Styles P & Sheek Louch talk LOX loyalty, NEW music & have HILARIOUS old vs. young rappers debate

26 Mar 2026 · 1 h 29 min · 31 chapters

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In short

Episode topic: Styles P and Sheek Louch discuss LOX loyalty and brotherhood, their business ventures (including a “Pharmacy for Life” supplement/juice operation), their new music plans, and a humorous debate about “old vs. young rappers” starting careers later in life. They also riff on social-media culture (“pause” etiquette), food/“glizzy” talk, and vegan vs. carnivore arguments.

Guest backgrounds

Styles P and Sheek Louch are members of LOX, a long-running, highly loyal New York rap group. They describe owning studios and multiple businesses together, living/working closely, and treating music like “the lab.”

Key claims

They say outsiders can’t successfully split them up because they set the bond early. They frame criticism/hate as motivation. They argue that older artists can still succeed, but warn not to quit a day job. They claim their writing process is tightly connected—different verses can come from the same beat without coordination.

Notable examples

They mention LOX’s Netflix presence (“Joe and Jada” on Netflix), a story about K-Slay calling/mentoring them, and a scenario where a younger fan discovered Styles P via a dispensary connection. They also discuss their studio setup with multiple rooms and “new joints” ready to drop.

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Chapters

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The Loyalty of LOX

3:21 to 4:33

Discussion about loyalty and connections within the LOX group.

“Every show legendary, every show iconic.”

Navigating Influences and Opinions

4:33 to 4:59

Exploring outside influences and opinions on their friendship.

“Since y 'all been in a group, has you ever felt maybe one of your other best friends talking sideways and you said, yo, has that ever happened?”

Avoiding Negative Energy

4:59 to 6:04

The importance of maintaining positive energy and relationships.

“So I think we kind of put that in the air early.”

Using Hate as Motivation

6:04 to 10:16

How to transform hate and negativity into personal drive.

“I know all about your properties and everything.”

Health and Wellness Journey

10:16 to 11:34

A conversation about health, wellness, and business ventures.

“No, in life, everything with me is like, word, all right, I'll show you now.”

The Glizzy Debate: Origins and Misconceptions

14:03 to 18:40

Learn about the humorous and controversial discussion around the term 'glizzy' and its implications.

“the Stiles Peace vitamins every morning.”

Generational Rifts in Conversations

18:41 to 25:11

Explore the differences in communication and humor between the old and new generations, especially regarding sensitive topics.

“When you ever seen me eat anything besides seafood?”

Debate on Veganism and Diet Choices

29:18 to 30:49

Explore humorous debates on veganism and dietary preferences.

“Will Victor and Shad find their freedom?”

The Dynamics of Collaboration in Music

30:49 to 34:38

Understand how musicians collaborate and create music together.

“The strongest animals on the world do not eat meat.”

Tribute to K Slay and His Impact on Hip-Hop

34:38 to 42:00

Learn about K Slay's influence on hip-hop and the culture.

“I say, sis, this network shit, you got them lawyers on that, right?”
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Reflecting on Hip-Hop's Legends

42:00 to 43:00

The hosts discuss the impact of late hip-hop artists and their contributions to the culture.

“god damn 200 MC song right who does that nobody nobody.”

Debate on Age and Rapping

43:00 to 44:20

A lively debate ensues about whether older artists can still break into the rap scene.

“Do you individually think that anybody on the planet Earth at the age of 50, 55 years old could come out right now?”

The Challenge of Starting Late

44:20 to 46:00

Discussion on the challenges and improbability of starting a rap career at an older age.

“I wouldn't say go for a career, but it's a lot of young dudes who are trash.”

Young vs. Old in Hip-Hop

46:00 to 47:40

The hosts explore the dynamics between younger and older generations in hip-hop.

“By the way, I started by saying, K-Slay would call me Technique and be like this.”

The Influence of New Discoveries

47:40 to 49:20

Discussion on how younger fans discover older hip-hop artists through new platforms.

“a guy who never rapped before at 50 you can catch that's a different genre that's even harder how old is he 41 quarters.”

Debating the Viability of Late-Starting Rappers

56:00 to 58:08

The hosts discuss whether a rapper who starts later in life can still succeed.

“He's been rapping like he's been nice with a cabal.”

The Importance of Knowing New Artists

58:08 to 1:00:00

The group explores their knowledge of new artists and the impact of generational shifts in hip-hop.

“I think the hip hop, I think in 10 more, 20, 30 years, we'd be out of, we stuck right now because it's brand new.”

One-Hit Wonders vs. Lasting Success

1:00:00 to 1:01:28

The conversation shifts to the popularity of one-hit wonders and their cultural impact.

“Yo, y 'all niggas gave him the fentanyl.”

Fashion Critique and Cultural Commentary

1:03:24 to 1:10:00

The hosts critique sneaker fashion and discuss generational differences in style.

“That 55-year-old gonna look like shit as well.”

Fashion Debate: The Worst Looks

1:10:00 to 1:10:59

The hosts humorously critique each other's fashion choices and footwear.

“I'll wear a pair of Uggs before I wear this.”

Remembering Iron Sheik

1:11:00 to 1:12:31

A nostalgic discussion about the Iron Sheik and his legacy.

“Laker Nofers is the best way to describe them.”

Stories from the Road

1:12:32 to 1:13:48

The hosts share amusing anecdotes involving Iron Sheik during their travels.

“It must have been the day he died the other day.”

Tributes to Legends: Willie Colon

1:13:49 to 1:15:56

The hosts pay tribute to the late Willie Colon and discuss his impact on music.

“We in the hotel, say a Marriott or something, and it's just me, a bunch of Mexicans.”

Reflections on Loss and Legacy

1:15:57 to 1:17:35

A heartfelt reflection on the losses in their community and the legacy of those who passed.

“What he was thinking, what he did, Bronx, Salsa, they invented Salsa.”

Living with Diabetes: Personal Experiences

1:17:36 to 1:20:22

Stiles P discusses his personal experiences with diabetes management.

“He's a man, powerful, Boo Chang, a different kind of guy.”

Health Tips: Avoiding Sugar

1:21:25 to 1:24:01

The hosts share tips on managing diabetes by avoiding sugar and eating greens.

“So you got to take a little wheatgrass, drink greens, and duck sugar, if you don't have it, to buy the shit.”

Spanish Food Experience

1:24:01 to 1:25:05

Styles P discusses a humorous experience with Spanish food and its effects.

“Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.”

New Locks and Loyalty

1:28:48 to 1:31:47

Discussion on new music, loyalty in the music industry, and artist promotions.

“I need a fake one of these who haven't made this.”

The Hustler's Prayer

1:31:48 to 1:34:56

Exploration of themes around the hustler's lifestyle and the realities of street life.

“All the film is changing from love riding to love riding.”

Bad Bunny and Puerto Rico Politics

1:34:57 to 1:38:01

A critical discussion on Bad Bunny's impact on Puerto Rico and the political issues surrounding it.

“Like a 36 ball or some shit like that, right?”

Puerto Rico's Representation and Political Corruption

1:38:01 to 1:39:40

Discussion about the significance of Puerto Rican representation in media and politics.

“the man bad buddy, but he's done for Puerto Rico.”
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3:14It's Joe Crack the Dawn. You know who it is, your boy Jada. This is the Joe and Jada show. Every show legendary, every show iconic. He went in the database and switched the numbers, but that's for later in the show. When you think of today's guest, you think of my brothers, two of the most loyal brothers from one of the most loyal rap groups in the game. You know what I mean? We never let money intertwine. We never let record executives get in our mind. We really brothers. We really go on family trips. We hang with each other daily. We own a studio together. We own several businesses together.

3:58And we samurai niggas on the mic. Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for the lot.

4:09Hey, Ben, sir. Ain't seen you in years. Ain't seen you in years. That's it. You know what I'm saying? Krag, what up? You still thinking that shit? Analytically mad, man. One question I got to ask you. We got to be very honest right here. Has anybody, woman, child, exec, ever tried to split y 'all up or talk bad about your man or talk bad about your man? Since y 'all been in a group, has you ever felt maybe one of your other best friends talking sideways and you said, yo, has that ever happened? I want to say no. definitely no exact never happened nah definitely no exact with us came to us on some sideways shit to talk about neither one of them with us on definitely not no no I'm just saying you ever felt like somebody was talking to you was like you're my man yeah you should leave no nah they can't they don't even I don't think I think that's the thing that makes us great is what my brother just said you can't yeah no I know you can't I think what we I think what we stand for is beyond you coming to us about a check right yeah or stepping on each other's toes.

5:15So I think we kind of put that in the air early. So it's, I think people have, but not on an exact tip. I think just in life in general, when you see something that hasn't been, there's always people that's going to try to throw darts at it. But I think we've done that. I can't speak to you anyway, so I don't speak to you anyway, so they don't even know how to come at me. You don't even talk to dudes? Nah, don't fuck me. Nah, damn. These guys. Maybe would. lately I ain't been wanting to talk to people. I'm going to be honest with you. Lately I ain't been wanting to talk to people. I don't need that energy.

5:50I don't. I don't even want to meet nobody new. How about that? How about that? I'm saying, well, if you got a big bag for you, I'm going to meet them. Besides that, I don't want to meet them. Word. I don't even really want to look at these people. Ah, fuck good energy. They be like, no, no, don't say that. Don't say that. Don't say that. Don't say that. Don't say that. I'm a hundred years old. I ain't networking, man. Lately, nah. What about networking? It gets me like, yo, come on, Lucha. You got to network. I don't want to meet these niggas, man. You got all the money, shit. No, what? You were spending.

