In short
Topic The episode is mainly a “goon intervention” and debate about Lush’s behavior: (1) his constant public sexual thirst on social media, (2) claims that he’s creepy/touchy at work and the reliability of those complaints, and (3) a broader argument about No Jumper’s internal culture and Flacco’s ongoing criticisms of the platform and its hosts. It also includes a heated, off-the-rails segment where allegations about Flacco (including an “underage prostitute” claim) are aggressively contested.
Guests and backgrounds The episode features multiple No Jumper-adjacent personalities, including:
- Lush: a hip-hop/battle-rap figure and No Jumper host/creator whose public persona is heavily sexual and outspoken.
- Munchie B: a host/participant who pushes back on Lush’s social-media horniness and frames it as uncomfortable for others.
- Rio(s): a frequent participant who jokes about Lush’s “horny” behavior and helps steer the discussion.
- Josh: a participant who claims there are “dozens” of HR-style complaints about Lush’s workplace boundaries.
- Flacco: a YouTuber/creator who is discussed as making allegations and attacking No Jumper narratives; his credibility is debated.
- Moose Man, Doughboy, Ricky, and others are referenced as part of the group’s history and prior conversations.
Key claims
- Lush’s critics argue that his “I’m horny” posts across Instagram/Facebook/Twitter are excessive, performative, and make others uncomfortable.
- Josh claims there are multiple workplace complaints about Lush being “too touchy” and not respecting physical boundaries; Lush disputes the number and reliability.
- Lush argues the public horniness is not meant to disrespect women and that he would stop if feedback showed it was crossing lines.
- The group disputes Flacco’s “No Jumper is falling off / hosts suck” narrative and whether it’s hyperbole or a serious attack.
- A major confrontation includes claims that Flacco paid for sex involving an underage person; Flacco’s age/records and “proof” are debated, with accusations of fraud and shifting story details.
Notable examples
- The episode opens with an eBay Live ad and then shifts into the “horniness” intervention.
- Lush’s social-media behavior is treated as the central example: posting sexual thirst publicly “for the world,” not just privately.
- Josh’s “HR folder” framing (“lush creepy folder”) is used as the example for the workplace-boundary allegations.
- The Flacco segment escalates into repeated “did you pay” questioning and allegations tied to a specific girl/story, with participants arguing over whether she was underage and whether claims are supported by “proof.”
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOLush's Creative Intros
0:04 to 0:30
The hosts discuss and share their humorous and creative introductions for each other.
“Then a Fendi baguette goes for an absolute steal.”
Lush's Creative Intros
1:04 to 4:48
The hosts discuss and share their humorous and creative introductions for each other.
“Normally, I, like, think about doing this, but then I don't actually write anything down.”
Critiquing Lush's Horniness
4:48 to 9:14
The hosts critique Lush's public expressions of horniness and its implications.
“Because yesterday, just so y 'all know, me, Doughboy, Moose, and Ricky talked about how annoyingly horny Lush is.”
Discussion on Relationships and Criticism
9:14 to 14:00
A deep dive into the dynamics of relationships and the reactions to Lush's behavior.
“but at least it would like be for a purpose, which I guess is to make money.”
Addressing Complaints About Lush
14:00 to 15:00
The hosts discuss complaints about Lush's behavior and its implications.
“you feel me i haven't hit this before like i like her you you might be sick of her i'm not sick of Josh texted me.”
Josh's Controversial Opinions
15:00 to 17:30
The conversation shifts to Josh's controversial opinions and his credibility.
“There's not a single bitch I popped at over here that like has been like that at all.”
Discussions on Workplace Conduct
17:30 to 20:00
Hosts discuss the importance of respecting personal boundaries in the workplace.
“Yeah, he is, but he also, there was probably nothing true in what he had said.”
Lush's Recent Behavior
20:00 to 22:30
Lush responds to allegations and discusses his recent behavior in a humorous context.
“lush in the office would actually feel like so uncomfortable with his behavior they have to like talk to josh about it bro you actually you're still pondering like the the accuracy of this I don't think he would lie.”
Personal Relationships and Expectations
22:30 to 25:00
Hosts reflect on personal relationships and expectations in dating and social media.
“I find it's so weird, this coming from you.”
Navigating Fame and Personal Life
25:00 to 27:20
The discussion focuses on how fame affects personal life and relationships with women.
“Okay, so what do you got to say about lying on your DR?”
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Using No Jumper for Personal Gain
27:20 to 28:00
The hosts examine the use of the No Jumper platform for personal relationships and opportunities.
Navigating Personal Relationships and Career Choices
28:00 to 29:10
The hosts discuss the impact of career choices on personal relationships, particularly in the context of the No Jumper podcast.
“Because they're using it against you the shit that you do share because that's being snitched on which is he just said you got snitched on.”
The Ego and Identity in Hip-Hop
29:10 to 31:40
The conversation shifts to how one's identity is intertwined with their career in hip-hop and the platform's influence on ego.
“That's what she was saying for mad long.”
Access and Visibility in Podcasting
31:40 to 34:00
Discussion on the accessibility of the No Jumper podcast compared to other platforms, and how it provides opportunities for emerging artists.
“I don't think anyone really gives a fuck.”
Controversy and Reputation in the Podcast Sphere
34:00 to 36:30
The hosts delve into the controversies surrounding certain guests and the perception of reputation within the No Jumper community.
“...like, destroying you bum-ass niggas, and that's not a slight at Adam.”
Accusations and Defenses: A Heated Exchange
36:30 to 42:00
Tensions rise as accusations fly between the hosts, leading to a heated debate involving personal history and integrity.
“crawling back okay not much of a crawl bums i i don't i don't i don't see these people as bums because I don't think Moose Man's a dummy.”
Allegations and Accusations
42:00 to 43:32
The hosts engage in a heated discussion about serious allegations regarding a guest's past actions.
“Answer the question You about to look stupid You know that clip in this right?”
Dissecting Personalities and History
43:32 to 45:13
The conversation shifts to discuss the background and personality traits of a controversial figure, touching on his past actions and public perception.
“You really did a hard pivot into the underage prostitute allegation thing.”
Critiques of No Jumper Hosts
45:13 to 48:44
The hosts discuss criticisms directed towards No Jumper, evaluating the dynamics between former hosts and the content produced.
“No, no, the only, I seen him mad only once like that was when he came to fight MJTV.”
Decline in Podcast Popularity
48:44 to 55:43
The hosts analyze the significant decline in viewership across various podcasts, including their own, and speculate on the reasons behind it.
“obviously there's a lot of overlay in the audiences.”
Reflections on Changes and Challenges
55:43 to 56:00
As the discussion wraps up, the hosts reflect on the changes within No Jumper and the broader podcasting landscape, assessing their future.
The Viral Moments of February 2023
56:00 to 57:20
The hosts discuss their viral episodes from February 2023 and the current state of podcasting views.
“I mean, I don't want to get into the smaller podcast, but when I asked Chad, like, compare community in March 2023 to right now, it was a 95 % decrease.”
The Decline of Live Viewership
57:20 to 58:50
They analyze the significant drop in live views for popular personalities and what it means for the industry.
“That to me doesn't have to say anything about academics and his fan base because I still feel like he probably has the best hold on his fan base of anybody in rap media.”
The Changing Landscape of Rap Interviews
58:50 to 1:00:00
A discussion on how the rap interview format has evolved and become saturated over time.
“that is basically like Flacco's channel 10 years ago.”
The Shift in Content Creation Dynamics
1:00:00 to 1:01:50
Exploring how content creation has changed, particularly in the context of mainstream acceptance and visibility.
The Risks and Rewards of Being a Content Creator
1:01:50 to 1:07:30
The hosts share insights on the challenges faced by content creators and the balance between being controversial and gaining fame.
“You can move around and do your thing and whatever but I don't think it's a good correlation between what ACT and what Flacco do compared to what G does in the streets because you have to get out the house.”
Analyzing Industry Relationships and Perceptions
1:07:30 to 1:10:01
Discussion on how relationships in the industry affect perceptions and the future trajectories of creators.
“Wendy Williams was very abrasive to a lot of people.”
Navigating Industry Conflicts
1:10:01 to 1:12:07
Discussion on how public figures manage confrontations in the industry.
“So, like, meanwhile, all of us have had to deal with that in real life.”
The Complexities of Relationships in Media
1:12:08 to 1:14:23
Exploration of the balance between relationships and critical commentary in media.
“So, wait, he wasn't gay with Stefan Diggs?”
Stefan Diggs and Controversial Encounters
1:14:24 to 1:16:49
A detailed account of allegations involving Stefan Diggs and his stylist.
Understanding Boundaries in Friendships
1:16:50 to 1:18:51
Debate on boundaries and consequences in friendships, especially regarding physical interactions.
“As a man, if a man crosses the line with a man, you have to stand up like, dude, you crossed the line, and there's a penalty to pay for that.”
The Culture of Luxury and Fashion
1:18:52 to 1:23:56
Discussion about the obsession with designer culture and its societal implications.
“But basically like he felt like Stefan Diggs like put Molly in his drink or some shit.”
The Allure of Designer Fashion
1:24:00 to 1:26:39
Exploring the societal obsession with luxury fashion and its impact on identity.
“But to me, that's still seeking notoriety.”
The Fashion Game in the Music Industry
1:26:40 to 1:28:48
Discussing how fashion choices can influence opportunities in the music industry.
The Cost of Beauty: Hair Transplants
1:28:49 to 1:30:09
A deep dive into the experiences and perceptions surrounding hair transplants.
“I'm trying to, bro, I need the peptides in my life.”
Panic During Procedures
1:30:10 to 1:32:48
An anecdote about a panic attack experienced during a hair transplant.
“If you just like Destroy Lonely, then you would be cooler to sit next to you on the podcast.”
Enhancements and Societal Expectations
1:32:49 to 1:35:38
Debating the societal pressures driving men towards body enhancements and surgeries.
“And he basically said that that caused him to have a panic attack.”
The Extreme of Height Enhancements
1:35:39 to 1:38:01
Discussing the extreme lengths some go to for height enhancement, including the procedures involved.
“Okay, you kind of already have to have made a bunch of money if you're going to spend like 100 grand becoming taller, you know?”
Height and Dating Standards
1:38:01 to 1:47:32
Discussing the impact of height on dating success and social perceptions.
“I'm gonna need my money back like Bussie said Bussie out Alright here we go I don't know it's gonna work Okay 75 ,000 to 150 ,000 To what you're taller Oh shit and that's one leg So you're talking a quarter million.”
Proposed Hip-Hop Review Concept
1:47:32 to 1:52:00
Exploring an idea for a structured hip-hop history review through live streams.
“It's been two hours we haven't talked about any actual topics.”
Exploring Long Streaming Concepts
1:52:00 to 1:53:22
Discussing the feasibility and structure of long streaming sessions on hip-hop topics.
“It would be difficult because it's like, when am I going to do interviews?”
Regional Influences in Hip-Hop History
1:53:22 to 1:55:37
Examining how regional movements have shaped hip-hop and the importance of inclusivity in discussions.
“Doing eight hours by yourself would be, that's a lot.”
Understanding Historical Context in Music
1:55:37 to 1:57:56
Discussing how historical context enhances the understanding and enjoyment of music.
Navigating Podcast Dynamics and Cast Changes
1:57:56 to 2:01:56
Reflecting on cast changes and the dynamics of running a podcast effectively.
“That's why when I'm doing a reaction stream and we're like listening to Drake, I understand everything this fool is trying to do.”
The Challenges of Being a Podcast Host
2:01:56 to 2:04:46
Discussing the difficulties of balancing multiple podcasts and maintaining quality.
Nostalgia for Pre-GPS Navigation
2:04:46 to 2:06:00
A humorous look back at the era of printed directions and early GPS devices.
“UMass Lowell and Middlesex Community College before that.”
The Lost Art of Remembering Phone Numbers
2:06:00 to 2:10:34
Discussing the decline of memorizing phone numbers in the age of smartphones.
“Like that's fucked fast forward like a couple years that was me.”
Typing Competition: Surprising Skills Revealed
2:10:34 to 2:13:45
Sharing experiences and scores from a typing competition among the hosts.
“Okay, I want to talk about this topic because it is actually in the title of this video.”
Confidence in Fighting: The Impact of Background
2:13:45 to 2:15:06
Discussing how background and group dynamics influence confidence in fights.
“or whatever, but that's me first try with a room full of people talking and I'm doing it without ever having thought about doing this before.”
Social Media Strategies for Engagement
2:15:06 to 2:20:00
Exploring methods of engaging audiences on social media platforms.
“I know that they can't all fight like that, right?”
Social Media and Horniness
2:20:00 to 2:20:49
The hosts discuss the implications of sharing personal feelings on social media.
“Because it was like you know what, like shit.”
Journalistic Integrity and Responsibility
2:20:50 to 2:25:10
A debate on the credibility of Trap Lord Ross and the essence of journalism standards.
“first off Trappler Ross is not a real journalist that's debatable right?”
Reporting on Legal Cases
2:25:11 to 2:27:18
The hosts discuss the responsibilities and ethics of reporting on ongoing legal cases.
“what Ross said is seeing me and looks like the look on his face looks surprised.”
Courtroom Dynamics and Media Presence
2:27:19 to 2:30:38
Conversation about media presence in courtrooms and its effects on defendants.
“Yeah, I'd be a little bit leery to see this motherfucker in my damn trial, too.”
Manipulating Perceptions in Legal Cases
2:30:39 to 2:34:01
Discussion on how public perceptions and narratives can shape legal outcomes.
“Because he's not like a real journalist.”
Courtroom Dynamics and Influences
2:34:01 to 2:36:42
Discussion on courtroom influences and the implications of celebrity presence in trials.
“But they do their best to try to regulate them.”
Risks of Gang Influence on Journalism
2:36:43 to 2:37:40
Debate about the risks journalists face in gang-related cases and courtroom settings.
“That you know when you see Trapp you're like uh oh.”
Criminals and Media Interactions
2:37:41 to 2:40:44
Exploration of interactions between gang members and journalists, discussing the risks involved.
“I've seen and witnessed the actual opposite of what you're saying.”
Flacco's Evolving Ideology
2:40:45 to 2:43:09
Analysis of Flacco's shifting political and social views within the media landscape.
“You can become filthy rich off of insulting gay members and criminals, and nobody is going to do anything.”
Cultural Influences on Beliefs
2:43:10 to 2:48:00
Discussion on how culture impacts individual beliefs and opinions, particularly in LA.
“Well, I mean, he came in the game as a Dr.”
Influence of Podcasting on Real Life
2:48:00 to 2:48:20
Exploring the disconnect between podcast discussions and real-life experiences.
Gang Culture and Perception
2:48:20 to 2:49:40
Discussing the perception of gang culture and the choices individuals make within it.
“and what you do on your podcast and not what you do in real life.”
Conformity and Individuality in the Hood
2:49:40 to 2:51:40
The struggle between conformity and individuality in gang environments.
“to sit across a spotty face or Brick Baby Do you think that's the popular thing or my homies that's still like, nigga, what?”
Cultural Influence and Identity
2:51:40 to 2:53:20
How cultural influences shape identity and expressions in the hood.
“Busters get like teased and shit like that.”
The Impact of the Internet on Hip-Hop
2:53:20 to 2:56:40
Analyzing how the internet transformed hip-hop culture and creativity.
“Long Beach wasn't influenced by the internet as far as they just voted.”
Evolving Street Fashion
2:56:40 to 2:58:20
The evolution of street fashion in gang culture and its relationship with hip-hop.
“And then all of a sudden you have like the cliche dope boy standing on the corner bragging about being tough thing, all of a sudden loses the interest of the people.”
Documenting Underground Culture
2:58:20 to 3:00:40
The importance of documenting underground culture in mainstream media.
“That's what you start noticing is what I'm trying to tell you.”
Historical Context of Skate Culture
3:00:40 to 3:02:02
Exploring the historical context of skate culture within hip-hop.
“So you name a superstar and then you say that like he was on TV and like, what is that?”
The Evolution of Skateboarding Culture
3:02:02 to 3:03:40
Discussion about the historical significance of Terry Kennedy in skateboarding culture and the unsung heroes before him.
“So on the West Coast, the same shit already was going on, but it wasn't documented with that mainstream major lens.”
Fashion and Style Evolution
3:03:41 to 3:05:12
Debate on how societal norms around fashion have changed over the past decades due to increased openness and internet influence.
“Or Terry Kennedy wouldn't even have had a skateboard and you would have never seen him.”
Impact of the Internet on Trends
3:05:13 to 3:08:12
Exploration of how the internet has contributed to the diversification of fashion and cultural trends.
“My argument, you know, the dress codes go change.”
Drake's Betting Habits and Their Implications
3:08:13 to 3:11:42
Discussion on Drake's betting patterns, their publicity implications, and the potential for controversy.
“We're going to bag on that song a little bit.”
Drake and Future's Complicated Relationship
3:11:43 to 3:16:00
Analysis of the current social dynamics between Drake, Future, and their respective allies and rivals.
“Yeah, I think Argentina about to buy up his records after that.”
Drake's Choices: Future and Sexy Red
3:16:00 to 3:18:32
Discussion on Drake's recent associations and choices in companions.
“Why you say so quickly he don't give a F when he was so hyper sensitive about everything else?”
Speculations on Drake's Relationships
3:18:32 to 3:21:02
Debate about Drake's potential romantic involvement with Sexy Red and his past relationships.
“this would be a good look for my career, it's just kind of hard to think of dudes that he'd really be hanging out with.”
Drake's Relationships with Other Artists
3:21:02 to 3:24:22
Examination of how Drake handles relationships and beefs with other artists like Kendrick and Khaled.
“I know you don't remember because we do a lot of pause.”
The Impact of Alliances in Rap
3:24:22 to 3:28:34
Analysis of how alliances in rap affect artists' relationships, focusing on Drake and others.
“I feel like that's who he's actually got issues with.”
The Complexity of Artist Relationships
3:28:34 to 3:30:00
Discussion on the complexities of relationships and loyalty among artists in the rap scene.
“Which was like, yo, he resented that big three thing and shit like that.”
Drake's Impact on Collaborations
3:30:00 to 3:32:25
Explore the dynamics of artist collaborations involving Drake and their implications.
“as much as, yeah, like it represents the West Coast or whatever.”
Kendrick's Position After the Battle
3:32:25 to 3:34:33
Discuss the repercussions of Kendrick's battle with Drake and future collaborations.
“Okay, because that's the question is, when Kendrick drops another album, how long should he wait?”
Kendrick's Album Release Timing
3:34:33 to 3:36:45
Analyze when Kendrick might release his next album and its potential themes.
“where people were at least entertaining that his career, his spot as like the most successful rapper was done.”
Kendrick's Evolving Sound
3:36:45 to 3:38:23
Examine how Kendrick's music style might change in his upcoming projects.
“regardless, especially fresh off the W because he's been doing it for the entirety of his career.”
Drake's Confidence and Future Projects
3:38:23 to 3:41:46
Discuss Drake's evolving confidence and his approach to creating new music.
“You're going to get something like that.”
Drake's Transformation to Villain
3:41:46 to 3:44:01
Analyze how Drake has transformed into a more controversial figure in music.
“Man, let's get back to you making some bangers.”
Drake and Future's Complicated Relationship
3:44:01 to 3:46:30
Explore the dynamics and ongoing tension between Drake and Future, including insights on their collaboration and rivalry.
“and then he winds up in the midst of bitter ass beef with Pusha T.”
Analyzing World Cup Appearances
3:46:31 to 3:48:46
Discussion on the implications of Future's appearance at the World Cup and its impact on his relationship with Drake.
“I don't care about my relationship with these rappers.”
Reading Donations and Interactions
3:48:47 to 3:51:30
Engagement with fans through reading donations and comments, showcasing the community's sentiments.
“So, Flacco earlier, we never got to read this, said, Munchie failed at turning Adam against me.”
Discussion on Weight Loss and Body Image
3:51:31 to 3:53:40
Lighthearted but serious discussion about weight loss, body image, and the expectations within the porn industry.
“at this point if the weight loss is really working.”
Cultural Identity and Authenticity
3:53:41 to 3:56:04
Exploration of cultural identity through the lens of a white rapper claiming black identity, raising questions of authenticity.
“I talk about Immortal Technique like every week hey have you ever heard this one song yeah dude I did an Ill Necro interview and then we just insta fell out.”
Race Dynamics in Prison
3:56:05 to 3:58:01
In-depth conversation about racial dynamics and affiliations within prison populations, particularly in relation to Latino and Black identities.
“But, like I said, I mean, it's not the only white person that's like this.”
Understanding Gang Affiliations in L.A.
3:58:01 to 4:00:55
Explore how gang affiliations affect individuals in L.A. jails based on race and background.
“You get busted out here and you want to run with the Latinos, You could probably make that arrangement.”
Listener Reactions and Comments
4:00:56 to 4:05:06
Delve into listener comments on various topics, including previous discussions and relationships.
“If your friend is getting beat to shit...”
The Unexpected Dance Experience
4:05:07 to 4:08:24
Hear an intriguing story about an impressive dancer disrupting a country bar, showcasing cultural intersections.
Content Creation and Media Commentary
4:08:25 to 4:12:00
Engage with a discussion on media coverage of stories and the dynamics of being a content creator.
“it just was mind blowing okay Paper Chaser said Adam you should interviewed Lil Hawk.”
Media Manipulation in Content Creation
4:12:00 to 4:13:10
Discussion on the manipulation of media and responsibility in content creation.
“Gene Gotti said if you want to be a content creator, you can't complain about media covering a major story about you and needs to get over it.”
Controversies in Long Beach Discussions
4:13:10 to 4:15:10
Exploration of different opinions surrounding a Long Beach cultural discussion.
“No More so now than ever Definitely not He's a savage Ewin said Ozempic Flacco I don't is he on Ozemic?”
Breath and Body Odor Humor
4:15:10 to 4:17:45
Light-hearted banter about personal hygiene and humor related to odors.
“Regardless, it was dope dialogue, I think everybody was right and wrong multiple times.”
Disagreement on Drake's Performance
4:17:45 to 4:20:40
Discussion about Drake's music and performance, addressing opinions and disagreements among hosts.
“I miss you bleasy disgusting bro you gotta tune up damn RJ sent 10 bucks shout out to him user SX became a member shout out to him we be having a hell of a super test cause they fuck with us we love y 'all okay Okay.”
Favorite Rappers and Personal Preferences
4:20:40 to 4:24:56
Hosts share their favorite rappers and discuss personal preferences in music.
“Bro, I think if you're from L.A., I don't think that's a crazy thing to say, what I just said, by any stretch of the imagination.”
Podcasting Dynamics and Guest Experiences
4:24:56 to 4:26:00
Discussion on the dynamics of podcasting, guest experiences, and women in podcasting.
Reflections on Women in Podcasting
4:26:00 to 4:27:10
The hosts discuss the current state of women in podcasting and their experiences.
“Like nobody really was doing anything outside of that.”
Discussions on Local Artists and Scene
4:27:10 to 4:29:01
The hosts dive into conversations about local artists and their connections within the industry.
“He's cool with your blood cousin and some shit.”
Boxing Matches and Podcast Beef
4:29:01 to 4:30:01
The hosts talk about potential boxing matches and various podcast beefs in the community.
“I mean, at one point, Trap LaRoss was down to fight fucking duty, though.”
Shoutouts and Engagement
4:30:01 to 4:31:05
The hosts give shoutouts to various channels and encourage listener engagement.
“Sure, you can find it, but Rios, tell him what's the search.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:01This episode is brought to you by eBay Live. First, you're just watching eBay Live. Then a Fendi baguette goes for an absolute steal. A 90s NASCAR jacket comes up and you have to bid. That winning feeling, it's such a rush. Because you know everyone else wanted it too. Meanwhile, on eBay Live, you don't just watch the action, you're in it. Download the eBay app to stream and shop live. eBay Live. Things people love. Y 'all ready for this? Y 'all ready for this? Whites on one side, blacks on the other. What? It's not racist. That's just how we get down. Segregation, huh? It's self-inflicted. We do this to decrease the violence.
0:51What up, Rios? How you living, dawg? Alright, you ready for my intros? I took it upon myself to write the intros for today. Okay. You ready? Oh, God. And I don't do this lately. This is a big deal for me. Normally, I, like, think about doing this, but then I don't actually write anything down. I got a 16 in total. I spent all night in the park, my boy a jcat. He ain't new to this. He been a wigger since way back. A big empath might get an Anne Frank face tat. it's lush one on facebook trying to eat ass off a placemat in retrospect that could have been better
1:35he got that dog in him like a beagle fell out with his brother like the migos popping 80s like we was a flock of seagulls is he black or puerto rican i don't know it's just rios alright that's a pretty good one though pop in the 80s pop in the 80s like Flock of Seagulls pop in the 80s my boy was cooking right there I just kind of landed on that by accident I like that
2:08trap lore on his t-shirt but he can't see shit getting topped off by Tania on a bean dick the cops want to speak to him but he can't see shit Word is he got a hog in him That's right, it's Munchie B, bitch That was horrible That was horrible You know, Rio's got the best word I do like getting Tark from Tania off of being Dick Because they say dick I get why No, no, no You don't understand our Mexican politics You don't know our slang Nah, nah It peeked at mine and then it just dropped off. Dogging him like a beagle, fell out with his brother like the Migos, which is kind of funny to picture. Somebody should Photoshop him and Pun with Migos hair.
3:01You actually wrote... You wrote Rio's seat? I wrote all of those, yeah. Hold on, you couldn't have wrote my seat. I did. Just in my head, it probably sounded better. Oh, man. Is that your first time rehearsing it? Is that your reciting it? Yeah, it was the first time I said it out loud. I wrote this in like five minutes before I came in here. Like, I was still doing it while I just took a piss. Yeah, I could have freestyled that better. That leaves me. I'm the leader of the dorm. I got$100 ,000 for Teasus to do porn. I know a strong load when I see one. I eat kimchi with Strom Thurmond. This is a four-hour pod that's kind of a long sermon.
3:39I really thought that was going to rhyme better when I wrote it. Hey, no, no, no. Yours cool, too, though. Yeah, yeah, yeah. See, I'm the only one. That was the second best week. Mine's just trash. Yours is straight. So three out of four ain't bad. The leader of the dorm, huh? I'm the leader of the dorm, man. I got 100 ,000 retis to do porn. Just off the nut. You the macram. I just saw his neck. It went on her face. And I was just like, that's the one. I need him in the game. The dorm is fire. I'm, you know, the metaphorical pod dorm. I like it. Anyway, I tried, man. In retrospect, I should have tried way harder, though.
4:10That was pretty bad. No, no, no, no. Horrible. No, no, no, no. It wasn't bad. Three out of four was all right. You think yours was just like a total loser? Maybe it was a delivery. Strong load. Strong load. Oh, Jesus. I know a strong load when I see one. Yeah. All right. You're going to get into your sex step right away? Your horniness? Is that going to be the theme of today? I want to rock. I want to rock. I want to rock. I want to rock. I want to have a goon intervention. I want to have the opposite of like a goon sesh where we just press you about this horny behavior. Alright, do you want me to tell you what I thought about y 'all's pod?
4:48Yes. Because yesterday, just so y 'all know, me, Doughboy, Moose, and Ricky talked about how annoyingly horny Lush is. You guys kind of went in on him, but it carried the show a little bit though. It was an important thread to follow. I'm glad there was something to talk about. Teasing is good for content. They got on the news and on the Monday show. Yes. It's a common sentiment around this building. Slow news week, apparently. But I would say my first thought is that you came off like a hell. You feel me? Like a straight hell. Me? Yeah. I feel like it's easier for you to say because you have your back turned to me right now.
5:29Or no, I thought that you came off like a hell.
5:35I expected, obviously, from Moose Man and Doughboy, since they're still kind of... Virgins? yes desperately searching for like the acceptance of daddy as well as their own identities okay so maybe maybe start with your actual criticism instead of just degrading us well no this is my genuine thoughts like i'm like i'm genuinely responding to what i saw i know and that's the battle rapper in you that you go right to the personal attacks before you actually like express any kind of well no because this was my first like observation was like oh it's like you know reminded me of it was like i was doing the regina george from mean girls thing but it wasn't the popular girls at the table it was just like the the ugly b-teamer you're like c you know what i'm saying like c no not like that like c minus c minus d so i was i was gossiping yeah the d class i was with the nerds gossiping yeah that's kind of you who is the popular kid the football quarterback no i'm lindsey lohan you feel me i'm lindsey lohan you're a man yeah like i'm lindsey lohan like in this metaphor okay and um yeah that was the first things i noticed then i was like yo like why is are my sexual proclivities being critiqued by adult entertainers it's funny you say that the reason why your sexual proclivities by which i guess you mean like you being thirsty for sex on your facebook and twitter is a topic of conversation because of the fact that you made it public by posting about it on facebook and twitter it's totally possible that you could have said that to people um by yourself to a friend to a girl on on some sort of kinky app but you chose to say it in the group chat as well as on social media for as many people as possible to see you want the world to know that you're horny and we're trying to get to the bottom of why you think that we should be subjected to you talking about how horny you are all the time on three different it was yeah instagram facebook and twitter it's not like it's just for us it's also for the world on facebook it's right like you don't double post something to two different social networks unless you really want to get the word out but okay but the thing is yes and when i'm perfectly uh willing and happy to dive straight into the deep end of that conversation as well but and i totally understand it did you post it on threads i think it automatically gets posted I'm not sure if like I I've never intentionally posted on threads but you know it winds up there somehow that post is a classic though yo I'm super happy with it still ready in there ready that was dope the thing is like and I'm not of course is going to be discussed and y 'all are you know we're on the same platform y 'all are the homies is going to be discussed however it's like the fact that it's being met with so much judgment it's like dude you of all people you'd be making money off it you'd be you'd be making money off perpetuating debaucherous sex perpetuating debaucherous sex no you're right if i as an adult performer were to hop on social media every day facebook twitter any social any anywhere you can write words and just wrote god damn i am so horny i could just fuck for eight hours today i might just take a honey pack and just rah rah rah rah i'm gonna put on my favorite spotify sex playlist and i'm gonna fuck every any girls want to come over any girls want to come over i will beat yo back in there would be an advantage to that in the fact that me propagating that sort of image i don't know to me it honestly just sounds disgusting but like you got takers but but at least it would like be for a purpose, which I guess is to make money.
