Adam & Wack HUGE ARGUMENT over Business! Crip Mac Returns! Blueface Fighting Rooga.

7:42Rooga:Business plan, yeah. He's the first big rapper, really rapper of any significance to start doing this.

7:48Crip Mac:We've been out the country fighting and all that, like four or five. I got at him, told him, hey, you know, he's like, shit, let's give it a try. Called my man Speedy. You know what I mean? My man Speedy, Speedy's always good. I don't know if he's Armenian Persian, but he know who he is. You know, real close friend of mine, real serious individual, guy that was responsible for a decade keeping Scott Storch right.

8:09Rooga:Okay.

8:09Crip Mac:And Speedy referred me to the trainer. And when I put him with the trainer and they hit it off, it was cool. And, you know, that chemistry was there. So it made blue because the blue face wouldn't have been feeling the trainer. He wouldn't have kept showing up. Right. Straight up. He was like wouldn't have showed up. So he kept showing up. and then that's just where it went. So we've been to UK. We done been Tampa, Thailand. We done been a few places.

8:30Rooga:But the significance of Ruga and Blueface is that this is probably the first time that two known rappers, not to mention two rappers who are actually from the streets, who are really from their neighborhoods, et cetera, are willing to actually get in the ring, which a lot of rappers have talked about it. Really, like almost every rapper has lyrics about how they can beat somebody up, how tough they are. this feels like an amazing development because I think it's going to open the door for other rappers who have been scared to actually do this

9:02Crip Mac:11 years ago the first agreed upon celebrity rap boxing match Soldier Boy and Chris Brown no that was the second one I did the first one ever actually that was the third one the first one ever was Game and Gucci Mane insane me and Coach K Coach K was managing, this was before QC, Coach K was managing Gucci Mane at the time.

9:27Rooga:That would have been horrible for Gucci Mane's legacy. No, you don't remember when Gucci said he'll whoop any rapper's ass?

9:35Crip Mac:Right? I believe it was like this 2013, 14-ish, I think right around Jesus' piece, and Game was like, Gucci, you my homie, but you can't whoop my ass.

9:45Rooga:People might not necessarily know this from just seeing him on camera, but Game is a very intimidating, large human.

9:53Crip Mac:He's 6 '5", and his focus is there. Gucci was serious. He wouldn't have built a whole ring at his house.

9:58Rooga:Gucci is more of a normal-sized human being.

10:00Crip Mac:But this is bad. We're dealing with the burnt-out Gucci main. Pre-clone. Yeah, we're not dealing with this calm dude, right? Yeah, yeah. And everything was cool until the medical. Right. And the medical was what didn't allow the fight to happen.

10:12Rooga:Wait, Gucci couldn't pass medicals?

10:14Crip Mac:Yeah, Gucci had something going on at that time.

10:17Rooga:Oh, yeah.

10:18Crip Mac:And he couldn't pass the match. He was chugging lean. He was serious. Like, listen, everybody was serious. Money was on the table. It was dead. It was a nice amount of money, seven figures both ways. And it was going to go down. And then the next one was Ray J in Fabulous. Ray J caught out Fabulous.

10:37Adam22:Right.

10:37Crip Mac:And then after that situation, 50 Cent instigated in Vegas. And then came the soldier boy, Chris Brown. So, you know, we kind of been trying to do this for a minute.

10:49Rooga:It's crazy, though, that like, all right, there's so many rappers and like famous rappers with a career, loser rappers who fell off 10, 20 years ago. Most of the rappers throughout the history of rap are broke or at the very least close to broke. Yeah. Them boxing makes so much sense. It is shocking that it really hasn't fallen into place yet. but in this situation you do have this is why it works you got Ruga. Ruga has his own music career but I would say that he's making most of his money from writing for other rappers at this point Blueface has his successful rap career but I would say he's making a lot of money from shows from streaming on Twitch, from boxing so he's diversified.

11:34Rooga:If Blueface were to take a big ol' L I think he could handle it. Ain't gonna happen he would be able to weather it Check this out. That's what I'm saying. Them fighting makes sense because they're not solely rappers.

11:46Adam22:This helps Ruger. It is. I told Ruger if he wins, Ruger. No, we ain't talking about this. I told Ruger that if he wins, a star shall be born.

11:55Crip Mac:He is not going to win. I'm going to tell you why it helps Ruger. For one, he had the heart to step in the ring two weeks in advance. True. Two, Blueface really don't know him because I had to send him his Instagram.

12:07Rooga:Right.

12:07Crip Mac:So he really ain't got no ill feelings towards him. So he going to beat him, but I don't think he going to beat him up.

12:14Adam22:You know what I'm saying?

12:16Rooga:Well, I don't think he's going to do it with the same animosity that he might approach somebody else.

12:20Crip Mac:Yeah, unless Ruger get in there and he get a good one in and piss him off. Because you know the date? I've never heard Blueface raise his voice. To date. I didn't see any mad. I didn't see him upset. I've never heard him raise his voice. So what I think if he get in there popping, like the white dude did, to win the fight in the UK. Blueface got in there, was dancing, and he got off one. And Blueface commenced to whooping his ass. I don't think he really wanted to. I think he was just going to go in there because he's not a bully-type dude. He was just going to go in there to win the fight. But when he got in there and popped Blueface, something switched.

12:59Crip Mac:I said something off in his head.

13:00Rooga:I've had that one saved to watch. I haven't watched it in a while. But, yeah, I mean, I think it's honestly going to be a great fight. I'm very, very excited for it. I will be heading down there 100%. But we did see Blueface take some damage while sparring the other day. He's got a nice little cut under his eye.

13:14Adam22:How you feel about that one? Well, he's been – he doubled up.

13:18Crip Mac:You know, he was running six-round spars. Six rounds is incredible. He doubled it up to six. That's insane. No, he was running three-round spars. He doubled it up back-to-back sixes. So he's been running 12s.

13:30Rooga:Yeah.

13:30Crip Mac:You know what I'm saying? Floyd Carvin the other day said he wanted to come out. When he come to L.A., he wanted to get in there with him. because you know him and Blue had a five-minute round thunder.

13:39Rooga:Which I think a lot of people saw that back in the day, and that was the first time they were like, oh, maybe Blueface is for real because he looked decent in there with Floyd.

13:48Crip Mac:Listen, Floyd got in there playing with him, and Blue got to letting them long-ass arms go and them jabs go and caught him a couple of Floyd. So what Floyd did is the round was supposed to have been over at two minutes. He stressed it to five minutes and then gave him a minute break and made him get back in there. You know what I mean? So he got cut, but we got enough time for him to heal up.

14:15Rooga:Okay, that's good.

14:16Crip Mac:He'll be all right, man.

14:17Rooga:I'm excited for that, but you know who else? I'm starting to feel like it's not going to happen. What? CritMac on the same card. Well. It was being discussed. Who was he supposed to fight? They were throwing around a few different names. Super Hot Fire was one of them. That was really the only one. Actually, they got on the phone with me are basically telling me that they thought that Ruga was a bigger name than Crip Mac. And I'm sitting there thinking like, no, absolutely not.

14:41Crip Mac:No, I think overall. Yeah, I mean, Crip Mac. Crip Mac ain't fighting Blueface, though. That ain't happening.

14:47Adam22:I mean, but. I shut that down a long time ago. Why? Why would you turn that down?

14:50Crip Mac:Well, I shut it down the first time because of the dummy, right? Because I put the money. I was going to go. He told me one of the$25 ,000, I'm going to get you a hundred.

14:58Rooga:Who's the dummy?

14:59Crip Mac:The dude, the little crackhead dude, ODM Slim.

15:02Rooga:Okay, I don't think he's involved. So what happens is, I didn't know Krip Mac.

15:05Crip Mac:Big Bruce from Compton Krip called me, right? Me and Bruce go back to juvenile hall, 12 years old. And he's like, I'm over here with Krip Mac, man. You know, he wanted this, this, that. And, you know, they say you're doing some boxing. I said, yeah, I just was watching him on the YouTube. It's like COVID and shit. I didn't really know who Krip Mac was, right? But I'm watching him. I said, yo, the fact that I can listen to this dude with all this language and the shit was entertaining, I thought it was a funny dude. like in a good way, right? So I said, look, man, I'll tell you what. You're like, man, I rap.

15:37Crip Mac:I said, I don't want to fuck with you on your rap. I'm going to give you the boxing match. I'm going to give you 100, not the 25. But I want to manage you as a comedian, right? I was going to put him on Wild and Out, get him out like that, get him going. Call Mike Epps and all the people I knew because I thought it would work. I still today think Krip Mac on stage as a comedian, he will get filthy rich. It's just nothing like him.

16:02Rooga:I think being a comedian requires a level of mental organization that I'm kind of skeptical that Krip Mac could do.

16:10Crip Mac:No, well, I was going to put a writer with him for an intro and an outro. The rest is just letting me be him.

16:17Rooga:Oh, a writer, yeah. For an intro and outro.

16:19Crip Mac:So I go to Miami, and at the time, this is when Rick Rock was doing skits with him. Swaggy P, we got to answer this. Hey, bro, we live, bro. Everybody is calling my people. Your trainer's calling, talking, saying crazy shit, talking about he ain't training and they think he's going to pull out. We live on No Jumper. I'm like, let me call, bro. Don't worry about that. Don't worry about that. So you still all in? Man, of course. We still back in ammo. All right, okay, this your trainers. They saying you over there eating. sloppy joes and in and outs and all kind of shit i don't know tommy double chili cheese fries so that's why i had to i said i think bro would call me we got a great relationship i think he'd call me if anything changed so we still on oh yeah we still cracking for sure all right well we're gonna go out here and do a tuna fight with ruga on the 14th out here you'll be able to watch it and you can use the tape to train.

17:26Blueface:Okay, okay.

17:27Crip Mac:All right? Okay, okay.

17:29Rooga:Hey, Nick. Who y 'all like?

17:30Adam22:Yo, Nick, I'm going to be ringside with carrots and peanut butter for when you inevitably

17:35Rooga:hit the canvas.

17:37Crip Mac:Munchie B ain't going to be there because the peanut butter, you know, that causes a rip. But listen, I'm going to send you the tape. For sure. All right, bro.

17:48Rooga:I disavow that, Munchie.

17:50Crip Mac:No, you can't do nothing. I'm going to tell you why. because it's been on several occasions and you ain't crazy to where I have nothing to do with the fucking conversation and dude finds a way to say some disrespectful shit. That's true. I called him out on that many times. I don't have nothing to do with it. And I don't call in fucking with nobody. None of that shit. You ask me bro stop fucking with the other guy. So I have. I could but I don't. But some way he finds a way to just the conversation be about some other shit yeah like whack 100 like god damn whack derangement syndrome that's crazy relatively

18:26Rooga:common i wanted these niggas see me in this dream you're voldemort that's crying the voldemort of

18:32Crip Mac:los angeles i never meant to do but um he go to jail rick rock calls me i'm in my name and never forget he like what quit back in jail i said okay well what's that they ain't got no bail could you help he said but he out on the double bail already so when i called my attorney um i mean my bail bonds when he check he like dude got a double bond whack you got to put a property up right so I always keep like a dummy property in case I got to put something up like that for somebody outside if they go wrong so I'm like all right no problem go get him and I think I went to social media because he was already up and I said I'm gonna go get Crip Mac or whatever whatever whatever and dude got to I guess he told Crip Mac something crazy while he was in jail next you know Crip Mac started talking crazy about me and it fell apart.

19:20Crip Mac:All I was doing was trying to help. The Crips called me to help. I didn't know ODM Slim even know who he was. I knew Rick Rock was working with him and Big Bruce. And then Crip match started talking crazy and it probably wasn't on him. They told him that he's a poison. I'm going to be real. That's why I don't hold that against him. They probably told him yeah that nigga whack such and such and then you know he going to go into his custard talk and all this shit. And that's what fucked up.

19:45Rooga:The problem with trying to do business with gang members is that quite often there's a bunch of knuckleheads who are broke as a joke around them, and they get in the way of making serious cisness happen. Business. I'm not saying that that's the case with CritMac.

20:00Adam22:You at the table with me. We're doing fair cisness. No, business. Fair, fair, fair, fair, fair.

20:09Crip Mac:I got a lot of questions for CritMac. I got to sit down with him one day because I'm confused. I seen this damn thing the other day, and it was saying he grew up in Ontario. He went to a military school, and then he went to Houston, and then he was like a regular dude. I think he was from something else, and something happened, whatever. So I don't know.

20:32Adam22:I never heard that he was a regular dude.

20:34Crip Mac:He was regular.

20:35Adam22:They say he was a regular dude. I don't know. I don't know. You seen that documentary? Oh, the old Swamp Stories one? I don't know who the fuck it was.

20:43Rooga:Yeah, I remember that.

20:44Crip Mac:I mean, but I didn't know where the transformation happened at.

20:48Rooga:Well, okay. He was 60s, got put off at some point. I'm not 100 % sure why. This is what was alleged. And then I think went to Texas and then came back. Oh, he was 60s? Out here? Out here, yeah. And then he basically, it didn't work out. I think he got sent to Texas for a little while. Then he came back and ended up being from 55th Street.

21:10Crip Mac:Oh, he still kept a neighborhood, I guess. Oh, shit. consistent yeah you know i don't really know too much about your brother you know what i mean i know i do know and i hope he's have sharpened up on this i've seen him be easily misled like somebody would be like nah because dude thought i was trying to manage it which i wanted to do some

21:28Rooga:comedian i have seen people be able to get in his ear over the years but with me he's always kept it real and like anything negative that people have said about him about me to him as seemingly like Never really.

21:39Crip Mac:Because he's gotten to know you.

21:41Rooga:Yeah, yeah.

