The Real Report - Felix Flexin "RUBBERZ" alleged AI controversy, Druski BET Backlash, Ja Morant to Portland, Big Tigger scandal, Ennis vs Zayas

19:02It was real dope. The energy in the building was crazy, man. It was really like Philly versus the Puerto Ricans. That's how I felt being in the building, man. But it was good energy in there, man.

19:12Tony Yayo:Boots is definitely one of the next ones. I know a lot of the Puerto Rican fans is disappointed because he kind of gave up. They don't like that in the boxing world, man. I mean, he was getting beat down bad. The first round, he felt it. I know the fifth round, he got beat down bad. In the third round, he almost had some motion. Yeah, he definitely threw some in the third round. But Boots is a tough guy. He's from Philly. You know, them dudes don't play out there and, you know, our Puerto Ricans don't play either. But at the same time, you know what it felt like to me? It felt like Canelo facing Mayweather.

19:46Tony Yayo:You heard that? Yeah. And he's only 23 years old. I don't think he was tough enough for boots and I don't think he was experienced enough. But I think he has a bright future and I felt like it was Canelo versus Mayweather early. So he gonna learn a lesson from this? Yeah, definitely. Okay. Boots, I mean, and then, can we go to what Crawford said? What's the Crawford, him and a shout to Bud, you know, Bud is our family, but what's the beef with him and Crawford? Because it's like Terrence Crawford, you want to smoke. I think somebody was trying to say Crawford should come out of retirement or something to fight him or something like that.

20:22Tony Yayo:No, Crawford just, he came and he gave a statement. I mean, he said that he, so Crawford said that he feels like he's a smarter boxer than Boots, but that he's not going to come out of retirement to deal with that because also, you know, I see Boots, you know, challenged Xander. So I think that was the biggest thing. He said, I have nothing. I said, I don't worry about coming back to prove anything and to credit Boots that he's a tremendous talent and that he's no walk in the park for no one. He's a threat to anyone that steps a foot in the ring with. So he's giving him credit, but he's not going to deal with that.

20:50Tony Yayo:Rob Markman Well, if Bud come out of retirement, that'd be the fighter of the century. Rob Markman I think if he come out of retirement, it'd probably be for Canelo again or something like that. I don't think he'd do it for Boots right now. Hey, Edwin, find the next fight Boots supposed to have. Rob Markman, Crawford, by the way, said he's 10 steps ahead of Boots when it comes to boxing. Yeah, I think I heard that. And Boots said he's not worried about guys that are retired. Rob Markman, You said the next fight for who again? For Boots. He just announced it. He announced the next fight already?

21:21Rob Markman, Yeah.

21:22Tony Yayo:He's not playing for December, November. I just seen it online. Rob Markman, But how was the... So the energy was crazy. Man. Rob Markman, So when he got dropped that first round, what did you think, bro? I thought it was over for him. You thought it was over? Because usually when you get dropped the first round - I'm not gonna lie, I thought it was over for Boots in the third round, the way he had him, but Boots just wasn't full. I thought it was over. I'm like, aw man, he got Boots, but Boots ain't full. Boots tough, man. Yeah, now Boots, you know he come from a family of fighters, right? Yeah, he tough, I see.

21:50Tony Yayo:Yeah, like his father, brothers and everything. He come from a family of fighters. And also by the way - Oh, who's this guy who's fighting now? Who's the next guy? Boots apparently challenged Sebastian Fundora, who has a, for a three bell unification fight at the end of 2026. Oh, man. He's not playing. I never heard of homeboy. I mean, he's a champion. Yeah, no, I never heard of him. The dude he just beat up was a champion, too. I never heard of him, either. Yeah, definitely. He's a dog. But he's 23 years old, man. Yeah, that's a fact. He got time. Boots look way bigger. And what's this dude record that he supposed to be fighting right here, man?

22:21Tony Yayo:I'll tell you right now. Yeah. No, find out the record. Because the last dude was undefeated. So, 24 wins, one loss, and one draw. Okay. Damn, that's damn undefeated. Okay. Rob Markman, Yeah, Boots is not fighting no cab drivers, man. 16 knockouts too, I'll read. Rob Markman, Yeah, he's fighting some good... Rob Markman, Okay, so homeboy, homeboy got some... Rob Markman, And I think it's good for boxing. I would like to see him and Zayus again, part two. Rob Markman, Mm-hmm. Rob Markman, I mean, he did, you know, he knocked me three times. Rob Markman, He stopped him, so I don't think it's going to be a round two because...

22:47Rob Markman, I mean, I just would love him. Rob Markman, Part two because he stopped.

22:49Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, I mean, just the energy of just being in the building, the bar plays. Rob Markman, No, the energy in the building, the energy was crazy. Rob Markman, he brought him out. Rob Markman, you know, all the Puerto Ricans there, Philly in there, I just think it would be good. Give him another two years or a year and a half, he'll be older, more experienced, more bigger, more stronger. And I think he'll have a better chance. Well, I'm not saying he'll have a better chance for his boots, but he might, you know, it feels like, like I said, Mayweather beating down Canelo. Rob Markman, I hope the people ain't give up on him, man.

23:14Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, No, it feels like Mayweather beating down Canelo earlier, early in his career, when he beat Canelo down. And then Canelo got bigger and stronger and he started beating people down. It's hard. It's real hard to beat them. Yeah. Can we actually talk about this Rubbers track, please? Oh, man. My pocket's getting bigger. Hey. My watch is moving quicker. Hey. So so Phoenix Flexin has a new song that's a summer staple at the moment for 2026 called Rubbers. Yeah, yo, just posted that record on one of his posts on that page. We heard that record like I don't know how many times we was traveling overseas.

23:50that, but the record is popular. The record is actually - My pocket's getting thicker.

