In short
The hosts debate a resurfaced video of Moose allegedly throwing up blood, discuss gang/identity talk tied to Sacramento’s Oak Park, and argue about podcast logistics and “standing up” guests. They then shift to Wack 100 controversy after an incident at a Blueface tour stop in Oregon, debating whether Wack is being unfairly targeted and whether there’s proof of him being “marked out.” Finally, they review the Kevin Hart roast (including Cat Williams vs Kevin Hart reconciliation) and share favorite roasters.
Guests (hosts/participants)
Moose (podcaster; Sacramento-area background; claims familiarity with Oak Park/Blood identity discussions; says he’s been out of podcasting for 4–5 years before returning). Munchie (co-host; critiques Moose’s street-fight mindset and interview pacing; discusses Wack 100 and roast commentary). Additional named figures discussed but not as guests: Nick Cannon (interviewed), Krip Mac (Wild ‘N Out performer; recently came home from prison), Spody Face (mentioned), Adam22 (producer/host referenced), Wack 100 and Blueface (subjects), Kevin Hart, Cat Williams, Tony Hinchcliffe, Shane Gillis, Regina Hall/King (roast discussion).
Key claims
Adam22 didn’t show up for the Nick Cannon interview, hurting chemistry/flow; Moose says he invited many people to Wild ‘N Out and some didn’t attend. Wack 100 is consistent and not “running,” and critics lack video evidence of him being physically harmed. Kevin Hart roast was praised; Ice Cube’s absence is criticized.
Notable examples
Wild ‘N Out invite list (Boopapone, Craig Smith, Patrick Cloud, etc.); Krip Mac “rookie of the year” prediction; Wack 100 Oregon/Blueface altercation clip; Kevin Hart roast highlights (Tony Hinchcliffe rapid-fire, Shane Gillis hosting, Cat Williams and Kevin Hart beef reportedly squashed).
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VODiscussion of Past Events
0:45 to 1:30
Hosts discuss a resurfaced video and its implications.
“did a gang of times for like 30 some years.”
Personal Stories and Backgrounds
1:30 to 3:00
Hosts share personal stories about family and upbringing related to gang culture.
“And look, I didn't know it was a picture of Lincoln.”
Gang Affiliation and Identity
3:00 to 4:00
Discussion evolves into gang affiliations and how they shape identities.
“There's plenty of people that got stood up.”
Wild 'N Out Experience
4:00 to 5:20
Sharing experiences from the Wild 'N Out show and trying to include friends.
“And I was trying to get all the nigga Adam was up there.”
Crit Mac's Opportunity
5:20 to 6:40
Hosts talk about Crit Mac and his rise in the comedy world.
“I see that he got a disrespectful mouth.”
Miscommunication in Invites
6:40 to 7:40
Discussion about miscommunications regarding event invitations.
“I seen him in the rehearsals and he would just walk up and just the way he stood would get a laugh.”
Experiences at the Wild 'N Out Restaurant
7:40 to 9:00
A humorous anecdote about visiting a Wild 'N Out restaurant that turned out to be a gay club.
“I would have pulled up, but I knew that I was going to be like, I'm willing to buy a ticket if I pull up and Doe can't get me in.”
Moose’s Fighting Reputation
9:00 to 10:20
Discussion around Moose's reputation regarding street fights and challenges.
“No, because you like 0 for 3 with the talking, like the squabble thing, and it don't go through.”
Roasting and Misunderstandings
10:20 to 12:00
Exploring how roasting led to misunderstandings with other personalities.
“But it's just like I'm not there to squabble on the street and shit.”
Podcasting Aspirations
12:00 to 13:20
Moose's aspirations in podcasting and how he navigates challenges.
“That mean challenge somebody to a squabble?”
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Reflections on Life Choices
13:20 to 14:01
Discussion on life choices and the impact on their current paths.
“But I'm saying every time I agreed to some shit, it was like, oh, we're going to get in the ring.”
The Impact of Life Changes on Podcasting
14:01 to 15:10
Discussion on how personal experiences shape the decision to podcast.
“If I would have never got shot the way I'm shot right now, I for sure probably wouldn't be podcasting.”
Critique of the Nick Cannon Interview
15:10 to 20:34
Analyzing the challenges faced during the Nick Cannon interview and the role of Adam.
“We ran a play on him and so he had to like embarrass us.”
Acknowledging Growth and Future Improvement
20:34 to 21:30
Recognition of the need for improvement after the interview and appreciation for Adam's guidance.
“So I'm going to do my best to get better because I listened to his notes.”
Discussion on Wack 100's Recent Headlines
21:30 to 23:01
Exploring recent controversies involving Wack 100 during Blueface's shows.
“OK, the next thing I think that we need to talk about.”
Analyzing Wack 100's Public Behavior
23:01 to 28:00
Debating Wack 100's actions in public and their implications for his reputation.
“here we go here we go I think that's enough.”
Debating Wack 100's Reputation
28:00 to 29:18
Discussion around Wack 100's public persona and incidents of violence.
“Everybody go check out Jason Lee podcast with Wack when he admitted it.”
Video Evidence of Violence
29:18 to 30:57
Exploration of the necessity and existence of video evidence in violent incidents.
“And that's not even me being a wack glazer or a proponent of him.”
Running from Confrontation?
30:57 to 33:15
Discussion about claims of Wack running away from confrontation and its implications.
“I just want to see a video of him being marked out.”
Maturity and Conflict Resolution
33:15 to 34:39
Debate on the appropriateness of Wack's behavior at his age and in public situations.
“Are you standing on that, Munchie, that niggas ran whack out of some place?”
Wack's Role in Drama
34:39 to 35:38
Analyzing Wack's behavior and its effects on the surrounding social dynamics.
“When I get 50, bro, I'm not about to be trying to pick fights and start shit with people, bro, at 50.”
Reflections on Kevin Hart's Roast
35:38 to 36:51
Discussion on the highlights and critiques of Kevin Hart's roast event.
“Yeah they had them all throughout like 2003 to like 2012 he had Tom He had Tom Brady come out.”
The Absence of Ice Cube
36:51 to 38:19
Debating Ice Cube's notable absence from Kevin Hart's roast and its significance.
“The only critique that I have, and I don't know if either one of you caught this.”
Kevin Hart vs. Cat Williams
38:19 to 41:22
Exploring the history and resolution of the feud between Kevin Hart and Cat Williams.
“I don't think he's the most friendly, sociable person.”
Favorite Roasters of the Night
41:22 to 42:00
Sharing opinions on the standout performances from the roast.
“try to get as much commercials and movies.”
Roast Night Highlights
42:00 to 43:59
The hosts discuss their favorite moments and comedians from a recent roast event.
“My favorite roaster of the night was Tony Henscliffe.”
Sliding in DMs: Celebrity Stories
44:00 to 46:16
The hosts share personal stories about sliding into the DMs of celebrities and the outcomes.
“So can I tell a quick Regina Hall story.”
Fight Talk: Spody Face vs. Doughboy
46:17 to 55:00
A heated discussion on the potential fight between Spody Face and Doughboy, including opinions on their fighting abilities and cardio.
“hey shout out for no apparent reason fuck Spody face that's how you feel?”
Confrontation and Confidence
55:01 to 56:01
The hosts express their confidence and confrontational attitude towards Spody Face leading up to the fight.
“I want to see it with Spodey because I don't feel like you tough like that, nigga.”
Fight Talk: Predictions and Plans
56:01 to 57:30
The hosts discuss an upcoming fight, the location, and their predictions for the outcome.
“After Wildin out, I don't think he's doing the rap song for him.”
Jaleese Discussion: Potential and Problems
57:31 to 59:44
The hosts debate the viability of Jaleese's career and her personality, touching on parallels with Cardi B.
“Either I'm going to knock him the fuck out or he's going to knock me the fuck out.”
Attractiveness Debate: Jaleese's Image
59:45 to 1:01:45
A heated discussion ensues about Jaleese's attractiveness and the impact of her style and personality on perceptions.
“If you said that about Jalik, I would be crazy.”
The Jaleese Controversy: Opinions and Backlash
1:01:46 to 1:04:08
The hosts continue to express differing opinions on Jaleese's persona and her public perception, exploring the complexities involved.
“Honestly, I've never heard nobody call her ugly.”
Podcasting and Promises: The 607 Unk Situation
1:04:09 to 1:07:42
Discussion of missed opportunities within the podcast world, focusing on 607 Unk's failure to appear for a podcast recording.
“I don't think she worth even trying to fuck, bro.”
Comedy Lines: George Floyd Joke Analysis
1:07:43 to 1:10:01
The hosts analyze a controversial joke made by Tony Hinchcliffe about George Floyd and discuss the boundaries of comedy.
“The two names that he said was Crip Mac and 607.”
Debating the Limits of Humor
1:10:01 to 1:11:50
A heated discussion about whether certain jokes are acceptable, focusing on George Floyd's legacy.
“Bro, somebody that died from police brutality, bro.”
Personal Perspectives on Voting
1:11:51 to 1:13:30
Discussion about personal voting habits and beliefs, with a focus on feeling disconnected from the political system.
“If I called you a bitch right now, if I said, Munchie, you a bitch, what would you want to do?”
Navigating Comedy's Boundaries
1:13:31 to 1:15:28
Exploration of the fine line in comedy, especially regarding sensitive topics like death and race.
“because I want to have this conversation one time and one time only.”
Critique of Tony Hinchcliffe's Performance
1:15:29 to 1:17:19
Analysis of Tony Hinchcliffe's comedic style and the reception of his jokes, particularly around George Floyd.
“No, Gary Owens, he fought up under the white boys.”
The Art of Comedic Timing
1:17:20 to 1:24:00
Delving into how timing affects the delivery of jokes and the importance of context in comedy.
“He just got popping within the last six, seven, eight years.”
The Subjectivity of Comedy
1:24:00 to 1:25:10
Exploration of how humor varies based on personal preferences and social context.
“But that all goes to subjectiveness of what you think is funny.”
Analyzing Comedic Timing and Delivery
1:25:10 to 1:27:10
Discussion on the importance of timing in comedy, using examples from popular comedians.
“But don't say he was being like offensive and like oppressive to our people.”
The Talent of DC Young Fly
1:27:10 to 1:30:14
Debate on the impressive range of talents possessed by comedian DC Young Fly.
“Because the clip I said he got on you, did you get him back?”
Comparisons: DC Young Fly vs. Jamie Foxx
1:30:14 to 1:33:04
A back-and-forth discussion comparing the talents of DC Young Fly and Jamie Foxx.
“I could counter that with the greatest entertainer.”
6ix9ine's Strategic Interviews
1:33:04 to 1:35:09
Analysis of 6ix9ine's calculated approach to interviews and his public persona.
“DC Young Fly is single-handedly the most talented person I have ever been around.”
Gang Culture and Responsibility
1:35:09 to 1:37:44
Discussion on the complexities of gang culture, accountability, and societal issues.
“6ix9ine is the one dictating the terms and shit.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:02Turn it up. Storm has zero sugar and 200 milligrams of caffeine. So you can turn that workout up a notch. Good energy in, good energy out. Energy for life. They're in their like car garage with the video. A video resurfaced of me throwing up blood. Is that right? Yo, you got old school blood allocations. No, no, no. It's not old school, but I mean, it's a crazy thing. We live like 2K. Are we live? Are we live? Live and direct. So you said something to me on the other podcast before we went live. No, it was some real shit. It was like, yo, are you a homie? And I was just like. Oh yeah, that was the reason why I asked that.
0:42Why you asked that? Because my uncle did a gang of times for like 30 some years. He gelled around Sacramento Cats Bay Area news and all of the above. He said something. I didn't catch you. He was like, man, I think he might be a homie or something. A homie mean like a blood. You know what I mean? My uncle, he's a swan. I'm like, no, I don't think so. Yeah, you know, I gelled around a couple of them cats, and then I guess it's some familiarity, you know what I'm saying? So I'm like, I'm going to ask him. So before we started shooting morals over money, I'm like, hey, bro, and I told him what my uncle said.
1:22I'm like, when you was younger, did you claim anything or, you know what I'm saying? Then I couldn't find out. Like his brother, his brother is a blood. Yeah. Doing some time right now. 37 in life. Shout out my nigga. And look, I didn't know it was a picture of Lincoln. You chunking up the B. The BZ. I know. And you know, that's what it is. Because nigga, I grew up. Because you from Sacramento. Yeah. Pebble Beach. So I grew up in Freeport. And then I moved to Greenhaven. But my church was always in Oak Park. So I was always in Oak Park. All my niggas is Oak Park niggas. Shout out Mozzie. So yeah, shout out Mozzie.
