Max B's Welcome Home Tour Gone Wrong! Rory Exposed as Racist?? Blueface Called Out & More!

21:13Adam22:One of Lena's homegirls told her something and she talked to you about it. No, exactly. You know, you got that one person in your life that if you tell me, hey, I'm going to tell you something, but you can't tell anybody. But you already know I'm telling my girl. Bro, you know what? This just happened. Bullets got he. Little fake blog in New York. Okay. You met Nottie. Thought he was on the phone with Nottie Nerd Ninja, the open transgender. Oh, God. This dude was moaning and groaning, called him up. Daddy debated and said, keep it between us. Quite naturally, Nottie's part of the hunter side.

21:50Dear God. So Nottie turned in the information to the queen. And I just exposed him other day. Y 'all go check that out. Find that on YouTube. to, but nobody's going to keep those type of secrets. Some murder, maybe a robbery where some money is buried, even that. You may tell, bro, somebody going to tell somebody something. Yeah, but I mean, we're talking about what, like a guy being into trans women? Oh, yeah, he was making love with Tannati. If you're sneakily into trans women, for sure that's coming out. There it goes. Because the trans woman just has no reason to have your back. It definitely came out.

22:25She already knows that she's going to be able to use that against you.

22:27Adam22:I have no idea if that's true about this guy, but. Bro, I got the recording. Well, you don't want to hear this. It's just diabolical. I don't want to hear some dude moaning. That sounds super gay. Man, listen, crazy. So, shout out to Maul. Well, fuck you because you don't get along with Joe. But I don't think he's racist. I mean, Maul's in the awkward position of, like, having started this whole podcast with a white man who now has some explaining to do. But, I mean, he apologized. and it's like really at the end of the day I mean nothing he said really looks that bad brother there's nobody in front of me that I know you've said or done something it's what it is I'm gonna deal with you how you deal with me but so how do you think I would be treated if I went on Twitter and said I am not attracted to black women any of them but probably like as much as you might not care, I'm sure you could agree that that's going to get me in some hot water.

23:27No, I'm not.

23:27Adam22:No, you don't think so. I'm not attracted to white women in that way. My mind is I watch too many. You do realize the rules are different for white people. I watch like girls and boys. I watch too many movies where white women was in there getting screwed by a white dude. Husband comes home, white dude runs, and she steps out and said, it was a negro that did it, and they go kill all the black people in the city. I have a mental block that as soon as she gets mad, she's going to say it. And because I'm black, I ain't going to have a leg to stand on. And now I'm in prison. So you stay away from white women because of that?

24:05Adam22:Yes. It's a mental block. Fear of future false charges. Yeah. I don't trust them in that manner. In that manner. See, I feel like that in and of itself is a problem. Shit. I think one of the foundational principles of America is that you are not guilty for the sins of your father. And henceforth, white women are not guilty for the sins of past white women who have falsely accused people of rape. I got into it. Remember Captain Desariot? I do. In Hebrews, you're like ISUPK dudes, right? These dudes had a young white dude about 1920. Told him he must repent for the sins of his ancestors and kiss our boots.

24:48The white kid got down there and did it. Pissed me off. But this is what really pissed me off. For real. When he went to get up, all these big black dudes, these big beards said, no, stay down there. It's more boots. And they all start walking up on them, putting their boots out. And, bro, if I'd have been on that curb, it would have been a problem. If I was there, I would like to think that I would step in and whoop the white dude on behalf of the white race. who I've never really done anything on behalf of before. I'm going to tell you. But that is the most pathetic thing I've ever heard. Oh, bro, they got video footage of this.

25:23I told him, I said, look, bro, I don't know where y 'all doing that at, but y 'all better keep that shit out of California. Because some of them woods in prison, I see that, and they go to hollering at some of them Hell's Angels and some of these other cats, and they'll ride down on you. They do it to white ladies, elderly white ladies. They couldn't do that in front of me. You go to a BLM rally, there's plenty of white ladies that are down to kiss your boots. That's their whole thing. That's like their whole code. That's crazy. Black guy tells us to do something, we've got to do it. They ask us for money, got to give it to them.

26:01Well, that's different.

26:05Okay. So, hey, best of wishes to Rory in your current racism scandal. And I just know you're going to make it out of this. Rory, keep it up.

26:14Adam22:Don't stop your racism. don't stop it just keep it going yeah why not yeah for real roy aka charlie kurt um i'm not gonna call him that hey can uh nathan can you do me a favor and can you scoot the tv over this way so that i can see it which is kind of a thing for me with the the camera being right in the middle of it oh my god yes inch that thing yeah you gotta get over there oh yeah yeah yeah there we go now Now we're talking. That's it. Now I can see everything. So, okay. Blue face is back yesterday. I got to thank you for inviting us over to a video shoot that he had going on. We're going to get a nice piece of content out.

26:58It's actually out right now. Everybody go check that out if you haven't seen it yet. From your perspective, how is his return to life going? He's probably about 200 % of what I expected. He's working out for me great. My phone's ringing. Everybody I'm calling, they cooperate. They're ready to deal, contract. Reality shows, boxing matches, record deals, tours. Blueface first. Los Angeles show will be in January. Probably be at the Palladium. Just kind of did that one last night. Palladium is how many people? Like 3 ,000, something like that. Pretty good. You thought this was your run club era. Turns out, it was more of a thinking about run club era.

27:46The good news? Someone's marathon training is about to start. Sell your workout gear on Depop. Just snap a few photos, and we'll take care of the rest. They get their race day fit, and you get a payout for trying. Someone on Depop wants what you've got. Start selling now. Depop. Where taste recognizes taste. It's definitely, you know, what's most important to me is he stays out of trouble. Yeah. Stay out of trouble, bonding time with your kids, you know, prioritize that right. And, you know, keep a smile on your face. Build is easy, you know, with his talents, my resources, his wits, my wits. You're not going to stop that anyway.

28:33But as long as he stays out of trouble, we're going to be all right. You know, stay away from the bad people. It looks like he had a plan. He executed that when he came home. He got some pretty good people. What do you mean by that? What's the plan? Well, his plan was to first make that attempt to bring those that he considered family together. Okay. Right? And he attempted that. You know, his two children are with Jaden. That's a given. That's never been a question. But the other situation wasn't questioned. He made an attempt not knowing really what it was. and she made her decision. She wanted to make it about him and he was just simply trying to make it about the kids.

29:14You know, at the end of the day, either that is his or the kids a fatherless child. So he made an attempt at rekindling a romantic relationship with Jaden or was it just purely... No, not Jaden, with Rock. Okay, so that was a thing. That didn't work out already. Yeah, I mean, you know his... But Jaden, there was no chance of them getting back together at a romantic level, right? They're just co-parenting. Okay, that's what she said last time. I just want to make sure that was still the case. But how much time from your perspective did he actually spend with Krishan before that fizzled out? I picked him up at 8.30.

29:47We went to get him at 8.30, left with his mother. He came out at 8.30.

29:55Krishan bowed all the way to the house, probably about 10.30, 11. she hung around about a day and a half and she removed herself he didn't remove her she removed herself so he did what he was supposed to do coming home as a father as a dad and a father figure he's a dad and you know to Jaden's too we gotta call it a father figure to Krishans because we don't really know but what he does know is it's either him or the other guy, Ronnie, rest in peace. Right. And he's gone. So Blueface's type of dude, even if the test had come back, not his, because he knows this dude is gone, he still would have stepped in there as a dad and tried to do what he could do.

30:47But, you know, you can't weaponize children. You know what I'm saying? You know, them keeping nigga babies, spite, have kids out of spite. you know it'll come back it's tough to imagine Blueface really taking care of a kid that he doesn't think is his long term though no it's not because

31:07Adam22:especially when the kid exists because the girl that he was seeing went and f***ed another guy she was f***ing 89 guys like we knew that he knew that yeah on the phone right but imagine considering that your responsibility I understand it's a kid you want to do the right thing for the kid it's not about her right or wrong yeah it's about like now if he was alive he'd be like, yo, go do what you gotta do. We made a song with OG Bobby Williams, you know, a fatherless child. If Lena has a scene baby with a scene partner, she's on her own. She gotta deal with that. So if the rubber bus or they didn't rent.

31:42There's no rubber, my friend.