6:25I know all about your properties and everything. Yeah, I'll do that. Yo, shit. They said you got the bag. Nah, I'm doing good. Yeah. Yo, shit. You see, we got the bag. Yo, come on, man. Yo, shit. They said, they said, she called. He like. Stop it. He got all the property. I'm hanging out quiet though, Joe. That's it. That's it. That's how you got to do it. Yo, Styles, man, you see my birthday. I had that coconut for you. Wasn't expecting that. Imported goods. You and the wife. Let me tell you something. All right, what happened? One day I'm in the Bahamas. Swear to God. All right. Throw your flag.

7:04Throw the flag, kid. That's no flag on the flag. No, no, no, no. No flag on the flag, beloved. No flag. Throw the flag. It's no flag. I'm in the water. I don't have no clue. Stiles there. Nobody's there. I'm in the water in the Bahamas swimming, and I look up, and I see a guy skipping to my loo with his wife, skipping, like kicking the sand, skipping. But he thought he was by himself. He thought he was in the Bahamas. Nobody could see him. I'm like, yo, Stiles. Yo. He's like, yo, crack. What's up? I see, yo, the brother was skipping to my loo. I can't. I'm very active. No, my nigga wasn't skipping.

7:43No, yo, skipping to my new yo sheet. I was knee-ups. Skipping to my new, I swear to God. I got you, got you, got you. Your motherfuckers don't want to hear me out. He was training. Knee-ups. He was out there. Knee-ups. All right. Knee-ups. All right. Knee-ups, crack. It was beautiful. Knee-ups. Knee-ups. Knee-ups. Yo, we on it. Listen, guys, we're on it. I take the skipping, too. Do you catch any shit behind Fat Joe on this show? Because I'm affiliated in some way. Like Fat Joe saying all the crazy, you don't tell you you're Fat Joe crazy or anything? Nah, we love it, man. Nah, we love it. They know you crazy.

8:23They know you. They love you in a juice box. You know that. We don't, we don't. See? We go past this. It's the. Y 'all kiss, man. Y 'all never kiss. That's right. You got real history, Lord. It's the. We don't really go by that. I think that's what makes us who we are. I'm going to be honest, right? Am I lying? Am I lying? I think our bond goes with what we think first. That's a fact. Anything else besides that is like, fuck it. Like, you know him personally. You know him personally. You know me personally. Does our bond have anything to do with anybody outside of this? No. No. So that's how life should go.

9:08You know, my thing is, and I agree with you one million percent, I've actually got offended in the past with people I really, really love. Be like, yo, I bumped into the guard job horn. He said, I said, yo, bro, I ain't seen the nigga in 30 years. I ain't hung out on a corner and forest projects in 30 years. He's supposed to say whatever he said about you. You want to come talk to me about somebody? No. Whatever he said, it got nothing to do with you. it really got nothing to do with you I'm not you can take ownership if you want but it got nothing to do with you not even a habit it's in my blood to never let nobody it really got nothing to do with how another nigga feel about you these are my two brothers this is where we get it from he'll tell me if a nigga feel that way he feel that way why do you care how he feel He's not even in the equation.

10:08You know, with me, I use hate. Everything they throw at me is motivation. That's true. That's how I've been driven. No, in life, everything with me is like, word, all right, I'll show you now. Word, I need it. It reminds me of MJ in that documentary they did where he said he used to walk on the court and be like, what you say? I'm going to give you 50 tonight. Do me like, yo, I never even said shit to MJ. MJ just came out and gave him 50. I listen to the shit they say, and I use it as motivation all the time. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the haters or people doubting us or people. And I'm a little, I'm a little crazy.

10:53I ain't going to lie to you. The shit is the truth. I'm fucking delusional. Let me tell you something. You smoke some shit shit because your eyes, you look Chinese like a motherfucker. They gave you the real shit. They didn't give me the real shit. I own the real shit. Trains for Life. Three, five, four, seven, Broadway, 145th. They ain't have to give it to me. I got it. That is a great location. We got it. That's a great location. They ain't have to give it to me. You got it, Stiles. I'm never questioning whether I got it. Shout out to Rich. Shout out to my brother, Rich, too. Rich got Dynasty commodity in all of it.

11:31Crazy. You know what I mean? Shout out to Happy Monkey, too. Heights. We're going to shout out all of us who do that. You smoked once in a while. I've seen you smoke. No, no. You seen me smoke at Rich's joint. You ain't never seen you smoke. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yo. I think that's Rich. I had to let him know we get high on our own supply. And so, yo, see, these niggas bugged out, man. How do you keep such a sober mind here? That's regular shit for me, man. That's regular. Oh, they... That is laugh. Listen, let me tell you, so this guy here, he's special. That's right. You know what I mean? And, you know, I told him, I said, yo, Kiss, man, let's get in this game.

12:16Let's go for it. Let's not play with these people. Let's get to the work. And we've been doing that step by step, step by step. Now we on Netflix. You know what I mean? Fire. Anybody complaining that ain't got$9.99 to get on Netflix, you might not be able to buy a shirt, a t-shirt or no merch or nothing to support in any way. All right. You right. No. Everybody got$9.99. Everybody got$9.99. They can spread the word. That's valuable. They just want the free. You ever heard the Netflix and chill? Yo, everybody got Netflix. It's on every hotel room, everything. Like, yo, just tune into the podcast.

12:57Absolutely. They want that bread, man. I get into it. Beautiful. Beautiful. podcast. I'm not even saying. Beautiful podcast, my brother. Beautiful podcast. I asked him, though. I said like this, but I said, yo, because before the show, I hung out more with you than even him. I hung out more with you. So I said, yo, what Stiles think about? He said, he love it. It's beautiful. He love what we doing up here. Yo, J.D., you got any questions for your brother, man? How we met Mary? Yeah. No, no, no. That's like the lock shit. Like, yo. That's how much of the lock shit. How did you be married? How did you be married?

13:41Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, on a real note, though, let them know about pharmacy. You know what I mean? What's going on? Where is it located? You know, I drink your vitamins every morning. My wife give me like 15 of them vitamins. Damn. Yeah. All type of fish eggs. I'm not known fish. It's the fucking... I drink the Stiles Peace vitamins every morning. I know what I'm drinking. Not if you take your fish eggs. Nah, I don't know what the fuck. Carry on. Bro, I tell you the fish. That shit is like a charm. All we doing, shout out to my wife. Shout out to myself. Shout out to my brothers. Shout out to my partners.

14:23Shout out to the community. All we doing is I sling health. Wow. We have juice bars together. Shout out to Juices for Life. Pharmacy for Life. We sell supplements. Beautiful. I love it. Black sea oil. I'm a purchase one. Oil of oregano, sea moss, sour sap. Taste that shit. Array of mushrooms. Kids vitamins. It's just bullshit, right? It's beautiful. We sell an array of things. It's on your own. But we feel like. And we have. Nigga got my shit all twisted. Yeah, strength, you got, Burp is getting the gas out, crack. Yeah. Yeah. If you Burp, you're getting the gas out. What's the glizzy? Tell me, tell me what you think is the glizzy and I'm a counter back with what I said.

15:10Oh, shit. This is the sexy. First of all, he don't believe in nothing. Facts I don't. Nah, exactly. You don't believe in the glizzy? You don't got to pause none of that shit with none of that. First of all, wherever y 'all flags is, I'm anti-flag. Keep the flags down when I'm here. I'm anti-glizzy. I'm anti-poise, all that. But all I want to tell all the viewers out there. They jacking the fluidity. If you... They jacking the fluidity out there. Some of you podcasts looking like to the hip. It's real right. Hot. Hip, hip, hip. That's where it started. No, I know that, but some of them look like that in 2026.

15:57Nah, let it be, dog. I guess. Let it be. So what's the Glizzy? What's the Frankfurter? What do you think it is? I don't even know what it is. It's beef. The shit I eat is the beef, the Hebrew national. What part of the beef? I don't fucking know. That's a problem. Glizzy is great. Where your watch came from? Rolex, Switzerland. Where the fit came from? 5001, God 5 ,000. Where the kick came from. Jordan, Nike. Where the jeans came from. East St. Laurent. But let me ask you a question. Where the T came from. No, no. He answered it. Where the T came from. City Lab, the African joints. Where the beer came from.

16:38The beer is from my mind to check. Where the food came from. The food came from the farm. That's a problem. What farm? You told me what everything else means and where it came from. Right? They ain't telling me that everything you eat. Hold on. No, I ain't say everything I'm eating is right neither. You know why? Because I ain't growing myself. But if you could tell me where your watch came from, your coat, your chain, your jeans, your sneakers, your T-shirt, but you have no idea where the inside came from or the glizzy. Where the glizzy came from? Everywhere. The glizzy came from everything. The glizzy came from the left part.

17:14Look, the glizzy came from, they got the cow, right? They cut it up. Whatever was left. They cut it up. They cut the cap. No. Drop a mask. No, no. We need the actual kid. He asked me what he came from. Cheek, we got to educate the people. Him and you, y 'all need to hang together more. You should hang with him more than me and Kim. Stop. You should hang with him more than me and you hang with me. Stop. Cheek, all I'm trying to tell you is because it's my life. It's my life. Can I live my life? I love it. Can I live my life? Educate me. I don't know. God damn. Sweatshop. Ask me what a hot dog came from.

17:49Hit him, P. All I'm trying to tell you is y 'all some fly-ass dudes. You too, my brother. You love y 'all. You're some of the flyest guys ever. If you know about the outside, you know about the inside. That's real. And I'm going to put it short. If you want me to give you a short term, you want to know about the outside. You want to cop the flyest shit for outside. You got to know about the inside. Yeah, you should cop the flyest shit for the inside too. So all I'm going to tell you before we finish this thing, because y 'all threw me off. The glizzy come from all the leftover parts. Of everything.