1:53That's why. So then me and DDG had did a live, and I kept throwing up blood. I was like, shout out, Maji. But no, that's it. So your people wasn't. It was one of those screenshots, though? No, no, no. It was a video. It was an old school. No, no. It was in December. Oh, OK. Yeah, yeah. So nah. So yeah. So nigga, red team. Yeah, B-team. B-team. I don't know how to call the blood cast today, man. If it had to go down, because that's where all my niggas is from, and that's where niggas identify me from. And so it was actually like, I was like, oh, he smoked the sauce. Like, yeah, like niggas hope it come down to it.
2:27Yeah, nigga, Oak Park, man. Come on for that. Shout out Mozzie, man. I'm on this phone local today. Hey, look, I got several elephants to address. Let's talk about it. Let's get to it. One elephant go to you. One elephant go to you. I got you. Then y 'all got joint custody for one. I like that. I like that. All right, so me first. Me first. Let's go. All right. Now, I never called you a Glazer. I never, I never, I ain't about to, you know what I'm saying? Right, right, right, right. But I didn't know I was the only one that I, I got stood up, stood up with that Wild It Out thing, right? Right.
3:07Okay, okay, okay. We talked. I'm thinking. There's plenty of people that got stood up. What? Let me tell you what. I thought it was a special invite. Bro, he invited everybody in they grinning. I got the invite. I'm talking about suspect. everybody shout out suspect Ricky but Ricky but he was busy Camelto Camelto Camelto yes everybody Camelto got the invite he went through his whole contact list I did invited everybody I did and how many so let me so let me because originally let me address it Krimack is there maybe like I don't want much Krimack I got you brother so the type of nigga I am and we Sacramento niggas so you get it if you give me the door open, I'm trying to let as many of my niggas get in that we could do.
3:55So shout out Nick Cannon. We did the Wild and Out show this weekend. I was trying to get everybody in that motherfucker. I got Boopapone in that motherfucker. I got Craig Smith. I got Patrick Cloud. All my niggas. And I was trying to get all the nigga Adam was up there. But at some point it was just like, doe, you got 40 people on your list. So that was my bad and that's my name like prominent people this ain't your cousin and certain niggas played on me shout out 607 unc he was he was supposed to be there he didn't show up and then i got crit mac on there man and so when i seen crit mac shout out crit mac man because he did a good job yeah he he fucking killed it and it made me feel so good because crit mac shout out where's my camera right here he's such a good dude bro like you know i had never known quit mac but i like you know i follow his content but when i met him and i told him i might have an opportunity for him he was so excited shout out my nigga yp he was hitting my nigga up like every single day like what time i need to be there and he killed it in the rehearsals and then he killed it and they called him rookie of the year already oh crit mac is probably going to be on the next season of wilding out and I couldn't be happier for him.
5:12Okay, before I... That's dope. I was so happy for him. That's amazing. Before I continue with my elephants, what I'm going to say about Krip Mac, I see that he got a disrespectful mouth. Other than that, I see through all the exterior as far as Krip Mac go. You've been very charitable to Krip Mac as of lately. I've been stalling it. Yeah, you've been chilling. I've been seeing it. You know what I mean? But hold on. Elephant number two. Okay. Now... Wait, wait, wait. Let me just, just one quick last thing. Yes, sir. Did you invite everybody? Cause I even see it from this point of view. Like maybe I'm not able to get everybody in, but you should pull up just to show me love.
5:50Like if you're not getting the vibe that I'm going to get you a ticket, maybe buy a ticket. Just pull up on me. He was advertising. No, no, no. But I wanted to make a moment. But that was the vibe you felt like I'm going to get you in. So watch this. This is what happened. When I talked to Nick Cannon, he was just like, yo, I love what you're doing in No Jumper. Bring some of the homies over there. I can't think of everybody but me and Muncie been working on some stuff shout out Spody Face like shout out and half a oh alright you left Spody at the door is that true we'll talk about that and I'm gonna knock that nigga out but we'll talk about that in a minute but I just was just trying to get everybody and then when I started I was like damn I might have overextended what I even had because you know it was just it was just a crazy thing but shout out to Muncie B shout out to everybody like I tried to get everybody in I couldn't get everybody in, but shout out to Crit Map because that nigga, real talk, he's a fucking star.
6:48I seen him in the rehearsals and he would just walk up and just the way he stood would get a laugh. And as a comedic nigga. Yeah, he's a character. Yeah, like he just, man, he just had something, man. I'm just so happy for that guy because he just came home from prison and he's just trying to, you know, put his shit together. and when I look at him it's like man he is gonna fucking make it and I'm just so happy that I had a small part in helping introduce him to the rest of the world so shout out Crip Mac man shout out to Crip Mac but that's kind of how I took it is he was just feeling good he had the show coming up kind of wanted everybody to know about it so he's like hey man come through to the show so he told me that it's like I knew that I didn't think I was his top priority of getting me in the show When you said 40, you wasn't playing.
7:37So you another person got? Absolutely. But I never took it. Not like I didn't take it serious. I tried, Munchy. I would have pulled up, but I knew that I was going to be like, I'm willing to buy a ticket if I pull up and Doe can't get me in. That was a vibe that I was getting from the invite. You know what I'm saying? For sure. It's like, I know he's inviting. I hear him inviting everybody. So if I do pull up, I'm not going to be hard pressed. Like, Doe, you left me. You know what I'm saying? Because I could tell that he's kind of shooting it a little loosely. Hey, real quick. I was in Miami with my little female, right, last year.
8:07And when I went to Miami, I wanted to go to the Wal-N-Out restaurant. So when we drove to Miami Beach. Hold on. Boom, we Googled the Wal-N-Out restaurant. Boom, we walked in. Bro, why was it a gay club? So I guess it used to be there. Oh, it turned into the gay agency shit. I walked in, and I'm like, Wal-N-Out, like, yeah. that ain't the type of wilding out I'm into that's a different type of cheeks going on this ain't our type of party I'm like aw this shit crazy man I don't know what happened but they need to take that off the internet yeah cause you gonna have people pulling up like let's fuck with the wilding out and they're like come wilding let's wild out you know what I'm saying okay hold on hold on hold on not to steal the Monday show cause I'm just a guest in the press right you gotta stop talking shit moves Come on, Moose.
9:00No, no, no. You got it. Put him to the fire, Munchie. No, because you like 0 for 3 with the talking, like the squabble thing, and it don't go through. Come on, man. You got it. You got it. Hey, bro, the dude, I don't know. It might have been a play with you with Bo Jackman. No, it wasn't a play. I don't think Bo Jackman set me up. I don't think he would do something like that. No, I said. It was a, no, we didn't set it up or nothing. It was a dude that, because Potlore called into Apollo talking shit. We got to talking shit to each other. Potlore said, I'll pull up right now. and I'm like, I mean, Paul or, you know, little as hell.
9:31So I was roasting him. I'm like, you pull up, bro. I'll whoop you out. Like quit playing, like quit with the tough shit. You know what I'm saying? Like we, you call in to do a podcast. This is one of his like discord mod homies. You know what I'm saying? Like one of his like chat mod type of dudes. You feel me? He riding. So he started a stream up. I seen people send me like Paul or was in his chat telling him where I was at. You know what I'm saying? Pull up. So he pulled up to get the clip. He had like a camera mounted to his chest and shit. So you should have broke that camera, bro. Come on, bro.
9:59I'm just not on the super tough guy shit. If he wants to fight me on the street, then we're going to fight. But I've known this dude. I've had conversations with this dude. So I didn't have the energy like he's going to fire off on me. I could kind of sense that type of energy. And I felt like I wasn't getting that energy. Like he was trying to get a clip. I'm going to let him get the clip. You should have gave him a clip, all right? For sure. No, he would have got the clip, wouldn't he? Yeah, yeah. But it's just like I'm not there to squabble on the street and shit. I'm not trying to catch a case.
10:25I'm not trying to get knocked out. and my head crack on the sidewalk. You know what I'm saying? So he's got to initiate any type of violence. I could roast. I said he looked like a mechanic. He's saying I need that expeditiously, whatever he said. But it's like until you, you know, put a hand on me, we just talking and it's like entertainment, WWE. Can I shoot Moose a little bit of bail? What's that, sir? Because this is what I've learned. And I don't know this dude like that. I've had a couple conversations, but he, we had kind of a little roast off. Like he came in to, Pot Lord was like one of my, Me and Pot Lord sorted out our shit on Discord.
10:58He's like, one of my homies got a problem with you. He brings in this dude. I've never talked to him or seen him. He's like, you diss Soussiders on some podcast. So I'm like, show me the clip where I said that. I'll give you 24 hours. He never produced a clip. So then I'm like, oh, well, you was kind of cloud chasing. Like, that's some weirdo shit to put on me if I'm not doing that shit. And I've gone on Soussider podcast. I hate a world. It would not be who of me to be dissing gang members. So I felt like that was out of pocket for him to put that on me. So we get to roast it. And I'm saying he look greasy, look dirty.
11:28He look 40. Like we just roast it back and forth. because somebody is a Mexican from Northern California, don't mean that they, uh, up of the Hispanics from Southern California. That's not what that means, bro. Yeah. I got family from down here. My pops grew up, you know, partly in Pacoima before they moved to Sac and shit. So it's like, you know, I got family out here. Let me say this Moose. This is what I want to say. Like, this is what I learned about Moose and getting to know him a little bit better. Moose just wants to be the best podcaster out here And he's very very serious That mean challenge somebody to a squabble?
12:01No but that Podcasting is verbal But hear me though Because sometimes he feels like in the arena That's what he has to do When I look at Moose I really look at him as a little brother Not trying to son him But I really fuck with him He just is trying to be the illest nigga that he can be And then when niggas take it like other places He doesn't always know how to respond Because in his mind he's just trying to be the biggest and best podcaster and I think that's where he gets misunderstood a little bit am I wrong no I could definitely that's part of it a lot of people have been letting me know that I got to chill out a bit and I could hear that for sure I definitely could hear that I could keep shit to like not saying things as harshly not saying you know getting as aggressive as quick you know I'm saying all this shit I hear all these critiques you know I'm saying for sure uh but it was always with that dude especially he was we was kind of having this roast off I felt like I got the better of it he was feeling some type of way so he's like well shit we need to you know i'm saying get in the ring and box i'm like i'm willing to box we could do some content shit run it up right this was before i moved down to la when i still lived in sack we had this argument on discord on potlore stream so then i guess he expected me to move to la and first things in order go and fight him i've been busy i do other shit you know i'm saying the top of my list is not fighting this discord mod from potlore shit so he tried to get his clip to be like oh well when you gonna give me that you know fight but he had to make it seem like he wanted to fight me there on the sidewalk which was never the intent that was never the agreement that was never what i said to him i said same with tay f if you if you still feel like you know we got to get it out the way as bros now or whatever after me and tay talked we could go to the gym and we could squab it out but i'm not trying to fight you on in a concrete alley somebody bust their head open now it's went that's the whole that's the biggest dying street fights every day That's the whole objective of fighting.
13:49For sure. But I'm saying every time I agreed to some shit, it was like, oh, we're going to get in the ring. We're going to do some content shit. It was never when I see you, it's up. Because I'm not that type of dude. Like, what if I'm with my bitch at the grocery store? I'm not trying to fight somebody just because we was talking shit. So I'm not going to put that out there. You feel me? If I would have never got shot the way I'm shot right now, I for sure probably wouldn't be podcasting. Yeah. I was going to ask you about that, too. No, no, no, no. I think like me being that, like, yeah, I wouldn't be podcasting.
14:24What would you be doing if you wasn't podcasting right now? Man, I don't want to talk negative, though. Because you don't know how your life might have went. Right. I was on bullshit. So, like, I got pushed into, like, a certain lane or a big bro or a big humming lane. And I was on some young nigga shit all my life, though. and I got pushed into it early. And then, you know, I could talk. I could hold a conversation. I'm entertaining when I feel like being. So I'm like, I tried to podcast and thing out. You know what I'm saying? But like the whole, let's just go to the ring and we right here. Shit, that's crazy.
14:59I don't know when you really think it's. And even with the Wack thing, I don't think Wack even was going to even put his hands on you. But since you was content and he turned you into content. For sure. Yeah, yeah. We ran a play on him and so he had to like embarrass us. Right. Right. Because if Wack wanted to, he could have got to you. For sure. Yeah, yeah. He wanted to sock me. He could have socked me over Adam's shoulder, all that. The vent rings. He had a flashback, all that shit. You know what I'm saying? He was entertaining. No, for sure. He was running the play on us because we ran one on him.