31:44Adam22:Oh, shit. Oh. So you gotta have a pull-out game going on. Is that what it is? Everybody in the industry pretty much pulling out, yeah. Okay. But A, we abortin'. Jason Love Jr., I'm sorry. You're out of here. But in addition to that, you know, say somehow he wasn't aborted. You could deal with that? No, I'm just saying. I'm not taking care of this kid. But even if she aborted, like, it wouldn't mentally, like, damn, you really was pregnant by another man. No, that does seem like a pretty fucked up scenario. Yeah, that's some crazy shit. Yeah, I would be pretty upset about that. Yeah, I would, as a man, it's kind of like, although you understand the profession, that still be something that's kind of like.

32:23Adam22:Yeah, it'd be unnerving. Yeah. I mean, it would be especially, it's a weird state of affairs when you think about the fact that we all are on camera. No condoms. Most, I don't know, some of the girls on birth control, but like, I don't think about it. Never does it cross my mind, what if I knock her up? But I have extreme belief in my own ability to control my load. Got you. Yeah, that's some serious shit to be talking about. So what if you got a female pregnant and she said, I'm keeping it? Well, that's what I'm saying. and I'm a lick. So how would you expect Leonard to respond to that? I don't know.

33:03Probably more sensitively than I would regard her having the same issue. You think she would allow the children to meet? I mean, I hate to break it to her, but I feel like that kid, I need that kid actually, really, yeah. I'm not trusting this random girl. As soon as that kid pops out, I'm taking him. I'm going to run out of the hospital. But if she got pregnant. Get the hell out of here. I realized as we're having this conversation that my double standard is quite extreme yeah and that's why a lot of black women are angry because me and black men they the same way black men cannot deal with the things that black women deal with when it comes to us if they did half of the shit to us that we do it do to them do you think black men cheat more than white men

33:53Adam22:uh no because you guys take advantage and you guys all the black women that you employ at minimum wage i feel like black women don't really even want to uh says white men it's just what they figure like if they do it won't make a difference dude at home won't be able to tell how much you want to bet that the woke google ai does not give me an honest answer oh see look they just link out to a bunch of studies. I'm not reading a goddamn study. And none of the studies seem to contain the results in the title. Men who earn less than their women are more likely to cheat. That's counterintuitive, huh?

34:33That's crazy. Yeah. Okay, so... Where are we at here? Okay, so you want to address the Blueface and Munchie B conversation? Yeah, it's like... It's giving hate. It's giving hate. It's giving hate because it just don't make sense. His whole thing is he's tripping because Blueface dissed two blood neighborhoods, right?

35:03Adam22:Okay. In his song, his comeback song, he dissed a bunch of hoods. Like a couple of neighborhoods he dissed, right? So if this is your reason for having this distaste towards Blueface, I can dig it then why do you continue to call Brick Baby Brick Baby your homeboy you see I already knew he mentioned this before no let's listen we about to get right on your you know what I mean you think that you can sit there just because you have a social media platform and keep on mixing up all the neighborhood business and everything that us do over here. You know what I mean? And then don't have no rebuttal.

35:59First and foremost, I called you a stain because I'm an op. Okay. That's old or what? It's Brick Brady in jail. But this is prior to. So what I'm saying is, and no disrespect to my cats out the jungles, I'm just painting a picture on this dude that's antagonizing it, right? Because I see what he's doing. He hated on the fact that Blueface is home. He hated on the fact that he tied to me. And he hated on the fact that the whole two years he was gone, he couldn't get in that lane of his, right? Well, you always say Brick Baby's your partner. Brick Baby's your dog, so you can't hate one Crip for dissing the same way the other Crip diss.

36:47You can no longer use that as a reason why you got an issue with Blueface. Because if you got an issue with him, then you should have an issue with Brick, who is your direct enemy as well. It's a little confusing. Yeah, okay. I feel you. You know, hey, listen, end of the day, then this goes, it ain't a Crip alive, it ain't a Blood of Power or Hoover alive that ain't dissed they opposition. Yeah. Whack, you ever diss to see you damn right. That's why I was. You ask Ann Heffey ever dissed to be, he gonna tell you damn right. That's why the DW Flaming Brick Baby thing was so interesting to people because it was this brief moment of seeing how a neighborhood hater talks when they're not on camera.

37:37Adam22:Well, Brick kind of, he folded in that situation. It was unfortunate. He just didn't even engage it at all. He got put in a situation where he was forced to react, or he should have been, right? He made the decision he made for whatever reason. and like you know but mom just saying i'm looking at this dude like you going and then blue face ain't gonna respond to you boy he don't even know who you are who munchie he don't know no he did respond listen he responded to him once he made an instagram video he not that was it but before blue face went to jail he know the no munchie b was bro right well we didn't really see blue face dissing a bunch of random neighborhoods before he went to jail too that was kind of a surprise, right?

38:22Man, I'm his manager. If it wasn't in the video, it was some slick shit said in the song. And that's him. He young, he coming up. He banging. That's what it is. He getting these videos, his homies standing around him. They throwing up what they throwing up. That's just what it is, right? So, you know, dudes get out of jail. They feel some kind of way. Maybe you went through some, I don't know. Another thing, what is he talking about going to yard. Only time it's mandatory to go to yard is to A, when it's time to get off, B, if a meeting is called. Man, can't no man tell no man when he got to go to yard, when he can't go to yard, unless you use a mark.

39:12Like, that's just weird. Especially now, these dudes got these cell phones. They don't want to go to yard. their yard is a cell phone right so I don't know and I get it cause dude is like he over there on the failing platform

39:29Adam22:right I'm gonna keep it 100 is he even still on there I feel like he just mostly makes his own contact at this point at the end of the day he been exposed that he worked for the police he been exposed that he gave up information you been exposed that you didn't been to jail 8 times and you still getting ORs I'm trying to figure out what's your issue with Blueface it can't be that because you say Brick Baby is your dog and he said the same thing but if Brick Baby put out a song dissing Inglewood families by name don't you think that that would trigger Munchy having something to say Blueface didn't the same thing Brick Baby dissed he dissed yeah it is kind of hard for me to imagine how he could be consistent there because, you know.

40:20I don't get it, but he'd be alright. Game banging shit is all picking and choosing, let's be real. No, that's a fact. It's selective politics. I'm the first to tell a dude that. It's selective politicking all day long. But okay, don't you agree that it is a very strange decision for Blueface to have gone away from society for two years and then come back and like, you know, people probably expect him to be more focused on just living a great life or being comfortable or hanging out with all these many, many bitches, etc. And instead it seems like his mind is on his ops. That seems very strange to a lot of people.

40:55If his mind, we didn't did two, three songs. You just had a video yesterday. Yeah. That's a great turn-up song. One of the things that's gone viral was him dissing all these hoods in this verse that he did. And then the other thing was him having a bunch of hoods whacked out on his face.

41:08Adam22:Well, what's whacked out on his face? I don't know. A bunch of baseball logos. I don't know how this shit works. but what's whacked out on his face are those all positive tattoos on his face I thought it was some anti he been had to watch that schoolyard crib yeah yeah the W that's just so the Walgreens thing what is that that's just that's just West that's just the West oh okay so I'm taking it the wrong way I thought blame blame Mac 10 for that I'm just gonna I'm gonna not hit him up about that Mac 10 was that was Mac 10 shit oh okay I mean I saw people saying it was whack outs on his face I don't fucking know the little what is it, the messenger thing?

41:45That was already there. I was there before he left. At the end of the day, Blueface is a man and he gonna do what he wanna do for his own reasons. Now, unless you a man and you attracted to that man, which I don't think he don't want you around him anyway, would I give a damn about what a man do to his face, bro? I could look at you because I have no tactics on my face and say, pass judgment on you, right? But that's what you... I got a mean Lisa. That's what you wanted to do. So at the end of the day, I mean, it's crazy. Munchie can't see what's on his face anyway. He's heard things. He got to get a description.

42:28There's part of me that wants to get my whole face done, even though I'm like 14 years older than Blueface. So you would do that? I mean, part of me wants to do it, but part of me, another much more significant part of me, feels like that would just be like a weird thing to do as a guy in his 40s. Listen man, you only live once do it how you want to do it when you want to do it. I'm just confused when I met the man he had a Ben Franklin on the whole side of his face. I mean shit. So whatever he choose to do is what he choose to do

43:02Adam22:as long as he can live with himself. The other thing that Munchie was getting on his case about and I forgot to ask him about this when I was interviewing him, but he's taking issue with the fact that he got put on at 18 or 19. What's your thoughts on that? Bro, I got put on my neighborhood when I was 12 years old, right? And that's because, you know, my parents probably really wasn't there the way they were supposed to. You got to understand, Blueface was an athlete. He went to college for a year. He checked himself out. He was a star football player. So we got to applaud his mother or his parents, you know what I mean, in that case, for keeping him away from it for so long.