21:41Crip Mac:I've never met. I've never been in his presence. Doesn't seem to. And I've never had nothing against him. All his attacks was people telling him some shit. I think he said, oh, you told people his first and last name. I think ODM Slim today will probably look at that and say, that's some bullshit. Once you become a public figure on any level, like your first and last name. That's what it does.

22:04Rooga:So you tell me, are you worried about him getting sent back? Obviously, you're not worried because you don't barely know him. But part of his probation is that he's not allowed to gangbang. He gets out of jail immediately. Neighborhood Crip, 55th Street. He's Crip walking.

22:19Adam22:No, his clause probably says he can't be around gang members. That's what he said. He said as long as he's not hanging out in that area and being around 55th Street gang members. Yeah, he probably can't be around gang members.

22:32Crip Mac:Listen, blood, power, root, crip, cubs, all that, that's freedom of speech. You know what I'm saying? As long as he ain't using it in a threatening way, he's good. But that's probably a great thing. I think his balance right now from watching a little you guys' interview is he has a child.

22:48Adam22:You know what I'm saying? That's bringing him back to reality on a consistent basis.

22:52Rooga:I think that's what's going to keep his head on straight.

22:54Crip Mac:Yeah, that's – I believe that's part of it. I'm going to send him some – I don't know how old his child is. I don't know.

22:59Rooga:He's about to turn two.

23:01Crip Mac:Oh, so she was born right before he went? Yeah, I think so, yeah. So I think his seriousness, and it looks like he's serious about that, I think that's, it takes something. My child is what curved me. Like, fuck what y 'all going through and what y 'all talking about. To kind of like grab you to say, hey, it's something more to life.

23:25Rooga:I stopped doing drugs and then a year later decided to have a kid. So I kind of did it out of order. But once I stopped partying and going out and drinking and everything, I started to feel like, oh, maybe we should have a kid.

23:39Crip Mac:Well, I mean, you know, it gets clear. You know, I had a long day today, bro.

23:45Rooga:Why were you doing?

23:46Crip Mac:Bro, I left the crib at like 8 this morning. I had to go up to Napomo. Napomo, Napomo.

23:52Rooga:What's that?

23:52Crip Mac:Up to 101. It's way up there. It's like north of Santa Barbara, Pismo Beach area. Three-hour drive? like 180 miles, 200 miles, had to go up there, and somebody was losing their home. So I went up there to do that deal.

24:07Rooga:Went up there to do the jail felony? Squatting it?

24:10Crip Mac:No, they was losing their home. So, hey. You ever see that clip? From what they wanted? No. From what they wanted and what was in the home, they said, if you come tomorrow morning, you're serious and bring us this, we'll sign the paper. And then I had to rush back down here. I had to go to how to beat in the 60s. Down there.

24:30Rooga:What are you doing down there?

24:31Crip Mac:I had a meeting down there. With who? We're buying a, it's a building down there. Okay. That we're purchasing a building down there. So I'm one of the partners of the building. So you see, I said, bro, I'm going to be 20 minutes. See where I was at? I was going to fucking Crenshaw and Slauson.

24:45Rooga:Yeah, you sent me your location.

24:46Adam22:You were very excited to let me know where you were at. I didn't click it.

24:48Crip Mac:No, I was just letting you know, bro, because I didn't want to think I was bullshitting. I'm going to be 20, 30 minutes late.

24:54Rooga:Yeah.

24:54Crip Mac:Ain't no freeways from there. I took the streets through Hollywood and just hit Barham and came on in. So it was a big, you know, right now I'm kind of like, I'm in that investor's mode. You know what I'm saying? If it's something there and a lot of shit been coming at me, you have to, bro. You got to pick these things, these little things up because those things that keep you afloat,

25:15Adam22:my other things are maturing. I'm in content mode. I've been on camera like eight hours a day for the whole frigging week. That's investment. That's investment for you, bro.

25:25Rooga:Well, it's a little different, though. No, it ain't the same thing. You buy a building and you hope somebody rents it or you do business out of the building. That's a little different than making YouTube content and hoping that you can turn a profit on a short-term basis. Well, the building, I think I became a prospect for it

25:43Crip Mac:because I had somebody that had a contract that fits the building. So they're like, whack, we bring you in, you get your people to contract the building. We'll partner with you. So, you know, that's going to happen. That's all that's about. But other than that, there's been a lot of content floating around, a lot of federal paperwork being dropped. I think the AUSA, whatever you call them, they gearing up on this trial in May. They've been letting loose.

26:10Rooga:What trial?

26:11Crip Mac:The Big U trial. Because they've been letting loose all kind of documents.

26:16Rooga:This is going to be your Super Bowl. You're going to be there outside the court every day, right?

26:21Crip Mac:No, we have three people out of the exposer that they attend the court. I don't go to courts unless it's my client or something I got to do.

26:30Rooga:Would you say that you're actually rooting against him or are you pretending to be indifferent?

26:35Crip Mac:No, I ain't got nothing to do with what he got going on. I ain't no rooting. It's a nigga fighting the case.

26:40Rooga:If someone I hated was facing potentially life in prison, I'm not going to lie. I'd probably be sitting there at home thinking, like, get him. Who says I hate him? I mean, you've talked pretty nasty about him over the years.

26:55Crip Mac:What if I said nasty? I remember I got this saying, the truth can never be considered disrespect.

27:01Rooga:And I inherently disagree with that. But that being said, because a lot of times the truth is disrespect.

27:08Crip Mac:No, the truth is the truth. It can't be like your truth can be disrespectful. Your truth is your truth.

27:14Rooga:OK.

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28:47Crip Mac:The little dude. What's this little motherfucker you just had over here? The clip's going crazy.

28:52Adam22:Oh,

28:54Rooga:Dean the Great.

28:55Crip Mac:Now, me, because I f*** with your wife, I respect her. That coming out of my mouth, it would be disrespectful, right? Although there's some truth to it. But this is a dude where you're doing a back and forth. He said the truth. You got mad. I don't know why you got mad. It's crazy. I mean, you kind of got to. You greenlit everything.

29:16Rooga:You got to view the full 40-minute argument in context to understand. Because from the very beginning, I'm trying to do a normal interview. I'm trying to just talk to him about being from Florida, et cetera. And the whole time, he's just being a gooner and just talking about my wife the whole time. Oh, the whole time. See, I didn't see all that. I just saw him. See, the thing about him, I don't know if you know this, but he's been viral over the last couple weeks because there's this other Twitch streamer named Larry Wheels who's like the biggest bodybuilder motherfucker you ever seen in your life is huge and he smacked fire out of dean the great then literally the next day dean was doing a stream and he's drunk and rampage has this friend tiki

29:53Crip Mac:i believe that's the dude said somebody's wife was flirting with the dude white right well he's

29:58Rooga:oh tiki is big ass white dude who used to be in the ufc apparently is an amazing fighter because as dean's talking shit to him tiki just hits him with the craziest elbow you ever seen your life and just well to be fair it didn't knock him out he got up right after and started

30:14Crip Mac:trying to fight him yeah this is the dude when it was rampage and it was a gentleman had his wife

30:20Rooga:and dude kept flirting with his wife the same dude i think you're that's larry wheels that's another mother yeah well the fact that you're having a hard time remembering is impressive because that is the whole thing is that he gets beat up on a regular basis this i don't be knowing

30:35Crip Mac:none of these motherfuckers, man, shit. Till y 'all tell me about them, I don't pay them no mind, man.

30:39Rooga:I'm trying to find the elbow, the people's elbow. I don't know if YouTube even allows it.

30:46Crip Mac:Shout out to my man Hillside from Lubbock, Texas. He say they gangsta and they doing shit out there, and they got a clique out there called RPG. I said, you know what? I ain't never heard of nothing going on in Lubbock, Texas. RPG is some shit from the military, and I don't know if your name is Hillside, But for you, oh, you see, is that the dude? You definitely know who I am. So don't I act like you don't know me? I don't know you. You definitely know me. Nice to meet you, though. Yeah, I just don't, don't be lying because girls around and shit.

31:12Blueface:I actually show it because it's you too.

31:13Crip Mac:You definitely know me. We should blur it, actually.

31:14Blueface:Not even know some disrespectful shit, but. I don't know you, but I don't like your attitude. So he just been getting knocked out. I don't like you. He's locked off. It's just playing the face. What's this? Yeah. Are you the guy that got a slap on video? I did, but I'll slap the shit out of you, though. You gonna smack him? I'm going to show you the inside of the house. No, I'll put you. I'll make you another clip.

31:33Crip Mac:I'll do that.

31:34Blueface:Seriously? I'll do that. Oh, yeah.

31:38Crip Mac:All right. But to be fair, look. Come on. Knock.

31:43Rooga:He hops right up. He definitely knows what I'm doing. Starts swinging on him. But, I mean, to be fair, that guy, Dean's saying to him, like, I'll make a clip out of you. Like, I'll smack the shit. Like, he's telling him, I'll smack the shit out of you. even though that guy is almost certainly a heavyweight. He looks huge. And Dean, I believe, fights at 140 pounds. He's a little dude. He's a little dude. So he's talking all this shit to me. I took him out in the parking lot because this is the thing. He rolls up here with 10 Crips. I go out in the parking lot. I've been trying to get some get back ever since the Jason Lowe situation.

32:18Rooga:That shouldn't be a problem because you're a Crip. I am not a Crip. I'm a non-affiliate. You're a Crip sympathizer. I am a Crip sympathizer. That's a true story. it but I told him hey let's squabble he didn't want to hear it his big homie tries to take the fight for him I said this I walked back in closed the door I thought was it but all I'm saying Dean ducked my fade and is still talking all this shit on the internet and I mean I don't know I was just trying to do a regular interview and then I felt a little bit I felt a little bit of positive affirmation from the fact that I was standing there in the parking lot ready to fight him and he turned it down.

32:55Crip Mac:Because he could have stepped up.

32:57Rooga:And to be fair, I weigh 100 pounds more than him.

32:59Crip Mac:Well, that don't mean nothing. How tall is he? 5 '5", 5 '6"? He can get to that chin. Four pounds of pressure, your ass going to bed.

33:07Rooga:It's possible. That's anybody. But there's a reason why they don't typically let you fight someone who's 100 pounds lighter than you.

33:14Crip Mac:Well, strength. Yeah. I seen one dude, this dude like 6 '9", 140. They called me trying to get him on nothing but sports.

33:22Rooga:6 '9", 140. Was he a skeleton?

33:25Crip Mac:I said, bro, we can't find nobody to fight him because the people that's 140 are like 5 '5 and shit, right? I got to see this guy. The dude is a 6 '9", 140. And I want to put him on there because his last shit got like 2 million views. What the? Crazy shit.

33:42Rooga:Yeah, weren't you telling me Blue Fingers was going to fight some racist guy named Ramsey or something?

33:46Adam22:He turned the fade down. He said he only wanted to do MMA.

33:49Rooga:Oh, shit. Okay. And Jason Love didn't work out, but it's still a possibility in the future?

33:53Crip Mac:Yeah. He had something already scheduled to where they was going to kind of like sue him if he didn't show up. Oh, okay. So, you know, I talked to him. You know, you got me on live with him. He was all for it. And then we got Ocho Cinco. You definitely got a fade coming August, September.

34:11Rooga:Yeah, that's a possibility now too. No, there's no possibility. That's going to happen. So Blueface's fight card is already scheduled up for the next few months.

34:18Crip Mac:You're already up to it. It looks like Ruga, Swaggy P, Ocho Cinco. Wow. That's heavy. So his whole schedule's heavy. Yeah. Tour. We leave for tour five days after the fight with Swaggy. Okay. Tour like for how long? How many days? We just doing like 20 day run on the West Coast and shit like that. But back in the studio, Fresh Out of Love is dropping. The site should be up. So we got to go on a promo run for that. Got this thing with Aiden Ross. Shout out to Brand Riz. Shout out to my man Jordan. Yo, me and Jordan, we be beefing, tripping on each other. About what? Well, you know, we got history.

35:03Crip Mac:What's the history? We had a little crash in the UK. You know what I'm saying?

35:08Rooga:You guys are a situation out there. Jordan is the white dude who helps run Brandress with Aiden Ross.

35:13Crip Mac:Yeah, we got into a little crap.

35:14Rooga:How serious could this have gotten and about what?

35:17Crip Mac:Oh, no. Well, you know, I'm not a bully. So it was there. I was on some – I had already made my mind up, but he did the right thing at the time. But, you know, he's now partnering with Aiden. So I don't – he be saying, he be taking shots. And I understand why. Okay. Because I was – Adam, listen, you ain't really been around me. I get to tripping a month to do something. I trips hard on some real shit. So I get it. But we're going to work it out. Aiden Ross is the balance. You know, my respect for Aiden is greater than my distaste for whatever we got going on. But we be going at it, bro. Really?

35:53Crip Mac:We be battling over terms and shit because he don't want to give me my way. And I'm pressing on what way it got to be. Like the last one we just did on the way here was so fucking funny. But what were you doing? So he telling me about the flights. Okay. I said, well, listen, I'm going to have my travel agent. I'll see my travel agent's information because I don't allow nobody to book our flights. Motherfucker book your flights. They can cancel your flights. Or if I got some changes I need, I don't need to be calling you for my changes, right? So he's packing for us saying, nah, we don't work like that.

36:26Crip Mac:We got to book the talent's flights. I said, bro, you're not booking my client's flights. I don't give a fuck what you're talking about. A lot of these dudes, I respect them, but I've been doing this shit a whole lot longer than they've been in this game. Right? The last time we let a motherfucker book a flight, you know what happened? Game was in Australia. Got into it with one of his people. Nigga canceled the flights. Really? Cost me$65 ,000 to move everybody. What? Yeah, because if I book your flight, I can cancel your flight. So what I do is to make it fair to the promoter is I let my travel agent book the flight and the promoter sees that it's an actual licensed travel agent booking the flight.

