In short
Joe and Jada (Fat Joe and Jadakiss) and comedian Bill Bellamy trade fast, profanity-laced storytelling about hip-hop and pop-culture icons—especially Biggie, Michael Jackson, and Eddie Murphy—plus broader takes on fame, social media, marriage, and transitioning from stand-up to acting.
Guest backgrounds
Fat Joe is a longtime New York rapper/actor who came up in the early 90s hip-hop era and later appeared in films (including Who’s the Man? and Booty Call-related comedy). Jadakiss is a veteran Bad Boy-era rapper and storyteller. Bill Bellamy is a Newark, NJ-born comedian/actor who broke through in the 90s comedy wave (Def Comedy Jam era) and has TV/film credits.
Key claims
Martin Lawrence didn’t get enough credit for being the funniest Def Comedy Jam host; “Booty Call” originated from Fat Joe’s stand-up joke; social media “kills love” by constantly inserting “breaking news” into relationships; Michael Jackson’s security and star power were overwhelming.
Notable examples
Fat Joe recounts a live “Party and Bullshit” moment with Notorious B.I.G.; he describes meeting Michael Jackson (including MJ needing the bathroom and security shutting down his interview questions); Bill Bellamy tells a story about being asked to “tell your Ellis story” and one-man-show ambitions; they discuss Will Smith’s Michael Jackson closet story; Bellamy and Fat Joe trade anecdotes about marriage/divorce and Hollywood family connections.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOBill Bellamy's Early Days
3:24 to 5:55
Bill shares his rise in comedy and the hip-hop scene in the 90s.
“When you think of today's guests, you think of funny.”
The Comedy Dream Team
5:55 to 7:18
Discussion on the legendary comedians who emerged in the early 90s.
“I'm coming over here doing stand-up and shit, just trying to get on.”
Martin Lawrence's Impact
7:18 to 10:03
The hosts discuss Martin Lawrence's influence and talent in comedy.
“That's the funniest people I've ever seen in my life.”
The Challenges of Fame
10:03 to 13:20
Bill shares insights on relationships and social media's impact on love.
“It's true because you know when the cops stop you sir I was over there and what are you talking about?”
Transitioning from Stand-Up to Film
13:20 to 14:00
Bill talks about his fast rise from stand-up comedy to film roles.
“When I tell you, boy, the family, they be like, this one slept with this one.”
Aspirations of a Movie Star
14:00 to 15:00
Fat Joe reflects on his early aspirations to become a movie star.
“I mean, you, you, Naughty, Queen Latifah, all the cats that was coming up at that time.”
Memorable Movie Roles
15:00 to 16:40
Fat Joe shares stories about his roles in films like 'Who's the Man?' and 'Booty Call'.
“Yeah, and I think another movie, I like it like that.”
The Origin of 'Booty Call'
16:40 to 18:20
Fat Joe discusses how the term 'Booty Call' originated from a joke.
“Life crazy, movie, comedy, Taco Bell commercials, foodie call.”
Career Directions and Choices
18:20 to 20:00
Bill Bellamy and Fat Joe talk about their career choices in entertainment.
“It's like, they always want me to kill somebody.”
The Art of Storytelling
20:00 to 21:30
The hosts discuss the significance of storytelling in their lives and careers.
“I had Irv Gotti, rest in peace on the list.”
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Bruno Mars Encounter
21:30 to 23:10
Fat Joe shares a humorous story about his misconception of Bruno Mars' ethnicity.
“You need a cabin with a fireplace, with a flannel, with snow outside.”
Memorable Encounters
23:10 to 24:40
Joe recounts a memorable encounter with Puff Daddy and Biggie Smalls.
“I want to say it's Webster Hall, but I'm not sure where it's at.”
A Chaotic Performance
24:40 to 26:10
The chaos of hosting a performance featuring Biggie and how it felt like a riot.
“And then they was like throwing each other around and pushing and shit.”
A Surreal Experience in Lebanon
26:10 to 27:40
Fat Joe shares a wild story about a show he performed in Lebanon and an encounter with locals.
“So I tell him, hey, hey, my plane's already leaving this.”
Lake Havasu Memories
27:40 to 28:05
Joe reminisces about a spring break in Lake Havasu involving Biggie.
“So in Lake Havis, this is my first time going to Arizona.”
Fat Joe's Storytelling Skills
28:05 to 30:14
Hear a hilarious exchange about Biggie's fear of swimming and Fat Joe's storytelling prowess compared to Will Smith's.
“He was like, nigga, I can't swim, nigga, if my fat ass fall in that water, nigga.”
Fat Joe's Storytelling Skills
30:19 to 31:10
Hear a hilarious exchange about Biggie's fear of swimming and Fat Joe's storytelling prowess compared to Will Smith's.
“You can bet NBA games any night on the app.”
Memorable Encounters with Michael Jackson
35:45 to 40:16
A recount of experiences with Michael Jackson and the impact of hip-hop culture.
“Monthly rates on the Total Base 5G Unlimited plan.”
Choking Incident with Tommy Mottola
40:16 to 42:00
An intense story of Fat Joe's dining experience where Tommy Mottola almost choked.
“Tommy Mottola invites me to breakfast upstate.”
Fat Joe's Near-Miss with Tommy Mottola
42:00 to 46:12
Fat Joe recounts a terrifying incident involving Tommy Mottola that led to a humorous story.
“I was like yo Tommy are you okay yo Rich I'm looking at Rich I think the Heimlich he was going he was fucked up and I'm like no way Tommy Mottola is gonna die Tommy Mottola That's the song we did.”
Reflections on Health and Diabetes
46:12 to 49:56
The discussion shifts to health issues, focusing on diabetes and the importance of medication.
“Yeah, I would have killed me if I was dead.”
Family Dynamics and Social Media
49:56 to 52:51
Bill Bellamy discusses the implications of social media on personal relationships and privacy.
“I went to what we did, the 50th anniversary of hip hop.”
The Importance of Keeping Home Private
52:51 to 56:00
The hosts discuss maintaining privacy in relationships and the impact of external influences on love.
“Like, to me, I think the thing is just keep your house private, bro.”
Hilarious Stories and Performances
56:00 to 1:02:01
The hosts share amusing anecdotes about their experiences and performances, including a story about Fat Joe sneaking into a concert.
“I think, hey, Joe, you left your money, man.”