18:24Like baloney, like baloney tastes. Yeah, like so the horse. Not just the cow, it's everything that's left. The horse, the asshole, the nuts, the vagina, the male parts, the guts, the organ, the skins, all of that get ground up, pulled to the side. That's your glizzy. I got you one day eating some shit. When you ever seen me eat anything besides seafood? Never. They pulled up five-star cock bones. Oh, no, I'm going to eat my food. I didn't eat the fuck yet. Let me tell you something. One day, I'm hanging out with Stiles. Oh, I'm going to eat that shit. Eat some food, man. Let me tell you something.

18:56I'm hanging out with you one day. I go to my doctor. Nah, nah. Listen. You can't say it. Hold on, hold on. Fuck that. I love this shit. This the L-O-X shit. Eat your food? I ain't never. I'm talking about the glitzy ball. Eat your food, my nigga. Get him, P. Eat your food? You the nigga with the diet race? Me or you don't even got daily meals. Sweet meals. It's no daily meals. Kids don't got a daily meal. I don't got a daily meal. You got meal prep. You got meal prep. It's on the plane. It's on the plane. I know we're out of here. We doing the gig. He's full of meal prep. He's talking all that shit to you.

19:46He got meal prep. I meal prep every day. He meal prep in the lab. Meal prep luch. Yeah. I ain't never look at that one time. Nigga, this glitchy shit. Yeah, but you know what the bitch? I ain't never seen a nigga eat a hot dog. And think of another man shit in his mouth. Yeah. I don't think about that. Who the fuck sees that when you eating a hot dog? Bro, yo, that nigga. I'm a guy at the Nick game. I gotta give you another fuck. What the fuck is that? I ain't not know. How the look is that? It's a real shit. Dota flag. Hold on. Dota flag. Dota flag. Dota flag. Drop that. We here today. Yes, yes.

20:18Yeah, we here today. No, no, no, no, no, no. Tell him, nigga. Hold on. Hold on. Here's what I got to say. Ew, I thought that's the... Happy niggas gave me his real. But I... But niggas... Yeah. But now you understand. Hold on. Now you understand, Nage, right? Whether you eat the... I don't eat... I don't... I don't eat glizzy. He's talking sexual. What's the glizzy? A hot dog. But ain't they joking about it? It's like a... No, no. He's joking about... No, but that's what they're thinking about. Like him, yo, pig and... Right, but they thinking about... They thinking this. Look, if a nigga thinking about dick, here's what we want to talk about.

20:57Let's get to it. Right, right. Sometimes a nigga's thinking about dick and tagging you in. What? Right. That's where the pause is coming from. Yeah. No homo. Don't tag me in, my nigga. Don't tag me in. Yeah, yeah. Get me a dying fucking pussy. Get him a water. They pushing me back to the stop. No, because here's where the thing is. I respect it. Here's what I'm going to say. Here's what I'm going to say. I'm 51, dog. That's right. I respect the new era. What you? I get what y 'all saying. Like, you know what I mean? I get it. I get the - Where's the old era? No, hold on. No, let me say something.

21:30Because I am from the old era. And this is where it comes in. Mm-hmm. You're not going to just up and tag me in your wild thoughts. Word. Because you thought something wild. Yeah. Nah, I don't give a fuck, my nigga. Because you know what? If we wasn't in this day and age, if it wasn't Instagram, it wasn't Facebook, it wasn't things, and you say something wrong to a nigga, you get punched in your face. So now let's get that all in the tack before we keep going on. So now you can say pause to a nigga and no homo and time out and yo, and yo, because you know what? Because it's safe. Because cameras is on.

22:13and it's Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, social networks. We right here with fucking multiple cameras. We talking about it. But what if you said that to a nigga who'll punch you in your face with no cameras on and you violate him in the conversation? I'm not having a... Me and you, look, we not... Let's just say, for instance, Rich the Player's your man, right? We don't really know each other. Kiss is my man. Now we having a conversation, we talking, and out of nowhere, in 90-something, not now, in 90-something, you tell me, pause. Yo, that sounds crazy. I think you're bisexual from what you're saying.

22:54I immediately got to smack the shit out of you or punch you in your face or do something to you immediately because you violated me. Let me ask you what, the styles, now that we on this... I'm 51. Hold on, let me ask. I agree. I don't ever to say what they say. That don't mean I got to play by their rules. I agree. What's wrong with you, Don? Let me ask you a question. Absolutely. Absolutely. Stop, you're correct. You're correct. I'm worried you're white. Tell me. Because you're going to let a nigga tell you pause when you eating a hot dog. You enjoying a hot dog, next game, front row. You in a hot dog.

23:25Some young nigga who never even had a fist fight is going to tell you pause? You never even had a fist fight. Every day this time. And you're going to tell me pause? You're not listening to me. I'll smack the shit out of your elder, your uncle. Oh, shit. I may have did something to your father. I may have went in his pockets. You going to tell me, Paul? I really thought I did something to Bruno Mars' father. The way he screamed at me. I think he told the story. No. The way I told him, I said, yo, what's up, he's Puerto Rican. He was like, yo, I'm a real Puerto Rican from Bushwick. Fuck you, Tony.

24:01And he walked on up. I said, yo, we did something to this dude's father because he's younger. I said, we might have pounded him out or something. Like, no, I'm telling you, he got an incredible album, too. I see he saw his Spanish roots. You heard his new album? Bruno Mars singing over Spanish beats all day. You might inspire. Yeah, I did. I'm telling you, I did. What? Bruno Mars is half Puerto Rican. I asked him, like, I've been waiting my whole life. You know how you told me you African from Africa? I went to the Puerto Rican brother. I was like, yo, you Boricua? He was like, yo, fuck you talking about?

24:40I'm a real Puerto Rican from Bush. And he stormed out the way. I immediately, and I'm not lying to you. I'm just telling you face value. I said, yo, we fucked this pops up or something. Something happened. Something happened the way he got up. I said, we beat everybody up. So it's like, you know, I'm thinking that was part of the process or something. I don't know why he did that. But guess what? His album is fire. Shout out to Bruno Mars, man. I love Bruno Mars. Bruno Mars ain't never coming up. You need Bruno Mars here. Bruno Mars put it out the park. He got an ill album and he singing over Spanish speaks.

25:20Back to his roots. Back to his roots.

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29:47Being that you vegan, am I anti-vegan with this pony shit on right now? I'm plant-based. You plant-based. Am I anti-vegan animal with the pony shit on? Uh, here's what I'm gonna say. You made that coat out of a pony? Yeah, it's the pony shit. They're gonna get you. People gonna get you. All right. Here's what I'm going to say. Here's what I'm going to say. If you eat plants and you smoke plants and you enjoy plants, that's what the creator put you here to do. So if the creator put everything on the planet, I think he's wiser than me. I'm not like every other... Yo, but he didn't put the steak on the planet?

30:28Here's what I'm saying. Where did they say Adam and Eve was? Where did we turn this to, Lute? Yo, come on. Cheek, we ain't going for that shit, Cheek. What is this? Yo, Cheek, come on. He's going for that shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's smoking his shit. The animals and everybody here. Yeah, now y 'all want to face the truth. Adam and Eve was in the garden. That's all I'm saying. I asked my doctor. I'm leaving a question. It ain't that? Y 'all asked me the question. I ain't fucking asked the question. I tried every diet in the world. I told the doc, your doc. I was with him one day. He told me this shit.

30:55I went to my doctor, your doc. My brother's a vegan. He told me to be a vegan. He said, hell no. I never told you to be a vegan. He said, we carnivores. No, you fucking not. I'm telling you what my name is. I fucking had. What makes you listen to that, man? Animals don't eat meat. So why you eat animals? The strongest animals on the world do not eat meat. Yo, she, you eat steak. I'm going to leave it alone. Luchi looking at the exit side. Yo, she, you eat steak, huh? Absolutely, I do. Yeah, he ain't fucking with this. She got the fucking ones bringing this up. I didn't bring anything up. I didn't bring anything up.

31:30He keep asking you, is it clothes made for what he asking me? Well, you ain't the only jacket I'm cool with. Go in the ocean right now, I'm catching fish and bite it. Yeah. Do that. He said he don't eat it. I'm cool with. He don't eat what he's cool with. I don't eat plants. The only one. Him and his wife, my sister, that's it. Let me tell you something. Joe Crack? Don't know no vegan. You need steak and lobster. All the time. He never killed a steak or lobster. He got served it. You know I never killed a steak or lobster. He never killed a state. I could have brought it right out the back out of a can.

32:11I'm just saying, if you want to talk about living... So what you going to do when the lights go out? You know that cocaine farm to table. Huh? That what? What? What did he say? That yayo farm to table. That shit come straight from the farm to the table. Farm to table. Yeah, I'm seeing.

32:36I don't know. What the fuck? Because I don't know if the man created that so that they could be up there, Tony Montana and that cocaine farm the table. You get that on the way home. I'm not going to lie. It's on a song. That is a very true. That is a very true testament. I'm not going to lie. Farm the table. If you think about it, it really is farm the table. that may be one of the first things that's been actually Farm to Table with the most success from Farm to Table besides cattle you know when I say that no but it is really Farm to Table Farm to Table Farm Farm to Table what was that that Farm to Table but listen that is Farm to Table we didn't get Remy here either It's like, we needed to You know she got that shit Remy Network 10 million hours Bro, I'm not making I didn't say one thing, why you keep looking at me?

33:44I ain't got lots of numbers I don't want the numbers She got 10 million power numbers She got 10 million watts minutes On her network Her shit was number one on Apple the other day, if you think of all these fucking acts and all that that spend billions of dollars to promote, she did that shit in two months. 10 million watched. I watched the numbers and I tell her, I see your sis. Paperwork right, everything right. She don't play with me. So when she do business with me, she got the lawyers that did... Rem is very serious about business with me. Everybody. She could trust me more than anybody but God.