23:54Tony Yayo:Yeah. Hey, you know that shit joy, man. My watch is moving quicker. Yeah, there you go. See? But it's just so unorthodox. So it is when you see the dude and you're gonna see the image on screen, he don't look like nothing of that track now. I mean, I think what people liked about the track is what it sounded like an old 80s track. And it was, it just had like some lines in it, like the, the, my pocket's getting thicker. It was a cocaine banger. Yeah. It's just, it's just, it's just a crazy 80s kind of anthem record. How did this guy look? Because that's one thing I don't know. I haven't seen the video.

24:23Tony Yayo:I just know the song was just going super viral. What's also going about is, I think, Gilly or Wallow, that they have a video of them singing the song. But this is how this gentleman looks like. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I've definitely seen him on something. He was on all the radars. Where's he from? I'll tell you right now. Shout out to Phoenix Flexin. Yeah, Phoenix Flexin. So the biggest thing is that - I thought this was a whole - He's from L.A., by the way. I thought this was a whole Caucasian fella. Rob Markman No. Yeah. So now, okay. So it's funny you say that, right? The biggest controversy right now, and it's been for a couple of weeks, is that people feel like this song is made entirely with AI.

25:00He's saying - Rob Markman So they don't think it's him? Rob Markman They don't think it's him. They don't think that he made this song. He does have a producer and everything, but at least it was influenced by AI some way, somehow. Maybe the lyrics - Rob Markman But where do people get that from? Rob Markman Some people have been throwing it into different programs that kind of scan AI. It could be video, it could be audio, and apparently some of them are coming out conclusive.

25:21Tony Yayo:Rob Markman Oh, you can scan AI now? Rob Markman Yeah. Rob Markman Well, I mean, yo, it's a hit record, man. Shout out to Phoenix Flexin, LA Got One. Rob Markman What's he saying about it? Rob Markman He's saying that there is no AI, right? The most he'll say, right, is that there's autotune. Now, if y 'all remember, there was a time where people was not fucking with autotune at all. Rob Markman No, but it could be when people are The skin and the AI could be AI and the vocals, because I know now they have AI vocals, when you can mix with AI vocals. I know that's... I heard that before. So maybe that's the AI coming in there, but he could have wrote it and he got the auto tune and made it sound a special kind of way.

26:01Tony Yayo:You could sound any which way right now with all this AI stuff and all these stuff engineers got now. Rob Markman Do you feel like now people have to prove that their song is real? Now that's where we're at. It used to be the videos. Rob Markman, I mean, all this is new to me. I just love the song. So, I mean, I just love the song. Shout out to Phoenix Flexion. Rob Markman, Who's giving him this feedback from it? Like, where's he? Just fans. The community. Oh, yeah. Yeah, fans. Just people listening to the track, seeing how he, like, it's also a visual thing. They look at, they see how he looks, how he talks, and they feel like it does not match at all.

26:32Don't match him at all. Now, Murda, if you don't want me asking you, do you feel like, let's say if it was AI, Does it make it less of a hit? Are they wrong for using AI in their tracks, but now you got something charting?

26:49If it's AI, he shouldn't deny it, right? If he did use AI to help him out with the record, then it's all good. If he used it, just own it. He should just own it. Like AI had on it. He don't got to hide it because you don't want it to come out later that you did do it. It's like, damn. Rob Markman, it doesn't matter. He's making money to wreck his house. Rob Markman, Yeah, but I'm saying he should just own it. If he's using AI, just say, yeah, I'm using AI with this. Rob Markman, Yeah, but he used AI with the vocals. That's cool. Rob Markman, He didn't say he used AI with the vocals. He said it was auto-tune, correct?

27:19Rob Markman, Murdoch, let me tell you - Rob Markman, He said it was auto-tune. Rob Markman, So he ain't saying it was AI. So he's not saying it. So my thing is, if it is AI, and if he did use AI, just own it. You know what I'm saying? Rob Markman, For sure. Like he ain't got a cap and go, yo, nah, it's auto-tune. Nah, nigga, if it's AI, you use AI.

27:32Tony Yayo:Yeah, but he just said it's auto-tune, it's not AI. So he did own it. If he said he used AI to write it, is he in the wrong? He said it's not AI. That's the other thing. No, let me just, hypothetical. If he did use AI to write it, to help him write it or just to write the whole thing? We would never know. That's whack. Why? Because, I mean, if you're an artist, you don't need AI to write something for you. I know people that use AI to, you might say your hook and you want them to sing your hook for you, but it's something that you wrote. Not using AI to create something for you and then try to take credit for it.

28:08I think that's kind of wack.

28:09Tony Yayo:Yo, Merck, AI is so good, right? I went to this barbershop one time, right? I haven't been there in a while. I went there, right? And he was like, yo, I heard the, you want Banks this record. And I'm like, for real? And they like, yeah, I'm like, what the fuck are you talking about? And they played it for me and it sounded just like me and Banks. And I had to, look, I had to disappoint them guys at the barbershop, but I'm like, yo, this is AI. For real? Rob Markman, AI is good. Rob Markman, Can I put y 'all to the test for two seconds? Yeah, put us to the test. I'm going to play y 'all track. It's okay to be clear.

28:41Put us to the test. You let me know if you think this is AI or not. This is my boy Tim.

28:45Tony Yayo:Put us to the test.

28:57Tony Yayo:I think that's a person. That's AI. That's my boy, Tim Chiller. All right. What do you think? Is that AI or not AI? I don't think that's AI. AI. Sound like a person to me. It is completely AI. Told you. The lyrics are AI. I know that for a fact. The beat is AI. The vocals. That's not even him. I knew that for a fact. He a black Puerto Rican in the Bronx. I knew that for a fact. In the Heights, excuse me. Yeah. Yeah. Completely AI. Now, after hearing that, right? And remember, Timbaland was in huge heat because he has rights to an AI artist. Are you guys okay in a world where, let's say, there's a fully AI developed artist?

