you booker name right. Sleep on the sneaker. Yo, Central Booking ain't right without the cops screaming on you. Right. Yo, I lose your paperwork. I throw the shit in the bottom of this. They be playing that shit up there. You got to have patience. Central Booking will teach you some patience. Right. Because them motherfuckers, they like, I think it's a scared straight program.
34:31I think when you, you hit them, it's like your Commodore, you back, baby. Free meal, room, and board. That's it. In and out. It's life. That's smart. It's life. How do you gauge When it's time to go back You know when you ready to go in Oh you gotta know like Christmas I'm getting locked up cause I don't wanna buy nobody gifts You know what I'm saying I know when to get in and out of there Alright Summertime stay home a little Valentine's Quickie Weekends Anytime somebody Need some shit Man so you used to the bologna sandwich A little black coffee from the McDonald's But I got a couple people working for me.
35:13Like the COs, I'm good. I get McDonald's and all that. I get Chinese. I get what I want. And you know, the first time I got locked up, I was in the 52nd precinct up there and they had a little radio and they played. It was Red Alert was DJing. We just bigged him up. Shout out to Let Pupu. And he played Special Ed. I got it made. And I watched everybody in the cells just staring at each other like, Like, yo, this shit is... What's some of the records you heard for the first time when you was up north that you was like, yo, what the fuck? I need to get home. I never been up north. I've been like in a book, but when I'm in a van at the back of the paddy wagon, back of the paddy wagon, I used to listen to a lot of Kwame.
35:56Kwame. Yeah. Polka dot. Polka dot dude with the high top. That's actually official. Yeah. Kwame was official. Yeah, everybody's wearing polka dots. You was listening to Kwame. Don't lie. I know Biggie. That's one guy who caught a fucking stray missile. He caught a nuke. Biggie hit him with that Kourmet in the fucking polka dots, and that was just like, he nuked him. But it was unfair. Before BI did that to him, he had missiles, though. He had big shits. Kourmet was on fire video music box. What you talking about? Hell yeah. I fuck with Kourmet. Now he's a mean producer. Yeah. He got, he turned into a producer.
36:38He got fired. He make beats. He was an unset. So you was fucking with Kwame. Kwame. Yeah. Yeah. I heard, I got it made for the first time. I couldn't even believe that shit. What I was hearing, it was like boom, pin it. Boom, boom. What's some, what record you heard for the first time that just like blew your mind? One of the songs that you know where you was at when you heard it. This guy always got to think about it. I got to think. I got to love it. Y 'all got a tough time with this. I'm going to tell you one of my favorite shits that I heard for the first time before the whole world heard it was One More Chance remix.
37:14Well, you heard it before the world. Yeah. I'm talking about. No, but for me, that song makes me feel happy whenever I am. No matter what. I could have just told me they leaned on my accounts. And then that come on. Before I start crying, I'm going to start dancing and be happy for me. Yeah. I was there when Big made Hypnotize. You ever seen him break dance? Who? Kiss. Yeah, I've seen him. Spinning all that. I think I can do it. Spinning all that. I might need you to go. I might have a couple battles. You might have to come hold me down. You get down with it too? I ain't see you. Cardboard and all that.
37:59Handstand. That's what I do, Joe. It's me. You remember that day you saw me getting the bacon, egg, and cheese at YO? Yo, dog, this was mad random. He was at the Crestwood station down the street from the gym. I thought you was gone. I thought I was seeing things, though. I'm on my way to the gym. You know, it's early morning. Sometimes you're a little delirious. Like, yo, I was fucking Mr. Common. I had to stop, rock. Yo, come in. Yo, Kiss, what's me? What are you doing here? You're about to rob this? You about to fucking rob me. Did you hit a house or something? I was chilling. I was going to hit a house.
38:38Did your home invade? I was definitely going to. I was working with some movers. It's a moving company out there, and I was going to hit a house with them. We was going to clean it up, you know what I'm saying, help them pack their stuff and get it out the house. That's what we was going to do initially. Yo, I was scrolling through the Sprite living track list the other day and immediately started arguing with myself. Arguing with yourself? I'm serious. It was wild because records like California Love, Still Not a Player, back then, those aren't just songs. Nah, those are moments, memories, snapshots of where hip-hop was and where it's going.