15:28That's for sure what it was. Okay. But what was the third elephant in the room? That was two. The joint custody elephant was because I know y 'all didn't address it on different pods, but how y 'all fumbled the Nick interview? all right let's talk about that yeah let's talk about it and was you nervous i was a little nervous for sure that was that was the most famous person i've ever interviewed for show you know i'm saying i haven't done many interviews or i guess it shouldn't have even been an interview you know i'm saying but like uh once we started going into it it was like okay what questions you finna have i'm like i'll get some questions you know i'm saying but it ended up being like people have been saying kind of rapid fire and not the the flow wasn't good but i don't think in terms of like you know it wasn't just horrible you feel me people trying to make it seem like it was just terrible but it was just the flow wasn't good to it so let me say this i want to say this because i want to be on record for saying this and even though it might put my job as jeopardy i don't give a fuck i blame adam i blame fucking adam listen i know adam is a busy is a busy guy I'm not taking that away from him.
16:36This meant something to me. Nick moved his schedule two times. I get it. You be fucking and you be doing whatever you be doing. All right, nigga. Cool. He's a mother. But that's motherfucking Nick Cannon, nigga. And we could have used you in the interview to be there with us. I got it because he is a superior podcaster to both me and Moose. We don't even have that much chemistry. and then he gets on camera talking about, oh, I don't know about the chemistry. Nigga, then build the chemistry with us. I'm going to give you some pushback, bro. Yeah, he got to show up to his own show if he's going to be saying shit like that.
17:12Show up out here fucking all the time, man. Pull your dick out some pussy sometimes. That's what I think. I look at that a couple ways, right? Now, I believe Nick should have been priority over whoever he fucking... Facts. That's what I believe, right? Right. And then number two is, I think he interviewed him before. Two, three times. So he thought like, oh, they got it. You know what I'm saying? No, he threw us in the water and then watched us drown and talked about us. No, no, no, no. There's two sides to it too. No, no, no. But I think he thought, and I thought that's pretty like an easy assignment though, but you didn't know he like wanted to be more so conversation based.
17:55No, for sure. Because he never said that. I'm going to tell you this. I'm going to tell you this, Munchie. I'm a very established presence on the internet right but in podcasting I'm not gonna lie like I've been out of it for like 4 or 5 years for real and I really look up to Adam. Adam is really you know Adam is really good at what he does he knows how to like interview people his style is so dope I just need it bro to just be there and the fact that he wasn't there I can take that and I can take whatever criticisms came for whatever shortcomings they think that me and Moose did. But don't come up on the platform talking about, oh, it was trash, and oh, they don't have chemistry.
18:35Like, come on, bro. Like, you should have showed up. You were part of this team. You should have showed up. So I'm going to just hold you to that. You should have showed up. I took it as kind of like there's two ways I was looking at it. One, it's like I think there are certain people that might have a Nick Cannon interview, and he might not let them do it by themselves. He might have just been like, I can't show up. You got to cancel the whole thing. So the fact that he allowed us to rock out and kind of like show what we made of and, you know, it didn't pan out the best and he was whatever disappointed or whatever you want to say.
19:04But you got to kind of look at it two ways. Like, did he give us a big shot to just, you know, rock out and get shine? Yes. Did he turn around as fast as he could when he didn't even barely show up to the first 24 hour stream we did? That was a Monday show idea where he's falling out of the fucking weight loss competition like it don't mean shit. and then he's not showing up to another show. He's cooking. You know what I'm saying? He's cooking. He's got to also show up for us to, you know, grow the best that we can because we're chose for a show with Adam 22. That's the whole part of it where we got to, you know, kind of learn from the master, right?
19:38Isn't that what we're supposed to be doing? We'll give him that, but just come on, but just show up, though. That's all I'm saying. Just show up and do what you're supposed to do. I didn't watch the complete thing, but my critique is it ain't that it was rapid, but when you ask the question, you got to stick on the question to talk about it a little longer to get the clip out of you like you didn't you didn't ask the question long enough to even get it get a clip because because right after that it was a it was a new question you know i'm saying like we get and we can learn from that so that's what i'm saying like even like i'm not a great interviewer i haven't interviewed a ton of people and that and even though i've known nick for like 13 14 years he's still like that's big bro in this shit like So I'm just and I still do get nervous around him a little bit.
20:20So I I've watched the tape like 30 to 40 times. I seen what I could have done better. And shout out to Adam, because even though I'm giving him some shit right now, Adam is making both of us, all three of us, better podcasters. Like he just sees like he sees something enough in us for me and you to be selected to do a show with him. Yeah. But he just wants us to get better. So I salute that nigga and it's cool. And I've watched the tape. So I'm going to do my best to get better because I listened to his notes. And no, that's not glazing. I think we got a, well, we both were doing was the finishing.
20:57Was it a glaze? No, I don't think that was a glaze. It was honest. You know what I'm saying? We were doing the thing where we was finishing a sentence or like button in. And it was like, I was just eager to get my questions off. Like, all right, is he done talking about that? Okay, I got this good ass question. I feel like I could get, you know what I'm saying? And so we were just like excited and eager more than like scared and nervous. You feel me? We're like, let's get this shit. Let's get this shit. And then we just like kind of rushed through. And Nick was moved to shit later. We know he's a busy motherfucker.
21:21He moved it twice in a day. He has to be on a time constraint. So shout out to Nick Cannon and everything he's done for me. The man that discovered me. I love him so much. Shout out, Nick. All right. So what's our. OK, the next thing I think that we need to talk about. And I should probably be the one to bring it up because everybody calls me the ultimate glazer. so I'll be the one to hold on I think I might know what you're talking about I think I should be the one to segue this go ahead you do it well over the weekend second week in the row Mr. Kajon's WAC 100 has been in the headlines now as of recently or latest he's at the Oregon show blue face is about to do his thing.
22:11You know what I mean? Some little town in Oregon. Are we going to show the video? Can we see the video or no? Oh, okay. So we was on the same page. Yeah. Let's play it. All right, we can run that first. Can we play the video? Let's play the video. Let's run it. And I brought it up because I got to be objective. Or is it subjective? I don't know. No, you got it. Objective. Tib. Or you was getting ahead of it because you knew I was going to break it up. I knew you was. And I felt like everybody called me the ultimate glazer. so I'm like let me I'll bring it up is it what happened I was loading okay hey but who drinks four locos on a Monday you no boy Les Jr you gotta get on the cut waters no after today I can't drink nothing so here we go here we go
23:14I think that's enough. That's pretty short. Okay. Can I, can I, can I, can I read this? Whoever that young lady is that got shoved. My Instagram is MB underscore the mayor DM me. Okay. Can I start off? He should have kept his hands to himself. Okay. Can you back me up on this, Munchie? This clip wasn't very, like, that angle wasn't the best one. So he was facing off with, like, a taller, bigger black dude. You know what I'm saying? He was saying, you know, back up off me. Don't push it on me. I think I heard the dude say, I don't even know you or something like that. Can I lead? Can I lead with my take?
23:54Okay. And you can back me up on this, Munchie. I hate this for him. I hate this. I hate this for you. I hate this for you. I hate it for him. He said that to us. Listen, listen, he's locked up. WAC 100, all opinions aside, is about to approach his 50s and he's a millionaire. Why does this? Why do people keep? He's a good guy, man. Why do people keep trying him? If you're entering your 50s, you're five years away from a senior citizen discount. Why are you acting the way you acting out in public? Because people keep trying him. You're not being a good example for the kids, sir, that want to be podcasters, okay?
24:35I got to give you some pushback on that. No, no, no, no. He is a very good example for young people coming up. You don't hop up and you see somebody's clearly not a threat and you yell paru other word and say what you would have did to him and about your penitentiary pass. That's not a good example for the kids. Can you be subjected for two seconds? And he's a Mexican. I love all people. Got you. But Munchie, can you be subjected for two seconds? Yes, sir. WAC 100 went to prison at a very young age. I did too. He spent years in the penitentiary. And now he is out here doing things that nobody even taught him to do.
25:08He is a better podcaster than niggas that aspire to be podcasters. Wait, hold on. Give me two seconds. Excuse me, sir. Let me land. He came home from prison when he was 20. Just let me land. And he's about to be 50. Let me land, Munchy. He's been out longer than he's been eating. That's a long time. 30 years is a long time. Let me land, Munchy. I've been alive 30 years. Let me land, Munchy. That jail stench should have been worn. Okay, so hold on. I would say so. And what has he done since he's been home? Nigga, he works with the likes of fucking Suge Knight, Kanye West, Amber Rose, fucking Cardi B.
25:36What do you say, game? How do you do that? The game, how do you do that? We talking accolades versus character. No, we're not talking. We talking about a nigga that came from the inner cities, went to fucking prison, came home, made some money, ain't went back to prison, and all niggas want to do is try him every five minutes, and I hate that for him. Did you get, nobody got that, he got charred in that video. Yeah, he seemed like the aggressor in that video, I'll be honest. What are you talking about? I hate the fact that he has to even be in physical competitions. Why can't he just be a fucking.
26:09Manager. A fucking. Manager. Inspiration to young niggas trying to get it. Why do you think that people go after Wack? Do you think it's just, you really have no idea? No, no, no. Because there's millions of managers out there that manage people. I know why. Because he has some very crazy takes, and I'm not going to get into them, but Wack says some shit and I get that but the thing that I can actually respect and value about Wack is that he stands on everything he says he's not Darrell Revis he don't backpedal. He stands on what? He stands on what he says. He don't ever backpedal on anything that he's ever said and I can respect and value that about a person when I see it like well at least he's consistent Well forget backpedaling what about admitting when you're wrong?
26:52Where was he wrong at? I'm not I'm not Hey see they about to be In you on the chat That's fine but No I'm asking you Where do you feel Like he was wrong at What has he said That was like Whack is wrong That's a rabbit hole I'm not about to do this Okay With you I mean you I don't know I'm saying It's a rabbit hole I mean he's not known For you know But what I'm saying is That I just hate the fact That Whack out here Knocking niggas out He doing his shit Because he stands On what he's And I'm not just This like Uber Whack supporter But I'm just like at least he's the same nigga every time I see him.
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27:27Knocking niggas out. He knocks stitches the fuck out. Niggas is plural. Did you not see him put that boy in his pocket? Which one? Stitches. Not for another day. Stitches. That's what I said. How many years ago that was. The one with the white boys. I have yet to see a video with anybody doing anything violent to whack. So maybe that video does exist, but I've never seen it. Shout out J-Rock. I have never seen no video. Nipsey Bodyguard. I have never seen no video with nobody doing nothing violent to Wack. And Wack talk crazy. Wack talks crazy to whomever. But I never seen nobody put their hands on Wack in my 46-year-old eyes.
28:05Maybe a video does exist. I have not seen it. He admitted it. But I didn't see the video. Everybody go check out Jason Lee podcast with Wack when he admitted it. Moose, a Wack rival at times. Have you ever seen a video of anybody doing anything violent to whack? Why do I have to be a video? I don't think I've seen a video of something violent, but I have seen videos of whack approaching somebody who he has static with and it not being straight to it like he does sometimes. Like the Fat Joe video that popped up recently. But have you ever seen anybody do anything to whack? No. I've heard about festivals and stuff.
28:47There's been altercations. it's urban legends I ain't never seen nobody do nothing to whack it's urban legends but the things I bring up he addresses it he do make mention that something happened but his story is just different than mine yeah yeah that's just right I mean but niggas are talking about all these videos about whack but they can't say produce one video if nothing happened and we gotta stop this video shit because something ain't no video it didn't happen you know what I mean you know how many niggas get knocked out over the weekend in 2026 if somebody did something to whack I'm pretty sure we would see a video of it I've never seen it.
29:19That's not the truth. And that's not even me being a wack glazer or a proponent of him. I have never seen a video of anybody even talking crazy to wack. So what is this whole thing about? Big homie Cece was talking to him crazy in his face. Well, I don't know. Respectfully, I've been out of here. Okay, okay. Do you know that he had words with people just like he had words with Moose, right? Right. And when he seen them people, it was pictures taken and handshakes. Hassan Campbell, he had words with him, and it was cool when they seen each other. Cowboy, when he seen him, they took a picture after they didn't have disrespectful words.