29:35Tony Yayo:I mean, an AI artist is not real, so we're never going to see the artists. That's fine. They put people... Like in Japan, they have visuals of like - But you got people that are making the whole - They making real money off of AI artists right now. Oh, okay. Like real money. So where's our AI label? I need an AI artist in G-Unit. I'm working on something. I'm working on something. All right, back. But AI is taking over. I'm not mad on it. It just depends on how you use it. I'm not mad at AI. The visuals. What about a beat? If you knew you got a whole pack from a producer and it's AI, you fucking with it?

30:12I mean, if the beat is hot, the beat is hot. You can't knock that part of it. I don't mind getting the AI beat and the beat is hot. And when it comes as far as the artists with the AI, if you writing the music as an artist yourself and then you spitting the lyrics and then you getting AI to sing it for you, whatever the case may be able to make the hook for you, I think that's cool. That's okay. You can incorporate it like that as long as you doing the writing. Now, when you try to get lazy and have AI really doing all the work for you, that's when it become wack. Rob Markman Yeah.

30:41Tony Yayo:We never could tell, man. AI is just that good right now. Rob Markman It is good. Rob Markman It's just we're in a future that's just going so fast, bro. It's crazy that we was just in Italy, right? You remember? You remember our driver? He was riding around with an AI 50 record, thinking it's a real 50 record. An AI 50 record? So it's crazy when the record come on, right? Yeah, you're like, damn. Because it sounded like 50, right? Yeah, you're going, damn. I never heard this record. Never in my life. But the drivers in the car playing it. He hyped. He hyped. But it's an A.I. record. As we really listen, we like, man, this not fucking 50, man.

31:21I knew from the first couple of lines it wasn't 50, but it was an A.I. song. How did you know from the first couple of lines? I mean, of course you have the ear.

31:28Tony Yayo:I could just tell, man. Yeah. I think people, if you got the sound, I think a lot... It's not just me. I think it's regular people. They just know when something's there. They start knowing. Yeah. But don't get me wrong. Like I said, I went to the barbershop. It fooled a lot of people too. Yes, it do. And they thought me and Banks' record was a diss record. How did they react? Rob Markman, I was like, you really didn't do this? For real? Rob Markman, Imagine how much they had on the loop. Rob Markman, They were disappointed. Rob Markman, They probably had that shit on repeat. Rob Markman, For real for real.

31:55Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, You all heard that new record. Rob Markman, Like yeah. Rob Markman, Like yeah. Rob Markman, Like what y 'all talking about? Rob Markman, Then they played it for me and it sounded like - Rob Markman, Was it sounding good? Rob Markman, It was good too. Rob Markman, When I told them sad puppies, bro, they was like - Rob Markman, So that A.I. shit is cool. Rob Markman, it's crazy bro. Rob Markman, it is. AI's taking over. It definitely is, man. Rob Markman, yo, what y 'all think about the, I haven't watched a lot of it, but the B2K, Pretty Ricky. Everybody's saying Pretty Ricky, the verses, they won.

32:28Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, I didn't get to check it out yet. Rob Markman, yeah, I just seen, what's your boy, what's my man's name? What's my man? That was in Tycoon. No, I forgot his name. Rob Markman, who, man? Rob Markman, let me not say that. My man, was it Pretty Ricky? Yeah, Pretty Ricky versus B2K, my man the brown skin dude. Rob Markman, The Marions? Rob Markman, The Marions are. Rob Markman, I'm gonna edit this by the way. Rob Markman, Spectacular? Pleasure. Rob Markman, Nah, you should keep that too. You should keep that shit. You should have the Marions. Rob Markman, You know my man that had to fight, bro.

33:04Tony Yayo:I'm bugging out. Rob Markman, Oh, Pleasure P. Rob Markman, Pleasure P. I just said Pleasure P. I'm bugging out. Shout out to Pleasure P. But I seen Pledge of Peace on some, ooh yeah. Oh, for real? Like he was killing the acapella. I just caught a little end of it. Who they saying won? They saying Pretty Ricky definitely won that. And then I know Shout Up Marion, B2K, you know what I'm saying? They were saying that they got an album and a single coming out. We need them on the show. But you see they - Definitely said that to Marion, that's our guy. But you know when Pretty Ricky do that, it's five in the morning.

33:38Tony Yayo:That's a big record. Pretty Ritty Ricky Ricky. My man got that, he got that COVID chain on right there. That's the Uncle Murda chain, that's addiction. My man got locked up for the COVID scheme. Nigga bought the biggest Jesus head in the world. Pretty Ritty Ricky Ricky. That's what they doing. Once they're at five in the morning. Rob Markman, they said Pretty Ricky got B2K, huh? Yeah, they beat B2K. Shout out to both of them. Shout out to Swiss and Timbaland. Set out the Pleasure P. And the verses. my man Pleasure P you know they had jokes on each other but definitely y 'all can we go into a little bit more tech y 'all know what Polymarket is?

34:17what are we talking about with this Polymarket? it's almost like Calci they're both apps that they use that they could go and betting on anything and everything I could bet that Murder would say pause 20 times in an episode that goes up and people bet on it and you could win hundreds even thousands of dollars now there's a huge scandal right now. I like Polymarket. It's over, right? They stopped it. It's a scale. It's still going. Right? So apparently, Polymarket is facing a hit after a Wall Street Journal report claimed that social media videos were made of it, right? But it was fake. So you would see people winning and it's not real at all.