37:10Crip Mac:Therefore, we fall out. You can't call my travel agent to cancel my flights. I'm in control. So we back. I'm like, look, I don't give a fuck if the fight ain't got to happen. You not finna book our flights and be in control of our flight. It ain't going to happen. Right? He like, well, that's the way it is. that's the way it is. I said, well, look, bro, I'm going to send you this number and the name of this company while we're on blast in front of Aiden, RA Travel. I deal with the owner, Dominic, and if you change your mind and you want the fight to happen, then you will contact them and you can pay for the flights.

37:45Crip Mac:You know what he says?

37:46Adam22:What? Oh, that's the travel agent we use too. Oh. Hilarious.

37:52Crip Mac:I swear to God!

37:53Adam22:Right.

37:53Crip Mac:You put me through all this shit.

37:55Adam22:There you go. And you already using the same travel agent. What a small world. This shit was, I swear this is on my way here.

38:03Rooga:You know what's the funny thing about Bufay's fighting Ruga is that me and Ruga had pretty bad beef for like the last year. And we just passed it up today.

38:12Crip Mac:All I remember his name is from when y 'all, it was like four or five of y 'all in here, right?

38:17Rooga:Well, it was like him and two of his rappers on his label. And then we got into an argument so bad that, I mean, he did walk out on his own. but it was basically like the security was kind of like hovering over him.

38:28Crip Mac:Wasn't he telling you to, you better stop.

38:31Rooga:So I don't know. It was a few things he was mad about. He was mad at me kind of disrespecting mama duck. But the main thing he was mad about was there's a rapper, Wooski from Chicago who at one point was beefing with King Vaughn. King Vaughn did a diss song about him where he was, you know, basically making fun of him because he got shot in the head and he's kind of had a lot of health issues ever since. and Ruga was mad at me because Wooski had sent me an angry DM and I responded with King Vaughn lyrics and he didn't appreciate the fact that I was basically weaponizing that. Which I did apologize for that today.

39:08Rooga:It was inappropriate.

39:08Crip Mac:One thing about you, you can be a real asshole when you want to be. You were one of them kids that sat in the room and twiddled his thumbs and just thought about fucked up shit you might not have tried it but you knew definitely what you would do an event that something happens because bro i'm a child of hip-hop and so i do beef i beef

39:33Rooga:with these rappers and i start doing the shit that they do we start going for the extreme low blows

39:40Adam22:i start referencing things you're a bastard child you're not a child about you white well i'm not a

39:44Rooga:my parents are actually still married no like with 10 pops is cool we don't have a pop right Right. No, okay. I might not have been, you know, I wasn't spinning on my head in the Bronx. That's what I'm saying. I wasn't standing on the corner in Compton holding a Mac 10 or anything.

40:00Adam22:Did you ever stand in the mirror, like, try to, like, walk tough and then it just didn't work out? No, I've never practiced my tough walk.

40:08Rooga:Although I do remember in high school getting made fun of because one of my friends said that when I walked, I bounced too much. Well, that's how you fight. Like, I was holding my backpack. No, I'm holding my backpack in this example and I'm walking like this. And I walk in and you know how it is in high school. You got the lunch table. And just all of a sudden, everybody at the lunch table is making fun of me because I walked with too much of a bounce. So you was trying to be cool. They could pick anything. I wasn't trying to be cool. It's just how I walked. Either way. Yeah, man. Okay. So, yeah.

40:38Rooga:Dean. Dean the Great. He's got an ass whooping coming his way. That's a factoid.

40:42Crip Mac:It looked to me like Dean don't give a f*** about getting his ass whooped.

40:46Rooga:Yeah. It's kind of like his whole thing. He's kind of like excitedly, I think he might enjoy it. Like, you know, he's, I guess it's not a cuck. It's like a, I mean, a sub. Like someone who likes being dominated by a dominatrix. I think he likes getting whooped on and sort of treated like shit by big, strong men.

41:08Crip Mac:Bro, why are you trying to, you see, now you're trying to classify him on some LGBT. Come on, bro. Well, look at who he's picked fights with.

41:16Rooga:He picked a fight with the dude Tiki, who's a former UFC fighter, a certified hard ass, Larry Wheels, who might be like the biggest human being I've ever seen, and then me, who, same thing, pretty much, I'm a fucking tall glass of water. Yo, I got to ask you this, and hopefully you can squeeze this in.

41:40Crip Mac:Pause. You know, pause, motherfucker. I mean, I mean it. With you, I don't know. Monday. Do I want to squeeze anything in? Early, maybe 10, 11-ish.

41:51Rooga:Who you got?

41:52Crip Mac:Akon has asked if he can bring in his rap group. What called me? Just landed today. What are they called?

42:01Adam22:The one he did the video with?

42:03Crip Mac:T-Money and Eastside K-Boy? Eastside K-Boy. They signed Akon. He called it in himself. He sent me a schedule. He's like, whack, I'll be here. I want to bring him up there to you and Adam's show. Can we do it on a Monday? That's how I got to ask Adam.

42:19Rooga:Monday's looking a little tough right now.

42:22Crip Mac:Yeah, I don't know.

42:23Adam22:Monday might not work out. How about Tuesday? Tuesday also completely back up for me. Man, we can't make nothing happen for Con? Not on Monday or Tuesday.

42:35Rooga:Wednesday's a porn day.

42:36Adam22:What about this weekend?

42:38Rooga:This weekend is family time. I'm fully booked up.

42:41Adam22:Saturday? Sunday? Family days. You can't do... Bro, I got a full schedule. Can't do it.

42:48Crip Mac:You know he came in for us, right?

42:50Rooga:No, yeah, that's cool. But I mean, I don't... When I got a schedule, I got a schedule. I'm not gonna...

42:55Crip Mac:So there's no way you can squeeze him in?

42:58Rooga:Pause. That's great. I mean, you can do it. Maybe I have Lush come do it with you. Figure something out. I like Acon. You just not available. I'm not available on those days. And I'm trying to, you know... I've done the whole thing of overloading my schedule, four or five interviews in a day. At this point in my life, I'm not really. I'll ask him if he won't Lush to sit in. Yeah. I think Akon and Lush could do great together. You think Akon's ever tried meth? No. Lush might get him there.

43:27Crip Mac:He's a man of pride and dignity and self-respect.

43:29Rooga:So is Lush.

43:30Adam22:That's what people always say, Lush, a man of pride and dignity.

43:34Rooga:He actually has pride and dignity tattooed on his back. Cool. And meth.

43:39Crip Mac:Yeah, that's crazy.

43:40Rooga:You know I went to Lush's neighborhood? MacArthur Park. I've seen something about his neighborhood.

43:46Crip Mac:What do you mean his neighborhood? Lush ain't no gang. Remember what?

43:48Rooga:No, but he lives in MacArthur Park. He's homeless? No, he lives in an apartment building right next to MacArthur Park.

43:54Crip Mac:Oh, he lives right there.

43:55Adam22:I thought he was from North Hollywood. I mean. No, I think he's from Beverly Hills. West Hollywood. His family's successful movie business people. So he's the black sheep of the family.

44:06Rooga:Yeah, I think that's fair to say, yeah.

44:08Crip Mac:Yeah, that's crazy. It's been all kind of news floating around. I see better. I hope it didn't happen. The Hoover dude, Treyway, looked like somebody booked him. But look at his own people. Some dude named Porky or something. I don't know.

44:20Rooga:Yeah. We're getting the jail stories. They're saying that he's not doing too good. You see what Braze said? Don't tickle me. When they started telling him about it. Oh, yeah, yeah, Braze. Braze said, don't tickle me.

44:32Crip Mac:That was funny. But it was disrespectful that they gave a neighborhood Crippers some of his shit. That was crazy.

44:37Rooga:His hot pot. Yeah, that's serious in there, but the fact they didn't keep it for somebody in the Hoover car that's pulling up new. Yeah. It's crazy. I hate that I know this much about what's going on in the jail politics world. It's everywhere on the— Yeah. Bro, this— But not everybody has the same algorithm as you and I.

44:53Crip Mac:This YouTube shit is, like, everywhere. I don't give a fuck what you— I'm waiting for them to start a homeless YouTube on Skid Row.

45:02Rooga:Well, when I was with Jay Hood the other day, he's in a fucking FaceTime call or I don't know what app it was, but he's got eight different people. They're all in jail. And ODM Slim, who kind of looks like he's in jail even when he's free.

45:20Crip Mac:Oh, yeah. Shit.

45:21Rooga:So that was crazy.

45:23Crip Mac:I talked to Jay Hood maybe two, three times.

45:25Rooga:Yeah, we did a banger interview. It was so good. That's going to be dropping soon. I would like to have him back on the platform more often. I'm thinking about going out to Carson with him.

45:36Crip Mac:That's cool. He definitely can take you there.

45:38Rooga:Yeah. He's got crazy stress. Because the first thing I bring up is the Carson Mall because one time I was out riding bikes, tore my pants open. I went to a Tilly's at the Carson Mall. I think that might be the only time I ever been there. But he got shot like eight times or some shit at the Carson Mall. The crazy part about it is it may be a good thing

46:00Crip Mac:because I think the hood vlogs are going to slow down. Why? DC Baby Draco didn't change his phone number. Right? He changed his phone number. Changed his phone number. Oh, hell no. He ain't been on YouTube, IG, or nothing. And the crazy part, I kind of felt like, I don't want to say this shit. But to be fair with the hood vlogs,

46:20Rooga:there's a million people doing hood vlogs.

46:21Crip Mac:Nah, but DC Baby Draco. He kind of rose to the top. He was been doing, he's crossed over doing it with the essays, the suit angles and shit.

46:28Adam22:But every other day I meet somebody and they tell me they do hood vlogs.

46:31Crip Mac:But we don't know about them. But you go on the course and be a good look for that. But what's crazy, I feel kind of bad because it's the same chick he had with him at the Blueface Swaggy Pete press conference.

46:45Adam22:Oh, I didn't even peep. The little chick, right? Oh, I got to look at the IRL stream. But this is what's bad, right? Yeah, yeah.

46:51Crip Mac:I'm going to get to what's bad. Well, I follow her. Is it Bree? I don't know her name. I don't want to know her name, but I'm going to tell you what's bad. So but we're down there right before you walk up and me and I'll be at the bar eating all the fries and shit. Nephew didn't walk up. Right. Few of my cats, you know, from another neighborhood. And they say, oh, who's she with? And when I seen her, they make eye contact. I know that she kind of likes to stare the other way. I said, that's D.C. baby Draco's girl because he's like, what? It's my woman woman. so when Jaleese gets there I start trolling I said how this your woman when Jaleese is your woman I'm trolling and I see how she reacted I was in a bad spot but I thought I was being respectful but I wish I would have said something because nephew and them four five deep all of them flipped her and tossed her up wait what everybody all

47:51Rooga:all of them all the guys who were with Draco tossed her up or the guys you were with?

47:58Crip Mac:The guys that was some of the guys with me. If you call R &B in here right now and say who flipped and she

48:06Adam22:going to tell you. You mean flip like flipped? Flipped her. Threesomes, foursomes, flipped her. Shut the fuck up. They all banged Draco's girlfriend. No. Call R &B

48:16Crip Mac:in here.

48:16Adam22:What the?

48:17Crip Mac:I didn't say nothing because I'm like, damn. I told him. I said I was sure would have told me that. So I didn't say nothing. So what I'm saying.

48:25Adam22:Oh, they fucked her before, in the past. Well, they still flipper. Oh, my God, no. She's a flipper. What the?

48:35Adam22:She's a flipper. So, nephew in love with a flipper. I'm in love with a flipper. He's in love with a flipper. What the? Not just one, maybe two or three or four. 17th Street was in the build, by nigga. Do I have her number? Ask her. I'm not going to call her a number. Call her, nigga. What you mean? I actually passed off the conversation with her.

49:00Rooga:I told my team, I don't want to interview her. You can interview her. Call her.

49:05Adam22:So I think Spodeyface or Munchie are going to do a call with her. You know, Spodeyface on with you all.

49:11Crip Mac:He still don't want to accept the fact that the man was not convicted of the crime. So he got a fetish. He like really looking weird.

49:19Rooga:Okay, but if you pay attention to what she's been saying, And she's basically claims to have all this info about that.

49:25Crip Mac:She's a new bitch.

49:27Rooga:Yeah.

49:28Crip Mac:Jaleesh would know more than her. She from like living in Pasadena. She from L.A. somewhere.

49:34Rooga:Oh, man. I said, what's your number?

49:36Adam22:And she sent the number, but then she unsent the number. Watch this. You think I'm playing? Watch this. Watch. Also, I followed her and she did not follow me back. Watch this. This is real talk. Who are you calling?

49:48Crip Mac:Watch.

49:49Rooga:Hello?

49:50Crip Mac:R &B. you live right when we was at the Blueface Swaggy P press conference five of my nephews walked up and all five of them said they flipped who

50:05Blueface:five of them walked up and they said oh my god the boy's girlfriend who what is the boy name that do the hood vlog what's his name

50:19Crip Mac:You said enough, Queen. I'll call you back.

50:21Blueface:That's what it does to her block.

50:25Rooga:R &B's kind of like Elena, where she's like pretty checked out. She doesn't really know what's going on. But she knows it just enough. She's kind of trying to figure it out a little bit. Now I got to wait for her to send her number. Wait, actually, no, I have to have her number. Bro, I want to. Because I sent it to Munchie, so I must have screenshotted it.

50:42Crip Mac:Oh, man, they was like, I said, y 'all going to bust her out? They said, hell no, she a good flip. We want to flip her again. Oh, boom. I got the number. Yeah, we got to call her. We got you. You got it. You know, it exposes us in the building. We don't just don't expose crimes.