Transcript
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3:14Yeah, yeah, what up, y 'all? This is Joe Crack the Don. You know who it is, your boy Jada. This is the Joe and Jada Show. Every show legendary. Every show iconic. When you think of today's guests, you think of funny. You think of some of the best haircuts ever. You think of some of your best moguls. You think of the box office. You think of stand-up. You think of my early career. VJ's MTV was very inspirational and influential to your career if you can make it on that. Without further ado, ladies and gentlemen, let's make some noise for Bill Bellamy. Thank you for having me. I'm in, Joe. How you get a last name like Bellamy?
4:02It just worked out. It sounds like I already had money. I was broke as fuck. Bill Bellamy. Yo, he's here. Yeah, he's here. In Newark, New Jersey. Yeah, people used to say, is that your real name? I was like, yeah. Because I'm actually William. But William sound too formal, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, Bill Bellamy, the two Bs. It goes good. It goes good. It's the same shit. Same shit. So my man Billy Blanco. I think you look more bitchy, though. You're switching to William. Yeah, yeah. Sir William. My man Billy Blanco, his name in Spanish is Guillermo, Willie. Yeah, Guillermo. Guillermo in Spanish is William.
4:42You know, I mean, that's not about it. Yeah, boy, Billy Blanco, man, that boy. You know, he was with the high school teacher. She be like, Guillermo. One day we had a house party. She popped up with him. I said, damn, he taking the teacher down. What? My man, Billy Blanco, many years ago. He got some grown booty, huh? Yeah. Been doing with the teacher? With the teacher at the house party. We all up in the house party. He got the teacher with him. Nah. Yeah. I ain't never had that. He did his numbers. That's numbers. Yo, Bill Bellamy, what's up, beloved? You look great. Thank you, man. I love to see, you know, our OGs looking great.
5:25Yo, man, I work out. I take care of myself. I laugh all the time. You know what I'm saying? I'm always enjoying that part of my life. And I'm doing what I want to do, man. You know what I'm saying? We at that point. Like you said, OG, we got the experience and the talent, which means now we can move the way we want to move. It's sad because we want everything early, but they always tell you as you get older, you figure it out. I wanted my shit immediately. I remember when I first came in the game, I was like, fuck the weight. Let's get it today. I'll never forget. It was like 91, 92. I'm in New York.
6:00I live in Jersey. I'm coming over here doing stand-up and shit, just trying to get on. This is when hip-hop was popping. 91, 92 cats. We had record labels. People was like, you know, everybody was pushing their records. You know, you had your street teams. This is like vintage 90 hip hop era. And so stand up was sort of like the brother and sister of hip hop. You cast was coming to see us. We coming to see you. Everybody know everybody. And it was just one of those amazing times for me. And I just happened to get lucky to be in the right place and just get on. Like just, you know, be funny enough, have the right swag, had the right gear.
6:38you know what I mean? And then be on point on Def Comedy Channel. Who would you say is your who are some other comedians that came out I got the best class ever Joe. I want to know. Ever. There'll never be another class better than us. We dream team. You gotta figure like 90, 91, 92 Jamie Foxx, Martin Lawrence, Chris Tucker Chris Rock listen it don't stop. Cedric the Entertainer, Steve Harvey Dave Chappelle Like, I mean, just Joe Torre. Like, it just DL. It's just like all of us came out. It was like so many funny. Bernie Mac. Come on. That's the funniest people I've ever seen in my life. Like, Tommy Davidson.
7:21Like, just think. I just had an interview a couple days ago, and we were talking about there would never be a time where that many people were able to become stars. A lot of people became TV stars. We had all them sitcoms. Was you crossing paths with like Jim Jim Carrey? At that time. Jim Carrey was on fire though but he was on the west west coast. The only person I met back then was Damon. So I met Damon in the early part of my career. They was on the west coast. They was from New York. They was already because I remember auditioning for In Living Color like yo this is show they're about to do on Fox.
8:02It's going to be nuts. It's going to be the real Saturday Night live. That's what the word was at the time. And so I didn't get that. Jamie Foxx was selected to do that. And Tommy Davidson and Jim Carrey. And that show was phenomenal. That's all names. So you got Martin, you had Jamie, you had In Living Color. I know I'm forgetting some of the shows, but they were all on at one time. I heard you in the interview say that Martin Lawrence was the best Def Jam comedy host ever. Ever. do we think he gets his props or is it that he's just so like, cause he feels like an introvert when it comes to interviews and all that.
8:42Like, you know, do we feel like Martin gets his props like he deserves? I don't think, I don't think people give Martin Lawrence his flowers the way they should, because let me tell you something. There was nobody funnier than Martin Lawrence on deaf comedy. Like if, if two comics was in a car crash, you wouldn't be mad if Martin was hosting, cause he going to carry it. And the way he was hitting the audience and freestyling, like, it was vintage Martin Lawrence. Like, I mean, I enjoyed him immensely watching him just be natural. I didn't know Martin Lawrence was that funny. I was like, God damn.
9:20You know, Martin Lawrence was almost like your man. Like, you know, you got a boy that's mad funny. Yeah, in the barbershop. He became a comedian or nothing like that, but he was just dumb funny. but the guy put it on on TV right like everything he was saying was like shit that we go through in the hood every day but it looked like it was off the head like to me I felt like Martin Lawrence was like a rapper that could freestyle better than everybody you know what I mean like he could just go in the studio and be like bam bam he don't need to write it down you be like damn how you think of that to me that's how Martin was he was so fast like if you go back and watch the clips and Big Bird like he has iconic jokes that he said off the head.
10:03I mean he a good liar. I mean he tore the kid in play up. It's true because you know when the cops stop you sir I was over there and what are you talking about? You were like damn this nigga could lie like on an impulse like you know or your wife cats you doing some shit you know. Who's Burger King? Oh my God. Oh yeah yeah you know what I'm saying? Who's Burger King calling you at three in the morning? What you looking at? Oh I was looking at watches and goons. New sneakers coming out. Watches and graffiti. Don't let them see the Explorer, goddammit, that algorithm. Explore page. Boy, don't let them see that shit.
10:40You see that shit, my shit, graffiti, hip hop, Grandmaster Flat. You better be ready for that shit. You gotta have a dummy page. You gotta have a dummy Explorer. Yeah, you gotta have a dummy as soon as wifey hit the phone. House paint.