34:53I've seen that for other apps, though. I've seen that for gaming apps. I've seen that for sports betting apps. Of course. Actually, I'm lying. I'm lying on the sports betting apps because I feel like they really wouldn't want to do that. Yeah, they wouldn't do that, yeah. How do you guys feel about Cal She's, Polymarkets? You could bet, I'm not going to lie, you probably could even bet on someone passing away or something. It's extreme. People go crazy.

35:15Tony Yayo:I think that's a little too crazy and I wouldn't trust something like that. But that's popping right now, the Polymarket. It's an app and it's available in New York, in Jersey and shit like that? Yep. Polymarket. They label themselves the world's top prediction market. So here, I'm going to find out what we could even... I think this is something like for real gamblers. So what you saying? I could predict if the aliens is coming? Probably. Just say for instance, this show, right? Somebody watching our show, they could predict... You could bet on the election. Yeah, you could bet on the election.

35:49Like he said, he could bet one of the bus on St. Paul's 10 times.

35:53Tony Yayo:Now who's paying me from Polymarket? Who's paying me? Whoever bet. They probably get the little cut for organizing it. You know how they do those fees and shit? Yeah, they'll do that. So what's the problem? Rob Markman, what's the problem with Pollywood? Rob Markman, is them showcasing, they'll hire influencers, and then they'll make it seem like they're just winning mad bets. Rob Markman, oh, so that's some bullshit. Rob Markman, yeah, exactly. Rob Markman, what the fuck put your money in that shit for? Rob Markman, exactly. Rob Markman, because your money might not be coming out. Rob Markman, yeah.

36:21Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, I want to see a motherfucker that's from the hood winning a bet. Shit, I know I might have a chance. Not no fake influencer. You gonna know that's fake. Rob Markman, yeah, at least with fan duel, you know your people's is really here. Rob Markman, yeah, for the elections, it was huge. Like, look at this. I don't know if this one was an official one, but you could do big bets. Donald Trump, 71%. Who else? Biden, 19%. Oh, they had that 20-24. People investing over millions of dollars in this. It's been going on for a minute now. Yep. For a while. So why are we just hearing about it, man?

36:49Tony Yayo:Yeah, Pauly Marcus, send us a check, man. Fuck that. Send us a check, too. Why are we just hearing about this? They'll do it, yeah. Now, talking about scams, Malik Beasley just got arrested. We played for Detroit, right? Yeah, he was on Detroit for some FanDuel funny business. Oh, man. Let's talk about it. Point shaving and all that. So what's going on with my guy Malik Beasley, man? What they saying about Malik Beasley? It's crazy. They showed the clip where he was playing the Knicks and it looked like he dropped the ball on purpose and helped the Knicks win. Yeah. So apparently Malik Beasley and Ed Davis have both been indicted in the latest round of charging the government.

37:28Oh my God. Sprawling government. It's crazy. We were talking about this earlier in the year too There's sprawling gambling investigation And apparently they turned professional basketball Into a criminal betting operation That's what the US attorney said So they went probably kind of Fixing all the games Playing however they play Oh man, do these guys learn their lessons man?

37:47Tony Yayo:You can't beat the feds Let me tell you, you see all the indictments That's happening in New York They got all the drill rappers They just got the M.59 kid They just got some dudes in Queens They just get all the, just sweeped up all the drill wrappers. So you think they're not going to get the basketball players, especially for shaving points? Rob Markman They showed the play where his team was down by nine. And I guess him and his people was that made a bet where they needed that shit to be 7.5. Rob Markman Yeah. Rob Markman And even though they was down by nine, that nigga grabbed that ball, boy.

38:17He been running down the court. Paul, do I say grab that ball, Paul. And dunk so fast, man, to make sure it was a seven point game, man. Rob Markman Yeah. I mean, you gotta eat, man, but I don't know you play. I don't know. Like that, all that money you get in the NBA, I don't understand why they do that. I don't understand.

38:33Tony Yayo:Now, with all the, listen, with all the ball players - Yeah, but you said need the money. How about you in the NBA? You making a shitload of money. Listen, with all the ball players that just got caught in these gambling scams, they just need to chill, bro. Yeah, it wasn't worth it. Because there's no beating the feds. It wasn't worth it. There's no beating the feds. Everybody know that. Everybody in the feds don't want to be there, but everybody know there's no beating the feds, bro. Let me tell you Let me tell you What Beasley got So federal prosecutors Ledger that Beasley While he was playing For the Bucks Agree with Davis In 2024 To manipulate his performance To sell for games In return for fixing Multiple games Beasley accepted bribes Which were typically Used to reduce Or pay off debts So it wasn't that He wanted more money It's that he already Lost some He needed to make it up He was paying up He was in the hole Yeah he racked up Millions Of gambling debt You know what's crazy He was about to get A big contract Because he was actually Doing good Big was now He was about to get a big contract.

39:25Tony Yayo:Let me ask you a question, Murk. Do you think Ricoh's come quicker now these days? Hell yeah. Because it's like, bro, even with - So much social media shit, yeah? And you know what it is? Yeah. Motherfuckers is putting their own business out there too much and too fast. Right. They showing too much shit. Right, right, right, right, right. And I look at it like this, man. Like, when you even look at the - It's like, drill rap is dead. Because the feds indict you. You're going to make your money. and then the feds go and indict you after 11 shootings, hit or miss. You got the drill Raptor M.59. You can look that up.

39:58Tony Yayo:He got all kinds of charges. They got 11 miners on that case. They don't even show their face in the profile because they probably 12, 11 years old. Then you got indictment in Queens with some drill rappers. Indictments everywhere. You got like three rap groups that just got indicted. Free Chef G too, man. When you come back home, stay out of trouble because the Maricos are coming faster, bro. Rob Markman, Sleepy Hollow just came home. He focused. He about to drop. Rob Markman, Stay out of trouble. Drop that music, Sleepy. Chef, stay out of the way when you come home. Rob Markman, Y 'all can we talk about this vigilante going on?