9:20Like when I see a girl tweet, Oh my God, I want to get my ass fucked today. And she's a porn star. I kind of think of it like, okay, I get it. You're like doing marketing. So like, I can't fully judge you for that. You don't have that out. You're not an only fans performer. You're just being horny as fuck on your social media accounts for the hell of it. No, I wanted pussy and it worked. I was going to ask. Did it work? It works. Did it work in his favor? I haven't even asked that to see if what he's doing is working in his fever. But you don't know that it's the optimal strategy because you don't know how much pussy you might have been able to get if you weren't on social media acting thirsty as fuck.
9:57Yeah, he does because three hours before that, he wasn't. Yeah, I was just horny. That's too small of a sample size. These things take time to set in. No, unless when you came, that's why I said, if you was getting some feedback, some cool feedback, then it wasn't for nothing. you didn't air balled then you showed some receipts and then you know Ricky was like oh what's some cool ones that was rebuttaling you know what I'm saying dribbling back and I wasn't even like look I'm not even trying to I don't want like the when girls dm me them to think oh it's gonna be in the no jumper group chat or did he let's just gonna verify why wouldn't they expect that if you put that poster out yeah anything you post on your story is up for ground no I say to say I say that to say like um I in that instance it felt like it was the right thing to do to to verify and sex on social media like okay this is an alternate way that we could address that why do you think other people don't do that why do you think that that is almost unheard of but like my okay do you think i give a fuck yes about other people no i don't know more than most if i really if i really cared so much i would be like oh this is gonna make me look this type of way this is gonna make like my friends are all telling me don't do that shit like what is he doing you're tweaking i'm like they're like bro you're making us look crazy right now the neighborhood got involved i mean my artists they're like oh you're like how do they know that how do they know that you're about to post that you know well they just see it when it goes up i don't know i'm about to oh okay yeah they they see it afterwards i think like you like okay normally that much negative feedback on something would be enough to get you to relent i think but I think that the difference in this scenario is that you can't really relent because to relent would be to admit that you've been like wrong about how creepy something is.
11:54And I don't think that you are willing to admit that you misjudged that. And I think you just honestly get so fucked up and so, and you're so horny that you can't help yourself. And then you have to justify it even though you know how gay it is. But who am I creepy to? The world. Everyone. You got the response you wanted from the bitch. Yeah, like if there's women out there and they're like, oh, my God, this guy is disgusting, they'll probably just unfollow me, right? They just won't want to see me in their feed. And if I have interactions with them and they feel that way, then it would make me be like, oh, but I don't – I'm not – I'm never disrespectful to girls.
12:28I never make girls feel uncomfortable. I might pop it at them once. If they're not feeling it, I'm not going to spin the block and, like, keep making them feel weird. I might say one off the hook thing, like, what's up, girl? Let me – you feel me? eat your ass. Not even, I won't even be that aggressive. I'll be like, I'll say something funny. He was dirty macking the males. He talking about what we don't do and what he do do. Oh yeah, dirty macking all male gender. He's being a pick me too. He's talking about, I can't believe there's dudes out there that don't eat pussy. I love eating pussy. You know the problem with all I want to do is eat pussy.
13:00They'll put it in a super sport. I do tricks in the pussy. Munchie don't fuck right. I do. See, that's the thing. If I was good. He's on the block banging all day. I play graffiti in the pussy. Exactly. You feel me painting the walls. I'm Basquiat in that hole. Here's the cool thing is that if I were to say something like that, if I were to be like, oh, Munchie ain't hitting it right. Rio said that. That's dirty macking. That's weird shit. But instead you're dirty macking by hating on all the men. Because that's a general thing. Like, hey, the like dudes. And this is like what girls tell me. Like, and it's not even about.
13:35I think, you know what it comes down to? It's like if you've been with a girl, for a while like it's like owning a car for a while you're not gonna you're not gonna want to you're not gonna keep checking the oil you're not gonna oh the check engine light might be on for some weeks before you do anything about it you want that rick rock shit like i can hit it better not even that it's like i'm more excited about it because it's like oh like this is like new to me you feel me i haven't hit this before like i like her you you might be sick of her i'm not sick of Josh texted me. There are dozens of in-person complaints about Lush's creepiness.
14:10Yeah. He is way off on this take. I mean. I don't. Okay. I mean. If it's getting to the point. That's a separate thing, though. I wonder if any of the bitches that have complaints are in my DMs and have, like, tried to fuck me before. I'm just curious about that. You would have to prove that for us to take that. I'm just curious. My thing is that we don't want to get into a situation where we have to ask you to not come in because you're making other people feel uncomfortable. But when has this been a thing? Well, Josh said that people are complaining. I would like to see a little bit more. Josh said that you're being viewed as something of a sex pest.
14:47From the post. From the post or from a fucking person. That's all. See, now I'm getting a little bit upset because that's fucking cap. Don't let him win. He's trying to get you upset. Don't let him win. He's trying to do that. You're right. Because that is fucking cap. There's not a single bitch I popped at over here that like has been like that at all. We got to get Josh on. Yeah, yeah. Get his ass on the motherfucking phone. How about that? Dozens of complaints. My motherfucking ass. He's doing exactly what he meant to do right now. He's getting the reaction. Nah, hell no. I think this is a reasonable concern to bring up.
15:22I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable. You want to keep it real? Yeah. Josh I don't think he a good one to chime in on that yeah like first of all what the fuck is this fool talking about Josh been in the headlines you know cause Jaleese say bitches fucking their way to the top fucking with him and then your friend Flacco said the same thing I'm not weird so I really actually keep my mouth shut you feel me but I don't know what the fuck he talking about but they been alleging that Josh casting out Yeah, yeah, I know what you're talking about. Flacco and Angelese, they both saying the same shit.
16:00Don't try to play me out, though. I'm going to say that. That girl. Let's call this good motherfucker. I don't know what the fuck he's talking about. Dozens of complaints. You get to the bottom of it. Chopping block time. Dozens of complaints. No jumper quarter at all. Shit. Yo. Lush is offended by you. Dozens of complaints? Describing him as a sex bastard. The fuck is he talking about, boy? It's not me. it's just the number of complaints I've had to take as HR shut the fuck up I've had to file away in the lush creepy folder are these men and women yes both both men and women okay see what are like the concerns that the men are expressing that he's a little bit too touchy there's definitely some physical boundaries that are not being respected in the workplace, but other than that...
16:57Everyone. Enemas. What did you do to Astrid? What did I? What? What do you think? How do you respond to the idea that you are not a reliable source on this because you are essentially running like some sort of casting couch type dynamic here? That's what Munchie said. Yeah, that's never been the case. None of the... I don't think that the people who have come out and said that have been can be counted as reliable sources. Flacco is a top YouTuber. Yeah, he is, but he also, there was probably nothing true in what he had said. I thought it was pretty funny and entertaining, but I mean... Do you think any of your sex partners have weighed over 200 pounds since the divorce?
17:43I don't believe over 200, no. 200 is a lot for a girl. I don't believe that that's been the case. I got a question for Josh. So since the concerns have come up Why hasn't he brought it to Lush's attention Because it's fucking capped Because it's fucking capped Man Shut the fuck up Josh We had to ask him to leave too Because there was concern over that Who has to leave? Why? Actually like that's not even Honestly Honestly if I If I was gonna say some shit right now I'll make other people look bad I'm not gonna say nothing bro I'm not gonna say nothing. I'm not talking about you, fool. The fuck?
18:31He don't want to throw nobody else under the bus. I'm not going to. I'm not going to. But yeah, I'll stop grabbing all the guys' cocks around here. I'll try to fucking, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. All right, got you. Okay. Insane. What kind of company are you running here? Yeah, out of control. What are you doing, man? You're setting the precedence. If he gets fired for molestation instead of drug abuse, that will be shocking to everybody, especially me. Wasn't on my bingo cars. You going down for a sex crime would be insane. Nobody saw that coming. Well, Josh's butthole is in imminent danger now. I'm just letting you know that.
19:09I take that as a serious threat. Yeah, yeah. You kind of don't have a history where you can say that right now. Well, to be honest, it actually looks pretty good because I've since been cleared of all allegations. like this is like the craziest attempted cancelization I've seen like it went from dozens of allegations from hoes to like maybe like five or six dudes in the office you feel me if you could take a guess who would the dude be who's the dudes you think it was I've been molesting Nathan, Stephen, Mikey everybody behind the camera this is like a real job performance review like you can't just joke around and be like yeah I was molesting them wait wait that type of humor is inappropriate in this sort of boardroom environment yeah but here's the thing though you feel me they they wanted it oh my god this is disgusting um what i actually i don't really it's kind of hard to believe that any dude who consistently is around lush in the office would actually feel like so uncomfortable with his behavior they have to like talk to josh about it bro you actually you're still pondering like the the accuracy of this I don't think he would lie.
20:16Why would he lie? I think that half is capped. But you're like a, like, you're a CEO of this successful company and you've like, and you're so intelligent and you still, like, really? I take Josh's word as bond. Okay. You know, you know, success don't equate to intelligence. It's a smart, right? It's a lot of successful people that ain't too bright. I think it requires a degree of intelligence. I'd be willing to argue. They're highly correlated. Yeah. You think so? you can't stumble into okay maybe like you you can stumble into lightning in a bottle but to be able to maintain it and for years now that requires a little bit other lightning in the bottles yeah yeah okay let's acquire multiple light like let's condense it down to like one specific thing like the the pizza economy like economy in la is pretty competitive there's like a lot of different like pizza places there's pizza places that are owned by big companies that are kind of like always working to make better pizzas and to sell pizzas cheaper and to make it easier to get pizza and to market their pizza in cool ways.
21:19And then it's like, what would be the odds that some dude would be able to like make a big splash in the pizza world if he was like a total moron? Now he might be a moron in like a lot of parts of life, but he's probably gonna have to really be pretty on point. Like, I don't think you're gonna just fall ass backwards into success in the pizza game in LA, unless you... Our grandma's recipe is really dope. Yeah, maybe you bring something different to the table, but realistically, a lot of other people are trying to bring something different to the table. I feel like being successful and being smarter, pretty correlated.
21:56Yeah, but then at what point does discernment come into play and ability to see through complete idiocy and lies? What? That was a good one, actually. What does that mean? I mean, you're like... Oh, you're saying Josh is lying? Yeah. Well, you're making me uncomfortable, so I don't find it to be so ridiculous, the idea that other people would be uncomfortable. What is making you uncomfortable? You talking about how horny you are all the time on social media and in the group chat and using weird descriptive language to tell us how it feels inside for you to be craving sex so much. I find it's so weird, this coming from you.
22:35Would you acknowledge that I don't do that at all? um no i won't acknowledge that i would love for you to find an example because that's definitely not on social media yeah you're not like that in the group chat too when have i ever talked about how horny i am in the group chat i mean also bro like you like uh been fucking 10 porn chicks a week for the past 10 years and i don't talk about that okay i think that's making more i was in a fucking loveless relationship for the past few years where the bitch was beating my ass do you remember okay how about this do you remember do you remember a couple months ago like Like me crying on the podcast.
23:09I do. And now it's like, now I'm excited about pussy. And that's a problem. You constantly telling us how horny you are is like an appropriate response to the fact that you were constrained sexually. Let me have my midlife crisis in peace and I'll settle back into reality in like a little while. Can you dial down that part at least to us? I've been. He was on pussy punishment for a long time. I know. And that's like the crazy thing about it is that we've been telling him this for months. And this is the result. It's still this out of control. Did you think they were serious? When they brought it up, did you think they were serious when they brought it up?
23:40Or you thought they were bringing it up as a joke? But now I think it's actually, at this point, it is bothering them. Yeah, no, I don't want to bother the homies and shit. Like, but like. That nigga didn't bother me, right? I had a thought. I said, I think this nigga on a DL. Because. Oh, shit. No, no, no. Because he, I'm like, he talking about sex so much. Like, he trying to hide something. You with me? Like, overtly. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't got to announce every time you about to knock something down. So I'm like, maybe he trying to, you feel me? But then I quickly went away from him. You feel me?
24:14He got his groove back. He was in a relationship for a long time. And then for the later half of it, he was a pussy punishment. Yeah, literally. You know what I'm saying? My outlook of it was, and I'm from the outside looking in, right? Like I don't really know much. I was thinking, I knew that you were fresh out of relationships. So the first thing that I went to was he's high signing for his old girl. he wants her to see all the things that he's saying and doing. Cause I've, I've witnessed that before. This is true as well. That's part of it. Like he wants to make her jealous or like make her want to be back or whatever.
24:45And I get that. But if it's, if it's being too much, too much of it, if it's too much, you got to kind of dial it down on the professional side of it. Yeah. No, I get, and look, I knew the whole time it was a bit excessive. And I knew like, I have the self-awareness to know, but it's also, y 'all have not really known me for that that long even though we've been friends for a while but you see like it's only been like four or five years whatever but we weren't getting the real you at first well no it's like okay when you met me i was sober and was in a long-term relationship uh with marisa and then we wind up breaking up and i'm all depressed and like going through that but i'm still and then like i get with another chick then i get with germ and i'm with her so like yeah you kind of just see me in a weird part of my life i've always been kind of over the top.
25:32Okay, so what do you got to say about lying on your DR? They brought up yesterday some females and you said you hit and you lied. I mean, no, I didn't lie. I actually am fucking on that chick. Okay, okay. So you didn't lie? No, but like... It was yesterday. I think one of them. But no, like actually that's like the girl that I'm fucking with and I like her because I like her. But that's not the... I don't know. She's just a girl. And this is my thing that was nuanced because I actually like really would enjoy hearing you tell stories about sexual encounters that you've had. What I don't like is having to listen to you yearn and thirst for sex partners publicly on social media.
26:15To me, that is just really like not it. That was it. I'm not just saying this for like my comfort because I don't feel comfortable listening to you talk about those things. It's more for like yourself. like i don't think you want to be known as the person who's just constantly telling the world how horny you are yeah no i get that but that night it was like fuck it fool i'm pulling you i'm pulling out all i really didn't give a fucking here's the thing it's like you wanted that all right a couple other things i want to address from that rant too is because you was all like oh luscious whole thing is like using no jumper to get pussy hey hey first two things two things one false two so what if i was you feel me so the fuck what if i was no jumper a big ass part of my life like so i can't use like totally fine with that yeah i'm not judging you about company benefits yeah hey so what because because i put so much time into it what it's not gonna be based on what other things am i doing for real you feel me yeah i know jumper they just see me on here oh you the funny and they see me on here and they're like oh i know you're over the top i know you say say crazy shit but actually when i listen to your you talk you seem like a really intelligent funny and sweet guy mikey said lush told me there was the new girl he was oh you said it lush lush told me that there was this new girl that he was effing on and then later admitted he hasn't hit yet she lives in texas she just came out she just came out and i did hit and the reason why i said that is because somebody else doesn't matter you feel me but like i didn't want to say at that moment you feel me so you just be lying whenever it's convenient no i just like sometimes you don't want to admit to certain things when certain people around yeah like like literally like he know that too already here his ass already know all this shit he just trying to you feel me get his uh he trying to get his do his douglas right quick so it's all right i'm not tripping but he know the fucking he know the reality of the situation but you're also getting snitched on too like people constantly like you're getting constantly throwing you under the bus so you got to kind of be careful with who you're sharing information with and I think that's also a part of what it's saying.
28:23Yeah. Because they're using it against you the shit that you do share because that's being snitched on which is he just said you got snitched on. And the cool part is there's a lot of people that use the no jumper shit to get pussy for show or like you but like me actually I stop I don't even swim fish in this pool like that to be honest with you the bitches I be knocking they're not I kick it with a few girls that came through here but not like that. Do you think Jerm would a day to do if you weren't on no jumper what's i was i was messing with her in 2010 i feel like she saw it as a promotional opportunity for herself yeah sure i mean like she she's that's been my home girl like i just think she's that with a yon and she i mean i'm not saying that she didn't have like any feelings i'm just saying that she seems like the type of like savvy manipulative psycho she hated she hated me being on no jumper she was she one of my like throughout the majority of our time my time working here she was like will you please quit and find another job because she knew that you would never love a woman as much as you love me whatever it is she's like she's like please i hate this shit okay no jumper was bringing him too much pussy she's like please please that's where his current supply is coming from do not do not work here do not work there like that place is evil i basically uh if you really want to break it down fool and i don't even say shit like this and i'll make the decision again like i chose this place over that relationship and this job and this path over that relationship.
29:50Or was that her excuse? It wasn't no excuse. That's what she was saying for mad long. When we started dating, I wasn't at No Jumper. Literally, I wasn't even at it. I just got fired when we started dating. I wasn't even at a job, though, so she was going to get you hired somewhere else? But think about it. Lushu's whole identity is based around hip-hop. No Jumper is like a prominent hip-hop platform. These two things are like impossible to like separate in terms of like his ego and like, you know, way that he views himself. No, like no jumper is like obviously a dream job for me. I fucking love this shit, but I don't get a twist that I've been lush and I've been, uh, I've been pulling bitches way out my league, way out my tax bracket, all that shit based on just being me and, uh, people wanting to fucking with me.
30:44obviously this place is amazing and it's not even about the ego i just don't like i feel like i believe in this shit and i feel like i believe in me over here and it was the best move to make and i'll do it again and that relationship was dumb toxic for both of us i hope she winds up finding the greener pastures and moving on no hate in my heart for shorty i didn't even say her name because i she don't want me to you feel me i'm not trying to slime her out i want her to find happiness you feel me uh uh what whatever a fucking 50 acres and a dude with a huge cock that'll keep her happy i don't know whatever she wants bro whatever she wants move on in life i'm doing that same shit except for the long cock but you actually like want her to to get fucked with like a long day i'm just saying i want the bitch to be happy go be happy bitch hey look been extreme on that but i get what you're saying go whatever makes you happy hey hey hey i'm glad you said what you said right like you being less right being battle rap less being a joint right but being a motherfucking joint no no it's our people that throw out there that people was nobody before they got to no jumper or they wouldn't be nothing without no jumper and i heard that a few times about a few people from like a person in particular like how you feel about that though i mean i I really don't give a fuck, and I'm not here to rattle off my accolades.
32:03You can look it up. Yeah, no, no, no. I don't think anyone really gives a fuck. And that really don't matter. I'm trying to demonstrate current and future value. But I definitely wasn't no motherfucking nobody. I got to this platform because I'm somebody. Stupid. How do you feel me? You can't just walk in this bitch and be like, hey, could I get a job? Nah. You feel me? This ain't the plug talk room I'm just playing. You can't do that, fool. Okay, okay, okay. All right, all right. You got to be somebody. So what about people saying he's sucking come off the ground? 99.9 % of the hosts sucking a nut off the ground working here.
32:40Dude, he said that. You know what Flacco said, though? Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. If you want to be a host on No Jumper, all you got to do is come with a host, be off camera, yelling off camera. Boom, that's one. 99.9 % come off the ground. Okay, that's one. Let me see. The Tortas one. oh yeah oh josh you know i'm saying fucking bitches you work there fucking tortures or some shit uh like like like what's like what's what's up like i mean thinking about how easy it is to get on no jumper in comparison to other podcasts like you know like the joe bunnan podcast like the the number of people if you were to like list out who has guested on that podcast every year outside of the usual host it's like such a short list and then meanwhile on no jumper it's like oh you're fucking rich rabbit you start getting like views on your instagram shit boom you're on the podcast flock to ball you got some good skits boom you're on the pot like we fuck with people at such a low level all the time flocco's calling me up oh shit but you have multiple podcasts though but that's what i'm saying i'm just like no jumper is a podcast that's very very like close to the ground level ground you could go you could see people on this podcast that are so not like unreachable like on a level that like if you watch the joe budden podcast you might feel like fuck i'm never gonna be able to be on a podcast with these people i feel like the average person don't really feel that way what up yo listen man that guy that yo listen yo whatever like third grade like elementary like reverse psychology is not gonna work.
34:22Listen, bro, Adam see me... Work on who? ...like, destroying you bum-ass niggas, and that's not a slight at Adam. Like, Adam knows y 'all are bum-ass niggas. So, like, for y 'all to say, oh, my God, Adam, why do you still fuck with Flocker when he be calling us bum-ass niggas? Flocker, hold on. When you say bum-ass niggas, you talking about Rios, too? No, no, no, no. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hey, Flocker already told me yesterday he wasn't talking about me. He already told me he wasn't talking about me. Hold on, hold on, hold on. What do 99.9. The bum-ass niggas know who the bum-ass niggas are.
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34:52For example, okay, the bum-ass nigga is the nigga who done quit two times and then came crawling back every time. That's the bum-ass nigga, right? All right, can we take turns? The bum-ass nigga is the nigga who said he got morals, so it's fuck no jumper, but then came back every time. That's the bum-ass nigga. But again, though, okay, Adam has taken a stance off. Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Radio. Yo, man, I can't just go back and forth. Hold on. We got to give Munchy a chance to respond. No, no, no.
35:28Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Sorry. Let's go. No, bro. Hey, hey, hey, hey. You got to let Munchy respond. Hey, bro, you're not about to do a mic drop, bro. I just, ah, ah, ah, ah. Just turn him down. All right. Shut the fuck up. All right. Look, I know what 99.9 mean. OK? Who got a third grade education? I don't know. Don't get the tattoos fucked up. For three. I got to know Jumper through this third time, dude. Oh, shit. I didn't ask that. He sought me out. Oh, Flacco brought you him? Right. I never asked to be on No Jumper. He did, and he insisted. He was, yeah. Adam was cool off the munchie thing because, you know, his friendship with Draco, and I was being disrespectful at the time.
36:11And you know what I'm saying? He came to bat. so uh okay crawling back i never crawled back anywhere yeah we never even really went through it like that you know it's like and and it's not like how is it him crawling back when i'm repeatedly texting or calling munchie trying to tell him they should come back thank you so so crawling back okay not much of a crawl bums i i don't i don't i don't see these people as bums because I don't think Moose Man's a dummy. He talk. Yeah, he's very smart. Moose Man, he didn't settle on. I mean, Moose Man, dope boy, and he settled on in. He's straight. Rio's far from a dummy, far from a bum.
36:53Bro, I'll be, hold on. What you say, Lush? He can do all the drugs he wants. Got a very extensive vocabulary. He's accomplished in battle rap. Where's the bums? Ricky, Ricky's a cool. Where's the bums? Berkeley graduate. Yeah, Berkeley graduate. Because you left and you just... How do you leave, be successful, and still disgruntled? I'm confused. What are you mad at? Okay. Yes. He's still here. Okay, perfect, right? Okay, cool. So, what is this, okay? Right? So, what is this? Now, when you say you didn't crawl back, bro, you came on your channel... Yo, daddy said I didn't. You came on your channel crying on multiple occasions about how no jumper ain't for you.
37:36You a real nigga You got morals Fuck this shit I'm done And then came back That's not what I said Each And then came back Each and every time I said I don't play police names It sounds like the money Is over the morals That's first of all Hey bro Hey listen Wait wait wait I'm not done yet Second of all Me leaving Veil don't work for no jumper What I'm saying is Flacco don't work for no jumper The last go around Is because the police Was in the parking lot And you made a video The same night Take it buddy okay Again Again buddy I'm hurting your soul So second of all is this Adam has taken a stance of Hey, if y 'all go at it I'm not in it Why you speaking for Adam?
38:16So hence, if you bum ass niggas come on No Jumper And go at me I'm gonna go at you niggas You the only one that had an odor problem at No Jumper It's on record Hey, look Listen, listen, listen Then you run up on a taxi man Hey, bro Hey, bro, look Bro, do you know this nigga got a theft case running off on a taxi man? He went to Walmart and didn't come back out? How you talking about bum? Huh? Bro, how many times have you been sued, bro? For these bunk-ass little bullshit businesses? Bro, you wore tights for years. Bro, you can't say bum, bro. Hey, bro, you pay for ass, bro. Stop crying to the white man.
38:59Hey, no, no, no, no, to the white man. Bro, you guys said we should have a show called God Bless the White Man. years ago and i got on your bumper about that he i don't he said we should have a show called god bless the white man what are you talking about you sound dumb i never wore tights in my life i never ran off on a taxi man right i don't know i never i never pay for ass bro you you you fuck the business underage and then you said no she was 18 and six months what who who who count months with adults if your daughter is uh 19 months that's one thing adult to say adult she was 18 years old and not in six months you're a predator hey bro look look listen if you're gonna pay for some pussy why pay for an 18 year old anyway no no no no if you're gonna pay for some ass why pay for an 18 year old why not 30 Answer that Answer that Man it wasn't a lie bro I don't want to keep dragging K7 into this bro That's why I left for the long
40:06I can prove that bro Don't force my ass
40:13The girl The girl confirmed it The girl confirmed The year y 'all had sex bro She confirmed it Bro, bro, bro, bro She confirmed it on her story Hey, bro That's on Englewood family And I don't be banging on it Bro, the girl confirmed What year y 'all had sex, bro It ain't changed I been said you fucked a minor What are you talking about changed, dummy? Hey, bro, it was on her story It was$2 ,500 it. Hey, well, hey, if I got the price wrong, okay, whoop-dee-doo. Hey, look, look, listen. Hey, if I got the price wrong, whoop-dee-doo. Hey, hey, hey, or even if I got the meeting place wrong, whoop-dee-doo.
41:00You fucked a minor, period. You should be on the same indictment as the Hoovers. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hold on. Hey, do you pay for pussy, yes or no? Do you pay for pussy, yes or no? Hey, do you pay for pussy, yes or no? That's against the law hey all right all right all right all right it's 50 dollars you said k7 brought the okay all right all right it wasn't that no jumper do you pay for okay okay okay okay listen listen okay all right you didn't meet that no jumper did you did you pay for pussy. My bitch. Oh, you and your feelings. Oh. I'm a DM. I should keep talking. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
41:52Already did. Okay, let's just say she didn't come. Did you pay for the 18-year-old?
42:02Did you pay for the 18 year old? Answer the question You about to look stupid You know that clip in this right? Hey did you pay for the 18 Cause I'm being nice calling her an 18 year old The bitch friends called you a liar Everybody involved has called you a fucking liar and a fraud We heard you We heard you We heard you Did you pay yes or no? You said that five times. You're a fucking fraud and a fucking liar, nigga. Get the fucking proof, bitch ass, nigga. You don't hang up. Are you done? Again, bro, you're a fucking bitch ass, nigga. Right, right, right. Again. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey.
42:52You're a fucking liar, nigga. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. Did you pay? Did you pay yes or no? Pause real quick, though. No, no, no. You paused. Hey, look, look. Did you pay yes or no? Uh, I get out of it. This is wild. Aw, man, shut up. Hey, did you pay for the 18-year-old? She wasn't 18, but I'm going to call her that. Did you pay for the 18-year-old? You can't beat me, nigga. Now the story changed. Man. Now it's changing, right? First, she was underage. She is. I'm being nice, bro. Now it's changing, right? No, no, no. She's a fucking proof. Oh, my God. You see how guilty this nigga sounded, right?
43:28Hey, bro, hey, listen, listen, listen. Hey, listen, listen, listen, listen, bro. Hey, why you so upset, bro? Nope. There he goes. You gotta go up? That was up. Whoa. Hey, bro, hey, listen. You really did a hard pivot into the underage prostitute allegation thing. Hey, look, look, look, look. That's their number one point of contention at this point. I mean, it is kind of. I could go further. I just took a hiatus on a Flacco thing. You did kind of consciously step back a few months ago. I could go on forever, bro. He's very, something's wrong with him. No, no, no, no. And that's not his age, bro.
44:06Bro, listen. Oh, you think he's lying about his age? On record, he got cases going, like he caught a theft case, and he couldn't have been the age he is in 2017. Well, to be fair, though, we did like the whole original expose that we did with the high school thing would add up to the age he currently claims to be. So I don't know if he's lying about his age. Which I always thought was interesting because academics has always had a rumor that he's lying about his age. Bro, that's not his age, bro. He went to jail on record in 2017. But the reason why I say that is because obviously, like, Flocko really started as, like, an academics disciple.
44:47And that would be pretty funny if he, like, decided to scale his own age back a couple years, like, because he thought that that rumor was true about ACK, which I still don't know if that's true or not. But, I mean, isn't that an immigrant? From Jamaica. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. As soon as possible. Look, look, look. That was wild. That was wild. Yeah. I could go deeper into this girl and her two eggs, but I don't want to drag somebody else into it. Yeah. I never heard him hot like that. No, hey, hey, I ain't going to lie. He was out of character. I never heard him. That was a lie. No, no, the only, I seen him mad only once like that was when he came to fight MJTV.
45:27Oh, yeah, I heard about that. He was running around the... He busted in the door and was like, ah, and he was knocking over cameras. For some reason, there is some real heat right there between... I don't know why he's so mad at you or whatever, but that shit... I mean, those are crazy allegations. Yeah, I mean, you know, the underage prostitute allegation is pretty serious. And then, like, you know, he can't really, like, say it because Munchie's voice is so much louder on the podcast because he's on FaceTime and Munchie's not. I would have let him, but he wouldn't take turns. Yeah. Like we was taught in kindergarten.