10:58You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you know roofing. You fix the shit. Look how the French people are making these breads now, ma. Like, it's a fucking incredible. It's incredible bread. Do you see this? Yeah. How dare you switch that shit up? That shit will be like booby trap on Wednesday. You switch that bread up. Bam! One time, that shit be like booby trap Wednesday. Yo, they used to have that. Like, when laptops first came out, like, when you was working in a cubicle and you was doing something that you wasn't supposed to do, you had that dummy screen to come down when your balls come up. We need that on our phone.
11:32And the stock market comes down. Yeah, we need that. That's the new app, guys. Whoever fuck them with the AI and all that, that's the shit you need to do. Yo, you just made me think of something funny. You know what they should do? Like, for chicks who go and do this phone, the phone should blow up. You just have blue stuff all over your face. That's cool, like the money for the bank. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like if your girl go on your phone, they take a picture and blow up. boom so you come downstairs she's sitting there with a whole blue face was you on my phone? social media killed love man yeah social media is tough social media killed it what it did was nah it killed love you think?
12:10why? because every time you feel like dad Bill Bellamy he been with his wife so long then that shit come in the middle the fucking scribble in the middle that shit come through breaking news you be like ah shit I've been married 24 years. It is no joke how many people broke up in 24 years. Oh, that's crazy. I mean, I remember I got married in 2001, right? People who were going out, dating, they've been together forever. They got married the same summer and they was broke up in the fall. Like, that's how crazy. I was like, yo, so when you live in Hollywood and you live in, you're trying to do your career, you're trying to do everything.
12:53you don't have no like positive, like you say, you don't have any positive like, oh man, they could go to the movies with us. No, they don't talk no more. People crank up all the time. They look like Hollywood fucking, everybody fucking each other. Yeah, and then they only like each other until the movie. Your ex, man, is her ex, man, and the family tree is a cousin. This shit is out of control. Yeah, it's out of control. The family tree is a cousin. Yo, you ever seen the family trees when they do that shit? Yo, God bless everybody, man. I don't wish that. When I tell you, boy, the family, they be like, this one slept with this one.
13:26And the kid is from this, this. Everybody. All them shits that come down. Them shits is everybody's cousins. Yeah, yeah. Like, everybody's a fucking cousin. Yeah. That shit crazy. How hard is it making the transition from stand up? And then, boom. You on the big screen. You doing lead roles. Yo. Fucking. It was crazy, man, because, you know, things happen kind of fast for me. So I like I got on I got on MTV. That was huge because at that time, you know, that helped that wave of hip hop. We start selling records like crazy cats going on tour. I mean, you, you, Naughty, Queen Latifah, all the cats that was coming up at that time.
14:09You know, it was an explosion. And I remember sitting there on my show going, man, I'm interviewing all these movie stars. I want to be a movie star. That looks so fly. Like, they got their movie premiered. They got this stuff going on. So I had aspirations. I was like, one day, somebody going to interview me. You know what I'm saying? And so next thing you know, I got a little small role in Who's the Man? I was in Who's the Man? Yeah, I know. It was the most hip-hop people would ever. Yo! You know, Joe got a nice little resume on the load. That shit was a half a cheekbone. Yo, they kind of half of Joe Heddle.
14:42You just see Joe here in the barbershop. Ooh, that Joe. Yo, what's up? This shit was like, it was a big look. Yeah. I think of one of the funniest movies. Half a cheekbone was a big look. That's a big look. When you know body, you coming in the game and know anybody. They sitting there, this one and that one, that love of Dr. J. Half a cheekbone, I was... 136, I was shown here. Yeah, and I think another movie, I like it like that. I played like a prisoner. They had like my eyebrows and shit. This came true. I said, they going to see it was what? They should have showed my face. Why they do you like that, Joe?
15:20Yeah, because I became a big dog in the game. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You look back, that's that value. It would have aged you well. Fat Joe and that bitch. Yo, let me tell you something. I don't get hired. Okay. But one of my most paused, outer-body experiences was that where I felt I was high was in the movie Booty Call. I could not believe this shit. This shit was so hilarious. I must have watched this shit 30 ,000 times and every time got funnier and funnier and funnier. You knew that shit was going to be crazy? No. No, no, no. Because here's the thing. booty call came from a joke like i did not know that booty call was gonna be something that's just gonna stick this 30 years ago bro like that's insane like i did the first time i did the joke was at uptown in harlem and the joke came from mike tyson because if you remember mike tyson got caught up in indiana so i read the article where mike was like i thought i was i was i just asked her to come to the room for a second we're talking and i'm like at three in the morning and she miss Indiana?
16:31That's a booty call, right? I said it just like that and I said, oh shit, I'm on to something. I went on stage and I kept playing with it till I got it dialed in, right? Boom, shit took off. Life crazy, movie, comedy, Taco Bell commercials, foodie call. I seen the shit on Friends. I seen people say it on second. They jacked that shit. They jacked the shit out of me. I did not, Jader. No, no, we don't have a fat and shit, but what about the yesterday's pricing today's price I watched bank conversions dudes dancing and all that shit I was like yo can we sue we gotta sue everybody he was like no sir you don't have it you know you don't have that pattern but the scene with the fucking the Reynolds wrap or the plastic what the fuck that was that was with Jamie that was with Jamie and um Tommy Davidson right yeah yeah yeah So I didn't do the movie.
17:29They did the movie. You came up with the term, Booty Call. I came up with the term, and then what happened, I was supposed to do that movie. I chose to do Love, Jones. I had just did a comedy special called Booty Call. Then the movie came out, Booty Call, and I said, I want to be a dramatic actor. So I said, I'm going to jump off in this movie with these real actors to kind of flip it. And that's why I wasn't in that movie, but I was offered that movie. That's almost like being a Disney star. How to be a player was still. That was my shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But How to Be a Player, that was good.
17:58So I went zigzag. So I went dramatic, Hollywood. Came back. Then came back with How to Be a Player. So that was like 95-ish. That was dope. They stereotype you and just make you like, like Fat Joe always been a killer in every movie. Even in fucking, what's the shit? I can see you as a, you saw me in night school. I'm beating a guy up, stabbing him and fucking with comedians. It's like, they always want me to kill somebody. Yeah, but it's your voice, though. driver. I can see you as a good chef, though. I can see you as a chef. Nobody wants me to be a chef, a school bus driver, nothing. It's always he's a mafia killer, something, he's a criminal, he's a bitch.