51:03Hello.

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51:41Hello?

51:43Crip Mac:Flipper? Is that you?

51:47Adam22:Oh, she call ended right then. As soon as you said flipper.

51:53Crip Mac:That I'm Rob with DC, baby Draco. Listen, I didn't want to tell you nothing because you said you was madly in love. But seeing how she doing you, it is what it is. You ain't got no kids by you ain't married to her. Gloves is off. That's it. I hope you don't get back with her.

52:09Adam22:I'm going to try one more time.

52:12Blueface:Your call has.

52:13Crip Mac:Yeah, she heard that flip. You got to remember, she's watching them talk to me, right? And look back at her. And I'm looking at her. So she knows they told me. Yeah. They told me to scoop. Now, those of y 'all from L.A., y 'all know what I'm talking about. Scoop. They told me to scoop, right, of what was going on with her. Scoop me in this scenario. Oh, just peep game.

52:35Adam22:No, no, no, no.

52:37Crip Mac:Scoop game. No, no, no. You know, if you've been paying attention to lyrics of hip hop, you would you would know when you hear scoop. Who says that type of shit? Who says scoop? I don't know.

52:48Adam22:You know what I'm saying? West Coast hip hop. You know, shout out. You know, shout out. I don't want to say. OK, but huh? West Coast hip hop. Not my favorite. Well, he was he was saying this back at a time. I'm rooting for the coast.

53:00Rooga:But my knowledge of the West Coast hip hop is not as.

53:05Crip Mac:Well, you know about this individual because you definitely was following them and you was on them before a lot of people. You know what I mean? Shout out Blueface. My sticker's over there from 17th Street. Who spelled Crip with a Y. Blueface ain't got nothing to do with this.

53:19Adam22:I mean, shit, what you mean? Doja Cat. Nah. She has a song called Scoop with Lil Nas X. That's a schoolyard term. Oh, okay. That's a fact. Oh, he says Scoop. That's them people that spell Crip with a Y. The only thing I have Scoop is ice cream.

53:31Rooga:Anyway. Damn. But so how do you feel? That's not any kind of gang diss. It sounds like a gang diss. But so how do you feel about the fact that 4Xtra apparently banged out this little flipper?

53:45Crip Mac:I called over there on the way here. He banged. He banged out. He banged. You called 4Xtra? No, I called to the 40s. And they told you? They like. Yes, 4Xtra took it down. But it's not a surprise after nephew and them told me, like, they flip her. Like, she'll be here one day with him, and then them two will hit, and then next week she'll come with that one, and then that, like.

54:08Adam22:So you're saying she was getting flipped all the way from Bacoima to Compton to the 40s.

54:15Crip Mac:I think she got, she's in love with, she's in love with Mid-City, West LA, as they say. She's in love with a few, a lot of people over there. But I ain't tripping. She's doing her thing.

54:29Adam22:But Draco basically like. He told me that was his wife. He fell in love with her. Yeah.

54:34Crip Mac:And he said he only knew her for a couple weeks. And he fell for her. But think about it. Okay, let's do the math. And Spodeyface Nils sometimes got to do the math. Okay. Because it's going to backfire on him. When she stop being mad at dude and she comes out and say, you stupid mother. He told you I only been knowing him for a couple weeks. If she only been knowing this dude for a couple weeks, how the fuck she know what happened a couple years ago? You got to do the math, bro.

54:57Rooga:Yeah.

54:57Crip Mac:A lot of people just because they be emotional about a dude. The first thing, I get it all the time. People say some shit. They run with it. I said, I'm going to wear your ass out because you can't beat a nigga with a lie. She's telling you. He's telling you. It's been a couple weeks. His situation is from a couple years ago in the Bay. She's from down here. She ain't from the Bay.

55:18Rooga:I'm not necessarily taking her word on anything in his past. Maybe she does have some information. But do you get the idea? Yeah, and when you called the FOTIs, did you get the idea that 4Xtra is done with Draco?

55:32Crip Mac:I don't know, but I did tell Draco he was out of line.

55:36Rooga:He definitely said these things. Yes. He said these things. The situation for the record would be, let's say I bring a girl through. It's different because I'm married or whatever. But if I bring a girl through, whack, gets her information, ends up banging her. And then when I find that out, that he took my jump off from me, I go and tell Lena, man, I can fuck R &B.

56:02Adam22:I can fuck R &B

56:05Crip Mac:she recorded this shit right so I told him I said yo bro did you he said bro she wasn't supposed to have been recording me out there on count I said nah if you fuck him with 4X the way you fuck him with him what you say once you better be ready to say twice you get what I'm saying so you shouldn't have never even said that and then popped up back over there with 4X knowing the riff you causing over there between family and neighborhood. That's what makes this so crazy.

56:33Rooga:And you fit in this kind of way. This would not really be that interesting to talk about if it wasn't for the fact that 4X apparently cared about his relationship and his friendship with Draco to such an extent that he was willing to basically go to war with his own cousin.

56:47Crip Mac:Ain't no willing. He did that. But is Draco wrong because 4X just piped his braw down? It's different though

56:59Adam22:because Draco said that about the mother of Forextra's child. This is the woman he's in love with.

57:06Rooga:That he's been with for years and years and years. But then meanwhile, the chick that Forextra allegedly fucked is a random hoe. A flipper, if you will.

57:16Crip Mac:Well, listen, man. She's definitely a flipper. And he was in love with a flipper, so I didn't say nothing. Now, I texted him and told him. The other day I'm like, look, bro, I wish I would have told you. I told him on a DM and he didn't respond. I'm like, I wish I'd have told you.

57:34Rooga:I think he might have remained tender for her regardless. She was a toss-up.

57:38Crip Mac:But it wasn't even that. She's like 78 pounds. 78? Bro, I'm telling you. I don't know how you don't remember. She was standing right there. I was trolling her and Jaleese. Who's hotter, Jaleese or her? I have no comment. I don't look at women like that. Jaleese is looking all right.

57:56Adam22:I kept accusing Jaleese of having a BBL.

57:58Crip Mac:I got into it with somebody about Jaleese and the way she looks.

58:01Rooga:Why? What about the way she looks?

58:03Crip Mac:Because, you know, I f***ed with Jaleese, right? Yeah. And they kept saying she looked like Al Pacino. And I'm like, they kept saying, I'm like, who you saying look like Al Pacino? Like a young Al Pacino? A young Al Pacino. They pulled up that picture of Scarface. The reason, okay.

58:21Rooga:So more like his Scarface era.

58:24Crip Mac:But then again, Jaleese is like, is she from Cuba? Is she Cuban?

58:28Adam22:I don't know.

58:29Crip Mac:Yeah, she's Cuban.

58:30Rooga:I don't know where she hails from.

58:31Crip Mac:Yeah, I was like, because they kept saying it like, yeah, bro, she looked like Scarface. I'm like, and they kept saying it. I'm like, what are you talking about? I'm like, bro, don't do that around me. I'll fuck with her. You know what I mean? But I thought about it. I'm like, she's Cuban, so maybe the jawline, you know, maybe the nose line or whatever. Whatever that may be, but it's probably a motherfucker that tried to get in her DMs and she shot down. Yeah. Hating on her. That's how I'd be.

58:54Rooga:Yeah. You think Jaleesa's well mentally.

58:58Adam22:Yeah. She's very sane. Okay. That's good. Because sometimes I worry. You know, she seems like she's getting drunk. Okay. Let me ask you a question. Yeah. You sat in the pod seat with

59:10Crip Mac:607, right?

59:11Rooga:Yeah.

59:11Crip Mac:And you had a conversation with him in your office, right?

59:14Rooga:Yeah.

59:14Crip Mac:Two different people, right?

59:16Rooga:Yeah. A little different, yeah.

59:17Crip Mac:Okay. Jaleesa's a female, so when she gets emotional about something, she turns into a different person. but you've seen her sit right on the couch in the no jumping news and be cop she's not no punk

59:30Rooga:she seems like she's getting turned up and drunk on the podcast like for the podcast

59:36Crip Mac:you never said that about motherfucking lush or motherfucking brick and the five other motherfuckers getting loaded on your podcast

59:45Rooga:well to be fair they were both getting loaded off camera and on camera

59:48Crip Mac:maybe she needs a liquid courage

59:52Rooga:Maybe I look at women differently. I hold women to a different standard.

59:56Adam22:But yeah, sometimes.

59:57Crip Mac:You hold women to a different standard? You can't say that, bro.

59:59Adam22:No, you can't. You can't talk about holding women to standards. You can't. No, you can't. I can't. I absolutely can't. You can't. Oh, look. Show it on the screen. See? That's the girl? That's her. Oh, jeez. This one I was trolling. She does look little. She's little as fuck. She's smarter than Jaleese. Jaleese is little. She's little.

1:00:18Rooga:What I mean when I say that I hold women to a different standard, think about this. rappers we're used to rappers doing drugs it's totally accepted and normal when it comes to women we've never seen like a female rapper was like proudly talking about getting up because we expect women to have their affairs in order because we expect women to at some point be taking care of the house taking care of the kids etc so a lot of the things that guys are able to get away with like you know we find out that some dude that we know shot somebody it's bad he's gonna go to jail whatever but like it's not the end of the world of how we view them you find out that a woman shot somebody you're like what Remy Ma hit a bitch with a four five it wasn't no big and think about how much we talk about that it's so notable that she actually was capable of doing

1:01:05Crip Mac:that I don't know I mean I guess me growing up I know a lot of women that'll pop your ass I didn't seen them go to work so I guess I don't want to estimate them uh but I believe the crowd that you know her from being around bro the ebk dudes and all this shit i feel like that's 95 of people who are in prison are men but when i'm no i miss a lot of women in prison too no but it's like a very very tiny percentage no it's a lot of women in prison a lot of women in the feds especially but niggas telling on them this is a fact shout out to y 'all ladies in the feds that kept it solid right the weird ass niggas toys a lot of women in prison bro uh the men make up approximately 93

1:01:46Rooga:to 90 % of the prison population in the United States. Google the female population. We really don't have to. It's 5 % to 7%.

1:01:52Crip Mac:But it's a lot of women in prison, bro.

1:01:54Rooga:But you understand that 93 % is more than 7 %?

1:01:57Crip Mac:Yeah, definitely, but it's still a lot of women in prison. But a very, very, very

1:02:02Rooga:small percentage.

1:02:03Crip Mac:Bro, I know it's a group of women that'll come, lay your ass down. Lay your motherfucking ass tied up. I don't take them light. It's some women out there from every neighborhood. I remember it was a female from Six Dudes. I think her name was like La Sunny. Motherfuckers feared her like she was a nigga.

1:02:21Rooga:This is some real shit. But the reason why she stands out in your head is because she's a woman. Meanwhile, you've known a million gang members over the years who are super dangerous, super down to smoke somebody. It's really like pretty common in comparison to a woman who's down to do the same thing.

1:02:37Crip Mac:I believe in more than 30 % of the murders, gang-related murders, women played a role in it, whether it was over them or they was lining the motherfucker up, baiting them in.

1:02:46Adam22:A role, but not the trigger person. It's the same shit. I mean, it's actually pretty different.

1:02:51Crip Mac:I think you're more savage knowing you setting this motherfucker up in front of you that you flirt with to get killed.

1:02:56Rooga:Okay, what percentage of murders do you think are set up by women? I would agree a lot of beef is over women. A lot of killings are because someone is enraged over a woman. A killing is a killing, yeah. But I'm saying it's not the woman doing the killing. Women, on average, are far less violent than men.

1:03:09Crip Mac:So for females to say, hey, I know some niggas over here got three birds in their house. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. One of the niggas like me, I can line that up.

1:03:17Rooga:Right.

1:03:17Crip Mac:It's because of her that shit even happens.

1:03:19Rooga:Sure, but it's pretty easy to imagine making a phone call, dropping a low, as opposed to pulling up and killing someone. They there half the time. Right. They opening the back door. But would you agree that it takes a certain level of person to murder someone? and that type of person is clearly a little bit more far gone than the person who's able to make a phone call, even though both of these people are going to go to prison for a very long time if they're caught. But obviously it's just a lot more serious.

1:03:47Crip Mac:So you don't think there's no savagery in an individual that will go suck and fuck and sit down and romance and open the back door knowing while you riding this dude, his brains is finna get blown out? Bro, he ain't touching the nigga. All he's doing is popping him.

1:04:04Rooga:I just feel like you're intentionally not understanding my point, which is that men are so much more violent than women, like at least 10 times more violent.

1:04:14Crip Mac:I mean, so you say in my world, women are violent as fuck. They fight, they stab, they shoot, they set up. They're the reason why a lot of them men are in jail. So, I mean, you know, I get where it's more men in jail. Okay, cool. But where I come from, the world I come from, man, it's women that'll do you dirtier than the men. But far less. Well, I mean, the numbers are the numbers.

1:04:41Rooga:Like the percentage of women who are in gangs, like the percentage of gangs that are female is unbelievably small.

1:04:47Crip Mac:There's less women in gangs. You know, it's more men.

1:04:50Rooga:And that's why we look at someone like a Lupe or a Negra, and we're like, whoa, that's crazy that they're... But Lupe ain't one of them. Lupe just... Yeah, Lupe not on there. Lupe a homegirl. Right.

1:05:01Crip Mac:She the one that's going to come get you, look out for you,

1:05:03Rooga:stay over here i help you that but jalice jalice is a great example because as far as we know jalice has never killed anyone she just talks crazy on the internet that wouldn't be but that's like enough of that's enough for her to get our attention by just being disrespectful and talking about street shit whereas how does she know to talk about it she knows a lot about it she's in the circles she's dated a lot of these guys yeah but i'm saying like in order for someone to be a really notable gang member who's a male typically they probably have done some shit or at least got famous for like rapping or something or making i don't i don't count the rappers the rapper fame street shit right but i mean somebody like ebk jbo we don't know if he killed anybody but you know

1:05:47Crip Mac:i don't know him and jalees are equally famous i don't know if anybody killed anybody if they did

1:05:52Rooga:kill somebody that ain't my motherfucking business every song he said he's killed people so jbo

1:05:57Crip Mac:Well, I don't believe that. I just think he's entertaining.

