In short
The episode is a wide-ranging No Jumper offshoot discussion focused on (1) a planned “No Jumper Summer Body” 90-day weight loss challenge, (2) weight-loss drugs and fasting (Ozempic/GLP-1s, 24-hour fasts), (3) guest lifestyle talk (alcohol, weed, nitrous), (4) a new podcast direction outside the main “Tuesday show,” and (5) critiques of Kid Cudi’s Kylie Jenner podcast appearance.
Guests (backgrounds)
- Doughboy: A Sacramento-raised comedian/No Jumper personality (mentions Freeport, Greenhaven, South Sacramento; church in Oak Park). He says his name is Doughboy and he previously weighed 486 pounds. He had weight loss surgery due to food addiction and later went to rehab twice after “transfer of addiction” to drinking. He describes himself as having an addictive personality.
- Moose: Another No Jumper personality/host (describes himself as “a more sobered up Lush” type). He’s from Sacramento and discusses his views on sobriety/turnt-up balance.
- Adam (host/producer figure): Runs the podcast direction and addresses rumors about a host competition.
Key claims
- They argue weight-loss drugs (Ozempic/GLP-1s) shouldn’t be shamed; they cite public figures (Joe Budden, Charles Barkley, Serena Williams, Sharon Osbourne) as examples.
- They discuss fasting psychology: they’ve done 24-hour fasts (often for colonoscopy prep) and expect irritability/grumpiness.
- Doughboy says weight loss surgery led to alcohol addiction via “transfer of addiction,” and he now claims balance.
- They plan to avoid overlapping “gangster street hip-hop” topics from the Tuesday show.
Notable examples
- A live weigh-in segment where they strip to underwear and reveal starting weights/goals (e.g., Moose ~315.1 to 245; Doughboy ~256.6 to 200; others around 240/245 goals).
- Nitrous (“Galaxy gas”) stories: claims about nitrous causing leg power loss and hospitalizations.
- Kid Cudi’s Kylie Jenner podcast: guests critique it as corporate/low “hard-hitting” questioning, with too much self-focus and music playback; they note Kylie’s episode view count (~870k mentioned).
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOChallenges of Collaboration in Music
0:45 to 1:30
The hosts reflect on the difficulties of coordinating a music cypher.
“It takes a whole day for everybody to record and then you got to shoot the video.”
Upcoming No Jumper Live Show
1:30 to 2:45
Details about an anticipated No Jumper live show and potential comedy involvement.
“Because a lot of people think they're funny, but you kind of have proof you're funny.”
Comedy Hosting and Stand-Up
2:45 to 4:00
Discussion about integrating comedy into the No Jumper platform and previous hosts.
“I feel like getting in shape is like played out now with the Olympic era.”
Weight Loss Journey and Challenges
4:00 to 6:00
Hosts share their weight loss experiences and societal pressures regarding body image.
“Yeah, because I mean, we all kind of are at such different weights that like me losing 20 pounds would be like kind of almost all the weight I want to lose.”
Weight Loss Drugs and Society's View
6:00 to 8:00
The conversation delves into the use of weight loss medications and societal judgments.
“And Joe gets credit for being public about it.”
Personal Experiences with Fasting
8:00 to 10:00
The hosts discuss their experiences with fasting and its effects on self-control.
“They'd be like people be doing like 30, 40 day fast.”
Eating Habits and Food Cravings
10:00 to 12:10
Discussion about food cravings after fasting and recent eating experiences.
Alcohol Use and Balance
12:10 to 14:02
Hosts explore their relationship with alcohol and finding a healthy balance.
“I feel like T-Roll and Lush are both 43 maybe?”
Navigating Addiction: Personal Stories
14:02 to 16:53
The hosts share their experiences with addiction and recovery.
“And then I like took a couple months completely off.”
Introducing a New Podcast Format
16:54 to 20:50
Discussion on the vision behind the new podcast and its content direction.
“Well, I know you don't drink at all, so I guess it would just apply to you.”
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The Challenge of Podcasting Dynamics
20:51 to 22:58
Hosts discuss the challenges of managing podcast dynamics and guest appearances.
“I was like, man, I'm going to get on there.”
Weigh-In Ritual and Humor
22:59 to 28:00
The hosts engage in a humorous weigh-in ritual as they start a weight loss challenge.
“There's no other food that you chew and then it don't go away.”
Weight Loss Challenge Preparation
28:00 to 29:00
The hosts discuss the logistics of a weight loss challenge including possible rules.
“you're putting the scale on the carpet come on man that's not how this goes he was just trying Let's be on camera still.”
Weight Goals and Humorous Reactions
29:00 to 30:40
Hosts share their weight goals and react humorously to their current weights.
“I'm here for the body reviews in the chat.”
Nitrous Addiction and Its Effects
30:40 to 32:50
The conversation shifts to nitrous oxide addiction and its severe impacts on health.
“So that's, okay, that's a solid amount there, but yeah.”
Vaping Culture and Personal Experiences
32:50 to 34:50
The hosts discuss the rise of vaping, their personal experiences, and concerns about addiction.
“And I have too addictive of a personality to do this.”
Reviewing Kid Cudi's Podcast
34:50 to 36:00
The hosts critique Kid Cudi's new podcast episode featuring Kylie Jenner.
“No, but even the most loaded I've ever been, I never gave in to doing the vape.”
Critiques of Podcasting Style
36:00 to 42:00
Discussion focuses on the style, content, and effectiveness of Cudi's podcast format.
Analyzing Kid Cudi's Podcast Potential
42:00 to 44:40
Discussion on Kid Cudi's podcasting style and potential challenges.
“It's going to be like, hey, Wiz, oh, you have this album coming up.”
The Future of Podcasting
44:40 to 46:05
Exploring the future landscape of podcasting and its saturation.
“You know, now, obviously, if you get Kylie Jenner, it's one thing.”
The Dynamics of Rapper Podcasts
46:05 to 49:45
Examining the unique challenges of rapper-led podcasts and their interactions.
“And honestly, we should do a deep dive into their podcast at one point because it's just astonishing.”
The Viability of Porn Podcasts
49:45 to 50:39
Debate on the potential success of porn-related podcasting content.
The Importance of Short-Form Content
50:39 to 52:46
Discussion on how short-form content can drive podcast success.
“That's usually what people do when they first start cooking.”
Evolving Comedy and Crowd Work
52:46 to 56:00
Analysis of the impact of crowd work on modern comedy performances.
“much easier that is than getting me to watch like a 10 minute YouTube video right yeah never mind a a two-hour podcast.”
The Rise of Matt Reif in Comedy
56:00 to 57:28
Discussion of Matt Reif's success and the skills involved in crowd work.
“Here in all like older comedians talk on podcasts, they're always kind of shitting on comedians that only do crowd work.”
Attractiveness in Comedy
57:28 to 58:29
Exploring the role of physical attractiveness and relatability in comedic success.
“We used to do a lot of colleges together, man.”
Looks Maxing and Its Implications
58:29 to 1:01:20
Debate on looks maxing, its origins, and societal implications regarding gender identity.
“There's not really a lot of attractive comedians.”
Clavicular's Controversial Journey
1:01:20 to 1:04:26
Analysis of Clavicular's interactions with the trans community and societal expectations.
“It's just kind of what he has to do to survive streaming.”
Navigating Relationships with Trans Individuals
1:04:26 to 1:10:00
Discussion on personal experiences and challenges in relationships with trans individuals.