34:38And she do real business with me. I say, sis, this network shit, you got them lawyers on that, right? Like you not playing with whoever your partners is the way you don't play with me? Because this about to be a 200 Ember, 300 Ember play. I'm telling you, there's about to be a 200, 300 M's. She's like, I got this, bro. You sure? Everything is sealed tight? Because we don't want to hear nobody got robbed for the 300 or the 200. That shit doing astronomical numbers. Shout out to Rem. She bossing up. You know? So what's up with the locks? Man, we got new music. What are we doing? what we doing out here you know yeah they're always working on new music let's talk to them yeah always working on new music talk to them big fella just waiting to push it out just waiting to push it out we got some joints ready to drop immediately yeah yeah hell yeah you guys always in the studio so that's lived it yeah is it more like a fucking social club I know you get work done but is it more like no we don't got one of them studios where everybody can come in and just chill I don't either but I love going just when I live in Miami.

35:56It's a nice state haven. It's a state haven for us. Absolutely. For sure. It's home away from home. It is home. Home away from home. It is home away from home because we live in the lab. If you make music, you live in the lab. You know that? You can't... Sometimes we ain't working just kicking in or watching a movie or talking. You know how many times I got disrespected in Miami? Fucking Miami heat blowing the Knicks out. You know, they had a fucking punching bag with me for 20 years. Like, yo, these bum-ass Knicks. Just that night. Yo, they be killing me. It take heart to go to the studio in Miami when them niggas just winning chips and all that.

36:41That's shit crazy. But the studio is like, hey, do it all. But I look forward to all that here and all that great shit. Then I go back and write some, you need a break. Go to Styles Room, Kiss Room. Then I go back over there and do it. Oh, so y 'all all got your Three rooms, yeah. It's all of our rooms, but we got three rooms. The studio is our studio, but we have three rooms. You writing your verse here to the song. We could do it. We could be doing one song in three different rooms. Yeah. And then... Or three songs in one room. Three songs in one room. You know what's crazy about writing? Everybody can listen to the same beat.

37:14And if you don't listen to what he's saying, he's saying, I'm saying, nobody. Everybody will write a whole different verse. Not us. Yeah, not us. I don't know somehow this not us we don't even have to be next to each other not us and that's a fucking fact connect it just makes sense perfectly that's word to the mommy and that's that's that's in different states that's crazy because I've been in situations where I wrote and other artists wrote and everybody had like different shifts perspectives yeah that's one thing that's really great about us That's crazy. I must say. Is it because you stick to brand?

37:56Or is it because y 'all just that connected? Connected. I think I kind of know where he going to go with this. You know what I mean? Then we go for it. Yeah, you can kind of feel it out. That's crazy, man. Because I show up to shows and fucking Remy be having the same color outfits on. If I wear a pink jacket, she show up in some pink Balenciaga. I be like, yo, how the fuck we know somehow to wear the same shit or whatever the case maybe. That's great. He did that a few times, me and you. Yeah. Yo, Kiss, I'm not fucking with you right now. I'm not with you right now. Me and you wore the same shit and they didn't speak to each other.

38:33Like the same color coordination. You're right. Right? But. Frequency. Yeah, that's what it is. No, it's a frequency. It's the gods of this. Of this. It's the god in me. Yeah. I keep hearing that shit today, man. That's a really great song. Um, so we got new music. Yeah. you always got new music that's what you're saying I don't always got new music I gotta get motivated to go in there and spit and there's you know I just don't I ask him I say yo I don't know how to stick you probably going in there you probably going in there thinking about a hit you ain't going in there no he won his missile he only go for missile he don't go to his Vinny Lake none of that that's what out the park I ask Kiss and I'm not trying to sound foul enough Oh, forbid if something happened to one of us today, we have enough music.

39:23I said, if something happened to you, dude, they got an album of shit. Yeah, definitely. He said, yes, they happened. He said, they will definitely be putting out the new Jada Kiss. Yeah. I don't have that. Nah. You know, I'm tailor-made. Everything mine is, uh. I think, because like I said, you going in there thinking to make a hit record. All my shit is tailor-made. Every verse I do and all that, it's like a bunch of joints. Just for the song. Just for the song. You know what I'm saying? So I don't do like a million songs. I don't do this. like my shit is just there like I'm going for that I'm doing that now if I'm in album mode I listen to beats going there like that but just having 50 songs or something you would take somebody like technician like it's a couple of DJs that definitely got Fat Joe verses all over that I spent you know K Slade rest in peace he had met The other day I heard a fucking K Slay song with me on it.

40:19I didn't even know the first. You forgot about it, man. I'm sitting in that bitch and I'm sitting. I'm like, yo, I bring a lion to a dog. I'm like, oh, shit. When did I do that? But K Slay kept my sword sharp. He would always hit me up. You know what I need to hurt? Slay was twice a week he hitting you up. Bless Slay's soul, man. Fast. Slay, man. There was no one like him ever. He held down the industry. He held down hip-hop. Yeah. Streets. All kind of levels that new artists. New artists. Hip-hop in general. He was, yeah, he was, he was really, he was really knee, knee deep in the, in the pits of what the culture is really about.

40:59Yeah. You know, he started, you know, I write graffiti. He started off as a, as a. What was his name again? Dead, dead. Dead, dead. He was still nice. and what he would do even to like just before he died he would go do a whole train car which is it's people do it but a guy 50 years old and all that in an 80 degree date niggas ain't doing that Slay would go there and do the whole fucking car that's crazy you know it's like whole train car he would do it by himself every color every everything like he was like he was a writer's writer shout out to Desi Des K Slade I knew we would never have nobody to fill that spot nobody got the passion like Slade K Slade died impossible I would say that's virtually impossible maybe somebody young right now god damn 200 MC song right who does that nobody nobody.

42:07I knew it the day he died. He's one guy I knew, and some other people died that were really, really dope, but nobody I knew he would not be doing. I knew real hip-hop, bars and beats, took an L of a lifetime. They lost an Achilles in hip-hop because I was like, yo, nobody. He didn't give a fuck about money. He didn't give a fuck about nothing. He just wanted the culture, and he gave everybody a shot. A lot of new shit. And you know what? A lot of dudes in jail really depended on his show. That's what made it really dope across the world. Show, magazines. Not even in jail. Outside, new hip-hop, new artists.

42:51He would call me. He was real. He was real at what he did. I don't know about y 'all, but I've had a couple of friends that had no business rapping. And they're 50 already. He's 50 years old. all of a sudden he wanna rap and then K Slade would always call me I don't give a fuck if he was from the Bronx Yonkers, Queens wherever he would call me and be like yo God you gotta talk to such or such he's fucking up his legacy nigga trying to put out music right now he's 55 crap he ain't never rapping his life he would use me to call a real dude and be like yo my man you playing yourself like you can't try you 55 yo but I think I got Yo, bro, you playing yourself.

43:36Nobody. Let's say nobody's like K-State. Let's say right now. Do you individually think that anybody on the planet Earth at the age of 50, 55 years old could come out right now? Should start that? We never heard of him. Yeah, we never heard of him. No. Should start spitting bars. Just brand new, no. Yo, K, you bugging now. No. No. Not. If he's been in the game, yeah. Mr. Optimistic. Go for it. Go for it? You might do it. I ain't going to lie. You might hit one. Go for it, man. You might hit one out the park. That's what I want to say. You might fucking hit one. You might hit one. You might hit one.

44:21Now, the career is going to be crazy. I wouldn't say go for a career, but it's a lot of young dudes who are trash. Facts. Absolutely. It's a lot of young dudes who are trash. Now, I'm not hating on young dudes, neither. I'm not saying that. I'm not hating on it. I'm not doing it. You know what I'm doing. Let me tell you something. You see people saying, yo, this that new shit? How old is it? Can I ask you something? I'm 55. You're 55. Hip-hop is 51. Joe Crap wouldn't start right now. I'm not out of robbing banks. Like starting at 55. I would already rob banks, all type of shit. I ain't saying it ain't hard.

44:52I ain't starting at 55. I ain't saying it for real, already. Yeah, starting. Guys, I'm saying starting now. I'm saying you got a one in a billion chance of making it. You might have a one in a billion. But I'm saying if you love it, I'll do it. McDonald's is what? Over$10 billion, sir? I'm sorry, man. Somebody might knock one out the fucking... Might knock one out the pot. You might got one. Some people got a hit in their head that they had. Is that a unicorn or an alien? That's shit like that. I've just seen an alien. I just saw a unicorn. What you think, Technique? Somebody got a chance at 55 drops?

45:25He ain't even hit. Are you high on the same shit? He's high on Technique. You call them techniques? You make a knock is a knock. Technician.

45:40A 55-year-old, he ain't got that hustle to go run around what it takes right now with all this algorithm bullshit. We ain't talking about hustling. He got something to do with it. He got the key to being the student. He got access to his student. And he stumbled on it. I ain't saying he know how to work it. That's what I'm talking about, guys. I see that you have what you do. Right. You got it. You got it. You got it. You got it. It's a lot of 50. But listen, guys. 55 ain't the 55s of the past no more. Don't take this. Don't quit your day job. Yeah, don't take this out. Don't get gassed. I wouldn't do that.

46:13I wouldn't do that. But if you can go down. By the way, I started by saying, K-Slay would call me Technique and be like this. Yo. He would call me. Yeah, you know his name is Technique, right? I'm sorry. Say. Say he fried his mother's favorite. You don't know about that. I've been calling my son technique. Yo, don't worry about it, technique. Yo, technique. I know about technician. He switched his shit and he's standing on business. Technician, no, no, no, no. You know I'm fried. That's all I want to hear. People just want to hear that. What I am saying is, K-Slay would call me and be like, yo, you know Johnny 24-7, Queens, South Side, this nigga's 51 crack.