39:15Exactly, and that's what Sprite gets. They spent over 40 years celebrating artists who really defined the culture. And now they flipping it, letting the fans be part of the conversation. Which is where it gets interesting, because the real debate is why. Like, why did that song matter? Why did that line hit? Why did it change hip-hop forever? I can't promise you we got the answers. But you're definitely gonna have a good time figuring it out. Go check out Full Sprite Living Trackless. And break down the stories behind your favorite bars. At livingtrackless.genius.com. This is the Sprite Living Trackless.
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41:45Balanga. How you doing, baby? Yo, Balanga, Balanga. I'm talking kiss. He got something to do, but I'm talking the men to walking us. Yeah. Yeah. Me and yo, kiss, man. I need you for that walkout, man. You got me. Let's get the time. What time exactly he need to know? At least be there. What time for the artist? Joe, Fat Joe. And be there by what? By like 8 o 'clock, right? Should we get to the fight? Yeah, for the fight. No, no, no, no. He need to know when you walking in. We need that time. I'm walking in. I'm walking in Like at Probably like at 9 9.30 Let's see We need the right time So that Jada can know I'm in here working Yeah And if we can't let this guy In the back room Because he's still your shit Nah he good with me He good That's the fam That's family That's fam This fight coming up They said the guy You know I ain't like You know I seen a couple reviews What they saying out there You know you got a Nose to the brain this guy What's You know, I've seen some boxers talking that shit like, yo, I don't think Belonga's gonna.
42:49I don't understand because with me, I think you're knocking everybody out. So when they talk like that, how does that make you? Do you get upset and shit like that? Of course, I'm gonna put that nigga in a fucking casket.
43:05Send that nigga back to motherfucking London. Yo, listen, we got love for London and all that. We global international stars. But I was just telling them behind the scenes, I said, yo, whenever you fight, I just anticipate a knockout. So when they start talking funny, like, yo, this guy's nice, this, that, I don't understand that. They need to do that, though. You know what I'm saying? Imagine I'm saying that this dude's a bummer and I'm not going to knock him out. They got to build a controversy like that. You know what I'm saying? You know, that's a very Jada Kiss answer right there. I'm going to make it look easy.
43:38You know, it's easy work. That dude's not on my level, man. I've been boxing for 22 years, man. You know what I'm saying? So this dude's easy work, man. I'm going to put that motherfucker in the coffin. We got a big weekend. We got Serrano the day before, then you. This is like boxing luxury up in New York City. This shit is about to be. I'm going to her shit. I think I'm wearing a papi shampoo, a little silk shit. You know, it might, you know, the ladies might go to that fight. Yo, papi, que pasa? Oh, yeah. Te quiero, papi. All right, let me go. We filming. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Yo, listen. And that boy right there, he punishing him.
44:16And I seen the critics, they trying to go left on him. Like, yo, if Belonga don't knock him out, he ain't got nothing else. I'm going to put some money up. Oh, no, you got to. Because he going to punish that guy. The thing is, the guy with the biggest bag is the Turk. Homeboy for a second. Yo, you go to Saudi Arabia, they'll stone you to death. Yo. Yo, they'll stone you to death. This motherfucker right here. Yo, you can't steal and stone you to death. I was in Dubai. I was in Dubai. How did you get back home? I was on the camels with Thames. I was in Dubai. So you made it through Dubai with no trouble.
44:51You didn't steal nothing. Nah, I couldn't. You just kept it a hundred. They got too much money in Dubai. You can't even steal out there. They just give you that shit. Yeah. Yo, so the Turk got all the money in the world. And Balanga's about to fight his favorite boxer. You know what I'm saying? This Muslim dude out of UK who's really good. But, you know, Balanga, you know, he fighting from a different perspective. I know, you know, his DNA different. So I know he going to want to knock him out of New York City and do his thing. But I didn't like the critics. You know what I'm saying? What you got to say, man?