“Like he could easily grip for the right and be huge and he's just his own thing.”
Transgender Conversations in the Adult Industry
1:10:00 to 1:11:50
Explore the dynamics of interactions with transgender individuals in adult entertainment.
“They get on these hormones or whatever the fuck they do that makes their voice more high-pitched.”
Navigating Relationships with Past Partners
1:11:50 to 1:13:44
Discuss the complexities of relationships and past sexual history.
“Nah, because I feel like you got to have certain parameters.”
The Risks of STDs in Adult Entertainment
1:13:44 to 1:15:56
Understand the realities of STD risks and testing in the porn industry.
“Honestly, I worked on that video for months.”
The Dangers of Performance Enhancements
1:15:56 to 1:18:04
Learn about the use of performance enhancements and their long-term effects.
Aspirations and Challenges in Adult Content Creation
1:18:04 to 1:23:36
Dive into the ambitions and challenges faced by creators in the adult industry.
Cheating Controversy and Its Fallout
1:24:00 to 1:25:00
Discussion about a BMX rider's cheating incident and its impact.
“I feel bad even bringing him up because he killed himself.”
Revealing Bad News to a Child
1:25:00 to 1:25:50
A narrative on delivering difficult news about a parent's death.
Culture of BMX and Mental Health
1:25:50 to 1:26:40
Exploration of mental health issues among BMX riders.
Injury Stories and CTE Effects
1:26:40 to 1:27:50
Personal accounts of injuries in BMX and potential CTE effects.
“like so much worse than now because dudes are just way better and they have foam pits and stuff Back then, you want to try a trick, you just got to send it.”
Da Baby's Reaction to an Artist's Gift
1:27:50 to 1:30:00
Discussion around Da Baby's reaction to a painting of his daughters.
Mixed Feelings on Artistic Gestures
1:30:00 to 1:32:10
Debate on whether Da Baby's reaction to the painting is justified.
“If you don't got kids, you cannot relate to this in no matter.”
Understanding Intentions Behind Art Gifts
1:32:10 to 1:34:20
Exploring the complexity of intentions in gifting personal art.
“I guess, like, number one, apparently he's posted his kids enough that there's pictures out there for this guy to base a painting on.”
Personal Reflections on Displaying Art
1:34:20 to 1:36:30
Discussion on the implications of displaying personal art.
Self-Portraits and Narcissism
1:38:00 to 1:40:00
Discussion about the appropriateness of displaying personal images at home.
“Because you're staring at a dude all day.”
Desires for More Children
1:40:00 to 1:41:40
Conversation about wanting more children and experiences with dating apps.
“But the women that are non-black on there are looking for black dudes.”
Navigating Online Dating and Expectations
1:41:40 to 1:43:10
Insights on the challenges and naturalness of using dating apps.
“And I'm like, I still believe my wife is out there somewhere.”
Art and Misinterpretation in the Digital Age
1:43:10 to 1:45:00
Discussion about a controversial artist's approach to painting children.
“Yeah, but also it really makes me want to destroy it.”
DaBaby's Reaction and Parent Concerns
1:45:00 to 1:46:50
Exploration of DaBaby's reaction to an artist painting his children.
“Does that not shock me that you're an artist?”
Swae Lee's DM Controversy
1:46:50 to 1:52:00
Discussion about Swae Lee's inappropriate DM to the host's wife and its implications.
“Sometimes they weren't taking them, I guess, like Adam was saying, like, I don't want a picture of myself.”
Confrontations and DMs
1:52:00 to 1:54:00
Discussing the implications of DMs and confrontations regarding relationships.
“Somebody pointed this out on Twitter is that.”
Fighting and Weight Classes
1:54:00 to 1:55:40
Exploring hypothetical boxing matches and weight classes related to personal conflicts.
“You think you could just jump in the game?”
Swaley's Media Presence
1:55:40 to 1:57:50
Analyzing Swaley's media interactions and recent music releases.
“This is like, you know, because I'm not fighting Swaggy P.”
Political Opinions and Music
1:57:50 to 2:00:10
Discussing Swaley's political statements and their impact on his music career.
“So he's trying to clean it up now because he wants people to listen to his album.”
Critique of Political Discourse
2:00:10 to 2:01:50
Examining the quality of political discourse among celebrities and its effects.
“That's why I was like, Kamala is doing it.”
Trump's Influence in Hip-Hop
2:01:50 to 2:04:00
Debating Trump's previous and current influence on hip-hop artists and their politics.
“Translation, I have a lot of money and I like the presidential candidate who's going to let me keep more of it.”
Revisiting Trump Supporters
2:04:00 to 2:06:00
Discussing the behavior of past Trump supporters in the context of current political climate.
“Yeah, he was a Democrat for most of his life.”
Trump Support and Rapper Contracts
2:06:00 to 2:08:40
Explore the dynamics between rappers and political endorsements, especially concerning Trump.
“and convince them that I'm on their side than Democrats.”
Kanye's Return and Cancel Culture
2:08:40 to 2:11:20
Discuss Kanye's recent performances, the implications of cancel culture, and public reactions.
“Oh, somebody on his team, one of his guys probably.”
Mental Health and Public Perception
2:11:20 to 2:14:20
Analyze how mental health affects public perceptions of Kanye's controversial statements.
“Kanye playing wireless was enough to get all these corporations to pull up, but last year they had performers who had actually killed people and they were allowed to perform.”
Kanye's Impact on Hip Hop
2:14:20 to 2:16:20
Reflect on how Kanye's statements have shifted discourse within hip hop culture.
“And then when you're in that manic state, your mind will be like, yeah.”
The Complexity of Cancel Culture
2:16:20 to 2:20:00
Delve into the nuances of cancel culture as it pertains to various celebrities and their actions.
“They will tweak out and then that's always the biggest thing.”
Moshing Culture and Its Evolution
2:20:02 to 2:22:42
Explore the shift in moshing culture and its impact on concert experiences.
“themselves they say one out of five people that's bipolar ain't gonna make it out of that that's high percentages.”
The Weight Loss Challenge Discussion
2:22:44 to 2:26:12
Unpack the complexities and strategies behind effective weight loss.
“Yeah, the Twitter fiends had a field day with this.”
Extreme Workout Ideas and Challenges
2:26:13 to 2:31:10
Brainstorm extreme workout ideas and the realities of weight loss challenges.
“They were making motherfuckers like starve themselves, do like five hours of cardio.”
Offset's Shooting Incident
2:31:11 to 2:34:00
Discuss the latest rumors surrounding Offset's involvement in a shooting.
“So that happened over the past couple of years.”
Understanding Casino Safety and Security
2:34:00 to 2:35:20
Explore the complexities of security measures in casinos and personal safety.
“Circumstances involving the shooting are unclear.”
Jake Paul and the Blackface Controversy
2:35:20 to 2:38:30
A discussion about Jake Paul's intentions behind a planned blackface skit.
“For the record, I kind of fed into the fake news with this because Erica Kirk has not responded to the Juski skit in any way.”
Cultural Sensitivity in Comedy
2:38:30 to 2:41:40
Debate over cultural sensitivity in comedy and historical implications of racial humor.
“We should fucking make fun of each other.”
Navigating Racial Humor as a Comedian
2:41:40 to 2:44:40
Discussing the challenges and boundaries of racial humor in today's culture.
“No, but see, that's why we're talking about, like, niggas just being too sensitive, and I can say this as a black man.”
Comedy and Race: The Fine Line
2:48:00 to 2:50:20
The hosts discuss the intersection of comedy and race, debating the boundaries of humor in today's society.