43:51At the end of the day, it's like you looking for something. It's a bunch of cats that start gangbanging at 16, 17, 18, 19. You know what I'm saying? For whatever reason. Like now it's the dudes that's 30. I watched them all. He get put on in the Haciendas. He was like 37 years old. That's a little different, but it's like you pick it. He's 18, 19. That's a teenager. If it's weird to do it when you're 18, but it's normal to do it when you're 15, doesn't that feel – That's weird. It feels a little like, oh, if you're an adult and you make this decision, then it's f***ed up. But if you're a child and you make this decision, it's okay.

44:35It's kind of like, you know, aren't you inherently then saying that this is a decision that an adult should never make? Because guess what? Every child is a future adult. Listen, bro. At the end of the day, dude's opinion really don't matter. He really ain't nobody. A blind dude. And, you know, he talked about a bunch of shit that don't make sense. Bro, talk about you turning in information from the streets to the police. Talk about that. I don't know. None about that. We got the record. How do you feel about me and Munchie doing a porn scene together? Show business.

45:09Adam22:We got me the nigga. We're the woman, not gay. Bro, listen. He's perfect for it. Just bring some peanut butter. No, no, no. He's perfect. That never happened. Brings the peanut butter. That's an old wives story. That's it. Straight up. Shout out to Foley. We doing an exclusive next week. Yeah? That's a fact. What are you doing with him? Are you getting out soon? We're going to have Blueface and Foley. They're going to do that little. he gonna fold him, gonna break down the blue face what steps they took into splitting Munchie B's cheeks apart and rubbing peanut butter. They squirted it. He said then they punched it in there.

45:47He said they, and it was splatting everywhere. You know. I feel like this is you making up a gay scenario that didn't take place. What you mean? Footage or I don't buy it. Footage? Yeah. We talking about the L.A. County Jail. The niggas that did it, two six-holes, one Fodey called the dog. He said Fodey would never come out and say it. Fodey came out a couple weeks ago and said it. Yes, it happened. I sent him. I supervised it. I watched it.

46:19Adam22:One of the six-holes is still living. The other one is dead. Confessing to a booty hit is insane. Ain't a booty hit. They just violated him. Right. The homies, Bloods from B &G, K5, stamped it. And he was a nigger in that county jail. I wish I hadn't brought it up, but shout out to my man, Munchy. But, I mean, whatever. Hey, I just Venmo'd you for rent. Nice. Now I can instantly spend it whether I'm checking out online with Venmo or using a Venmo debit card. Say more. More exactly. Because the more you do with Venmo, the more you get. Like earning up to 5 % cash back with Venmo's stash on a bundle of brands.

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47:13Adam22:Don't smirk at me. HK, don't talk about f***ing a man and then f***ing smile at me. They didn't f***ing. They just put peanut butter in his butt cheeks. I don't, yeah. Nigga didn't shaw him for two days. It's thin toilet paper in there. It's hard to get that off. What the f***? This is deranged. We both went to Miami since we last convened. Yeah, I was out there a week. You missed last week's episode. I tried to do a double down, but she wasn't available. I wasn't available. Why did you end up heading in there? Nothing but sports. We had our second event, our second boxing event. Oh, the boxing match.

47:51The Biggs Brothers came down out of Brooklyn. Zab Judah's father came down. Antonio Tarver was there. His fighter was there. He won. Charleston White pulled up you know he came in and supported the event and notably you put me on the phone with him how did you convince him to do content in the future with no jumper which is what he said even though we don't know if that's actually going to take place what'd you say? I told him I said bro you should sit down with Adam he said I don't fuck with him I said that's the reason why you should sit down with him I said you know we can't duck no conversations you know what I'm saying I said he's a good dude bro he looked at me said whack here I see a good dude he said all right I said I'm gonna FaceTime him so he can hear come out your mouth he said I know I said I'll never win him but you know what whack you know um every time I run into you you give me some good game and uh the build is always strong he said I'm gonna do it and that's when he got me we should chase that one down and go out to Miami and do it or you think we should just wait till he comes around here either one whatever's first I think you should get it done if if he's out there great to get it done I mean we can kind of set it up there you can do it at Aiden's spot and that'll be a good thing for you I can

49:04Adam22:call Aiden and like yo Adam gonna interview and then you can do a cross thing with Aiden so how'd you end up on that stream that night with 6ix9ine Aiden and Ack well it was actually supposed to be the night before okay because I actually flew into Orlando had a meeting with my business partner our investor Akin our Nigerian partner shout out to Steve Marcano and then I drove at that meeting from 10 to 12 and we were supposed to start the stream in Miami or not Miami up at six times I was at five so we drove straight there but Akin missed his flight what was delayed so we had to move it to the next day so we had already planned it everybody to be there everybody but Charleston Charleston, we wasn't in the conversation, but while we were there, they're like, what, Charleston?

49:55Charleston in town, you know what I mean? I said, tell him, pull up. And they looked at me. You gotta understand, bro, anything that we're doing on camera, it ain't gangster to me, it's on camera. Okay. Right, so you don't understand. In reference to what? Anything. Who was doing any gangster shit out there? No, what I'm saying, I think a lot of people, like, they feed in it, they really, I think these people don't know what real beef is.

50:18Adam22:Okay, but who are you supposed to have beef with? Charleston. But that's Ben over. You guys did a whole podcast. Yeah, but he started talking crazy after that. Oh, okay, right. But Charleston's going to play. Charleston's going to get up and check the algorithm. Whatever ringing in the algorithm, he going at it. That's him. You get what I'm saying? You kind of need to accept that about certain people. It acts like that, too. A lot of people do that. You just kind of know that if there's something in the news, acts like your personal relationship is probably, It might do something to lessen how hard he goes, but ultimately he clearly puts his content above relationships.

50:55So I went down there. We had that meeting. We did that stream. Nothing but sports. We had our event, which was a successful night. Dude with the WEC lost his belt. Then I was also able to go down there and ink a deal for the Fresh Out of Love TV show with Blueface, Dr. Unk with 607 Unk. Dr. Unk? Yeah. It's a show with 607 Unk? Yeah, and I inked a deal for academics for his reality show.

51:27Adam22:And these are all going to appear on what network? Nothing but content. Okay. Which will come out on Truth TV. Truth TV. That's the platform that we play. I'm just saying NBC already exists. Nothing but content. It doesn't matter. We're nothing but content. So we got nothing but sports where boxing happens and nothing but content where everything else is going to be coming out. What's Dr. Unk going to do? Is it going to be like Dr. Oz? Well, Dr. Unk will be actually introduced in Blue Face's reality show when we start shooting next month, December. So, you know, y 'all got to stay tuned. I'm going to take 607 and cross him over into something else outside of his 607 character.

52:10And what's he going to do? Is he going to be a doctor? He's going to be a therapist, psychiatrist. Okay. And I got contracts with some of the places where some people who have some mental issues, he's going to be sitting down with them. Okay.

52:27Adam22:Along with a few other celebrities. And is this like a comedy thing? Reality show. I mean, comedy slash real slash, you know. I mean, he's not really a license to be a therapist. I'm a therapist at times, aren't you? Not legally. Oh, okay. Well, you got to have a license to be a therapist or somebody? Yeah. I don't think so. I mean, you could use the word therapist in a different way, but generally, you know, Vice had a show called, like, The Therapist, and the guy was a therapist. Yeah, that's cool. Shout out to Vice, but our show is going to be what it's going to be. So I inked those deals, got those budgets.

53:05What else did we like? Oh, my guy, hi, Chop House. Chop House in Wynwood. Is it Wynwood? Wynwood. Chop House, crazy, grand opening. My business partner, hi, my Jewish partner. Two stories, it was great. He rolled out the red carpet for us. We went and did that. And headliner Mike and Liv, we went out there and got some things done with him. And then, you know, the club out there, we just cleared all our permits. So now we can start building a club in Hollywood, Florida. Wow. Look at you. Yeah, man. You know, listen, I tell people all the time, life is what you make it to be. You got your ups, you got your downs.

53:44So it's like, you know, you got to hustle, though. You got to get up and go get it. Why do you think Florida is the place for you to be doing all these things? Our boxing license hangs in Florida. The club is in Florida.

54:00a lot of the, you know, 6ix9ine's over there. That's my business partner. Act loves to come down. Like, I got to shoot acts.