1:06:00Rooga:Yeah. I'll shoot him that bail, too, even though.

1:06:02Crip Mac:We watched Denzel kill a lot of people. Do we believe he's a murderer or an actor?

1:06:07Rooga:I do think that movies are different than drill rap.

1:06:09Crip Mac:No, it's not.

1:06:11Rooga:It's entertainment. I'll tell you why it's different. It's because King Von rapped about killing people, and then it turns out that he actually killed a bunch of people. We don't know that. Well, Chicago PD says that they would have charged him with a bunch of murders.

1:06:23Adam22:They know would have, could have, should have.

1:06:25Rooga:They never charged him. But on the other hand, we know factually that 100 % of people who have played killers in movies have not actually killed the person that they were supposed to have killed in that movie. Now, some actors have killed people, sure. But the murders you're seeing in a movie are not actual murders.

1:06:43Adam22:The murders you hear somebody talking about aren't actual murders. But sometimes they are. You don't know that. Yeah, sometimes they are.

1:06:50Rooga:who there's been rappers who rapped about killing people and then were tried and convicted for the exact murders that they were talking about in their music in movies that has never

1:07:00Crip Mac:happened um motherfuckers and got killed on a movie set that has

1:07:04Rooga:definitely happened right but it's not like Alec Baldwin was like talking about being a killer it was an accidental killing

1:07:10Crip Mac:y 'all call it accidental because he white no motherfucker you didn't get all these movies all of a sudden you got a bullet literally nobody thinks that it wasn't an accident you got a real live bullet in the gun all of a sudden when everything should be props.

1:07:22Rooga:Literally nobody thinks that he put the bullet in the gun.

1:07:25Crip Mac:It doesn't.

1:07:25Rooga:Nobody thinks that he had any motive to want to kill some random stage.

1:07:29Crip Mac:But that's what y 'all do. That's what white folks do with white folks.

1:07:32Rooga:No, if he was black, everybody would have treated the situation exactly the same. If somebody black y 'all would come up

1:07:36Crip Mac:with he was mad about the night before and this shit and that shit. The bottom line is he's responsible for making sure these guns are prop guns.

1:07:46Rooga:There's no lie. Yes, he is. He's definitely not responsible for that. It's his set. They have professionals on set. It's his set. It is the job of those people. And who do they work for? To make sure. Who do they work for? Not him. He's just an actor who was hired to be there.

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1:08:28Rooga:huh do you think that because he's playing a role acting in the movie that it's his movie set and

1:08:33Adam22:that he is in charge of what happens with the firearms so you saying that you don't think he

1:08:38Rooga:had any idea that that was a live round no obviously not the other mother killed the

1:08:43Adam22:motherfucker too. The Bruce Lee motherfucker. Right. He killed the motherfucker too, right? Bruce Lee's son got killed by someone who had

1:08:50Rooga:a real bullet in their firearm that was supposed to be a blank.

1:08:54Crip Mac:And I believe he paid for somebody who his daddy whooping a few people's ass. It was time to get some kid back.

1:09:00Rooga:Do you think it was just karma?

1:09:02Crip Mac:No, I think it was intentional. I think all that shit was intentional. Don't know. Listen. So you just make shit up

1:09:07Rooga:all day? No.

1:09:08Adam22:Don't know. You don't hop on the computer and try to figure out if there's any kind of truth in what you're saying? Don't know live round just mysteriously show up, right? Apparently it does.

1:09:17Crip Mac:I'm talking a couple times. Yeah, but that's premeditated. No. Get the fuck out of here.

1:09:23Adam22:It is literally the opposite of premeditated.

1:09:25Crip Mac:No, all of a sudden it's a live round. Literally nobody else on the face of the planet

1:09:30Rooga:thinks that that was premeditated besides you.

1:09:32Crip Mac:Somebody had to bring the live round in. Right, and it's clearly not Alec Baldwin. One of your people is responsible for bringing the live round in, loaded in his firearm and this person getting killed, bro.

1:09:45Rooga:I'm sure you understand why I'm not taking this conversation terribly serious. It's the truth. I'm not going to get suckered into this. You're putting on your little retard act. It's the truth. No, it's the opposite of the truth.

1:09:58Adam22:It's some shit you made up five seconds ago. You probably never thought about this until five seconds ago. So did they make up the live round? Did they make it up? Was that a real round? Apparently, yeah. Can a round get up and walk, talk and think for itself? Can it jump in the gun?

1:10:12Rooga:None of these are things that I have expressed a doubt about.

1:10:16Crip Mac:Listen, bro. Somebody had to put it in there. Somebody had to bring it.

1:10:19Rooga:And it was not the person that you're accusing of doing it. It was one of them white dudes. It must be weird going through life being this retarded.

1:10:27Crip Mac:What do you mean? It's the truth.

1:10:29Rooga:Okay.

1:10:30Crip Mac:It's the history of your people.

1:10:31Rooga:Okay.

1:10:32Crip Mac:It's not?

1:10:33Rooga:Whack.

1:10:34Crip Mac:It's the truth.

1:10:36Adam22:Do better. How many black people was on the set? do better huh do better no you listen you just don't want to accept it you need to do better but when we want to talk about a person when we want you gotta be less we want to talk about black on black violence you all for it though you made it too far in life to be acting this on a podcast my problem my point is this is this clip farming i don't know if you're capable of

1:10:57Crip Mac:my point is this when it comes to some shit predominantly that's that's the light is on your people you know this is the thing you want to you want to talk about it but when it's black

1:11:07Rooga:on black you want to talk about it i don't think this qualifies as clip farming because what you're

1:11:11Adam22:saying is so that nobody would ever clip it it's the truth nobody would ever in a million years believe that you are actually this stupid every time black on black shit come up your ass pour the gas on it can you find a situation that is comparable watch this hey king pill what was that

1:11:30Crip Mac:you said in the song about Aunt Hefe? What was the diss? Yes. So now we talking about a potential Caucasian who brought a pill in it.

1:11:40Rooga:You have congratulated me and told me that what I did was great on that podcast by bringing that to light.

1:11:44Crip Mac:Who? No, I did not say that was some bullshit. You had multiple times.

1:11:46Adam22:We could find the clip. No, I told you that was some bullshit. No, you told me that I did a great thing right there. Well, I mean, that was some bullshit. No, you told me that was great. No, I said you could have started some bullshit. Right. That's what I told you. But I was talking about reality, whereas what you're talking about is the realm of fantasy. It is reality. did the bullet bring itself to the set could you imagine if we were to have any of these conversations with the AI that's the shit y 'all created

1:12:10Crip Mac:the bullet didn't bring itself to the set I'm wearing the bed 99.9 % of the white dude brought the bullet to the chat loaded the gun for another white dude to fight and kill a motherfucker but you don't want to talk about it but you will bring up some other shit when it's involving my people

1:12:28Rooga:you are truly the king of the

1:12:30Crip Mac:it's the truth call it what you want and you you are the king

1:12:34Adam22:you are the king of the

1:12:36Crip Mac:not want to talk about reality

1:12:38Adam22:no what i've talked about here is reality what you're talking about is some dumb fantasy that you cooked up you brought up a percentage of men and women in prison right yes another conversation

1:12:48Rooga:that you seem to have a very hard time following

1:12:50Adam22:which also feels like today is you putting on the greatest real hard act in the history of us doing this podcast together. Oh, this whole screaming, this is bullshit.

1:12:59Crip Mac:Listen, who's screaming? Is there a greater percentage of a white dude who brought that bullet behind that than a black dude? Hard question. Yes or no? Hard question.

1:13:10Adam22:If you had to answer that, you had to put your last dime. My answer to that question is you are a real part or you're acting like a real part. I'm asking you, what would you say it was a white dude

1:13:20Crip Mac:that did it or a black dude that did it?

1:13:22Rooga:I object to your question because it is so retarded.

1:13:24Crip Mac:Is it more of a percentage to say it was probably a white dude that did it?

1:13:29Adam22:I don't know what color the person who did it was.

1:13:31Rooga:Now you don't know.

1:13:32Adam22:I don't know what the stagehands race was. You don't know how much of a race you looking like right now by saying that. I feel very confident. Everybody in the comments, let us know who's being the bigger race here. Yeah. You wouldn't know.

1:13:45Crip Mac:I bet it was more white people on the set than black, which has their percentage, right? What does that have to do with anything, Robert? We're talking about who was behind this live round, getting into this real firearm so this white man could pull the trigger and kill a motherfucker.

1:14:01Rooga:For sure the thing we should focus on is the race of this person. I mean, we could obviously look it up right now. Definitely. Yeah.

1:14:08Crip Mac:Then why shouldn't we?

1:14:09Rooga:Because.

1:14:10Adam22:Because we do some shit. It's the dumbest. This might be the dumbest thing you've ever talked about on this podcast.

1:14:14Crip Mac:But we do some shit, Charlie Kirk. But when y 'all do some shit, you want to whisper about it. You really don't want to talk about it.

1:14:22Rooga:No, we talk about it all the time. Who do you think is producing the journalism about Alec Baldwin killing that guy? I would say it's probably 95 % white people.

1:14:30Adam22:So who do you think might put the bullet in the live round in there?

1:14:33Rooga:The stagehand who was in charge of handling the firearms.

1:14:36Adam22:You think it's a higher chance it was a white person than black? I mean, we could just ask right now. I'm asking you. I'm asking you. Fuck AI. You just said - I object to your regarded question. There we go. There we go. was the rape of the person

1:14:50Rooga:who gave Alec Baldwin the loaded firearm on set

1:14:56Adam22:of that movie. Watch they say Malcolm X. Oh.

1:15:03Rooga:Hannah Gutierrez Reed. Oh, well, who's a white woman. Yeah, it was a white woman. And she was sentenced to 18 months in prison for not properly checking the weapon. So this went to trial and it was determined that this woman was at fault, not Alec Baldwin, which was the argument that you were trying to make earlier. So I will now await you apologizing to Alec Baldwin.

1:15:25Crip Mac:No, I want you to say, okay, whack, you're right. It was a white person.

1:15:30Rooga:I never denied that it was a white person.

1:15:32Crip Mac:You wouldn't say it was. You would not answer that question. You would not. I said it was.

1:15:36Rooga:Do you think it was a morgue? What am I, a f***ing mind reader? I looked it up. I found out the correct answer to the question, and then I read it on the podcast. I asked your opinion. You want to know why? It's because I. I have a commitment to the truth. I have a commitment to the truth.

1:15:48Adam22:And you are a parted race baiter. That's not a race baiter. That's reality, bro.

1:15:53Rooga:Yeah. Listen, I'm not having a serious conversation about this with you until you stop acting like a child.

1:16:00Adam22:I don't give a fuck about Alec Baldwin or none of them. I'm just speaking a reality. You are kind of exemplifying the worst

1:16:06Rooga:of racial conversations when it comes to this.

1:16:08Crip Mac:It's not a racial conversation. It's a real conversation.

1:16:10Rooga:Well, you made it a racial conversation when there was no reason to make it a racial conversation.

1:16:14Adam22:Nobody has said no racial slurs or none of that shit. this is a real conversation do you understand what i'm saying are you mad you made it about race for no reason are you mad this is white driven how is it white driven just because a white person happens to do yes again involuntary manslaughter yeah they say black on black crime

1:16:31Crip Mac:because the black dude pulled the pulled the pulled the trigger they don't say the white people got the guns to the black communities they just leave it at black on black crime so yes this is white driven that's fake what's fake the idea that white people were like distributing guns to

1:16:44Rooga:the black community where you think they coming from uh gun manufacturers and that's who i don't

1:16:51Crip Mac:know you don't know you don't know who dominates that arena i never looked into it i'm gonna leave

1:16:57Rooga:it right there let's move on you did that to yourself maybe we should change the title to adam and the retard because you've really you're not finna you're not finna bait me with the

1:17:08Crip Mac:you're a dude that can't even fight you're just saying some shit and that is a logical that is

1:17:13Rooga:what a retired person might say in response to being called a retired is you can't fight.

1:17:17Adam22:You can't because in my world, I'm supposed to hear that as a disrespect, but you add them. No, I'm just telling you that I'm starting to think you might be retired.

1:17:26Crip Mac:And I'm starting

1:17:27Adam22:to think that you can't fight. And that is exactly what a retired would say. I've never denied that. Okay then. So that's not what a retired would say. No, it is what a retired would say. The thing that a retired

1:17:41Rooga:person do or just a very very stupid person would do is that they would get involved in a conversation about something that has nothing to do with race and then make it about race because they don't know any other lens to think about it about race y 'all make it about race just like i mentioned the black on black crime this is a when i said black on black crime but the guns is coming

1:18:00Crip Mac:it's followed through by the white folks you said that is not true well yeah i don't think white

1:18:05Rooga:people are like distributing guns to black people white people are buying guns with their own money from gun stores and then killing each other with help.

1:18:13Crip Mac:No, no, how they getting here?

1:18:16Adam22:You're asking like why there are gun stores? Well, AK-47s, you think all that shit,

1:18:20Crip Mac:that shit come from the black community? You think that's something that's manufacturing?

1:18:23Rooga:There are AK-47s available for sale at gun stores.

1:18:26Crip Mac:Do you think that that shit is manufactured in the black community?

1:18:28Rooga:It doesn't need to be manufactured in the black community in order for it to make its way to the black community.