“We understand what it was then, but now we can all make fun and poke fun at each other.”
Fitness and Intense Training
2:50:20 to 2:54:00
Discussion on intense training sessions and the importance of maintaining a balanced diet.
“It's the sensitivity I'm talking about and why it could be funny, man.”
Hockey Show and Its Impact
2:54:00 to 2:57:20
Exploration of a new show about hockey players that blends rivalry with unexpected themes.
“Everybody knows you got to have strong legs, even, you know, as a running back, you know, lineman, they call it potatoes in the trunk.”
Cultural Perspectives on Drinking
2:57:20 to 3:00:20
The hosts share personal anecdotes about drinking preferences and cultural perceptions around them.
“I'm thinking about my like hangy pancake style ass.”
Current Events and Community Engagement
3:00:20 to 3:02:00
Discussion on current events involving Lil TJ and community reactions to violence against artists.
“I've had that happen before, and we're grabbing some water if worse comes to worse, just to get the flavor out.”
Listener Interactions and Donations
3:02:00 to 3:03:40
The hosts discuss donations and listener comments, highlighting community engagement.
“Yo, okay, I'm just going to read a couple of these donations.”
Podcast Dynamics and Rapport
3:03:40 to 3:04:15
The hosts reflect on their initial experiences together and discuss their rapport.
“And I think, you know, we're just going to have to just keep plugging along.”
Weight Loss and Meal Prep Plans
3:04:15 to 3:05:36
They share their weight loss goals and discuss transitioning to meal prepping.
“You guys want to go smoke a blunt or something?”
Discussion on Fitness Challenges
3:05:36 to 3:06:18
The hosts brainstorm ideas for upcoming fitness challenges and workouts.
“Because then you could do like, you know, you lift weights for two hours.”
Lil TJ and Offset Controversy
3:06:18 to 3:07:11
They talk about the drama involving Lil TJ and Offset, focusing on recent incidents.
Closing Remarks and Humor
3:07:11 to 3:08:34
The hosts humorously wrap up the discussion with light banter and audience interaction.
“But he's in the glory days of his career.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00It starts to crush my skull and it doesn't feel good. It's hearing my own voice that fucks me up wearing the headphones. I love hearing my own voice. Even when I was rapping, I wasn't trying to hear my voice. I can't get enough of it. Man, we got to get you back rapping. Listen, we got to fire off a cypher. Oh, my bad. My bad. Oh. A new generation cypher is a good idea. Yeah, we got us too. I got a lot of folks to diss in that motherfucker too. Oh. Try not to. My bad. My bad. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got it out. I got it out. Yeah. You got to get it out. Because then we can get Krib Mac on there too.
0:30That would be hard. That would be fire. Because the first Nojumber Cypher got like 600K. And then the second one got like 80K. Oh. Generational fall off. Which I don't really like. I mean the first one had Brick Baby. Wasn't Flocko on that one? Flocko was talking that shit. Flocko had bars. I don't know. I mean it feels like. I don't know. I feel like. It's just like. It is such a pain. Like you do this. You make it. and it takes a while. Everybody has to write their verses. You have to do studio. It takes a whole day for everybody to record and then you got to shoot the video. It's impossible to get everybody together.
1:08It's its own thing. But we do have a No Jumper live show coming up. Nice. I'm going to hold off on the exact date, but June, July-ish, we have another live show coming, which is kind of exciting. If you need a stand-up comedian, I got you. Oh, that's a good idea. I got you. No Jumper comedy. That's a good host. Y 'all got the hosting bag, man. Actually, that's crazy. I don't think we ever had anybody who did stand-up as a host. I got you. I got you. It's an easy call. Because a lot of people think they're funny, but you kind of have proof you're funny. What about the previous Mexican, the fat guy?
1:42Oh, there you go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He wasn't doing it when he was here, though, to be fair. Yeah, or like very minimal. Oh, you're talking about Duna? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Minimal stand-up from what I recall. But, yeah, I don't know. Is he funny? I feel like. Who, me? No, Duna. Oh, I haven't seen him yet. I heard he was, though. I've been seeing a lot of crowd work and stuff like that. I know a lot of people get criticized for their whole crowd work. I mean, he's funny when he pods, though, so I can see the transition. I feel like there's just naturally something really funny about being like 450 pounds.
2:15And 5 '6". You've been there, right? I've been there before. I was 486. Do you feel like you've lost comedy aura as you lose weight? Yeah, man. I feel like fucking Jonah Hill. They always take that away from fat people. They be like, that was your thing. You know what I'm saying? But I mean, shit, my name is Doughboy. I leaned into it my whole life. I mean, big boy is not so big. Right, you know what I'm saying? But I don't know. I feel like the only nigga that lost 200 but still weighed 300. So it don't even feel like I should be celebrating. Like, they can keep going. Like, I'm trying. I feel like getting in shape is like played out now with the Olympic era.
2:49Like, it just doesn't have the same cachet that it once had. But why do people get shamed for doing it? It's from doctors to help you. I know. Full disclosure, I have had enough doses of trisopetide in my fridge for like two months. And I've yet to do it. But sometimes I wonder, like, why are you not doing it? Because society will shame you. Yeah. They shame me for getting weight loss surgery. I'm like, nigga, I was going to die. But I think when you're like big, big and you do it, it's different. but when you're like kind of adamant he's gonna get the ozempic face like sunken in kind of skeletal face going on i tried ozempic a couple years ago that's just no joke i mean i lost like 50 pounds in three months and gained it back hella fast yeah you'll get that shit right back that's part of it too is that i feel like i would feel like a loser doing it because i don't feel like i'm fat enough you're not what are you 230 to 40 yo honestly i've been eating all day because we're about to we're about to launch this weight loss uh challenge boom for everybody out there which okay let's just talk about that we were talking in the group chat and i said it's kind of notable notable that everybody who's on this new uh form of the no jumper show the monday show as we're going to end up calling it inevitably everybody wants to lose weight and then somebody kind of threw it out there 90 day challenge yeah and we were all on board yeah and it'll end right before summer so the no jumper summer body challenge yeah it's a little to chad podcast I like it.
4:20Yeah, because I mean, we all kind of are at such different weights that like me losing 20 pounds would be like kind of almost all the weight I want to lose. Whereas you losing 20 pounds would probably not be as good. I got a total of 70. I want to get because I think I'm at like 315 today. I just want to get to 245. Yeah. So that would be down 240 from what I was initially. If you got where you were really trying to go, would you get the stomach, like the stapling and the cutting off of all that? I hope that God has blessed me with the genetics and not have to. Does anybody get the 400? I don't know, but I don't have a ton of loose skin now.
4:55Really? I got like the auntie arms, but you know what I'm saying? I can work that out with some dumbbells. But that's an Olympic thing too, is when you lose it super fast, that's when you get the skin. If it's like over time, it will just kind of snap back a little bit. I just hate that people get shamed for doing it. It's like, we're not like world-class athletes. Like this is some shit that the doctors say is legal. And like I've seen it. I think Joe Budden is on one of the GLP ones. And I seen like videos in his Reddit where they're clowning him and they're showing him working out in the gym and they're making fun of him for being on one.