45:59He was having a hard time with him. You know, take turns. And we already know that Flacco going in the combo on his own terms is going to be a mic drop. He's just going to say something and then the combo ends. That wasn't considered a mic drop. He's going to try, though, no matter what. Do you think he was saying the 99.9 and all that, the bums, and he was just using that as a cover just to try to get at Munchie? Well, no, because it's not just Munchie you've got a problem with. I didn't think I got hit in that. he's really that was really about like i think moose and then like he's really talking about moose are supposed to be cool like not talking about each other like i just found out that ricky put them on a call together and they both agreed to stop dissing each other so if you really think about it's like who are the no jumper like news hosts that he doesn't get along with isn't it really just munchie no no no no no listen he he was talking that's his way of indirectly just targeting no jumper as a whole bro like he been he he been targeting no jumper as a whole for some time now you know i mean depending on who he met at oh yeah he cool but he know he he thinks that you are pushing this narrative of him being like anti me as a way to try to like divide us which i you know obviously i see him do the hyperbolic the thumbnails that have me with the crying filter on my face and all you know i'm used to that i don't even think twice about that shit because it's just like you know i don't even bother watch these videos i don't really know what he's saying so it's like if y 'all want me to hate flaco and believe that he's not i'm just saying even for the fans if y 'all want to see that clip the shit that i should see and put it in the reddit which you all know that i look at every day and i'll fucking see it but i don't you know when if he has an issue with let's say you and moose i mean it's not like some shit that from my perspective is so serious that I need to pick a side.
47:52No, no, no, no, no. But that's not all he's saying. He's talking about the platform itself. But he's saying that the hosts who make up the platform suck. No, he's talking about the platform suck and it's about to be over. But what could suck about the platform besides the host? The whole thing is the host, right? It could be topics. It could be subject matter. It could be more than just the host. It could be what's presented to the host and how it's displayed. Which he's annoyed because Because he basically was the one doing the topics for the news, and then that duty was removed at a certain point.
48:26And I heard him talk about that. But it's weird because Remo is the one who does it now. And that's his dog. And now you're supposed to be cool with Remo, so you're dissing that. Why would you diss that instead of having a conversation with Remo, right? Well, I mean, his whole thing is playing off controversy. Him being a former No Jumper host, obviously there's a lot of overlay in the audiences. so he covers when he thinks it would be advantageous and it doesn't seem like he's extending too much grace to the platform that birthed him and this is coming from someone i fuck with flaco like he me and him is cool that's my boy but he does kind of make it seem like oh i don't take it seriously because i know that he speaks like very hyperbolically he doesn't fully mean what he's saying and it's just for the sake of the video and content but But if you look at his general narrative about No Jumper recently, it's the platform is falling off.
49:17The hosts suck. Like, everything's looking bad. Adam looks desperate and like he has no control over this ship. These are all narratives that he's been alluding to. But maybe he's challenging the hosts. Maybe he's challenging you guys. And, like, if somebody can say something and nothing happens and they can be unchecked aggression, they're going to keep doing it. Like, if you think that the current season of SNL hosts suck, but you still show up and watch it pretty frequently i mean i don't really feel like that means that you hate snl and that lauren michaels should look at you as an app i think that you know if his attitude like obviously he watches enough no jumper that he's like a no jumper fan and he has thoughts and feelings about the host especially when you consider that we just went through a time period of losing three popular hosts one we got back but three popular host in the period of like a couple months and that obviously that was very detrimental to the sanctity of the podcast for a period of time.
50:15I do believe we're like back on track now, but there was like a moment in time there in which you'd have to be a total fucking idiot to deny that the platform was in a state of the house. We actually lost four popular hosts. Suspect too. Suspect too. Hey, I'm not trying to make nobody dislike anybody because people will do what they want to do anyway. now how I viewed it as him attacking the brand no jumper and talking about how trash it is and it's over for it and all that shit talking shit about individuals ah that's cool but whatever cause you talk shit about me I'm gonna shoot it back you know what I'm saying that's whoop dee do but I look at it like he's attacking the brand you know what I'm saying that's how I viewed it but I mean I'm pretty sure the chat is gonna to engage when we get to like donals or whatever but that that's our view i don't need to play divide and conquer and i can just talk shit right here didn't go to my own platform and talk shit over there also like i don't i don't gotta play like you know what i'm saying but that's what ricky was saying yesterday he was like why don't y 'all hop on obs and you not to you but to everybody else like if y 'all feel offended by him why don't you go at him and i like like you have your opportunity to pull your weapons out and i like what i mean yes that's what he means i like but They keep saying, oh, why doesn't Adam say something?
51:33Like, why is it on Adam to have to say something when you guys have every, no, I'm not saying you, but you guys have every capability of to defend yourself and fight for yourself. Why not do it on your own? Like, don't look to Adam to Kate for anybody. No, for sure. That's what Ricky was saying, right? And I like Moose's response. He said, nigga, you can have me on the phone with him and squash the shit. I was about to, I'll still be on his. Hey, but that's such a great chess move on Flacco's part strategically because I just got a text from Moose, man. and he's saying like Flacco been taking slick shots and he honestly, like, you know.
52:04Moose is basically saying that like Ricky got him and Flacco back on good terms, but it was like fake good terms because Flacco has been taking shots and hating on him low key. He just won. Even though they're supposed to be cool. But hold on. What did Moose say? Yeah. So he made, I mean, I'll read the text. Yeah, I got the same one. That fat fuck been sending slick shots after the phone call me and him had. That girl he bought was at best freshly 18 so i guess that beef's on popping now again yeah no for sure but but think about how slick that yeah how slick is that though on flaco's behalf like oh i'm gonna make you think that we're straight but meanwhile i still don't fuck with you and i'm gonna be so you're gonna put the guns down and i'm just gonna be throwing little shots your way this whole time and by the time you realize i'm gonna have the ups on you that's fucked up yeah but it's a cold move super It's not a new move.
52:56Nah. It's been a way to a tactic for a long time. That's got to be one of them laws. You feel me? Yeah, for sure. That's for sure a law. And never let your enemy know your hand. Yeah, exactly. And never lower your eyes to your enemy, all that shit. Never play a sucker too close. Yeah. It is. I mean, the competition for hosts is just like intense. And that's why like when I see somebody like him being critical about hosts and stuff, from my perspective, it is difficult. you know there's not it's it's hard to find people that are actually genuinely good on the podcast there's a like really like podcasting in general like i don't think people talk about the fact that podcasts just like are not nearly as much of a thing as they were a couple years ago you know didn't impulsive lose like i think i've seen 85 or 88 percent of their viewership something crazy okay well i mean so all right somebody posted in the no jumper reddit this morning that was basically like uh no jumper has lost like 80 of their views or something like that since the height and i asked chat and chat does a very good job of like averaging out the social blade numbers for channels and stuff when you ask it that kind of stuff and i basically said compare like march 2023 or you know february 2023 or whatever like which might have been like one of the high points I'm like basically compare that to now.
54:20And it was like an 80 % decline. But then I started doing it with like a lot of other podcasts too. And I found like really like across the board, like it was hard to find many podcasts that do more views now than they did three, four years ago. Even the Joe Budden podcast, which is this like huge success story, realistically went from like maybe like 20 million YouTube views to like 10 million YouTube views. obviously during that time period their business continued to improve massively because they have so many other customers paying and stuff but it is kind of nuts the extent to which in the last three and a half years people's views on their youtube channels have fucking taken a huge dive it's crazy impulsive nose dive h3h3 nose dive um fighter and the kid huge nose dive but as a nosedive did they make content changes pivots as well like because i would say no jumper made a content pivot for sure nosedived hard i wouldn't really say that we like made it so much that it was kind of like forced upon us but yeah like obviously changes in the hosts on the platform is you know something that's going to be like you know that's going to change change exactly it's easy off point for the fans if like you like this host and then he just like leaves the channel it's kind of an easy way to just be like ah fuck it you know i'm not watching this show anymore and yeah some of those people are going to come back with some art well 2023 is a really interesting time to choose too because it's clearly post-pandemic but also it was for no jumper the year where a bunch of shit changed as far as hosts and things like that so that's a really good benchmark it's kind of the beginning of the modern era also comparing like that month like february 2023 or whatever i think that was the month that like i forget what it was we dropped like the sharp Chris Sean blue face fight episode and then there was like a couple other episodes at that same time that were like so ridiculously like viral that was kind of like that was like our most extreme time ever pretty much yeah and that was for me too that was Travis Barker era that was like yeah that whole month that was an interesting episode for sure but shit if it's the 80 % across the board and look at these other platforms that haven't lost hosts you know what I mean and for you guys to be on par with the same amount of loss, it's saying something.
56:39You know what I mean? Oh, yeah. I mean, I don't want to get into the smaller podcast, but when I asked Chad, like, compare community in March 2023 to right now, it was a 95 % decrease. Yeah. But not much has changed, though. That's what I'm saying. With the changes to happen and for it to be on par with the loss, you would think that it would be more of a loss for you because of the changes, but it was on par with everybody else's. No, yeah. And I mean, I see stuff all the time that blows my mind in terms of views and stuff. Like, you know, academics kills it with the stream and everything. But the other day I saw him interviewing Q50, who's like realistically one of the most popular like drill rappers in the last couple of years and has the best lore, the most bodies to talk about, etc.
57:23And had 200 people viewing it live. And I was just like, brah. Well, yeah, that is crazy. Like, that doesn't make sense to me. That to me doesn't have to say anything about academics and his fan base because I still feel like he probably has the best hold on his fan base of anybody in rap media. But the fact that that only had 200 people wanting to watch it live, Q50 and accent that for the first time. That's kind of weird. That to me is like, yo, this shit is way different than it was 10 years ago. This is crazy. It's watered down. The hip-hop rap interview shit has gotten killed. You know what I mean?
58:01Because it's been used so often. Like, we've interviewed everybody for hours and hours and hours. And it's like, now motherfuckers is ready for some other shit. Like, I'm tired of hearing this shit. It's the same shit. There's the gold rush. Everybody comes out. They set up shop. They start mining. And then, like, it's super lucrative. They're making money. And at this point, there's so many mines. It's like, there's barely any gold left. You ain't going to strike gold at this point. Yeah. Like, I feel like people like me and Vlad, if we could rewind the clock 10 years right now, go! I would be out there fucking interviewing everybody.
58:35I would have been chasing down every interview and like offering people money for interviews that I knew would be big and just going absolutely crazy because the game is so much harder now compared to like if you had started a channel that is basically like Flacco's channel 10 years ago. Oh, shit. Oh, my God. You would be the biggest fuck. Like just really doing that format. and it's a simple ass format you know you take a fucking podcast that like has a few notable moments in it and then you cut yourself in in between the clip talking about it or you tell a story about a bunch of drama or whatever i mean like like that shit now it's hard to find a fan base that'll like really give you a couple hundred thousand views per video flaggo has like actually managed to do that which is insane but like bro that lane was so open 10 years ago and we had no fucking clue wasn't that like what warren shy ak was kind of kind of yeah but i mean and to be fair ak was that guy at the time he was fucko for that time but he was making you know four minute videos about like every micro beef that was taking place on social media and doing you know eight videos a day and going crazy you know so what but he stopped because he realized that streaming was just like a better use of his time well he also got the deal right within the complex thing kind of to be fair though he kind of like stopped making those videos before the spotify deal from my perspective i don't think he was i don't think he don't like that he didn't like the the feedback and the energy he was getting from me well ak also was just getting like big on like a mainstream level and i think that he just like knew that it wasn't gonna look good for him to like keep doing the chicago drama satire type thing right but in retrospect now that everybody's so used to people making that kind of content it just doesn't like if he you know because he does clips of the shit all the time talking about drill drama gangsters shooting all kinds of shit you know he just doesn't like package it up and call it the warren shy rack channel like if he had if he had never made that channel and had just uploaded those videos to his main channel nobody would be able to run with that narrative in the same way that they do because everybody who throws that accusation at him didn't really watch that shit back in the day even though that shit when you go back and look at it it's fucking crazy like he was talking messy as fuck right i watched it i was a huge fan of it and like his other content as well at that time but yeah he was being super like exploitational i thought seeing that that we would never see this guy in public it was like this yeah that's really what it felt i thought he would have a target on him i thought he was like a genius because i was like this dude has the right formula just like talk as much shit as you want and then you never leave the house that's like i think he was cool with that for a while and then he eventually realized like nah like i gotta grow i gotta get out i can afford security too now yeah that's part of his development as an entertainer is that something like you don't enjoy life like that though you know i mean well i don't know i'm like i i could i'm the kind of person where if i was a streamer where it just made sense for me to sit on the computer eight hours a day i'll probably just do it like i could i could do that no i'm saying maybe not every day maybe five days a week making offensive uh content and being successful in it but you got to stay in a box and not really be out publicly and just know what i mean you don't want people just to hate you everywhere you go but that's what being a gang member is like no it ain't yeah it is every time you write songs dissing people you fucking spray paint shit on people's walls i go you do drive-bys and then you expect them to come Max Brandy you I go I go I go wherever I want to go it ain't what people think like but a lot of a lot of game members don't really like leave the house or if they do they are very very very careful about it no I mean before they leave their section no like people still be out that's the thing about about being like if you say oh I'm a G you're a G you out there in the world and that's that's the the part of it that everybody can't do and you're not because but a lot of people I interview a lot of the Chicago gang members they're straight up like you realize at some point like damn these motherfuckers never go anywhere because they're so like low-key and they know how hot their faces are well yeah once they have hella bodies and they're fighting cases yeah but even like if you're from obloc like you go to the fucking mall and you see some 60 30 ends or whatever and they just they just on your ass like they know that shit is right there about to happen you know well yeah but the thing is like like these kids when they're outside like actively banging there's some they're hunting ops 24 7 for real like they want to run into their enemies they want to get in but there are people who like live in oblock and are known as oblock members and are not trying to die or kill today you know well i think also that is a different story than out here right yeah you know what i mean like it's a different whole energy different vibe but a different way of living la is so spaced out you're not on top of each other and allocated to right here.
1:03:32You can move around and do your thing and whatever but I don't think it's a good correlation between what ACT and what Flacco do compared to what G does in the streets because you have to get out the house. I'm just saying that like if you're a content creator like look at Flacco. Flacco is never going to get invited to the fucking Source Awards. No they don't do that anymore. the BET awards Flacco is never gonna get invited to go hang out at flashy industry parties and shit like that because he chose his path which is basically like I'm gonna be an industry op I'm gonna talk shit about every podcaster that I don't like I'm gonna make fun of every rapper that I think fell off I'm gonna do all this shit and yeah like it's weird being me because I'm kind of playing both sides of that where every time I diss a rapper or say something negative about somebody it's like you're kind of thinking in your head like is that gonna get back to him is is this person never gonna do an interview with me because i just said that this new song is corny because that's like literally how it works it's not even just things you say it's like shit that the instagram page posts that everybody else posts like super common narratives will be used against you but there's so much information coming out constantly that everybody has such a short-term memory now and that's why i can't fucking believe it when people actually like hold things that are post on the nojury instagram against me and that's why when i met rick ross a couple years ago and you know i know all these like fucking bloods that are his security and shit these old school dudes that i met and they're telling me like oh yeah you interviewed so and so who had my son with with him and brought a ride so i got like a good in to be talking to rick ross right here and then rick ross is kind of like he cool but like the second i say no jumper and he like puts it together it's like a little bit of weird energy and i'm kind of wondering why and then when i say it's a remote remote's like well think about the fact that you posted this this this this this this all that and i i'm not even thinking about the fact that there was like hella negative shit coming out about rick ross at that moment and to me it's like bro you're serious you're rick ross and you're paying attention to what blogs are posted about you you fucking serious like yeah but it's just crazy to me.
1:05:43It's like, you got the 50 cents who ain't gonna forget shit. You got the Rick Rosses who ain't gonna forget shit. But like on the, the grand scale of things, motherfuckers have short term memory. Flacco right now, maybe not, uh, able to be invited places, but if he keeps his trajectory, doing what he's doing right now, for sure. A year or two, motherfuckers don't forget about all that shit. Because acted the pivot. Yeah. At a certain point became a little bit more like artist friendly. Flacco like could do that at a certain point. Although I do feel like his content is, so aggressive towards everybody in the industry that he might be and also I just don't really know like Fago is kind of adult like he knows who he is and I don't think he wants to go hang out with fucking industry people he hasn't really done that almost at all besides his time here and even then he never was like really hanging out I asked him last year like or maybe like a little bit like later than that I was like damn you don't ever want to be like media pass buying rolling loud backstage and I'm like, you don't want to just go places that fun.
1:06:46Oh, y 'all go places? Like, where? Where'd he go? No, I actually like, no, no, I do it. Man, you go home, no jumper, home, community, home. You don't, you don't you know what I'm saying? He likes to be in white, safe areas outside in the cuts. He would always rave about how when he moves to Santa Clarita, he's like, I can't believe I was living around and he's and just talking about how Santa Clarita was the best. 90 % of my neighbors are cops. I love it. Yeah, there's no black people here. It's amazing. Hey, but let me tell you something. I don't want to quote him verbatim, but that was just.
1:07:25No, no, that's what he said. What he said, but what we're not seeing is what they're aspiring to be. And it's basically a Wendy Williams. Who? Him? Yeah. They're just trying to. Wendy Williams was very abrasive to a lot of people. But Wendy Williams was huge and made a lot of money. She might not have been the industry favorite, but do you really care about being the industry favorite at a certain point? Me and probably a lot of other people would take being rich and famous over being cool with Jay-Z. But Wendy Williams was offensive to rich people. Yeah. That's not going to throw it all away.
1:07:59And that's Flacco too. Flacco got a million people following him that love his YouTube videos. And the trade-off for that is that all the people that he talks about pretty much hate him. But haven't y 'all noticed the transgression in what he talks about? At first, he started off just a fuck gangbangers and this and that, this and that, talking about black people. But he's also transitioned into political kind of shit, too. Well, yeah. After Nolan Wells and this and that. And he was doing that before. He's talking about heavy shit now. But it's actually working where he's getting half a million views on a Chud the Builder video.
1:08:27And that, to me, is really impressive because, realistically, nobody in the No Jumper universe is getting any fucking views talking about a Nolan Wells or a Chud the Builder. you're getting views on spider look screen that somebody are full smack did heroin on camera whatever it was talking about no spider look yeah i know i'm saying that it's like nobody's like i wish i was like dude as more of a like real news source on topics like that you know i'd like to get more established and that type of shit but that takes real work to be like the person breaking news about that much is eating ass on facebook that's like a title that's more of a no jumper you made me realize though like right there i was thinking about it like does the no jumper instagram need to be called no jumper no if we change it tomorrow to hip-hop plus you know some fucking random generic shit or just like or it could be like a cool name it's a different name does that like all of a sudden make no jumper more pure because like i'm sure some people do buy promo on no jumper because of the fact that it's no jumper well yeah they want to be on this platform with this like prestigious past and the name of the instagram don't change the content changing i mean it's still like three million followers and it gets a bunch of views and shit but you know there's some legitimacy about like you know because people are obviously going around saying i got posted on no jumper and they just paid for that shit but right i mean like the thing is if you look at ak ak previous to the spotify and complex situation was super unhinged talk shit about everybody when he was over there i feel like he gained a lot of like pr validation yeah and he learned how to move like within like the context of the industry he wasn't when he had when he had big mensa popping at him he was chill he had the migos popping at him but that because at that time i was really joe he was still figuring out what role he was gonna play in in public life because everyday struggle was his first time being outside interacting with people and he didn't have security like obviously security but he don't have like personal security so when Vic Mensah calls him a bitch in his face like outside of things that happened to him when he because give money went to college and he's in high school and shit like that and probably Jamaica is like a pretty fucking aggressive place I'm sure he probably had some fades and whatnot even if he wasn't really that kind of guy probably like you know all kinds of situations in college like life in general I don't think I ever really heard him talk about getting in fights or whatever But Vic Manson calling him a bitch to his face might have been the first time anyone ever called him a bitch to his face.
1:10:54So, like, meanwhile, all of us have had to deal with that in real life. And then he's, like, boom, in front of millions of people. You got to figure out what you're going to do. If some dude who realistically probably will whoop your ass calls you a bitch in your face and is on camera, what are you going to do? And he got to figure that out in real time, like, not to glaze or anything. But that's kind of crazy. That's a big deal. And he's literally as close as you are to me. There's nothing separating. If Vic wanted to pop off right then. If he's about to fire on you, he's probably going to be able to pull this mission off.
1:11:22He said he wanted to or some shit. But then like Nipsey got up and walked up. Yeah, there's multiple things like that. But who want that weird energy in real life? I think he realized he don't want that energy from people. He wants to be respected. Well, I think that the media landscape changed and he realized that, A, there's not that many rappers that he's like really extremely disrespectful of. and number and b is like you can kind of touch shit or like be critical of a lot of people and if you're like the number one content creator they're still gonna fucking want to be in your good graces and they're still gonna do an interview with you or whatever but like one thing he's always said is like i can get more views talking about you than talking to you right well yeah that's certainly something i've learned because think about like the views that i got off interviewing know chris blake griffith who's the stephan digg sexual assault accuser or whatever versus like academic i haven't looked but i'm sure that there was an hour-long video of him talking about that whole situation that probably was more viral and has more views than me having like an honest sit down but relationships is important though so you you like that relationship is is like you you want to keep this relationship instead of talking about the person for an hour and monetize that is kind of the cool thing about podcasting is you're like building your network and shit but also like i'm not necessarily the kind of person that's really like going out hanging out with motherfuckers no no no not necessarily hanging out it's having that relationship like you know i mean when you got relationships that's like having good credit and it was crazy sitting there talking to a dude who's a stylist he's like really into designer and i'm like fucking looking at myself i'm wearing a gorilla t-shirt.
1:13:02Like, whoa, you're gay, bro. I mean, he's not gay, but you know. He's not gay? He's gay. A gay stylist. He's a straight stylist, apparently. Can you put the... So, wait, he wasn't gay with Stefan Diggs? I mean, that's gay. He's gay. Stefan Diggs was off Molly and basically like pulled his dick out and showed like allegedly and showed Chris his dick and he's just his stylist and his homie and he's not just a stylist. He's like helping him with like brand partnerships he's trying to do stuff with underarm or whatever like he got different shit that he's working on stefan d's got so much money that he just got people around him that he's basically paying to help him with stuff but like stylus was kind of like one of his main things with him and then after he shows him his hard dick he then like grabs him and basically like sticks his tongue in his ear what and like really came on to him hard and like there were things that were going on that chris didn't really think about before that like i guess when they would go out designer shopping stefan's brothers and shit would be there in the designer store they're posted up they're on the wall they're looking at their phone whatever and then stefan diggs is like buying designer for the girls that he's with but then also for chris oh and so then chris starts like kind of thinking about it after the fact like oh he was he was saucing me up like he was getting me ready to pound me out and so then after that shit he's at his apartment in like dc and a couple of stefan's goons like his actual like bros like his friends who like he's got photos with them and shit like it's not secret like and they don't have masks on they break into his fucking apartment steal a bunch of his shit beat the fuck out of him it's all on camera they take like because one of the things that he's into as a stylist slash fashion guy he's into like all this like chrome heart shit he got like expensive ass like many thousands of dollars chrome hearts chains and shit right and then stefan diggs is on some drill rapper shit he's out at fucking fashion shows and shit and he's wearing the chrome hearts chains that they took from chris's apartment he rocking that shit like a wallet chain and shit like just rocking it like to to put it in his face and be like hey fuck you because was that the energy because he didn't let him smash why would you put it like that you know what I mean like give me my shit back I didn't well really I think it was more like yo shut your fucking mouth and don't you dare say anything about this publicly because I think he had already started talking about it publicly so Stefan trying to be on some gangster shit to basically be like we're gonna fucking kill you if you keep talking about this the problem is is that now he's got this killer lawsuit against this dude and all eyes are on them if he does get killed everybody's gonna be trying to connect it to Stefan I feel like there's more to this story it's possible many people think maybe they went in there to take the shit he bought for him back huh maybe they was taking the shit that he bought back like you know they're repossessing it possibly they're trying to claim that they like installing fear we're doing it for a reason that was more noble you know it seems like there's more to the story give me my shit back you ain't let me fuck give me my shit back that's exactly it cause a motherfucker would hit a girl up like give me everything I bought and go in there and take the shit and it's just only difference is it's a man on man like when ti took a new news chain but let's lay it out let's say that you you know none of us are going to be a fucking stylist but let's say you got a homie like a stefan diggs and you kind of leave your like normal job or whatever you have going on and all of a sudden you're rolling around with this superstar athlete you know he up like 100 m's plus and he's fucking balling out he puts you on payroll you get paid like you know two three times or whatever you could have got paid before and then you start to think like god damn it he's trying to fuck me like he just stuck his fucking tongue in my ear I don't care how many drugs he's on that's a bad sign yeah that's a horrible sign would you attempt to be like listen I fuck with you I want to keep working with you no but you gotta stop trying to fuck me or is it like as soon as that tongue touches your ear you're out it's a rat you gotta attack him you gotta get physical at that point Y 'all are gang members, so you got to do that.
1:17:14No, that's just as a man. As a man, if a man crosses the line with a man, you have to stand up like, dude, you crossed the line, and there's a penalty to pay for that. How the fuck you going to stick your tongue in my ear? You got to beat the shit out of that person. But okay, that's what he wanted. Let's say y 'all are drunk, having a great time, and Stephon Diggs, he gets mad as fuck at you, and he swings on you, clocks you one time. You can get past that maybe, right? No, you got fighting. Yeah, you can fight it, but then you can get back cool. But there's no path to redemption after he puts his tongue in your ear.
1:17:44No, the thing is, if somebody is drunk and they swing on you and they take a shot on you, I can't trust you no more. Yeah, that's bad. But the tongue in the ear is like, where do we go from there? If you get physical, you just don't want some drunk fight shit. That's different. He said the nigga teed off on you. Just for no reason. At a certain point, if you're working for your homie for years, you become like bros. You get drunk. Somebody wants to fight you. I mean, friends fighting when they're drunk or whatever. It's not the most unheard of thing. even though I don't really partake in all that.
1:18:13But, I mean, we all heard about it, especially with the gang-type people that we're around. Fighting is a different thing. You just chilling and someone just haul off on you. Yeah, yeah. That's across the line. And that's how he made the tongue-in-the-ear thing. It's not like they were, like, doing things that would, like. I can't even put that with that, bro. That's not a good, like. Oh, and you want to know part of the problem with Chris, too, is that he don't drink, smoke, or get fucked up. Oh, so he remembers everything we call all the shit. And you're hanging out with a dude who's loaded off fucking hard drugs.
1:18:43He's probably acting weird as fuck, but you're sober. So you don't necessarily even really like get it. What's going on in this guy's head? He's fucked up. And then also on top of that, well, I actually forgot to bring it up when I interviewed him. But basically like he felt like Stefan Diggs like put Molly in his drink or some shit. I have a hard time believing that it went from nothing to me pulling to him pulling out his junk. That's what I'm saying, bro. It's telling his ear. It had to be. What made him think that was cool? Yeah. And that you wasn't going to do nothing about it. Right. You made him think that he could do that, and you was just going to be like, hey, man, I'm not with that.
1:19:15Oh, those pants look like the Burberry ones? They really accentuated. That's that Terry Crews shit. No, that's why I got him. It is, because he had a big dog in the industry, an executive or whatever, a rich, powerful guy, grab his dick in front of his girl, and then he said, hey, man, cut it out. What the hell are you doing? Yeah. You know? Which, on a business level or whatever, if you want to stay in the game, yeah, that's probably what you got to do. You can't be like, what the fuck, Uncompton Crip, blah, blah, blah. That's on his thirst. How thirsty are you for fame? You know what I mean?
1:19:52That's a thirst level. And money and power. And power. And wealth, yeah. And I think, I'm not trying to say that anything on the Crip do, but it couldn't have just been out of nowhere to a 10, 0 to 10. Yeah. For reals, that's why I asked Adam, I said, do you got a little feminine vibe? Yes. He seems gay Other than his job title You know what I'm saying Do we got his mannerism If somebody say fashion designer What's your first question Almost always We don't need to ask Because we already know he is I more so put that with hairstylists If you're a male hairstylist Yeah you gay bro Because that's the thing too Are they saying this The photos If this guy's not gay, I'm not white.
1:20:40Bruh, what is like the gay part about him? He's into fashion. He was rubbing the guy's shoulders, smiling. Big deal. You do gay shit like that. Let me max it out. You do that kind of shit to me all the time? You would grab my fucking shoulders? I want a real assessment. Rios, we need the review here. So I feel like in Long Beach, in your world, these pants make you gay. Like that's just literally like the whole thing. Well, Rambi has a population of that anyway. I know. But they shall not overlap with the gangsters. But so, like, a lot of people have kind of looked at a lot of these, like, photos of them together.
1:21:17And they just feel like there's, like, something. I don't know. The energy? Me, personally, like. Got his fingernails painted. He giving him a soda rub, bro. He might have invited that energy, bro. Come on, bro. You wearing, like, weird shorts. He might have invited that energy, bro. He dresses really cool. Do you think Stefan Diggs was getting the gay vibes from him, even though? He had to be. Like, for him to go full court press on him, he had to throw him some type of hint. Y 'all are making me feel like you can't even have a friend. There's a Ferris wheel in the background. Like, you can't just have a hot friend.
1:21:49Ferris wheel in the background. He got his hand on his shoulder. Y 'all think you can't have a hot friend and be into fashion. Look at the way they're looking at each other in the previous pick, bro. Like, they're blooders. Not even that one. I'm not using the job title, though. Yeah. I want to know how, like, is his mannerism? Yeah, it's gay. The pictures you can't tell. Well, do you want to hear him speak? Yeah. Do we talk for a minute? All right. Let's fire it up. Do we got an uh on this shit? He's a cool guy. I'm not trying to talk shit. No, no, he is cool. For sure. A lot of gay niggas cool.
1:22:17Yeah, exactly. Ain't nothing wrong with, like, being that. I need some headphones to hear this nigga talk? Yeah. What did you do? Oh, wait, wait. I didn't do it for, yeah, it was for everybody. It wasn't just for members, which is why I just couldn't find it. Oh, yeah, live. It was live. It's dangerous dressing hella good like that You could get mistaken for gay It ain't dangerous bro Do the victory lap Prematurely and do all these podcasts Get the word out In true LA fashion I'm gonna go on record Game's not finished Game finished? Nope Did we win? Nope He's got a bag with him You know a lot of lawyers situations You don't have that back A bunch of interviews While the case is still Under Armour business More so than it was at home So a lot of the things That were still sitting In that notebook Even as you date back to Virgil creating at Nike And things like that When the 10 came out I was running the 10 In regard to Virgil's Initial collection at Nike Which was But he does kind of talk Like in a way Where you could kind of See him being gay He got a 15 pound Duffel bag next to him An orange leather duffel bag Like a purse next to him I think that's a Birkin bag, and I'm pretty sure it's like outrageously expensive.