47:02You got to call that nigga. Let me text you his number. He gonna lose the legacy. He bugging out. All of a sudden he rapped. I have friends like that. I just don't understand it. I mean, like, you're my man. But if I know you 30, more than that, why you never spit a verse in your life when we was 21, 25, 30 40 why you come at 50 something not just 50 you the king of the underground cause somebody hit it out the park a guy who never rapped before at 50 you can catch that's a different genre that's even harder how old is he 41 quarters. 40's acceptable. 40's acceptable. I'm talking about over that.

48:0055 and all that. But Jelly Roll is a great man. You get a white boy to put it out the park. Why somebody can't catch one? It's like it's like catching one. We gotta look that up. Somebody. The only guy that caught one is homeboy Cha Cha. Two times. Can we step? Or three times. My hand was back. Hot. Backwards. Nah. That motherfucker might have been 100 before he dropped that shit. See, I'm going to go nerd out again, but they're going to get mad at me. How you going to? And I don't want to nerd out. I'm going to get mad at you. Hey, bro. Because most millionaires become millionaires in their 50s.

48:40Most millionaires become millionaires in their 50s. I'm talking about music. If music is the number one genre, why wouldn't you take a shot? I ain't saying make a career out of it. But why wouldn't you take a shot? That's like a young nigga going right now. Why the fuck I'm going to watch that podcast if you 55? And I'm in my 20s. A young nigga may say that, God. You fly. You got that pony shit on. You got all that. Why the fuck I'm going to watch this? That what you mean, dog? Same shit with us. Music. Say, dog, I'm 51. We all 51. We all in our 50s, right? You ain't 51 yet, but. I'll be 51 soon.

49:18You'll be 51 soon. why does a nigga in his 20s gotta go I gotta listen to the locks he don't gotta go I gotta listen to the locks that's graceful if he do yeah but we've been doing that but he's in his 20s so has he been doing it with us no so if a nigga tell him listen to the locks so when the 20 something year come up to me he don't gotta listen to the locks he don't gotta listen to crack neither but no you can't switch that shit up you can't switch that shit up to your benefit So if a 20-year-old come up to you and go, yo, crack, I fuck with you. He may have never heard your catalog ever in life.

49:57Now he watched the Joe and Jada shit, Netflix. Look, I'm not a rapper no more. Nobody asked me for words. What do you say? Joe and Jada on Netflix. He'd never heard your verse. He'd never heard a kiss verse, right? Watch Joe and Jada on Netflix. I seen it on Netflix. Top of the shit. Boom. Now he hits it. I love it. I love what they do. Now I'm in Google Joe and Jada. He Googles Joe and Jada. Now he sees y 'all do music. Now he goes through your catalog. I fuck with Joe and Jada. Should he not? Should he not? He could, but is that kid going to fuck with it? Oh, so you say he's going to discover that right now.

50:39Yeah, he discovered you right now today, and you're 55. He's 17, 18, 19, 20. That's a new song for him. It's a new song for him. It's not in your old catalog. It's something new. Now should he deny you because you're 55 and he's 50? Come on, that shit don't work for how you want it to work. Shit got to work around the board. No, it's not a totally different platform. No, it's not. I'll give you a perfect example. A nigga hit me the other day. He came to the dispensary, right? He bought weed. I fuck with you, P. I like it. I'm buying weed. Now I fuck with you? I fuck with you off of Spitter. He didn't know shit about the locks.

51:17He know about Style Speed. He didn't know about nothing. He knew about being a currency collab. He Googled it. Went into my catalog after that. Liked it. Found that I had a dispensary. It came through. I went to my mother's house. Come on, dog. That 55-year-old May Baker song, he ain't going to follow up with nothing else. He might. He ain't going to follow up with nothing else. Nah. He got two times. Yo, you 55, go for it, dog. Yo, I went to my mother's house. I went to my mother's house two years ago, and I went to the gas station, and the school let out. The junior high, they was like, that's the interview guy.

51:56This is around the time of yesterday's Price Dunt. They knew nothing about Fat Joe the rapper. They was like, this is the interview guy. He said they had no clue. What I am saying is, you wishing upon a star. Don't lose your day job. And women, because we got women that's watching. Shout out Simone and her family. They always - See, that's the one. That thing you saying is bad for hip hop. Hip hop's the youngest. It's facts, dog. It's only fucking facts, dog. And we already put it in a thing of how old you can be. Nah. Yeah. No, no, no. He said from the beginning. I finished. No. I know what he saying is right now.

52:37Right now. Just because he's rapping, hip hop, and niggas gypsies out, and niggas, why 60-year-old nigga can't try to make a song? Why? Just because we created a secret house. Why? Why is J.D. as hard as rats? Why is J.D. as hard as rats? Why is J.D. as hard as rats? Hold on. Hold the fuck on. You want me to make it clear for you? Yes. Why are you sitting on the couch right now? How many niggas? No, hold on. No. Yeah. Let me fucking finish. How many niggas you came into the game with, right? Or we came into the game with? That's finished. Even before we came into the game. That's finished. That didn't have a chance.

53:13You hear it now today because people throughout that whole time said, I fuck with you. I fuck with what you do. You're about a new one-hit wonder. So what? I'm not talking about... Why I got to be 20 and get the money? Why can't be 55 and get the money? That don't make no sense. No, no. A right style. Somebody come for the pop country song 75 and take over the whole country. Nigga came here and played in the club country. Acting. When we try to be 85, get an 85. You can find me in the club. They never say Morgan Freeman. What if a nigga make a flavor 50-year-old song for 50 years? Bottle for the pub.

53:50And then what is that? And then it came with the country joint. Go shorty. The country. I know. That shit's going to blow. Let me tell you something. I watch all these guys, right? They say I'm on social media too much. I might be. There's a guy from New York, right? I don't know his name. He looks Spanish. he be doing that new yo son shit is brick this guy he's an old head st. les oh the what's his name st. les you know him i follow the guy i'm talking about st. les the man the other day he said yo this is what it look like when you listening to an old school new york like with the old headless and your man dropping record that's just it he put the dogs up when your man's lying He said to the hip, hop, hibbi-dibbi-dibbi, don't stop the rocking with the bang.

54:45He played that shit, not that verbatim, but the same time, hoorah, ha, ha. And he was like...

54:58And man, let me tell you something. That was the 70s, guy. It's 2026. Yo. That was the 70s, guy. I want to hear an old nigga with fluidity. Like, just for the first time. Yo, he going to rap now. Yo, I was fluid. Koochie rap is still doing shows. Koochie rap. Talking about the one in one. No, you're saying a brand new. We got so good about it right now. No, I would like a brand new Koochie rap. That didn't make it. Didn't make it. Didn't make it. Didn't make it. Didn't make it. Like he was supposed to be one of them singers. What if it's one of them niggas that was supposed to be one of them singers?

55:31Something that's dumb nice. Are you kidding me? Come on, man. A million. One in a million. You know Dave Von? No. It's niggas out there that didn't make it. Um, Newark. Um, police been fired. No, that's my nigga, Dusty. Shout out to him. Who's Dusty? Red man's OG. Dusty's a wild Puerto Rican nigga with bars. What you call him? Red man and him's OG, stretching him's OG from Newark. He was on the street. Bars. That nigga's dumb night. It's bars. He could have made a one-game joint. It's the crackhead. He's been rapping like he's been nice with a cabal. I don't give a fuck, but you tell me he couldn't get a one joint, though?

56:09Probably could. Yeah, he ain't no problem doing it. You've been at fucking General Motors for 54 years. The 55th year, you said, I'm going to start rapping? Yes, man. That's crazy. No. I can't disagree with y 'all. All right. What I'm saying, I disagree with y 'all. You can't make a song make work, Kis, but you ain't just going to stop. I say make a career out of the world right now. Let me ask you. Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. You right. You got to be right there. No, it never will. All right. Never say never. Never. Suppose one day. He been working on four bars. I heard him spent a few years.

56:48I heard him spent six to eight great four bars at a time. It took him 16 years. My question is, suppose y 'all go in the studio tonight and K say, yo, this is my new shit, dog, and press play. And it's fire? It won't leave the studio. It's not going to leave the studio. Nobody outside the walls of that studio will ever hear that song. But how would you feel? You'd be like, yo, I was with this dude for 30 years. Let me ask a question. No. You're not letting me talk. Let him go. Let him go, Pete. Let him go, Pete. Ridiculous. I never thought I'd say this. Ridiculous. Let him go. It's ridiculous to shoot.

57:25Oh, hey, Jack. This thing is ridiculous. It's out of pocket, Elmore. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. That nigga's got lit. They gave him a friend. Yo, friends, yo, straight for life. Go get it now. Let me tell you something. Get it. I forgot what I was going to say. That shit crazy. Yo, let me tell you something. K come rapping after 30, you would be like, yo, K, why you ain't do that 22? Why you ain't do that 30? Why you ain't do that 35? Why you ain't do it 40? You coming, it's timeless. Timey. See, he look good. I think the hip hop, I think in 10 more, 20, 30 years, we'd be out of, we stuck right now because it's brand new.

58:16It's 51. That's what I'm saying. I'm 51. Same age as hip hop. You own the same age as hip hop. Let me stay saying this. You own the hip hop. I was at SummerSlam. Hold on, because you brought up, you brought up, Can you hear me? Can you ask me a question? I'm going to give you an answer. Can I ask you a question? Yeah, y 'all fuck with this nigga. Can I ask you a question? He's a terrible person. He's a terrible human being. He shoots at me every day. I go home watching this and I say, pow, that nigga caught me again. I'm looking at the staff and I say, man, this is my guy right here. Yo, name 10 new niggas.