40:32Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, Oh, the Mexican Batman. Rob Markman, The Mexican Batman. Rob Markman, I heard something about this guy. He's tying people up in Mexico, right? Rob Markman, All he's doing is, look, he's doing what the guys in the Bronx and Harlem and all over in the neighborhood when somebody owes you money. Rob Markman, Tying them up the poles. Rob Markman, Yeah, he tape you up to the poles. Rob Markman, Tying them up the poles. So we seen that in New York when you owe some money. I seen a couple of dudes from Brooklyn and the Bronx getting taped up to poles. Yeah, I say that too. They owe money.

40:58Tony Yayo:I say that. But now the Mexican Batman, talk about it. What he's doing, he's taping them up to the poles. So Mexican Batman is a mysterious dude, pause, who hunts down motorcycle thieves and tape them into, damn, I don't want to say that now. Go ahead, man. And tape them into poles in Mexico. And hopefully, and so someone said hopefully they'll do this. But I'm going to show the images on screen. But I guess if you're a thief, they'll make sure - takes inspiration from India? No, no. Someone's saying hopefully they'll do that in India as well. Apparently they have a big problem when it comes to that.

41:26Oh, with thieves in India.

41:27Tony Yayo:Yep. Oh, man. You see them getting taped up like that, man? That's crazy. Yeah, I seen that in the Bronx. Remember we seen this before. I like this right here. I like this. This is gangster. Oh, I think they got this guy with pants down too. That's crazy. I like that. We got a real life Batman. Yeah. Shout to the Mexican Batman, man. You putting people in their place. Pause, I guess. Let's go, Batman. Let me ask y 'all though. Good justice. Do you feel like this is too far? Do you feel like this is necessary? Do we need street justice? I feel like - With all the shit that's going on in the world now, I think this is perfect.

41:57Tony Yayo:Definitely. I agree. I definitely, I 100 % agree with you. Because it's like, yo, we in a crazy world, man. It is, man. It's crazy. When you look online every day, all you just see is wild stuff. It was happening back in the days, but now, the teen takeovers, those are still crazy. Summertime, crazy. The car meets, those be crazy. They don't care about police. 360s in the streets, wildin'. They be fun though, to watch. You know what I mean? But it's like people don't care. Rob Markman, So apparently he tied up over five people in a 10 day stretch. And then he wrote thief on their faces too. The cops are also looking for him by the way, because that's also kind of a crime too.

42:39You can't be tying people up onto a whole police.

42:40Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, Well the Mexican police don't need to look for the Mexican Batman. Justice, hood justice. Rob Markman, They got other people they need to probably be looking for. for, man. J.H.: Hood justice is served. Rob Markman, Y 'all want to talk about something that's just plain stupid real quick? J.H.: Oh, let's see. Just plain stupid. I know what you're going to talk about. Rob Markman, I know what you're talking about. Rob Markman, The mother and daughter combo, huh? J.H.: Mm-hmm. You want to go into it? Rob Markman, Spin that shit. I mean - Rob Markman, Spin that shit. Spin that shit. Spin that shit.

43:03Tony Yayo:J.H.: I mean, they was on Instagram. They show designer bags that was like over seven K, something like that. They've been arrested before years ago, not to throw shade on them or nothing. But yeah, going on the gram with the bags was hot. We know police and the feds are all watching Instagram, Facebook, X, or whatever platform you're on. Rob Markman How dare you scam and then play the scamming song with the stolen merch. Rob Markman And y 'all was just talking about that. People be on the internet putting everything. Rob Markman And I love my sisters, but that was stupid. Rob Markman And the police was on them anyway.

43:37Rob Markman See what you got these girls out here doing Young Miami? You got them two turnt up.

43:40Tony Yayo:Rob Markman Nah, Young Miami ain't got them doing it. They just love the song. Rob Markman Yeah, they do. They two turnt up. Shouldn't have put it on the ground. They too turked up. My mom posted a$50 ,000 bond while they're trying to keep the other shorty, Janice Downs, behind bars again, which you guys mentioned earlier. Yeah, because they did time before. Shout out to the Freedom, I guess. We would say Freedom? Of course. I know what he is. But I mean, they just got caught slipping though. Instagram, you got to be careful. It's crazy because we know the authorities are watching. So you got to be more safe in what you do.

44:13Tony Yayo:Do you think that they took the spend that lifestyle way too seriously? Yeah, you took it. You took it. Young Miami got you hyped up. I'm telling you, she got them hype out here. Spend that. This summer, if you ain't spending that shit, you might as well spend the house. And you could look at them bags and tell they was expensive on there. And the police would tell too. And they probably tracked them. You just never know. The feds always watching. Man, Instagram was hot already, man. They know. Cameras always watching. I need y 'all to kind of just put in your thoughts. Why do you think that people like to just flaunt and then just get them?

44:44Tony Yayo:I mean, I think that's just the times we in. People respect you if you show money, cars, you know, all the material things that they praise. And I mean, it is what it is, especially the youth. Rob Markman I mean, you're used to not having to. Sometimes for some people, when you're used to not having shit and when you finally get something, you just want to show it off, man. That's true, too. I was a show off at a point. So I was once young. I used to. I done got cars shot up showing off, man. Rob Markman, how that shit go, man. Rob Markman, man. So it's like, I was a show off. Rob Markman, when you come from nothing and you finally get something, man, you feel good.