29:55All of those things sound to make you. Hold on, hold on. They come and be CC. He seen them, and they laughed about. Like, so, like, you have words with people that are disrespectful and threats are thrown. But Munchie. But when y 'all see each other, it's handshakes and cameras getting pulled out. But Munchie. But hold on, hold on. But Munchie. But Munchie. I mean, Munchie. Moose. Baby Lush. Well, Moose, clearly he had his hands up. Like it was a robbery. But Munchie. And you still want to convince to be invited. So now we podding. So now we podding. So, so, so. I got to give you a little bit of kickback on some gangster shit.
30:29In 2026. Yes, sir. In the world of technology that we live in. Yes, sir. If any nigga marked whack out or put their hands on him in a violent way, don't you think there would be video evidence of that happening? No. Wait, wait. Give me two seconds. and this is not me just trying to be his biggest cheerleader. But the nigga is surviving out here and ain't nobody ever put out. Hey, let me ask you something. Paw print on this nigga. So if I give you the examples of when he ran from niggas or a guy, people put hands on him, are you going to come with another rebuttal? Because it just seemed like. I just want to see a video of him being marked out.
31:04I've never seen it. I think why there wouldn't be, or the argument for why there wouldn't be a video is anyone who's willing to, you know, whack, portrays himself. So if he's a big gangsta, if somebody does something to him, it's going to be other gangstas that are going at him. You know what I'm saying? We all got camera phones. Gangstas are recording shit. If the nigga was a bitch, we would have been seeing it. He just had some crazy shit and ain't nobody done nothing to the nigga. You live a fool that's really sliding and aren't recording it. You live on the internet and I can tell. You know what I'm saying?
31:31Whoa. I don't live on the internet at all. At all. I mean, that take is a little like live on the internet. No, no, no. Wait, let me hear what he's saying. Let me hear what he's saying. Go ahead. Go ahead. I can tell you stories about people that work in this building right now that nobody's privy to and there's no footage of it. But I'm not a clout chaser, right? Right. Okay. Even rappers, like my friend rappers, and I know he and they squabble up with other rappers, and there's no footage. Why everything got to be recorded for it to be true? Let me ask you this. Outside of that one situation.
32:04I have a lot of rapper friends. I'm going to ask you a question, right? Outside of that one incident that you're talking about with J-Rock that nobody has footage of. He ran at the Novo. Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Let me finish. He ran. You're not even letting me finish the question. Okay. Outside of that one incident, do you know or have you heard of any incident of niggas bringing harm and violence to WAC 100 and him turning it down? Has that ever? And just be honest. Give me one example. I just told you. He ran at the Novo. Bro, him and his muscle. him and his boy he be with Brandon hopped off the front of the stage he bro how you put on the show for game and leave it early he ran did is that is that proven is that proven or are you just saying because you don't like him it's all over the no I'm fair about things I'm fair about things so wait so what you so what you're telling me is niggas ran whack 100 and like I said wait wait wait when I bring up these stories he don't say the story don't exist he just said a little different I'm asking you this though People say, why you running up off the stage?
33:05Oh, because Ye was parked that way. Munchie, we keep it in 100. Yes, sir. You really telling me niggas made whack? Who the fuck did whack run from? Like, niggas made whack run? Nobody's invincible, you know what I'm saying? Everybody gets caught sleeping. But he's not no running ass nigga. It depends on the situation. Everybody could be a turn. Are you standing on that, Munchie, that niggas ran whack out of some place? If it was three briefcases right here, I'll stand on business for sure. I'll stand on top of them. listen I'm a fairer person even if I don't like him I keep it real I don't feel like nobody wearing Wack out of nowhere cause he just don't strike me as a running ass nigga I feel like he'll die before he'll run I could show you a video of me fucking Kim Kardashian and when you see it you gonna say oh that ain't true you can see my tattoos and all that she be like nah that ain't true what I'm saying about Wack is he does not strike me as an individual that would run from anybody that's just not the energy that I get from him.
34:04And even if you don't like him and he's your opposition, you can at least be like, Wack ain't a pussy, he's not. Yeah, I don't think you guys are probably going to agree on that, but this all came from is Wack carrying himself properly at almost 50, pushing 50, should he be trying to fight people at Blueface shows? I think he just is who he is. That's not giving big homie vibes. Yeah. That's not giving big homie or a person of wisdom. Even being outside in the front, like, you know what I'm saying, bickering with random dudes is crazy. Because I think people keep trying to try them, and that's why I hate it.
34:38Nah, nah. Look, I'm 36, bro. When I get 50, bro, I'm not about to be trying to pick fights and start shit with people, bro, at 50. Yeah, do you think at 50 you'll be trying to, like, defuse things before you're trying to escalate them? I do it now. I don't feel like Wack be out here trying to antagonize people and start fights with people. That's not the energy and the vibe that he's ever given me. I think that's the energy that he brings, for sure. I wonder what. He exposes people and tries to dig a paperwork. What's your timeline on YouTube look like? What comes down to your timeline? There's got to be a different algorithm.
35:06I feel like Wack reacts. I don't feel like he instigates. I genuinely don't feel like that. I think your ultimate inserter. He's good at inserting himself into situations for sure. But he is. He does do that. We could pivot into some topics, right? Because I don't want to seem like I'm just on Wack. That's cool, yeah. Because I could really go on forever. But I'm not. You feel me? Because he already got this thing. my name and the title they are well until they produce until they produce some video footage of Wack getting marked out I don't think he's a bitch I just don't yeah I don't think he's that one of your little nieces or nephews must be signed into your YouTube account and it's like all kind of kid shit on there because if you missing it then you just missing it on purpose you gotta be he's gotta do some research shout out to Wack though alright what's the next topic yeah man what we pivoting to did y 'all uh did you watch the uh kevin hart roast uh munchie no i heard about it earlier when we was on the news that shit was crazy that was that was probably is that the best roast ever i think outside of the shack roast back in like maybe like 94 or whatever 94 some of them comedy central ones were super funny too so yeah the shack roast and the emmett the emmett smith roast was really really good because that was when Jamie Foxx obliterated another comedian but this was low key the best roast I've seen in my life I don't think so because you got the I think 2002 Shaquille O 'Neal thing it was later than that right?
36:41Yeah they had them all throughout like 2003 to like 2012 he had Tom He had Tom Brady come out. He had The Rock come out. The only critique that I have, and I don't know if either one of you caught this. I didn't check it out at all. Where the fuck was Ice Cube? I don't think anybody was wondering where the fuck is Ice Cube. That's what I thought. What do you mean? He had several feels with Kevin Hart. Dave, maybe, you know what I'm saying? Or something like that. Where's Dave at? But nobody's not. You didn't think about Ice Cube? There wasn't a single person that watched that show and said, where is Ice Cube?
37:16I wonder what Ice Cube thinks about this. No, Ice Cube should have been there, and I don't know why he was not there. Why is he so strongly about that? Because they had Ride Along, Ride Along 2. Like, they had some films. He's done 12 movies with The Rock. He was there. That's his movie guy. Do you know how funny it would have been to see Ice Cube roasting Kevin Hart? Why the fuck was Ice Cube not there? Kevin Hart was on some movies. Put that in the poll, please. Oh, no, that's what I'm saying. Who was that, Nathan or Steven? Snoop Dogg. Nathan, please put that in the poll. Anybody could have been there.
37:44Should Ice Cube have been there or not? If this was a Mike Epps type thing, I would say, okay, because he came from Mike. Mike Epps came from him, but I don't understand this, though. No, no. Ice Cube should have absolutely been there. That was the only thing that bothered me. I love Ice Cube. I love the fact that Cat Williams came and they squashed that beef. That's dope. There are big moments, but Ice Cube should have absolutely been there. I don't think Ice Cube popped out for too many people, though. I think he would have popped out for care. From what I hear behind the scenes, he might have just popped out for care.
38:17I don't think they hit him. I don't think they hit him. I don't think he's the most friendly, sociable person. And he's not the funniest either. That's why you have good writers. And that would have been such a big moment. I think the delivery matters, though. You didn't think that yesterday? Not once, no. You didn't think that much? I did think it was too much. Oh, you didn't watch it. Check it out. The three hours is too much for a roast. Anything, I feel like comedy, three hours is crazy. That's a wild amount of time. That's crazy. As soon as like the rock came out and he was on for like an hour.
38:46I'm like, get your ass off. When's this bitch wrapping up? I thought the cat Williams was like the finale. And then they just had a whole nother hour on the rock was roasting people. Yeah. The rock came out. He was drunk as fuck. He was turning up. It was actually fun. Rock tequila. He was talking. I fucked with that. I fucked with drunk rock. I fucked with the cat Williams shit, but cat was almost going to come in and get his jokes off and leave without even, you know what I thought the biggest moment was in that whole thing. And I don't know if you know about this Munchie, But I'm going to say it to both y 'all.
39:14It has been a big beef brewing between Kevin Hart and Cat Williams. So for them to squash that shit live. For sure. Man, I got chills down my spine. Where did it stem from? Because I know Kevin. No, I know Cat Williams. He had a beef over stealing a joke with Cedric the Entertainer. But where did they beef stem from? From my viewpoint, so Cat Williams is more of an underground comedian. Oh, hold on. Is it from that Shay Shay interview? That was a part of it. That was like the apex of the show. Because he was talking about these comedians putting on dresses. He was sending shots like he sold his soul.
39:52I kept it real. So what I believe is Kevin Hart took all the roles that I was turning down because it was like on some, you know, dance for the white man shit. You know what I'm saying? So from my vantage point, what I saw as a comedian was Kevin Hart, I don't want to say it was like easy for him, but he had like A, B, C, D, E, F, G. And so with a nigga like Cat, he was like an underground nigga. And so I think maybe they started resenting each other for opposing reasons. And this has been going on for like 15 years. So for them to squash it in front of the world, I was like, that's dope. I don't think it was easier for Kevin Hart.
40:32I just think it was a harder come up for Cat Williams because you got to think about Kevin Hart was on Pepper Soldiers, Dame Dash first. I don't know if that was his first movie, but his early on movie. And then I heard stories about him going to the comedy, driving from Philly to New York to do stand up. And you know what I'm saying? And you know what I mean? I never heard early on stories about Kevin Hart. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. He was like a grinder for sure. That's what everybody says. He probably just don't talk about it as much. You know, like maybe if he talked about it more, people, you know what I'm saying?
41:06Right. Yeah, and I think they had like different aspirations. You know what I'm saying? Like Cat, every movie that he was in, he kind of played himself. Like he wasn't getting into like an acting bag. It was like, nah, you hire me, you want to kind of get Cat Williams with Kev. It's like, I want to be the biggest shit in the world. I want to work every day, night and day, and you know what I'm saying, try to get as much commercials and movies. Soul Plane was a classic. Yeah, but they said that shit flopped, though. Yeah, flopped when it came out. Not in the hood, it didn't. No, exactly. In the hood, it was platinum.
41:33But I was just talking with somebody about that, and they said it got leaked. to the hood on the bootleg first. And so when it came out in theaters, nobody went and watched it. And it almost ended Kevin Hart's career. Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this, Moose. Hey, remember you said the word bootleg and remind me. Because I got something to say about that. Let me ask you this, Moose. You watched the whole roast, right? Yeah, I started getting a little sleepy at the end, but I was watching the whole thing. So I'm going to tell you mine and then tell me yours. Who was your favorite roaster?
42:00My favorite roaster of the night was Tony Henscliffe. Like he was cooking so rapid fire. He roasted me like 10 years ago and niggas, and it still goes viral to this day. Oh, yeah. You and Teddy. Who was your favorite roaster of the night? Tony definitely went crazy, but I knew he would because I watched like Kill Tony and shit. And he does a lot of just roasting shit with Jeff Ross. And so I knew Tony was going to go crazy. Obviously, you know, one of my favorite comedians is Shane Gillis. I feel like he killed the hosting job. I feel like he does the good job at like the awkward, like I'm just myself up here.
42:42Like, you know what I'm saying? This is like weird. And like, he'll say a foul ass joke and be like, hey, I called her the night before and ask her if that was cool. Like I wouldn't have even talked about her dead husband. You know what I'm saying? Like my bad job, but he kept getting the jokes off. You know you give me Gary Owens vibes. Gary Owens vibes. My girl is black. You know what I'm saying? So maybe I. My girl is black. Why does he give you Gary Owens vibes? I don't know. I always tell her, because one time on the pod, you said, my bitch pull up with Bracken. So I always tell her that when she pulls up on me to swim with me, I go with Bracken.