54:06Adam22:What is 6ix9ine, your business partner, on? Huh? What are you doing with him? I'm setting up to fight with him and Aiden. Oh, okay. So you think he's going to fight Blueface? No. He's going to fight Zimini? I'm setting up to fight with him and Aiden Ross. Aiden Ross is going to box? 6ix9ine. Really? Yeah, the budget's almost clear. And this is going to be on? It was on the stream. It happened. They talked about it on there? On the stream, yeah. We started putting together on the stream. I made the call. How long was that stream? Shit, it was about 75 ,000 people in there. The stream was probably about three hours, four hours.

54:41Okay.

54:41Adam22:Aiden Ross is going to fight. Yeah, he the one who told me to put it together. I thought Blueface and 6ix9ine was the fight. No, Blueface and Swaggy P, Nick Young, and I just inked that deal yesterday. They're fighting. And our hopes are to get in front of Jake Paul. Okay. Blueface fighting 6 '9 is like Jay Paul fighting Javante Davis. It just don't make sense. Why? Blueface has hands. Why does that not make sense, though? Blueface can box. He's 6 '3". Yeah. You know what I'm saying? 6 '9 is about 5 '8". No fighting history that we really know about. Yeah, like what are we doing? That don't even make sense.

55:20But it's a big bag for 6 '9 and Aiden. Oh, yeah. That's a good one. And shout out to my business partner.

55:30Adam22:The same dude who wants to give you the bag. So you want me to fight on the same card or I would have a separate card? Whatever you want to do. They want to give you a bag too. I told you that. It's still on the table. It's crazy because Remo calls me a week ago. Yeah, man, I was talking to Adam about I think he should this, this. I said, what? I didn't tell an Adam for a month I had a bag for him. He didn't tell you? No, whack. He didn't mention nothing to me. He told me, give it a go. I mean, you say it, but you kind of say it like in passing. No, what do you mean? If you actually were to like email me a contract or some shit and be like, hey.

56:05Bro, I can have that done by tomorrow. You have to understand the people I do business with, they're the owners. They ain't got to. I caught Remo. It was about what? 11 at night? I said, Remo, watch this. Caught him. Hey, bro. The Adam 22 fight who we were setting up with. Whack, I'm waiting on you. You got, because, you know, he was under. I got him up there. Okay. Right? And he said, whack, I'm waiting on you. We've never denied you. So I can have that contract done.

56:36Adam22:If I text him right now, that contract could start getting done tomorrow. By next week, you'd be inked with a deposit. Why does everybody else get to fight? I got to fight somebody who's all swollen shit. I think you can win, personally. I want to fight Aiden Ross. No offense, Aiden. I love you, but. You're too big for Aiden. That's what I'm saying. You're too big for Aiden. It's like really my ideal kind of fight is one that I could like easily win. You're too big for him. Yeah. Like I wouldn't put you in there with blue face. Hell no. I wouldn't do that. Listen, look. Especially not the big, strong, new blue face.

57:09Dude got hands. The same blue face before? I don't know. Nephew got hands. I'm telling you, he's athletic. Yeah. Right? And, you know, he's a thinker. Okay. Right? I wouldn't do that. I'd be like, no, we're not doing that. Like, nigga, you who you are to me. That's my partner. We're not. You guys would have to tell me whack. we want to do this. I would be totally against it. But that, bro, let me put you with my trainers, with blues trainers. Got a rushing team over there. I guarantee you'll be right. Where are they training? Studio City. Oh, shit. Yeah. On Ventura? Yeah, on Ventura. But they got a gym, everything.

57:46They going to do the meal prepping, physical, training, everything. That's all I got Blueface right.

57:53Adam22:The boxing gym also does the meal prep. They're going to establish everything for you. A to Z. Dude named David. He like 23, 24 in one or two. Him and his dad. His dad trained him. Lock me in. I'm ready to fight. You want to do it? Yeah. All right. We got to talk about the money for sure. Got you. I'm going to send that text. I need something to spice my life up, you know? I really believe, brother. I'm going to be real. I promise you. I really believe you're going to win. I swear to God. That's probably what I would tell somebody if I didn't believe that they were going to win also. No, I think you could win, bro.

58:31Adam22:For one, you're a thinker. I feel like that's not as helpful as you're making it sound. Listen. You need to actually know how to fight. You can't just think about it. What they're going to do, right? They're going to sharpen up your skills. They're going to get you right. They're going to get you stronger. They're going to analyze your opponent. they're going to teach you how to beat him. You see what I'm saying? I think one or two good ones and that frustration kicks in with your dumbass laugh that you would do in the middle of a goddamn round and knowing how to avoid stay away. You tall, bro.

59:09I am tall.

59:10Adam22:You got height. I don't, you know what I mean? So, you know, it's a lot. And you're just 100 % not interested. Come on. You fighting somebody. Come on. There's got to be somebody good out there for you. I'm going to be real. It was a whole lot of money on the table, right? And all my business partners, you know, people that ain't part of this world was like. This episode is brought to you by Palmolive. Family time isn't just the big moments. It's weeknight dinners. Sitting around the table, everyone talking all at once. So when the plates are empty and the sink is full, use Palmolive Ultra. Palmolive's most powerful formula removes up to 99.9 % of grease, leaving your dishes sparkling clean.

59:54And the new convenient pump makes cleaning even easier, so you can spend less time tackling dishes and more time together. Shop now at palmolive.com. That doesn't fit all of this. Like, without the things I really do, like the people that do this shit with us, you would understand it because, you know, you... But you realize at one point Vince McMahon got on steroids and was wrestling. Yeah, but he was a wrestler. No. And he went to. He wasn't a wrestler for like forever. And then finally he decided to wrestle because they basically didn't have any stars at that time. The league really needed somebody as famous as him to get in there and mix it up.

1:00:35Yeah. It worked. You know what? I would think about it. I really want to do it. but two or three of my business partners that they like, you can't do that right now. What are you doing? You got this and this and this going on. You got to sit in that seat. That's how I know I really care about you because I would not let any of those things stop me. I would say no, get in there.

1:01:01Adam22:One dude told me, have you seen Don King get in the ring? I got a good opponent for you. You ready? It got to be somebody that's... No, I got the perfect one. That hasn't crossed, because some dudes didn't cross that line. No, no, no. This guy hasn't crossed any line. Dave Blunt's. Dave Blunt. Oh, the big dude. Come on, man. You can't. You don't think people would tune in to see that? Yeah, they would, but I don't. They probably would, but that's crazy. I would put him in there with Flocko. It's crazy, but he might be just the lunatic you're looking for. Flocko and Dave. Flocko versus you. No, Flacco versus Dave Blunt.

1:01:44That's a real big deal. Making it singular is hella funny. Flacco does need to fight somebody. If I'm getting on this card, I need Flacco on the opening card.

1:01:53Adam22:Flacco's for sure. Bro, he's losing weight. I can see it when I watch his content. Yeah. Actually, he's not going to fight because of the surgery. Who? Flocko versus Ak, though, I think you're going to find that Ak would tower over Flocko. Because isn't Ak like 6 '1 or something? He's about 6 feet. Isn't Flocko like 5 '3? No. Well, I don't know. He'd be having on these fucking boots. I don't know how tall Flocko is. But Ak, I would advise Ak against that. Ak is skinny now. Ak's about just seeing him. I think Ak is on Ozempic. I don't think so. I think he said he changed up his diet. I would advise Ak against Ak's a boss.

1:02:39Adam22:Ak has like previously had like one of the worst diets ever. Like he would only eat like Applebee's and shit. And McDonald's. He had a McDonald's card. Yeah. Remember they canceled him? Remember they exposed his email and it was just like McDonald's and like Applebee's back to back to back. No, but the real. Okay. This is my logic of why I think Ak probably is on Ozembek is because he seems like he's lost a ton of weight i think somebody said that he lost over 100 pounds that's a shitload normally people who ain't lost no 100 pounds you don't believe it i just seen him i think you're forgetting how fat he used to be though he lost a lot of weight but all i'm saying is that people who lose 100 pounds typically are working out on social media or at least like talking about working out because working out sucks so bad that like if you're doing it you're probably talking about it or if you're massively switching up your diet also like that's another thing they're like you're just going to talk about it and i haven't really heard him talk about working out or dieting so i feel like this it would just make way more sense also like half of america is on ozempic at this point yo i seen some shit said uh that ozempic is making people go blind maybe that happened the liver and making people go blind i mean i'm gonna assume that that's an incredibly small percentage since they're like prescribing it left and right.