45:14Tony Yayo:Rob Markman, spend that shit. That shit come out. Rob Markman, there you go. Come on, man. You got 10 ,000 in your pocket. I would spend thousands. You feeling good. You feeling good. Oh, so to this story, Murda, shout to Tigger. I thought he was a nice guy. Big Tigger. I told you, I never liked that guy. I never liked that guy. I never liked that guy. So TMZ apparently obtained ring camera footage that allegedly shows Big Tigger in a physical altercation with his wife Alicia at home. I cannot show you guys that footage on YouTube, so sorry about that. But he was arrested for battery and third degree cruelty.

45:45I saw the footage. Never liked that guy.

45:47Tony Yayo:I mean, domestic violence is never a good thing, brother. And cameras are everywhere, brother. Even if the cameras are off on and on, you shouldn't do that. Tigger, you're a pillar in the culture. Murder don't like you. I always felt like that smile. I always felt like it was like a I always felt like it was something devious behind that smell. I mean, you know, I don't like to get in your business, Tigger, but it's a bad look for you because everybody knows you from the basement and being a good guy. Look at that face right there, man. Boss.

46:21Tony Yayo:Now, Tigger, when Tigger did that split thing back in the days, that's when... What do you mean that split thing? You got to find it. It's a pause, too. He never liked that guy, neither. No, I liked him, too. His basement was cool. Remember he went viral for that split thing? It was like, well that was what? That was a pause, super pause. Rob Markman - For I did split. Cause I had to have to have to - Rob Markman - So I could never see Tigger doing that to his wife, man. I thought, you know - Rob Markman - Nah, man. They'd be sitting in niggas' closets, man. Rob Markman - Nah, Tigger was my guy.

46:49Tony Yayo:The basement, we had good times, man, in the basement. Rob Markman - Yeah, but look at that mugshot. Rob Markman - Mugshot dude look crazy. Rob Markman - That mugshot look crazy. Rob Markman - And you got caught on camera. If he wasn't on camera, I never thought he would beat her down. But she had, you know, stitches and everything like that. We don't condone domestic violence. Rob Markman - Yeah, not that, man. Not the women, man. Rob Markman - Yeah, not the women, bro. Come on. Rob Markman - Not the women, fellas, man. Take your energy somewhere else. Rob Markman - Walk out the house. Do what you got to do, man.

47:11Tony Yayo:Rob Markman - Yeah, take that energy somewhere else. Rob Markman - Take that energy somewhere else. Rob Markman - I want to find the split for y 'all pa's, I guess, but - Rob Markman - Nah, it's from back in the days. Rob Markman - The sites are covered with this story. Rob Markman - Don't worry. You'll find it when you edit everything. Rob Markman - Get that split. Rob Markman, get that split. Rob Markman, I don't know why you didn't like Tigger, man. Rob Markman, I don't know. He just said something about that smile. I remember I seen him one time, shout out to our guy, Big Mike from the... Rob Markman, He never did the basement.

47:32Rob Markman, I never did the basement, but he tried to come in one of the trailers when we was in... I forgot where we was. When Big Mike was like, you know what you're going to... Rob Markman, I'm like, no. Rob Markman, but this face is just... Rob Markman, that's the real Big Tigger right there. All that big smile that he used to be doing, every time he used to see that. That's the real Big Tigger.

47:50Tony Yayo:you know, that's not the face he would give you? No, that's not the face he would give you. That's crazy. You know what I'm saying? That's how you go. Nah, Tigger, I thought she was a nice guy, man. That's terrible. It's just, you know, not to throw your business out there, but it's out there. It's definitely out there. You know, once you hit TMZ, everybody, you know. Shade room everywhere, it's out there. Because beating up women and giving them stitches and all that, that's crazy. Yeah, it's bad business, man. Bad pippin', man. All right, off of that guy, man, because I never liked that guy.

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50:17Let's do sports again. A whole bunch of trades, man.

50:21Tony Yayo:A whole bunch of trades going on? A whole bunch of trades in the NBA, man. A whole bunch of trades. We got Giannis to the Heat. Giannis to the Heat, baby. Yeah, so the Heat got Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis. The Bucs got Tali Hero, Jamie Jacquez, or Jacquez, Kelo, where I'm going to mess up all these names. Point is, Giannis went to the Heat. Yeah, there you go. Yo, Giannis went to the Heat. Tyler Hero's worth talking about as well. Him going to the Bucks. Yeah, definitely. That kid's a shooter. Hero the truth. I want to see if this one for last, but let's talk about LaMelo Ball's going to the Timberwolves.

50:54That's fire. I think him and Ant-Man are going to be showtime. Oh, he's going to the Timberwolves? Who they traded him for? So it's LaMelo Ball and Josh Green. They're going to, and the Horts are getting Nas Reed. Some pick swipes and second round picks too. Nas Reed was up, but for LaMelo Ball, it's all good.

51:11Tony Yayo:Oh yeah, for sure. That's going to be. Yeah, that's going to be showtime over there. That's going to be showtime. Julius Randle went to the Nets. Miles Bridges went to the Suns. Oh, we got Julius Randle to the Nets. Miles Bridges to the Suns. Isaiah Stewart to the Grizzlies. How do you guys feel about those? We got LaMelo Ball. We talked about that. I mean, LaMelo Ball on the Grizzlies is the best thing. And Giannis to the Heat is going to be crazy. And of course, you got John Morant going to the Trailblazers. We're going to see how that works. Damn, I feel like the graveyard for my boy John Morant, man.

51:41You think so? Even though Paul and Nair's getting a little better, they got a couple people over there. I know Lillard just went back over there, even though I know he coming off injury. But yeah, it feel like the graveyard for John, man. They couldn't even trade him. It's like nobody wanted John.