43:12I'll say my bitch pulled up with Bracken. I was just so funny that you were talking. He was just like, you can't see Gary O's vibe. He's a successful guy. I love that white boy. Can he say nigga? Can Gary O say nigga? No, no, no. But he had his wife do it, but they ain't together no more. Remember, he's like, she's like, nigga. He's like, yeah. I'll let Gary go to say hella bad so you spoke with Tony Henscliffe but who was your favorite other than Shane since he was a host who really impressed me a ton I think what's her name Regina was it Regina Hall Regina Hall I thought it was Regina King Regina King I forgot her name bro side note can I tell you a funny story about her the black girl from Scary Movie can I tell you a story about her what's her name I slid in her DMs.
44:03Regina King or Hall? Because who is Hall? Which one is it? Put it in the chat, y 'all. It's Regina King. King? I think it's Hall. I think it's King, sir. Slid in Regina King's D. Hall DM. She never slid back. Okay. I slid in her DMs. Yeah, Regina Hall. My bad. Regina Hall. My fault. My fault. Can I tell you a story about her? So who am I talking about? Regina King from Boys in the Hood. Right. Okay, okay. So Regina Hall. So can I tell a quick Regina Hall story. You slid in her DMs. And she did not slide back. Did she read it? Yes. Left me on read. You gotta make sure your Instagram pictures is all the flyest pictures.
44:41Did you have some like, how big were you at this time? This might get me in trouble. Can I tell you somebody else who I shot my shot at and they shot me the fuck down? How you gonna get in trouble then? I don't care. Gina views. Oh, for real? Yeah. Gina views is fine. But how many shots are you shooting because I feel like you shoot a lot of shots. I shot like three. She never embarrassed me. She never said nothing publicly so I hope I'm not breaking the code. But I shot my shot at Genevieve. Yeah it is. But nah though. I don't even know why I threw that out there. Do you feel bad when bitches don't respond?
45:17Because I feel like you put out a lot of shots so it's like it's nothing to you. I'm a volume shooter. Hall of Fame volume shooter. But I wanted Genevieve because Genevieve to me is and still it's fine but she was just like I think I like blew her phone up blew her phone up were you trying to call her off Instagram no no I got her phone number and it just wasn't she was just like but nah but you at least got the number but she probably thought she was on some industry shit oh no it's gonna get me into comedy and then you like what's up bae and she like she was like but nah but she never put me on blast and I'm not putting her on blast I'm just saying that's one that I shot my shot at and it got away.
46:00I'm good with rejection. Maybe you don't like skinny niggas with tattoos. Maybe you don't like blood. I got neck tattoos now. I need you with more tattoos Moose. What are you doing? I'm trying to keep a clean image man. I'm trying to go Netflix on it. Keep the Gary Owens image. Yeah let's go. Moose Owens. Yeah Moose Owens. I'm going to marry Candice next too. Shout out to Candice Owens. Moose Owens is hilarious. hey shout out for no apparent reason fuck Spody face that's how you feel? man I'm gonna punch on that boy man I'm starting to have a dislike for him let's talk about it you gotta stop the smoking you gotta get your cardio up but can I ask you this that's what's gonna kill him no matter how good you box I bet I bet that's a deciding factor how much they got in the tank Yeah, you got to, you know what I'm saying?
46:59If he has sugar in the tank. So can I ask you a question, Munchie B? Yep. Because you are a renowned member from your section, right? So you didn't take a lot of faith. So I would be remiss to say that you didn't fought some people bigger than you, right? Yes, sir. And when you go into that arena and you got to squabble up, are you scared? Are you like, he might be able to beat me? Or are you like, nah, I'm finna knock this nigga down, B team? Nah, I come with complete confidence. so how would you feel then if I thought it was an advantage I'm dope feeding niggas I'm gonna wait till you look at the birds and the bees and get off but that's not the ring though I never been in a ring before but how do you feel about me like people were sitting there really being like I should be an underdog how would you feel if a nigga 50 60 pounds smaller than you and they say he gonna beat you up just cause he got face tattoos and he from a hood I don't think that's a fair no cause somebody from a gang.
47:56The gang can't come fight with you, Spody. I'm on the smoking shit. Right, okay. The cardio. You got Minister Spodycon that don't drink or smoke. Yeah, he's in good shape. Right, so he got the stamina. Cut the weed, bro. I'm going to cut the weed, I'm going to cut the liquor, and I'm going to cut the nicotine. Man from a gang don't put you in the lead. Right. Because it's a gang of gangbangers that's swimmers. I don't think it's just the gang thing. People just think he's tougher than me. And I'm just like. I don't think it's. I mean, they do think. I mean, I think he's probably tougher than you.
48:30You are my podcast brother. Yeah. If I gave you a million dollars right now and I told you I'll give you this million dollars, but you have to bet it on Spody Face or Doughboy in a fight. Who are you putting your money on? And don't lie to me. And don't lie to me, nigga, because I don't respect liars. It's Spody, bro. It's Spody. And this is the reason why, not because he's a gangster or he did prison time, but there's been a couple clips come out of you, and you kind of did this to yourself because you're like, I haven't had a fight in 19 years or something crazy. No, but he said he sparred in between.
49:06I know, exactly. He said that after the fact, though, but that clip was going crazy. Let me ask you the same question, Munchy. If I give you a million dollars right now, you got to put it on me or Spody Face in a three-round fight. Who are you picking? I would take the million and I would wait to July to make my decision nah for real I'm a gambler cause he's gotta see if you get your cardio right if you still wanna smoke with moose and the no jumper and he had jack in the box with Steven the megros was fighting yeah no no no you ain't gotta eat carrots like Bugs Bunny but the smoking I believe that's a big deal so let me ask you this if I stop smoking and drinking after this podcast and the fight is on August 28th Who are you putting your money on?
49:49I said I'm going to take the money and I'm going to wait until late July to put the bed in. Late July. Now it's getting later. Night before the fight. August 27th. It won't even be August. I'll wait until late July and cast my vote. Put my bed in. Well, how about this? Spody face, I don't think you are nearly as tough as you think you are. I'm going to beat you the fuck up. And nigga, I'm going to knock Jigaboo out your mouth. You ain't even going to be able to listen to the song. Jigga, my nigga Cause when you say jig You gonna just stop You ain't even gonna be able to watch Saw No Jigsaw No Jigsaw puzzles I'ma knock all that shit out your mouth You heard Young man What about fucking a bitch With a big old booty that jiggle He can't even do that Okay You better fuck skinny bitches Okay No ass Okay None of that nigga Be shaped like a pussy And I'm not like Moose Nigga pull up on me And see what's gonna happen I'm socking on shit What?
50:45I don't got 911 on speed dial I got hands on speed dial You need to get 911 on speed dial My bad I don't know how fast you can dial three numbers That was one of the ideas As I walk in with 911 dialed on my phone Watch out whack You could have called 911 and hung up That would have been good for a clip Hopefully they called back and I didn't answer And they all pull up Because they go pull up to no jumper D For sure I need the SWAT team up here. Stat. You know what's funny? You a big guy. You are. Look, look, look. Even if Wack would hit you with a banger, just grab him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can tell wrestling.
51:26I can wrestle. Let me tell this story. Let me tell this. Look, look, look, look. Because I told Adam, instead of getting socked and run like he did, when all fails, just start swimming. That's what I said. I remember you said that. I told him that. You, as soon as it, boom, you felt something, you should have just played wrestling. Yeah, yeah. I'm not the best squabbler, but I could definitely single leg take down somebody for sure. Let me tell y 'all why I stopped being soft. I used to be soft. And this kind of plays into the story. How do I do it, Doughboy? Tell me. Early 80s. Pave the way. So this kind of plays into the storyline of me and Sporty Packs.
51:59Shut up. I was born in 79. So I did used to get bullied. And I hated it. And guess who used to come and save me every time? What did they used to say? Just some of the things, maybe. Tony B can't fight. Fat Tony, you soft. It was a bunch of shit. Big, lard ass. And guess who used to be my hero to come fight for me? My older sister. So can you imagine being a young, fat nigga in the game? I've seen that before. And then my older sister, nigga Kiki. Shout out my sister Kiki. Shout out Kiki. Nigga, she was socking shit out. She used to beat up Sam Greggers. That's funny. But as a man, like she was catching the faithful.
52:38Yes, but when she wasn't there. And so it was this nigga named Shannon, right? And he was a fat bully. See, you're giving Mikey from Recess vibes. So let me tell you what happened. Let me tell you what happened. I had a fat bully. His name was Shannon. He was fat too. And he was trying to chase me. And every time he was trying to chase me, we would just walk. Slow speed. At some point, I said, I don't want to be. I think it was like when I was 10, like fifth grade. I was like, I am too fat to be running from people. let me just go fight and so then when I went and did that you waste a way more energy running in front of you and so when Spody said that not saying that he was trying to bully me but it took me back to that and I'm like nigga you're not gonna make me run home I'ma fight nigga and then when you fight niggas you see niggas really can't fight they really don't punch that hard nigga Spody got a gimpy wrist nigga you be walking in here with a carpal tunnel fucking wrist brace.
53:38Nigga, I'm not worried about your power from your right. Yeah. So you already compromised, nigga. And when I say little nigga, I don't want to say little nigga like I'm being disrespectful. But he's smaller than me. You a little nigga with a gimpy wrist. What I look like being afraid of a nigga like Spody Face, nigga. I'll punch something through you, nigga. Ass niggas in sack. I'll sock something, nigga. So don't play that game. No, when I was a kid. But you threw in the blood, too. No, no, no. They're beating. But niggas know, like, I ain't no running ass nigga, bro. Right. I got real niggas that respect me in Sacramento.
54:17They all hit my phone, man. Like, what is this with this bowl? Nigga, I wish I would run from a nigga that's smaller than me with one fucking hand. Nigga, you better fucking tighten up your left, nigga. And some Magoo glasses. Nigga. Why you got to think? You can't even see straight, nigga. I'm a crash on your left side, nigga. I'm a crash on your blind side. So fuck Spody and fuck anybody who ride with him. Nigga, the energy, that. How about that, nigga? I got the energy. But I want to be clear. It's exclusive to him. It's not to his gang. It's not to his community. It's to that nigga. It's to that nigga.
54:58I don't want no beef with nobody but Spody. I don't want no back face. This is going to start a gang war now. I just, no, no. I want to see it with Spodey because I don't feel like you tough like that, nigga. That's another thing his big homie Wack was wrong with that. My big homie. You calling off Spodey? He got a hole. He going to go to the city like, hey, homie, he disrespect. They not telling him that, man. Yeah, Spodey hasn't done that once. Hey, everybody fall back. This is a man-to-man conversation. That nigga call me a jigger. That's not even the case, bro. He call me an igaboo. The Defodeys ain't looking at it like that.
55:26Exactly, and they shouldn't. Yeah. But I want that with him. I want that action. Right. And I don't feel like he tough like that. So if he's out there, if you in the live right now, you might not be able to afford the subscription. But if you are out there right now. That's not a zesty dish. I feel like you saw. No, no, no. Hold on. And I feel like I'll punch through your face, little nigga. Hold on, hold on. This is not for members. The fuck? Most definitely, somebody's going to send him this live. I hope they do. This is not members only. He might be on the way. No, I doubt that. Mudgee believes in me.
55:57Mudgee is walking me out. He's creating a rap song for me to go beat this guy. if that's going to happen. After Wildin out, I don't think he's doing the rap song for him. No, much is my brother. We got a podcast together. That's my brother. He was already just talking about canceling it. You better watch it out. No, no, no, no, no. We're not canceling. Because I'm like through this week, I'm busy, but I could, you know what I'm saying, we could do it up on that same day, Wednesday, feel me? I like staying busy. Yeah, same. I'm going to beat your boy up. I don't feel like you're tough like that.
56:24I don't feel like face tattoos make you tough. You remind me of Jalen Ramsey a lot,
56:31Just like, you know, he's about to be in tip-top shape, top athlete, you know, that type of shit. Hey, Spody, I'm going to beat your ass, nigga. How about that? The four locos got you. Fuck, nigga. Oh, God, that four locos going to give him superpowers. That's that Hulk juice. You going to turn me to a superhero? Yeah, yeah. Fuck Spody face. Hey, hold on. So this is going down. August 28th. August 28th. It's already a location? And that's a week after my birthday. Is it already a location? Yeah, they got to make the money right. So we waiting on that. Okay, we need to put together an after party for that shit.
57:09We're going to do that. So who will come with the nodded up face? We'll be looking like that. That would be a crazy podcast. I'm going to tell you one thing. I'm going to tell you one thing. I'm going to tell you one thing that is for certain and for true. Either, either, either. Post Fight Pod, we need a party. We need to get a party. In Vegas? Oh, yeah, yeah. It's going to be in Vegas. But hear me, though. Got that. One of two things is going to happen. Either I'm going to knock him the fuck out or he's going to knock me the fuck out. And there's nothing in between. Hold on. Hold on. There's nothing in between.