45:25Is it going to be a tough fight for him or is it? I'm putting my money up for KISS. You're going Belonga too? I'm taking his home. Belonga hungry. Belonga know where it is to be there now. See, Belonga's battle tested. He's battle tested. Okay. So Belonga's battle tested. Shout out to Canelo. He showed he went them 12 rounds with him. But he going to put this guy, he going to knock him out. What was you doing in the Drake-Kendrick Lamar battle? Like, what was the jail saying about that shit? It was going crazy. It was a lot of KD fans. It's a lot of KD. Yeah, everybody was fucking with Kendrick.
46:01Not too many Drake fans. But he came back with that baby girl. He did it. He did it. He surprised everybody. I would have told, well, nah, nah. I had a box of Newports on KD. That's a fact. Tops or Newports? Tops, Newports. I had the cartons. I had the cartons. Oh, you got cartons? Yeah, I ain't had no tops. You doing shit? You tell me, because you know I like drinking a lot of Diet Pepsi. Right. He said that's like dudes smoking Newports. He said I got a portable hookah with me drinking these. He was making fun. He's saying I look old. I like to see that. Tell you something. You see, your socks is right They've been killing me because of my Yo, I'm straight chrome heart Fly shit every day But they killing me on my socks Is that old school?
46:49I gotta get them up You gotta get the party socks Get the socks with the colors and all that First of all, I got funny Get the party socks back out Two socks with the colors First of all, let me say a fact So I can help you guys I got funny legs I don't want to really tell you the story because y 'all going to call me the Cap King. You want to go? No, no, no. If I tell this. We out there. We out there with Oprah and Gayle. Bro, the car pulled up. We're going to break records of all. The car pulled up in the summer. They start shooting out the car at us. I jump over the gate. No. Twisted my shit up.
47:26No. So when I was a teenager and I never went to fix it, they were like, yo, we got to put braces on. You know, I never went to fix my shit. You jumped off a building? No, I was in the benches in front of the projects and I landed wrong. They did. They started shooting up the whole front of the building. I don't know if it was for me or for where it was. A lot of troublemakers out there. Boom. I jumped over the gate in the benches and land wrong. Fuck my shit up. But I was scared to go to the doctor. At that time, I was still on welfare and all that shit. I was like, yo, B, I'm not going to the doctor.
48:00So my shit. Yo, listen, guys, he's a very rich leg. I just want you to know and they work these are rich legs a lot of you bums you out there talking about my legs your shit ain't like mine like I'm you ain't see the fucking the windows of the world with these fucking legs these guys your fucking legs been to the Red Sea and course suntans they pyramids in Egypt and shit I just royal shits No, I'm telling you No, I'm telling you No, they want to Nah Nah, they want to go hard on my My sits, yeah, they slightly You know what I'm saying? Them sits are slightly I'm telling you the truth And I'm past the age of squabbling I have security shoot you in your face That's it I'm keeping it a buck right now I'm just glad we wasn't friends as a kid I'm keeping it real You got a lot of trouble Huh?
48:57You got in a lot of trouble. Oh, I was in a lot of trouble. A lot of trouble. Now I'm cool, smoothest. You know, I tell you, I've been home. I've been home. Yeah, chilling. It's hard for you, right? Yeah, this shit like solitary confinement. Never known. You know, this is a big, you know, but, you know, I stay home. Keeps me out of trouble, right? I don't bump into no knuckleheads. I don't get in no trouble. I'm home. I actually created a nice home. Like, my shit is nice. So God is great. I think about the projects every day. I think about one thing I ain't in tuned with is being grateful and feeling blessed.
49:37Like, you know, I sit in a pool, you know, even back as COVID, I had this little shit called a kakuzzi. It wasn't a jacuzzi. It was a kakuzzi. I was in Miami. I had a little rubber, you know, the rubber jacuzzis. You ever seen them shits? That's where I was at all of COVID In the fucking little jacuzzi I was scared to go in the big pool So I was in the little jacuzzi Now I get in my pool The shit a mile long Jacuzzi I'm like yo God I'm in the pump I'm in the pump with the can on the block The pump is soap I'm still in the pump I'm still in the pump Listen for those Listen listen For those of you who don't understand The New York thing is We really ain't got pools So when it's hot We open the pump The pump is soap that's what we say huh man when you come to my house to pull we be like yo the pump is open we call everybody you know Angie Martinez our chef up north she does the steaks everything right you know what I'm saying and so everybody pitches in we had a we have a fantastic time the pump is open the pump is open anybody got the time no it's time for you to go that's what I'm saying my lunch break is over you gotta go clean holes windows.