5:27And it's kind of like, bro, like, okay, I'm sure he's wanting to get in shape for like his whole life for at least like the last 10 years or whatever. And we all know it's very, very hard to control your appetite and to not eat that much. Right. If this is like a drug that doesn't have any significant side effects, it's going to be able to make you somewhat effortlessly lose that weight. Like, what are we clowning it for? Like, if it was unhealthy, I would get it. Right. If it was unbelievably expensive, I would get it. But it's really not that crazy. And if it's like this helpful, like, it's like by far the most popular drug that has ever entered the marketplace.
6:07And Joe gets credit for being public about it. All these people are on it, but they're just not public about it. Charles Barkley's on it. Serena is on it. Have you seen Sharon Osbourne and her daughter recently? She's on it, too. They look crazy. a whole freak show i should have you forgetting to eat you'll just be like no i ate the day and a half they look like they haven't eaten a year so i'm not gonna lie they look like they're gonna turn into bats at each moment i've done 24 hour fasts a few times in my life every single time was just because i had to get a colonoscopy and uh i don't know like that you know it stands out to me in my head like wow like that was a day in which i really like impressed myself with my self-control with being able to do it.
6:44It's almost kind of bizarre to imagine being on Ozempic for it. What's the most amount of days you've ever gone without eating? Or just one? 24 hours, yeah. I think I've gone like three or four. Really? Why? Because they say it's like good for cell regeneration. Like you're making your body like get rid of all the other bullshit. But you did this while you weren't on a GOP? No, yeah. I've just, yeah. I've tried to just, yeah. Just try to just regular. Seamoss or something? Yeah, just drinking a bunch of water. Was it brutal? It was tough. I can't imagine doing it. It's not easy. Then you just start getting all lightheaded and shit.
7:18You get real irritable. Yeah, I'm grumpy. That's the problem. You can smell all the food. 12 hours I don't eat. Don't even talk to me. I'm scared. I look at my phone and there's somebody calling me and there's somebody I don't really want to talk to. I'm just like, no. I know I'm going to be a huge dig. I'm probably going to hear something I don't like. It's going to trigger me. I'm scared of my own emotional state when I'm fasting. So every time I ever did it, I pretty much like stayed in the crib, smoked a bunch of weed, drank coffee, sat on the computer. Didn't really like put myself into any situation.
7:51To the real world. Any real hardship. And that's what freaks me out. The idea of like doing it and then coming and doing a few podcasts. Like I just. Oh, that'd be. Like what version of myself am I going to be putting to the table? Turns out 22ster for sure. You're going to be firing people up. Because I'd be watching on YouTube. They'd be like people be doing like 30, 40 day fast. Like. Yeah. How is that even physically possible? There's nobody that looks like me and you. Kevin Smith. Kevin Smith. Yeah. The dude that was in King of Queens. Yeah. He said he did a 40 day. Yes. And lost like 60 pounds just drinking water.
8:22I'm scared that I would just go crazy when I got out of it though. I would absolutely. I would eat everything. Finally, I'm done. Give me a whole pizza. Oh my God. Like in my head, if I was going to do a full 24 hour fast and then go back to eating like a normal person, that I would find impressive. But every single time I did it, I like, well, it was only two, but I like ordered like, kind of a lot of food like clearly kind of a king pill sometimes you can give yourself a stomach if you do that like if you don't eat for like a whole day then you eat some bullshit yeah it'd be like it rocks you yeah that's kind of where i am right now because on the way here i was kind of like thinking like you have no reason not to eat whatever you want to eat today because we're going to do this weigh-in right and there's this cheesesteak place that opened like a couple months ago that i've really been thinking about checking out and like i've had so many different people summit is like this is a euphoric cheesesteak like this cheesesteak is gonna mess you up and today i like i wasn't hungry all day because i ate a piece of apple pie at like 11 p.m like right before i went to bed which is my great idea but then it's white people shit i know i love apple pie with a glass of milk yeah i love that but i'm not gonna lie but so then today i go and i finally got it it actually was it was fire it was unbelievable yeah it was it was amazing what kind did you get uh just just whatever like mayonnaise or aioli or whatever and like a bunch of peppers on it or whatever it came with but either way like i ate that and then like it kind of hit me because i ate it probably at like 1 p.m and then it kind of hit me like yo you have never just like eaten the most delicious thing in the world and then had to go and do the podcast so like i don't normally every single day i'm eating like boring food and then if i'm gonna eat something fun it's at the end of it can we get the ac on it's so hot yeah it's blazing do you feel like sedated from the uh heavy meal before the that's a lot of bread and cheese yeah i feel like i got a rock in my stomach and i feel like you got a loaf cooking if we do a four-hour podcast i don't think i'm gonna be hungry by the end of it either that's impressive but if we smoke weed then i feel like i will be because you you are like literally experiencing a turnip right now i saw you out there with a big bottle of jameson and a swisher sweet yeah i'm good i'm feeling nice like 2007 again man you gotta grab hit the jameson man uh yeah i i only like drink on a podcast when it's like a young gang member who's capable of like seducing you're not worthy you're not worthy i have a giant bottle of jameson that somebody actually gave to me to be like take it to no jumper they'll probably drink it like i swear to god it's at my house i'll bring it up here it depends because you could have bought like we used to have a liquor sponsor that would have like multiple bottles right here and they would not get touched all week long and then Lush comes in and it's like hey!
11:06Oh my god and that happens all, it's like a weird dynamic or like at the store PBR would give us hundreds of beers and there's one employee who would want to drink them and they're all gone and say his name but it would be kind of weird how it was like they wouldn't be touched at all and then he would come in and all of a sudden eight of them would be gone and be like oh right you got like i've never been a huge beer person i always felt bloated when i drink beer yeah same i'm not a big beer guy i'll drink anything before i drink beer yeah i had a 40 era when i was younger for sure like around like i had a 21 i had a 21 i had a 21 era yeah yeah i was drinking some king cobras at one point in my life it gets a little grimy in sacramento eras i had air i had four loco era i had a four loco era for real i had a palm paw vodka In my head, you're like way older than me.
11:58He's a little more curious. The Taco Vodka and the Donald Duck Horse juice. In my head, you're like a lot older than me, but I guess not really. I'll be 47 this year. Yeah, you got a solid five years of me. That's pretty good. Damn, for real? I'm the eldest? 30. I'm about to turn 31. I'm the eldest out here right now? Yeah, yeah. Oldest No Jumper host of all time. Me? Oh, shit. Grandfather is in here. Let's go. Grandfather. I feel like T-Roll and Lush are both 43 maybe? 44-ish. So they are the oldest ones like a little older than me. Oh shit. Well I'm really immature though so that kind of Yeah you got a youthful energy to you Doughboy for sure.
12:38Okay there's a little thing we could do like a full Doughboy like interview type thing as part of this maybe at some point but okay so you drink and smoke? Yeah. No nose candy? No. Never. No it's not my thing. No pills. No. I've done shrooms before but it's not something I normally do and I'll be back Back and forth with the alcohol, like anybody who's following me, you know, I've always been pretty vocal about it. So I've had like, you know, damn near like lush. I've had my sober times where I just wasn't drinking. And I have my times where, nigga, it's Tuesday. At 1 p.m. But do you get like gnarly with it or not really?
13:10I'm cool. I just chill out. Like most of the time I just be at the crib, but just, you know, have a few times. But you've had issues with it, but you feel like you got a good connection with it now. Oh, I've had issues with it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've had issues with it in the past. I went to rehab twice. Oh, nice. So because when I had weight loss surgery because I was addicted to food. And then once you get the surgery, you can't eat like that. So I have what they call transfer of addiction. So then I was drinking all the time. I grew up with a lot of alcoholics in my family. The thing is like kind of it's like the party time is fun, but it's going off the rails a little bit.