18:38I can't shake this shit. Yeah, if you was a school teacher, you'd still be a killer. You gotta be willing to wear the different haircuts like Samuel. I'm like the Mexican dude that every role he's victor and he kills somebody. I shit you, man. What's the shit training, Dre? I fucking shit you. What's the training day? The Mexican guys, they... You ever had your shit pushed in, homie? I'm like the New York... You ever had your shit pushed in, homie? They always... Guess what, Joe? We got a role for you. What's that? You're a drug dealer killer. Oh, really? An assassin as well? Yes. Thank you. Thank you very much.
19:20Ten toes down. Ten toes down. Ten toes down. That shit crazy. You know, he calling me the greatest storyteller in here. Yes, sir. I get caught. Hold up. You got some stories, Joe. Man, I'll tell you who could take me out. Who you? See, Joe, I wanted to do, and still want to do. I'll tell you who could take you out. Bob or Walt? No. I want to do a stand-up. Not a stand-up, a one-man show. Oh, yeah. It's all about stories in my life. And I had a segment of it, which somebody's going to steal now when they hear this. where I would take, if Bill Bellamy was in attendance, I'd be like, yo, Bill, come up here, tell your Ellis story.
19:59And after you finish, I got to come with a better one. So I had like Nori on the list. I had Irv Gotti, rest in peace on the list. All the greatest storytellers. And I was going to go like, they tell a story. Like Rick Ross, yo, Rick Ross came to the studio one time. He had just had that heart scare. He had something with his heart. And for some reason, he called us in the first place. He wanted to come was Cool Andres too. I don't know why. So he shows up. And we're chilling and we're just there. And he just goes, fentanyl. You touch it. I don't understand. From the jungles of Mexico, maybe senanol.
20:43Plastic ain't enough. You smell through the plastic. I'm trying to hear me. The minute that man stopped, I said, sample, sample, sample. he looked at me like oh shit I said sample I said yo it's like 88 we used to walk down the block and tell the Dolphins sample sample sample and they come and I throw it in the air and they'll dive like pigeons and yo I don't know why I try to one up everybody in every story ever created Joe I don't know I think you are one of the greatest storytellers cause you just been in this shit so long and you got good stuff. You got. Isn't it about timing? Yeah, it is.
21:28But, but you got to think Joe for hip hop, Joe been around every single person. You need a cabin with a fireplace, with a flannel, with snow outside. Yo. Just telling hip hop and gangster stories. Yo, yo, yo, the one that had me in tears, when you said you wanted to meet Bruno Mars because you heard he was Puerto Rican. Yo, that shit had me crying. Just seen him then to be producing this shit last night at the Harborview. He ain't want the ball feed. Like, he ain't want it. He knew it. He ain't want that. But that Bruno Mars shit crazy, huh? Yo, the Bruno Mars is so fucking funny because I didn't see the punchline coming.
22:11I'm thinking Bruno Mars Filipino. Like, I'm in L.A. I thought Bruno Mars was Filipino. I did not know he was 1 ,000 % Puerto Rican. He was both. He was both. Okay. He was more than the other one because he didn't give you no love. But he cried. I think we did something to his dad or somebody in the relative. Who was very bad guys. I didn't talk to him. They beat up his father. I don't know the lies. I would go to White Castle. Somebody say something. I smack his cheek off. Like in two in the morning, everybody waiting for fucking White Castle. I turn around and finish the onion rings. trying to hit me with the yellow, yellow, he's who.
22:54Oh, the flack. But my point is, the way he reacted, I said, we must have. Somebody did terrorist cards and picked, but you know, but yeah, that's one of them. Mr. Boss, we saw you beat you up. You said you wanted me to tell you a crazy story? I need a stroke. I got one for you. I don't know. I don't think I ever told this one. So I'm brand new. I'm coming up in a game. I'm on MTV. So I'm hosting this, like, showcase. Puff is there. I don't know Big yet. Big is brand new. I want to say it's Webster Hall, but I'm not sure where it's at. So Puff comes up to me, and I'm hosting it June. He's like, yo, man, this is when they was calling them Notorious B.I.G.
23:42He wasn't Biggie yet. He was just Notorious B.I.G. And something legally came. He couldn't say that name. he had to become Biggie, whatever. Case of point. They had to switch Biggie to Notorious. Right? He was Biggie first. He was Biggie first. Then he switched to Notorious B.I.G. You with me? All right, that's where we at. So, you know, when you host and they come up with you with a little bit of, you know, information, they write it down and say, this is my man, new artist right here, you know, make sure this shit gonna get crazy, but don't bug out. Shit gonna get crazy, but don't bug out. So I don't know that Big got this song called Party and Bullshit.
24:16And so 50 motherfuckers come on stage and I'm thinking it's a riot, but it's a part of the song. And so I'm hosting and I'm about to give it up. Oh, he thought it popped. Did you run out the back door? Bro! Did you run out the back door? No, but it was so crazy because I was like, yo, what the fuck? I'm hosting it. It's a riot. And then they was like throwing each other around and pushing and shit. party and bullshit and I'm like yo this is bullshit cause I'm about to die like a motherfucker right and then right after the song was on everybody left but in that moment it was like a mosh pit did you ever see that live?
24:57they faked have a fight and then the song comes back and they had it in the movie but the guy that was in the movie to me it was actually me that was me doing that scene that scene in the movie came from that moment? I was in Lebanon. Just Lebanon.
25:20I was in Lebanon. Right. I had a show. That's when they call me Ali Kishanis. Alamu alaykum all my people. I do a show in Lebanon. It's so incredible. I come back to this hotel. Right. When I come back, three guys stand up like synchronized swimming. Fajal, my brother. So I look at him, how you doing? The guys, the guys are waiting for you. Ooh. The guys, they want to shoot rockets with you. I said, huh? The Taliban, they love you. I said, my asshole got this tight. Okay? Okay. I met the Taliban. Right. The Taliban. You bullshit. There's no fucking bullshit. So I tell him, hey, hey, my plane's already leaving this.
26:15I get upstairs. I grab them bags. It's so fucking fast. I went to the airport like 1 in the morning. This shit ain't take off to 10 in the fucking morning. I ran to the airport. You was real pre-check. The real Taliban. Shoot rockets with them niggas. Came through. It was like, shoot rockets? Fuck out of you. Yo, I ran so fast to that airport. I was like, let's go, let's go. And everybody knew. They heard that shit. They was like, yo, we out of here. Fuck that. Let's go. We stood in the fucking airport overnight. Just shook to death. They was down with you. Why you just shook? Fuck that. Look, anyway, that's one.