50:53You got a vacuum OG once. Yo, let me tell you something. God bless you and your future endeavors. Don't get fired. No, no. Today, immediately. You missed a spot by the J. Yo, when I say the top one, yo, when I say you say yo, they ain't ask me about they should hire Mr. Nobody asked us. I hope this ain't because he's going to act like he's down with us. So I hope we don't reflect. He's definitely stealing shit in here. Like that's that's on whoever hired him. They got to take that up with the higher ups. They know I mean, once a few shits keep missing from a few of these offices, they're they're nowhere to figure it out.
51:41They didn't come with his quick with his jail uniform and everything, especially if they give him the overnight and he able to bring his own duffel bag and all that. I want to say rest in peace, Young Noble from the Outlaws. Definitely rest in peace to my man, Young Noble. Man, that was terrible news. Mutab Bell and all these guys, you know, a big, big part. You know, I've been leaning towards Pac a lot lately. You know, a lot of the music, a lot of the messages, a lot of everything he was talking about really aged well. And it's relevant today. when you say you got money for wars but can't feed the poor.
52:21There's just so many bars. You know, black was the thing, the beat. It's like the man. I'm sorry. His shit too relevant. No, no, no, no. I'm just saying. His shit too relevant today. His message and his music is too relevant today. And the boy stood by his side. The outlaws. Young Noble, we're going to miss you, man. Rest in peace. and to all the outlaws and everybody. Prayers and condolences to all of the outlaws, man. And his family. His daughter. Who, Young Noble? Yeah. You had a daughter? I had a daughter, yeah. I thought you said Tupac. Tupac had any kids? I don't think so, right? If anybody in the world knows if Pac had kids, it'd be you.
53:06Why would it be me? You know. Yo, what are you trying? You know shit that I don't know. Yo, this thing is crazy. Yo, it's God. Yo, you're all the way crazy with it. Yo, listen, I do not know. I never even heard nobody say it. I never even heard Pac mentioned with kids. Lever. Lever, I'm asking you, you know. I'm thinking, you know, you know what's crazy is sometimes, you know, you got people next to you. One of the scariest things in the world is when you got people next to you that you love or you show love to not realize until you're not cool no more that you didn't even know this person. You see the way they move and all that.
53:54Just shit nasty. Shit nasty work out here, man. That's one of the scariest things. And so I was just thinking about that because, you know, the worst thing to be worried to look out for is a disgruntled employee. They go... There's a reason why they shoot up the post office and shit like that. They just crazy. And so, you know, it's always hard firing somebody. You know what I'm saying? We got to fire somebody and man, I thought I knew this person. Listen to this. Joey Chestnut. You ever heard of him? The cereal glizzy eater for real. You think he can compete with him? No way. He knocked off 70 and a half.
54:39He knocked off 70 and a half glizzies, man. Listen. I think he's amazing. Listen, when I tell you I know DJ Khaled and he can eat, but he was sitting next to Joey Chestnut last week and he was looking at him like this. I said, oh, no, this guy's a vacuum cleaner. He's a human vacuum cleaner. Joey Chestnut. Oh, shit. I'm not going to lie. Just now we at the cookout. 70 and a half glizzies. is crazy. I stand by my product. Yesterday, yesterday we had a Rondé. No, no, no, but I'm telling you a Rondé made shrimp, he made steak, he made everything. What did I have? You still requested glizzies? I had two glizzies.
55:22I had to. I mean, I could have ate anything in the world. Kiss, you cut the line. You skipped the line for two glizzies. I'm not. I'm going down. You know how the captain of the ship The captain of the ship is the last one to go I'm going down with the glizz Yo I'm sitting there I'm like yo What's up with the glizz Cause they're bringing out all kind of steaks He's bringing out all kind of steaks All kind of burgers Shrinker box Trying to feed you well You wanted the glizzies anyway You don't matter what type of I even told him too I said y 'all stand by my product I ain't just lying just to go viral.