1:03:59They're putting people on it all over the place. I told people, I said, bro, in about five years we're going to hear if you've taken this, join this class action lawsuit. But people always assume that every drug that has a powerful effect is also going to have like an extreme negative side effect. And that's just not always true. Well, you're taking

1:04:21Adam22:insulin or something, right? I don't know exactly how it works. You're taking something that your body doesn't need. But what's better, taking this drug that might have some side effects that people aren't necessarily aware of or wearing 200 pounds of blubber on the outside of your body that is absolutely going to cause you to die a couple decades early? You're right. You could be right. Shout out Blueface. We got a hit coming out. We got a crazy anthem produced by Hit Boy, OC, Chris, Zoe Saba what's my guy's name is it Frank Nitti yeah something like that it went up no it was a good session one of the girls one of the video girls she wants to come to Plug Talk yeah the little Asian girl yeah and she used to be China Mac's girlfriend oh was it yeah you should hit her the name of the Mac you kind of read my mind the return of the Mac but do you want to know the crazy thing about her it's actually a really weird story is that

1:05:252012 i'm at a club in long beach i meet an asian girl with tattoos it's her we hang out the next day do not nothing like that but she was talking about a bunch of gangster shit like talking about so and so getting shot at and this person shot at that person whatever i'm a white boy i'm fresh out of new york at that time only been there for like a year or two so this is all extremely foreign to me i'm like what the this girl's on some crazy gangster shit like that's wild we never hang out again eight years later china mac walks in to do an interview he's got her with him and uh everybody like all the fans were like oh adam adam adam did not but then i didn't see her for like four or five years until i seen her at that video shoot yesterday yeah she was cool six nine career resurgence seems to be underway it feels like we kind of have to thank Vlad for that because I'm going to be real he's done a lot of other content and the Vlad content seems to have just kind of captured the people way more than most of the other content that he's doing something about the rigid formula of the Vlad content seems to have been the perfect content have for people who are craving some 6ix9ine action.

1:06:45Adam22:Well, I think he's done a great job. I've said this time and time again. I think people are being racist because he's a Latin kid. That's pretty much what he said. Because when the black people told, it wasn't a problem. So what 6ix9ine has done is he's come out and embraced some of his comrades and said, see, he told. He's just like me. He's just like me. He's just like me. Max B just came on. So at this point in time, if you're going to get mad at me, trip on me, you got to trip on them. Or if you're going to accept them, you got to accept me. And I think people is kind of like just over it and like, you know what?

1:07:31Who cares? And now who he's always been, right, is on a Vlad camera. three, four-hour segment, did like 16 million views already. And that's just part one. He got a part two. Then a part three with 69 interviewing him. So at this point in time, those people that missed who 69 was in those earlier years are now getting a chance to see him. And I'm going to be real. The YouTube streets is flat right now. So he did it at the right time. What's going on? Yeah, it's been kind of dead.

1:08:07Adam22:rap is dead and then the rap content space kind of dead as well I've been watching these people views some of these people that do like 15, 20, 30 thousand right in a day I'm watching 8 hours later 22 hundred you know what I'm saying and they're struggling to talk about anything what I've intentionally done is fall back because a lot of them will react to stuff I do so I'll fall back I can get on there like you can and we just go to blamming and talking and it's just what it is. So you're starving the streets intentionally. That's a fact. I mean, listen, I want to see what those dudes who say they're this and that.

1:08:48Let me see how you contribute to it. I can go on there right now and start a fire and getting people content for the next three, four days. Yeah. Yeah, I'm not going to lie. I hit up ViewStats.com the other day and checked out how a bunch of our competitors are doing. and it's kind of dark for a lot of people. Yeah. They're feeding on each other. A lot of people who left No Jumper, it's not good. Like people who were doing a million views a month and are now doing two, 300K a month. But you want to know the trick that a lot of people are employing is that the view count doesn't look that bad until you look at the split between long-form views and shorts.

1:09:27A lot of people, the shorts are like 80 % of their channel at this point. And that's like the only way that they're even able to keep impressions up. It's kind of crazy. Which me and you both know, they pay on something that's non-existent. It's like 1%. Yeah. Yeah. Nah, it's crazy. But as far as 6ix9ine, you think that he's staying out? He seemed like he was kind of like pessimistic, and then his manager, Don, was basically saying that he didn't really think 6ix9ine was going to go in. he gonna do some time three to three to nine months uh worst case scenario i mean i hope they um allow him to stay out on on his ankle braces because i got some tv shit for him to do as well i'm working on a um something for him with him at 1090 uh-huh you know what i mean i think that'll

1:10:19Adam22:be a great show you know i'm just kind of six nine and 1090 a consistent show yeah on tv yeah So you're going all in on this TV direction, huh? Ever since Dosh Network didn't really pan out? Well, what it was was a lot of stuff happening shit I had for Dosh. So, I mean, things happen for a reason. Now I got a network, you know, and I'm sitting at the table with Jared Flood and Steve Marcano and people like that and my man Akin. And, you know, a lot of people don't know who Jared is. well you go google him he runs truth tv which controls trump media right so you know we're bennett's partners so now it ain't a problem it's like that's your spot that's your thing we launching this day go wow so you're going to combine truth social and hip-hop there it goes there yeah we're going to be the only one in that lane on that platform that's exactly what we need for sure you get what i'm saying so but like i said it's open up doors for other things other things for us to do I believe is other things that we can do in no jumper you know let's switch gears jump some other lanes and I'm gonna be real people can't no jumper can get lanes that people can't get in when it comes to the artist development side of it you know what I'm saying with these underground artists right people don't they had come to this platform to see that you get what I'm saying and we got enough resources as far as our streaming teams you know a lot of people that you know a lot of people i know that we can like really put together the right thing and become that platform which in turn sends us to the labels so now the labels looking at us like hey you got that guy that guy you're the place to go can we put them through your machine but you're not you're not being persuaded that hip hop is dead?

1:12:18Because people are saying that right now it's probably one of the worst times to sign an artist because there's been so few artists popping off in recent months. Well, it's in a reset. You know what I'm saying? Those that ain't scared of the murky waters they'll see theyself do it. It's in a reset. It's been in a reset. You get what I'm saying? So it's kind of like what it used to be. You can't be one dimensional and win in hip hop. If you look at Blueface, what's going on with him? The women's conversation, that's TV. He's in the studio, that's music. Boxing, that's sports. Right? So you kind of, you know, and then from that comes merch deals.

1:13:06And then it's tour. The tour people's calling. We're ready to go. Can we schedule April, May? Right? So you got it. You can't just be cool in the corner depending on some lyrics. Because at this point in time, there's no more artist development. Times are bad. There's a small percentage of people who have the money to put into themselves. And then the people that do have the money to put into themselves don't know what to do. Right? So that's where guys like us and a platform like this comes in at is wide open. Don't you think like my guess would be that the next strain of hip hop that becomes mainstream and that pops off on a major level and really gets the attention of the masses and brings in lots of new hip hop fans, etc.

1:13:58Is not going to be street oriented at all. It feels like the next wave is going to be like an odd future type moment. Listen, I told a dude the other day, yo, whack. Listen, I just walked out 10. I'm a gangster. I did this. I did that. I got street cred. I caught dogs in my hood. You know what I told him? You ain't weird enough for me to do business with you. Weird. Shout out to Black Bear.

1:14:28Adam22:Yeah, we working on that blue face feature. Black Bear, the white boy's singer dude? That's my guy. How the fuck you know him? That's my guy. Really? You know what I'm saying? So we working on that. We putting that together. You know what I'm saying? Me and Lena went and saw him in concert many years ago. Oh, he was there that night. Where? At the video. Really? Yeah. I don't know that I've ever met him. R &B got a picture with him. Black Bear. I'm going to put artist so that he doesn't show me a bunch of bears. He was there yesterday. Oh, was he? Bro, listen. What's this Black Bear up to, man?

1:15:04I ain't heard about him in a minute. I know. Damn, he was there? Yeah, Black Bear was there. I'm telling you he was there. It was pretty easy to, like, spot a human being. Okay.

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1:15:57You see? Play music again? Oh, she got a pic with him. Yeah. Shout out Black Bear. So he's going to produce and he's going to do a feature with Blue Face for me. Her son listens to Black Bear. Exactly. Both of them.

1:16:10Adam22:How old is her son? He'll be 18 this month and the other one's 11. Wow. 17 and 11. His most recent photo has 300 ,000 likes. Right. I guess he's doing all right. So you got a song on there with a couple billion streams. Yeah. when I went to the Masked Singer with the Nick Kennedy thing, then they put that damn song on, all the kids went crazy there was a bunch of black kids there too and he's rapping I haven't listened to his music in at least 6-7 years I'm about to sing to his joint, he's rapping 6-7, um, okay Max B's out the people are loving him, he's going around, he's getting a great reception from people then meanwhile of course we have dun-da-da-dun, the Grinch French Wack 100 out here spreading holiday gloom, letting everybody know how he feels about them.