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26:57Yo. Got one. Hey, I got another one for you. So this is another one. This is a big story. We on a stoop. Can I give you this one? I want to hear it. I don't think I ever told this one. So we in Lake Havasu. We're doing, remember Lake Havasu? Didn't you do it? Remember when we did the spring break? Spring break, I think. You was there. You was there. It was like 92. I'm thinking. Roughly 90. No, four. 94. 94. How the motherfucker didn't even have the bounty around us here? Not yet. He ain't had no bounty. So get this. So Big is on now. Nobody knows Big cannot swim. So I don't know if you remember this shit.
27:37we had the pods on the water, right? So in Lake Havis, this is my first time going to Arizona. I get there, they tie off the boats and they party from boat to boat to boat. Bunch of white kids, they having a good time. They drink as hot than a motherfucker, right? And so Big had to be on the pod. So I'm standing there and Big's like, man, how the fuck I'm gonna get on that pod, nigga? I said, what's the problem? He was like, nigga, I can't swim, nigga, if my fat ass fall in that water, nigga. I was like, swear to God. And I was like, yo, Big, they not going to let you fall in the water. He was like, no, man, I got to do my shit online, nigga.
28:24But they had them floating. I don't know you. I think you was there. There was them big go back and look, I cannot make this up. I don't know how they hypnotized them like 18 to get big on that. pod because he was terrified of falling in the water. That just popped in the You want to know who's crazy, right? So I was going to tell you. He got one. No, no, I actually don't have one, but I'm going to tell you about one. Listen, somebody can put Fat Joe out of business in the storyteller game. I'm watching one day on Instagram and Will Smith decided to tell a story. Okay. He said, man, I'm hosting the BET Awards, everything beautiful, this one and that one's there.
29:09He said Michael Jackson was in the audience. He said all of a sudden it turned into a riot. He said his whole life he wanted to meet Michael Jackson. Will Smith wanted to meet Michael. So he said they rushed him out on his security. And he said they threw him in a closet. He said he was in a closet that was pitch black. He was in there like, you know, the whole place was wilder. And he heard a voice. He said it was Michael Jackson. They threw him in the same closet. He's like, hey, Will. Will turned around and was like, huh? He didn't even know what to say. He said, yo, I met everybody in the world.
29:47He didn't even know what to say. He said, oh, shit, Mike said, that guy, he's messing it up again. I mean, though, he's so much fun. When I saw that shit, it was like, I knew Fat Joe's storytelling days is over. When I seen Will Smith tell his story, he's like, all right, Will, it's time to go. I was like, yo, don't let this man start telling stories.
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36:15The era is never coming back. Thank God we're alive to tell the stories because the young people can't go back and meet Michael Jackson. They can't go back and meet Big, can't go back and meet Tupac. You know what I'm saying? Like, I've had, you've had, I mean, golly, we can go on for days because they're like little movies in our mind. Like, you make me think of stuff that I wouldn't think of because I'm just sitting here talking. And you're like, oh, that reminds me of boom, boom, boom. Yeah, that's crazy. But, you know, I've never met MJ. What was it like meeting Michael Jackson? I never met him.
36:48That's the one guy. You won't remind me in the Wynn Hotel. No way. You saw him. Yeah, like this.
36:58Yo, when I interviewed Michael Jackson, right, and I'm going to tell you right now, I was so nervous. because Michael Jackson was the only artist to ever debut his video on every network simultaneously. I don't know if you remember that. You remember that? And I was the guy in the middle of Times Square, get ready for the history, blah, blah, blah, blah. That was me. I was writing in the middle of Times Square. Do you remember the time, though? No, it was Scream. Remember? Scream. History. Scream. Scream with him and Janet, which blew up. So check this out. So I'm at Sony Music, and they like, yo, Mike coming in.
37:34be ready. It's going to be overwhelming. That's about the worst thing they could do to people. Like, yo, Mike's coming in. Yo, Mike, yo, like you see how it's a bunch of people in here? Just imagine this times two for Michael Jackson. Security, publicists, his team, the record label team. Mike was rolling heavy. I will never forget this. This is how I realized Michael Jackson's biggest star in the world, right? Mike had to go to the bathroom. With him? Yo, they went in the bathroom. and it was a dude on the toilet. My man was like, break it off, fam. My man was like, I'm not done. He said, I'm not done.
38:10He said, you done. Boom. The door, my man had to wipe his ass. Get out. I told you that story about God 5001. He said his daughter called him and said, now, Pop, is Joe Cappen? My man, God 5001, the designer, they, Rodney Jerk just tell him, yo, come down to Hit Factory. Right. You're going to do some shit for Michael Jackson. Right. So he gets Poppy. Shout out to Poppy. He gets Poppy who's with him. He says, yo, Poppy, we're going downtown. We're going to meet somebody really, really, really famous. He said, is it Art Kelly? He said, no, it's not Art Kelly. He says, more famous. So guys in the studio and nobody's there yet.
38:52So guys said, yo, I'm going to use the bathroom. He said he went to use the bathroom and that shit happened. They started looking. They was like, you come in now. He was taking a piss. MJ walked in. He said he pissed on himself. Got 5 ,001. And ran out. He didn't even take the order. He was like, yo, papi, let's go. Papi was like, yo, but what's the matter? He was telling him, be careful. He pissed on himself and ran out. But he was rolling away. He fucking missed the order. He was embarrassed. He pissed on himself. Bro, Michael Jackson's security was heavy, bro. And here's the thing. So I'm the host.
39:30I got all these questions and shit, right? I got like 20 questions that I think every fan would want to ask Michael Jackson. They looked at that list. They was like, he going to answer this, this, this. They killed my whole list. I was sitting there like, womp, womp, womp. That's when Sony Muse, that's when Tommy Mottola, you know, that era of, yeah, they was the mob at that point. My bad. Now you pointing that feet. That's my guy, Tommy Mottola, man. Listen. That's your guy. Everybody come up here and call it the mob. Yo. Tom Mottola's killing people, everything. He's my friend, man. He's your buddy.