1:23:33Like when I mentioned that to Lena or when I showed her that photo, and I was like, yo, it's funny seeing a picture of me next to a fashion dude. And she was just like, bro, that bag is way too big. And that's the thing, too, is he's opening the bag and taking out more designer bags. Like he got a Goyard bag inside the giant Birkin bag. Like he's pulling out. He's flossing at this point. and that's my whole thing that is kind of weird about being around dudes like this and i fuck with chris but like it's just very strange for me to be around people who are just fully signed up for like the idea that all this designer shit is just the coolest thing in the world and that we should all be in awe of it and that it's not just some fucking psyop that these fucking rich ass people invented to basically drain money out of poor people yeah and i i get like it could be two things at once because you could be like a real fan of designers and want to respect them and take part in this brand by buying the luxury stuff that they designed for these companies and obviously like louis vuitton and fucking birkenbags and chanel whatever like they hire the most expensive designers to make the coolest shit and i don't like hold it against people that they like that shit but to me to just like unquestioningly be like oh my god i got the valencia on me peep my chrome i got so much chrome motherfuckers can't even touch how much chrome i got and to me i'm just like bruh bags out of bags but him him being him being a designer i mean not a designer uh stylish like he's supposed to be passionate about that no for sure he couldn't do his job if he wasn't.
1:25:15But to me, that's still seeking notoriety. You know what I mean? Like having the bag on display and then pulling bags out of it. It's like you're still trying to gain the validation for the people to gain the attention to get in other rooms. That's equivalent to Dirk going up to a million dollars worth the game with a million dollars. Exactly. He's telling the world what to think of him. Lil Durk wants the whole world to believe that he is insanely rich and once you see him with a million dollars even if you like you know if we knew behind the scenes that he went and borrowed that million dollars from a drug dealer and it wasn't his or whatever you know like especially shit like that is like designed to fool dumb people let's be real because a lot of people got a million dollars and they don't just withdraw it and put it in front of them in a fucking interview but as far as him bringing the bags with the bags inside the bags that might be like promo for people to reach out to him as a stylist like oh I want him as a stylist yeah yeah you need people who want to pay you to like basically like decode fashion well yeah you know and the people that are yeah he requested that his bag be in the camera that's right yeah for sure people that are super into fashion is multiple things going on because yeah they're like showing you that they could put it on and they know how to dress but it's also like a human embodiment of collecting baseball cards or pokemon or anything like that it's like oh i had this rare vintage piece that only other people that are into this thing will even recognize so it's like but the thing about it is that like as much as i might not respect fashion on an intellectual level and i feel like i just save a lot of money by not taking part in it or whatever ever since i interviewed this motherfucker i keep thinking about the value of fashion and it's like in this culture people just like respect drip so much and it's like you're probably like losing out on opportunities and money by not taking part of it because i feel like i have very much like completely just opted out i'm not gonna do any fashion shit at all i'm gonna wear two pairs of asics all year and a pair of birkenstocks and that's it and i'm not taking part in this but bro there's so many things that like if you do the fashion thing that like it will benefit you in weird ways opportunities the jewelry thing is like part of the fashion okay like so like i remember a couple times i think it was your birthday like lena went shopping and got you like some dolce and gabbana or gucci and stuff like that and you were wearing it for a while did that make you feel different or better the thing is is i know i'm way too smart to feel good about that but it could open the door for things you know like open opportunities like okay if you are dressed like a fucking like destroy lonely looks with like weird hangy big baggy fucking gay ass clothes that i don't want to wear or whatever and you're like around for the music video destroy lonely is gonna be like get get him in here yeah because he looks cool as fuck i want him in the music video and if you are dressed like the way i'm dressed right now realistically you're probably not getting in the music video you'll be escorted off the premises you'll probably be escorted out you'll be mistaken for a homeless person no but like as much as like being in the music video is like who gives a fuck that's very surface level let's be real in this rap game those things actually fucking matter like massively yeah and then there's like characters like the burberry airy guy and that's like their entire existence his whole existence is the fact that he wears cool clothes oh yeah and like oh and i was in this Cardi video and I was I'm here and I was with Cole Bennett here and yeah invited to oh now I'm at fucking fashion week and now I'm at exactly you gotta be so lit so rich so talented to be invited to walk the fashion show as a fat man oh yeah maybe not walking but to attend you gotta be like Sam Smith yeah no like it's they're not into fat people like that Mexican OT eating things is not like fashion no that's why you gotta get on that Beretta.
1:29:22I just never eat again. I'm trying to, bro, I need the peptides in my life. I'm desperate for it, bro. I couldn't believe when you were asking about Ozempic in the group chat because the last thing you need to be doing is eating less. Is that what it does? You need to eat more. I thought that it makes it so when you work out, you get more muscles. No, you lose muscle mass off of that GLP-1. It makes you lose fat because it makes you not hungry. Really? That's the whole thing. So is Ozempic and peptides are the same thing? No. There's a whole different suite of peptides. There's all kinds of ones.
1:29:52There's peptides that make your skin darker. There's peptides that make your muscle ligaments and shit. Okay, yeah. See, that is what I'm talking about. There's ones that are kind of like muscle gaining type of things. See, I feel like they're gatekeeping the info for me. You don't need to be on a GLP one. They don't want Sexy Lush to come out and be smashing on all these hoes. I don't want to hear you talk about it. I get it. I get it. If you just like Destroy Lonely, then you would be cooler to sit next to you on the podcast. I'm not scared. Yeah, I'll try. I think paying for a six-pack is crazy.
1:30:24That's crazy. I'm super down. I've heard a couple people do that shit, rappers and shit. I'm like, that's wild. I don't think it usually works out in a way that you would want to. Like, I don't know that I've ever seen anybody where I thought it looked good. Really? This whole thing about paying to look better, like, I'll ask you a question because I know Flacco just got his hair shit did. And how to panic attack in the middle of it. That shit looks like a disaster, though. Do you feel like it was worth it to do the transplant? The hair? Yes. it was worth it hold on somebody i already did the beard and it was incomplete no he got skipped go ahead yeah okay he goes to do it they basically like when you get this surgery done it takes a long time because they have to take your hairs out one by one and move the hair follicle to the front of your head so he basically like gets through the part where they're moving hair to the front of his head and then they start moving hair to his beard i guess he was uh sensitive about his beard being a little bit like uh not cool enough like not thick enough or whatever and he somehow had a panic attack in the middle of the whole thing and just freaked out and basically didn't get the full value of the 15k that he spent on it.
1:31:28He only got the front of his hairline done. If he couldn't complete that and had a panic attack during the middle of his little beard surgery, he shouldn't be talking crazy to the game. What's he going to do on a skit? Right. He really should just kick back, bro. Like, what are you doing? Like, if you haven't, in comparison to your tattoos, what did that feel like in comparison to your tattoos? That's chill. Tattoo way worse So he can't even get a tattoo That shit doesn't even feel like getting a tattoo But wait this is the thing Is that when you get tattooed You can get tattooed for like two hours And then come back next week and do another two hours Whatever but like when you get the hair transplant done You're basically Committing yourself to like laying down Head first On this operating table for like At least six hours I think my last one in Turkey He was probably like eight.
1:32:18Honestly, I think they gave me like a little piece of a Zan. I was just taking a Zan. You'll be sure. And I was like, and I was already tired because I already had like a, I was fucking jet lagged. I slept the whole time. I got up once to piss. And that's what he said. He didn't eat and he didn't sleep. Well, then that shit will fucking shit up. I got my whole chest piece without sleeping and without eating. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Crazy, but I did it. All right, let me ask. So, so was it the hair thing that tripped him out or the beard? He said that him laying face down and not being able to see what was going on was giving him claustrophobia.
1:32:48He said, I never had an anxiety attack or a panic attack. And he basically said that that caused him to have a panic attack. And then they let him sit up with like a blankie on him. A blankie? And he still couldn't do it? He still couldn't do it. Blankie, gang, or don't bang. They let him watch TV and do it. It was over. He just couldn't do it. But, okay, yeah. So if that makes him uncomfortable, I do think that I would caution him for having, you know, if those type of interactions make him uncomfortable, maybe don't pop it the way he is. However, if he's able to have full-time security, because look.
1:33:21His security is living in North Dakota. Yeah, just be out the way like that. Because like, look, because Ack was going at it with who? Like Freddie Gibbs, Meek Mill. It wasn't like the highest, like the pinnacle of the industry. But now Ack can do it with like Kendrick and shit. Just think about how many people have had hair transplants. That's what I'm saying. He's the first one. But that's my thing about Flacco. He manages to have an experience doing something that is like way different than like everybody else does. Like he'll just like do something and he'll like what. And when he reports back to you about doing that thing, you'll be like, damn, like that didn't happen to anyone else.
1:33:59Like you're the only dude weird enough to have that experience. He's that guy. He really is. He would be like, oh, the plane was about to take off. But then all of a sudden they asked me if I was willing to be sitting. And I was like, hell no. He for sure got to pay for two seats. Yeah. He's not sitting by no emergency exit. I would advise business selector better. Possibly two seats for his comfort. Is this a trip you see people like men just like doing these enhancements? You know what I mean? Like, okay, the hair transplant, the this and that, like the body, the calf, the legs lengthening shit it's like that's crazy like what the fuck what's wrong with me just being men like being who the fuck you are like why you gotta be taller i don't know yeah that's is that bad like you want to get your hairline back type shit but like to get some extra inches to be taller is crazy and the recovery is a year i judge yeah you gotta do exercise i judge these surgeries based on like how much they improve your life versus like how much they degrade your life and so the the leg surgery to make yourself taller i feel like you're probably like not going to be able to run down the street for like a year i think it's like that like it's like you know at least like six months before you can like walk it probably costs a shitload if i had to guess and does it improve your attractiveness and your quality of life like yeah it definitely does but not like i mean shit being two inches taller three inches tall is a fucking big deal you know what increases your pussy value?
1:35:34Having money. Why don't you just go make a bunch of fucking money because it's a bunch of rich motherfuckers that look like shit. Okay, you kind of already have to have made a bunch of money if you're going to spend like 100 grand becoming taller, you know? So like probably that's already part of it. But like, okay, like the hair thing to me is like a no-brainer because yes, it's painful, but it's painful for like a day and then like you let it heal up for like three, four days. Like within a week, you kind of like already almost forgot that you did it expense wise really it's like a couple thousand bucks if you go to turkey and then does it make you look better yes it's like the biggest thing you could do as a dude to look better but you were already married yeah but i'm a public figure i'm on camera every day so you you it brings that much value okay if i look like george costanza with my hairline right here but was it what else would they it was it would be that bad by now.
1:36:28My first hair transplant was in 2009. Maybe 2010. You started early. Maybe 2011. But either way, that's like 15 years. When I got my first one, I was just starting to see the widow peak creep up. By the time, when I think about it now, probably the whole thing would be back here. Realistically. And going bald is not an option because you would look a certain way. I look like a Nazi. yeah i don't like getting my hair shaved like every day or two i just like hate it and i just don't really like the way i look like maybe if i was in really really really good shape i would shave my head but actually now it's like with the hair transplant like my my hairline kind of looks weird like when i shaved my i shaved my head for that boxing match but i didn't go like super short because you could kind of like see the patchwork on my head that like all these areas do not have the same density and it looks a little odd.
1:37:27When it's wet, probably. You can tell. I mean, shit. When you got hair like mine, when it's wet, it's not great. That's when it looks the worst. That's when it's wet. I'm going to be real about that. When I get out of the shower, for sure I look at myself in the mirror like, damn, I got to comb that shit. But the motherfuckers... That's going to dry up in 10 minutes. Yeah, for sure. But the motherfuckers that make themselves taller, don't that like park you for several months? That's like a year. That's like a year. And it's multiple procedures It's like putting you on a crank And stretching your body And it might not work There might be permanent There might be permanent negative effects I'm gonna need my money back like Bussie said Bussie out Alright here we go I don't know it's gonna work Okay 75 ,000 to 150 ,000 To what you're taller Oh shit and that's one leg So you're talking a quarter million.
1:38:24Well, I'll only do one leg. Okay. It involves a three to four month long lengthening phase and a six to nine month consolidation period for a bone to harden. Expect to walk independently in four to five months and then return to sports in nine to 12 months. So when you add in the three to four month leg lengthening phase, you're talking about at least a year before you're going to be able to do sports and shit close to a year and a half it's weird because i've never felt like i was like like being my height inhibiting my life at all i'm 5 10 so that's like average height whatever but now that you're a pussy guy and all you care about is getting laid you should probably start caring more yes because like i didn't realize this until like a couple years ago because it never i didn't really feel like it had ever affected me one of my homies was like bro there's like a certain tier of pussy that if you're under six foot two six you're not gonna get like period there's a lot of pussy that your average person not six foot two so i understand that no okay but there's a stat that basically is like something like 80 percent of women have their dating app profile set to six foot plus i think it is yeah 100 % to the point where I can't, I've never and I've barely tried but I've never really smacked too much shit from Tinder or anything like that.
1:39:50I've knocked bitches in real life or social media and things but I've never been like and I think that's probably the number one reason is because like real life or social media, you think Tinder ain't a social media nigga? No, that's a dating app. I don't consider it social. It's sort of a social media but okay. Nearly 50 % of women on apps like Tinder and Bumble so that their height fills it for men at six foot or taller. So this creates a drastic statistical mismatch on dating apps, considering that only about 14 % to 15 % of U.S. men are actually six foot or taller. I mean, I talked to a girl the other day who told me that she met up with a guy off a dating app.
1:40:23His page said that he was six foot. He gets out of the car. He's five foot. Yeah, see, that's janky. That is so bold. She said it was an actual one foot difference. I'm like, yo, that is a level of boldness that I want to be like that guy. That's amazing. And then to show up five feet. Yeah. To show up and look her in eyes like, yep, it's me. Motherfuckers will show up with, show up bald. They'll have pictures with hair, show up bald. No. Being a foot shorter than what you list yourself as is a whole different level. That's crazy. But, like, I guess he's, in his head, he's like, all right. Like, I had no chance with this bitch.
1:40:59Now I lied, so at least, like, I have a chance for an interaction. I'm most likely going to fail. Because, yeah, you would never get the date if you were honest with your height. but you get the date because you lied about your height, maybe there's a 15 % chance that she still fucks with you. I mean, that's pretty good. The likelihood that she still fucks with you after the foot difference is worse than the likelihood of even getting the date. And not even that, she's going to tell her friends, she's going to post about it on Instagram because you are now like a crazy abusive manipulator. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
1:41:28That's her predator. Like, you're all fucked up, dude. Like, I said that story to Lena, or like Lena was with me when the girl told us, and she was so taken aback just like so offended at the idea that a guy could lie by and listen like if you lie by one inch maybe two inches on social media all right if you say you're six foot six foot two and you're actually six foot a lot of women are going to notice height the height of your shoes is different for everybody you know like if you show up in like tiny ass flip flops versus like some fucking Rick Owens with a sole this big. That could be a two inch difference.
1:42:07So like a girl won't necessarily be able to clock that right away. So I can kind of understand you trying to do that. But the foot is insane. It's egregious. But so do we hold them to the same standard when they lie about their weight, when they know they're 30 pounds heavier than what the fuck they say? That's fucking heavy. Catfishing. Because... But that's what's crazy is that girls on Instagram and OnlyFans do that shit and are rich off. Yeah, and nobody cares. But if it's a dude, it's a big deal. I mean, I think that also... on all we care it just don't get same on the same because men hating on this is one of like the last like completely unequal uh features of our culture is that like a man being critical of a woman's body is viewed as being like so offensive and evil but a woman speaking about a man's body is totally acceptable somehow like you being sensitive about being fat or short or having a little day whatever like taylor swift has a song that is about her ex-boyfriend that's called the shortest man or the the smallest man who ever lived oh shit and the song is her that's a diss exactly she's basically talking about this guy who everybody who watches it knows what guy she's talking about i think it's a matt maddie healy from uh 1970s i forget what dude is but either way the whole song is basically about what a piece of shit this guy was and how bad he treated her and then she says he's the smallest man who ever lived there was a rumor about him having a tiny dick listen as like a diss song as like her as a rapper taylor swift as a rapper i fuck with it i actually really appreciate her being that petty to a guy who wronged her but like on a straight body shaming thing i kept telling my girl i could not get her to actually agree with me i'm like if we break up and i do a diss song and i talk about how you have the biggest pussy in the whole world that is fucked and nobody's gonna side with me men or women they're gonna be horrified they're gonna be horrified and they'll be right to taylor swift is a mega star the biggest artist you can do that shit she's damn near ruining somebody's life think about that guy dating after that no he's supposed to dribble back he's supposed to diss back bro yeah he is a real actor like hollywood so he can't diss back i mean it'd probably be pretty bad for his career for him if If I'm his advisor, I'm like, no, do not clap back at Taylor Swift.
1:44:25What's he going to say? Bitch, you got big feet. You tall. You look like a straight, like a lima bean bitch. If he said that her pussy stuck, right, who am I to debate that? Yeah. I'd never hit. That's a good one. Saying a girl got a sticky pussy is OD crazy because nobody could ever prove it. Because who the fuck? You could never defend yourself. And if you do, you look crazy. And it's like, who could possibly jump in there besides somebody else who fucked you? that's so awkward to be like can you please hop on instagram and say oh i'm pussy don't stink yeah no no no no so you gotta go straight to the box oh you's a lazy fuck you're a pussy weak uh you gonna participate and say a weak ass head you gotta you gotta go straight to shit that everybody you can't come back but also you are you're talking about this from a hip-hop lens in which any of this would ever happen the thing is like she did this fool it's such a subtle way that like He can't really declare that it's about him without admitting that he got a micro.
1:45:22And also, in their world, you just don't clap back. You can't say, hey, bitch, you pussy stink. Tangy Taylor. Tangy Taylor. Yeah, Tangy. Tangy. Tangy Swift. The tangiest box. Hey, bro, I'm going ham. Even if I'm out to the world, I'm small. And then what's her rebuttal? Then T-Swift goes on fucking Tucker Carlson. is like no smell it smell it it's great yeah i know where to pull it no check it out here's morgan i have hired an independent lab of of top smellers who are going to review a sample that we've taken of your vagina and not only that this is going to be like drug testing in the ufc they're going to show up at your house at random intervals and get a sample of your pussy smell maybe we could start the company that would do that yeah a woman could have like a license that proves that she doesn't have a smelly vagina.
1:46:15Yeah, yesterday was straight. Today you got more yeast than a fucking IPA. There's gotta be a huge market for this. There was a show, a reality show, where a girl fought another girl because she said her coochie steak, and she put her finger in her shit and made her smell it. It was like, tell him it don't stink. Bro, that's what I did to Moose Man the other day after I fucked Violet Myers. I walked out, and I was like, yo, my hand smells like Violet's pussy right now. He's like, let me get that. No way. He smells it. he's a man of taste and sophistication he went in the bathroom and jerked off bro he got turned on as fuck but he smelled your dick too no he smelled my finger but you would have fucked her yeah it was the same smell one would assume but your dick is like what kind of shit oh okay you're saying I was touching my own dick as well your dick was inside of her and fucking her and you put your finger inside of her I probably wouldn't like finger her after I put my like I finger her before but not like after I'm already fucking her so you didn't beat your meat also and like touch your meat also.
1:47:14That's fucking disgusting. You gotta be touching it all the time. There is some cock in the mix. That's disgusting. That's important, dude. You're always kind of just standing there doing this. So yeah, smell my meat and violent virus. You gotta keep the thang stimulated the whole time. Hey, that's collateral damage, bro. Nah, for sure. Yo, before we get into any actual topics, which I agree, it's insane. It's been two hours we haven't talked about any actual topics. But I had an idea. All right. So sometimes I read comments. that i adamantly disagree with where people basically accuse me of having substandard hip-hop knowledge let's put it that way okay now i would say that i would fucking destroy 99 of the people watching this right now if we were to do some kind of like hip-hop iq test will i acknowledge that lush is like essentially probably going to be like at the the furthest end of that spectrum uh yeah i would say lush is top one percentile of hip-hop knowledge of like you know the average person in hip-hop his age or whatever what would i say that i'm in the top three to five percent yes why would i bet my life on me being in the top five percent yes so fuck y 'all I just want to start with that but and again put money on it I don't know how I would like sort people that I wanted to debate but put money on it we can debate and whatever he don't know I do and that's my man's and that's why I have you here and that is why I also rely on Chad GPT but um so hey man stop caping nigga let him write out his own beef I ain't gonna let the homie get slimed out gang I ain't gonna get the homie get gonna ride up right right with him against flocco uh bashing no jumper nigga kick back nigga okay you know he might be able to run a few but i ain't gonna let him pack him out you feel me but so while i was having a daydream about that just like contemplating the fact that that is a thing i started to think to myself i'm like what would be like cool content that you could do about learning about hip-hop in like kind of a more structured way you know where like in a way where like it would be undeniable that you had spent or done like the the adequate work to have learned about hip-hop history and this was the idea that i landed on munchie i'll let you go after but the idea that i landed on that i'm not saying i think i need this i'm just saying that this would be fun it would be a cool review 40 days in which each day you do an eight hour stream in which you review one year out of hip-hop history and there's some prep on the back end i i honestly as everything i turned it over to chad gbt right away and said give me give me an eight hour uh lesson plan for 1992 if i was going to do a live stream in which i addressed and analyzed hip-hop and what it gave me was actually like unbelievably impressive basically broke down like the main storylines from that year as well as like here are the other tangential things you know things that you should be talking about etc and i think obviously if you were to go in order it would start pretty slow like you know like 1980 is not going to be as fun as like 1990 but i don't know there's some there's something about it that just seems like really fun about it that being said it's like how am i gonna find like 40 days i guess it would be 45 days if you want to start in 1980 but yeah i don't know that's a massive bro it's a cool idea That shit sound boring, bro.
1:51:19A lot of the fans would think it was boring because a lot of the fans are like, I don't care about one single thing that happened in hip-hop in 1980. I understand that. All right, so if you had you and three other people, a buzzer button and we're doing trivia, bro, running off hip-hop trivia, period. You plus three, I nominate Glasses Malone. What you're describing is something that is entirely different than what I'm describing. But you're challenging your IQ versus people. No, that is not what I'm talking about. I'm not talking about like challenging my IQ or whatever. That was a side tangent that I went into when I was describing the live stream idea, which is what I actually want to discuss.
1:51:59Is that a good idea? Could you commit to that? Eight hours for 45 days. It would be difficult because it's like, when am I going to do interviews? Also, I would have to spend weekends with my family. so that's going to automatically make it take like two and a half months right there why does it have to be eight hour streams out of curiosity okay it doesn't have to be but i do feel like if you were to do 1992 in three hours a bit of a disservice you're just really like not going to be able to get that deep also if you could listen to music that would be really really really important if you were trying to keep it like youtube safe the whole time and not listen to music that would be pretty fucking awful i'll say this you told me not to talk about a horny i was but this conversation got my dick hard as fuck.
1:52:46Like, this is literally everything. Obviously, I'm joking. Don't talk about it, man. Yeah, yeah, be about it. No, I think this is the coolest shit ever. I don't know if the audience gives a fuck, but I would love, obviously, to be highly involved. There's nothing more I like talking about. Well, one thing I learned with you, though, is that it's like if you want to do any kind of like reaction stream, the Drake album stream really set this in stone for me, is that it's a challenge, especially with you, because you just tend to be very verbose. Yeah, I could dial it back. Yeah. I mean, it would be nice.
1:53:23Doing eight hours by yourself would be, that's a lot. Why not do top 20 influential things in hip-hop that year? I mean, you could structure it like that, too, yeah. Like, do the top 20, and that way. Honestly, that would make it really easy, because otherwise, like, okay, but if you talk about the year that like pot got killed it's like 96 are you really gonna like spend are you gonna give that like one fifth of the stream or excuse me like five percent of the stream because if you have 20 things then you're basically like if you want to give each of them equal weight well you give them whatever weight you want it's still as long as you cover the top 20 and and whatever is of a higher magnitude you spend more time with but i think that way it could keep you structured and boom boom boom this also happened and this happened at this because then not only would it be for hip hop you could segue into other topics as well with your top 20 and real talk like i could what you talking about i could do this shit without any frame of reference i have all this shit like like literally you could name any year particularly from like the golden era 90s all that i could give you a top 10 but not even just albums of the year but per region i could tell this was cracking in the south this is what was going on in the midwest like this is i love this shit bro region wouldn't be cool just across the board hip-hop yeah that too but but i do think the thing is what the reason i brought that up munchie is because i feel like these conversations tend to really neglect an overall yeah yeah it'll be like oh this is what was cracking in hip-hop but then they'll completely leave out.
1:54:59Oh, this is the mid-90s, but we're not going to talk about the His Tape movement that was going on in Memphis. We're not talking about DJ Screw and what was happening in Houston, even though it was super pivotal and influential. Okay, but if you're talking about the biggest topics from each individual year, yeah, a lot of regional fringe phenomenons are going to get left out. Yeah, and I think there's a way to not leave them out. It ain't the top 20, bro. them yeah possible because you can't talk about the top the the best high school football teams of 1980 is you know how many high schools there are for sure like it is just like it's too broad like you have to narrow it but you probably could talk about that now because the the data about like high school football teams is probably like pretty well documented right like you could probably like easily search that data now right you could but then it but also who gives a fuck who gives a fuck like about all of that shit like not who wants to know about like if you're going to encyclopedia of hip hop that's the whole difference okay if you wanted to do a two hour a day thing like what we're describing year by year no but don't do hip hop as a whole do la because i think you could do two hours two hours each year in la hip hop and two hours might be like a nice amount of time to cover that shit even though there will be certain years where you'll just be like there be certain years where you're just like what the fuck we're talking about one topic for two hours that's fine 2006 7 8 will be a little rough you feel me but like but shit after that the motherfuckers will be like hey dude fucking atlanta do new york yeah yeah yeah i think that's the show on the road yeah like no i think this is super cool it's about when you start because if you start in 1980 you are alienating a lot of people also what if you went backwards oh that's side too although that'd be weird because obviously like the stuff from like 1992 is massively informing the conversation you're going to have the next day about 1993 it would be weird to have the conversation about 1993 and then your conversation about 1992 is like oh right and that's this happened which is why that thing happened the year after like it would be strange i would do like i would make it from like origins to 86 or like 85 and then like 86 to 90 and then have those b2 episodes and then you could kind of go year by year and i would have to pick up oh four oh three because because because really know what i'm talking about but but that's part of the value of it is that you would be basically like educating yourself about things hip-hop wise that you have would not be like natural to you obviously like we know about the artist that we liked during the years that we were actively listening to hip-hop all that is pretty easy but like to do it about because especially like by the time you get to modern times if you want to talk about fucking 2018 for eight hours yeah you're gonna have to fucking dive deep on travis scott you're gonna talk about like all kinds of shit like you might not really like want to talk about but they were important you know well it's like and if you look at like most people when they think of west coast hip-hop la in particular they think it starts with nwa but there is a whole decade damn near preceding that people don't really know too much about Rodney Owen Joe Cooley or Toddy T or like early Ice-T legacy and things like that which are highly instrumental to everything that's still going on to this day like Kendrick that that song uh like that sampled Rodney Owen Joe Cooley you know I'm saying like people everlasting bass that was a huge LA record but yeah but people don't even realize that but it's kind of cool to kind of just set the framework And then it makes all the different references people make hit that much harder.
1:58:43That's why when I'm doing a reaction stream and we're like listening to Drake, I understand everything this fool is trying to do. So it's like, oh, wow. And I caught it. So that's why it excites me. Pause. But I feel like when people get the context and the music becomes a lot more interesting. What made you think about this, though? What I said about people saying that I don't know about hip hop or that we're not like a real hip hop platform. Because my thing is you were doing your, you started doing your own daily thing. Yeah, yeah. But you didn't follow through with that. I have been a little all over the place.
1:59:16It's just hard to find your lane when you're doing as many fucking podcasts as I do and everything else, you know? How do you, do you feel like better about the Monday show? You had been gone for a while. This is your first time back. Yes, it was pretty good. How long have you been gone? I think I missed two or three episodes of the Monday show. but I mean my intention with doing like a Monday show as well as a Friday show was kind of like to have it be optional if I'm going to be on it like if I have a week where I don't have as much going on I could be on all of them or if I'm out of town that I could not be or whatever but I want it to be like the No Jumper show rooted but then like you know swap people out here and there like Doughboy stop looking for Adam he's back like so he's got a whole daddy issue going on.
2:00:05Who gives a fuck? Rock out. He knocked the ear. I liked it that Friday when Jessica was there. I thought it was late. She's a cool quarterback though. It was interesting and I feel like I have to spend more time with her on camera. I gotta tear her down a little bit. What do you mean? She's like a radio host. It doesn't sound like a podcast. So Rios. It's like the word on the streets is that you and pun haven't been seen eye to eye. What's the tea? I get it. She's a little structured versus the conversation type based. You know what I mean? I appreciate something about her. It definitely needs work.
2:00:48I would like to get her on the pod with me so I could really get to know her a bit better. We should have her like on here soon. Maybe. A lot of people are probably wondering where Jay Hood is. I'm going to be real with you. um me lush and munchie did the podcast last friday and it was kind of a weird It's a real realization for me to just be like, oh, this is what it was like when we did the No Jumper show and it was just me, Lush and Brick, baby. Obviously, Munchies is his own person, but it's kind of similar. It had those vibes and it felt really good. And it felt cool because it was like, damn, we three-handed and we are able to speak a bunch more and it feels a little bit more contained and like, you know, a little bit more room to breathe.