56:07I'm telling you the truth. I'm waiting here. I need the glitz. I need the glitz. With the real mustard. Don't come with honey mustard. You need the spicy joint. I need the spicy. You know what I'm saying? What about Johnson's fried chicken? You ever ate Johnson's fried chicken at 163rd and Tinton Avenue by Forest Projects? They got the motherfucking mustard sauce from down south on that fried chicken. It look like S &S eat there every day. You ever notice DJ S &S? DJ S &S got a mustard stain every day. Every day. Wherever EDJ, they'll take a picture of them and be like, yo, Joe, this is your badge.
56:44Yo. Nah, yo, Jada. Listen, if not my favorite DJ on the planet Earth, definitely top five, top three. S &S, one of my favorite DJs on Earth. How did he sound like that? It's a luxury to hear him. But why does he always have the mustard stain? Anytime. I was in London about to go on stage. Somebody snuck me a picture. They were like, boop, boop. It was like, look at your mans. He was DJing with the mustard. Is it that same mustard you talking about for 160? Fucking no. I just mustard came up. Shout out to Johnson's Fried Chicken Official forever. But they got that down south mustard sauce. but your man I think like you know how we spray cologne the man's SNS just spray mustard on the shit every day you can't get away from the shit why it's not ketchup why the shit always mustard that's all I'm saying does he put mustard on the fries
57:49shout out to Ash man I never really I never called it now you lying you lying I must catch it when When he first came out. You ain't paying attention. You ain't paying attention. You always bump into him after he come from Johnson's Junk. Legendary mustard stainer, S &S. Like nobody even, nobody got the title more than him. And it's always mustard. How about if you don't even like mustard? No, it's ketchup, it's mayonnaise, it's all type of shit. Why it's always mustard? I haven't figured this shit out yet. He got to be a cereal glissier eater. That's what you came up with? No, he must be, right?
58:29Your ass You know I love you I worship you ass You're the best Nobody's better I never witnessed it Nobody's better than S and Ness No we ain't talking about his DJ skills We talking about his shirt I never I seen his shirt When I see his shirts They good I'm gonna slide you some pics then Cause I swear to god Every Every DJ They might be a little jealous of him Are you bumping it to him No no no is why he's DJing. He just did my birthday party every year with a mustard stern on his hip. Every fucking year. Ain't nothing but lobster, filet beyond, all type of shit. This man got mustard on his shit.
59:11I'm like, yo ass, what's up, bro? Like, how did it happen this time? Yo, yo, he'll tell you. Don't call him. Don't call him. Don't call him? All right. He'll say, yo, it's not my fault, Joe. I don't know. I called him from the UK. I sent him the picture. He said, I know who sent you that. I was like, yo, I'm in London. I'm like, yo, I got a new song out with Will Trax. I said, that's cool and all, but why the mustard again? As I really need to know S and S, one of the greatest. If you don't know about DJ S and S book them. If you want the best party you ever had in your life, DJ S and S is one of them.
59:51Shout out to Ted smooth. Of course, kick a pre, you know, these are I guess my age group you know the best you know I ask the kids like who's their favorite young rappers they don't even know who's their young favorite rappers I got I promise you your son don't know who's his young favorite rapper and I'm not shitting on them I fuck with the U but I'm in the pool with Nori's kids and I'm like yo who's your favorite rapper you wouldn't understand you wouldn't understand I'm trying to understand that's why I'm asking you you ever heard of and I'm getting the name wrong on purpose you ever heard of demonic such as some shit I'm like who the naughty underground so I'm saying so what's the beat like you think y 'all should put me on to whatever the beat is maybe I can rhyme over they're like y 'all you can't rhyme over this I'm saying so what's the beat like is it soul is it they like it's like noise I said what They're like it's like bombs and whistles It's not really a beat I'm like what and they say yo yo You ever heard of Trippie Red I said of course I heard of Trippie he's worse than Trippie Red He's He's worse than Trippie Red but guess what He's the shit unk He's the shit and I'm like Yo cause somebody Cause somebody Try to make sense of the shit they saying to me They're like no it's not a real beat It's bombs it's whistles it's this it's that Yo, you ever heard of Trippie Red?