40:05I was, I never. You know, I saved Tommy Mottola. Yeah, right. Tommy, you told me I could say this story when it happened. Go ahead, Joe. Tommy Mottola invites me to breakfast upstate. Right, so we drive up there. He's probably the only motherfucker that can get me up there like that. So he says, Joe, let's go eat breakfast and me it up. Rich go up there. He lives over there. Where did Remy do the time at? What's that jail? Beacon. Nah, she did it upstate. No, she was in. Girl, she was in. No, it was only one. Bethphan Hill. Yeah. She was in Bethphan Hill. Right. Right. By the way, besides that jail, it is fucking beautiful up there.
40:50Right. Drop dead gorgeous trees. The point is, I go in this place. Tommy orders this big pancake we eating and he starts choking he starts choking like you gave him the Heimlich? I was about to give him the Heimlich listen I'm like Tommy are you okay?
41:10Tommy are you okay? I'm like yo Rich Tommy are you okay? he's like this motherfucker is choking the depth we gotta give him the Heimlich then this shit finally went down he said hold up
41:27I said Tommy you almost died on us I was about to give you the hamlet you say yeah you can tell a fucking story if you want you say Tommy Bantola fuck it my fuck almost died in front of me the man was choking not the regular choking yo listen to me I swear to god that man was like I was like but Tommy he was like you know when that happens you never really I was like yo Tommy he was like I was like yo Tommy are you okay yo Rich I'm looking at Rich I think the Heimlich he was going he was fucked up and I'm like no way Tommy Mottola is gonna die Tommy Mottola That's the song we did. Live down the road.
42:24I'm like, no, fucking. Not with Fat Joe. I'm like, yo, shit. The craziest shit we had. What was he doing? I was like. Shit. This was the real deal. I got scared to death. I'm fucking catching anxiety explaining it to you. It was the real deal. It was the real deal. I swear to God, it was the real deal. But I'm going to tell you the craziest shit. What? the craziest shit is we leave Tommy's going in his car I don't know what it was a Bayback something fucking incredible and the man turned around and he said hey I know you like to tell stories can't fucking tell a story you saved Tommy Batola they killed me jumped in the car Jada crying god damn he hit me with the cap of the cap he was like I know you like telling stories can't tell him how you saved Tommy Batola fuck get out of here Gets in the car, breaks out.
43:19I'm like, you. Yo, that really. Look, I'm not. We can't. The man. What is he doing? Yo, I'm trying to tell people this shit really happened. Like, he said. I'm like. I see, yo. I said, Tommy, are you okay? Now, I'm scared to fucking death. Tommy, I love you. I don't want Tommy Mottola. But I don't want Tommy. I don't want Tommy Mottola to die. On you. In front of Fat Joe. So I'm like, I'm terrified. What was Rich going to do? Rich was standing there. He might know the Heimlich. Rich was sitting there. I said, yo, Rich, do you know the Heimlich? He was, you know, Tommy's like a fucking real deal.
44:12Yeah, he's a real deal. He's a real deal. The last thing he wants is the Heimlich. And he definitely don't want mouth to mouth. He don't want the Heimlich. Tommy don't want the Heimlich. So he's dealing with it on his own time. Let me get something. He's coordinating it. That hurt me. Yo, Bill. Bill. He's coordinating. He's weak over here. Kill me, Bill. No, no. He's coordinating this shit. Like, he's trying to figure out how I'm going to get. Tommy's a real deal. Yo, Jada, you crying, Garth? Yeah. Yo. You said it's funny, bro. Tommy I love you Tommy Tommy I want to be like you when I go off what was he doing one more time no you gotta say it's not a laughing matter what I'm trying to tell you is I was scared to death tell me what he was doing
45:07you thought it was funny if you thought that was You thought that was one of the funniest shits I ever said? Eddie Murphy never threw the red leather suit on no more. He just did one more. What was he doing?
45:24His shit. He was. Yo, I was scared. I was terrified. I'm telling y 'all about a real story in life. Y 'all missing the funniest point of the whole shit. Yo. There's nothing funny. You missing the whole. I ain't going to. Yo. I'm down off that. The man is all the way stable. He's good. I walk him to the car. You know, Tommy Mottola's the Don. Yeah. I walk him to the car. He never let me get enough money. Mike got like a brand new fucking Maybach. I never got money with him. He's just my guy. But he went into some fly-ass car. He turned around. He said, all right, dad. I know you like to tell stories.
46:03Tell him how you fucking saved Tommy Mottola. Go ahead, Joe. Tell your story. It's all right, Tommy. All right, T. pulled off. I saw this one. I'm saving this shit for Bill Beller. Yo! Bro! That was a great one, man. Yeah, I would have killed me if I was dead. Oh, my God. You just reenacted and it's killed. No, no, but you're not listening. I was really scared. Like, I'm not trying to tell you. I was terrified. I don't want nobody to die in front of me, let alone Tommy Mottola. Tommy Mottola. You know what kind of conspiracies that shit? It wasn't with Tommy Mottola. Who was it with? One of my bands from my block.
46:41He caught the Heimlich? You can't catch the Heimlich, Joe. He had some. He had a seizure. It was somewhere that mixed with something. He went. I lost him. He died? He was driving. No, no, no. I lost him for a minute. He left for a minute. Driving? Listen, he used to drive me home. I used to give him bread to drive me to the crib. So he'd come pick me up one day. He go get the apple juice. He come out. He like, yo, you ready? Yeah, I'm ready. Now we going over the hill. We going to get on the sawmill. We going to get on the spraying, I think. Now we go. Wyo got a lot of ills like San Fran. Right.
47:23He go over, come down. Now out of nowhere, he busts a unit and goes back up. I'm like, is GPS telling me with traffic over? I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. Now he starts, like, talking about the 86 Mets. He starts blacking out. He's not dead. Now I'm like, oh, Lord, please, Lord. Oh, shit. Look, he's on. He's in the driver's side, though, cry. I'm in the passage. Now I'm praying. 75 our fathers. Bitch, me and Lars, I'm doing everything. I'm scared to death. Yeah, like you. This is worse than Tommy because he's on the whip. Yeah. You over pancakes. He's on the whip. Right. Me, look. and he start going like he's talking gibberish oh my god I'm saying please lord I'm looking at him I'm looking at the thing to put it in park I'm saying me I contact the day for park I call his name one time loud now he's came back yo kiss what's up soon as he did that me pop soon as I threw it in park He stepped on the cat.