13:38It ends up happening. Why do you think like this time is kind of different for you? Well, just because I've just gone through all versions of it. Like I've gone of doing too much. I've gone with being perfect. And I just find that I just don't overthink it. I stay in a day. You know what I'm saying? I stay productive. You know what I'm saying? I get after as much as possible. But I just don't want to be that dude that's being walked by the dog. Like I said, I'd rather walk the dog. Like I'm going to have a drink. I'm going to have a drink. But I ain't got to do it every single day. So I found my balance in it.
14:04Finally. That's where I'm kind of at with weed. Like I was an everyday weed smoker. And then I like took a couple months completely off. And then now I'm like I still am not smoking, but I'm like vaping the weed a little bit. And like smoking weed with like people at the office a little bit. and like I could tell that my girl's like paranoid that I'm going to slip back into being a day-to-day at all day. Were you doing it like all the time? Was it like an everyday thing? I used to yeah like people who really watch the podcast could see me like rolling blunts and like smoking spliffs like all day on every pod which is really kind of insane to me to think I was doing like you know four interviews in a day while getting high as shit the whole time but at the same time like as much as the weed is kind of bringing you down the nick is kind of elevating you a little bit which is kind of weird but I feel like I'm like not gonna do that but really with lush it's it's he's not like an alcoholic he's like an everything-aholic and it's like you saw that when like we're downtown and he just has to get the the canister and nitrous right away yeah he like adapts he's a rock star he's the last rock star don't he he says stuff like that but he definitely like adapts to the surroundings like you know say macarthur park it's like the nas you know say no jumper a little more turn up party the alcohol you know it's kind of like there's different vibes for lush right it was funny because that's That's where I actually met Lush on a sober podcast.
15:23Oh, really? It was called Sober Saturdays. We were both like, yeah, we don't need this stuff. We're good. Yeah. Lush was going hard. That was the bullshit. What do you think? Do you think Lush is better sober or turnt up Lush? I definitely think he's better sober. Or the more sober. Like 100 %? Well, okay, yeah. That's where it gets a little dicey. But I don't think that Lush has it in him to be a person who's doing a little bit of drugs. No, for sure. I don't think he's got that in his, it's not hardwired into him. Like if he starts getting fucked up, he's getting really fucked up. I'm like that too.
15:55I have a really addictive personality. Like I've been working on that my whole life. Like that's how I ended up 486 pounds. I was just eating all the fucking time just for no reason. Like, you know what I'm saying? So then like when, like I didn't really drink the whole first 30 years of my life. Yeah. And then once I was 35 and I got the surgery, then I was like, nigga. That is close to true for me too. Like I didn't really start drinking until I moved here when I was like 28. Wow. No. Yes, I don't have those crazy stories about like in my 20s or even in my teenage years. Yeah, I was drinking early, so I'm kind of done drinking.
16:23I don't drink anymore at all. At all? Yeah, this year I kind of said like I'm just kind of over it. Good for you, bro. I didn't drink like all last year. Like I stopped getting drunk in 2019. And like, but this year somehow like when people have tequila, I have just kind of found myself drinking it. And I've yet to like experience any kind of bad effect from it in recent memory. I haven't even had a hangover the last 10 times I drank. So currently, I'm not scared of it at all, which I feel like might be a bad thing. Let me ask y 'all this. Deeper in the depths. Are y 'all planning? Well, I know you don't drink at all, so I guess it would just apply to you.
16:57Are you planning on kicking the sauce completely for this 12-week challenge? Because outside of empty calories. That's easy for me, so yeah, probably. You just going to kick it? I think I am too. The weed is much. Because it's empty calories. Yeah, yeah. That's true. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And plus, really what it does to me is it zaps my motivation to work out. like if i get turned up in the morning i'm like i'm not turned up in the morning no i'm just saying like the next morning i don't want to do nothing i'm like but weed is so like that too bro like i'm such a different person working out in the morning if i had eaten a bunch of edibles the night before yeah it's terrible you're super groggy and right he's trying to figure it out yeah yeah so okay for the people out there um i just wanted to speak on like what the idea is with this podcast in the first place so basically like i've been thinking about doing something along these lines for a while where we have the tuesday show the tuesday show for the record i'm totally happy with it i like it i enjoy it i definitely think that like it's found itself in a lot of ways like it's just very like the fans seem like they're pretty locked in um the the the hosts are all locked in like i'm just like very happy with the tuesday show but i've always kind of wanted to a do another nightly podcast on the channel and also just wanted to do something that could kind of go outside of my usual gangster street hip-hop shit which does not at all mean that i don't want to talk about hip-hop on here i definitely do but i just felt like there's you know i've always heard the cries of the fans saying we don't like just hearing about gangster shit every week we want different content or whatever make it more about the music make it stuff that's a little more relatable to that other side of your fan base and when i met moose it kind of like stood out to me i was like you know what moose reminds me of a a more sobered up lush in the sense that he is well he's actually hispanic and lush is sort of cosplaying um you're liberal you're smart you're willing to actually let's go watch some stuff you know because that that if i had any frustration with like the tuesday show as is it's that whenever i tell them to watch something so we can all talk about it they just don't do it like i want to I'm talking about the Jack Harlow album.
19:19I think Munchie listened to it. I don't think anybody else listened to it. When I wanted to listen to the Justin Bieber album, nobody listened to it. You know, it's just like all those guys, like I don't know what the hell they're doing, but apparently they're very, very busy when they get off the stream. I don't know what they're doing. They got shit to do. No time for Bieber. They all got things to do. I don't know. And have some sort of kingpin. Yeah. Lush is hanging out in the park 18 hours a day. munchie i don't know he's got hundreds of women with him at all times it would appear ops uh freaking spody face again i don't he's got all kinds of community outreach groups and stuff like his real light activities yeah he's gotta ring the bell he's gotta push the cart around with the sign so so i don't know i was like when i met you i knew i wanted to build a podcast with you and then when we met him on the challenge on the show i was like you know what this is a very good tuna podcast that i could see emerging here and uh thank you yeah i just i feel like that we are going to be able to hit topics and build uh a rapport that touches on other stuff that isn't necessarily going to be applicable to the tuesday show so listen it might take us a little while to really like find our groove that would be expected you know but uh and find our groove yeah yeah it's gonna take a little bit i'm sure but like i'm sure today will be good but i feel like it'll probably take a little while before we fully like get into the groove of things but overall i feel like i definitely want to chase after this vibe of like talking about stuff that doesn't necessarily apply to the the tuesday show and i couldn't agree more man i've been a fan of no jumper for a while now so you know i'm saying i always this is one of those things too that i I feel like I kind of manifested it.
21:06I was like, man, I'm going to get on there. I don't know how this is going to happen, but I'm going to get on there. So just to be here and to be a part of something that's a little bit different, too, like so, you know, I can kind of show my skill set and kind of build you guys on a different level. I'm just honored to be here, man. So I think we got something good. Adam, can you dispel the rumors that you set up a fake host competition knowing that you were going to pick Doughboy the whole time as to, you know, kind of build up the whole thing and add some aura to his appearance? That actually is a good idea, though.