1:01:22Yo, this guy is worse But he's the shit He's the shit, unk I'm like, yo, he's lyrical? He's what? They be like, nah, this guy's the shit I'm like, yo, I mean, they confused too They don't know who the man is It's too many They coming out with 30 new artists a day Do you hear him? Does your son play that? My son He got pretty good ears He listened to some of that crazy shit, but for the most part, he listened to shit with some substance. You know, when we came out. Well, you got to turn that shit down in my house. Yeah? When we came out, let me explain something to you. When we came out, I'm sure the Golden Age, LL, Fat Boys, Melly Mel, all those guys, Shulton Pepper, they probably heard our shit like noise.
1:02:15when they heard Wu-Tang step into the 36 chambers, they probably was like, yo, what the fuck is this they listening to? But out of that era you get Nas, you get everybody else from that era, but I love the youth. I always say I'd rather them rap than be sticking up dude's mother, but when I'm stopped at Southern Boulevard in the Bronx, you know by Bronx Chester, and I'm about to make a left, and two girls pull up with the drill shit next week. I'm like, yo, I'm really confused. I'm at that light. That shit sounds crazy to me. I haven't been able to figure that out. That really lets me know my age.
1:03:03I'm never going to be able to figure that out. I think it happened in every genre, right? But will someone emerge from that? Something will stick. I think Pot Smoke, rest in peace, was the one from that. That was going to stick. He's going to have a long career, yeah. He made a classic album, a great album with that shit. But I don't know. Do we know anybody else that would stick around? I don't know. First of all, I don't know what umbrella. I don't know even who to put in there under the class you're making. I don't know what curriculum is required to put who under that. But I'm just trying to say.
1:03:48Any of the new audience. Maybe we don't know greatness because everybody who was before us thought that our shit was noise. And thought that we was whack or something was wrong like that. So now they come with the drill rap. What do you got, Cash Cobain? Y 'all, check this out. This crack. This thing is crazy Yo, I was scrolling through the Sprite living track list the other day And immediately started arguing with myself Arguing with yourself? I'm serious, it was wild because records like California Love, Still Not a Player Back then, those aren't just songs Nah, those are moments, memories, snapshots of where hip-hop was and where it's going Exactly, and that's what Sprite gets They spent over 40 years celebrating artists who really defined the culture.
1:04:42And now they flipping it, letting the fans be part of the conversation. Which is where it gets interesting, because the real debate is why. Like, why did that song matter? Why did that line hit? Why did it change hip-hop forever? I can't promise you we got the answers. But you're definitely going to have a good time figuring it out. Go check out Full Sprite Living Tracklist. And break down the stories behind your favorite bars at livingtracklist.genius.com. This is the Sprite Living Tracklist. Obey your thirst.
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1:07:00We got more shit to do. Yo, listen. We got a preview to Taylor and Serrano 3. My business partner is a certain face he make when he done with that shit. He like, yo. This guy asks me questions that take me a trip to the library to answer. I don't know some of this shit you ask me. There you go. We got to stay locked in, though. I'm locked in. to permit it. Listen to rookies of the year thus far. And I know you all scared out there. Anybody in the podcast where you're terrified about what's going on. We number one with a bullet. You know what I'm saying? We like to thank the subscribers, right?
1:07:43Correct. We like to thank everybody, but not yet because we ain't finished. Okay. Yes, sir. Check it out. Preview of Taylor and Serrano three. Shout out to Netflix Because the tickets is going to be high If you can't afford to be in the building You should check it out On Netflix Enjoy it in your crib Or wherever you got Netflix With the comfort of your loved ones I'm going to the fight and I'm coming home To see if I seen what I seen You see what I'm saying Going to the fight then come home and watch it on Netflix This is fireworks This is guaranteed these girls are going to go so crazy And so I'm going to the fight and I'm going to go watch it on Netflix because you ever been to a fight and you see it, it ain't like you see it live, you miss everything, but you got to really see it on the screen with the commentators and all that.