48:36He would have went into the building. Are you kidding me? Now people's honking. They seeing it's me. Yo, kids, you all right? Me, I'm trying to con. Yeah, good. I'm really not, though. Boom, I get out. I go around. I get him out. Unbuckle his seatbelt. Put him, get him out the car. Put him in the passenger. Get in. Now I'm trying to, like, he going in and out. Hey, yo, what's your wife's number? Took him to the hospital? Listen, what's your wife? what's your wife keep asking him his wife and then he finally got it I took him to his wife I wiped the sweater I was half I was disc and bobbing lady and then he didn't know he was probably having a stroke he didn't know nothing he didn't know what I you said the apple juice I thought maybe it would be like a diabetic yeah yeah maybe nah he got some other you know a lot of people even with my mom oh shout out to St.
49:29John's the nurses on the 5th floor and the 8th floor we love you girl A lot of times when you go, when you don't take your medicine, it could cause like some shit. You got to take your medicine. You got to take your medicine. That's one of the biggest killers is when people, you're diabetic, but you still want to act like you're not diabetic. That's what fucked my brother up. He walking around like he ain't diabetic. I'm like, yo, June, did you take your medicine? You're diabetic. That nigga over here, he won't type in cakes and shit. I went to what we did, the 50th anniversary of hip hop. in Yankee Stadium.
50:03I went to, we had a suite. So my brother's diabetic. The guy who takes care of him is diabetic. I walk up in that bitch. They having cakes and regular sauce. I'm like, I'm looking down like, yo, these dudes want to die. Yeah, yeah. Shout out to Thor. They trying to kill themselves. I sat next to my brother. I was so happy that day, but I sat next to him. I was like, I see your Joe. He was like, yo, what's up, Joe? I was like, what the fuck you doing drinking Pepsis and cake? And cake. No, he was on it. On it, on it, on it, on it, on it. And, you know, that's the worst thing you could do is, like, lie to yourself.
50:42Like, take your medicine, man. It's a lot of people like that. There's people, like, that are bipolar. Yeah. Right? That they don't like how the medicine feels, and then they don't take the medicine. And they bug the fuck out. Yeah. You know? Damn. Yo, you was shook, boy. I would have been shook. Yeah. Well, you knew something was wrong. Yeah, he went out on me, started talking about the, they started talking JD9 Mets and shit like that. It was crazy. He started going to the hip. Well, then he hit the hip, hip, hip, hip, hip. Then he threw it in his pop, and he hit the gas. That boy Kiss was trying to, yo, this is an art.
51:19He had to figure out where to throw that shit apart. Yeah, he was just waiting. He was just waiting. You need that moment. Kiss was like, okay, at what time am I going to do the fucking save my life? You saved your life in his life. Bitch and dive over. Put the bitch on park. Soon as I threw it in park. His wife knew he was bugged out. He wasn't bugged out. He was at a thing. He ain't bugged out. But she knew he had the thing. Yeah, yeah, she took him to that. Well, if he was doing the apple juice, I'm going to say he was diabetic. So he's probably going in the shot. No. There's low blood sugar.
51:48So his coherency was probably off. Because he's doing the apple juice probably to bring the sugar level. I'm diabetic one time that shit happened to me. Because when you take your medicine, you got to eat. Yo, diabetes is a trick, man. The fucking insulin, if you don't eat, then you go into a coma. So you got to eat. So it's almost like it keeps you fat. But that's not the point. The point is, I take the medicine. I'm going to the... You're an ocean, sir. Thank you, sir. Yeah. I'm on my way to a restaurant. And then at that point, my sugar drops. Right. And sometimes you don't even know how to tell people.
52:26So I had to run in the store. Orange juice. Get an orange juice, but that shit was feeling, that's probably one of the worst feelings I ever felt. Because it's too much sugar. No, no, no. This shit was low. Once I drank the orange juice, I was okay. But when it dropped, that's one of them feelings. If you're not diabetic, you do not want that. You do not want that. That shit is some real shit. You know what I'm saying? Tell us about the Christmas joint you got going on. Oh, okay. It's called Worst Christmas Ever. It's a comedy. it's family you know I'm saying it's a clean cut movie but it's about love you know it's about a guy who um you know was going through a divorce during the holidays and he's trying to decide if you know can you get the family together for the sake of the holiday and uh you know we got to make the right choice family over everything you know what I'm saying the kids are coming in and the feelings are weird because the wife is moving on and he ain't moving on yet you know so that that I think it's a really fun vibe and then also there's a lot of comedy and then obviously you know I do that I do that very well man let me tell you something how do you feel about you've been with your wife 24 years how do you feel about your wife or her friends getting divorced and they sitting down together talking that divorce shit that misery love yeah you know to me I think what you just she come back like she fully charged with that shit rockets shit they all ain't shit They're getting divorced.
53:57It's an epidemic. Yeah, it's tough, man. Like, to me, I think the thing is just keep your house private, bro. You know what I'm saying? You can't, like, I'm very select about what I'm putting on social media, what I'm letting access get to. Because once you start putting people in your house, they in your house. Yeah. And they start affecting. Yeah, they get to change the attitude of your house or the altitude of your house, right? And so, to me, I think private should be private. But like, I hate how people put so much personal stuff on social media. Like if me and Jada got a beef, I'm going to talk to Jada.
54:32I'm not going to go on social media and then say something. And then Jada got to go on and then come back. I'm old school. I'm like, yo, we on some man shit. Like, yo, man, I thought. And it might not even be an issue. It might be some misunderstanding. He ain't even seen. Now it turned into something because Jada Cousin called. Yo, Bill talking reckless. You see what I'm saying? It just keep building. Let me tell you something. they offered me all types of money to have like a reality show. But I knew I wouldn't have a wife after one seat. Nah, nah. Cause you know, I'm the type. I go, yeah, you know, this, this, that.
55:07And I walk away and be like, bitch, like that shit on camera. Oh yeah. You done. You done. You cooked. You cooked. You do that shit to yourself. You know, you walk away. Yo, yo, what happened? You don't fucking, I'm done. You done. I'm cooked. Yeah. And that's when the cousins get involved. And everyone starts having, you know, opinions about your personal life. Right. And to me, it kills love. But also, too, you know, I think as men, you know, I think we have to protect the crib. You feel me? And then you get a chance to create your home, how you want your home. You do your job. You go out. You be the best Joe.