57:40Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Not to steal your Don King moment, right? Yeah. But. I wonder if Jaleese gonna come. Let's talk about Jaleese. No, she, she, she. We put her on the undercard, if anything. No, no, no, no, no, no. Fuck her undercard. Can we talk about Jaleese? No clout for her. I just want her to come. I just want her to come. But can we talk about Jaleese? Because she got some beep with you. She was talking about you being drunk. No, no, no. She got a beep with her. Doe likes her, too. Doe likes her. Doe likes everybody. She's from Oak Park. They're both from Oak Park. That's why. All right, let's hear it.
58:08Okay, okay, okay, okay. So Jaleese. this is what I believe about Jalik I believe Jalik is missing the mark right now you know what I feel like Jalik could really do if she really puts her mind to it she could go on Love and Hip Hop wait listen and she could be the next Cardi B okay now I agree no listen that's not crazy let me land That dog boy just said this. Let me land. Let me land. Love and Hip Hop for what? Let me tell you. Have you heard her music? Hold on. This song. Can I finish talking? Name the people that's on Love and Hip Hop. Okay. I don't want to do that. Erica Mena. Yeah. Jalik.
58:53Okay. Listen. Listen. I can see it now. Okay. Can I cook? Can I cook? Okay. She is very charismatic. That's what you call that? She's very passionate. A lot of energy. The one criticism I would give to Jalik. stop beefing with niggas like that is just not a good look like why are you because it's never going to go a good way like a nigga can't beat you up like so just stop that but if you put her because i'm a producer in my mind if i see jillie and i'm like oh i could put her in and fucking loving hip-hop she could have a trajectory the same way she could have the trajectory the same way as fucking cardi b has no let's be real cardi b wasn't no fucking underground lyricist that the world loved.
59:38She had a personality and then somebody probably wrote her rap. But she don't have a personality. She does! No, Cardi B is likable. That's the only difference. So is Jalik. I wouldn't say so much. She generates the beauty. She's aggravating. I wouldn't say she's likable. You said it's just the what? I said she has the craziest ass. She has that. The craziest ass? And she's attractive. Cardi B. Cardi B. Cardi B. And Jalik. Jalik is Jalik. If you said that about Jalik, I would be crazy. I don't want to mess her name up. Jalik. That's Jalik. Okay, okay. So Jalik and she is attractive. So we can't sit here and act like she ugly.
1:00:08She's not. No, no, no. I never heard nobody call her ugly. She looks like a little girl kind of to me. No, not at all. She's like a grown woman to me. Or a little boy, I guess. I got a question. Yo, judge me. Not at all. I got a question. Wait, wait, wait. Stop, stop. Are we not? Okay, we're not going to debate this. Janice is attractive. No, no, no, no, no, no. I got it. I got it. No, no, no. I ain't talking about that. The way a woman behaves also affects the level of attraction. But if we're just talking about looks, base level, she is attractive. She 35 with braces. I don't know about that either.
1:00:36You know what I'm saying? And that's another thing. Are you saying Jalik is ugly? For the no-jumper universe, maybe you might be able to get that off. But in general, come on. You need to raise your standards. You need to raise your standards. Okay, so you're on the same page to me. Wait, wait, wait. I want us off to Moose. But when is her braces going to come off? You can't keep braces her whole life. Moose, are you saying that Jalik is not attractive? That bitch is dusty, bro. That's the only problem. You tripping, bro. I'm not, you know what I'm saying? Is your girlfriend black? Yeah, for sure.
1:01:00And you think Jalika's unattractive? I don't find her attractive. You try to make it a race thing. From the way that she dresses, all of that. If you took everything personality away and you just put her in front of you and said, rate her. She's cool. One of 10. Hold on. She's five. You know what I'm saying? Because she's going to be wearing some baggy ass sweats. She's going to have a sweater with stains on it. I'm saying she's going to have pimple patches that's hanging off her face. But if she was made up. But if she was made up. But hold on. It's not just like her. Yes, her base face. If she was cleaned up.
1:01:34She's fine. She could clean up nice. That's that type of woman. At least eight and a half. No, eight and a half. You tripping, my boy. No way. That's crazy. I ran through a lot of bitches and no way. Eight and a half. Wait, wait. What are you giving her? What are you giving her? I'll give her eight and a half. I'll give her six and a half. Call me Jaleesa six and a half. She's a five. Jalees is a 5? Yes. Be honest Munchie. What is Jalees? 1 out of 10. Personality to the side. Looks only. I can't hear. I just told you. I've never heard. Honestly, I've never heard nobody call her ugly. Right? But what he said, I hear that.
1:02:20Her dress code ain't the best. And her personality is weird. But guess what? You're a horrible judge of character. No, for real. No, that's been proven. Me? Yes. Me? Absolutely. Why? But hold on. What made you say that? Get it off. Go ahead. Hold on. And then, okay, she went on our little rant with the dude. The Chicago dude was like, oh, Dusty with some red and white dunks. Dunks, you said dunks. What are you talking about, bro? I got some queen forces on. Bro, hold on. Listen, I don't even know what she's talking about. I'm far from dusty, bro. But I don't even want to give her that much shine.
1:03:06And the undercard, no. Hell no. I just want her to pull up. She should be on the other card. And y 'all are not going to put Jaleese at a fucking five. You get 6.5? You crazy than a motherfucker. You said she's going to be the next Cardi B. It's just like we got to have pushback a little bit. That's what I see her trajectory as. If she would just get away from this gangbanging shit with niggas. She don't gangbang. And I think it's because she pops pills and shit. That's what she got to get off of, bro. No, no, no, no, no. Munchie, she's B-team. She's not B-team. Wait, no, she is B-team. No, she doesn't.
1:03:34She says she don't bang. She just talks like that. She's B-team. I know her baby daddy. She's B-team, bro. No, that don't make her. Baby daddy don't fuck with her. Yeah, they hate her. She's B-team, bro. Baby daddy don't fuck with her. Yeah. But she's B-team, bro. She's not B-team. Bro. I'm just telling you, she's B-team. She says she don't claim B-team. She's blood. Listen, bro. She just says that. She's just one of those ghetto females that says that. I'm telling you, she's a blood. She's a blood sympathizer. She said this out her mouth that she's not. That's all I'm saying. Who had Jaleesa's phone number?
1:04:00I promise you, Jaleesa is a blood. We're not calling Jaleesa to ask her if she's a blood. She love attention, bro. Jaleesa, are you a blood? Jaleesa's a blood, bro. Fuck, no. Fine, she could be one. That's y 'all thing. Y 'all got to deal with that. Y 'all got to accept that. 6.5 is what you gave her? You's a motherfucking crazy man. I got to, bro. You know she going to fry you for that. She already hates me. Yeah, she already be talking shit. And what'd you give her? He said 6.5. What'd you say? He can't see her. Oh, he can't see her. You know how the applications say NA? Yeah. Hey, bro. Not applicable.
1:04:32Hey, bro. I don't think she worth even trying to fuck, bro. I'm not trying to fuck her. No, no, no. I'm talking about any nigga out there because she unpredictable, she drink. And then as of recently, she woke up and talking about acting like she forgot she gave up a pussy to somebody. That's crazy. Don't be looking at nobody crazy after you, nigga. You can't mess with a girl like that. They're trash, bro. They expendable. I know she ain't gonna know what expendable mean, but you know what I'm saying? I would concur. That was a slippery slope. Exactly. The things that come out of her mouth make her very unattractive.
1:05:07I'm like, she's a good podcaster. And then she'll be like, oh, I checked his old year gangsta. And then I'm all kind of B-words. All the duplicity. All the duplicity. I'm not with that. Duality of a woman, but not in a good way. No, no, no. She bunk, bro. On Englewood, bro. She don't measure up. No bitch I ever fucked with from my childhood to adulthood. On my soul, yeah. Nigga, on Englewood. What kind of car she drive? Just not doxing her. I don't know. I haven't seen her car. Or tell her to sign into her bank mobile app. and screenshot her balance. And I do the same thing. Are you saying Jalika ain't getting no money?
1:05:43I'm saying she's a bum. I don't believe that. I don't believe that. I believe Jalika's getting money. She got her own platform. She getting her chili. What her platform looking like? You want to pull up the numbers and embarrass her? I mean, listen, I don't know what resources you have. But what I believe is that she from the city and she getting money. I don't feel like she a bum. She's a bum from every city. I don't feel like she a bum. Yeah, there's a bum from every city. I don't feel like Jalika's a bummer at all. I think the drugs take a toll on her too. I feel like if Mona Lisa Scott got a hold of Jalisa, she would be a fucking millionaire.
1:06:17She'd have to get her off the drugs though. Do you really feel like she's on drugs? I don't think she's on drugs. She's had the pill bottle out on the pod. Jalika's not on drugs. I don't believe that. Sacramento shit stand up. I mean, there's a lot of drug users in Sacramento. That doesn't give her too much credit on the drug thing. Hey, look. I'm a 607 Unc, Mr. Woodard. I mean, but how long that's going to last? I don't know. Are they fucking around? Yeah, those are two little weasels, man. No, no, no. I'm talking about rockin' podcasts. Side note, 607 Unk, I had him with the opportunity to get on Wildin' Out, and he didn't even show up.
1:06:50Did you show up to his pod? That's good. That's good. You didn't show up. You stood up like 15 people. Yeah. I don't think those things are comparable. You had the opportunity to go on 607 Unk's pod. But I talked to 607, and we got an understanding. But I was like, nigga, what are you doing? If you're not going to show up, just say you're not going to show up. Don't tell me you're on your way, and then you don't show up. So 607, you was bunk for that. So 607, bunk for the rest of the episode. I don't even think 607, you don't even know how to drive, bro. Whatever he was doing, bro. Is that somebody driving for him?
1:07:25Yeah, I'm pretty sure somebody drives. And look what CritMac did with the opportunity. nigga he got fucking rookie of the year nigga that could have been a conversation but nigga don't be that so 607 I'll fuck with you 15 people with the wildin out shit come on one person not showing up he should have showed up me and Spody was outside the venue banging on the door that even canceled Adam not showing up to the Nick interview when you stood up 30 people when I talked to Nick when I talked to Nick and he was talking about the no jumping universe. The two names that he said was Crip Mac and 607. He did say that.
1:08:05They only wanted the crowded people to actually get in, but he's going to invite everybody. No, no, no, no. That's not even what I'm on. I'm on, you can't be mad. If you stood up 40 people and one person didn't show up. No, that's true. I'm wrong. And I stood you up and I'm sorry. What are you going to do for all those people to pay him? I'm going to take Munchie to be the sizzler.
1:08:28you even like sizzler no you don't like sizzler i grew up on sizzler i went to sizzler recently oh my god it was an experience those wings are still the wings still bussing i used to get the wings still bussing i still had the tacos i still had the book shout out to sizzle salad bar bracken at Sizzler for show. Oh, God. All right. What's our next topic, man? Well, there was a couple of things that happened at the, because I feel like y 'all will have a difference of opinion on this. Tony Hinchcliffe made a George Floyd joke. Munchie, you feel like there's like lines in comedy where like fools could, and this is a white man making this joke saying like, oh, this person, yeah, they couldn't breathe like George Floyd when they, you know, put a knee on his neck and he died or whatever.
1:09:12That was like the joke. Let's hear it. Can we hear it? I think so. I want to see what they're talking about. I didn't mention your kids on this roast, but I must say, you did good. They've gotten so big, they now buckle Kevin up in the car seat. It's true, he lost his gig hosting the Academy Awards because of some homophobic tweets, but you'd be homophobic too if you were eye-level with everyone's cock. He got into a fistfight on a private plane, proof that no matter how much money black people have, they're still just gonna act like ninjas. Fight. Like Bill Cosby, Hart is a black comedian from Philadelphia.
1:09:57Unlike Bill Cosby, women don't know when Kevin is inside of them. You've done good though, Kevin. The black community is so proud of you. Right now, George Floyd is looking up at us all, laughing so hard that he can't breathe god bless you kevin what you think about that well too far is it all love and uh war and comedy i i like to say like comedians should be able to know i'm saying draw outside the lines but that was not uh straight right for one i'm gonna i'm gonna take a page out of Nick Cannon book like like they can't do certain jokes because they wasn't oppressed like you feel me that don't land right like he he could have skipped over that that was stupid and it's I can't even say it's because it's fresh but no no no that was out of line I have a different point of view Munchy B I feel like I feel like all is fair in 11 jokes Wait, wait, I didn't cut you off.