21:32I would have done that if I already knew that I wanted him. Actually, I wouldn't. That's a lot of work. But, I mean, allegedly Lush put in a good word for you to, like, be in the door, like, early on. Shout out to Lush. Shout out to Flacco. Those are my guys, man. So, I'm glad that they – Nah, man. No Flacco. You know what I'm saying? Slander. You're like Switzerland, so I got no problem with Doughboy. I mean, that's not true at all. Like, really, even when we were doing the competition, like, I liked him, but it wasn't like clear to me until we got going in here that he was probably going to end up being the winner.
22:06Honestly, shout out to Kyle. I felt like that Kyle dude really kind of had it at a certain point on. He was doing well. Yeah, he was doing really good. I was nervous. He fumbled. What was the topic that he fumbled? He just started kind of just saying certain things that were kind of raising red flags. I forget specifically. I remember one of them was like, I can't, you know, judge a man that I don't know. I'm like, yeah, when he said that we were all like, like what? You're not going to be able to podcast. podcasting yeah but yeah i think kyle's definitely got potential for sure but like i went to his page to check out his content he's like putting a thousand pieces of gum in his mouth i'm like i feel like kyle has better stuff to offer than this for sure yeah yeah like on stream and stuff but it's a choke hazard it wasn't yeah he didn't strike me as that type of guy but how many pieces of gum do you think you're putting your mouth like 100 maybe maybe like 34 that's a lot maybe 34 it's a really specific example yeah i was like don't always try this looking up things on chug gbt so how many pieces of gum can i fit in my mouth it's going to tell me something depending on the size of your mouth yeah yeah 30 or more 34 look at extreme attempts exceed 300 smaller pieces maybe it wasn't a thousand kyle oh look at that you can get tmj i've been hearing gum always confused me what is it in gum that no matter what you do it don't break down ever it's just the same chewy thing like what is it is it like rubber And if you swallow, it stays in your stomach for 10 years.
23:32There's no other food that you chew and then it don't go away. When I was a kid, I swallowed a pinball and I pooped it out like two days later. From like a pinball machine. How did you get it out? I pooped it out. But how did you end up swallowing it? I was like eight. That's way too old to be swallowing. I know, but I just had it in my mouth. I just was chilling with a pinball in my mouth. I thought it was kind of cool. And then just accidentally swallowed it. did you choke swallow it or did you just let it go down i think i like laughed and like and then i realized like oh my god like i'm not gonna be able to get that back and then like two days later i took a dump and like saw it washed it off and put it back in the pinball machine decided through the shit no i did not do that but that would have been tight if i was like so hard up for a pinball that it's only one we got had them shitted out already no i can kind of remember too i had like a little mini like pinball game machine it was like a tie it wasn't like when you go to the arcade yeah yeah that's what i'm picturing i'm like god damn throw go over here jesus no i do have crazy top skills but um um but okay so yeah that that's definitely like my goal with this podcast is to just really talk about anything that goes outside of like i I feel like Tuesdays has the streets and gangster shit so on lock that like we should really try to like steer clear anything in that lane.
24:54And that will allow for the Tuesday show to still have its own topics without having to overlap too much, even though realistically, if we overlap, it's kind of whatever. Because it's like two different cats. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you're not from a hood? No. Okay. No, I'm from Sacramento. So, you know. What part of Sacramento? Well, I grew up in Freeport. I was all kind of like overplay. So I grew up in Freeport. Then I moved to Greenhaven. And then I moved to South Sacramento for high school. But I grew up in church in Oak Park. So I spent a lot of time in Oak Park. So you got homies from all over.
25:26Yeah, yeah, yeah. Love the city. You ever run into Jaleese during those years? I never did, but I'm a fan of Jaleese. What is the thing that you're a fan of? I like her passion. She stands on where she believes in her. That's a great point. You know, she's from the crib. So, you know, I got to represent. You know what I'm saying? She's from the city. That's insane that you guys are both from SAC. because that's going to really mean that I'm the odd man out. I'm going to have to get more familiar. Maybe I got to do a little trip. Yeah. Let's take him out there. We got to slide. Take him to the hood.
25:53And we was even talking before the show started. I think the cool thing about this is a lot of stuff that you got going with No Jumper, it's a lot like Southern California base. And the fact that we get two Northern Cali cats on the same team with you. Somewhere even more obscure. Yeah. Well, no. He shits on the couch so much. We are the capitol. We're going to be battling with him. We're going to be battling. I got 916 on my arm, man. I believe in that shit. nice you know the tattoo yeah jaleese is a little more my age group so i know deep you know the deep jaleese lore so i'm proud of her man i'm staying far away from jaleese just know that so so you remember her when like her come up in sacramento and the media things that she was doing you know the shooting music videos at people's desk sites things like that so look at that kyle kyle donated 10 bucks and said i see you moose yeah shout out to kyle yeah i checked you out man i checked out your page no and there are a lot of other people that i would kind of like to try out in this dynamic kyle comes to mind uh uh uh fucking ricky comes to mind but i also like nutty nutty's dope shout out to nutty i'm just like very paranoid about overloading the cast and then having to do like awkward restructuring a bit you know i'll kind of like to rather start out with a little bit more of a skimp cast and then like build from there i think no more you lied to me lush moments pretty much is what you're trying to avoid i mean lush was really a bad guy for what he did that day which kind of gets lost in the sauce but that was a pretty scummy addict style move from lush that day oh he wasn't an addict at that time though i guess but yeah um either way it's like i want to try other people out but i just don't want to like i don't know i don't want to like accidentally end up in a situation where we have people that we maybe feel aren't that great and once you have four then if you want to do five if you want to have a random guest it's already like oh shit we got four so we can't use this table we're gonna switch and that could be a thing so should we should we do these uh weigh-ins yeah let's do it i'm coming out the shirt yeah me too for sure yeah i'm coming out right now this is going to uh shock and uh really and to make it fair we should i can tell you never try to lose weight because you're putting the scale on the carpet come on man that's not how this goes he was just trying Let's be on camera still.
28:08Can we set it right there and you'll turn the camera to show us? Okay. So we'll all do it and you guys can all narrate as this person goes over here. I have an idea, though. It should go off percentage of weight that you lose. Yes, and we're going to have to figure that out. Right. That's too much math already. No, because if he loses 20 but I lose 20, it's more impressive because he weighs less. Oh, yeah, for sure. Oh, Jesus. This man just. Hell yeah. To the tighty-whities, huh? That's what we're doing on the first episode. This is our humiliation ritual, you guys. I did not know this man was...
28:37Okay, here we go.
28:42Moose and Do need a DXL brand deal on the way. $240. $240. $240. All right. Damn, man, since we stripping down. Let's get it cracking. I ain't going to be the only one to not do it. It's clean,$240. Yeah, man. I ain't coming here to be scary. Let's get it cracking. I'm here for the body reviews in the chat. and I'm actually to 256.6 nice how tall are you Moose 6161 interesting I'll be the odds and kind of a tall Mexican that is impressive I never even thought about Yeah, taller than Pops, taller than everybody.
29:37315.1. 315. So 315, 256. 256.6. And 240. So we're going to have to come up with some sort of, like, I'm okay with, like. We got that down to our draws on episode one. Imagine where we go here. I know they're going to get all that. Like we'll do the last time. we're really doing big things for our gay fans actually which i have no idea how many of those we have but that's what i call me slappy look at that a lot of puke emojis in the show that's fucked up this isn't how i thought this was gonna go puke emojis just wait till you see them them after pictures though normally i it takes longer for me to get the host yeah when go boy taking and your girl just watch out in 12 weeks.