55:47You be the best Janet. Then you come home and then you be the best at home. Right. but they can't be blended. It's no different than Schwarzenegger or, you know what I mean, it's your job. When you go home, when I go home, I'm Jason. There you go. Yeah, but Schwarzenegger was... Yeah, but he was knocking the bait off. I thought that's what I meant. Schwarzenegger, he was fucking milagre. He told you I'll be back. Okay, yeah, yeah. I think, hey, Joe, you left your money, man. You going to the strip club? He know he could. I got it. Oh, shit. He dropped a fucking... He dropped a mug. I thought it was this.
56:29I didn't see what he dropped. Montague Tony over there. Holy shit. He put his whole shit... Look, I see it. I put everything like this. I thought he dropped something light. I'm about to hold it for him. He dropped a fucking Mickey Rude. Oh, shit. I thought I was the only one who came outside with those. He got the Mickey Rooney. He paid for everything cash. Yeah. Dropped the Mickey Rooney. You just dropped your wallet. I looked over there. You dropped the whole fucking botette. I thought you just dropped that. You dropped the Bentley. You going to the Monica and those shit. You treating. No, no.
57:11I ain't going like this. I'm going on some shit. Monica shit? I know you told me. Mandy, I look like I'm in the fucking Swiss. watch. I'm going to look like a superhero. Isn't that tonight? That's tonight. I've been waiting a whole year for that. Then I was trying to figure out how I'm going to bum rush or sneak in with my wife. I would have did it with me. You could have did it, performed together. It made it much more easy. Bro. So the point is, I've been dying to go. I was going no matter what. But I didn't have no seats. And then they called me and said, yo, we want you to perform. And I said, that's even better.
57:46Now I can sneak in my wife. for best friends and shit like that. Fat Joe performing live. But I'm coming in there looking like a motherfucking movie up in that bitch. You gonna go get it? Because the story is, 20 years from now, they're gonna be like, one time during the holidays, Granny and Monica was on tour and they went to Brooklyn and they brought out Fat Joe and boy. Yeah, you gotta do it. He come out in that white cocaine Fendi fur laser looking like he's floating in that bitch. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you got to do a big... It got to be like that. That's an everlasting moment. I'm coming through with the goggles on.
58:27I'm coming with the goggles and shit. Oh, that's how you're doing it? No, I'm acting up. That's why, you know, I brought out the, you know, Rally B-Artillery. You know what I'm saying? We got to shine. You a fly dude, though, Joe. I give you your flowers, man. You always had a crazy swag about yourself. Two minutes. Listen, Eddie Murphy, Have you seen the documentary? No, I have not. I'll have to. Everybody says phenomenal. Everybody says phenomenal. Again, anything with Eddie Murphy, any stories with Eddie Murphy? Because I'm like, I'm on the Eddie Murphy band. I did not realize how much I loved him until I seen this documentary.
59:05You know, I'm the guy they threw out of the movie theater when War came out. Oh, I was about to say. I thought he was about to say they wanted him for 48 hours. I thought he was about to say that shit too. Let me tell you something. Eddie Murphy Raw, the whole projects, it was a hundred of us. And I'm talking about garruling, bums. We got that adolescent bum shit. Right. Guys sneaking in the movie theater with 40 ounces and all that. Weave all of that shit. is the most ghetto, piss-smelling fucking movie theater you ever seen in your life. And out of all the 100 of them, I'm the only guy that got thrown out the movie theater.
59:51I was laughing. I'm a son of a four - Oh, my God. See before you laugh too much. Smoking. Me and Stiles, they kicked us out. What? Me, Stiles, and K. They kicked us out. We woke up, cracked. The whole Bay Plaza was empty. The movie theaters, the parking lot, Y 'all was high as fuck. I opened the door. That mean people had to see us sleeping on the staircase, all of that. We opened the door. And y 'all was already the locks? Y 'all was already the locks? We didn't even have a album out yet. No. We was about to be popping. And then our dudes came around one last time. They was about to go home. The whole shit was empty.
1:00:33There was no more workers, no more people there. God damn. That ubonic ass, too. Ubonic. Like, Poodle. That's not Poodle. Poodle, nigga. You smoke that shit. Let me tell you something. I'm in the house with motherfuckers smoking. And they smoking so much. And that secondhand smoke is real because I'm watching BET. And they got my man. What was my man? Lavelle. Crawford. Lavelle Crawford. The man looked like a human M &M. Yeah. He had some suit on. He was so fucking fat. His head looked like I thought the M &M was talking to me. Like M &M and P-Nutty. Yeah. I thought this nigga was the Eminem and Peanut talking to me.
1:01:11He was like, you know, crack is a hell of a drug. I was like, ah! That wasn't weed. That's not weed. I never smoked. But I'm telling you, it was like you in the studio and 20 guys are smoking. I'm looking at him. He looked like a human Eminem. He had the suit on. His head was smoking. He was like, crack. You know, I'm tired of smoking crack. I did. Yo, this was the funniest shit. ever seen in my life. Y 'all, Bill Bellamy, thank you, man. This ain't that. That ain't this. It's cracking kiss. Make some noise for our guest Bill. Thank y 'all, man. I love y 'all, man. Appreciate you. Thank you, Gary, brother.
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From the publisher
Fat Joe and Jadakiss are joined by the legendary comedian Bill Bellamy. Joe and Jada talk to the former 'MTV Jams' host about coming up in the 1990s comedy scene alongside some of the greatest comics of all time, including Chris Rock, Bernie Mac, Dave Chappelle, and Martin Lawrence, who Bellamy crowns as the greatest host of HBO's 'Def Comedy Jam.' The podcast quickly turns into a story-for-story contest, with Fat Joe telling some of his patented tales about Bruno Mars, Sony Music CEO Tommy Mottola, and, believe it or not, the Taliban; Bellamy recalling hilarious stories about creating the phrase "booty call," The Notorious B.I.G. not knowing how to swim, and finding out firsthand the Michael Jackson was on his own plane of existence; and Jadakiss telling a WILD story about being passenger side to a driver that was starting to lose his mind.
6:00 - Bellamy came up with BEST class of comedians EVER
14:30 - Origin of "booty call"
18:30 - Fat Joe & Bellamy trade amazing Biggie, Rick Ross, Bruno Mars stories
35:45 - Bellamy's Michael Jackson story
39:00 - Fat Joe says he saved Sony Music CEO's life
45:30 - Jadakiss tells a WILD tale about a loopy driver
52:00 - Bellamy's 'WorstChristmasEver' movie
58:00 - Eddie Murphy stories
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