2:01:35and I feel like last Friday's podcast which is members only everybody watching this I think you'll love it but go watch that but it just kind of made me think okay what if we did that three but then we put Rios in there and what if we maybe tried J-Hood on the Friday episode which is the plan right now for him to be on with you guys on Friday or whatever but I don't know I still just want to keep toying with the cast and really like I don't want to get like oh this guy's been on the podcast 10 times in a row boom like he's on the podcast forever and we can never right you know it's like i just i really want this to be the premier best podcast on no jumper and i feel like i need to keep moving the chess pieces around a little bit to try to get the perfect balance and uh yeah it's like i fuck with jay hood i really like him i think he's great but I just wanted to try it with a little bit of a different energy do you feel like um because do you feel like it was such a scramble to kind of quote unquote fill the void of brick that it was oh let's get as many people as possible because he fulfills so many roles low-key it's like it's always kind of been just like natural falling in place together you know like the an hefe thing i don't know does anybody even like remember like consciously adding in f8 to the podcast kept coming back wasn't it me you and munchie like at one point though just for a little yeah yeah yeah i like this people keep asking why i keep wearing sunglasses i'm not gonna lie like i just been smoking hella blunts and i just i don't know what it is but it just kicked in it's probably gonna stop at some point i bought two ounces of weed off dell and i've just been rolling thick doinks ever since doinky oinks and i gotta i gotta chill my girl keeps getting mad at me i walk in the house she looks at me she's like why the fuck are you so high and i'm like god damn it aren't you like allowed to be high yeah but like sometimes when i'm like overly high
2:03:43i know it's the same word high but like the way i'd be high and the way you'd be high is different no i'd be getting fried you feel me i guess that's a good way to put it yeah i get high you get fried yeah i get fried the out but like yeah i'm a loader it's all right you feel me yeah no you you got a whole different thing going on but also like okay so with you like i feel like your benign use of marijuana is pretty back to the rotation though so like so you as far as Friday what three and then rotate the fourth is what you saying I don't know but all I know is that this Friday is going to be Lush, Munchy, Rios and Jay Hood as far as I know at this time where'd Lush go he just walked away he's like college he just walk out take a piss or something do you remember would you rather him ask In high school, you had to ask to pee.
2:04:38And then all of a sudden, you get to college, and you can just pee. The professor don't give two fucks about what you got going on. You ain't never been to college, nigga. I went to college for two years. Oh, for real? Yeah. Long Beach City? UMass Lowell and Middlesex Community College before that. Middle what? Massachusetts. Middle sex? You know, that's crazy based on you're an adult performer, and you went to Middlesex. And I'd be in the middle. That's crazy. bitches quite often yeah right it makes sense and i used to have to map quest my directions to and from the school i'd have to like keep how often you went there i know but i can't forget even before gps i would still be like hella zoned out i'd be in laws driving home i'd be like all of a sudden i'm in boston i'm like way out of the way like this just took me like three hours too long bro you're bad question printing out the shit yeah every time you're too young for that Not to a place that I'm going all the time.
2:05:36I would just keep it in the center. And then maybe I'll try to do it off memory. And then I'll fuck up. All of a sudden, I'm lost. I don't print out. You print it out on your computer before iPhones. It was like a piece of paper that gave you turn-by-turn directions. You remember a TomTom? Yeah. You just have the special GPS thing just hanging there in your car before the phone? Damn, the Garmin. The Garmin, the TomTom. That's crazy. I think I'm too young. I remember the first time that like I had a friend in like 2005 and he was like yeah I don't even know how to get to any of my friends houses anymore because I just put it in the GPS every time I get in the car and I'm just like what?
2:06:14Like that's fucked fast forward like a couple years that was me. No that will like a GPS will babysit you to where you gotta type it in all the time. But are you fucked if you don't have the phone numbers? I don't know. I don't know a phone number. You don't know a phone number? Don't go to jail. Zero numbers. That's a nightmare They go to jail Don't have no numbers You gotta have numbers Locked in No You gotta remember They're important people You know numbers You know your wife's number Yeah That's crazy I know my dad's My mom's He comes back with a bong I only remember My mama number I used to remember My second baby mama number But I forgot that shit You don't know not one Just my mama Just your mom Yeah I need to remember them though I remember all my old phone numbers Every one number I need a five I just remember my bro number.
2:07:02I couldn't call him when we went to jail because he was in jail with me. Do you... Do you... I was going to say, the only one that I know is my childhood home phone. That number don't even exist no more, right? No. You can't say. I remember that number too. One of my old numbers, my old home numbers, I remember that. I need to make that a passcode. The one that I gave out 10 trillion times throughout my childhood. And then also, I know the cell phone that I had before my current one, which I had for probably like 10 years. That number I had for forever. You always remember like your girlfriend's number from when you're like arguing with her.
2:07:45You have to call it and give it time. Not me. Like, why you just don't push call? Why you have to remember it? Oh, you're all blocked and you call it for somebody else's number. Yes. That's what happens when you get blocked. And as I know, y 'all not cheaters. Exactly. Because you don't store. Well, I don't. I used to do that. No, no, no. It was such a headache. No, no, no. You save the bitches' names like ass dudes' names. But that gets so confusing as time goes by. And especially when I had a fake phone number that I was using, the text now number. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, my God. So if you store a nigga under David, you know what I'm saying?
2:08:22And it's a bitch. And she's like, what up, baby? You feel me? I don't even want to go through that. What? Oh, my God. No, you, Davey, text you. I'd be like, he's from Detroit. He's my baby. It's like girls have different rappers. She's like, why are you not picking up when Rick Ross is going? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't really want to talk to Big Sean right now. I'm not trying to drop a 16. Big Sean, he's always bothering me, bro. I can't talk to this motherfucker right now. It's so annoying. God. Why does that shit sound familiar with the rapper theme? Somebody did that. For real? That shit sound familiar.
2:08:51Like somebody talked about that on the interview. That's a funny one. save girls with like dude names that would like kind of like remind me of who they were so if it's like vanessa carlton i'd write like carl carl stewart v con yeah you know like crazy that's the homie v con v con he always hit me up i just throw them under the homies names but spelled differently but then that shit got fucked up answering the phone like what up oh i was a bad cheater well like i had like okay i was talking to this girl she's a barber right she like she was a barber and so i just saved her name as my barber's name but it was like a variation of that and then like yeah it's too close trouble it's too close yeah yeah because then what one time she calls and i'm like what's up bro and it's her i'm like bad connection click exactly yeah that would still be i used to start in a barbershop or something you know i spelled it i spelled it my barber's name but i spelt out the letters of his name different it was i just it was dumb it was something like my bitch was at the time was super on my helmet was actually like looking through shit so you was fucking the bitch that was cutting your hair oh um well actually i wasn't even fucking her but she was making my girl super jealous for whatever reason so yeah i remember this one uh i'm i might have okay i think i told you that I can't go to my barber no more because my bitch tweaking on me about it.
2:10:23Okay. Yeah, and she was bad as fuck, fool. I love her. She's so fine. Gotcha, fool. She's so fine, fool. There you go. She's so fucking bad, fool. Okay. Okay, I want to talk about this topic because it is actually in the title of this video. Also, can we talk about... Okay, so the people at home need to know this. The typing competition. We did it on the Monday episode, right? It's basically like you type as fast as you can for like 60 seconds, and then it gives you a score that is your words per minute. Okay. I did it. I got, I think, 91. You got a 91? 91 words per minute. My first time ever trying to do it, I've always known I was pretty good at typing, but I was kind of surprised I did that good.
2:11:11Dope Boy was saying that you can do better than me. he got like a 31 if i recall correctly so he hit about a third of what my rate was remo saw the episode he starts talking shit in the group chat being like nah i got you adam i got you and i'm like no there's no way remo sends a 120 oh no that's no that's like secretary level that no that is like course on the level of you are a professional like you're trying to do this like For real, for real. No, that's like a court stenographer. I got to see him do it. I got to see him do that. That's two words a second. No, that's like the court transcriber.
2:11:52The fact that he's 33 % better than me, and I thought I was really good. I'm not going to lie. I was like, damn, I'm really nice. Let's go to this nigga go to. Remo? Somewhere in the south for sure, yeah. He must be on the internet typing, looking shit. Like, how the fuck you get 120? I'm surprised just because to me, it's like I spend so much of my life on a computer. He's a lot younger. I feel like he spends a lot of time on his phone working and shit I used to write blog posts for a living every single day over and over and over for like 10 years and for like 10 years before that I was on message boards and shit every single day I have the training to be a typist I don't know why Remo has that skill set because he don't seem like he probably has to do that that often I think everybody has a computer class where you put your thumbs on the but he actually took it serious I mean like real I can type alright I can type pretty fast I don't know if I can do 91 but I can no fuck I can do alright I'll smoke Doughboy apparently I could guess I'm down to try it I feel like Doughboy is probably like the worst yeah but scoring 120 makes a motherfucker not want to take the test check game because I would not want to be Doughboy at 30 when somebody's at one yeah right no your 1 5th your 1 5th is valuable of a typist okay so like but my dad like he would dictate he's a screenplay writer and he would dictate scripts to his secretary so his secretary he would always talk oh roberta is like 135 words a minute and she was like um able to compete with the people that were some of the fastest typers that's dope but so remo is in the same i i am that's crazy yeah i'm planning on making another revelation about my words per minute because i didn't practice last night but my plan is to practice for like a couple minutes a day for the next like week or two and then just come out with like a 130 and just knock Remo on his ass.
2:13:44Because I got like a 91 or whatever, but that's me first try with a room full of people talking and I'm doing it without ever having thought about doing this before. Remo sat at home and got to try that a bunch of times before he sent it. What was Moose Man's? He didn't do it. Can I try? This gives me a concern, but what nobody's talking about is this makes me nervous, more nervous for Doughboy in this Spody Face fight. Because the way he over - Exactly. Confidence for the typing thing. Yes. It makes me nervous for how he's overconfident on the - Hey, Adam, I can out-type you. Hey, Lush, I'm going to smoke you in a rap battle.
2:14:22Hey, Spody Face, I can beat you up. Hey, I get pussy. You feel me? Hey, I fucked a bitch. Hey, I'm funny. Yeah. Hey, I'm funny. Holy shit. Hey, that's like this in his head, bro. Hey. Makes me fucking nervous for this dude, man. But the thing about it is that, like, I am apparently three times better than Doughboy at typing. There's no way that Spodeface is only three times better at fighting than Doughboy. He's got to be at least ten times better at fighting. Turtle from Fodys? What are we talking about, bro? Hey, let me ask you something. Do the gang aspect get y 'all a little bit more confident?
2:15:03Sure. Yeah, I'll tell you why. Why? I know that not every gang member got chunks like that. I know that they can't all fight like that, right? But when it's somebody that I've heard of and, like, I know. And just the fact that when you said that you haven't had a fight since 2003 or some bullshit. Like, all right. You're from a gang. He'll beat you up. He told us so much shit that assisted in us, like, assuming and understanding that. It's not just a gang thing, bro. Somebody said that Remo's good at times because he's a court stenographer. Literally what me and Munchie said. That is court stenographer numbers.
2:15:42Straight the fuck up. Saying that he actually is one. I'm pretty sure he is. No, I didn't say he was, but he's skilled. It playing into the Remo as a cop thing. Yeah, for sure he is. Which I'm really into. Now this makes me question everything about Doughboy. About his confidence in what he does. Like, dude. Wait, I want Lush to go one time, but I want to go first. I don't know why. I just want to do one more. I'm going to get fucked up. All right. I don't know. All right. That was not going. Wasn't that going? I don't know why I say the quick. It should say the quick. Nevermind. I mean, this looks different than the one that I did the other day.
2:16:19The quick brown Fox, which is the one that I did. Should I, should I look at my go hang a salami? I'm a lasagna hug.
2:16:29History. Which one is the one? Oh, A lot of dirty videos. Wasn't it like monkey type or something? Oh, it was like monkey type. That's right. Man, they're about to eat that up. Monkey type. You're going to eat a monkey? Oh, he's racist. Oh, yeah. Doesn't sound good. Why'd you choose that one? Oh, shit. Oh, okay. Here we go. 30 seconds. Doughboy just said I added 20 to my... He just scored a 50.
2:17:19oh yeah this is ridiculous oh you're hard fool oh i went up to 99. your lr okay damn all right all right damn 99 honestly I feel like I can definitely get significantly higher than that. That was okay. What's the best way to just retake it? Is there a button? It's gone. Sorry, as soon as I start typing? I got an idea. This nigga less about to embarrass himself. He might kill it.
2:18:09you can just keep going yeah it's better to just keep going probably well i didn't think you're breathing hard
2:18:17that's crazy he's about to put up double in on 47 you sound like 50 % better than double in but that was alright what's she say We gotta work on our craft in private And then return You know I know I can do way better I can see you were scared Why you was breathing so hard I was like I don't know It's weird too because people talking Makes it way harder But then also like not talking Feels really weird since it's a podcast And you're kind of like expecting to be talking the whole time But 99 % That's impressive My show was 93 % though Two and a half hours in I gotta take a piss When the fuck was that shit 93?
2:19:01I can't say it right now I said 47 words per minute though He had 99 words per minute Which is even crazier Where'd you be smack with me? A hundred bro Nah for real man my boy smack me Hey man nah he gonna be a pecker But so what? I gotta look You one finger method? I mean I took a peck class That's how I know you guys are real because y 'all never were like, oh, Lush, why you talking about these hoes? Why you tripping on pussy? You guys don't care that I was talking about getting pussy. You were encouraging me. I just wanted... He thought it was funny. Look, if you did the advertising you did, at least get some responses and you did.
2:19:48I got what I wanted. If you just airballed completely, I'd be like, all right, blood, you tripping. It might look crazy to like, but I Yeah, you posted the same exact thing to three different platforms. X, Facebook and Instagram. Because it was like you know what, like shit. You put out a mass message. Yeah, exactly. It's like I might knock a random horny ass skoom off of Twitter you know? Did you know that it was, as you're writing the type of that, you know that it's gonna get play on the platforms. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. You knew that that was gonna go crazy? 1000%. Like, but I here's my thing, like.
2:20:23Cause I just wanna know if you're like that conscious and that aware at the time oh yeah yeah it's not like oh like hey i want pussy i'm gonna go on the facebook no like i was like yeah like i'm a fucking i'm i'm horny right now but i'm also like hey regardless let me capitalize off of it because even if let's say i get no responses is something funny to talk about on the podcast wait fuck it let's switch i want to ask you a question because they was talking about the trap lord ross and hefe thing yeah if they get mad yeah at trap lord ross being there first off Trappler Ross is not a real journalist that's debatable right?
2:20:58He's not held to a standard who does he get in trouble with if he gets the information wrong? Well yeah there's an audience who holds him accountable and like oh you're fucked for this but then also what if and Hefe's like fuck I want to be the one I don't want you to be benefiting off me I don't fuck with you but also like I want to be the one to present information because I'm also have my own page I have my own page and you're out here free getting to put the shit out before I even get to talk. This is like if Fox News gets accused of his... Why y 'all keep comparing these people to news? Well, I mean, because it is the field of fucking journalism, dude.
2:21:37Why do we need to compare it to anything to just say that it is absurd for NFA to think that he is going to be able to control how people report on his... I'm not about listening to what Rio said, though. He said because he wants to be the one to break the news on his platform so he's like i'm deprioritizing your i mean that's something that like nearly everybody has to get used to at some point is that your story is probably not going to get the most views by you talking about it that like if i get hit by a car even if i'm live streaming it it's going to be some guy who makes a youtube video about me getting hit by the car that is going to get all the views for sure yeah i got the gun pulled on me i didn't even like talk about it for like a week right yeah you know but imagine being in jail and you're still being able to present your shit your information and then you go to court and you see the motherfucker you can't stand but he didn't see him he didn't see him he didn't see him he just hurt he realized he was there later he's like if i saw you i would have had you removed from the court oh yeah he's i heard because because ross even said as soon as like i would be hot too ross even told me like as soon as i talked to him about it i was like oh he's like yeah i don't think ann was happy that i was there that's what he said but i mean the thing about like ross not being a journalist or whatever is like now he's spending like multiple days per week at the courthouse in the morning reporting on what's going on like you don't have to work for the new york times to be a journalist you don't have to like work for anybody in order to like hold yourself to a pretty decent standard like the definition of a journalist is a professional who researches gathers and verifies information to present news to the public which is pretty much the definition of what the definition of ross is doing the only difference would be that you know he is probably more willing to entertain and post about conjecture hearsay and rumors than somebody who writes for the New York Times is obviously massively constrained by the fact that they're not allowed to talk about things that haven't been properly vetted and reported on.
2:23:42Accountability. Yeah, that's huge though. That's fucking huge. But I still don't feel like I feel like Ross is being a lot more honest with his audience than a lot of people probably want to present him as being. I don't think it's the he want to report his own story. I think it's more so when he reports him, Traveler Ross is more so on the negative side. He ain't never bearing good news. You know what I'm saying? So that's what I think it is. I think he is though because in Antjefe's case in particular, his take from Antjefe's case was basically like, I think Antjefe has a pretty good shot at beating this.
2:24:20And keep in mind, the same day he went to Dirk's trial, I'm pretty sure, and his thoughts on the Dirk trial was basically like, they're not going to be able to roll up these Chicago murders into his LA murder case and basically that is probably very good for Dirk. He reported positive things on both of those cases and I don't even think he was being honest when he reported positive shit about Ann Heffitt's case. I think he was just lying and he was just trying to make it sound better than it actually was because I don't think anything actually happened in court that day that looked good for Ann.
2:24:55He didn't say nothing. What did he say? He saw me and looked surprised. That's it, right? Yeah, that's what he did say. That's what he said. He might have gone to another one, the original thing, and have I said that he didn't see Ross. If he did see him, he would have told him to leave. Yeah, but okay, and whether or not he did what Ross said is seeing me and looks like the look on his face looks surprised. He said that and then he said he was lying. What did he report? I don't even remember. I don't remember either. It wasn't anything that important. I don't think he liked him being here because, you know, the stigma that come with.
2:25:32But it was the first court date after his bail. He has a bail hearing in August, like next week, I believe, or like two weeks from now. And it was the first one after that. Well, is this something that he's been doing, showing up to the court? Yeah. So is this something? Yes, yes. No, he has been doing it, and he's even had other auxiliary. he's been covering the David thing. David fairly new. I mean, he's been doing it for the past few months. Ross only even been out here for a year and a half. No, he's been out here for a couple minutes. Like about a year, yeah. That might have been a shock to have they seen him like, this motherfucker's up in here?
2:26:14I told Ross, you keep going back because he said you're not allowed to be there. You are allowed to be there. You got to stand on your journalistic principles and you need to keep going. but he probably don't want to for Ant he might not want to Ross is scared that he's gonna get beat up by some ETGs posted up in the courtroom that's the other thing but he has a relationship too with Ant because he fucked with no jumper you feel me like they was in the same group chat you feel me like fools that group chat got so many people in it yeah I'm just saying though I feel like that Ross wants to preserve that relationship to a degree.
2:26:55He don't want to... No, he's just going to be respectful and just not come since he asked, I guess. Yeah, that's what I'm saying, though. But if it was somebody else, it'd be like, fuck it. But Ross don't want to be like ops with anybody unnecessarily. So, you know... Especially not Ant. And he didn't like say or like do anything disrespectful to Ant. He just took it that way for some reason. Go visit him and be like, hey, man, I'm recovering this shit. You know what I mean? Like, if you can show up to my court date in my court, like, why not pop up on it? Also, if you're the guy, right? If you're a guy that's already had a pretty checkered past when it comes to the judicial system and all that, and you now facing potential life sentence, and a guy that's known for documenting serial killers and gang murders and people that...
2:27:43Yeah, I'd be a little bit leery to see this motherfucker in my damn trial, too. That's the point. Does that make sense? How does that not make sense? Because Trabuir Ross's job, what he does is he covers salacious, newsworthy shit. Now, you have a murder charge. You are a celebrity. That is salacious. That is of note to the public. Will you be convicted of this murder? We don't know. That's not up to him. He can't do anything to make that more or less likely. Why is a member of the media being at your gore date in any way even up for debate? Yeah, Ant can feel whatever the fuck he wants to feel about it.
2:28:22Yeah, that's my problem. It's how Ant is. That's my point. But the question is, why do we feel that way? Because when he delivered the news, Trevler Ross, it's never. It's not good news. It's not good news. But it is a lot of times. Like that day, talking about Ant. He made it into a positive story. You said he lied about. Would you rather watch Family Matters or Baddies? Baddies. Baddies, right? Yes. Nobody want to hear about nobody fucking. I'm saying Family Matters. I'm saying Family Matters. I'm saying Family Matters. I'm saying Family Matters. I'm saying Family Matters. I'm saying Family Matters.
2:28:49for the sake of his point. If it's some good news, man, or if it's more than likely, Trapp don't even want to cover it. Okay, but this is the thing. He has a murder case. We know why he's going to cover it. Trapp or Ross can have a positive or a negative reaction, but he's not really doing that much opinion. He's just reporting on what actually happened. But y 'all be failing to realize how much public opinion, perception, that matters. If I had a murder case and I walked out into the courtroom and I saw somebody that I didn't like, you know what I would do? Nothing. Because it's not, I don't control who gets to be there.
2:29:28Yeah, but the point is what? I think he could. No, he can't. We looked it up. Yeah, you looked it up, but I'm telling you, if he did, why is he, they'll make him leave. I'm telling you about this. He should push his luck. You're being really intellectual. Look at it from a human perspective. You're an jefe. You're fighting for your life. I get your point. Yes, I get that he has emotions. Why do we keep having to say that? It's not his right to kick him out of the courtroom. No, but I understand why he wants to. What can't happen, but it will happen. I get why he wants to. If I was him, I would go.
2:30:03Because even beyond the obvious, you want to see familiar, supportive faces. I get it. But this is warm faces. This is not about what you want. Hey, I come in the courtroom with 1090 Jake and I'm a... What the fuck? Why is he here? This is the whole problem with having a murder case is you don't get to decide who's at your courtroom, in your courtroom. For sure. You have given up that privilege. I could bet you any kind of money he could be asked to leave the courtroom versus somebody that's a real journalist with a media pass. I would like to gamble on that, personally. I would like to. Because he's not like a real journalist.
2:30:40Well, if Ant really wanted to make it an issue and he was like, oh, this person needs to be removed from the court, he wouldn't be there. He could have him removed if it was that serious. Yeah, no, I mean, I'm pretty sure. What do you think he's going to say? You got to stop listening to ChatGBT. Well, he would probably tell his lawyer, like, hey, this person right here has negative intentions and is here for satirical purposes. No, but that's ridiculous. Okay, so if I say that. His lawyer will address the judge and why he don't want this particular person here. Yeah. And he won't be allowed. I'm sure they'll use better legalese than I came up with right now.
2:31:15I know for a fact, bro. I've seen people remove exactly that's the whole point now do I believe that Trapler Ross has a right to be there yes I do believe Trapler Ross has a right to be there do I if I'm what I want him there nah and because and my partner then I don't want him there you feel me like TMZ got more action of being in there than to him because they got the credentials bro Alex Alonzo who covered the Nipsey Hussle if I was I would rather have Alex and fucking them. But I'm saying it hit different and people got different shit to stand on versus like just a content creator. So basically there are a lot of different situations in which a person who is facing trial might be able to have a person removed.
2:32:00The problem for you guys in this wacky ass argument that you're making is that absolutely none of these in any way relate to Trapalor. So if he wants to stand on his square and say, no, I need to be in this courtroom, there's absolutely no way that they're going to be removing. I don't know about that. I mean, you can listen to it. I mean, that's cool. I'm interested. If you could provide a source that would say. No, I could provide those. I go off experience, bro. Like, I mean, that's cool, though. ChatGBT be rocking. I mean, I just, you know, I don't have a better source than to ask the AI. Do you feel like at this point, like if we're intelligent enough, we can kind of manipulate ChatGBT to provide answers?
2:32:39does that not strike you as you trying to spin the conversation into a different realm by saying that somehow some way this is not an accurate summary of how that would be handled i i don't feel like that 100 is though because there is a lot of instances if if a defendant in a in a serious you're going to say things that you wouldn't say if you were reading what's on the screen if they if the youtuber is actively intimidating witnesses attempting to talk to the jury harassing the family if the presence of the youtuber puts the physical safety of the defendant in uh at risk if the youtuber is legal the youtuber is legally required to follow strict rules on recording in california taking photos or recording video inside the courtroom without prior written judicial permission is prohibited and subject to sanction she's not doing he's not doing any of these things at all oh actually i don't know safety concerns i'm a lawyer the lawyer gonna say what he said Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
2:33:34So get them out of here. Yeah, safety concerns. And obviously the lawyer could put up some bullshit argument. But if he chooses to fight against it at all, then they will fail and he will be in the courtroom for the entirety. I mean, I mean, think about how many people who are at trial have adversarial relationships with the media. Like, do you think that Diddy or fucking Epstein in a prior time? Do you think that Trump likes all the journalists that are sitting in the courtroom with him? What I do believe is the most powerful fucking person in the court. But they do their best to try to regulate them.
2:34:05All the people you name, the people that are sitting in on that shit, they got credentials. But you don't need credentials to be in the courtroom. But some of them you need permission. Some, but not this one. No, no, no. But he's easily excusable, bro. I mean. On the basis of what, though? You guys got to tell me why. No, no, no. Here's the cool part. Is Traveller going to have someone else come by? I like the idea of him being removed from the courtroom. But you have to explain a reason why. Because like you said, bullshit argument. lawyers they represent the guilty all the time so they come up with narratives that pose them as innocent so he go get up there and say what he gotta say to have this nigga out of here.
2:34:42The thing is that they couldn't even find anything that would be able to be used against Ross. Well tell him to go back for the experiment. You should. Yeah for the experiment. Imagine he like Ed Hefe the guy who's on trial is like yelling at him like get him out of the court. He's not on trial. but he's going to Vistro. Well, presumably. I think it's not wise to try to, just out of the strength of trying to piss somebody off while they're on trial. But what about him going to the courtroom should logically piss Aunt Jefe off? It's like, I feel like you guys are all kind of under the... Hey, hey, hey, but you can't even act to...
2:35:17Let me finish what I was saying. You guys are all under the spell of Aunt Jefe's paranoia. Like, you guys are all acting like his opinion on not wanting Ross in the room is a lot more, like, justifiable. than it actually is because actually he doesn't have a fucking leg to stand on you know you you ready to respond instead of understand what people say let me finish what i was about to say all right what are you saying i was gonna say for his own safety because if somebody's on trial for their for life right like they're fighting some shit they do do drastic things and will have like i don't think it's good for him to be doing that if somebody can do what somebody can do like it's i don't think it's fucking worth it like you're saying he's taunting the streets by going to the I'm not saying he is talking to the streets.
2:36:00I'm just saying the fact that the possibility is there. Is it worth it to even be there? That's the whole thing. Ross should stand on business. He shouldn't let some thugs intimidate him. Man, Ross, don't listen to that, bro. Don't do it to prove a point. If Ross was standing on journalism shit like, I really want to get this story, then do it. Not because Adam said you should just go anywhere. If the lawyer is able to prove that he is attempting to influence jurors or violently already read that and obviously doesn't influence this at all. You gotta love how Lush was in such a hurry to read something.
2:36:32He reads it and it's like you can hear it. You can see his brain realizing that this has nothing to do with what we're talking about. It does though. God damn it. That's the only thing that he can do. That's the only thing I'm saying. That you know when you see Trapp you're like uh oh. That's it. That's all I'm saying. I mean yeah that's not really. Well, no, like literally like it is pretty difficult per chat GBT. And even I like because I feel like you had one that was very slighted towards Ross. So I had one that was equally slighted towards the thing you read is something that it already said on the screen.
2:37:12Well, no, what I just even through my own search results, it turned out like you did your own search results and you weren't able to find anything that wasn't on the screen. Do you think will show up to courtroom day courtrooms? You don't even live here. But do you think he would? Do I think he would? He never has. He shouldn't, right? I would advise him not to show up. If we've learned anything over the last couple of years, it's that all these gangster motherfuckers ain't going to do shit to a regular person. See, that's from somebody who hasn't seen. I've seen and witnessed the actual opposite of what you're saying.
2:37:48You've seen gang members assault journalists over documenting them? I have friends that are locked up for life for terrorist threats right now. like do tear stress and doing things i just feel like the average like gang members on trial or whatever is not able to justify taking the risk of what would happen if you threaten a member of the media because it's so obviously going to be presented to the public and you're so obviously going to be charged if you do that and that's why i can't really think of a time where that has happened it's been done for less is what i'm trying to tell you when all the time a journalist anybody that you want that is worst I understand you saying it could happen I'm just saying it doesn't happen worse than a journalist a witness is worse than a journalist a witness is kind of a different thing though yeah but I'm saying if they'll do that to a witness what do you think they'll fucking do to a journalist I don't think that that and not a real journalist but that doesn't make sense because you're trying to killing a witness not killing his ass okay but killing a witness makes perfect sense because that witness is going to be the person who puts you in jail.
2:38:49Killing a journalist does not make any sense because the journalist is not bringing anything to the table that's greater than what the court is bringing to the table. Hey, Trapp, he picked the best seat in the house, right? He sat next to Aunt Homie, right? Sat right next to him. So it ain't enough for them to just get them on them and breathe them. Don't nobody want to kill Trappler Ross? If Aunt Homies are so stupid that they beat up Trappler Ross for reporting on his case, then they deserve the full weight of whatever happens to people who attack people in federal courtrooms. So now you're talking about the intelligence of the people that you say don't have intelligence.
2:39:26I mean, I'm just saying that I don't think anybody's going to do that. I don't think Anne Huffman's going to do that. You can't cite intelligence when you talk against the intelligence of the people. So your argument is basically like people can break the law so therefore law-abiding people should change their behavior because they should be afraid of people break the law. My attitude is no, I'm not going to live my life in fear of criminals. Well, he's also saying that you call those people stupid and maybe they are. I didn't say that they're stupid. I actually said that I don't think that they're so stupid that they're going to beat up a journalist in a courtroom or outside of a courtroom which would almost certainly get you charged.