51:54Tony Yayo:I mean, John Moran went through a lot with the, you know, showing the guns and, you know. I'm just talking about this. And then the injuries and, you know, you had a sneaker deal and you got all this money and a lot of people feel like you fucked it up a little bit. Yeah. And then, you know, with these teams, you know, they look at you like, yo, you're an explosive a player, but you're injury prone. So at the same time, they look at you, are you an asset or a liability? That's how every team looks at you. Come on, Ja. We rule, you know, the streets is ruling for Ja, man. So I would like to see him go to Portland and like turn up and then get himself into a better situation, man.

52:30Tony Yayo:I just feel like people looked at him as the face of the NBA. He had a chance to be the face of the NBA at one time. There was a point where he was the face. He had a chance. And then with the gun cases and everything, it seemed like affecting him. Then he got hurt and then he was getting suspended. So he didn't play. How many games John Morant didn't play? He didn't play a lot of games this season. He played half the season, man. Yeah, he barely got burned this season. LaMelo Ball being on the Timberwolves. Oh, that's going to be a movie. Ticket sales will be going up. That's going to be a movie.

52:57Tony Yayo:So who they got rid of for LaMelo Ball, eh? I'll tell you right now. They only got rid of Nas Reed. So again, Timberwolves got LaMelo Ball and Josh Green, yeah. And the Hornets got Nas Reed, future first round picks. pick swaps and second round picks. Rob Markman Oh, that's a good deal. Rob Markman They got a steal. Rob Markman That's a steal. Rob Markman Yeah. Rob Markman Yeah. Rob Markman Yeah. Rob Markman That's what they're hoping to build with LaMelo. Rob Markman I know Julius Randle was tight about being on the Nets because he was on the Knicks. Rob Markman Yeah, he was quiet. Rob Markman It's quiet.

53:21Tony Yayo:Rob Markman Never went there. Rob Markman It's quiet in Brooklyn. Rob Markman He got to be in New York after the Knicks just won a chip. Rob Markman It's quiet, man. Rob Markman It is quiet over there. Rob Markman Shout to the New York Knicks. So, we have Ferrari's chief marketing officer has stepped down amid backlash of the Marquis first EV. That's hard though. Ferrari, that's hard. I'm not understanding. He had to step down because they made this car. I'm like, because you'll never think Ferrari will make an electric car, but times are changing now and that thing looks mean. So that's the EV, the first EV.

53:54Tony Yayo:And you know, I seen Porsche said something like they'll never make a fully electric 911, but you know, they have electric cars, I believe too. The four door panoramas and stuff like that. I believe some of them electric. So he stepped down because the company made an electric car? Yeah, I mean, it's a debate. I guess they want to keep to the standard. It's a debate. A lot of people don't like electric cars because there's really no sound to it. You know, people live for them Ferrari engines, them Lamborghini engine, them Hellcat engine, Scat Pack engine. So these cars, they look very good. They just don't have no uh to them.

54:25Tony Yayo:Like they feel like there's no muscle behind them. Got you. Because they electric. But that shit look mean, man. It do look tough. Yeah, that shit look mean, but it's electric. And you rather hear a Ferrari engine than silence. Electric is the new way, man. I think these gas cars are going to be out of here in the next 10 months. I mean 10 years. I don't think so. I think they're going to always be around because people's going to always want gas cars for that sound. That's why you got to understand people love the sound of muscle. You can't never take that away from America. You know what I'm saying?

54:56Tony Yayo:They want that muscle sound. So I guess this guy stepped down because Ferrari went electric, but the car looks amazing. We'll post it up on the page. Yeah, it's called the Loose or the Loose. It's Ferrari's first all electric car. And then so after that. It looked fire. So, you know, it's been criticized for its design. It's funny that you guys find it interesting. It was criticized for its design, which is funny because then you guys like the design of it. But the price, the price tag is also huge. which is the 550 ,000 pounds, which in US is$627 ,000. I mean, but that makes sense for Ferrari though.

55:32Yeah. You guys feel like it's making a smart move by going electric?

55:36Tony Yayo:I mean, I think it's a great move. I think electric cars, you know, with gas prices going up the way they are, you know, 50 % of this, I think was 50 % of the states, every state, 50 states. I mean, something like that. Everybody, the gas price went up in all 50 states, something like that. So it's like, yo, come on. Electric is great, too. Yeah. You know, but, you know, you hear people complain about gas all the time. And so electric Ferrari. Yeah, that's dope. I like that. I like the Spectre. I love the electric Rolls Royce. I think that's dope, too. Yeah, because technology advances, you know what I'm saying?

56:10So it's going to be like that. But do you feel like he was bugging for stepping down after the first electric?

56:14Tony Yayo:I mean, he stepped down. He believed what he believed in. He didn't want to do that. He didn't agree with it. He thinks Ferrari should stay a certain way. And I understand. You know, everybody has an opinion, but you know, to me - You might go work for Lamborghini now. To me, that's hard. That electric Ferrari is hard. Murda, I need your help in this one now when it comes to tech. So, what is this? And Yeo was the one that brought this up to my attention. BlackRock is selling 230 million in Bitcoin? What's up with that? I mean, Ethereum is really, really going down right now. It's just, it's the times, man.

56:49We in the, it's the bear market. The people that be following on the crypto and the stock, we're just like, we're in the bear market right now.

56:56Tony Yayo:So that means we in the red. Just got to be a little patient. So that doesn't mean sell your Bitcoin now. No, definitely don't. BlackRock, don't get it messed up. But if you see BlackRock sell 230 million in Bitcoin and buys Ethereum, what's really going on? You know what a lot of people don't understand sometimes about BlackRock? They hold, like sometimes they hold a lot of crypto for people. So it might be some of their clients that's telling them to sell and invest in Ethereum and things of that nature. And they hold for big companies and things of that nature. So BlackRock still owns a lot of Bitcoin.