30:25I love seeing people be so dismayed in the chat. They're like really upset. Shout out to all the gay homies in the chat, man. He's going to get all that. Yeah, yeah. I hope you guys are enjoying that. That was a little treat. You know? A little treat? A little teaser. So what's your goal? My goal is 200. And you said you're 240? Yeah. Mine is 245. Okay, nice. So that's, okay, that's a solid amount there, but yeah. Pretty much same. 225, 220. I'm trying to draw about 40. Okay. I feel like if I hit 200, I'm going to be like really skinny. So, I don't know. I got a big ass head too. So, if I lose too much weight, the shit start looking.
31:03You're going to have the Fat Joe effect a little bit. Like Fat Joe looks kind of crazy. Is he on the Olympic too? Yeah, but it seems like it doesn't affect his head at all. His head doesn't lose weight, but the rest of his neck gets skinny and then it just looks like a lollipop kind of thing going on. He's got like a legendarily huge dome. And bad legs too. Bad legs. He's got bad legs. You've seen good pics of him? like like they're like you know kind of like you know kind of giraffe-ish kind of you know like kind of drags one along with the legged thing sort of yeah but it's like one's kind of defective it seems like kind of lush dude i mean there's multiple like lush is one example there's also a former no drummer host i could think of who have had to deal with the the pain of nitrous taking their like leg power away from foot shutting is that serious oh yeah nitrous yeah it takes away your leg power well you like i know i interviewed this girl orlin and she told me that basically like she lost use of her legs like couldn't walk at all because of nitrous there's a rapper in the group uh otm from out here who allegedly at one point couldn't walk at all because of uh his his nitrous addiction and uh like i said there was a former no jumper host that it was like we went on a trip at one point and he he like couldn't walk around the block he had to call an uber to go like half a block yeah all off of nitrous i guess like at the time i had no idea in retrospect i'm pretty sure that's yeah i got a homie that just went to the hospital because his legs stopped working on him for off the nose for sure wow and what is that does that like the is it like the gas that you just yeah it's nitrous and you don't sniff it but you can inhale it you can inhale through the balloon or like straight out of the canister like when lush was downtown doing it he just had the big ass fruity looking tank yeah which that you know what that fucks me up is that when the galaxy gas craze was going nuts there was part of me that was like like i'm missing out like i should be selling this shit and now i see uh anti-galaxy gas like have we're using galaxy gas like apply here you sold it you can be part of this class action lawsuit so i'm like what i guess i'm glad i didn't do that you're about to shut a couple people's brains off for sure off the no jumper galaxy gas yeah and i was like all these smoke shop owners are getting away with it yeah but i don't think i would be able to get away with it it would just be like a bad look which sucks yeah the smoke shop by my house still got all of it for sure yeah they're flying off the shelves it wasn't galaxy but it's the same shape same you know bottle or whatever container if i own galaxy guess i would have already like emptied out the bank accounts for sure close the llc down like ran off to another country like yeah definitely but they have all these other brands now they're like the exact same thing like the one that lush was doing i don't know what's called but it's like the same shit yeah it's kind of like the jewel pot effect where like jewels got the bad rap but there's like everybody's still vaping it's not like nobody stopped i just started this shit a couple weeks ago and it's getting ridiculous wait you just started vaping nicotine yes how's that going that's a weird thing to pick up yeah it's and they make it taste like candy yeah this was hawaiian punch and it's great you love it oh If they come up with some soul food.
34:04You used to smoke cigs? Oh. Oh, okay. And I have too addictive of a personality to do this. I'm going to quit. This is going to be the last one. How'd you get it? It was just the homies would be around. I mean, let me hit it. You know what I'm saying? It just kind of started like that. And then it was like, man, where do you get this at? But it was enjoyable. Every time I've done that, I'm like, oh, let me hit it. It fucks me up. And I'm like, how do you guys do this? I like that shit. I like it. It gives you a weird head hat. A little head hat. But it's not too crazy. You would love nitrous. Yeah, we got to swap it out.
34:31Don't tell me this. Swap it out with the Galaxy Gas for the vape. They've got enough addictions that we try to manage right there. He knows. The Edgar boys here, I know they'd be secretly doing hell enough. Sneaking it. They quit. Wow. I was looking for snacks in their cubicle, and I found a frigging nitrous tank. Wow. Yeah, right. Hyping it out. Denying it. No, but even the most loaded I've ever been, I never gave in to doing the vape. Really? knew that it was just going to be something I would never. But you did cigarettes though, right? Yeah, the cig when you're loaded, like I never smoked cigs but when I'm just turned up to the max.
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35:07Ain't cigarettes the same thing as vaping? It's nicotine, right? Yeah, but it's like I'm used to smoking cigs and I always felt like I had a good grip on it, whereas like with that, it just feels like I will have it on me for the rest of my life and do it constantly. Don't try this at home. It will get your ass. Like now I'm finding myself getting like one a week. Oh yeah, see? And you can refill that juice in it, or you just have to get a new one? Yeah, yeah. You just get this, and it comes off like this. It charges. Oh, you just pop that in there. And it tastes like candy. I'm like, why are you making the smoke delicious?
35:36What is it, like 30 bucks? Yeah. Golly. Or you get three of these for 50. Yeah, they sell these for 20, or sometimes they give it to you three for 50. Okay. Yeah. Damn. I feel like I'm going to want to interrupt the music. Shout out to all the vapors out there, man. Shout out to the vapes. We're going to struggle, my friend. All right. We have a lot of different topics on deck, but I'm going to go for the most low-hanging fruit possible which is that i assigned a podcast that realistically is the kind of podcast that probably none of us would have ever listened to if we weren't uh mandated to do so kid cuddy started a podcast and he interviewed kylie jenner moose i'll open the floor to you what did you get out of this rare media appearance by kylie jenner from one of the most formative rappers of our generation which is kid cutty and and by the way fuck you to anybody i haven't seen it in the chat yet but they're gonna be like this isn't what we want to hear about listen this is a gentlemanly league where we're gonna talk about all kinds of things that are outside of the box and from my perspective a rapper as important as kid cutty choosing to do a podcast is worth discussing yeah so it's a that was the first episode to my understanding i did have to put it in 1.75 you know on my destiny shit you know i i had to it was starting to get a little unbearable but if i was just doing that podcast if i wasn't like also playing poker at the same time i probably would do that yeah yeah so but it wasn't bad it was interesting just like you said there was she doesn't do many appearances i was looking for other ones it's been like years i'm pretty sure to where she goes that in depth talking about her kids her family how her come up you know explaining that to her kids so that part was interesting but just the dynamic how it's kind of just like oh we're just buds just having a conversation but let's do these like you know very vetted questions and it's just very convoluted kind of you know it's just there didn't seem to have any soul to it you know that was my main problem yeah i mean okay this is my main takeaway from it is that kid cuddy is not a talented podcaster by any stretch of the imagination i feel like if he continues to do this it will probably drain any and all aura that he has gathered throughout his career he needs to stop right now um just because i feel like this is not his bag like that that voice that he probably had in his head nagging him for a few weeks before they recorded this telling him like i don't know if this is a good idea he should have listened to that voice he's like russell should have listened to his engineer kid cut he should have listened to that voice in the back of his head because i don't think that like a super polished industry friendly podcast that he doesn't really seem like he wants to be there for is going to provide him with what the rest of his career is going to be and like there was just like a lot of different examples of things that just kind of just jumped out at me like number one there were there was no hard-hitting question throughout the entire thing like obviously we would like to know what it's like uh you know having a baby with travis scott we didn't get anything about that what's the nature of your relationship with timothy chalamet we didn't get anything like that um we got what like what do you like about running a makeup company i'm cool like that that we get that very old yes you know very like old interview radio host kind of question yeah how do you deal with being famous yeah which she's been famous for like 15 years it's like that's just not something that's pressing that we need to hear about and what really bothered me about it as far as like the bad podcasting critiques is like you were like he's just talking about himself too much like he opens the door to talk about the idea of her having a music career which by the way he seems way too open to like he should have really like shut the door on that and then like listen you're a billionaire off selling makeup you absolutely don't need to be entertaining the idea of making an album but then he starts sort of going off into like where he's at in his music career and it's like bro this is like a 45 minute interview he plays one of his songs yeah he's like all right now here's that song i'm talking about and then it's like a pause and it's just a song it's like all right it's like we get it you're a popular rapper like you really don't need like are you gonna do this in every episode you're gonna like play some of your music and talk about like where i'm not gonna put an album out for the next four years it's like brothers this is not we don't we don't need this you're like evaluating it from like a podcast you know like quality standpoint but kind of looking at it as like if i was a kylie fan this would be like a banger i'm not gonna lie like okay if i'm checking this out i care about her makeup stuff i care about all these things that she has going on she's talking about the inner workings of how she you know talks to her kids about her fame like from that standpoint i I could see the value in it, but I just don't think he's going to follow it up with, you know, bangers like Kylie Jenner coming on every week or however often, how frequent he's going to do that.