2:40:06Why does it have to be in a courtroom or outside of a courtroom? At that particular courtroom, it's a whole lot of asses. Why do they continue them at the grocery store? The thing about that is that you got to do it. You got to do it. That's my attitude. It's like, if you're mad at me and you want to kill me, fucking do it. And for the past three and a half years that I've been talking all this shit, nobody has done anything. Not a car waiting outside of my building. Not a person standing over here. You got fired over. Ten years ago for something that had absolutely nothing to do with any of this.
2:40:36But either way, what we've learned from 6ix9ine is you can snitch and nobody will do anything. That's bad. What we've learned from people like Flacco is you can make YouTube videos from people like Academics. You can become filthy rich off of insulting gay members and criminals, and nobody is going to do anything. But you said when restricted movies. When is Flacco coming back out here? He was out here for three years straight. When is he going to do a lot? No. He wasn't. Whoa, he didn't go crazy like this. He was outside all the time. He was talking about gang prevention intervention. When is he going to do a lot?
2:41:07No, he was praising gang bangers. He loved villains. He was calling the prime minister. He wanted to interview Treyway 7. He stood him up. He recruited Munchie because everybody hated him. He praised the game makers. So you're telling me that all of a sudden now, if Flacco moved back here, that people would hurt him? Bro, listen. Come on. Bro, listen. I'm under the telescope. I'm not saying it like that. Listen, listen, listen. There's no way. Listen, listen. Bro, bro. You said LAX is hella close to Englewood. No, no, no. I'm not saying that. I'm saying when he was here, he was praising game members.
2:41:39well he used that to get to a certain place he would do both realistically the same way that he will choose some random game praise is praise is like a bit of a weird word what why oh he's a big man yeah yeah but he was doing that like in a very like no like he was doing it in a very like mocking condescending type manner no no no he used that energy to get in good with certain people and then once he got to a certain level he pivoted and said this is it It's all about trajectory and movement. But you got to keep in mind, Flacco has been like learning and figuring out who he is on camera for all these years.
2:42:17Go watch the fucking interview that we did with Nick Fuentes in which Flacco agreed with him about absolutely everything. And then try to square that with the black power shit that he'd be talking these days. It's very, very difficult. I don't, I have no grievance with him about that. He's been figuring out who he is on camera for all these years. But I still don't feel like his ideology is that different from Nick Fuentes. But is he figuring it out or is he playing to what's more beneficial? Famous white supremacists, basically. Yeah. But is he becoming a person or is he figuring out what plays better?
2:42:49Yeah. You know what I mean? But wouldn't you say that that's like what almost everybody is doing in their life? Very few people end up at their own conclusions about life without also considering how they are going to be viewed by their peers or society for those opinions. But you said he agreed with everything. What the fuck? You should honestly watch that episode. I would love to hear your opinion on it. But he agreed. But he never been on no black power or nothing ever. When? Well, I mean, he came in the game as a Dr. Umar orbiter. Well, he's anti-gang because he's pro-black. That's what you're saying.
2:43:19Yeah, yeah, yeah. He still, to this day, has tons of positive stuff about people who are pro-black. That's who he aligns with now. When? Well, I mean, he's always had that ideology. But it's in a very specific. And then the Umar dude is a reality star, too. Well, also. He's like a pro-black revolutionary guy. like that's his bread and butter talking about bettering the black community even if you don't like the shit he says despite the fact that Flacco did wind up turning on him at a certain point yeah yeah talking on who uh Umar man he gonna turn on whoever hey look look listen I never I somebody please DM me some pro black whatever the fuck y 'all talking about of course he agreed with the Nick dude he'll probably make a yes but I'm saying he now basically calls Nick Fuentes the spawn of Satan he's pivoted on somebody like Nick Fuentes so much but a lot of his a lot of like what i've heard from him is separatist ideology and like when i hear a lot of the the far extremists um uh you know and shouts to them and whatever they believe you feel me the israelites and all that like that's a lot of what their ideology centers around is separatism and not race mingling and and i don't hear any that's what he says well flaco are you think that nigga's not you saying that flaco is a race separatist is about as far away from like being cool with nick fuentes as you could possibly why because but that's the whole thing a lot of that that's what that's the overlapping that is the overlap yes yes that is the overlap because they feel the same way but i would never want to fuck with a non-black woman exactly which is like nick fuentes don't want to fuck outside of his Thank you.
2:44:57That's fair. That's literally. So it's the opposite side of the spectrum, but the same ideology. So that's why they're able to kind of see eye to eye. That's true. But now he talks down on Nick. Yeah. But again, that kind of goes into what Rio said. What grift is going to work? Or I don't even want to. I'm not going to disrespect him and say grift. What perspective is going to benefit him? Some people don't really be in a self. It's just what works. What works at the moment. Yes. He's a relatively young dude. And he's figuring out where he's at politically, philosophically. across the board you know and all of us if you were to go back if i was fucking making youtube videos on 25 about politics and shit god it would be so different than today you know i i you can't begrudge him like you need to be stuck in one ideology granted his attitude on things seems pretty amorphous towards what benefits him or whatever video he's trying to make yes yes but look also you have to take into consideration he's in a completely like a lot of people change their their perspective when they change so drastically in the tax bracket you know what i mean like and making more money you start seeing going from a young dude to making money still being somewhat young but you see things differently when you but kind of the whole time we've known flaco he's kind of always had money because even like before people knew him when he first came on he was having 50k going to some girl because he was like even though his average video wasn't getting that many views he was just having like random smash hits like about young Dolph's murder he had like multiple videos about young Dolph's murder that had like a million plus views so he was having these just like random 10k dollars coming in videos and shit so he kind of always had money although obviously he's way more comfortable now here's what it comes down to bro people's tastes may change and evolve taste or but their sensibilities don't so like at the end of the day I could see even though Flacco might have opinions that are different and are completely contradictory to things he's said before I've worked with him long enough and been around him long enough to know what I perceive of his character so that's not out of that's not out of normality for what I would expect from him his taste may have evolved but he's still been consistent in the way he moved does that make sense?
2:47:20A lot of your beliefs be instilled in you at one point, like how you rocking. It don't just change. You're like, okay. That's crazy. The thing about you guys that I don't think that you are necessarily aware of enough is that who you two both are, and you for sure as humans, is massively influenced by the culture that you came up around, especially at a place like LA, especially being in the streets. like the the pressure to conform is so massive for you to like not be an outlier not there's not a lot of incentive to be like the one dude on the block that has like crazy opinions about shit that are like so in contrast to what like everybody else thinks you know and like flaco just doesn't have that same kind of like pressure on him because he just lives in isolation making these youtube videos in which he's like massively rewarded for having contradictory opinions you You know, he has nothing to answer to.
2:48:17But this is why you're a victim of what you interview and what you do on your podcast and not what you do in real life. So you talk about things as if there's such a broad stroke. No, I know a ton of people who think differently, who think like Flacco, that have the same understandings and same beliefs that are in the hood, that are gangbanging and doing it. It's not such an outlier to have that thought. It's an outlier to have those people here on your podcast interacting with them. But in real life, it's not like that. And that's what. So when you talk from a position of such a surety and not actually dealing in those places, there are outlier cases.
2:48:54It's just that those people have to like persevere against a lot of incentives for them to inform, confirm, conform to a certain way of life. You have to be like a very bold person to go against the grain in an environment in which there are such severe consequences for you being labeled a weirdo or like a strange person. It's not as rare as you think. Hey, bro, I'm very open-minded, bro. Right? I'm optimistic and open-minded. Do you think it's the popular thing to do gang prevention or intervention as a gang banker? No. It's not the popular thing, right? although I'm not a part of it as of now, but I was and for years I publicly admit that.
2:49:39It ain't cool for me to sit across a spotty face or Brick Baby Do you think that's the popular thing or my homies that's still like, nigga, what? Fuck Brick Baby. So when you say conform, what do you mean? But I think from what you're trying to do with your life You being willing to sit with somebody like Brick is like more beneficial than it is negative Yeah, you have some fucking friends who are kind of hard-headed on the block who are going to be like, why the fuck are you sitting with them? But there's not that much of that. Like, on average, you're going to get more praise or, like, attention or interest from the online community who, at this point, I feel like, you know, you probably spend more time reading comments than listening to, like, some dude that you don't really even, like, respect telling you that they don't respect what you're doing on a podcast.
2:50:24Especially at a certain age. At a certain age, right? The game prevention and intervention thing came before I was on a podcast, bro. I sat down with Lil AD from 60s, from Roller 60s, before No Jumper and before SheTV. I don't got to be – I'm already him. I ain't got to try to do none of that already. So I don't got to conform for nothing, especially for no podcast. Right, but even you – like what you're saying is that you going against the norm, which is not doing gang prevention was a significant decision. It was a big deal. No, but you're saying people that come from where we come from we have a hard time doing that.
2:51:05And we don't. There's more of an incentive to conform in the hood than there is in an environment where people have more money or feel like there's more open-mindedness is accepted. If you were to go to Harvard and you had like a weird hobby i think that that would be like thought of as like eccentric and cute and unique like oh that girl isn't a you know fucking whatever like some weird fucking sport or whatever that nobody plays like that that's viewed as like pretty cool whereas like if you're in the hood and you like you know listen to york i but i feel like you would just be viewed as like a weirdo.
2:51:47Let me tell you something. More often than not. York is fired. And we did listen to BYU. Busters get like teased and shit like that. You know what I'm saying? Like remember we was on here and Young F.A. talking about going somewhere doing yoga and some shit? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like bro. I think we have some AI. Man, free break free interpretation. But I'm saying like you can do what you want to do. Like if you confident or you in yourself you ain't got to act like somebody wants you to act. I don't give a fuck what nobody talking about like well that right there is you know what I'm saying yeah but for the Long Beach niggas that was where they used to dye hair on skateboards we have dyeing your hair big gangsta you still kind of hear people like make fun of that yeah but they do what they want to do they still doing it we talk about like Long Beach dudes like having weird hair or whatever but that's fire that's their swag that's their swag but that's their thing that's their swag and that when they did that it wasn't a thing you know what i mean so it's like what i'm saying is that it happens way more often than what gets credit well especially now and i would say that that is because like the streets have been so influenced by like normal culture and like the internet has really kind of like made it so that like it's kind of like impossible for a dude from the hood to be totally oblivious to everything else that's going on in the world hence then you get like before the internet started to be a factor in all of our lives you didn't have gang members in long beach dying their hair blonde but that's like the internet having an effect on them right no no no that's that's them being influenced by like other cultures that you wouldn't necessarily be influenced by on like mainstream tv yeah but But that's because of the close proximity, because the skateboard culture was so close to them and there's hella white boy skaters there.
2:53:47And Long Beach is a different place. Long Beach wasn't influenced by the internet as far as they just voted. Okay. But that's the point. Timeline wise, think about it. When the hood starts getting weird, it starts being like when the internet starts becoming more a part of the average person's life. Like in 2000, the average person, I think, is like pretty much just starting to maybe get their feet wet in terms of like the internet but then by the time you get to like 2010 right it's like people know about shit that's going on online there's no there's no asap mob in 2010 the vast majority of people who are into hip-hop know about world star whether they look at it every day or not people know about viral shit and so what starts happening as a result all of a sudden you've got a riffraff you've got asap mob they're dressing weird you've got the white girl mob you've got fucking our future you know action bronson becomes like a big rap star and and this is like it was just like hip-hop in that time period becomes a lot weirder because it's all of a sudden being influenced to have access to internet or the internet is giving voice to people who maybe would not have been able to get a label deal prior to that and really that then sets the stage for a platform like no jumper to start interviewing all of these left of center weird people that hip-hop probably always contained but wasn't necessarily like hearing from not to mention the not to mention the the drakes and kendricks and all them the biggest stars in the game came out during this era so no what happens is 2010 the internet influences you you know what i mean and gives you a a false sense of understanding because now that you think what you see on the internet is everything and it's not there's a whole big piece of the pie that's not even being represented so what what you talk of is what you deal with and you're only dealing with 10 of what the fuck is going on so your object your viewpoint is skewed because you're not interacting actually in real life in reality where it is to be fair like i you know one of the biggest appeals of this channel was the fact that i was like at all these underground rap shows that i've outside in the hood doing all this type of content around the very things that i speak about on this platform so do you think that your experience in the hood are in the our neighborhoods in our communities is enough to where you think you know our community i think like living in those communities as well as immersing myself in them on social media and stuff gives me a pretty fair vantage point i would rather hear you like tell me what you think i'm wrong about rather than just saying that like we just proved somehow am i like like i wanted like i just kind of like laid out like what at what point I think the internet becomes a point of our life and how that is like the time when hip-hop got freakier and weirder and like you started having way left of center different types of celebrities in hip-hop tell me why I'm wrong or something instead of just saying like that's your opinion is tainted by the fact that you're like largely are learning about hip-hop on the internet no wrongly the long beach he was saying about we were talking about a community you started talking about rapping hip-hop no no okay you're saying that people from like where we come from don't we want to like transition because like maybe influences yeah i was trying to like move the conversation past that because i thought that the whole like do people from the hood have like a huge incentive to conform i feel like we had kind of already done that so i was kind of trying to pivot into the the observation which is that the time period when the internet starts becoming like the average person, like a part of the average hip-hop fan's life was about the same time period that rap started to take like a very dramatic turn towards more eccentric styles.
2:57:37And then all of a sudden you have like the cliche dope boy standing on the corner bragging about being tough thing, all of a sudden loses the interest of the people. Well, you know, everything changed right there of all. That's why I say when you come out here, the Game Bankers ain't in Dickies and Chucks no more. They dressing fly as hell. And you don't know what you're looking at. And the people think they go to the Beverly Center or go to O'Marrows and they be saved just shopping and you'll run into the members. You know what I'm saying? So things evolve. We dressing different and all that.
2:58:07It's just things change. You know what I'm saying? But I don't think people just stuck in one box. You know what I'm saying? Or you wouldn't have Bloods and Crips on skateboards. But the internet becoming part of the average person's life was the moment when you started to see Bloods and Crips on skateboards. Well, okay. No. I don't want to tell you. This is the argument. So you tell me when. Like in 96, 97, 98, 99. It was. But it wasn't in the media. No. It hit hop. That's what you start noticing. That's what you start noticing is what I'm trying to tell you. But what gets dark. I'm not denying the fact that like, yeah, some random dudes in Long Beach were riding bikes or skateboarding or whatever.
2:58:43But what I'm saying is that to the public, Soulja Boy is the first famous rapper who you saw like really fucking around on skateboards and shit and that is basically because he's like the earliest like internet adopter okay okay yeah so you get what I'm saying yes I do because like and I know you'll understand it in these terms but I just want to like make the observation out like Rios has this thing where if you make an observation about anything he'll be like nah people were doing that way before you just didn't know and it's like yeah cool but I would argue that like what is happening in the media is kind of like the important thing that like, yeah, obviously shit is happening like before it starts to get attention, but like how the average person views it in the public eye is kind of like the barometer of that thing being a thing.
2:59:33Okay. Let me say this. So this could be clear. The culture has always been in the forefront of shit. The culture has always been moving the needle. The internet gave you preview and you were able to see what the culture is doing and And it was doing it way before you were made aware of it. You seem to think that the culture and the internet are like two opposite things. No. When the culture is the state of affairs and the internet is a selection of platforms in which users are able to basically document things and have opinions about what's going on. And then so it's a way of representing the culture the same way that like MTV and BET and the source and XXL for a lot of us at a certain point, that was the only way for us to really know about anything outside of what was going on outside of our front doors.
3:00:31So was Michael Jackson already happening before MTV played his video? I mean, you, the fact that you paused, but outdated. No, no. But like, yeah. Okay. So you name a superstar and then you say that like he was on TV and like, what is that? Like, what is that supposed to disprove about what I said? Because you're saying that the internet is the reason for the change. I'm telling you that it was already happening before the internet. Internet just gave you access to see what's going on. I think the thing that you're missing is that people being able to see so much of not just each other's cultures, but then also what was going on in parallel cultures through the Internet really allowed people to realize what was possible in terms of like how they could express themselves creatively.
3:01:23And that kind of launched off a different era of rap. All right, so we all use the movie Kids as a big frame of reference of the mid-90s, right? It dropped to like 94, 95. The height of the East Coast early skateboard movement merging with hip-hop, or like Zoo York, Supreme, all these brands rising to prominence. And a revelatory video because it really allowed normal people to see what the life of a teenage skateboarder, pothead in New York City's life was like. Boom, 1000%. So on the West Coast, the same shit already was going on, but it wasn't documented with that mainstream major lens. Now, your point was, because it wasn't in the mainstream media, it's not as important.
3:02:16Be that as it may. Or it wasn't happening. Yeah, exactly. Well, be that as it may, it doesn't mean that it didn't exist. So like. But nobody said that. Well, you look at like the, you look at like an infant kid and shit, like Like, he's a legend. He's not the first, though. There's a lot of fools in Long Beach and Carson and all those communities that were skating and dressed like that and banged out and just face chats and all that. And just like in Venice, it was the same shit. And there was black kids and essays doing the same shit. But when people talk about, like, Terry Kennedy and why he was so important is because he was the first dude to go pro and be in every magazine who was basically like a dude from the hood, from the West Coast, because that archetype just hadn't really been introduced.
3:03:03You know, obviously it existed, but it hadn't risen to the level where everybody saw and realized. From what city? Like, huh? Where is he from? Long Beach. Long Beach. He'd been doing that long before he was on the magazine. How many Terry Kennedys were there in Long Beach? A ton. But he don't know. Okay, but that's the point. What is your definition of a Terry Kennedy? Terry Kennedy went pro. Yes, I know. He became influential to a whole generation. Before him, there wasn't really anybody. There's black gang members that skated and had like that swag. I love how you're acting like I'm saying something that's opposite of you.
3:03:36What is it? You're acting like I'm saying something crazy. When I'm saying it's so obvious, I would love to know what I'm saying that's so crazy. It's been going on. It wasn't influenced by the internet. Right. That's the main point. Or Terry Kennedy wouldn't even have had a skateboard and you would have never seen him. That's their culture. Yes, because all those beachside communities from Venice to Long Beach on down, they all have that. You know what I mean? There's a juxtaposition. But you're acting like I'm saying that Terry Kennedy was the first black skateboarder from the West Coast. No.
3:04:06Obviously, I'm not saying that. I'm saying he's the first one that went pro and was like a viral sensation that people were losing their minds about. Right. I don't disagree with that. Right. I'm not disagreeing. And that's why I don't think you're like grabbing your head. You're like, oh, my God, I can't believe what he said. What I'm saying is so fucking obvious. The reason why is because I can agree with your point and say, yeah, yeah. But when I'm telling you, you're like, oh, well, this isn't. No, no, no. What? What am I? What are you saying that I'm disagreeing with? That you're disagreeing.
3:04:39What do you think I disagreed with? Your main point is that the Internet is what made the change, what made people be different and it have more influence on people. And what I'm trying to tell you is that me, my thought is the Internet just gave more access to people seeing what was already happening. Would you not agree with me that it is far more normal now to do some left of center shit style wise, fashion wise, music wise than it was 20 years ago? Yes, because it's 20 years into the future. Right. But would you not agree with me that it is that hip hop is more open minded to things that are different now than 20 years ago?
3:05:19Because everything. Can we just acknowledge that? Yes, yes, yes, yes. Because none stay the same, though. OK. What you mean? My argument, you know, the dress codes go change. My argument is that the reason why the change in society for everything, which is that for everything to become more open minded and for people to be open minded to a more wide variety of different styles and tastes that I think is just human history in general. if you go back to like the 1950s and you look at a bunch of people walk around new york city they're all dressed the fucking same and if you go to the mall right now there's like huge differences in how people present themselves like you could just see some dude dressed like a rocker and some dude dressed like a hip-hop kid and some and you know whatever like a million different styles you can you ever be in like a room with like a couple hundred people and nobody's got the same shirt that's a statement about how many fucking shirts there are out there dude that there's like a lot of shirts so so all i'm saying is that the re like the internet has clearly made it so that there are more shirts because it's a lot easier thanks to the internet to start a shirt company or to go on amazon and buy a weird shirt whereas like if you went to my high school in junior high there were way less shirts like there's probably like 20 kids with the same corn shirt because the only place to get a fucking shirt was at the mall.
3:06:44There's like two stores that sell cool shirts. So like the internet makes it so that everybody's wearing different shirts slash everybody's doing different shit. And the internet is the catalyst for that. It makes Stefan Diggs' boyfriend seem a lot cooler now. Before the internet, history was moving at a snail's pace. Right. And the internet made it so that everything moved so fast that now we're in a situation where like if you just isolate it down to hip-hop it's like unbelievably hard to get people excited about fucking anything because everybody has the shared collective feeling that they have seen everything and done everything and that there's like just nothing that a motherfucker could do over a beat that'll make people stand up and care which is why it's almost kind of sad that the fucking most talked about song this year is by that fucking Phoenix Flex and using AI pretending he's British.
3:07:41And fucking, it used to be like, yo, B.D. Seagull dropped an album. We need to, and I know he's like the fucking third best dude on Rockefeller, but we need to run to the store to buy the B.D. Seagull album and spend$80 of our hard-earned money. And now we won't even click on a new album from a hot new rapper for free because everything has been devalued. Yeah, and that's the point is that everything is too accessible. Like everything, the internet has made everything too accessible. But we can't put the genie back in the bottle. There's just nothing we can do. It's over. Can't sleep through the night.
3:08:16But wait. Okay, I'm going to bag on that. We're going to bag on that song a little bit. The Phoenix Flexing, right? Uh-oh. It's his ass, right? But look at what it did. Quick interlude. Okay. Yo, we on the podcast. What up, Sharky from Hoover? What up, Sharky? Known T-Rell. Buddy, what, you painting a room? What's going on? Here we go. Come to my stream.
3:08:40Pull up. I might pull up. Damn, you already starting a back on fit competitor, huh? That's crazy. It's the real Shark Tank. Yo, you go take T-Rell out the game. T-Rell not going to be able to do shit with you as a competitor. We see your grind and your hustle, bro. Yeah, basically. Yeah. I'm going to come pull up. Shark World almost ready. Oh, shit. You should call it the Shark Tank. I already got that show. Look, he got Sharks on the wall. Oh, bro. Shark World, baby. Bro. The Shark World. T-R-E-L is done. You're going to take over. That's crazy. The Apollo's done, too. Sharky, you're going to take over, bro.
3:09:18Sharky, what's the deal, bro? Hey, when is he going to be up and running, you think? I'm going to be on my first show, August 3rd. Let's go. Oh, man. Let's go. Oh, shit. That's crazy. I knew you were meant for great things, man. You couldn't let that motherfucker hold you. Back on FIG, but Shark World going to be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Hey, congratulations, dude. That's right. Go crazy. Hey, hit me. I'm going to pull up like Huggies, bro. Appreciate you, Munchie. You know what's good? Yeah. B-team, B-team. What? No, H-way, H-way. Both of them. Wait, what was that? You just did like a hog thing?
3:09:52You did like a snort? Yeah, that's some 50s shit. Yo, what the fuck is that? That's some 50s shit, dawg. Yeah, dawg. That's the hoover shit, the 50s. That was hard. Yeah, they hogs. All right. Much love, Sharky. He knew what he was calling in for. He wanted a promo for the podcast. That's right, Sharky. That's smart. Yeah. That's that Asian mentality. No, he gets to it. That's that hood mentality. Yeah, he gets to it. He a rooftop Korean. You think he would have been a rooftop Korean? Bro, you didn't see that whole argument they had on this? They had a whole, like, car park. I heard people were mad about him saying that, like, you shouldn't steal from Asian stores.
3:10:33I heard about that. That's hard. Tell him. So I think that kind of answers your question right there. Bro, that's crazy. He had the opportunity to be a Korean rooftop person, but he chose not to. You feel me? Yeah. He had the option. He did it his own way. Did his own way. There you go. Nah, yo. You know what I was just watching the other day is... Fuck. I'm too high. I forgot what I was going to say. I'm not going to lie. Hey, fucking Drake is losing. did you see what he bet on Argentina? No. Millions? Is it almost to the point where whatever he bets on big, you might as well just go on the opposite?
3:11:11The thing, though, is that like a million bucks to him is pretty. No, it is, but. That's like what he made. That's like. Yesterday. What he made doing a show like 10 years ago. Yeah, but you're thinking about his money. I'm talking about the team losing. Well. The other thing, too, is that when he posts bets, I think it's like largely just done to make steak look good. So it's like, I wouldn't be surprised at all to find out that Drake don't give two fucks about gambling on sports. But also, like, it's positive for promoting stake. So it makes sense for him to do it. Yeah, I think Argentina about to buy up his records after that.
3:11:46Well, people were, like, questioning the legitimacy of his stake W's off rip. So it's like, ever since then, it's like, we have to kind of look at it as, all right, this is good for stake either way. Super Bowl, Conor McGregor, Argentina. But I feel like he is in a position where he already knows that he's so fucking vulnerable to lawsuits that he probably wouldn't fake bets just because he's such a big target. And also to him to bet a million bucks on a game is just like not that big a deal. No, I don't think it is. And regardless, most people would have thought that that was a safe bet. The way that the motherfuckers didn't even get a shot on goal.
3:12:28Well, yeah, like, first of all, FIFA was caping for them fools from the beginning. They wanted that Messi was going to be in that finals. Regardless, the fact that Trump had been like, oh, this whole entire competition is garbage. I don't believe in it. Then all of it. Then he's handing out medals. I would have been. What is you talking? Hey, if I was one of those players, it would have been I would have been like. Hey, look at how Trump gave them 50, 40 billion dollars. Remember, he was like, I'm going to give you 40 billion if this president gets elected. Right. Argentina That shit is kind of crazy Don't cry for me But it's not about Drake's money It's about the teams That he be going for How they be losing He clearly has Some weird taste Like what the fuck dude But also I feel like There's gotta be Something to it though Maybe he's betting 5 million secretly On the other Yeah On the other side of So I don't think Drake Even taking it out But who did he bet through Maybe it's who he betted through And he doing some type Of promo for him That's what Alright so Speaking of Drake though This is the The actual topic that's been going crazy is that he's at the world cup and he had his own little section with him and his people sexy red notably and then meanwhile now he's supposed to be cool with future again but meanwhile future is at the same game and he's in the section with known drake ops pharrell oh that's this this doesn't have the picture of it but asap rocky was also uh posted up sitting next to future and stuff and it's kind of crazy because it does feel like there's just like two sides and it's like if you're gonna be a drake lover and defender which is like what we kind of all assume that future was signing up to be by getting cool with him again and getting on the album and everything like that that like it's really difficult to not be around and in the presence of Drake haters and people that Drake is at war with because you know, A$AP Rocky and Pharrell are just like legitimate famous people.
3:14:34It's not like you're going to kill your relationship with them because you're cool with Drake. Like Drake has so many ops that you just can't really expect somebody like Future to just like not fuck with any of them, right? Right. Unless you over your bro, you shouldn't be held to that. Yeah, I think it's a bit excessive like the way you say all this shit. I hear you. But that's the standard that we hold Youngboy and Dirk to. Yeah. I hate that for Drake, though. You know what I mean? That shit fucking sucks. It kind of seems like the in crowd is shunning you just because of your position. Even him sitting in the sun and they sitting where they at.
3:15:11It's like, damn, you can't be cool with that division shit. I fucking hate it. Why can't you just be like, oh, I fuck with Drake and I fuck with... but yeah but wasn't but drake was on the jumbotron and these guys weren't but your future yeah no rios's future yeah right now yeah in this example yeah because he's like i can go fuck with no jumper because why not like whatever your beef with him is seems kind of silly i can fuck with no jumper and still be cool with y 'all and then yeah them who are weirdly drake in this somehow i'm turned by t-relling to jenny t-relling's like nah fooch that's fucked up like you can't be going sitting around future and asap rocky and whatever like that is kind of like the situation that we're in is that you believe there's no reason why i shouldn't be able to travel around and do pods with different people even if some of them don't get along with y 'all but we don't actually even know if drake feels a way about this drake probably give a fuck could have expected this future.
3:16:19Why you say so quickly he don't give a F when he was so hyper sensitive about everything else? Because if he was sensitive, I don't think he would have sat with fucking Sexy Red. Because you look like a bitch with Nexy Red. Y 'all both look like bitches. The whole lyric, and he's sitting with her side by side. If you were to replace Sexy Red with a male rapper in the game right now who would have presumably been available to go to the World Cup, which as you know most living humans uh besides the ones who are on felony probation or whatever and can't leave the country um who would make sense for drake to be with because the list of people that are like his true allies that he fucks with on something like real homie shit has grown pretty small maybe i'm maybe i'm lame but i'd rather be with fucking sexy red than these fools and i you I love Pharrell.
3:17:14But that's kind of what he's made his thing. I'm going to be with the bitches. I'd rather be with Sexy Red, bro. Guess what? And he's for show spiking. We know he's spiking. What does that mean? He's hitting that. He supposedly has a girlfriend now. He's for show hitting that. His first post-GNX move was to put out an R &B album that, yeah, commented on the beef a little bit, was mostly for the bitches. He's for show fucking Sexy Red. she even calling like bro he just bought her a new birkin come on i think he has a girl and she has a man and you're kind of just doing the internet thing of like assuming that everybody has to be fucking but either way like okay who who instead of sexy red who would make sense the first one that comes to mind is like a young thug but we don't know where they're at necessarily and also him leaving the country is a thing wait was this in america actually it was in new jersey i believe yeah yeah well he was just overseas with stunner sandy you feel me he's doing his thing He's kicking it with all the...
3:18:11But in terms of Matt, who's Drake fucking with like that to really be... Well, we thought he was cool. I thought it was 21. 21. You could have had 21 in Lotto with him. I don't know. 21 would have made a lot of sense. Maybe they didn't want to go. Maybe they didn't want to go. Maybe they're enjoying the new baby. I don't know. But assuming that Sexy Red's presence was chosen on the basis of this would be a good look for my career, it's just kind of hard to think of dudes that he'd really be hanging out with. He probably just wanted to be around her. It was probably his friend. I think she's a little sis, bro.