1:18:33Crip Mac:How does a lot of that shit get here?

1:18:35Rooga:People buy it and then they smuggle it to other states.

1:18:39Crip Mac:so you think it's just all internal this u.s you don't think oh yeah but i think most of these

1:18:44Rooga:guns are like in mexico most of the guns that the cartels use in there are manufactured in america i talk about the cartels i know but i'm saying most guns are manufactured in america largely

1:18:53Adam22:i don't know i don't know what they got going on find out that's the whole thing about the

1:18:57Rooga:internet i don't know what they got going on down there are most of the guns in america manufactured in America. Yes. The majority of firearms available for sale in the United States are manufactured domestically.

1:19:12Adam22:So look, we could actually find out. Who's in control of the manufacturing of guns in America?

1:19:16Rooga:Probably the gun manufacturers.

1:19:18Adam22:And that's predominantly what type of people?

1:19:20Rooga:What race of people? Probably people who've worked within the gun manufacturing community. Predominantly

1:19:25Crip Mac:what race of people?

1:19:26Rooga:Oh, I don't know. Do you want me to ask that?

1:19:29Crip Mac:No, if you had to take a guess.

1:19:30Rooga:I wouldn't guess about something like that. I would look up the information because I care about the truth.

1:19:37Crip Mac:So, okay, percentage-wise, do you think it's a higher percentage that is white than black that's manufacturing guns in America? I wouldn't want to guess. That's your— Well, I wouldn't want to guess.

1:19:47Adam22:You wouldn't want to guess? No, I don't have any kind of knowledge about that. I've never seen the inside of a gun manufacturer. You guessed on the men in prison and women in prison.

1:19:56Crip Mac:No, I just already knew that. And you should already know that the higher percentage of people in America manufacturing guns are more Caucasian than black.

1:20:06Rooga:No, I don't know. I mean, if that is true, then it seems like the black community should probably get into gun manufacturing because a lot of black people would probably like to buy guns from black gun manufacturers. If there was a gun owned, a black owned gun brand.

1:20:22Crip Mac:Well, you're twisting it, we're not going. Now, that's part of what you just did.

1:20:25Rooga:No, it isn't. Because you know what I'm talking about. Black-owned businesses are frequently successful largely because the black community chooses to support them. So I think if you really are the business mogul that you say you are, you should stop pretending to sell diapers and you should start a black-owned gun company.

1:20:40Crip Mac:I don't pretend nothing. Little dude, you want to put some money on it?

1:20:43Rooga:What? Why don't you start a gun company?

1:20:46Crip Mac:I don't pretend nothing. Why don't you start a gun company? Just because your little pee mind don't see it, don't mean it ain't moving. I don't pretend nothing. You be up here with these old motherfucking zero-ass dudes who report to the hood every day. I don't pretend shit. So why don't you start a gun brand? When you're dealing with this kind of business, right, it moves different.

1:21:08Adam22:I don't pretend shit. It's been eight years. What? It's been four, five years. I'm good. But where are we going to get the diapers? I'm good.

1:21:16Rooga:All I'm saying, I'm not investing in your black-owned gun brand if it's going to move at the rate that the diaper brand has been moving. because it's probably a lot easier to make diapers than guns. I bet you. Okay, I got a bet for you. Sure.

1:21:29Crip Mac:We're just talking about no jumper. You want to bet what has generated more money in the last 12 months? Again, we're talking about just as a company. Whether it's U.S., whether it's Mexico, whether it's overseas.

1:21:44Adam22:Well, I mean. That ain't going to take. As far as I know. No, no, no. Where are incredible diapers sold? Call that. Hey, f*** all that.

1:21:53Crip Mac:Listen, you got to remember, bro, I don't have to worry about the show space. I just got to sell it to the people who sell it to they people. It's a simple bag.

1:22:06Adam22:It's a simple bag. The website? Is this your diapers? Listen, it's a simple bag.

1:22:13Crip Mac:I don't think you get it and understand business. If you think... Let me ask you something. Do you think Kanye was worried about what was happening with Yeezys in the store? So once he moved them to them people, he's paid.

1:22:29Adam22:Now, I'm dealing with it in the world. Why has this website not been updated since 2023? Listen, what do you mean? For what? I don't.

1:22:36Rooga:When do babies learn to lift their heads? What's wrong with that? Why is tummy time so important for the newborn baby? Did you write these articles? What's wrong with that? It just seems weird that you wouldn't update the website for two years.

1:22:47Crip Mac:What's wrong? Again, let's get back to the challenge. Since you questioning it. What? Look, dude, you don't even operate on the level of doing business like that.

1:23:00Adam22:You deal with this shit. Well, the thing about my business is that it's an actual real business. Adam, you don't want me to talk about your business. This seems largely hypothetical.

1:23:11Crip Mac:Okay, well, look, let's make a bet. Nigga, this shit right here, let's talk about it. You got, since you want to talk, let's talk about it. You got five motherfuckers sitting at a table. Let's keep, since we talking about, you want to go there. Now that other bed is still on the table. Because remember, from what you see and what I see is two total different things. You got five motherfuckers at a table. Let's say they 200 to pop. That's a thousand. But they moving 70, 80 ,000 fucking views. Motherfucker, that shit you doing with these cats in the news and the other shit is not generating no money, bro.

1:23:46Crip Mac:You don't think?

1:23:48Rooga:I will allow you that delusion.

1:23:53Rooga:We'll leave it alone.

1:23:54Adam22:In the real world, Nojember is a pretty successful podcast. I didn't say Nojember. We're talking about, we're not talking about what it is.

1:24:00Crip Mac:We're talking about right now. Five niggas at a table, 200 to pop. They pay what? 2 ,500 per million? That's what it is? No. Something like that?

1:24:10Rooga:Definitely not.

1:24:10Crip Mac:Huh?

1:24:11Adam22:What is it? More. We're leaving today and entering a world of Mickey Mouse Ways.

1:24:17Blueface:Princess meeting and greeting.

1:24:20Adam22:Lightsaber clashing.

1:24:22Blueface:The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror dropping. Banshee flying. Space Mountain launching. Galaxy rewinding. What the fuck? Galaxy rewinding. Fireworks igniting. World of Other Worlds. For whatever you love. Infinite worlds await at the most magical place on Earth. Walt Disney World Resort. What?

1:24:46Adam22:Let's be real, bro. I mean, I'm not going to sit here and tell you. That shit's upside down.

1:24:51Rooga:No, it's fine. Tap.

1:24:53Adam22:So you think I'm just running the news and doing all these podcasts for free or that we're losing money? I'm willing to bet that that news shit with all them people,

1:25:03Crip Mac:five, six people sometime, yes, I don't think it's profitable.

1:25:07Adam22:Them. You're wrong, but that's okay. You're wrong, but that's okay. So where can we buy these diapers? You're wrong. That's okay.

1:25:17Rooga:Listen, you can't say these dumbass arguments to me and not expect me to start going a little bit on your made-up businesses.

1:25:24Crip Mac:Okay, let's make a bet on what generated money. I tell you what. Let's just pick a month.

1:25:32Rooga:Do you have any financial documents?

1:25:33Adam22:Let's pick the month of January. Do you have any financial documents?

1:25:37Crip Mac:Let's pick the month of January. let's bet$100 ,000 incredible diapers in the month of January

1:25:45Adam22:generated more money than f***ing no jumper how much money did it generate? f*** all that let's bet well I would love to see financial documents about it let's bet before we do it I don't want to bet I would just ask like are you going to produce any financial documents about incredible diapers? we bet no honey? no I'm okay listen I would just rather you just like provide it understand this right

1:26:04Rooga:but I know you probably don't see the comments because you say you don't read the comments, but I'm expressing something that a lot of people say in the comments.

1:26:13Crip Mac:I'm not worried about what people say. Them is just people.

1:26:15Adam22:But I feel like I have to speak on behalf of the comments. Those are just people.

1:26:17Crip Mac:What I'm telling you is this. Yes, people who watch this podcast. I understand the real world. I understand how business works and operates. It's a bunch of products I can put in front of you, and you'll be like, what the fuck is that? And this dude right here will tell you, well, I'm moving a half a million of these pieces to India. We don't see it. It ain't out here. right but at the end of the day whether it's India whether it's US whether it's Russia China his bag is his bag

1:26:43Rooga:I'm just saying if I had a diaper company it would probably be pretty easy for me to show you how the diaper company works

1:26:49Crip Mac:babies are the birth of babies on an incline or decline in the US are there more diaper companies in the US per se than maybe overseas in a lot of these other countries I don't know yes definitely

1:27:06Rooga:I would assume there's more diaper companies in America than in other companies. Sure. So why would I want to attack a market that's oversaturated, that's on the decline, when I can go to a market, right, that's going to favor my product because their government or their people are partners with me.

1:27:23Crip Mac:So, you know, that's my that's my catch is that I'm in there because I'm partners with their people. However they move it, they move it.

1:27:31Rooga:I would just like to see photos or any kind of evidence that you're moving all these diapers in the Congo. Hold on. You used to talk about it a lot more. That's the main reason why I'm curious about this. Hold on.

1:27:44Crip Mac:Because I've been summoned again. I want to show you that. Here we go. Is this it? There you go. You can put that mother fuck up.

1:27:56Rooga:You got to put your password back in.

1:27:58Crip Mac:I don't know what you. Man, I don't got to sit here and come in there and lie to you. Nigga, you ain't nobody. You Adam. You my partner or no jumper. Right. Man, I don't got to sit here.

1:28:08Adam22:Republic. I got to go back. The Republic of Congo. I mean, this is not in English. They speak French out there. But go ahead. Why are you kidding me? Something written in French. Obviously, I can't read it. You can read it. You can read. How can I read it when it's in French? You see the stamps in the seals? Yeah. What's that stamp in that seal for, right? I don't know because it's in French.

1:28:29Crip Mac:Is that the invitation to come back from the government?

1:28:32Adam22:I don't know because I don't read French. You can read. You see the names on there? Are they dad in French too? Mr. Mambiella Natumba.

1:28:43Crip Mac:Okay, you see the names that's got to come back, right? You know my name, right? I'm just mystified by the fact that - Is my name there?

1:28:51Rooga:I don't see your name.

1:28:53Crip Mac:You don't see my - Get the fuck out, man.

1:28:54Rooga:Are you f***ers? Oh, oh, right. Okay, in the middle of - Okay, I do see your name, But again, the rest of the document is in French.

1:29:01Crip Mac:Okay. Well, anybody that's from over there is going to tell you if that document was in English, it's fake. Now, you want to Google what they primary language is? Now, what you do know this is, is what? What does it say?

1:29:14Rooga:The fact that I'm asking you for proof that the diaper brand is a real thing and you handed me a document in French seems kind of off.

1:29:20Crip Mac:It says incredible diapers. Right.

1:29:22Rooga:But I have no idea what it says. But because it's not in a language that I speak.

1:29:26Crip Mac:Is that a step? What does that stand for?

1:29:28Rooga:I don't know because it's in French what does it say?

1:29:30Crip Mac:it says what?

1:29:33Rooga:Republic Democratique du Congo okay I'm going to leave it right there case closed what the fuck are you talking about?

1:29:43Crip Mac:but listen again whenever you want to put that money up now I'm going to be real I'm not really much of a betting fan I'm going to be real it's probably going to take me I just I just entered the U.S. market 63 stores. We got 58 of the 63, I believe, contracts. I'm just entering the U.S. market. You can't come f***ing around with them people who've been doing this shit a hundred-something years in a place where it's at a decline and it's oversaturated. You just can't do it. Now, I just got my first contracts in the U.S. I didn't anticipate being over here probably until 28 or 29 or so because you got to have your weight up planned over here.

1:30:31Crip Mac:There's no reason. So sanitary napkins have just been tested. The wipes have just been tested. But all my orders are elsewhere. But we're going to Central Valley. I just got a contract with 63 or 68 stores. I just got that information probably a week or two ago.

1:30:50Rooga:Well, I support you and I look forward to seeing that.

1:30:53Crip Mac:Wait, wait, wait, wait. Not only that, watch this. Hold on. This is how you know. This is funny because I just got this because I was a little pissed off about my fucking, about how long it was taking for my shit to get here.

1:31:10Crip Mac:There we go.

1:31:13Rooga:What's she saying?

1:31:15Crip Mac:What's she saying?

1:31:15Rooga:the other invoice is for 40 pieces and 80 pieces mold fees plus import costs the import costs may have some amount to be refunded those two containers plan to ship around march 20th and

1:31:30Crip Mac:arrive in la on april 15th so if you think i'm just motherfucking sitting here in a ferry when When you building a business, especially coming from where I come from, really it's my idea, but it's majority of my team. Right. But when you build these type of businesses, if you look at Amazon, Amazon been around since the 90s. When's the real boom of what we know Amazon to be? The last what? Maybe like eight, 10 years as it is. That shit been around since the 90s. And when you build it, we can't say they wasn't doing business. It may not have been what he's doing now.

1:32:08Rooga:Listen, nobody wants you to own a successful diaper brand more than me. I just think it's fair for us to be a little skeptical when we really haven't seen any updates about it in many years.

1:32:20Crip Mac:Was that update? That was just today. That was today?

1:32:22Rooga:So you were exchanging texts with someone today.

1:32:25Crip Mac:No, that's my liaison from over there. She's from, what you mean? Listen, bro, again. I'm not hating on the diaper business. And I'm going to say this.

1:32:35Rooga:I want to see the diaper business.

1:32:36Crip Mac:I'm going to say this to you. And I've said this, and I know it sounds f***ed up. I'm not these dudes in this building. I operate in the s*** I'm part of, and the s*** I'm in. Nothing but sports, you would say, ain't doing nothing, right?

1:32:51Adam22:Well, I'm waiting to see what becomes of it.