58:55Name five new niggas you like. I can't. Conversation over. Name 10 new niggas you don't like. Name 10 new niggas. I started with 10. I went down to five. And you just told me no new niggas, no old niggas got a shot. You don't even know the new niggas. You're correct. What I'm telling you is the new niggas. He don't even know the new niggas. He don't even know. I don't know what you do. Ask him, too. I don't even. Ask him, too. We don't. We don't. You're hearing a story. Ask him, too. We don't. Ask him, too. We don't. None of us do. I don't. What the fuck is going to say an old nigga don't have a shot if you don't even know the young niggas?

59:33Nobody said old niggas. Don't that mean something to the audience? Nobody said old niggas don't have a shot. All I'm just saying is you don't know the young niggas neither, so you should say who got a shot, old old got a shot, if you don't know the young niggas neither. Stouse, you don't get this loud when you with them two Jewish niggas on that podcast. Not because y 'all saying some weird shit. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. I actually do. Because y 'all fucking up hip-hop. No, we not, man. How we fucking up hip-hop? No, we not, man. Yo, he said we fucking up hip-hop. No, we not. Oh, shit. He thought that y 'all slide that bias.

1:00:14Yo, y 'all niggas gave him the fentanyl. Oh, shit. Hip-hop 51, dog. Scott Rizzy. Scott Rizzy commercial. Go ahead, man. Use the bathroom, man. Yo.

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1:03:27We don't know young niggas, my nigga. Yo, crack. That 55-year-old gonna look like shit as well. He ain't gonna be in shape. Me, you, him, him, or him can't say who's the top five young niggas right now. Because they've been out for 30 years. Because they switch every five minutes. And so how do you know? So how you can't say a nigga? We talking about a one-shot wonder. I don't know how old. Hell, hell, hell. Huh? This is fucking hip-hop, bro. It's 51, bro. Hip-hop in general is 51, bro. Give me five names of young guys that's out right now popping or whatever you think is hot. You don't even fucking know.

1:04:07Look! My shit is back. You don't know? Look around the room. And you want to tell me a whole nigga? How long you been going? Stone God. Hey, one. It's nothing young or new about Stone God. Yeah, everybody's name. How long they been going? Danny, give me five, Danny. That guy, he's his name. They been going for dumb long. She like real hip-hop. Anybody in the room get five. Five new niggas. One year, two years. Five new niggas. Anybody. You don't know. My point is, none of y 'all niggas in this room know the new, hottest, five fucking niggas in hip-hop to say old niggas can't get it. How many young niggas got one-hit wonders?

1:04:56How many young niggas is microwave? Most of them. Are y 'all crazy? No, most of them. How many young niggas got one-hit wonders that you never heard of again? They made one, two songs. One. Out of here. They went fucking multiple platinum, all kind of numbers. And where are they now? Let me tell you what I say, though. Let me tell you what I say. Where are they now? Let me tell you what I say. What are y 'all talking about? It's better to be a one-hit wonder than to never have a hit. These one-hit wonder dudes, they get to go on the red carpet. They fuck famous bitches. They make money for a minute.

1:05:31They reckon it's a hit forever. One-hit wonder is better than to never have a hit. Ever. Think about it. You wildest dreams. You the hottest shit. You walking in the party. Just bust the moon. You don't want the one hit, but... Hell no. 2026. They could change their life. All starts. Just bust the moon. Just bust the moon. Bro. Ew. That's gonna change their life, that one song. If you want... That shit's timeless. You got it all. Bust the moon. I got the power. It's got that shit. Big record. Don't do it. One hit, one hit. Let's see if we agree on something. No, let's change your child. Hold on.

1:06:13I agree with you with that. Yeah, I like that. I'm not disagreeing with you on that. But all I'm telling you is, do we all come from hip hop? Yes. So you knew the singer, the dancer, the fighter, the lover, the poet, the rapper. You knew everything. Now the young boy nowadays, he's either he's official or he's not official. It's no in between. They don't have their own pockets of anything. So how do you expect something to be in that era if we're not in that era? There's a bunch of young niggas who don't know. They follow everything. We came up with our own lingo. You had your own lingo. Queens had their own lingo.

1:06:53Brooklyn had their own lingo. Staten Island had their own lingo. But from moving around, you got it grassroots. Now you get on the internet and everybody's lingo is the exact same. And you pick up another lingo from where you from. So how could you say this thing of ours is exactly the same thing of ours? It's no longer the same thing of ours. It's been commercialized. Them niggas can eat vegetables, though. Yeah, man. I'm just saying. They can eat vegetables and brush their fucking teeth, man, and shit like that. Yeah, but young niggas do third-party drugs. They do third-party drugs. They do third-party.

1:07:26So the average young nigga, if he ain't athletic, he can't do 10 sets of 10. Do what? Shit bad out here. The young average dude is either really athletic or non-athletic. It's no in-between. It's no in-between. It's like either he's strong and he can fight or he can move or he can't. It's no even in-between. It's a lot of young dudes who never ate a green. Yeah. That's a fact. They never had a home-cooked meal. A hot plate. Not a hot plate from McDonald's, pizzeria, chicken place. A hot plate from your mom, your wife, your aunt, somebody who love you, home-cooked, boiled. Some young niggas just wear with sneakers, just loafers and sneakers.

1:08:08I don't know what the fuck is that shit. Get that shit out and fuck you. Where's the fire? Fuck you. He said, fuck you. You don't want that shit. Fuck it. I don't know. He said, fuck it. No. He got on the leaker. Pull off it. It's a leaker, bro. No, you got to stop. It's a loafer sneaker. I'm not fucking with you no more. I'm not fucking with you no more. It's a leaker. You pull the shit. I would never wear it. But it's a leaker. I get a perfect pass. It's a loafer sneaker. It's a leaker. Nah, I ain't fucking with those. Come on. Me either. Respect with those. That shit is blind, my nigga. Do your thing, God.

1:08:44They go with his job. Are they New Balance? For how much he got to talk. They New Balance. I can tell by the stitching right now. In his defense, the guy who owns those sneakers, he got to go get crack, man. Diet Pepsi's coffees with ice in the door. They New Balance, though. Are they New Balance? I would have got something else with Coach. They New Balance. I knew that much. I never knew I wasn't going to be able to say nothing. I never knew I was not going to be able to say something in this. He got on liquor. These shits is emphatically non-cypher. These shits. Non-cypher. Emphatically. Look at his face.

1:09:25I'm going to shake your hand on that. Get in his face. You know what I'm saying? Yo, I'm about to cry. Emphatically non-cypher. Yo, tears, yellow tape on this shit. Chalk them shits. Nah, they look bad. I'm telling you right now, you my brother. You know I love you. I'm telling you right now. I want to bring another working now. Do not do this. Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't do this. Yeah. Your camera's, dog. Yo, crack. Your camera's right here. Look. There's another guy on Instagram. Look at the back. That he be judging the worst sneakers ever. There's another guy. I dare you.

1:10:04This shit here. It's comfortable. He comfortable. I'll wear a pair of Uggs before I wear this. Yo, he threw him that way. Fuck out of here. He's doing shits in the river. Nigga, I've been looking at them shits to hold. Yo, give me a Diet Pepsi. I'm on the stuff. I need a Diet Pepsi. I ain't going to lie. I know why he put the pants on now. You wear it. He got two felons. He was up north. He's talking to see what I'm saying. Two-time of felons. He giving me corporate criminal. Who knew where you was coming from, though, beloved? He got on leakers. He got the leakers. He ain't letting the sneakers wear him.

1:10:43When I grew up, there was a store called Buster Browns. Those shits are Buster. Buster Browns. You know what those are? Tom McCann. They New Balance. Tom McCann. Kenny Loafers. Nofers. Yo, you got the Tom McCann. Tom McCann. Laker Nofers. He got on Laker Nofers. They Nofers. They Laker Nofers. Laker Nofers is the best way to describe them. Very rare you get the whistle on this show. Leaker nofers. Yo. Yo.

1:11:16Very rarely you get the whistle. What kind of shit is those? Yo, he is not allowed in this place. I need those. He got to get you that ice cork. Never again. I expect him to get back with ice cork. Fucking icicles. Yo. No, I ain't going to lie. He's comfortable. He comfortable. They look crazy. He came with a good paint. You can get back quick with those, man. It's time. He's moving quick. He bought him a cake for his birthday. We make sure he's... I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie to him. You see? There was no cipher. He's the worst look, most comfortable foot in the building. Game of a war.

1:11:55Worst look, most comfortable foot. Yeah, worst look, best foot. Yeah, he's not going to be hypnotically. He went in a bathroom to wipe his joints. He went in a bathroom to polish. You murdered him. Went to get a Diet Pepsi. You oozing. Yo, he dissed his shoes, dissed him on a mission where he needed feet to move fast. Watch how quick he come back with a Diet Pepsi. Oh, he might take slow, just because you killed his joints. Them shit stares is slightly beyond whatever's in the glist. That shit. Yo, you know, I got to do rest in peace to Iron Sheik, man. He passed away. He can pass away. When? Perhaps a couple days ago.

1:12:36Perhaps a little something. Yeah, perhaps. Farm the table. Perhaps a couple days. Farm the table. Nah. Farm the table. I ain't sheik not long. Damn. So they just posted it the other day. I just did. Cocaine. No, no. It must have been the day he died the other day. Yo, listen. I seen it. Yo, yo. Well, it was on my timeline. I seen that too. Rest in peace to I ain't sheik. Pharmacy for life. What's the weed you smoked again? Strains for what? What's this? Rage for life. Oh, my God. That's the boobonic chronic. You niggas are smoking that shit. 3-5-4-7 Broadway. 1-4-5-4-5 Broadway. You know the story about Iron Sheep.