1:17:05I watched a 1090 Jake video. I watched a 1090 Jake video about it.

1:17:11Adam22:And by the end of that video, I was like, okay, what are we even talking about? What did 1090 tell me when I called him the other day on the phone, baby? Explain what Max B did wrong. 1090 said, Wack, I don't have the paperwork you got. What the f*** do you got? And I read it. He said, I don't have that. Oh, so that video he made was not up to date. He's waiting for me to, listen, I intentionally haven't reacted to it. Okay. I did that months ago. You know, we've been ran that content. They didn't resurface the clips from our show. The thing that 1090 read on the video he did was basically like when the cops came to Max B, they were asking him about the girl that gave them the initial intelligence about the guy that was going to get robbed who ended up getting killed.

1:17:56And that basically Max B stated the name of the girl and where she worked. From 1090's perception. Where she lived and where she worked, right? Okay.

1:18:08Adam22:Okay, 1090. Is that the entirety of? No, that's not it. So what he didn't have, he said, whack. But I didn't have that. So I read it to him. Wingate, who was Max B, also argues that the court erroneously failed to find any mitigating factors. Specifically, he argued that his conduct was a result of circumstances unlikely to recur because he would have nothing more to do with Conway. Chick, right? Okay. He also argues that he, Wingate, cooperated with law enforcement authorities by helping them locate Conway. Hey, listen, bro. I'm not here to debate with the civilians. I'm not here to debate with those.

1:18:56I have nothing against Max B. I don't know Max B. I've been laying low out of respect to French Montana, just keeping the gangster because I could have been lit to fire. You bring it up. So we're going to talk about it. When I called 1090 and read him that, he said, whack. I've never seen that. I don't have that. Go ahead, run it, and then send it to me. I'm going to react accordingly. If I had that, I wouldn't have took that stance. But listen, anytime you cooperate with law enforcement, right? So you don't have a record of the actual cooperation. You just have a record of him when doing his appeal stating that he had cooperated.

1:19:33Here's the thing.

1:19:34Adam22:When you file an appeal, everything has come out. Shit that you didn't see in the other previous paperwork. Okay. Right? So at that point, when he's saying, listen, I cooperated with law enforcement and helped you find a person. She went to jail. She did like five, ten years, some shit. Pooh Sims is the guy, his brother doing the 120, which he's the one to direct me where to go find these things. I got phone call recordings with him. So, you know, he's out. I see my man French with him, you know, so I wasn't in no hurry to trip. My whole thing is he don't say he don't mention me. I wasn't going to mention him out of respect to French.

1:20:18We've already ran this content 18 months ago on the Hunter side of the clubhouse. So it was nothing new. I've talked about this on our, on our show. Okay. Pretty much back, you know, and what I don't like is they say, well, wax going at New York. Now, listen, man, if it's an individual, it's that individual. If he happened to be from New York, California, Philadelphia, that's just where he happened to be from. No one individual is the voice of a whole state. It's just that ain't what it is. I don't really see you holding back on anybody who's accused of snitching out here so much. I don't care.

1:20:54I didn't rant it. I mean, I have seen you play favorites, but I wouldn't say that you do that most of the time. I don't play favorites.

1:21:01Adam22:I'm going to tell you what it is. But there's definitely been people who have been accused of shit where you're kind of like, eh, I don't want to talk about that one. I don't, if somebody told me Adam's a snitch, I'm going to be like, he's not, he's a civilian. Right. I'm out of the question. I don't care what you put in front of me. So a lot of these people are trying to pin these things on people that they don't come from their lifestyle. Now that's just me. I don't see it that way. I'm already, I'm dying a snitch. Yeah. So, you know, at the end of the day, with teachers on, ain't nobody going to do nothing.

1:21:29It's just content. You get what I'm saying? But you're not going to tell me that I can't read.

1:21:34Adam22:I mean it's weird to say like oh Wack is just going at New York it's like everyone why would New York want to protect a rat if that is the case I'm not saying that it is necessarily I'm not the person who should be making the judgment of that but why would you want a whole state slash the biggest city in America the most populated city in America I guess to protect somebody who broke the foremost street code at a moment in time where it feels like the streets are less important than they've ever been in hip-hop and my thing is this i don't even care about the individual my message be to the kids and youth because a lot of them listen to these people lyrics and they follow them they like yo he's this he that i want to be just like him no he's a rat he's lying to you everything he's telling you to do he didn't stand up to go the other way go to the military go to school trade school go do something different ain't even about them I care less about them you ever listen to Max B?

1:22:35I don't know nothing about him I ain't never heard his music he 47 years old times have changed I do know he wasn't shit he wasn't mainstream before he left he was bullshit big how ballin I know it's a Jim Jones song but he was like the person writing all this shit I think I'm not 100 % sure but he never made it to like a super crazy mainstream level Listen, if he ain't got writer's credits on it, I'm not going to give him credit. I can testify as a person who was in New York at that time that he was by far the hottest thing coming out of New York post, you know, 50 and Cam and shit like that.

1:23:13No. He had the streets on fire. I lived there.

1:23:18Adam22:You were already in the old folks home by that point. He wouldn't. No. First of all, fuck out of here. Me and K-Slay, that dude left in 09. If K-Slay was here, he would testify to this as well. No, he wouldn't because you got Papoose. You got Troy Avs. Papoose was so far before this. Are you dumb or something? Papoose got signed in the early 2000s right now. We're talking about like 2000. Yes, no, he did. He got signed in like 2004. Nick, I was doing motherfucking mixtape songs with Papoose and Stacey Adams in Miami in 07. What year did Papoose get signed? In 07, 08, we doing mixtape songs. Okay, so he...

1:23:56Adam22:What are you talking about? Papus was lit when I first went to New York in 2004, but he didn't formally sign a deal until 2006. We're talking about later on. We're talking about 2008. No, he didn't. Nigga went to jail in 09. How much later? You're talking about Max B? Yeah. Okay, but Max B. Fuck out of here. You can't eliminate Pap from that. What? Nigga, that nigga won every Justo Award that came out. Yeah, but that was way before this. Papus signed his deal after his original Hyped Art. been a few years old i'm not like you these are people i know i've been in a homes mother we worked in studios i brought them out here they come out here to my parties you can't me and slays like this he will sign the street sweeper what the are you talking about slay andrd by sexy cannot project i know you've like hung out with these people but i was actually a fan of these artists in real time you're just like oh yeah sexy cannot didn't drop till 07

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1:25:000708 Pap was on fire back then 2004 is when alphabetical slaughter was released by Pap which was his first real he didn't have his deal yet he signed his deal a couple years later but by that point I'm going to be honest with you the hype had worn off are you stupid the nigga was in a full flash war with Uncle Murder 060708 You don't really exactly have the streets on fire as a result of beefing with Uncle Ben. I'm going to be honest with you. It's okay. You weren't around. I'm just letting you know as a person who was in New York at the time. You were a goofy ass white boy. You were all the way on the other side of the country driving trucks and fucking rage.

1:25:37Nigga, you better Google Bridging the Gap. Google Bridging the Gap, DJ K Slate. Let me show you. Nigga, I'm going to show you Prince when he was 100 pounds lighter. Google that.

1:25:49Adam22:Huh? Yeah, tap any of them motherfuckers right there. It's just like a random podcast episode from 2019? Bridging the Gap. K. Slate. Hit it. 2011. Who was that? That's Prince right there. That's 11. Now, nigga, we already been moving about seven years together already. Okay. Right? You can't tell me when shit was going on, bro. I'm telling you that the time when Papoose was the biggest rapper in New York and the time where Max B was the biggest rapper in New York were very different time periods. What I'm telling you is - Papoose's wave came before Max B's, and there's nobody in the world that would disagree with this.

1:26:29Bro, Papoose, six, seven, eight, nine, all them years? No. What year Remy Ma went to jail? Absolutely not. Google what year Remy Ma went to jail. Acting like Papoose was still hot as a rapper in 2009 is proof that you don't know what the f*** you're talking about. What year did Remy Ma go to jail? we just asked the ai what year did remy but you got to understand that yet 2008 that's my point

1:26:55Adam22:right nigga he was he was what you mean didn't that's when that merger was going on papoose's popular time period as a rapper tell him when he got with remy ma that didn't add to his shit not really no you're dumb as that was him doing reality tv no that can't reality tv party of life comes after the hot rapper party. You're dumb. Alphabetical Slaughter came out in 2004. Reality TV came after Remy Ma got out of jail. Reality TV came after Remy Ma got out of jail. You stupid as fuck. Nigga he got with her. That's before she went to jail. Okay. You don't even make sense. Nigga move on. Cotty you can't tell me about my brother nigga.