1:32:55Crip Mac:Nothing but sports is already operating at$300 ,000. No,$238 ,000 a month already.

1:33:04Rooga:$238 ,000 what?

1:33:04Crip Mac:$238 ,000 a month right now. You are saying that? Nothing But Sports is operating at$238 ,000 a month right now, and you don't know it and you don't see it, but it's on somebody's TV guide right now, and it's going by the next four months in a double. They're paying what per month?

1:33:21Rooga:Subscribers are paying what per month. No matter what they're paying,

1:33:24Crip Mac:because we're getting paid a whole other fee. We're in 6.2 million homes. How? Who's paying for it? See, this is, now, ask me that, Wack, how is this happening? That's what I'm asking. Right? Because I'm just giving you another business, right, that people don't see. It's not super huge. It's not super popular as of now, but it's generating income. Contracted. And I told you about this company.

1:33:49Adam22:How can people sign up for this? Use your Google and find nothing but sports. Nothing but sports. Entertain yourself.

1:33:58Rooga:Okay. Entertain your motherfuckers. The only place, what's it called? Okay, so we have the boxing match. The only place where sports never take a time out. Join for free. So many ways to watch.

1:34:18Crip Mac:And you say it's not generating that, right? That's lower to bet.

1:34:23Rooga:10 ,000. I don't want to bet on this. But I'm very curious about how this makes money.

1:34:28Crip Mac:I know. I'll explain to you how it makes money. You can do it too. No jumper can rip. This is some real shit. Like no all trouble to the side. You if you listen to what I'm telling you to do could enter this realm and start off

1:34:47Adam22:the same way. I just don't understand where the money is coming from. How is it making$238 ,000 a month? There's a lot of people that don't understand where a lot of money is coming from. But where is it coming from?

1:34:59Rooga:Okay. Because like Zeus has people paying 10, 15 bucks a month, right?

1:35:04Adam22:Zeus is a prescription-based. Subscription. It's a subscription-based app. Right. So what is this in comparison? We're not a subscription-based app. Well, what is it? Ask your AI. Okay.

1:35:18Rooga:Okay. How does nothing but sports with a Z dot com make money?

1:35:31Okay.

1:35:32Rooga:NothingButSports.com generates revenue through a hybrid model that combines digital streaming, cryptocurrency, and live event promotions. The platform focuses on boxing and MMA, leveraging a mix of free content and high-stakes exclusive events. The platform hosts and produces live boxing and MMA events such as Caribbean Clash and Celebrity Fights.

1:35:55Crip Mac:So you...

1:35:56Rooga:These events generate income through ticket sales, pay-per-view, and VIP hospitality packages.

1:36:03Crip Mac:Watch this. Look, watch this. Yo, Steve. Yeah. Now, we live right now, and I want you to just tell the truth about everything, right? You live on what? On No Jumper. Listen. This platform incorporates NFTs. How many, listen, how many homes is nothing but sports in right now? How many hoes? Over$15 million. But you can't find them, right, Adam? Yeah, I mean. Now, Steve, listen. What is our low contract, no matter what, that we're already generating right now? Three cents. Well, I ain't going to go through the statistics on that. I'm just going to go through the total number. No, just the top number.

1:36:53Crip Mac:Where we at, our low number? On a low number, low twos, mid twos. Two what? Two dollars? No, you said a month. Yeah, yeah. $238. All right. Listen, bro. The point I'm proving to you as a brother, you and your shit you got going is a trillion times stronger than this seed we planted. There are other ways, other contracts out there. Just tell me. How did they make money? You didn't catch what he just started to say. I heard a dollar amount. And he said three cents, right? And he stopped. So when you're on your TV guy, right? I don't have TV guy. Or whatever. You go and you see like a Channel 18, it may say fucking Abra Combi Live, right?

1:37:45Crip Mac:You're like, what the fuck is that, right? But that guy, right, that's charging everybody else overall for subscribing and shit, there's a fee that's paid to any network that's part of that guy. Right. And it's roughly about three, four cents per person that's subscribed to the overall. Now, the catch is how do you get the contract to have like no jumper? Right. And the guideline, right?

1:38:18Rooga:Especially since we can't really identify any actual content. I mean, the Blue Face boxing match, but that's coming up in the future. That's new.

1:38:26Crip Mac:That's our, you know, subscription shit. But the every day-to-day shit, we are contracted to be on the platform, and this platform has six, seven million people. And if you take that number, you times it by a certain cent that they're going to pay you for being part of it, right? That's how you make money. What you do is a hard grind. And when we off record, and I told you the people I was working with, you don't remember me mentioning Jared Flood and Trump Truth Media and Trump Network and all that shit? I came in because I was late that day, right? This is what I'm saying. My friends and my business partners, bro, sometimes the shit's so disrespectful the things that's put in front of me, how they making money, and the shit that I've been going through and doing to make money.

1:39:20Crip Mac:Yeah, I done made a lot of money, but I didn't. The shit they do, when I show you this and you say, all right, Wax, see if you can take what we're doing and put it over there, and I bring you back a contract that says, this is your low number. Right? And then what they'll do once it's performing, right, they'll add it to another network that has another$4 million, then another$3 million, and then your.3 cents. times, again, times that four million and that three million. It's a whole nother, that's why 50 cent laughing

1:39:50Rooga:at niggas.

1:39:51Adam22:But why would these networks pay you

1:39:52Rooga:three cents per subscriber?

1:39:56Adam22:Like why?

1:39:57Crip Mac:For what? Why did you let Crip Mac come in here and sit down the day he got out of jail? It's a relationship, right? This place called America, this world we in, I got a GED, bro.

1:40:09Rooga:I feel like this is an evasive answer.

1:40:10Crip Mac:No, I'm telling you some real shit. it's the relationships with people bro I got a GED I grew up in Bacquamus a little city right there with 100 ,000

1:40:19Rooga:people and I feel like you know I have some good relationships too but I don't know of any relationship that would just give me a quarter million dollars a month for no reason it's not for

1:40:26Crip Mac:no reason but what is the reason okay for one if they have a new company up there a new network right you know what comes with that a new place for advertisement right guess who provides advertisement the

1:40:40Adam22:company. And guess what they do? They share in what revenue? The advertising revenue. And they're only

1:40:48Crip Mac:giving me a couple cents from their overall dollar that they're collecting from everybody, right? But presumably Is it adding up to you?

1:40:58Adam22:You would have to have a lot of people watching your content in order for them to want to give you that much money. Because you're still in YouTube land.

1:41:04Crip Mac:It's not about the people that are watching the content.

1:41:05Adam22:You're not going to make money unless people see the advertisements on your content.

1:41:09Crip Mac:Okay, well They can see how many people's going there, and that dictates your growth. But listen, if we bring somebody on this platform, 4XRAS, no disrespect 4XRAS,

1:41:23Adam22:4XRAS Instagram numbers started to soar when? When he was on No Jumper, I guess.

1:41:29Crip Mac:Okay, so we're going to a platform that already got 7 million people on it. And on Pops.

1:41:36Rooga:And what is that platform?

1:41:37Crip Mac:Hold on. On Pops is a new channel.

1:41:41Rooga:what's going to happen regardless some people will watch the content

1:41:46Crip Mac:what what is that platform and we talk about it off camera well if you want to look i called my business partner blind that's one of my it's only three of us he's one of them i called him blind i gave you a number right like again adam and and you know i've told you time and time again and i know you in your comfort zone because you're doing well for yourself i i can i've talked to Josh and all kind of people. Bro, there's other shit we could do on some real shit. Because people ask me. They like, yo, whack that no jumper. I'm like, I ask him.

1:42:17Adam22:But I don't, I stay in my lane because this is your business. It would just have to make more sense to me.

1:42:24Crip Mac:I mean, the only thing that makes sense to me is when they say, deliver this here. Our tech team will do the work here. This is how you're getting paid. This your bottom line. This is our revenue split when it comes to the ad. and this is what's coming to you every month, every quarter, so on and so forth. And long as that motherfucking wire is hitting and I can go over there and see that it's there,

1:42:45Adam22:I don't know how much more sense it needs to make. But how can I access the nothing but sports content?

1:42:50Rooga:Do I have to have like a Roku or whatever the hell that was?

1:42:53Crip Mac:I mean, we totally understand. That's how a lot of people's work. And now you're getting smart. Well, that was the logo that was on the website. Because like, see, Zeus has his own app, right?

1:43:03Rooga:But people are paying for Zeus, right?

1:43:05Crip Mac:There's no free version of it, right? Right. Imagine Zeus being a network and then it had other stations, right? That's part of his network. And Zeus is saying for you to bring your format over here, I'll pay you two cents or three cents times the people that's already subscribing because I need more shit. And I need more slots where I can, because I have an ad team over here, an ad company. They own an ad company, right? I need more slots to put more ad revenue, and we're going to share in that. These motherfuckers is monopolizing the system.

1:43:48Rooga:What I will say is that I know we have a lot of smart people who watch this podcast, a lot of sleuths out there. So while I might not necessarily have the time to dig into this and see what content is available, I think that they're probably going to do the digging for us.

1:44:02Crip Mac:And maybe they can kind of flesh out. They're going to find number sports. They're going to find a bunch of different shows on there because we pay for them. We license them out.

1:44:11Rooga:So that's coming out of the$238 ,000 a month.

1:44:14Crip Mac:No. It's whatever costs. Well, the first six months we partnered with the people, right? And I got to do something for them as well. But when you see me, like, think about it. You think Blueface? I couldn't have took that shit to the zone anywhere else. I could have took that swaggy fight anywhere, right? But, you know, that's just like me bringing something here. Why would I bring it here? You know what I'm saying? Because I got a situation with you here, right? There's a reason why I took it over there. Did you just watch the Clarissa Shields fight? I did not. You know they got four buckles, right?

1:44:55Crip Mac:Buckles?

1:44:56Adam22:Yeah, in the ring. Four buckles. Okay, four corners. I control two of the corners. Nothing but sports. Really? It's a fact. That's interesting. It's just a fact. Can we find this? Yeah, you can find it. Okay. It's just a fact. Definitely.

1:45:11Crip Mac:Again, again, shit that people ain't pay attention to, but because it ain't on YouTube or something, people tend to be like, oh, we don't know what's going on. Well, I mean, the fight is. I tell you what, here we go. Watch this, watch this, watch this, watch this. Whoops.

1:45:25Adam22:Brought to you tonight by Selina Promotions and Wynn Records in association with 313 Presents and Kings Promotions. Sponsored by Zeus, BetOnline, OnlyFans, M-Select Luxury Water, Tough Shed, SMT Financial, and Nothing But Sports. They did show it? Bro, listen, my nigga, like, listen. How much do you have to pay to sponsor something like this? I didn't pay shit for it. Why not? I didn't pay a dime for it. How's that work? Oh, parro. I didn't pay a dime for it. Uh-huh.

1:46:01Crip Mac:Right?

1:46:01Adam22:It's called when you're in business. Oh, right there. I think your text needs to be easier to read. It's two of them. This is pretty hard to read. It's one and the other one. That's cool. You're going to dial it if you want to dial it. No, but I mean, everybody else's logos are in clear typeface.

1:46:13Crip Mac:But then again, this is a pretty big deal fight. But, you know, the things that I do because they're not amplified like that, you think it ain't moving that's not necessarily so bro i just think you probably should be more

1:46:29Rooga:transparent with how people can support this content no no not necessarily i still am kind of confused about how i'm going to be able to like get this app on so that i can do my own

1:46:39Adam22:some shit listen some shit i can watch this on apple tv on my iphone is there an app listen some shit you just let do his thing. That is a strange way to talk about a business, but.

1:46:56Crip Mac:I mean, bro, I'm just putting, what I'm telling the people is it's a lot of things out there going on that's in its early stages that may not be amplified and be big and be popular,

1:47:08Adam22:but that don't mean it ain't making money. And for the record, it's not nothing but bunt cakes, right? I don't know what the hell that is. That's the first thing. I don't know what that is.

1:47:18Crip Mac:Kia. I remember when Kia came out here. We had the contracts on.

1:47:22Rooga:I searched nothing but sports on the Apple iPhone, on the App Store, and the first thing that comes up is DAZN, and then Fanatics, and then a video game called Shooting Hoops.

1:47:36Adam22:How do I get this on my phone?

1:47:38Crip Mac:He's looking for it.

1:47:40Adam22:He's looking hard, because he said it ain't making nobody. Well, no, I would want to be. You'd think you would want to make it easy to find.

1:47:47Crip Mac:Man, I don't have to say nothing about Nutbus Sports. Nutbus Sports is an autopilot, brother. Listen, man, a lot of people don't like me because they can't figure me out.

1:47:58Adam22:Well, I mean, I definitely can't figure out how I'm supposed to arrive at this content. Listen. It says that you can watch it on the iPhone.

1:48:04Rooga:How do I find it on the iPhone?

1:48:05Crip Mac:Let me ask you a question. If I would have never told you about that, and it was seven fights, and those buckles never changed, and I swear to God, I didn't spend one penny. my company didn't spend one penny on that right but it's who we tied to and who we doing business with right you get what i'm saying it's the point of an advertising is to generate attention for the product okay but do you think that's there it's not a product well i can't find it in the app store

1:48:34Rooga:you think that's there's not a product well you tell me how do i get it on my phone do you think it's not there's not a product how do i get it on my phone i just want to make the bet first

1:48:46Crip Mac:I want to bet you that I don't understand why we would have to have a bet in order for me to be able to find the content listen it's really not important to me to promote that on NoJubber I'm just telling you

1:48:58Rooga:you'd think that that would be a good place to promote such content

1:49:01Crip Mac:listen when it's time for that

1:49:03Rooga:then I'll do that why would now not be a good time you're getting advertisements in boxing matches but you won't say it on a podcast

1:49:11Crip Mac:well you know the boxing matches being advertised it was a great thing I appreciate you for showing up to support. Shout out to Vlad and everybody else who showed up to support. Zab Judah and the rest of them. When it's time for me to go hard on this, I will. My point is just because it ain't loud doesn't mean it ain't generate money.