1:13:18Yo, tell me. We seen him. We in Texas. I'm with a bunch of Mexican guys. They drinking Hennessy, all that. Iron Sheep walked back to the room. I grew up to the Iron Sheep. Thank you, good buddy. Nah, shay, bro. Thank you, good buddy. What you did to him? Perhaps you, perhaps. That brother got the Johnny Bicicletas on. He got the Tonyo Bicicletas on. Oh, shit, the Tonyo Bicicletas. I know about Tonyo Bicicletas. He got the Tonyo Bicicletas on, nigga. We in the hotel, say a Marriott or something, and it's just me, a bunch of Mexicans. They smoking, they drinking Hennessy, and the Iron Sheik walked by.

1:14:05I think it was like SummerSlam or some shit. And he said, hey, guys, perhaps something to drink? Oh, shit, Iron Sheik. Everybody was hyped. They gave him a little something to drink. He come back like an hour later. They smoking blunts and they said, hey, guys, perhaps. Perhaps. Sunsings to smoke. Oh, Iron Sheik. They lit him up, gave him shit, yo. He came back 30 minutes later. Hey, guys, perhaps something for the nose? I didn't want to see. He wanted that candy. Farm the table. Farm the table. I farm the table. I begged them. I said, yo, don't give the iron sheet, please. They was like, yo, we can go get.

1:14:47I said, don't give the iron sheet this stuff. I wasn't ready for that one. Yo, perhaps sunning for the nose. A little sunning for the nose. I had a guy one time. I can't tell you who. Who? No, not this one. But I had a guy one time, I was asking him to do an event. And for four years, they kept saying no. So I go there, he says, perhaps Unza Z-Table. I said, huh? Spanish, Puerto Rican. I said, what? He was like, perhaps Unza Z-Table. Unza Z-Table. I said, Unza Z-Table? He said, yeah, Unza Z-Table. I said, okay. I went in the truck, gave the dude 10 grand, and then we pulled off something I always wanted to do my whole life, but he wanted it under the table.

1:15:39I promised my man, he was his mentor. I would never say his name, so I got to keep, that's got to go with me. He wanted under the table. Shout out Willie Colon, living legend, salsa singer, passed away. I really don't give a fuck who he voted for. I don't care. What he was thinking, what he did, Bronx, Salsa, they invented Salsa. They took it to the next level. Him, Hector Laval, these guys, Lafania, these guys is beyond this. God forbid, I don't even want to tell you. It was like James Brown passing or Stevie Wonder. He's that legend, right? He died maybe a week or two ago. You know, right now, everybody got something to say.

1:16:27You know, they was like, yo, I heard he was voting for Trump. This, that. I don't give a fuck, man. All power from Wu-Tang. Rest in peace. Yeah, yeah. No, that was my guy. Power? Mm-hmm. Rayquan, you know, my brother had a whole Wu-Tang. But power? We had, like, a certain understanding. You know what I'm saying? Like, I mean, the man, he's a man's man, as solid as they come. good dude. That right there fucked me up, man. Powerful Wu-Tang. He's special, special, special. If you had the chance to ever vibe with him or talk with him or ever fucking have him in your life, you just so blessed. And very rare, 2026, a guy who didn't want the spotlight.

1:17:23A guy who wasn't all in the video. guy who wasn't out there acting like, yo, I'm powerful, Boo Chang. Pretty young too, right? How old was he? I think 51. And he caught so much love passing away. I'm still posting. Yeah, I see it. I love him. You know what I'm saying? He's a man, powerful, Boo Chang, a different kind of guy. 55. 55? I thought he was 51. Yo, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful guy. Power is one of them. And, uh, damn, chick, motherfucker die every week now. Hell yeah. For sure. Every day. You know, we know people. We know so many people because we famous. So, where I was at, I was in the fucking, Pistol Pete was hosting some shit.

1:18:09Shout out to everybody in Jersey City. I was up in there with him and I was telling him, I was just like, yo, Pistol, like, man, this is dying every day. Was that word, God? I said, no. I said, I must know so many people that I keep watching people on my time. Like, if we want to go there, we go Big Mike from Atlanta. He died last month. Big Mike. Word? Man. Nah. Big Mike from Atlanta passed away. Who is that? Nah, not Big Mike. Big, no. Michael Watts passed too. Not Big Mike. I'll be engrossing him sometimes. I don't know. Big Mike used to be with T.I. and them. Yeah. But before he was with T.I.

1:18:49and them, I know this guy since the 90s. he was one of the most beautiful guys I ever knew in my life Big Mike man he was a special guy he passed away but too many people we know cause we everywhere too many people we know keep passing away before I used to tell kids before it was like niggas die over gunshots or stab wounds or whatever now it's like diabetes high blood pressure you hear like old kind of stuff that they dying from right it ain't the same as like this violence Me personally, I've been diabetic since I was 12 or 14, some shit like that. So now, you see, I never wanted to do this, but I'm going to tell you, there's a patch.

1:19:32It's called Libre 3. I know myself. You're talking about meal planning? I know I'm too disciplined in whatever I do. That's why we number one, brother. I told you we're coming in here to take these motherfuckers out the game. I'm too disciplined. When I lock on you like a fucking pit bull, you done. So with this diabetes, my sugar was a little bit high. I went through the patch. My shit is A1. I'm like a teenager, my shit. My shit 80 to 120. Y 'all better go get that Libre. If you a diabetic and I don't get no money from them, it's not a sponsor. I'm telling you, go get that Libre 3 because it'll save your life.

1:20:15I feel like I just copped 20 years, I swear to God. Because my shit was out of control. Because you think it's a pass connected to your phone and it lets you know if your shit got high or low. Me, I don't play that shit. So now I got the pass. Shit come on my phone. My shit is A1. Like, because I know I'm not going to eat no shit and go wild out or no shit. Like, I'm just, I was mad because I knew I ain't going to be able to cheat no more. No cookies, no this, no bread, no rice, no this. I knew it once I threw it on. I had enough. Can I throw this in the air? Yes. I hear you. Shout out. Love is love.

1:20:55Your brother, your partner over there. He sells something on the daily that helps with that also. Wheatgrass. And I ain't doing shit. You send me everything you get. Yo, you're right. I do. I'm just telling the people the other ones. That wheatgrass. I just want to talk. You drink 30 pills of Stiles P every fucking day. All I want to do is talk to the poor people. Yo, she, they got me on the shit already. It's some poor people. It's some poor people who can't afford all of that. It tastes like a football field. It's good. Yeah. So you got to take a little wheatgrass, drink greens, and duck sugar, if you don't have it, to buy the shit.

1:21:36Yeah, you got a duck. Duck sugar ain't like slender or nothing like that? No, not a duck sugar. He said duck it. You think he talking about duck sugar? No, I mean duck. You thought there's a such thing as duck sugar? You mean duck like what? Avoid it, avoid it. Avoid it. Like it's a gunshot. Avoid sugar. Avoid it. Treat sugar like a gunshot and duck it. Duck sugar, Rich. That's how I do it. Yeah, you got to treat sugar like a gunshot and duck it. Duck sugar. It's a duck that produces sugar. Duck sugar like Splinter. Duck the sugar shot. Looking good. Let's go, crack. Let's go, crack. Let's go, crack.

1:22:08Oh! Oh! Let's go. But nah, but I mean, y 'all are people. Y 'all are people are the people, so we got to give them both. No, we got to tell them. Dark sugar. You got to dark sugar, and you got to drink greens. If you ain't got no money, dark sugar and drink greens. Yo, they got some shit that won't spike your shit, dark sugar. I'm thinking you're the smartest one. Give the child. I'm thinking you're the smartest nigga in the hemisphere. yo they got some new shit I'm just part of the ethos gotta lay low for sugar eat more greens I'm just saying if you don't have money hold on let me just be clear if you don't have money and you're a diabetic and you don't have money and you can't buy western and you don't have insurance you don't have a doctor you don't have you don't have any which camera?

1:23:06if you don't have money you don't have insurance you don't have a doctor and you have diabetes, duck sugar. I mean, treat sugar like a gunshot. Get out the way. Get out the way of it. Sugar's your enemy. Let him know. Duck white food. White shit is your enemy. Yeah, just know. White rice. White potato. Bread. White flour. White bread's your enemy. Oh, pasta. You just drink a lot of green shit. All that turns into sugar. You can take the fucking plate to it. I also add to what they eat. You can eat a lot of the stuff you like is what you cooking it in. that's fucking it up. Yeah, you cook. If you switch what you cook, this shit ain't there.

1:23:44Can't lie, guards. I don't even want to tell y 'all something, but... Yo. Can't lie, guards. What happened, guards? You stuck. It is what it is. I'm going to go to restaurants, man. Like, you know, the other day we ate up, we ate some Jamaican food. My shit went off. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. I ate some Spanish shit. That shit said beep, beep, beep. With no rice. With no rice, potato, none of that shit. unfortunately when we in the hood restaurants they gotta be what they cooking I ate no carbs and my shit was going beep beep beep beep like I don't know how they made it and I love it but that shit was on fire and I only two times the three months I got this shit on only two times this shit rang off and it rang off with Jamaican and it ran off with Spanish food and I did not eat I did not eat I did not eat nothing no bread no none of that shit like that and my shit rang off they cooking that shit with the yali yali you know the ootie wopie then they snatched shit by the paparazzi

1:24:57I'm done every time I got a fucking we got a new lock store we got new music We're not.

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1:27:57Break me. Play it. Fuck that, man. New locks, man. We know when this shit... I'm a lock. What happens when you play? When we play it, this is out of control. Millions of views. New song. New single. What you want me to lie to you? Artists are coming on. Shout out my homie Bo, man. We got artists that don't even want to interview. They like, yo, can I sit there and play my new song? That's a great thing. You don't fake this out too. Fucking off. Fendi came in here and fake did the show, huh? He just wanted the promo. It worked, fool. He just used the promo. Hell yeah. It worked like a motherfucker.