1:11:02Bro, somebody that died from police brutality, bro. But I didn't cut you off. Can I finish? That's some bullshit. Can I finish? Niggas need to get over shit. It's just a fucking joke. Like, oh my God. Like, niggas need to get over shit sometimes. Like, and I'm a black man and I get it, but it's just like, bro, it's just a funny joke. Like, no, like when it's a roast, it's no holds barred. It's take off the gloves. It's a JB word. Okay, so, I mean, Sporty Face was joking when he called you a jiggaboo. No, but he knew what he was doing when he said it. He know what he's doing as a comedian. No, you know what you're saying?
1:11:41As a black man, calling another black man a jiggaboo is a problem. But you're in front of a black crowd talking about George Floyd laughing so hard he couldn't breathe. Let's have an imaginary situation right now. If I called you a bitch right now, if I said, Munchie, you a bitch, what would you want to do? I'm over the table. Okay, so, nigga, that's the same way I feel about a nigga calling me a jiggaboo. And then my daughter seen that shit. Like, nigga, I ain't finna be no home in front of no nigga. But then there's gonna be people saying the same thing. Oh, George Floyd was one of my family members.
1:12:09That hurt my heart. So now you're like picking and choosing. Like, I could be upset over this and it is valid for me to be outraged. And that is fresh, though. You know how fresh that is? Nigga, it happened 10 years ago. I'm just saying the double standard. Yes, it was 10 years ago. George Floyd died 10 years ago. No, no, no, no. That was 2020. It was 2020. So six years ago. Five years. Six years ago. My bad. It was like during COVID. semantics hey hey bro look look look i'm not trying to be the uncle top up here but niggas i think there's both of you guys have good points but i think the main thing is that the joke wasn't the funniest out of everything that he said that was probably just like the more kind of forced kind of there's nuance and comedy like you're just trying to find your spaces and places to be i know but tony hinchcliffe is the top of the top he's a veteran and this shit he's been running yeah tony hinchcliffe and you know he rocks with you know trump and he's had a bunch of you know and that crazy jokes.
1:12:59And I felt all I'm saying is when it comes to comedy, but you gotta be funny. When it comes, when it comes to be edgy to be edgy, are you a Republican? No, not at all. I don't even do. You don't vote at all. I don't do none of that shit. Do you vote yes or no on shit? Or you just don't vote for the president? I don't be voting. You don't vote at all. I've never voted. My daughter's voted more than me. That's crazy. You don't vote at all. Your daughter's never pressured you to vote. I feel like your daughter votes for show, right? Last year. If you didn't go vote for the president, you will at least vote for like, what affects you?
1:13:27I don't know. The local, you know what I'm saying? Read a little pamphlet. Okay, okay, okay. So let's have this conversation because I want to have this conversation one time and one time only. I will probably be a part of the problem. I don't vote. That's just not my shit. I don't feel like my vote matters. Maybe it's because of the environment that I grew up in. I just don't believe in the system. Just like Adam don't believe in God, I don't believe in politics. Just because Adam I don't give a fuck, man. Adam going down. I don't care. I don't care about this shit. I don't know where he's going.
1:13:58So if you talk to me, you're going to get an uneducated opinion about it. I think he was just asking real quick. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to reveal that about myself. A George Floyd conversation, blackface, in the N-word conversation, that's politics, bro. I think you should just stay away from it all then. What? The world? what the fuck what is it all encompassed bro that fall under politics I feel like Tam cause Tam don't wanna fuck with like real shit and like real situations but she just wanna look cute and slick her baby hair can I just slick my bald hair she says she don't wanna slick her baby hair okay so I think I'm about as deep as a puddle I'm not that guy but I think you can't even acknowledge that other people might be deeper and so things might affect them differently.
1:14:55I see it for a comedic landscape and I see that he was just making a joke and I don't feel like it was racist or none of that shit. So shout out Tony Hitsch. I don't think it should be canceled, but I get the backlash because it just wasn't the funniest joke out of all the rapid fire jokes he had. That was like the closer and it wasn't, you know, even just you could use George Floyd in a joke, but it's got to be funny. It's got to make sense. And that was the part that's bad. What comedian thought being a white comedian with a black audience, that was going to be funny to them. Who thought that?
1:15:26Gary Owens? Who write his jokes? No, Gary Owens don't offend anybody. He's really black, if you ask me. No, he's very white. No, Gary Owens, he fought up under the white boys. He panders for black people is what they say. He's very like, he wants to be liked by black people, not go against them or say things that might piss them off. But he ain't black though. Can he say nigga? I just said no. Five minutes ago. Yeah, I think we asked this one already. Tony wherever the fuck Tony Hinchcliffe he's bullshit I feel like he was well within his rights of a comedic license and his timing is off in the moment definitely they're reading off a teleprompter they're trying to get their shit off you know what I'm saying he had to rush all them jokes into like three minutes you don't have to but you like as you read it it goes faster if you're reading it faster it goes faster if you slow down he don't remember his jokes Yeah, but a lot of them are red flags.
1:16:21Oh, he's a D average comedian. I'm pretty sure Tony Hinchcliffe went off the head. Tony Hinchcliffe's the bum. I don't feel like he was reading off a teleprompter at all. I think all those people had help with their jokes. I don't feel like he was doing that. They all sit down in a writer's room before those. No, Munchie, Munchie. Tony Huchiman is a bum. Wait, wait, wait, wait, Munchie. He's a bum. His timing was off. Wait, wait, wait, but wait. I'm a comedian. His jokes was rapid like y 'all questions. Munchie, Munchie, Munchie. I'm a comedian. Nick Cannon interview. Right. Listen, listen, listen.
1:16:48He said, knock, knock. Who's here? Next one. Knock, knock. Who's here? Munchie, Munchie. I'm a comedian. I've told jokes on stage. And I know when they put a teleprompter in front of you. So I know the body language of what it feels like when you're doing either or. And I don't believe that Tony Hitzcliffe was reading off of a teleprompter. I feel like that was off at the top of his dome. Same with Jay Okafy. Even worse. A bunch of other. That makes a word of Jay Okafy. I don't feel like they were reading off of it. Yeah, because they're real comedians. And maybe they were, but they know how to rip.
1:17:18They worked with a writer's room. So how long have Tony been a comedian? For like 20 years. Yeah, 25, 30 years. Like 30 years. He just got popping within the last six, seven, eight years. He's been a comedian for 30 years and got popping six years ago. No wonder why his time in his own. He's a part of the Joe Rogan sphere. He moved to Texas for sure. Have you ever watched Kill Tony? Like Kill Tony is one of the biggest shows in the game. He's definitely very funny and very successful now, but that was just wasn't his best joke. I think Tony should have got beat up outside the rose. No, I feel like Tony told a funny joke and we should laugh at it.
1:17:53That's not a funny joke. Yes, it was. I mean, it wasn't funny. Just that part. Like, I laughed at all the rest. They were talking. Wait, wait, wait. Stop, stop, stop, stop. And it's not just because I'm offended. Oh, my God, George Floyd. It's because it wasn't a good joke. I could have did a better set than that. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Give me five minutes. Hold on. Okay, Moose. I could have did a better set than that. Watch this. He didn't even give the audience a chance to lower their laugh before he shot the leg. Timing is off. Give me two seconds. You watched the roast, right? Yeah. How many jokes got made about Cheryl Underwood's husband committing suicide?
1:18:25And those were some of my favorite jokes. But it has to be funny because it's about being funny, not because, oh, edgy. Ha ha. It's like it has to actually, it has to have a buildup. It has to have structure. It has to have all that. Just saying. I'm talking to you about nuance. I know. And I'm saying. I'm talking about joking about death is okay. I'm not saying it's not. I've never said that. You just didn't like the joke that they made about George Floyd because you thought subjectively it wasn't funny. No, no, no. Because death is death. He killed himself. Hold on, hold on, hold on. He killed himself.
1:18:53Hold on, hold on, hold on. This man was unarmed. Munchie. Who? You got to open up a little bit. Okay, okay. Munchie, give me two seconds. Wait, wait, give me two seconds. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. How's that? We're talking about joking. Hold on. We're talking about joking about, I don't want you to talk. I want you to stop talking. You've got to get to the point though. Okay. Give me a second. I will get there. Okay. Okay. If we're talking about death as a joke, Tony Henscliffe made a joke about George Floyd dying. Okay. That's a joke. Several people made jokes about Cheryl Underwood's husband.
1:19:36I never heard of him. Wait, give me, wait, I'm almost done. Killing himself. So what I'm saying is death is comparative. So why do you feel like it's not okay for Tony to make the joke, but it's okay for countless comedians to make a joke about Cheryl Underwood's man unaliving himself? Because George Floyd was an unarmed black man that had a knee on his neck for a long period of time and was yelling to his mom and his mom not even here. His mom not even living. He didn't deserve that versus a nigga that did it to himself. That's true, but that's not even my perspective. I made jokes about four extras, but he did it to himself.
1:20:12That's true. Didn't nobody do that to him? Let me hear your point, Moose. My perspective is that you can joke about anything. You could joke about George Floyd, but you got to make it funny. Him saying, oh, you know, George Floyd is in hell looking up, you know, so proud of you, Kevin Hart. Like, it just didn't really make sense too much. Like, it just seemed forced. Like, he needed to have a George Floyd joke because he knew it was going to be edgy and piss people off, and he didn't focus too much on the funny aspect of it. And that's all that I'm worried about. say this okay so wait wait wait wait wait no that was like the closer but it just seemed like it was like let me ask you this not like genuinely like i'm gonna think of a funny joke it's like this is gonna get let me ask you this would you be would it be fair to say that comedy is subjective you might not think it's funny i might think it's funny so so because your subjective view makes you feel like it's not funny you feel like it's wrong what i'm saying is apples to apples oranges to oranges.
1:21:07I don't think it's wrong. Can we joke about death? Yes, you could joke about death, but you might get backlash if it's not funny. Like you could make a racist joke. No, there are certain jokes that are just if majority of people, if one person thinks the joke's funny and a million people think it's not funny, are you still going to say comedy is subjective, man? I'm saying no, no, comedy is subjective. I've gotten in front of audiences. I know to a certain extent, but there's people that are popular and people that are not popular because comedy to a certain extent is not subjective. There's people that are funnier than other people.
1:21:34Comedy will always be subjective. To a certain extent. Because you don't think it's funny, you think it's wrong that we're joking about death. No, because if people don't think Doughboy's funny, you're not going to get booked for anything. I'm talking about life death. We're talking about jokes about death. The market dictates this is all I'm saying. Hinchcliffe. Can we get a poll whether the masses felt that that was a funny joke? Yeah, just if it was funny. Not if you're offended by death jokes. You can make the joke. I don't want you to be arrested. I think we're arguing two different things.
1:22:05No, no, no, no, no. Because if it's funny, if it's not. But can you joke about death? Yes, absolutely. Okay, so then Tony's not wrong. Well, no, he's wrong for forcing. Because you think it wasn't funny. No, no, yes. And then that takes it to a subjective conversation. It seems forced. That's all I'm saying. Do you see what I'm trying to say to you? I know, but you got to listen for a second. You got to stop speaking and just listen for just a second. It seemed like it was like, I have to enter this traumatic event, and I'm not thinking too much about trying to make the traumatic event funny. I just need to bring it up in my speech at the roast.
1:22:39You know what I'm saying? And that's what my issue was, was like, he was rolling. He was killing it. And then it was just like, I know you're, you're, Tony's always pushing the edge. He did the Puerto Rican is the, you know, floating pile of trash at the Trump rally got, you know, canceled over that. So he's always getting canceled. But I felt like this one was the least funny of all the things he's gotten canceled. If he told him a joke about Sandra Bland. Because I fuck with, you know, make whatever joke you want. If it's funny, it's funny. I've seen. We got some points. Okay. I've seen Louis CK say the hard R and it was funny.
1:23:09You know, he got it off. Louis CK, this famous white comedian. All the white people think he's the GOAT pretty much. And he has jokes. And he did that in front of what? Probably majority white audience. Yes. Okay. But even black people watch it and think it's funny because of the way that he spun it. I forget how it was, but. I had to hear the joke. I haven't heard it. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. But you can turn traumatic things into funny things. but you have to be very skillful and like, you know, you know, actually perform it correctly. You feel me? Hey, bro, I don't think he's a, he can't be an elite comedian.