1:27:35I helped him make decisions. You're a fan. Straight Stunt Magazine came out in 05 right? You feel very passionate about it. Straight Stunt Magazine came out in 05. But you wasn't there. You was not around. You were all the way in Pacoima driving trucks. I was in New York buying the mixtapes as they came out. Ask YG. Ask Kendrick. Ask G Malone. Ask all them niggas. So you're trying to argue that Papoose was bigger than Max B in 2008. I'm telling you, Papoose. Wait, wait, wait. I just want you to go on record. Say it. Papoose was bigger than Max B in 2008. This is 2025, nigga. Say it. At 1825. You stupid ass white boy.

1:28:11Hey, boy, I'm telling you, Papoose was lit on fire with a major buzz in the city of New York, nigga, from 6, 7, and 8. This nigga went to jail in 09. So just for the record, fuck out of here. So Papoose was bigger than Max B in 2008. They was both underground. No. Max B ain't never with me. Max B was gigantic in 2008. You don't know because you were on the other side of the front seat. Show me a song you had a rotation. Okay. Dummy, it's a six-hour flight. You were scared to come this way. Wack was going that way. I hadn't been over at that point. What are you talking about? Nigga, I was all through New York.

1:28:50Yeah, I mean, look, a bunch of records. Nigga. I Gotta Habit, Sexy Love, Why You... Nothing went... There's complex articles about all the biggest Max B's songs. No. Nothing. Okay. He charted something. We're going to go. We're going to look for his biggest songs. I give him his underground shit, but nigga, you ain't going to sit here like... Pap wasn't moving and his buzz wasn't crazy. Pap had already fucked up by then. I love Pap, but musically his run was over by that point. You just saw Remy Ma went to jail in 08. Okay. Pap was buzzing. Nigga, the day she went to jail, that nigga was in Africa.

1:29:27The day she went to jail, he let it in Africa. You are deeply confused. This is a fact. You weren't there. You were nobody. I was in New York buying the mixtape as they came out. You telling me about this is like me trying to tell you about the history of LA rap. You from New Hampshire, white boy. And I was living in New York for eight years at this point. You couldn't even check in the dump. You was broke up. Yeah. Nigga, I'm going to tell you like I tell you. What does that have to do with anything? Let me tell you. You niggas wasn't around in this game. You were on the other side of the country.

1:30:00No, dummy. I was there. I could call Top Dog right now at TDE and he going to tell you. Whack ass damn near stayed in New York. you're dumb as stupid as a motherfucker you can't fuck with the only motherfucker that got any leverage without with me is vlad the rest of you niggas wasn't around didn't have a voice you were sidelined at home waiting for the ai says in 2008 max b was arguably the hotter rapper with significant street buzz ghostwriting credits on major tracks while papoose was primarily an underground mixtape artist struggling with major label release issues this is what anybody who was actually a fan of this music at that time could tell you but you have no idea because you were on the west coast and you have no clue what was the major label release issues he was signed to a label that wouldn't let him put an album out no he was yes street sweeper yes no this was after He was signing street.

1:30:56It ain't after that. Stupid. You're dumb as fuck. Slay out the motherfucking deal with Sony. Literally, every person out there who is paying attention to this music during this time period knows that you're wrong. And seeing you be so loudly wrong is proof that you're wrong about a lot of other things, too. What I'm telling you is this, bro. You are a fucking nobody. No, I know everything about this time period in hip-hop. You wasn't in the mix. Yes, I was. No, you wasn't. You weren't listening to this music. Adam 22 was a nobody in 2002. You weren't on the internet talking about this music every single day.

1:31:27Guess who was? I was. Put it back 100 Shade 45. You're just guessing. I was on the radio back then. Don't f*** it, you were hanging on a radio station. Ain't no hanging. You're getting every detail of Papoosa's career wrong because you have no f***ing clue what you're talking about. You said he was on love and hip hop in 08, you stupid-ass niggas. Remy Ma did six, seven years. Remy Ma did six, seven years before that happened. You dumb as f***. But for you to say Pat didn't have no presence in them streets of New York with his music back then, you're an idiot. Look at this. Papoose had previously signed a substantial deal with Jive Records in 2006.

1:32:02But by September 2007, he and his manager, DJ K Slay, had left the label due to creative differences in A &R Hell, meaning he did not have major label support for a commercial album in 2008. He had no charting singles or albums that year. Max B ain't had nothing short. We're talking about the streets. You sound like this might be the dumbest you've ever sounded in this podcast. No, you're dumb. Will you admit that you were nobody back then but a dumbass white kid running around? You was nobody. I was a rap music fan. You was nobody. You are retroactively pretending to care about this area of music.

1:32:42That's one of your problems with me is that you can't have that conversation with me. You are retroactively pretending to know anything about this area of music. You took Top Dog and Kendrick all around. You read about it. I lived it. You ain't live shit. You read about it. I lived it. I was paying attention to this as it was happening. You're guessing retrospectively. No, you're reading. I'm living it. No, I was reading it. I was living it while it was happening. You was nowhere around. I was listening to the music. Nigga, you couldn't even check in the W. You have never listened to Max B or Papo.

1:33:08You couldn't check in the W. You was broke. You have never heard Papo's music. I lived at that motherfucker. Name five Papo's songs. I lived at that motherfucker. Name five songs. Name five songs. I lived at that. Name five. I don't have to. Do it. But I'm telling you, you can't tell me who was hot and who wasn't. Name five Papoose songs. I never heard of Max B. I didn't know who Max B was. And that says everything. No, it don't. I just didn't. That ain't what I was on. You're just getting the timeline wrong. I'm not. Papoose's career as a musician was already largely over by 2008, whereas Max B, as the A I just confirmed, was at the peak of his career in 2008.

1:33:41What I'm telling you is, maybe they were going at the same time, but you're not going to tell me. They weren't, though. Pat Poosh was in the dirt. 06, 07, 08. You're not going to tell me that. He'll tell you. No, he won't. He didn't even get to put an album out because he was stuck. We just read it. He was stuck in A &R hell. You know what that means? I helped him get out the deal. That means the label wasn't letting him put an album out. I helped him get out the deal, dummy. He got another check when they released him. Idiot for pay or play. You realize you're just calling me an idiot because you know that you look like an idiot right now.

1:34:12Bro, I know you wasn't around. Nigga, didn't nobody know what a f*** Adam 22 was. I was paying attention to it in real time, and you, in fact, weren't. Look, Papoose released his first album in March of 2013. You want to know why? Because the label wouldn't let him put an album out. Listen to me. Do you think if he was really popping that they would have let him put an album out in 2008? He had songs on the radio. I remember Hater Blockers was up. He had songs on the radio. He did a song with Snoop Dogg, which caused a riff and s***, because it was another single that's supposed to be in work.

1:34:42Black, you got to give up. No, bro. You wasn't around. You lose. You wasn't around. Hey, you didn't matter. The AI and someone who had listened to the music as it happened are confirming that you're getting the timeline wrong. You got a great platform now. And you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. You meant thing back then, nigga. Right. Nigga would have fucked you right up. The fact that I didn't have anything going on. Nigga would have fucked you up. Your buns was around. We would have. We would have fucked you up back then. You sound like such a fucking shit. Listen. We would have fucked you up.

1:35:11You ain't nobody, bro. I was a fan. I was a fan. You're a rap fan, but you were not paying attention at that time. You have no idea what was going on in New York at that time. You're just guessing. Watch this.

1:35:23Adam22:Watch this. You're just trying to act like you know what was going on at that time period, dude. I'm about to clown your dumb ass. Do it. Clown you dumb as fuck. There is literally nothing that could make you sound less right now. You sound dumb as fuck. I am infinitely more knowledgeable than you on this topic. Shut your stupid ass up. nigga what's that your dumb this one he was getting on Tom yeah you you lied I'm talking academic I mean uh uh fucking Adam 22 right this dummy is trying to tell me whack in the papoose days wasn't in New York I didn't say that you said what I said you weren't you weren't a fan of the music and you're getting the timeline wrong this is top off him TDE.

1:36:07Now he gonna tell you some real shit. Cause he met Pat Thumme.