1:08:36It's always different. It's not the same experience. It's a beautiful thing to be there, but you want to hear Harold Letterman's, you want to hear all of that shit after every round and all that. It's like you need to watch it on Netflix. So check it out. Check it out. The match is 10 two-minute rounds. You know what I mean? Serrano was not happy about that. She wanted three-minute rounds. Check it out. First of all, she said we shook on Serrano said of the fight being three-minute rounds, she didn't agree when we went to sign the contract. So that's going to make it more smoke. Now check out Taylor, what she said.
1:09:14I think as a matter of principle that the challenges shouldn't be dictating the terms of the fight. I am two or no here. I am in the driver's seat here, and that's only right. I think she's right about that. At the end of the day, Amanda needs this fight a lot more than I do. I have long history of big fights, you know what I mean, against names and a line of people queuing up to fight me for the payday. So she's saying, I'm really blessing you with this fight, so you better to be thin. You don't get to call no shots. 2-0. 2-0 jerks. Everybody knows. She had the pine tar on the ball. She won the two fights and she didn't.
1:10:03In the books of boxing, she's 2-0. Nobody believes she won that shit. Since when did an underdog get to call anything of a fight? When you the hottest thing out there. Listen, Serrano believes. Listen, Serrano believes that Taylor has to come out and prove to the world that she actually won those first two fights. Correct. That's what Taylor responded saying. So you got to show that first. Listen, if they jerk Amanda one more time, this is going to be like the episode when when the Fonz jumped over the shark in the fucking water. OK, we know the shark. We know the Fonz. He was cool in Happy Days, but he couldn't really jump over a shark.
1:10:51Like, this shit out of control. She got to ask me. The fire's gonna hit the soda machine and make a coat come down, man. He jumped over the shark. That was the end of Happy Days. That's all I'm trying to tell you. That's all I'm trying to tell you. We know. We got the minds. These fights been a little Rodney King-ish. You know what I'm saying? The people know who really won them two fights. Now we're going for the third. That's what I'm telling you. This shit might go fast. Look, look, look. Look what she said, though. I'm keeping it real. If you look at the fights. This might go five. Check it out what she said.
1:11:20They're selling our stadiums. If you look at the fights, you could clearly see that I won those two fights. It's really, really insane that she thinks she won those fights. Delusional records. We've been signing every, we just signed fresh out the delusional records. Everybody, come on here, it's fucking delusional. We got a bad case of the delusions in the game right now. Motherfucker making boldest claims you ever heard in your fucking life out here. when you just know they're lying. It's going to be crazy. Don't miss it, y 'all. July 11th at MSG, only on Netflix. Taylor and Serrano, the trilogy.
1:12:02This going five. Five rounds? Five fights? Yeah, because Serrano's going to beat her. Two more fights, I think? She's going to beat her. And then homegirl going to want to come back. You know what I'm saying? man, they're going to go about four to five. Like, this is that. This is that ill. This is Sugar Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns, Marvelous Marvin Hagler to the girls' sport. They never had no shit like this. Where they sell out Madison Square Garden and fucking stadiums in Texas and all that. This is the first time two-girl headline boxes is selling out stadiums. Like, this is the real deal. Event.
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Fat Joe & Jadakiss discuss Jada’s new track, M80, that he dropped during the 4th of July holiday, and that this is just a taste of new music that Jada has coming out. The guys react to Drake’s new track, What Did I Miss, and agree that Drake brought it with his latest release, and discuss the history of rappers flipping on each other, and how that is not a new practice in the industry. Next, Joe & Jada react to the Knicks hiring Mike Brown as their new head coach, and although they think the hire is pretty good, they still feel that Thibs should have been given more time to bring a championship to New York.
At 68 years old, the Legendary DJ Red Alert is still doing his thing at WBLS, and Joe and Jada give Red his flowers for being the icon and pioneer that he is. The fellas celebrate the RZA and 50 Cent as they both celebrated birthdays this week. The guys take a moment to remember Young Noble, who was a member of Tupac’s group the Outlawz. And, Joey Chestnut has won another Nathan’s hot dog eating contest this past 4th of July, and Jadakiss asked Fat Joe, who is the true Serial Glizzy Eater, Joey Chestnut or Fat Joe?
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano return to headline the most decorated boxing card in history, featuring 9 world champions and 21 titles on the line.
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