3:18:44If he had ack in there. Okay, exactly. It's either a little... It's somewhere between that sis and I'm fucking. It's one or the other. Whether he fuck it or not. It don't matter. But you realize it's kind of like sexist and reductionist to like... Sexist and reductionist. But to just like immediately be like, they are fucking. I know they're fucking. I have no proof that they're fucking, but I am certain that the most important thing that we establish right now is the fact that they are fucking well i think you're not understanding like by emphasizing that it's kind of yeah i prioritizing a certain thing i get that but at the same time it's pretty obvious especially when they're kind of like leaning into that and trying to flirt with that narrative and they have songs about fucking with each other and that's been like the whole dynamic of their relationship whether or not it's actually genuine they're playing into that i don't think people think that they're dating.
3:19:35Bro, there's so many comments about he's fucking... I don't think they're dating. He's like, bro, there's so much speculation of him fucking her. Are you... But that's a different thing. Like, I don't think that he... They're dating. This is just some crazy shit that Horny Unk thought of. Sorry. Maybe I pay attention to the blogs more than you guys, but he allegedly has a girlfriend. If he was fucking her, that is presumably a thing of the past. I think Drake could do whatever the fuck he wants at this point. Yeah, this is Drake. Like, how serious... You don't think that there's any woman that could tame Drake and make him want to chill the fuck out after having like every...
3:20:07You don't think Drake would be curious about being in a committed relationship at some point in his life? I don't think he'd go out there, girl, that could tame him. Listen, I'm not saying I haven't said her information, but that's kind of the vibe with his current situation is that it's kind of like more serious than like probably like most or any girlfriend he's had before. Hmm. Well, good for you. All right, salute Drake. Maybe he's not fucking sexy. But they're keeping it low. could I fuck her
3:20:38my bad Drake sorry but do you look at future as a op for hanging out with Pharrell and Rocky no it's a little oppy it's fucking future it's a little I do a grown man gotta pick size between two grown men but you do it all the time you're a gangbanger no I don't hold on Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let's find an example. I mean, for sure there's examples. Let me tell you something, bro. I know you don't remember because we do a lot of pause. You do more, way more, right? When I had Lil' Deuce and Frosty here, and he was talking about his gripe with Almighty Susbag, and he was like, that ain't gangsta.
3:21:17Y 'all whole Fallout ain't gangsta. And I told him that, in front of the world. And he in front of the hood, that's the Lil' Homie. Like, I just don't just go with the flow because it's like, you know what I'm saying? But how would you feel if Frosty went and did a stream with Ralphie? frosty just performed with fucking blue face he did his thing he opted on stage and did his thing he appeared on blue face tour i mean be a rapper you're a rapper right right but that's not like as crazy as like the stink team example right like if anyone from englewood was fucking with them like that i feel like that that's what people think that drake feels like about future fucking with people like rocky and pharrell which for sure it is not that serious but it's not that serious at all but it does kind of seem like drake takes his beefs like a lot more serious than other people there's a lot of people who thought that they could like kind of be a part of the whole not like us movement and then like still be cool with him or like but not even that okay because khalid is the perfect example because during the whole beef khalid didn't say shit and then khalid announces my album is coming out and it's got these two drake features and then drake famously comments and says it must be drake bell which was hilarious but basically that told us right there is that drake's attitude on this whole thing this whole time has been that if you didn't speak out and say something on my behalf to make it clear that you fuck with me then i kind of don't fuck with you going forward because he gave caled that energy so it's kind of like safe to assume that he has that energy for a lot of other people so and then when you see the way that he sorry but like when you see the way that he like took academics on and like really fully co-signed him and shit or even the fact that he like started talking to me at that time or whatever it just kind of made it clear i think that like to him the people that publicly spoke out on his behalf meant a lot more to him than probably even like i don't think act really like thought drake would care that much about him having his back.
3:23:22I think Ak was surprised by that. Yeah. So did Khaled announce this after Iceman? Nah, this was before. This was like kind of right after the whole Not Like Us thing and everything. Okay, and then the whole thing with Pharrell and him, I think he taking the Kendrick beef a little bit more serious than all the other ones, like all the little people. Kendrick is the top, top, top op. So if you're on the side of Kendrick, then it's F you for sure. bi. Yeah. But like Pharrell, if you still fraternizing with them, alright. Because Rocky is like it's girl shit. He is small with the beef. Well, yeah.
3:23:59It's just weird girl shit. There's all people that we like don't like or like we have weird energy with because they're like, you know, because you had overlap with girls. I think Drake and Kendrick is that comparison you're trying to give versus the Pharrell type thing. Yeah. I think it's a different. No, no, you're right. The Kendrick thing, like anybody that he considers as like a real deal Kendrick, like homie. I feel like that's who he's actually got issues with. But like, do you think that like, you know, Cardi gave Kendrick like multiple appearances on his album? You think Drake feel like that about Cardi?
3:24:37Man, he should. I think he should. Hey, bro, because Seth was on his radar to give an interview to, right? and you know I'm team West Coast I'm a fan of Kendrick but Kendrick in my top 5 Drake is so I'm exed out because I appeared at the pop out and just show support like that's fucked up bro like Drake you shouldn't put restraints on people like that bro I think that's fair though if you were at the pop out yeah you're not if you were in the not like us video you're not high key like because it's about him you know what that is it's a diss song about him and it's like essentially saying the worst things that you can say about a man well if he distances himself from LeBron you know what I mean for being at the shit like he's holding people accountable to certain shit I just think that that is reasonable I don't think that that's like him being on some prissy ass princess shit I don't think the DJ Khaled shit is reasonable because He didn't speak for Kendrick, and he didn't speak against Kendrick, or for, or against Drake.
3:25:47That's more surprising to me. You being in the Not Like Us video, that's an aggressive statement. Khaled just not saying anything. Khaled hasn't even spoke up for Gaza. Yeah. Why is he? He loves being Switzerland. But kind of like a lot, like 21 made it clear where he was at on it. Yeah. but like what there wasn't was one single person that I can think of who really said fuck Kendrick like can you think of anybody that was like a Drake homie that was basically like that little Somalian dude that he hanged with yeah he was like direct homies yeah yeah top five yeah yeah yeah top five but as far as somebody who has a career to care about like who's not in his like everyday circle that's a rapper I don't think anybody really likes to say fuck Kendrick I F for 21 21 Savage He cool as hell I ain't been around him and shit he a real dude Was act like fuck Kendrick Yeah I mean basically yes Not like that but In that direction If act would have had a blick and caught Kendrick It would have been up He would have been playing ball He was riding bro He was riding he was trying to slide on something Yeah he was spinning blocks and bombed him around that mural but it was no rappers that were doing it no because it was super unpopular to be on Drake's side what's called I did it from jail come on bro think about all this shit you say what's my boy be singing he just told me again he stood up for Canada but that's like sort of like someone who literally has nothing to lose like just as he's like it's such a fucked up his head because you gotta remember how that time he's like the worst like he went from like a popular rapper with a dope career who was like beloved had girls shaking ass on instagram live and then all of a sudden in the blink of an eye you're like the guy who shot the girl that everybody likes now that's it's kind of hard to remember that because she has had so much negative publicity since then.
3:27:58But at that time, she was so beloved. Yeah. I was loving Shebang on the way up here. Shebang. But really, it was only really LA rappers that were saying fuck Drake, right? I mean. Outside of LA, who was saying fuck Drake? I mean, nah. Media was? I think you kind of had like a Glasses who like makes it his thing. You had somebody like AD and Gina and all these type of people who are like tweeting shit. I think a lot of people on the west coast took on the anti-Drake shit you had future you had ASAP Rocky you had a gang of people on the west coast but they were saying but ASAP already didn't fuck with Drake but it hadn't really been talked about that much future like we found out through this most people didn't know he popped the top off we found out that Metro and Future hated Drake at the same time with the assistance of Kendrick Yeah.
3:28:52Yeah. Which was like, yo, he resented that big three thing and shit like that. That was like the moment where like, oh, it kind of clicked into place. Like, oh, fuck. Like, they really don't like it. And it's not like J. Cole tried to run his back fade either. Look, to Drake, bro. He tried. The pop out and everybody coming out and celebrating. That was just a celebration of a resurgence of the West, bro. Niggas been cold for so long. For so long. Like, it's like a, you know what I'm saying? That's what that is. it wasn't everybody that's in attendance saying fuck Drake or we don't like Drake. But that's still how it felt though, bro.
3:29:29We don't say, come on. Nobody's saying that every single person in the audience hated Drake the same way that when Kendrick performed in Toronto, it wasn't everybody in the building hates Drake. Probably almost every single one of those person is actually a Drake fan. And they were probably still singing on not like us, just like everybody else because they were having a good time and people like music and they like disc songs and we all sing along to hit them up even though we all love Biggie and shit. And it's like, but the whole thing about it is that it's like, if you were on stage, Drake for sure took it as you fuck with that as much as, yeah, like it represents the West Coast or whatever.
3:30:05Like Drake did not take it lightly. Okay, whether he reached out to Lefty Gunplay, all right, it's a hung jury, right? But if you reached out to anybody else on the GNX album to get on something, they gonna reach back. It is nothing personal They took an opportunity to be on a song with somebody That's a big artist I don't know about that bro Crazy I don't know about that at all Crazy Oh Hit It J3 What part did you disagree with? You think so Hit It J3 You talking about disagreeing? No not so much I disagreed with what he said What the heck What do you disagree with? You said that if anyone That if he called anyone on that album That they would do it?
3:30:41Yeah So Hit It J3 would do it? Man he talked about him Okay Why you talking about it? You said everyone I'm literally I think Hit is a What are you talking about bro? Do you think Haysa would do it? Haysa would do it Probably I don't know about that Name all of them All of them do it Dodie would probably do it All of them would do it Threat would probably do it Realistically don't got nothing going on No but I'm saying They probably would Like if they Hey bro All of them Man You would be crazy not to do it As long as you ain't jumping on a diss song What about Wally? Wally would do it? Hell yeah Wally would do it But do you think that Kendrick would ever Fuck with you again?
3:31:17You think Kendrick would shake your hand the next time he saw him? He probably wouldn't go do another song with you after this anyway. He definitely wasn't. He definitely wasn't. That was already written in stone. But that honestly is a good question. If fucking Wally the Sensei does a song with Drake, does Kendrick shake his hand the next time he sees it? No, you're not. Because he has songs on the vault. This is my K.Flo. Wally has songs with Drake in the vault? Oh, no. All of them have songs with Kendrick. Oh, they all have unreleased songs with Kendrick? But no, but hold on. They have no control over those records.
3:31:52Those were records that they recorded during that session that he wound up selecting from. Lefty Gunplay don't got no songs on his phone. No, no, no. Whether or not he might have a little bounce, he might have a bounce, but he's not able to release that record. Hey, man, look, bro. If them dudes that's on the GNX album refuse to do a bop with Drake behind Kendrick Drake personal shit, they crazy. Except for Hitter, J3. No, yeah, Hitter for sure wouldn't. I would be shocked if he would. That's like an actual homie. Most of those guys are not really his homies at all. Kendrick already obliterated him.
3:32:28That battle was done. He got toasted. He made it back. He made a resurgent. He made it back. That was just a point in time. Let this shit go on. Okay, because that's the question is, when Kendrick drops another album, how long should he wait? like how long from now like we're like what like two months out from iceman or whatever and like the vibe was very much in the air that drake was like that kendrick was letting him go and that he probably wasn't going to drop again until drake dropped or whatever when would you kind of expect kendrick to drop and like to what extent do you think that he should shit on drake on an album if there if it's a 15 song album would you do one full song if you're Kendrick dissing him or would you kind of...
3:33:17He's in a tough position. Iceman was like sprinkles of it throughout but no full song. I don't think that it'll ever have a full song again. I feel like coming from the person who lost the battle I think it's expected to have some of those shits dribbled in there. Correct. You won the battle. You did a whole tour. You whooped them. You did the A-Mire. You went all this crazy shit. I think it's time to like gracefully move on. Like you shouldn't do one song. Like move on and just First of all, like Rio says something that like, and I hear it phrased so frequently like this, despite the fact that yes, Kendrick won the battle.
3:33:53He did his Douglas to the umpteenth degree, right? Hey, Drake still wasn't out the game. It wasn't like this big redemption comeback. He was still fucking Drake the whole time. I know that never had a lot of very, very bad PR obstacle. He lost a shitload of friends. It became very, very trendy to talk shit about him and make fun of him. Right. But to act like this was a comeback is doing it a bit of a disservice. Nobody ever bite into that he ended him. You know what people are? That's my point. He fucked him up. It's impossible to end Drake, but he won. He beat him up. Yes. But I think people are kind of being revisionist because there definitely was a time period where people were at least entertaining that his career, his spot as like the most successful rapper was done.
3:34:44And I think that with these albums, he's very much like proven that that's not the case, but it's kind of easy to forget that that was like a very common statement. That's a very casual take. Yes. Yes. And that's the most casual take of all time. You can't end Drake, bro. You can beat him up, but you can't knock him out. My kid's babysitter, I said something about Drake, and she's like, oh my God, is Drake still a thing? I'm like what? I'm like this bitch really is like But she's the babysitter I know she's not like a hardcore hip hop fan But I'm saying that to a lot of normal people That maybe was the feeling in the air Is that like hey the worst fucking diss song in history The most popular diss song in history Being about you I mean that's pretty bad He took on Kendrick Kendrick won And he took on the fucking industry Let's not forget about the loss of this shit That was a way bigger opposition a ton of other very popular rappers very beloved rappers trying to sue record companies and this and that like he did a whole big old thing that he him going against UMG is like way up here than fucking Kendrick Lamar could ever be if we're being honest what he's doing I think he's fucking unbeatable I think there's no way that he doesn't address it at all on the album definitely not a full song I don't think he'll like address it entirely on one song.
3:36:04I think it'll kind of like allude to it on a few different songs and like flirt with the idea and like give people breadcrumbs to make blog posts about and shit like that. But I feel like his tone will be less specific and aggressive going forward. It's just because coming off of such a massive W, it's kind of like, you know. Yeah, but how long before the album? Because that also plays it. If it's a year, two years, no matter what, does he need to have that in there? I think he's going to give it like a victory lap feel like, like just talk, like they talk my shit type thing, but not this. Nah, hell not.
3:36:39Listen, listen, Kendrick drops. Kendrick is not because he's seething to speak right now. He is not going to alter his strategy for this man, regardless, especially fresh off the W because he's been doing it for the entirety of his career. He's going to wait two to three years between albums. He starts off with a mainstream banger album. Good kid, mad city. Then he had his alternative follow-up album to Pimp a Butterfly. Back to even a more mainstream album that's really just like exploring pop sensibilities in an even bigger degree with them. Then back to abstract alternative shit with Mr. Morale.
3:37:14Then he goes mainstream again with GNX. So the next one is GNX. GNX. Yes, bro. I'm breaking down his entire career. GNX was a reaction to the position that he was all of a sudden in. But he still had to do that regardless because Mr. Morale was so abstract and outside the box. And people were actually highly critical of it. Okay, that is a good point. That's a pretty good point. And they said a lot of the GNX is already, get your cappuccinos and your matchas ready. Kendrick is coming for the coffeehouse right now. Oh, shit. He is coming for the coffeehouse. It's going to be, he might have one euphoria adjacent song where he mentions Drake to a degree.
3:37:52but it's going to be very contemplative and about a certain subject. More weird. Whales are going to be sampled on it. More eccentric. Yes. More talking about strange things. Yes. Less boisterous Kendrick, which is maybe what GNX was like most notably. And he kind of has to do that because if he doesn't, he's going to be held to the same standards that Drake is, which he's inevitably going to not be able to commercially reach unless he has a viable single, which what the fuck single do we want to hear from Kendrick right now? that's going to really move the needle. I love myself. You're going to get something like that.
3:38:26You don't like commercial sounding songs. I love commercial sounding songs. I'm a pop music writer with blacks. Boobop type. No, no, no, no. Don't mistake what I like with what I like. I like all that shit. That makes no sense. Yes, it does. Because just because you see me liking that doesn't mean nothing. What you mean what I like or what I love? Yeah, you can say that too, sure. But I'm even saying what I like or what I like. So you are best suited to be a sort of like West Coast alchemist style rapper. Just because I rap to a certain beat because I know that that'd be digestible for the current form that you see me in.
3:39:02That doesn't mean that that's the music that I prefer. You don't like music that bitches dance to. Oh, I don't know what the fuck you've been smoking, bro. Hey, bro, if the same shit was getting rapped to like these weak ass beats that you like. No, no, no, no. The weak ass beast that I like is what Kendrick's about to rap on in his next album. I don't like him. Okay. I feel you. There you go. No, no, no. That's kind of all. No, no, no, no, no. I don't like everything he dropped. I don't like to pip a butterfly. Okay. Well, unfortunately, you're about to get that on his next album. It's not going to be another West Coast banger.
3:39:34I'm just saying, I don't think he need to address him. He ain't going to. He don't need to address him. It would make him look so like above everybody if he didn't say anything else about Drake, given that Drake just put out an album where he might have like, you know, like eight different like verses where he like talks about him at least a little bit, you know, like or like a lot of different verses where it seems like he's alluding to Kendrick. it would make him seem like, whoa, Kendrick is so ahead of this time and he's so not concerned with what mere mortals are talking about that he's just completely off the Drake thing.
3:40:12He has to do that. How likely is that? I don't know. He's at least alluding to it, I think. He has to do that. I'm at the table with people that got very extensive vocabularies. What's a good word for ignore or unbothered? Ambivalent. Yep. I could see him naming his project Ambivalent
3:40:34And not even addressing him Oh shit Gotta be fucking up For real That's the type of shit he do And not even addressing him But that made me Go back to his weird rap But then I gotta quote William Shakespeare I think the lady Doth protests too much Like why you even tripping so much To name the album that Why you so ambivalent You gotta say you ambivalent In the album Now you saying why he tripping I think that'd be like The more fly yeah i feel it i feel it i feel it you know i'm saying i kind of fuck with that though regardless it's hilarious more of his style though i think the move is to not say shit yeah like he might like he might be like he might just like have a bar about you feel me like blood on my sword after i slayed him he might reference the bible verse yeah yeah like not like us the whole third verse was a history lesson.
3:41:26Right. Right. Exactly. But it's going to be some shit where they're like, it wasn't really dissing Drake. He was dissing such and such. Oh, actually, he was dissing, you know how he's like clever with his shit? It wasn't like really directly at Drake. Yeah. Maybe. Because Drake is another word for draconian, which comes from dragons. And so with the blood on my sword, it's from slaying the dragon. I was talking about Drake. We got a year. Maybe a title. What's the dirt? What's happening? You don't need to, though. Man, let's get back to you making some bangers. Y 'all gave us a Oh, I'm sorry. He just did three albums.
3:41:56Where are the bangers at? You want just bangers from Kendrick? He just did that. No, Drake's got you. Kendrick. Drake did a lot of that. Yeah, Drake's got you on the bangers. Look, look, look. Drake could make a radio hit whenever he feel like it, but what he like is the weirdo rap, as I call it. I think Drake's the best album is his next album. I think his next album is going to be his best album. Drake. I like Drake's take. His next album, because now I feel like he's comfortable. He understands that all the people are with me. I do got the sauce. because I feel like he was questioning himself a little bit.
3:42:25You know, you get knocked out or knocked down. You start questioning your skills, but then you win a fight. You get a dummy fight in. And I think he's about to fucking drop an album. Whenever he does, it's going to be a cold. So it's not even about the system. Yeah, exactly. But it's not even about questioning himself. It's about questioning. Oh, I know I still got it for what I do, but do they still want what I do? Like, it's like that's where the self-doubt comes in. like are people's ears still even in tune to what i'm giving them and is that what because it's not like if you look at a lot of the the rappers that were on top or just artists in general it's not like they fell off with what they were creating yeah people just kind of got bored of hearing it but drake found out he's trump drake just found out he's trump but like i could do whatever the i want and i'm gonna fucking slay he is behaving like that now kind of you know like he's just like more problematic like more open to like controversy than it seemed like he used to be he used to be like a little bit more brand friendly yeah a little bit more like even even just him like fucking with tory and like kind of taking shots at meg that was like a wild moment of like oh shit like you really don't give a fuck huh oh shit so are we in the are we in the villain mode for drake is he embracing his oh yeah bro he ice man he's lebron in miami he he used to message every rapper and like fuck with every rapper and be hanging out with every rapper and like now he's just like he seems like he's just in his own world now.
3:43:53Well like think about this is the guy that bought a Neptune's or you know Star Trek chain because he was such a big fan of the clips and then he winds up in the midst of bitter ass beef with Pusha T. Just think about it and that was years ago. That's a decade ago. Think about how much worse it's got since then. All the love he's shown. Who knows what kind of chains he bought for Metro and all you feel me like what all these fools switched up they're all fucking gay fuck these fools drake's evil now i like it yeah drake acting like a california artist you know it's political yeah like if you if you uh do a song with him then you can't fuck with us that's how california is exactly he's like a political gangster rapper i mean i've like had conversations with him where i was pretty shocked by like how serious he takes like seeing people that him and his crew don't get along with like to the point where I'm just like damn like I would have probably just not said shit if I seen that fool like what the fuck but he talking about like somebody was like soft because he's seen his boy and shit like that and I'm just like damn like I would never even think I was supposed to press that fool.
3:45:03Oh so you think he mad that future and them are at the motherfucking world cup you feel me with Pharrell and ASAP Rocky based on what you just said gang? don't be stupid don't get into some dumb altercations though don't get into some stupid altercations just think about his mentality and what he just said the question is does Drake want to be cooler with Future than Future wants to be cool with Drake because it's kind of given that a little bit that Drake had his song with him as like part of his whole, like, like Drake had Future on his album. Future didn't have Drake on his album. This is the villain arc.
3:45:49Future sitting up there and him sitting with Sexy Red was the knife in the back. Was like the closing of the coffin. He's like, okay, I'm gonna see him again together. That's the whole thing is that they weren't actually together doing that video. I don't believe it either, right? No, but that's crazy, which is kind of weird. And on top of that, is it possible that Drake is kind of getting his hove like post-Naz beef era on where he's like, okay, I'm going to do Black Republican with you. I'm going to employ you. Matter of fact, I'm going to sign you. You're signed to me now for a little one-album deal or whatever.
3:46:25So it's so clear, no matter what happened in this beef, I'm a... So he's employing people. I don't care about my relationship with these rappers. I'm just going to use them as chess pieces. What if Drake already had that fucking verse? That's a very... But what if he already had this? It wouldn't matter. But why would Future be rapping about Molly Santana in advance? No, I don't believe he did. But it wouldn't matter either way because Future would still have to clear it in that moment. 21 Savage for sure mediated that. You know, he liked Atlanta mediated it. Yeah, yeah. 21 Savage on a Molly doubt Twitter rant.
3:47:00But picture that. Picture like, you know, 21 getting Drake and Future on FaceTime and they talk their shit out or whatever and they get cool. they're not having conversations about well what about when we're at the World Cup and you're still in the section with the people that I don't get along with they didn't address that you didn't cover that, you didn't expect that situation to pop up I mean you know Future Pride wouldn't have gone to A$AP Rocky's show and pulled up and did a song or whatever that's easy to avoid but seeing somebody at World Cup yeah you're going to see a million fucking people at World Cup and it turns out a lot of people have problems with Drake now Back to what I'm saying, I think he like, man, it's cool.
3:47:39As long as you don't fuck with him. When I point to him, I mean Kendrick. Yeah. Do not fuck with him. Whatever, do what y 'all do. But that nigga, ass out. But Future did do his own Kendrick, but it was before all the shit cracked up. Yeah, I'm talking about. We'll never know. Post-out. We probably won't know for a long time if Future and Kendrick are still. He not tweaking on the little people. He talking about the big eyes. Mm-hmm. That is crazy. All right, I'm going to read these donations so that we're not stuck here all night. Shout out to Speeds Too Late. He's been a member for 11 months.
3:48:05He said, bro, Lush, I'm crying off them tweets. LMAO, that was fire. And good intro, Adam. B plus like my boy Munchie. B team, glad you back, Munchie. That part. That's what's up. Go watch that Monday show that we did yesterday if you guys want some bonus content after that. Justice999 said, random, but y 'all ever heard of Key Nola? We need an interview. I got a peep. I'm not familiar. David Rodriguez said, Adam, DP yourself never. Never have Dough Girl in your seat on the Tuesday show. Keep the geeks on Monday. Come on, man. Damn. Dragonite Playball Touchdown said, Hey, Lushka, stop acting like you being 55 and posting the shit you did is cool or player in any way.
3:48:46You're a dork, and I can't wait to catch a touchdown in your park where they ran you out from. Has number 3255. That's cute. That's cute, baby. That'll kill you. That's cute, little baby. That's real, though. You're going to die. I'm going to die. We all going to die, huh? Oh, shit. So, Flacco earlier, we never got to read this, said, Munchie failed at turning Adam against me. Now he's failing again at turning Josh against me. It's not working. Blind burger. CHP suspect. Hey, hey. You act like these things your girlfriend. Like who turns against you? I don't give a fuck who you fuck with, bro.
3:49:24He's talking to shit. What are we talking about, bro? Be mad at your surgeon, bro. Why you got all these failed surgeries, bro? That's who the fuck you be mad at, nigga. I didn't do it, nigga. You still fat, nigga. like a surgeon like a surgeon cut for the very first time this guy got three field surgery got all my weird owl heads what's the other surgery the fat surgery bro he went missing for a year to still be fat it's not really confirmed whether that surgery was 100 % effective ever or existed it's up in the air I don't know honestly I'm curious he wasn't in the op room I haven't seen him in real life in hella long like six months bro bro bro we've seen him once Be mad at your surgeons, bro.
3:50:05You get into all this shit and they can't promise you no guaranteed success surgeries? Fuck, is you talking? You mad at the wrong? Well, one, he had a panic attack and he ran. You want to break me up with Lord Johnson? The other one. I don't give a fuck. Fuck, I don't give a fuck who you cool with for, nigga. I would much rather Adam not fuck with WAC 100 than you, bro. You is not even in the stratosphere. Like, what are we talking about? You think he's worse than WAC? No. He's saying that he'd rather I would much rather way worse sever a whack and Adam relationship than him. I don't even give a fuck.
3:50:44You're not even in California. You're not bothering me that much, bro. You're not even in the state. You think it too much, bro. You in that little bitty ass room, that stinky ass chair. Nigga, what about me? He said you foreign. Can we say that it's kind of crazy that foreign be? Let's be real. Let's be real. I like when he talks that shit. Hey, but is it kind of crazy how upset Flacco was? Or is that not surprising? I ain't heard Flacco would be mad like that a long time. Bro, do you hear how mad you are? He want to be on Plug Talk, nigga. He want to break me and out of my fuck wrong with you.
3:51:17I have opposed obese men on Plug Talk in the past. Man, bro. Wait. Don't no bitch want to see that nigga naked. I said no to Doughboy, so I got to say no to Flacco. Essentially the same person. I mean they might have similar bodies at this point if the weight loss is really working. Wait Doughboy propositioned that? Yeah or like streets propositioned that. It was crazy how serious he was but Doughboy at one point when he first got here was like yo it's really my goal to lose more weight and get in shape and eventually do porn on Plug Talk and I told him straight up that when it comes to men who do porn they are all in pretty good shape i would almost consider myself to be an example of somebody who's like a little bit outside of what's normal in terms of being out of shape you are on a totally different planet as far as obesity and when it comes to porn fat is bad so there's no fetish for that but i'm pretty sure there is but it's a very marginal fetish yeah fat men like i mean they're everywhere it's not exactly hard to get your hands on but like but he like really was pushing the line and like really making it clear that he wanted to do porn and i'm just like no like absolutely i i had to get really up front and directly by the way he's he's here he's in the fucking lobby watching this when i went to go piss like two hours ago he was out there oh shit that's insane hey bro when niggas work at no jumper and pay just send a comment bro it's brazy nah it's fine we appreciate it what the fuck I love it send that wow send that shit send that shit send that shit yeah send that shit where my scamming ass we should make a drill version we should make a drill version send that hit send that hit a murder for hire song oh shit god damn he said no I fart on skinny people said Lush we need more interviews like Big K or Old School MC is like Immortal Technique where Immortal Technique at that's my partner bro that's my partner let's get him over here yeah yeah he said he was with it it's just whenever the schedule I'm with it I talk about Immortal Technique like every week hey have you ever heard this one song yeah dude I did an Ill Necro interview and then we just insta fell out.
3:53:52Yeah, but me and Necro are so cool. You feel me? He didn't. Yeah. Middle of New York City, Necro comes to the interview with so many guns. Fire, bro. Necro a hog, bro. Literally like his boy had a bag with, I'm not lying, like 10 guns on him. What are you trying to sell him? Nah, they just, apparently he was licensed for him and shit. But like, you got to understand how like seeing 10 guns in LA is like not anywhere near as crazy as seeing a guy with 10 guns in Manhattan where it's like the hardest place on earth to get a gun. Well, not to get a gun, but to like legally carry a gun. Shots of Necro, bro.
3:54:30He a real one. I've been logging in with Big Brad. We fell out, but... We gotta get right. We straight. You feel me? It's good. He said, they gotta get right. We gotta get right. Motherfucker, I'm saying I had conversations I know I had. You guys are from a very similar wigger upbringing i mean hey you feel me hey you feel me you've had a lot of shared life experiences you know you see black label yeah yeah have you seen his interviews nah see i know you're lying he's like yeah yeah no no it's uh i like want to move on but i'm gonna actually play this for you guys wait no that's that one guy that yeah yeah yeah yeah i have seen i i just want to know i have seen some of his this guy has got to be the blackest white guy i ever seen like mr white folks he reminds me mr white folks yo but like he like really like regards himself as black so you had to you know unite yourself with the struggles i didn't mind you got a black if you want to i did 15 years i look good and they with me i'm with them it's just it's just together right you can't tell this guy that just took off and then um for a while i didn't take pictures with a celebrity.