1:23:41Because then you. Who is he gay wise? No, no, no, it's Tony. Tony, he's talking about Tony. I'm talking about Tony because he wouldn't know how to tell that joke and not make it sound offensive. He could have been talking about him smoking weed leading up to, like, like it's a way that like, you know what I'm saying? Oh, he can't, you can't be on the bread. That was weak, bro. It was tasteless and weak. But that all goes to subjectiveness of what you think is funny. Because if he would have landed it and it would have been funny, you wouldn't be christened. He would have gone landed. I bet you the world don't believe he landed.
1:24:12What's the poll saying? Bro, you the only. No, 74%. No, the joke was not funny. And even like the Charlie Kirk joke was like funny, but it wasn't the funniest just because he's talking about Charlie Kirk and I don't like Charlie Kirk. I didn't know that the thing about Charlie Kirk, he was very offensive on his way out. So people like that ain't gonna never had a harder to get the grace from the people. He's non-racist. Okay. But I love Tony Hinchcliffe. Before Charlie Kirk got shot, he was about to say some bullshit. Yeah. What was he about to say? He was talking about black on black gang violence when somebody was asking about school shooters.
1:24:50He was like, what about black on black per capital? And pow, he got shot. So it was very like, you know, it was pretty crazy. Hey, that's the art of being a comedian, bro. If you can make light of serious situations. And he don't have, his craft is not mastered just yet. If you don't like the joke. Even after 30, 40 years. That was a low light. But the rest of the time. Munchie, if you don't like the joke, just say you don't like the joke. But don't say he was being like offensive and like oppressive to our people. No, he was offensive. His timing is off because he don't have no crowd control.
1:25:19Would it be different if he was funny? If the joke you felt was funny? Yeah, yeah. Then I would be like, that was funny. What's the elements of a good comedian? set up premise set up punch line and no no no they kind of tap dance on the line of like offensive and not offensive you know saying that's what like the great comedians do like dave and all these dudes is like they kind of know how to tap dance on the line and sometimes they cross it sometimes they don't but they always i feel like the main goal is to be funny and for that joke i didn't feel like the main goal is to be funny it was like you see you see how dave chappelle did the KKK thing and he was the blind.
1:25:53Yeah, that was it. He was black dog on. Funny. Funny. Because you think it was funny, but it doesn't mean that it wasn't a racist fucking joke. How is it racist? Because it was still racist, nigga. Because it was still racist. He was portraying a KKK member. That's still racist. But it was funnier. It was way funnier than this. Because he thinks it's funny. Dave Chappelle's an elite. Yeah, I think the majority of the world would think that skit is funnier than that joke. You know what I'm saying? Just from a comedic standpoint. but I don't want Tony to be canceled or people to hate him or whatever.
1:26:24No, he's not. I know him as a bitch. He's not a bitch. He's a good guy. He's a brilliant comedian. All right. You know him? No, yeah, Tony. I do know him. Well, tell him I say he a bitch. For sure. We're going to go to Kill Tony and ride on Tony, man. What's his name? Oh, that's his name? Kill Tony? That's his podcast. Yeah, he a killer bitch-ass nigga. No, he not no bitch-ass nigga, though. He gives like a coming. No, he ain't, though. By that joke he is, y 'all some bitch ass shit to say. His whole podcast is like, he give up and coming comedians one minute to come up. They pull your name out a hat if you sign up and you could come up and do one minute to stand up.
1:26:59Somebody made the Saturday Night Live behind that shit. Yeah. Oh, 60 seconds? Yeah. I'm in to actually have jokes. He actually roasted me back in 2015, so shout out to him. All right. All right. You mean character syndrome? Okay. I do it a lot. Hey, did you get DC Fly back? Because the clip I said he got on you, did you get him back? DC Young Fly? No, he's a fucking comedic genius. I don't have nothing for him. No, no, no. He roasted you on a clip that I played when we was on. Yes, and I never got him back because he's that good. He is funny. And I will just bow it down to DC Young Fly. Nah, hell nah.
1:27:31No. Comedians, man, that's a competitive story. No, he's just too. When God put talent in people's genes and genetics, he gave DC Young Fly entirely too much. He could play drums. He could dance. He could sing. He should be trying to get back. He could rap. He can be comedy. He can act. No, he's very talented. That nigga is just too much off of the board of what's good. 85 South is a great show for sure. No, no, no. Let me say this. But just him for himself is great. DC Young Fly. I apologize. No. That's a punk sheet. You're supposed to be trying to get your jokes back. No, let me tell you this.
1:28:03That's some real comedy shit. I'm a rolling up. Wait, wait. Let me say this one time. That's subjective. And where's my camera? DC Young Fly is the entirely most talented person I have ever met in my life. and I'm mad. Why do you have to glaze? Because that's not glaze. That's not glaze. That's just truth. That nigga is good at everything he does. So you accept each other? He plays, absolutely. He plays drums, he raps, he sings, he's comedy, he acts, he writes. That nigga is just too amazing. I don't care. Call me glaze, guy. I don't care. I fuck with him too. Go to the next topic. The go? No, no, no.
1:28:40DC Young Fly. Wait, I'm being honest. No, he... DC, I've been around a lot of talented people. DC Youngfly is better than them all. He is better than them all. Ask Niall, ask Nick, ask anybody. Are you talking about in a Wild N' Out world? He is better than everybody there. He's the best. At Wild N' Out. He's the best. Wild N' Out go. DC Youngfly is just effortlessly great. He doesn't even ask for the ability that he has. He's that good. Listen, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, Glaze machine. I don't give a fuck. Hey, DC, DC. DC, DC. You are better than everybody I've ever met. Period. Jaleese is Cardi B.
1:29:25Whoa. DC Young Fly is Michael Jackson. You know what I'm saying? No, DC Young Fly is Eddie Murphy. The white girl. The white girl. Listen to me. Hear me. Hear me. Hear me. What's her name? What is her name? What's her name, bro? Who? White girl from Wilder Now. Justina Valentin. Justina. she giving him a run. No she's not. Justina Cole. And I love Justina but if Justina was here she would tell you she's a one and out Hall of Famer. Hear me hear me. I've been around a lot of talented people and this is not even a four local moment. This is not a drunk moment. This is just honesty. How about another one?
1:30:03I have been around a lot of I have been around a lot of DC Young Fly is the greatest entertainer that we have ever seen. And I stamp that. Yo! The Glacier! Get the Forloko away from this dude. I could counter that with the greatest entertainer. DC Young... I've never seen Young Fly. I got Jamie... I'm so... I got Jamie Foxx. Better than Jamie Foxx. Better than Jamie Foxx. Hold on. DC Young Fly over Jamie Foxx. He got the music bag. The movie bag. DC has a music bag. DC has a music bag. No, no, no. I'm here for this. I'm here for this. I think Jamie Foxx might be the most talented person in the world.
1:30:48And I counter that by saying DC Young Fly. No, watch this, watch this, watch this. Jamie Foxx walked so DC Young Fly could fly. I don't hate the tape. He is. Listen, wait, I've been around a lot of talented people, but DC Young Fly he is good at things he don't even want to be good at. Let's talk about what Jamie Foxx is better than DC. He's not better than him at music. He's not better than him at the drums. He's not better than him at the drums. Hold on, one mic bro. Jamie Foxx bro he mastered the acting field. Easily. As has DC Young Fly. Give me a Django performance from DC. The Django performance he played Tookie Williams he played Ray Charles Ray Charles.
1:31:38People can't do what Jamie Foxx do. Okay. Move on from acting. Singing. He got albums that charted. Songs with Kanye. Go bigger. I'm going to make it do what it do, baby. What? Can I talk now? Take these freaking clothes off. Can I talk now? Hey, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He's successful in two lanes. Oh, let's not forget the comedic lane. Bro, DC is not touching him on stage in terms of stand-up comedian. This man got a sitcom that's still on TV to this day. Exactly. syndication. The Jamie Foxx show's on Netflix. Can I retort? See, I think if you call DC Youngfly right now, he'll be highly upset.
1:32:14I have his phone number in my phone. I think I have his phone number in my phone. If you call him, tell him what you just said. For sure. Okay, no, I don't want to bring him into this. No, you can't. You can't call him into this. No, I want to keep. Wait, wait, wait. I want to keep my personal opinion about this situation to my personal opinion. This is what I believe. This is no disrespect to Jamie Foxx because Jamie Foxx is my whole reason for my existence. I am the biggest Jamie Foxx fan. But if you want me to be honest about people that I have been around, I have been around a lot of really, really talented people.
1:32:55You keep saying that. Nigga, I didn't cut you off at all. I mean, you have been cutting us all off. I think we've all been cutting each other off. No, no, no. Okay, just let me land. Let me land. DC Young Fly is single-handedly the most talented person I have ever been around. I think this is the difference is that. Ever. I think. Ever. Jamie Foxx stands alone. DC has to be plugged into situations. He's funny on the 85 South show. Stand-up comedian by himself. Not as much. Plugged into Wild Out. Amazing. I've seen his stand-up. His stand-up is amazing. It's not on the same planet of Jamie Foxx, though.
1:33:33We can be fair about that. Just wait until he drops his special. And this is no DC versus Jamie shit. You're making it seem like we're talking bad about DC and we're not. But no, you just jumped out the window too crazy. You got to temper it down a little bit. That's like Jim Jones talking about the Nas conversation. That ain't cool. Did y 'all, I wanted to get Munchie's opinion on the Big Bank shit because I saw y 'all speak on it briefly. What'd you think of the Big Bank 6ix9ine thing? From the clips, I need to check out the whole thing. from the clips. I think I would've pulled up. I checked out.
1:34:07I just think 6ix9ine's a mad scientist, bro. He knew what he was doing. No, that was calculated. That's what I felt too. Yeah, Ricky was kind of hating, but I felt like, bro, he did everything that he was trying to do. He got all his narratives off. He had the clips ready. You know what I'm saying? He on his streamer shit. You feel me? Like, pull everything up. We reacting to her. As soon as you say that, he leading them into traps so he could pull the clip out. You know what I'm saying? You know, people go snitch for the rest of their life, right? snitch and then he go hop out and talk crazy about another snitch and that's just what people do i guess but he always has something to talk about talk about me talk about me gonna pull out that tablet you know what i'm saying who what what rapper come to an interview with a tablet he he already you feel me no exactly he on go mode he got the whole his whole team was compiling all these clips they was creating a strategy they they was going in there like war ready and i think big Bank was just like another day in the office.
1:35:03I'm going to pull up and shoot this interview. We're going to have a good conversation. That should have been the first red flag. They set in the play. You know what I'm saying? 6ix9ine is the one dictating the terms and shit. You pulling up to me on some Boosie Vlad shit. I'm going to be making the terms of this. You feel me? Let's react to this clip real quick. 6ix9ine Atlanta's own Big Bank discussive Young Thug told Let's see this one. Let's see. Calculate it. I was. I'm Young Thug standing here talking to police.
1:35:39That's telling or not.
1:35:46You say what? Young Thug's interrogation video is two to three hours long. Is that telling or not? Two, three hours of young stuff standing there talking. So where did the hate come from? I don't know, bro, because you told them some brothers. You told them some black men and you're a Mexican probably. Oh, cool. That's how a nigga probably feel like. So this is what I'm saying. So I told them some brothers. Who killed Nipsey? A brother. Who killed Vaughn? A brother. Who killed PNB Rock? A brother. Who killed Pop Smoke? A brother. Who killed a biggie? A brother. Who killed the guy? Tupac, a brother who killed Slim 400, a brother who killed I, fuck, shit.
1:36:35Down, nigga. Listen, listen, listen. I knew don't play with love. Listen, listen, listen, listen. We needed that. Listen. That wasn't a good example, though. Yes, it was a good example. Nigga. Can I cook? Yeah, go ahead. Go cook. I knew he would love this one. Listen, man. He was really talking some real shit. Niggas talk all that gangsta shit, all that brother shit, all that unification shit. But niggas be killing niggas. and niggas be telling on niggas. So why are we so averse to him? Because what? He was a part of the culture? No, nigga. He's telling the fucking truth. Team Tekashi, nigga. Okay, understatement.
1:37:08Munchie Stern. That wasn't a good comparison talking about who underlined who and him snitching, right? And I don't think Big Bang should have said because he a Mexican and told. Telling is telling, right? Yeah. Now, people get killed by their own kind the most. Mexicans kill Mexicans the most. White people kill white people the most. and black people come in. Special black people coming in here. Oh, what the fuck? Hey, blood, come on. You always talk to C, nigga. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. You already know what time to do. What time to do, nigga? What time to do, nigga? What time to do, nigga? Let's do it, let's do it.
1:37:40Fuck what, nigga? Fuck what, nigga? Fuck what? Fuck what?
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