57:34You can check that. I bet you BlackRock still owns a whole bunch of Bitcoin. Oh, no. I believe you. That billion, because$230 million ain't nothing to them.

57:43Tony Yayo:Ain't nothing to them. Come on, murder. We know that. There's nothing to BlackRock. I mean, so apparently, yeah, BlackRock holds approximately 764 ,400 ,000 BTC, Bitcoin, which is valued at over, you know, just a little bit of$45 billion. Exactly. So you're talking about$45 billion. So you're talking about$230 million. That's nothing to BlackRock. It just looks big, but it's nothing to them. They're just pumping into Ethereum. Ethereum probably got some things going on right now. Well, yeah,$230 ain't nothing. It's not that big. It's a$45 billion. That's light for BlackRock, man. All right, well, next to the news, we're going to go into GTA pre-order Shatters at$39 million.

58:20Tony Yayo:I definitely got to order my game. Everybody's talking about the GTA Grand Theft Auto. It's bigger, way bigger city. Shout out to all my gamers out there. Shout out to Grand Theft Auto. I know Drake got a station on there, Future. We need a G-Unit station on there. We definitely do need a G-Unit station on there. But I'm excited about this, man. They got different packages. The package pricing is very different. $100 to$200 to maybe$300,$400. You play video games, Ed? Absolutely. I already pre-ordered my$100 version of this. Oh, you did? Yep. Look at you. I'm definitely part of the 3 million people.

58:54Tony Yayo:Why'd you buy the$100 when I think there's a bigger package at like 2-something? No, not that I saw, but I mean, look, I don't, I play games digitally. I don't need a whole, like, I don't need, I don't care for the disc anymore. I don't know about you guys. No, I don't buy this. I buy everything online. That's played out. Nobody does it. Rob Markman So what's the difference? Rob Markman So what's the difference? Rob Markman So what's the difference between the disc and Rob Markman I know there's three premium packages. Rob Markman So that's a great question, Murda, because that's the thing. They're not trying to ship out any CDs this time around.

59:25It's supposed to be all digital. Rob Markman All digital. And people are actually not happy about that. Rob Markman Because people want to get their package and they want that. Rob Markman So this is the fear people have when it comes to video games, movies so a lot of these companies hold the license for a while right let's say 10 15 years past then they lose the license then you cannot access your digital assets anymore so that's the fear it's like okay so you're giving me i'm owning gta but i'm not really owning it you guys you guys can stop me at any time let's say if you don't use your p5 for uh i think it's 30 days you have to reactivate everything you don't own any of it so if i'm paying 80 bucks 100 bucks 200 bucks let's for the next one and I don't even own it, that's what people are going to take.

1:00:11Okay, so some people want their CD. They want their this.

1:00:14Tony Yayo:Did you hear about all the details in it? Like now, if you got weapons in your trunk, they could confiscate that. Probably, yeah. They could run in your safe house now. Now they got cameras now, like cameras that could follow you. What you mean? In real life? Yeah, it's like real life. I think what it is is that they probably got a lot of, I'm sure you guys know about RP. Do you guys know what that is? Role playing. So people would play GTA RP online and they'll make like the Bronx, they'll make Brooklyn, they'll make Queens. And then people have like different rules and stuff. Yeah, I know that.

1:00:44Tony Yayo:They play that all the time. Yeah, they're putting that probably in that. They probably got a lot of influence from that. And look, they try to make it more real. I mean, do you guys want your video games to be that real? Nah, I love it. I love that they got the, you know, they got the plate readers on there. Now you got the guns in the car. They can run in your safe house. If you make it hot, like you five stars, they can come raid your safe house, take all your shit. It's more realistic. I can't wait. Shout out to Grand Theft Auto. I'm buying mine. I ain't getting to the video game. Rockstar, y 'all are geniuses for this.

1:01:14But I'm waiting for this one. Because I told y 'all before I was in Grand Theft Auto, before I had some music in there and all that. Salute, salute, salute. So I'm interested in this right here, man.

1:01:23Tony Yayo:Rockstar successfully managed to sell a hundred million edition to the masses. A poll of 70 % of the people chose DTA's sixth ultimate edition over Standard and is currently the best selling PlayStation and on Xbox. Yeah, same. 73 % of people actually got the ultimate edition with that cost$100 plus. Caused me$107 with tax. But I did it. It has all this extra shit. You know, I was like, you know what, I'll try that out. Fine. So all these DLCs. But hey, it's been a long time. Don't want drinking knees, man. Oh, you want one of, you don't want a Henny Colada anymore from Locksmith? Shout out to Locksmith, man.

1:02:00Tony Yayo:They came through with the food. Shout out to Locksmith. They came with the Henny Coladas. They said they're going to have the tequila and the Branson coladas next time. Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: Facts. Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: We have some good steak. What's the name of the rice? Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: They had chow pho. Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: Chow pho. Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: Chow pho. We had some chicken wings and we had the Mu'dani steak, man. Shout to the mayor, man. Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: They competing with the Chinese rice there. They on y 'all. They on y 'all, man. They on y 'all.

1:02:21Tony Yayo:Rob Markman Farris, Ph.D.: So it's another consistent episode. Shout to the volume. Shout to Murda, shout to everybody at NJ. Yeah. Peanut Butter and Jelly Man over here. Pause. Is that a pause? Peanut Butter and Jelly? I don't know. I guess it's a pause. Everything's a pause to you. Make sure y 'all like, share, subscribe. Cheers and subscribe. We appreciate the support. Definitely, man. We over 100 ,000 and something followers. Numbers keep going and going. We the most consistent. Yeah. Putting in that work. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? We love y 'all. We appreciate the support from everybody on Instagram and YouTube.

1:02:58Tony Yayo:And shout to the volume again. And it's another real episode on The Real Report. Me and Murda signing out. Whoa!

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