1:28:34Take this out. He just came up here and started talking about shit. He came mid-show, took a thing, and used it. We don't know what the fuck he was talking about, Styles. Gotta love Fendi for that. He probably sat on here and said, zinc, fiber, whatever the fuck he said he got out of here, he got a promo. Dark sugar. Dark sugar. He's dark sugar. I need a fake one of these who haven't made this. I need a false one. You won't use the pony. No, I don't want pony. I want phony. Jadakiss spent a million dollars with me. I don't want that. I haven't spent another dime with him. I haven't spent another dime with him.

1:29:11I haven't spent another dime with him. That's the reason I went to the gym. That pony shit, huh? Everybody complimented that pony shit. They had to kill a pony, then they had to die in blue. That's sad. That hurts my heart. Suppose I tell you it was a groundhog. I don't fucking know what this shit is. Can we hear this new lock? I don't even know what it is. Yo, these guys are fried. You think I'm fried. They're fried. Whatever it is, play a lock. Understand, it's not about the size of your circle. It's a lock zone. It's about the loyalty of their city. You see, nothing can stop a squad that's dedicated to fighting for the same mission.

1:29:49Focused on the same mission. Hear that, Rick? Does your circle got that type of commitment? Are they happy when you win it? Or is it the more you do better, the more that love gets distant? I told my brothers from the jump, I got love for you both. And all them niggas looking up to us is watching our growth. And all them hating motherfuckers, not even close. And all that money on the gram they show is not what they gross. Got a nice family at home, but that's not who they post. Ain't too many real niggas like us left on the coast. You know, I'm supposed to make you proud, not hate me. If I ain't around, pray for me.

1:30:19I'm hearing bullshit lately. Why does energy feel so funny? Like you lent the nigga Rockefeller startup money. When you was moving weight, you ain't know a nigga Now every time we talk, you call me big bro I was ready, but you didn't want to show a nigga So we gon' keep it like that from the get-go I ain't smoking, I ain't drinking with you at my show You can't get close enough to find out what you need to know, nigga All the feelings changing All I can do is always hard to take it When friends turn into things You can't stop this Oh, you're like a stranger Now I couldn't see it going that way I thought that things would never change Never change, never change Infinite lucha kiss, I'm expecting to flip I never take it personal, I'm accepting the shit Yeah, I tried to give them Jews, they neglected the shit Never put me in a place of holding weapons and shit Yeah, I'm living off experience, told you I'm a Jedi I could smoke a J and touch the top of the pyramids Fuck with the trinity, die, dead serious I still remember the oath, I'm not delirious Group never broke up, this game you can soak up Before rap, we kept straps and blew coke up Know you heard the stories, couple niggas was poked up Fuck about your money, my nigga, hold your loka Yeah, is it love if it ain't love?

1:31:40It's bigger than dirty money, your bank stubs Show your niggas loyalty, thank us Above number one when you rank us All the film is changing from love riding to love riding. That's your bridge. Yeah, it's hard. It sounds good. Yeah. We gonna leave. Tell them to take your face. All you like. I'm stranger now. Couldn't see it going that way. They done seen us. I thought that things would never change. Never change. Never change. Our dreams turned to reality then came to a halt. It was part of the business, though it wasn't our fault. Times got darker. We just got brighter. The love got faker and we just got tighter.

1:32:20Back against the wall. Shit, we was all fighters. Hustle all day, studio all nighters. We were skipping class, chipping in for gas. 89 regular, et cetera, et cetera. Nobody else got us. We got us. Money can't divide us. We came from the riders. Dropped us off in the pot. The hard rises. GPS start acting up, then guard guides us. Yep, I catch a bullet for my niggas. If I got it and I up it, I'ma pull it for my niggas. Yeah, if they around and I know I'm covered. Yes. Real brothers and our mothers really know each other. Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh. Still, still, still. Oh, nah. Still be right there. Nah, nah.

1:33:03Absolutely. Yeah, Mike, Greg. Yeah, Mike, Greg. Oh, good for a little bit. Yes, sir. I thought that things would never change. Hey. Never change, never change. Oh, no. That's a nice song, man. That's all, yeah. Nice song, Rick. My man, Brick. Yes, it is, Brick. Nice one, Rick. We got another one? We got one for us? A me and Bo joint. Play that. That shit sounds right in here. Yeah, sounds right in. This room is... It's a good room. I tell you this, though. If it is a simulation, be the real motherfucker in that motherfucker. You know? Yeah.

1:34:16They doing both my generation for we needed to keep the clothes But you see you can't see when you push in the beat and the money came from the key The blind and the deaf and the dumb can't guide you you get to a become a hallway idol I know I got PTSD talking to myself take it easy Pray to the Lord. Can you please protect me? Don't let the fuck boys shoot me or the D's arrest me Yeah Now that's a hustler's prayer Gotta say that Then you should get the fuck out of there You think the streets is lit Nah, nigga, the beach is lit Foreign whip, nice watch, Easter fit You at the table, know who you feasting with Bad vibe, give you a stomach ache Never stay in the place if you can't put your gun away Married to the streets, but I'm letting the brides run away I can tell you why Cause I can tell you how Your man will tell you, girl will slide You just got the game twisted like curly fries The streets will turn you to fast food You a monkey playing with bad boons Niggas told you that cash rules School of hard knocks, you was playing the wrong class Or maybe you just skipped it Niggas threw you to juice, maybe you just missed it New book of G's out here, you're not listed But don't sweat with the critical things This is God's pen, it's written in the visible Hey, nigga.

1:35:40Yeah. Loose. Loose. Like a 36 ball or some shit like that, right? Yeah, it are. 30, 36. That shit hard. That was 36. 36. Like a 36. Boy, he's 30. 40. He was out. 40, 30. I can't do 36, 20, 20. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't be able to. Don't tie you in this, Scott. Yeah. It's no formula. It's no. It's no. No, I loved it. I'm just saying, me personally, I'll be like... Too much? Straight to the hook. You know, I'm free. You know my shit? You know my shit? I'm just dipping in and out. I love how you cook, bro. You know what I'm saying? Cook crap. Yeah, I'm in and out. Cook. Let me show you something. Shout out to Kiss Cafe.

1:36:28Go get yourself some coffee. Please do. I'm almost ready for my rewind. I'm ready for my rewind. Rewind the check. Let me get my rewind. CBS Sally go get it rewind it 10 dollars how do you say the rum sorrisa sorrisa Puerto Rican rum whenever you want to drink rum you got to drink this one it's the smoothest shit smoothest rum you ever drink and every bottle we sell we give a dollar back to every moms and pops to moms and pops businesses in Puerto Rico that's dope we help that you know shit is crazy you know what happened in Puerto Rico right now I don't know if y 'all know but Bad Bunny tried to make a movie in Puerto Rico and they told him no.

1:37:12Why? What? These politicians ain't shit, my nigga. These politicians ain't shit. The man that is on tour in Puerto Rico generated $400 million for Puerto Rico. Just went to the Super Bowl and rebuilt the whole Puerto Rican halftime. You know why? They can't accept power. You know why? They can't accept that power is bigger than their power. That's true, UF? What? They trying to sue Bad Bunny because he put the guy's house, and the guy, he bigged him up in the Super Bowl. The guy's suing him for putting his house in the Super Bowl. Yo, bro. You know what? I don't even want to give ideas. What type of shit is that?

1:37:53Yo, I don't even want to give ideas. One of these shits I got sued for, it's out of this world, but I don't want to give ideas. I've been suing it a few times myself. Stay out the way. Let me tell you something. the man bad buddy, but he's done for Puerto Rico. I'm going to be out there and shoot my shot and say, I don't think that ever was a Puerto Rican that ever picked up Puerto Rico like that. Ever. Super Bowl biggest show in the world. He paid I think$62 million they told me to make that set out his own pocket to make it look like Puerto Rico. He said the man's doing the business to boil down.

1:38:37That's bullshit, man. It's crazy, dog. You know, but they ain't giving permission, man. Yo, the governor of Puerto Rico or whatever these politics... That let me already know... That let me know it's corruption in Puerto Rico. Whatever that governor's thinking, stopping bad money from doing it. He say he got to go to Santo Domingo to do it now. That don't even make sense. Yo, this ain't that? That ain't this. Let's crack and kiss. Make some noise for the locks, brother. What's up? Yeah. And me. Thanks for having us. Thanks for having us. We'll be the blast. You guys come up whenever y 'all want.

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From the publisher

Fat Joe and Jadakiss sit down with their brothers Styles P and Sheek Louch for a full LOX reunion on the Joe and Jada set. The guys talk about what's kept the group untouchable for decades, with no exec ever coming between them and no outside noise ever getting in. The conversation goes deep on the passing of Oliver “Power” Grant from Wu-Tang, K-Slay's irreplaceable role in hip hop culture, and how losing people in your circle hits differently as you get older. Styles P talks about his health businesses, being both plant-based and anti-glizzy, and why it’s important to know where your food comes from. Plus, Joe clowns a crew member's loafer-sneaker hybrid for the better part of ten minutes, they discuss Bad Bunny's Super Bowl set and the politics blocking his film in Puerto Rico, and Jada insists that Styles and Sheek “perhaps” hear Joe’s famous Iron Sheikh story. Styles and Sheek also preview new music, playing two records live in the studio.

Joe and Jada is now STREAMING ON NETFLIX!

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04:00 Why NO ONE could split up The LOX

14:30 Styles is anti-glizzy, anti-flag

22:00 The "pause" debate

30:30 Styles breaks down plant-based philosophy

36:00 New LOX music & the group's studio

44:00 Can a 55-year-old start rapping? Old vs. young debate

1:10:00 Crew member's loafers drive Joe insane

1:14:30 Joe's Iron Sheik story

1:31:00 The LOX play two new records live

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