3:55:45I thought it was rude on a fan. I mean, I know a lot of white boys like this, though, bro. I know hella white boys like this, though, bro. But it don't seem like he, you know, trying to make it fit. He's being genuine. He's being genuine. I've seen videos of him. No, he a real dude. He's cool, bro. He mad cool. I like this guy. But, like I said, I mean, it's not the only white person that's like this. He grew up in the hood and his nickname was Black. Wait, his name is Black Label? Yeah, his name is Black Label now, yeah. Yeah. That's a fly hit. No, he mad cool, bro. I like, bro. I like him. He's sick.
3:56:22But it's kind of funny because he's like, he like regards himself as being like actually black to a level that I'm almost like uncomfortable with. Like, bro, like. He says he's black? I mean, like, well, he says that all the time. Does he get mad at when you call him? I don't think he said it around me. Does he get mad when you call him a wigger? I didn't dare say that. Like, the ER on the center of the A. I'm not saying the W to him. I mean, you can't really compare someone like me to him because I'm, like, from L.A., so I'm part Mexican and black. You're a gang member. You're not a gang member.
3:56:58I'm part Mexican and black. You're part Mexican until it's time to be Mexican. I'm part Mexican and black. Where you from, fool? Where you from, fool? I'm only black with his convenience. I've been fucked with Rios. You run South Sider? I'm only black with his convenience. You like turn Puerto Rican in jail? No, they're not South Siders. They are? No. For real? No. They don't fuck with the whole island? I mean, they could. It's not even like that. I feel like a lot of Puerto Rican people... Puerto Rican people are like secret Mexicans sometimes. No. They could be. Mexicans could look like anything.
3:57:39Look at Michael and then look at Steven. There's the whole Dominican Menno Black contingent. That's a big thing going on. Yeah, that's definitely a thing. And I feel like that does, like Tainos. I would be hard-pressed to find a Puerto Rican that would try to secretly be Mexican. You're definitely not Mexican. But, like, okay, you're Puerto Rican and you're from the East Coast, which most of them are, right? Most of y 'all are. Out here is so foreign. You get busted out here and you want to run with the Latinos, You could probably make that arrangement. You could probably either be a picep or a resident.
3:58:13If I go with the jail in L.A. County, he is better off if we're on with the blacks. He's with the blacks. All right, what about this? What if you're Puerto Rican, but you're from like a crip gang in New York City, and then you get arrested and you go to L.A. County, you're just like with the blacks for sure. Is it a hood that exists out here too, especially then? No, no, no, no. If you blood or crib, I don't care what you is. You run with the blacks. That's why I don't understand your boy's stupid young. I know. I know your favorite topic. I mean, why you didn't ask Sharky? Sharky? Sharky? I asked Sharky.
3:58:52He laughed. I asked him. I said, like, do you feel like you were supposed to be born in a black body? He laughed at me when I asked him that. You should have told him what he ran when he went to jail. He definitely ran with the blacks, bro. Ask Pete Drizzle. You know Pete Drizzle. Yeah, bro. Of course he ran. Bro, he's black, basically. even though he not. But okay, there's decisions that can be made. Drama Shogun said Lush literally made fun of Meek Mill for his thirst tweet about loving women. I mean, you clearly more into my own shit than I am players, so hey, you got that. I don't even know what the fuck you're talking about.
3:59:28He got me. It sounds like what he's saying makes sense. Yeah, but it's like, alright fool. It's like a big moment in my life. You be talking on camera every day. You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. You would have remembered that, huh? Seven years ago, I said this. Black Sector Mafia said, Lush is doing all of this to piss off his ex. It's obvious he's trying to get her attention and trying to push her butt. I miss you too, baby. What the fuck am I supposed to say to that, gang? Again, you more into... You said some of it. I love my ex. Look, hey, do you want to see... Hey, the other chick's my new girlfriend.
4:00:04You feel me? We don't care. Square Game said, nobody's backside is safe with Lushy Weinstein in the office. Yeah, yours not. Come over here. I'm going to poke you. Booga, booga. Maybe Jumper became a member. Shout out to him. FBS Wolf said, Poetic Flacco is just straight lying on the phone for his own clip. When he uploads this video, Fat Co can't even argue over the phone without lying. Right.
4:00:28Fuck that, dude. I don't want to read his shit. Limitless J said, Gang Gang. Joe Max said get off lush you were just begging him to leave germ and talking about ice on Joe Budden pod and you have a host that has no issue making his live content be grateful damn oh he's talking to me yeah we were begging you to leave germ no we talked shit about her once you decided that you wanted to move on once you started talking shit about us munchy munchy munchy When he was getting beat on, Adam was like... Yeah, yeah, okay. Hey, why you... You were being abused. Blacko, bruh. Is that not like a fair... I thought I saw a date.
4:01:06I did see a video where he stood up. If your friend is getting beat to shit... Right. All right, then. Yeah, you're going to fucking say that he's leaving. Right. I ain't even saying I got beat because I ain't even... You told me off camera. You said R3 Chitty Man, Babe Mama was a punk because he beat him. you get beat yeah i thought that was a funny joke he talks about it when it can seem like a joke but then when he's pressed to say it in a serious way he starts lying he said if she was about that like she wouldn't record it because germ didn't record it i was talking about germ i was talking about germ was too in the moment i was talking about this one savage would you say that germ gets into like a flow state when she's abusing you no germ has never abused me and would never do something like that i love you i love germ that's my hey but she also my new girlfriend bleasy i I love you, baby.
4:01:55Like, hey, I miss you. Limalist J, say gang gang. Joey Max, say get off. Oh, I'll read that. Yes, read that shit. DF said, flag on Mattis, how out of breath lying obese predator. Q, Bleezy said, top five, no jumper personnel right now. One, Lush, two, Adam, three, Munchie B, four, Doughboy, five, Moose Man, honorable mention, Edgar. He said, Edgar. Sign out. That was funny. I miss you, Bleezy. T City Ray said after that phone call, Jala is crying in his dungeon, punching the air like Trey on Boys in the Hood did after he got harassed by the cops. Insane. What the fuck? East Aid Finest said, God bless the mayor of Englewood, bro.
4:02:36Calls it like it is. Flacco stayed taking shots on the brand and hosts daily. You can hear him crying in his voice. Right. Mr. John Doe said, Flacco's not attacking the brand. He's just stating the obvious. No Jumbo is full of sorry ass hosts. Ricky Doughboy Moose we gotta be for real now that's the new generation that's like the new class hey they getting their shit off they doing their Douglas so what the fuck is you talking about but I'll say that the people they're doing a great job yeah the people at this table come on you ain't saying that shit that's why you ain't have our name in your mouth you feel me straight up alright Lady A said Adam and gang I finally caught alive I tapped in with rainwater years ago from the Moe 3 sector but I'm global yellow and trap Fred trial he mostly just want to say hi to Adam I rock with Ak as well what's up baby girl we love you too shout out to Rainwater she said oh she said my bad this is me I forgot I had Mo3's pick on shout out to Rainwater finally getting justice in court with yellow and trap boy it has begun I can't actually see your picture so maybe like tell us your Instagram if you really want us to lurk you which is kind of it's like what we're here for um Threadway said Adam you gotta hop on minoxidil, and finasteride to maintain your hair transplant.
4:03:51Those are bad for cum production. That's why I'm not on them. So Rogaine makes you not nut? Allegedly, yeah. I believe it has a negative effect on your nut. I'd rather be bald. I'd rather be bald. It's not like you can't nut. You just have less, I guess. I need the most. I don't know. It's kind of crazy. I tried it, honestly, before. A doctor just randomly prescribed it to me. I tried it for a little bit. First time, I blew a small nut. I just looked at it and freaked out. Never took it again.
4:04:22Milton Dixon said, Bro, why ain't Ricky on the Tuesday show? You can make him a top-tier potter. He's the most hated, but Gio suck. I guess that's Rios. Ricky takes are iffy, but controversial. Free Brick. I like Free Brick, though. And Ricky my dog, though. Reap Cash said, I'll take that challenge, Adam. he's referring to uh me saying i could beat him in a fucking hip-hop trivia contest good luck buddy he's also like 50 put a stack up motherfucker um drank sinatra said munchie had flaco sweating and breathing b team let's stay horny you only get to be 49 once johnny dogs doughboy sucks and moose needs to quit finishing people's sentences shit is lame as fuck whoop yeah moose does like he's a somebody to like present him with like game tape of him just like finishing people's sentences he doesn't get I feel like I've mentioned it to him but like he doesn't seem to get that it's weird so that dude is not that's my young slime he's not black he's a white man in a black body oh Wayne Brady yeah he for sure he white labeled he white label he white label he white label that's fucking funny that is funny we'll take black label and they can take Wayne that is funny the white delegation even though I'm not a part of it I know they'll accept Wayne Brady ass you forgot you was white the delegation honey one time and i was in florida and i was like at this bar randomly and it happened like we just went to the nearest bar this is like probably 15 years ago and it's like ends up being like a country ass bar right they're playing country music and people are square dancing and shit and at first it's like mostly girls and there's like a couple like random ass white guys but they're dressed like super normal like like none of them even have cowboy hats or anything like that they're just fucking square dance and it's weird as fuck i've never seen this before my whole life like in real life and this fucking black dude shows up and he is wearing this like ill ass red outfit he got the most snazziest boots you ever seen and he just hops in this hoedown and he is busting like way better line dancing moves than like that's what's the way and brady's black bro all these white dudes like stopped fucking dancing because this motherfucker was cutting a rug so good the bitches are like on him talking to him looking at him like i honestly like i had no way of finding out who this guy was because i'm just in a random bar you would have thought this fool was like famous or some shit because he came in just doing his dougie like i had never seen before and i still think about it like all the time he just walked in knew he was funny as shit he knew he was gonna do that when he walked in dude i wanted to put on my journalist hat and like pull out a pad of paper and start asking everybody like so what's this guy's deal like i want i was so curious what side of town just like you know does he come in here all the time like is he like is he just seriously like are there other people who are this good at dancing or is it like is he like an extreme outlier because is he adopted so like it honestly was jarring how good this guy was at square dancing and just as a person who's never even seen this in real life it was just mind blowing but they're hella black cowboys and shit roots in like San Antonio and shit smash it on the dance floor like that hey I don't know but you gotta understand that there was not another black person in this bar and then this motherfucker shows up and just kills it that's dope I just wanted to know like are you sponsored like all the white hoes it just was mind blowing okay Paper Chaser said Adam you should interviewed Lil Hawk.
4:08:32He's an Englewood legend. He also is one of the top rappers from Banging on Wax and Diamond Riders. He just came home from doing a 20-year bid. Legend. I gotta look into him, man. Fucking somebody send me a link because I gotta check this shit out. I interviewed him. Oh, for real? I'm gonna check it out. Young OG said, let's add him on his hater shit and you're the least to strike back. Use your rap resources and get you some studio space and start your own podcast. No, Jumper Ganger, don't bang, bro. Shout out to Pop Out. We gotta bring the Pop Out back. Shut your ass up, bro. Hillex Driver said, Lush is on that.
4:09:05I'll gladly pay you Tuesday. For a cheeseburger today, bitch. He said you put a fucking eighth on layaway. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. For a cheeseburger today, bitch. A eighth on layaway is so good. I glad you pay you Tuesday. Bro, an eighth is so cheap. Six bands up. Fuck you off for me. That was then. Six bands up. That sounds like a fucking riff rap song. Big League Jew said Munchie we fucking with you out in Kansas City aka Killer City pull up and do a show the Midwest got love for the IFG and keep your foot on that trick Flacco's neck get a trade get folks stay out the streets I felt like that was like mixed messages shout out Killer City for sure gang banging and saying stay out the streets get a trade that was legendary um fbs wolf said on a side note can you consider even on tuesday's show with three or four people can you still go back to the studio room table the vibes in that room for tuesday's show just hits better i feel you bro but then we gotta have somebody sitting on a fucking stool or something if we want to have like a fifth we was chilling bro yeah i don't know we was chilling we had fun so i don't know what the fuck you're talking about future guests we'll have to go stool on them maybe we'll make them sit all the way over there and they can just have their own mic that They can just go over there, bro.
4:10:29We straight. Hoodlum said, fire podcast. So glad Munchie's back. Rios is great. And the show is getting back on track. Thank you. Appreciate that, man. Drank Sinatra said, Adam, make some big and tall shirts, bro. I got to realize America is fat. I would buy so much merch. Hashtag fuck Doughboy. Those two messages are contradictory, though. Yeah. How do you want big and tall merch, but then fuck Doughboy? It should be Shouse and Doughboy. A little hate himself. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Who is putting on for the fats more than Doughboy around here? Come on. Paper Chase said, Adam, call and check on Charleston White.
4:11:02He was just shot at in Houston not too long ago. Is that true? Shot at? He wasn't hit. He wasn't hit. He's bark at him. Man, Charleston do this shit every day, bro. He's straight. He just really be going to places people hate him every day. He'd be all right. There's no big deal there. He'll just get shot at. Young OOG said, ask Chad GPT. Can Chad GPT be wrong? This is another anti-research person. He thinks everybody should just start the podcast with the knowledge that is already in their head. I'm not going to lie. I watched at least an hour and a half of academics clips today. And I was really surprised by the extent to which he is talking to the AI the whole time.
4:11:45But, I mean, why would you not be if you're by yourself and you could basically be asking for information from a superhuman at all times? if you like you're manipulative enough to say it the way you want and make it be a way to validate any point i didn't notice him doing that at all no i noticed all you going back to his point earlier he's saying you can manipulate yeah check you be going back to that bro yes bro so do you think that the fact that you can manipulate it means that it's not useful no you're saying the way you ask the question right yeah just when people are doing it to validate a point there's certain ways that are they can phrase things to make it advantageous to get the answer and that should be checked if it does happen.
4:12:23Okay. Gene Gotti said if you want to be a content creator, you can't complain about media covering a major story about you and needs to get over it. If y 'all want to be popping in media, you got to take whatever comes with it. That's true. Very true. I mean, yeah, that's undeniable. That's true, but you got to realize no jumper employee gang members off the streets that really ain't got used to their position. In theory. I mean what are you saying happened Trapped don't work here You employ people that Come off the streets that ain't Quite used to being in that But those people as well can't You know pick and choose who gets to be In their coordinates That's the reason why niggas ain't Can you take Crip Mac and Airy Environment No More so now than ever Definitely not He's a savage Ewin said Ozempic Flacco I don't is he on Ozemic?
4:13:22I feel like we would know Big Remo thanks for the five bucks East End J Shoot said Lush the weight is concerning enough for me to donate stay sober huh? I'm heroin chic
4:13:34Adam78B said I was driving from work and that call made me laugh so hard shout out to Munchy Adam this is what I pay for I would never be a member because of Flacco
4:13:44DG said Rio save your breath Adam's lunatic ass will never admit when he's wrong. He's not cut from the same cloth. You know he's losing when he starts talking over you. What was I wrong about?
4:13:56He has put a point. For real. Is that not the most logical question to ask after reading that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Game tape is game tape. No, but I want to hear it. Like, what was I wrong about? It's very subjective, brother. We'll have to run the tape back. Game tape is game tape. It's been an hour ago. We're going to let them do their Douglas. But do you, like, is there anything that comes to mind? You know, we all had our own opinions. No, that whole Long Beach discussion was very interesting. And I'm curious. The whole thing is subjective. We don't see how it's interpreted. Oh, okay. I don't know.
4:14:25I didn't even really understand what we were disagreeing about, to be honest. There was a lot of points of contention. Saying the same difference. But like what? All right. Like name one. What came first? The chicken or the egg? But my statement was just that the internet sped up progress, which is pretty impossible to debate, I think. Yeah, but that's actually technology. The technology speeds up every, it only gets faster. You know what I mean? That's why I didn't understand how that could ever be controversial. Look, I think we got to see what specifically was said, but I think the main point of contention was, was it the internet that helped, that made people from Long Beach dress more eccentrically and things like that?
4:15:05People are everywhere. Yeah, it segwayed into a different kind of conversation. Correct. It turned into... There was a lot. Regardless, it was dope dialogue, I think everybody was right and wrong multiple times. So I would encourage everyone to watch that shit. Milton Dixon said, They might have been skating in Cali before the internet. Midwest and the South started rocking that skinny and skateboards after the net. Yeah. Free Ant 2. You're right, though. Because we invented that shit. We were the first skateboarding. We invented skateboarding, bro. What was this shit in Venice? Fucking Z-Boys.
4:15:39Z-Boys. Yeah. There it is. The Real Baby Chad said, Adam's argumentative prick behavior is so lame. Have a conversation like a normal human. Wow. What a dickhead. W Potty said. Benji Ocho said, Drake hanging out with Lil Baby. Wham, wham, wham. I'm from the four, but I love me a threesome. Is that a, I don't know. That's a bar. Probably like a Lil Baby bar or something. And then he said, Dead Fresh, Lil Baby's new song out now. This beat came from Pharrell. Shout out to Rot and Roll. Is he, like, promoing his song? Uh-oh. Damn RJ said, give us back Doe, Moose, and Ricky. Lush breath stink too bad to have to listen to him glaze everybody and tell us about things we don't care about.
4:16:22B-team. I like the last sentence. You cannot tell how bad his breath is on camera. It's not bad. Is it all right? Has my breath ever stanked anyone in this room? Honestly, I never smelled it. Trooper, though. Okay. There we go. Trooper, I smelled. Speaking of, I'll never hold your peace. My breath has never stank. Trooper shit stank. Trooper shit. Every time I've been around Trooper, that shit has stank. Hey, check out. I'm cognizant. I fuck with bitches. I got cologne on me. I got fucking... Those are Zans. Tic Tac, I got Zans. It must be really bad, too, because you can say that shit for real.
4:16:53I can fuck them hard to say that shit. It's the second time. Oh, yeah, nah. That nigga Trooper... He said that shit with his chest. Trooper be offending me. Trooper had me second guessing myself. Damn, are my breath like this? I wonder if my breath has ever been anywhere close to that. If somebody's breath smells so bad, you question your own like yeah no for real though because my girl be telling me my breath smells bad sometimes but i feel like her like sense of smell is like way stronger than like the average but she wake up to you though so yeah in the morning that's something different but for you midday interviewing somebody shit humming that's crazy my kid has gone through phases where every morning she'll like get into our bed and then promptly tell us that our breath stinks because you know she cuddles up like right in your face and then you're breathing you're not even like really awake and then you're breathing in her face and then she's like damn babe your breasts like over and over and over but like she's kind of off it now it's crazy that I be eating ass and my breasts still don't stay I miss you bleasy disgusting bro you gotta tune up damn RJ sent 10 bucks shout out to him user SX became a member shout out to him we be having a hell of a super test cause they fuck with us we love y 'all okay Okay.
4:18:04Spam Greer said, Adam was really on some prissy princess shit today. Whenever he feels like being loud and wrong, he calls for one mic, then can't shut up. Read the room. No job on Tuesday's show took an L today. That was not my experience at all. No, I've seen you way worse. Way worse. Hey, but Spam Greer is a hilarious name. Because Pam Greer. Who was that? I don't even remember. She was the baddest. Who was that? Who was that? Foxy Brown. What? Come on. Who was that? I want to fade. Black exploitation. Quizzy Blue said, never send these by God. I got to say, damn, Rio's cooked kiwi head. Keeps schooling this lame, showing his inexperience on the culture.
4:18:43I'm still trying to figure out what they think that I like took an L on or like what the big disagreement was. Anyway, maybe somebody can tell me. I gets computers. Putin said, y 'all squeezing the juice out of this Drake and Kenner shit. Now I scraped Jay and we moved on. Why are we still talking about this? He lost. Get over it. I don't think anybody was really questioning that he lost at all. If anything, I feel like we should have probably talked about that shit more when it was actually going on. I feel like we kind of breezed past it. I still like your name, Computersputin. Yeah. Damn, RJ said, can we be more careful about using the word glazing?
4:19:17Because everyone at No Jumper Glazes loves so much that he believes that he's a good lyricist. No, no, no. That's just like the plaques and accolades, baby. That's why I believe it. Oh, shit. Talk about shit. That's why I believe it. Oh, shit. Got nothing to do with it. East 8 Fighter said, Thank God the sassy Prince of Carson didn't pull up. Top-tier combos. This motherfucking munchie got to be the most serious dude, but at the same time, naturally funny. The most serious. That's right. Misunderstood said, Giovanni Pierre, the littest rapper out of El Cajon, California. We got shots of Dago. You feel me?
4:19:54Shouts of El Cajon. Big Mike Hemi said, Jack 100 will not be at the game versus he is not allowed. at any real blood functions. Anybody going? Anybody got the plug? I want to go. I got the plug. You going? I don't think so. I might. Too many bloods? You got to do something like this, like list type thing though. Yeah. A list? Yeah, you know, each artist could bring like 12 people. Oh. I was talking about this with the homies yesterday and I came to the conclusion that, although I like your shots to both of these gentlemen, that my favorite blood rapper, like from like the West Coast, is at first I was like oh it's for sure Frosty then I realized it's actually Mozzie for show but like Frosty is like number two actually your favorite blood rapper from the west besides Munchie you'd put the game below Frosty I was like what I listen to right now I feel like you're like all of a sudden switching it up to like a weird criteria well no I said what I listen to like the rapper that I listen to you listen to so much more of the game than right now in your life No, right now I listen to way more Frosty, bro.
4:20:58I'm telling you. I have a lot of Frosty on my playlist. You're just like Frosty signaling. You're Frosty fishing. Bro, I think if you're from L.A., I don't think that's a crazy thing to say, what I just said, by any stretch of the imagination. I just feel like. People listen to Frosty, bro. Frosty doesn't have that much music out in comparison to Game. I've been like 15 hours. I know Game is obviously way more goaded. All right, we get it. You like Frosty. I see what people slap right now. Like me. In the streets when I'm with the hoes. It just feels like random. Ain't no one trying to hear the fucking game.
4:21:32I'm going on fucking Frosty. And that shit gets lit. And the bitches love busting it down to Frosty. I feel like maybe I'm going to like. I'm going to like add this to the top 10 pod commandments. Is like don't do like a random rant about some rapper you like. That has nothing to do with anything. I might as well be fired. I just like. I just want to call out what you're doing. You might as well just fire me. You just randomly blazing Frosty for no reason. Fire me down. I'm not going to lie. Frosty is my favorite blues rapper ever. If you're around Hoz, they love Frosty. Okay, so exactly. I know I don't sound fucking...
4:22:06Wait, do that impression again. He's from Englewood. No, I'm saying, bro. In Los Angeles. The most relevant rapper from the city. Ain't nobody trying to side off Frosty. You go shoot at nobody or look for no little bars. Like the Hoz, they like Frosty. Yes, bro. That's what I'm saying. It's enjoyable music to listen to. But would you not acknowledge that your experience with women is probably largely colored by the fact that he's the most famous rapper from your neighborhood? My favorite rapper from Eaglewood is Rootsie. Rootsie Hard? Rootsie is hard. And not from Eaglewood family. I probably listen to Munchie more than any of these people.
4:22:44That's what I said. When I'm talking about rap shit, because I always have friends that are rappers who are in the combo. I'll take Suspect over Frosty. Boom! nuclear bomb drops they both fire clip pages do it that way you will suspect's my bro you feel me so of course but of course I choose suspect but Frosty is Frosty swag maybe a little cooler Frosty bro we're gonna act like I think Frosty more entertaining how are we gonna act like people in LA are not slapping Frosty this is like a crazy thing do you get paid to just do like a little infomercial about him or something there get your act on bro he's like trying to convince us get your act on act do it hey bro knows cause I know what the fuck cause I'm actually outside bro I know it's just like kind of random just keep saying it Dragonite Crip said W Tuesday show feels like the good old days shout out to J Hood for getting a flat and not showing up I'm sure Ant would be proud 100 Damn RJ said Lush is lying he hates black label that's his idol but he don't want anyone to know I actually was like that throws fire Woody the Cowboy said shout out to this cast this was great I would say it to be honest especially Lush everyone who comes on the podcast isn't always good that's one of the issues with the show Moose and Ricky are getting better we appreciate you thank you bro and then Ronnie said much love to you Adam hey brother when you review my song how's my brother sketchy on it bring Gunner when you react he showed mad love when I met him shout out you and shout out Gunner and then C Rose the one said I love you Lush but your joint status is revoked sorry bro damn it's been nice I never knew this day would come and then Tom Cruise mom she said how the fuck was Rios not utilized like this on the other platform bro's a natural also Rios how do you feel about whack calling you Chinese fire did you feel like you were being held back on puns pod because you guys were I don't know what the fuck you were doing I don't feel like I was held back that was what the pod was it was what it was different platforms different opportunities but you felt like their pod was like about like pun trying to like you know what it felt like it felt like in like a movie where you like you see a guy and he's holding back like a bunch of dogs on leashes so we look like dogs like that was like like pun basically being like yeah i got these three crazy ass crisps behind me and they gonna crash out for me like that was like kind of like bro i'm one of the ace boys they were pulling knives out on like he didn't he didn't want you to like talk that much he just wanted y 'all to like snarl and throw up gang signs and basically like talk shit about his ops and maybe like hang out with the girls that were chasing like shaking ass and shit like that that was kind of the way i feel like it could look like that it could look like that surface level but it was more of a party atmosphere yeah i'm just talking about like random clips or something yeah the random clips they wasn't showing it was more like a friday night party kickback yeah which that honestly i think about doing that here just straight up having like a party here but the problem is is that like how many people do you invite because you can't really have more than like a couple of people on camera during an irl stream but then like having mad girls is good for the vibe rotate them honestly i'll be honest the ladies night podcast was super fun bro when i went there i don't yeah yeah yeah yes bro they're fucking dumb also hella fun are any of them still podcasting i think they are you know auntie illa auntie illa and barbie our home are any of them potting anymore that's like bad news for like women podcasting in general if they all gave up since it feels like none of the dudes are giving up dude i fucked up because because when i was on there i got a date with auntie the first night i was there i never went bro but can you like what about when i said like like do you think that they really gave up um i don't think not lush just telling us he got a date one time like i don't think actually they uh were interested in like potting potting.
4:26:38You know what I mean? It was just like a thing to do. It was convenient. It was at Pun Studio. You know what I mean? Like nobody really was doing anything outside of that. They're all dope but it's like so many dope people in that circle. I used to be in Yaya's DMs. Yaya is dope too. She's fine. She's hot. Where'd she strip out? I'm going. For real. I suggested auntie like last year. You probably don't remember man. She probably don't fuck with us because of She should pull up. Her political affiliations. Artesian for show pull up She's also like Dijon K now We're breaking down barriers man We're trying to kill all that shit Yeah well they're cousins right Ain't she Dijon's cousin Yeah but they got into it too So she's Dijon K now I don't know still Is she talking about it She talked about it at one point right Yeah she went bad on one episode But she ain't consistently doing it No That was a that was a wild error but damn I never got Yaya Yaya's ridiculously gorgeous I'm not gonna lie she's fucking dope and she's entertaining as fuck too Hop Out calls his hood the Yajex straight about the Yajex I didn't really like figure it out but like maybe saying Yaya so hold on Hop Out I was here he from Park Village yeah cause that's the same shit that Roddy Ricch said oh for real I didn't bring that up I was afraid about the Yajake summer rich crit.
4:28:06He's cool with your blood cousin and some shit. Oh, yeah, yeah. I know he talking about it. Yeah, yeah. I know he talking about it. Okay. Yo. So it's like three hop-outs in Compton. That's a common name, right? I was asking him what hop-out meant. He refused to give me a straight answer. I'm like, what are you hopping out and doing? Hopping out the pussy. My Douglas. I'm doing my Douglas. I will say, though, that he may not be, like, huge yet or anything, but Hop Out So is like Swamp Stories and J-Bo were like so fucking hyped that I interviewed that fool. They were tweaking. They were like really geeked up.
4:28:46That's right. You know if Swamp Stories is on you then you're a joint. Swamp Stories says he said that's my most handsome rapper in LA. I'm like what the fuck. Hop Out So was pissed. He was like not feeling it. You think he made it? What's called that? Get out? Who? Him and Trap. Do I think Hop Out So and Trap LaRoss? No, no, no. Trap LaRoss and Swamp Story. I think Swamp Story's got that. I'm going to be real. But do I think they would box? I mean, at one point, Trap LaRoss was down to fight fucking duty, though. What happened to that? Why'd Krimack turn down King Yellow? Krimack is never going to get in the ring with nobody, bro.
4:29:28He's not going to do it. But Krimack went back and forth with Branderis. like yes and then no and then yes and then no and then yes and then no over and over and over about fighting King Yellow specifically. Yeah, he go entertaining and never do it. A lot of money. I mean, whatever it was. If I was quarterback's manager, I would advise him to... Who was his manager? It's a lot of podcasts. You know. Misunderstood A said whack and munchy, squash the beef and have a sit down. Y 'all would break the internet. I like that idea. Yeah, I love that.
4:30:04never and then aj carson said we get it lush you get girls just shut up about it nobody believes you even if you knock everything down everyone's tired of it and it's cringe how do you not see that dude it's so fucking cringe i love you too that was funny i'm gonna lie uh yo if y 'all could smash the like button it would be greatly appreciated let's get that thing up to a thousand likes. Shout out to Rios. Go check out his channel. Sure, you can find it, but Rios, tell him what's the search. Mr. Jason Rios on YouTube and Society of Freedom on YouTube. And then, of course, Munchie B. Morals over Money TV, man.
4:30:42Like, hype, subscribe, and all that good shit. And then, just me Lush in the park. Yeah, shout out to my artists. You feel me? Ugly Atboy E &T. You feel me, Cereal from the East, El Mango and Risky. We're writing it up. Come on. And my advice go watch the monday show from yesterday run it up give dog boy an ego complex so that we can uh get him really feeling himself man love you
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