1:49:33Adam22:That's my whole point.

1:49:34Rooga:But as a business, you want to be loud. You want people to know about it. You want it to be clear how they can view it. And I'm laying it out for you right now, and you still won't tell us how we can access it.

1:49:44Crip Mac:Because listen, I know what we're doing and how we're doing it, right? And right now at this point in time, no jumper ain't really what we're doing with that.

1:49:54Rooga:You don't think that our audience is the target demographic that might want to watch a bunch of sports on TV?

1:50:00Crip Mac:My point with this is just to show you just because it's not popular and it's not loud doesn't mean it's not winning. That's all I'm saying.

1:50:11Adam22:But if you can't even tell me or the people at home how to access it.

1:50:15Crip Mac:I don't want to tell you. Why? Why? It doesn't matter to me right now because that situation is built on a guaranteed situation. If they do, they do. If they don't, they don't. It doesn't matter. Okay.

1:50:28Rooga:That makes no sense.

1:50:29Crip Mac:It doesn't make any sense to you because you're from a world to where your money is driven by the demand of the people you promote to. that's a business to where it doesn't matter because what is tied to and the politics around and what is contractually

1:50:46Rooga:maybe right now we don't need to access it for some reason but Blue Feds has a fight in a couple months how will we watch it

1:50:56Crip Mac:give me to about April we'll talk about it so in April we'll be

1:51:00Rooga:able to download the app in April everything is going to fire up in April everything days go to fire up. And what does this mean? Show the screen. New media content added monthly and then it just says 1 ,000. What does that mean? What is 1 ,000 new media content being added?

1:51:21Crip Mac:It's in 80 plus countries, right?

1:51:23Rooga:Uh-huh.

1:51:24Crip Mac:Right?

1:51:26Rooga:But what does 1 ,000 new media content add in?

1:51:29Crip Mac:It's in 80 plus countries, right? Let's start right there. If that's telling you it's in 80 plus

1:51:34Rooga:countries right do you know what they watch in india i don't or germany this is my point

1:51:39Crip Mac:this is my point is you motherfuckers is caught up on what y 'all can see and in these little this little box all caught up on what's moving overall yes i would love to be

1:51:53Rooga:red bull so you're telling me that people in india and germany can access this content but

1:51:57Crip Mac:for some reason i can't and you know what see now you're getting smarter so if so the record i was

1:52:03Rooga:being sarcastic because that doesn't make a lot of sense.

1:52:05Crip Mac:No, that's a smart thing. If somebody tells you, hey, listen, the contract exists but the contract says you're going to be restricted for this amount of time in these regions, but this is going to be your guarantee. After that, you cross over that threshold. We'll move you here, here, and here. Then that number will double or triple.

1:52:21Adam22:So you're saying it's live in other countries but not America? I don't care about pushing it right here.

1:52:26Rooga:Can I use my VPN to pretend that I'm from India and download it?

1:52:29Crip Mac:I don't know what you can use. I don't know about a VPN. But what I do know is I can send you a link and you can watch everything on it. And I'm going to send you that after the show. I would like that. I'm going to send it to you. But my point is, Adam, just because it's not right here in your face in the good old USA, don't mean it ain't making money.

1:52:48Rooga:Well, this is the first time that anyone has ever told me about a content business in which it was impossible for people to get the content.

1:52:56Crip Mac:It's not content driven, though, bro.

1:52:58Rooga:It's a TV network and it's not content driven.

1:53:01Crip Mac:Well, because when we say content, it's kind of what we do. You get what I'm saying? Right?

1:53:06Rooga:Well, content could be anything that people consume.

1:53:09Crip Mac:We ain't got nobody that's doing live shit, none of that shit. It's places you can go. It's being$20 ,000,$30 ,000, and you can pick all the titles you want. Right now, I could take$20 ,000, take no jumper, and put motherfucking goddamn training day, Friday, whatever the fuck else we want to put on there, right? We can license it out. We can create that, right? You get what I'm saying? So if somebody told you, hey, Adam, go put up 50 television shows or movies on No Jumper, and then we're going to put you on this network and we're going to pay you this guarantee a month, and then we'll revenue share on the ads that we're going to pump through there.

1:53:49Crip Mac:Do you understand it then?

1:53:50Adam22:No.

1:53:51Crip Mac:You don't get it?

1:53:52Adam22:No.

1:53:52Crip Mac:Would you know how to go get those movies and TV shows? Legally? I mean, I'm sure I can figure it out. No, I'm talking about right now. Would you know how to do it legally?

1:54:01Rooga:I wouldn't know right now, but I'm sure I could figure it out in an afternoon.

1:54:03Crip Mac:I know how to do it legally. So it's another game. And it's a game I really want to show you because I really think it's a lane for no jumper. I swear to God. You're a brother to me. I f*** with your wife. You got a child. So it'd be beneficial to them if you would help.

1:54:16Rooga:Let me show you. Listen, I would love to make a quarter million dollars a month off of a network that nobody can sign up for, but apparently is available in India and Germany.

1:54:25Crip Mac:Okay, hold on. Hold on. I'm glad you said that. I would love that. Now listen, so whack and run point though, right? Sure, yeah. Everything will go to you and you're legal, right? Whack and run point. I'm glad you said that. Now let whack do his dance. Okay. Because I want in. Yo, Steve. This is like the best business ever. Yeah. I need you to call Jared. Set me up a call, a conference call with me, you, and him. Adam just gave me the green light to take no jumper and build it out like we're built out.

1:55:05Okay.

1:55:05Crip Mac:That shit is nothing. I'll do that shit immediately. Thank you. Those jumpers are big motherfucking players. He has no idea what he just did for us. Thank you. Look, bro, it's about, it ain't about what you know, it's about who you know. This shit is about who you know. I'm gonna be real. Look, this dude Lil Jon had been with me and waited like three days to say, P-Funk, man, that shit you was talking about, was that what I was really hearing? It's not about what you know, because I'm gonna be real, Adam. I didn't know. But they came to me and said, whack, we're missing a piece of this shit to get the contract.

1:55:39Crip Mac:What's the piece? What you think the piece was? We need some attention on our subscription side of it. If we get that piece, we lock this in. Okay, what's in it for me? We'll bring you in as a partner with this cut. We'll salary you up, and this is what it's been. And you know what you saw? Blueface Swaggy P. Nothing but sports. Now what I'm telling you is your shit is a trillion times bigger than that shit. He's already greenlit me and told me, Wack, you got five slots. Let me know what you want. So I'm going to double back. I'm going to show him what it is. I'm going to show you what it is. Everything I was telling you to do is very simple, very easy.

1:56:27Crip Mac:I can sit down with Josh and show him. but look this is your baby but on that aspect of it we partners okay

1:56:37Rooga:listen this conversation went in a direction that I never could have expected in a million years shout out to the idiot I don't know if I'm going to be podcasting much longer because I'm about to start making a quarter million dollars a month off of licensing Friday and next Friday and the Friday after next that was an example I know but I'm going to have all those movies and more on the Noz number streaming service. So many ways to watch. Roku, Android, Apple TV, Apple iPhone, Apple iPad, Amazon Fire, and much more. 80 plus countries available with 1 ,000 new media contents added monthly.

1:57:13Crip Mac:Listen to me. When I give you the link to number sports, you're going to call me and you're going to say, that's my direction. You're going to call me and you're going to say, hey, bro, where the f*** you get all these movies and shit from? I'm going to say, bro, this is what I'm telling you.

1:57:25Adam22:We didn't shoot the movie. I have a better idea. What? Nothing but jorts. For what?

1:57:32Crip Mac:What the fuck? What is them, bro? Jeans, shorts. Is them the shorts you wore for 10 days that time? I do, yeah. I remember you wore some shorts for that. I think I did, yeah.

1:57:44Adam22:Yeah, that's some real white boy shit. And I actually really don't like these. I think they're very ugly. But why the fuck you wearing them? I saw them. They looked comfortable.

1:57:52Crip Mac:Hey, let me ask you a question on some real shit. Yeah. Because I want to do it. I'm not going to do it. Okay. Sometimes when you know you got to come in to go do something, and you looking at the wardrobe in the closet, and you be like, man, fuck that. Give me these shorts and this hoodie, and I'm going to throw these dikes, and I'm out.

1:58:08Rooga:Yeah, sometimes I save myself time. I don't give a fuck, bro. I save myself time by taking a shower and then putting on the clothes that I know I'm going to want to wear to work out later. So I'll just wear my Lululemon pants to the office. Fuck it. I'm just saying, wait. Why don't I even bother to put jeans on? It's going to take me an extra one minute.

1:58:26Crip Mac:I'll be seeing some of these dudes. They be swagged out. I ain't going to lie. I say, boy, them niggas is fast. They be a f***ing all this shit. I sit here.

1:58:33Rooga:I take my shoes off half the time.

1:58:35Adam22:Bro, I want to be comfortable. Yeah. Especially when I know it might be a battle with the 22-ster.

1:58:41Rooga:But then sometimes I have to take photos with dudes who dress reasonably fashionable. And when I'm standing next to them, I feel like I'm a bummer.

1:58:49Crip Mac:Let me ask you a question.

1:58:51Rooga:Yeah.

1:58:51Crip Mac:You think I'm a hard guy to get along with? I think that would be an understatement

1:58:56Rooga:no for real though I think that's fair to say yeah

1:58:58Crip Mac:I mean compared to most people

1:59:04Rooga:yeah I would say getting along with you is a bit of a labyrinth

1:59:10Crip Mac:I mean when you say getting along people have their debates you know their opinions

1:59:16Rooga:I'm not saying I have that hard of a time getting along with you but I would say that if I think of like every other person I've met in my entire life, would I say that almost all of them are easier to get along with than you? Yeah. I mean, that's probably fair to say.

1:59:31Crip Mac:Okay. Now you do know, like, when you dealing with different type of people, you get a different type of.

1:59:40Rooga:No, for sure. And in terms of the 48 year old, former prisoner gang member, Piru, et cetera. I don't drink. Probably easier to do business with you than that. demographic on average yeah but like when i think about like a lot of the kids i worked with in high school or that you know like when i think about my girl's friends her makeup artists like yeah i

2:00:03Crip Mac:mean these people you put me down there with the makeup i'm just saying you probably like her

2:00:07Rooga:makeup artist would be easier to get along get along with than you that's a different probably more like normal are you a narcissist uh that has been thrown around yeah i think that's fair i embrace that shit.

2:00:18Crip Mac:You know what I realize? Most people that have egos that's leaders, that's dominant type people, they're way or no way because it's just what it is. If you're with me, you're with me. If you're not, you're not. The ones that win, they're narcissists. And people say it as if to down you. I embrace that shit. The narcissists need to stand up. They need to be like, damn, that dude's a millionaire. He's a billionaire. He owns this. He does. Maybe the fuck I... You need to work on being a narcissist. I agree. I believe you're

2:00:48Rooga:The problem is that it takes me like 25 minutes to get home. I'm supposed to be home at 18 minutes until 8. So I'm going to be at least 7 minutes late. So I really got to duck out right here. Because I would like to have the conversation about our narcissism. So you agree with it. You embrace it. Yeah. All right, that's cool. Recently, I called myself a narcissistic egomaniac. Yeah, I'm a narcissist. And my wife was like, oh, so you know.

2:01:13Adam22:I'm a narcissist. Yo, check out Blueface and Ruga. nothing but jorts coming soon like comment and subscribe out there March 14th is going down interview number two coming soon yo that's fucked up dude put him on the phone with a transgender that shit wasn't right you know what's fucked up about that is that I

2:01:35Rooga:had that exact kind of footage because we did a BMX jam right and there was a trans BMX rider it's a guy I don't know if they're on hormones or what but they were dressed like a woman and i actually had footage of crit mac watching this person ride and saying oh i'd like to bust her an asshole and it was it and it was a biological male and i actually and my my filmer at that time said oh my god that clip's gonna go so viral and i said no don't put that out now uh i might be able to find it somewhere but i'm not gonna do that because crit mac asked me very sincerely after that adam please don't ever do any content where you try to trick me with a trans person.

2:02:16Crip Mac:Sam! In Central... Sam, I gotta go. Hold on, wait, look. In Central, in the Central area of California, how many stores are we contracting at right now? We're at 52. We need to be at 68.

2:02:32Rooga:All right, cool.

2:02:33Crip Mac:I hit you back. Listen.

2:02:35Rooga:Listen, people, I'm getting you the answers that you want. Listen. What is going on with the diapers? What's going on with nothing but jorts.com? I'm getting you the answers.

2:02:43Crip Mac:Listen to me, bro. Yes. it's a different world and i'm gonna show you because i'm gonna make so much money off this no jumper plate you have no fucking idea and i'm cutting my team in i'm gonna give all y 'all points on my side on paro so this shit finna make a killing this shit i had to do with this this

2:03:02Rooga:this shit is you all got to witness it's going down you all got to witness it's going down shout Shout out to the Edgars.

2:03:10Adam22:Shout out to the blacks. Shout out to the white boys, the Wiggers even. Shout out to the white dude who put the motherfucking bullet in here for the white dude to kill the white dude. It was a woman.

2:03:20Rooga:Her middle name is Gutierrez. Appreciate everybody who watched it. Oh, you ain't shit.

2:03:24Adam22:You seen that shit? Edgar, you caught that, right? It said that.

2:03:29Rooga:Oh, you motherfucking.

2:03:29Adam22:But it said she was a white woman.

2:03:30Rooga:We out. It said she was a white woman. There you go.

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