1:36:11Adam22:My nigga gave me the key to New York. Plugged me right in with everybody and when he went home and went to bed. I hit you back. Nigga, you don't know who the fuck I am. That's your problem. You don't know who the fuck I am. I love how he said something that was completely unrelated to our entire conversation. You just had him on the phone. You realized if you actually explained the context of what we We just had a conversation about that. You would agree with me. This is top dog from TD to tell you, Wack gave me the key to New York when I landed. Why did you have the key to New York? Bro, nigga, I was connected to everything.

1:36:49Then why don't you know anything about what was going on in the streets in 2008? Bro, you know what I mean? Why are you getting all the details wrong if you're actually around like that? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? My birthday party's Papoose. Respectfully, him and his man Moose came out and celebrated with me. I had an artist named Stacey Adams. You know what I know the f***ed up part? What? If you call Papoose, he'll tell you I'm right. No, he wouldn't. Yes, he would. No, he wouldn't. Do it. Pap don't answer a lot, but he's not going to tell you you're right. Well, if he does answer, he's going to tell you I'm right.

1:37:16Papoose. Will you admit that you are - Bro, you can't tell me because you was a nobody-ass white boy, nigga. No, but you can call Papoose. Papoose will tell you. You can't stand with me, nigga, with this type of shit. Papoose will tell you. Ask Papoose who was the bigger rapper in 2008. Now it existed, nigga. It's a whole lot of shit you don't even know. You're just bringing up a bunch of unrelated shit because you know I'm right. Papoose will tell you I'm right. Man, shut your dumb ass up. I want you to read the comment sections on this video. Fuck out of here, bro. You sound dumb as fuck. Hey, shout out to New York.

1:37:46Let's see it. Because they are all finding out in real time that you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Ain't nobody from New York gonna tell you Pap was dead 06, 07, 08. No. Who was bigger is the question.

1:37:58Adam22:In 2008. We were all underground, my nigga. For what I'm concerned? They weren't, though. Max B was huge. No, he wasn't. Yes, he was. And what happened? Jim Jones was huge. And he got locked up. Exactly. Jim Jones and Max B owned New York in that period. Jim Jones was huge. And they were inseparable. Who do you think was writing all those Jim Jones songs? I don't know. Max B. Did Jim ever cop to that? Everyone knows it. Literally everyone. The fact that you don't know that right now is why you don't have any right to talk about this. Jim never copped to it. Yes, everyone knows that. Jim was in the studio?

1:38:30Everyone knows this. What, you in the studio? You know what the fuck a studio looks like? This is why you have no right to have this conversation. Dumbass. You don't. Nigga, you wasn't around. You're just guessing. You wasn't a factor. You don't know that Max B was writing Jim Jones and songs. Bro, I ain't never heard Jim cop to it. So until Jim copped to that, I'm not going to say it. He's probably admitted it a million times. I don't know. I've never heard him cop to it. Well, that's because you're not really a fan of this era of music. I've never heard Jim cop to that. God, I hear you. Niggas like you couldn't even survive back then.

1:39:00Niggas would have ate your ass up. That's not being discussed. Beat the fuck out of you, threw you in the trunk or something. That's not being discussed. The mouth you got now, you couldn't have did none of that. That's not even being discussed. This is a fact. What did it say? I saw no Jim Jones. Nah, take your punk ass back. What? It said whatever pays you, whichever you just ask. So you want to go on record with this? It said no Jim Jones. So you don't think. You just switched them. Wait, I just want you to go on the record. You don't believe Max B ever wrote for Jim Jones? I've never heard Jim Jones say that.

1:39:29Because you've never listened to Jim Jones from that era because if you did, then you wouldn't be able to argue this. Jim Jones, you stupid as fuck. Nigga, any, ain't that nigga. You don't even need someone to tell you. You just have to listen to him. It ain't a nigga in the streets that wasn't listening to Jim Jones. What I'm telling you is, I know them niggas is beefing. I hear niggas say shit about me that's totally false, just as you do. They've been beefing for 20 years. Okay, just as you do, right? And from my understanding, he's saying that Jim didn't give him his credit. Right? I don't know.

1:39:57I don't know. I don't know. Can I just thank you? I don't know. I don't know if Jim... It's very rare that in podcasting that someone hands you a W in quite the way that you just handed me one. Bro, you ain't nobody finna agree that Papoose was dead. So what are you gonna say when everybody agrees? Nigga, we didn't drop. We dropped Sexy Can't. What are you gonna say when everybody agrees? 07. What are you gonna say? Some shit like that. What are you gonna say? Nigga was on fire. What are you gonna say? The AI already said that I was right, so... Fuck about... Wasn't no AI back then. No, the AI I just asked.

1:40:24about what you and your AI, that shit didn't, nigga, I'm talking about what I really was living, what I really saw. Like, nigga, we was like, hey, bro, look. I apologize for what they're about to do to you in the comments. Hey, look, this new shit. Because you have no fucking clue what you're talking about. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is new to you. New York hip-hop is new to you. You're dumb as fuck. You know a goddamn thing about New York rap.

1:40:46Adam22:No. Nigga, I can call niggas for everybody from Eric B, nigga, up to Funkmaster Flex and everything in between. Nigga, you don't know shit about nothing. Papoose was hotter than Max B in 2008. This is his argument. No, what I'm telling you is Papoose was not dead in fucking 08. And why didn't his album come out until 2013? That don't mean you're dead, nigga. You don't think the label would have put his album out if he had a hot song? If the label felt like they could make money off it, why wouldn't they have put the album out? What's the homie from At This Park? I forget his name. RJ. RJ, right?

1:41:19Adam22:Look, there's another example of me knowing more than you. Hold on. What do you mean? about hip hop. I'm talking about a homie. I know more about blood rappers than you. Listen, they only f*** with you because you got a platform. They don't f*** with you because you know real motherf***ers. We're talking about if they f*** with me. They don't f*** with you because you know real motherf***ers. So do you, RJ is like some guy from some neighborhood? No, not at all. You didn't even know his name. What I'm saying is what I'm saying is RJ's another guy where somebody could say, well he didn't drop an album he didn't do this and he didn't drop an album until then but RJ has always remained to be hot in our streets.

1:41:53always, right? Has he crossed over and going mainstream? No. Right? He didn't have some shit happen in his earlier years, whatever. But can't nobody ever say that RJ was dead in the water. He's always remained to be hot and had some type of presence going on. Back then, Pap ass was on fire. And I showed you, Remy didn't go to jail until 08. Right? Remy would - Papoose was huge in 2003, 2004. By 2008, the steam had worn off. As you know, a lot could change over a few years like that. And Max B was absolutely much bigger at that time. Well, he didn't make it out here. Well, at least you seem to be acknowledging the grab deal.

1:42:37Just so you know, I was bi-coastal. I'm not these little dudes, y 'all got it. You know 99 % of these people outside of Lush maybe, right? These niggas is hamsters. They ain't never been nowhere. They wasn't around. They wasn't around back then. They can't have these conversations. You can't have some of these conversations with me. Then why am I right? Because you were a fucking fan. Yeah. And that's why I know so much more about this than you. Listen, I was dealing with these people personally. That doesn't make you an expert in the actual music.

1:43:09Adam22:Hey, bro, there's so much shit went on that you niggas have no idea. It's crazy. But I'm going to let you run your play. That was Top Dog from T.D. He got one of the, probably the biggest. And you didn't keep him on the line long enough to actually ask him the question. That's my G-O. Nor would he even probably really know the answer. He did know the answer. He told you. The Max B versus Pat Booth conversation in 2008. We didn't ask him about that. I wouldn't really expect him to care or know. But you were saying who I was and wasn't in New York. No, you could have been around. You're just wrong about the calendar.

1:43:42You didn't exist. I actually was. You was non-existent. I lived there that entire time. You were non-existent though. No, but I lived there. You were non-existent. buying the mixtapes as they came out, whereas you just kind of like heard about these rappers. I sat there and watched my brother get hit with the first lawsuit behind the mixtapes. You never listen to these guys. What are you talking about, bro? You can't even name five Papoose songs. I can name five Papoose mixtapes and 100 songs. Do it. But there's no need for me to do it because you a white boy is asking a stupid-ass question. Okay, whack.

1:44:16You're going to have to hold this L. L's up for my hitters. hey bro RIP Wack in the chat the top dog call killed you you wasn't a top dog to tell you Wack handed me because I'm not finna keep a man of that statue that is my G homie on that line you could have asked him one question but as specified there's no jumper that ain't worthy of top dog that's just my homeboy he picked the phone up so what I'm saying is you wasn't around No, I was way more than you. Shout out to everybody who watched this. Smash the like button. Adam and Wack Show. Become a member of the Wack Pack down below by becoming a member.

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