40:37You know? Yeah. I guess my question is like, okay, so there are no episodes out yet besides the Kylie Jenner one, which to be fair, as far as success, it has 870 ,000 views. It's pretty crazy. and I see here from this clickbait that she did talk about her favorite Timothee Chalamet movie but that didn't extend into having any kind of conversation about where their relationship is at, will they ever have kids, are they going to get married are they actually formally dating he just kind of talks about Timmy and doesn't really delve into and maybe they did and it got cut out I would kind of assume that you're not getting a Kylie Jenner interview unless you turn over the right to have her make whatever kind of edit she wants you know and same thing with that one in that clip he starts he goes into a whole long story about him and timothy and how like oh i didn't even recognize him and he's shouting me out and it's just like very me me me and it's like bro let her get her stuff off yeah real quick kid cutty it's like you're the star always like this is the time when you step back and allow her to kind of let it off but yo that's crazy that if you really think about it he's doing an interview with kylie jenner and he takes the moment of having a conversation about her boyfriend to basically cool guy her boyfriend and kind of make it like yo i was famous way before this dude this random shout me out maybe how he's famous now but like i was famous way before him like this dude really credited me with the movie success yeah he was a kid like i'm a i'm a og i'm a big dog maybe you should be fucking mean definitely the vibes that was given but do you think that's just like early on maybe he'll shake that maybe his homies will you know hey kid cuddy maybe talk about yourself less and it'll be developed like nobody's a good podcaster from the jump no it'll keep going he has main characters he is who he is that's just who he is i feel like okay if there are people who are going to critique and criticize his potting and like actually let him know what he should maybe be working on then i think that that will probably be useful i think maybe we'll get a different version of him if he interviews somebody who's a little bit closer to his peer and not this like super hot celebrity that he clearly is kind of in awe of you know maybe we'll get a little bit of a different version once he's able to sit down with somebody that he really has a real rapport with but i mean that being said too it's kind of like the thing that makes the idea of a kid cuddy podcast kind of interesting is the idea that maybe he'll have a bunch of his peers on the podcast right the problem is is that like as far as like doing rapper interviews that shit is just so unbelievably blown out at this point that like all the names that popped into my head of like oh he's gonna do like a whiz khalifa interview but it's like ain't nobody give a fuck about that like maybe they would care about seeing them together but that that effect is gonna wear off wear off as soon as he goes into that style of questioning that's the whole problem It's not going to be like old buds hanging out.
43:39It's going to be like, hey, Wiz, oh, you have this album coming up. What inspired that track? You know, it's just like it's kind of like, you know, the radio DJ type of vibe. It just doesn't really feel like it's natural for him to be a podcaster. And the whole thing just feels kind of corporate because, you know, there's literally if you want to show the screen, there's an Adobe Acrobat logo on the thumbnail. he does multiple ad reads during the podcast one thing that also occurred to me is that it seems like kylie jenner's team probably had um a first writer refusal about the thumbnail because she does look very pretty here kid cuddy himself clearly looks concerned yeah he's like halfway through a nervous laugh which is like actually pretty much what he was doing for the majority of the podcast but you know i i mean it's it's a big um it's a big reach to have somebody so famous and so rare as your first guest yeah um so i mean it's like oh girl when she had got drake is like her first guest uh bobby yeah like that was super big to get like well but that wasn't her first guest she had a bunch of people before him right oh did she that was it just felt like early on it was really early we all found out about it was like the drake stimulus for podcasting for sure yeah it was just like how the hell you get that let me ask you that do you think like where do you think podcast is going like in five years you feel like everybody is going to be like having a podcast now because i'm it seems very flooded it's flooded but i feel like it's actually kind of going in the opposite direction in the sense that podcasting is clearly challenging enough and it's like the the boom that we experienced during covid i think there's like a bit of a backtrack because so many people like like even just within the no drummer universe so many people branched off and started their own podcasts and became streamers and all this shit and if you even look at all the people from our universe who are doing that in 2022 it's like across the board the views are down massively a lot of those people kind of gave up it just feels like people have kind of grasped that this is not going to be an easy path towards riches right and And that it's very difficult to get people to watch an hour long interview.
45:53You know, now, obviously, if you get Kylie Jenner, it's one thing. But I mean, like even the Uncle Murda and Tony Yayo podcast, which I've been kind of paying attention to because it's a little bit of a slow motion car crash. They look like they don't like each other sometimes. Yeah, yeah. It's kind of the best podcast, though. And honestly, we should do a deep dive into their podcast at one point because it's just astonishing. Like I've never seen two friends in the rap game, hop on a podcast and just be that rude to each other. Like it's actually insane. I feel like that podcast, if it continues, just might lead to the, the dissolvement of their friendship.
46:29You don't think like you could have friendships where you just talk shit to each other constantly. Cause I have some homies that are like that. Not publicly though. That'd be tough. when it seems like one of the podcasters has so little respect for the other one which i don't believe that that extends to the rest of their relationship i'm sure that tony yeo and uncle murdo when they're moving around that they're getting along just fine but like tony yeo clearly has this idea in his head like this is you guys gotta watch the first episode of this because it's fucking crazy but yeo is on his ass scolding him for talking too much the entire podcast it is so awkward it is so weird it's so hard to imagine what Tony Ayo thinks that a podcast is actually supposed to be like supposed to talk because as soon as murder tries to say anything he's on his ass but then also uncle murder is not the best podcaster like he actually he does need some level of coaching but Tony Ayo is trying to do it in real time as the podcast is going on and he's way too controlling like you don't think that you've been guilty of this adam no for sure i have but i can tell you that it's not on that level what he's doing in that podcast is so much crazier and i was looking at it and it seems like they're doing a lot less podcast that's just them talking they're doing a lot more interviews okay but the problem is is that like the interviews i i haven't really watched any but i'm noticing that they're like 30 or 40 minutes so it's not you know and they're doing a lot of sort of like second rate characters from tv shows maybe it's more famous than i'm giving it credit for but the entertainment isn't with the two guys going at it though yeah i mean my overall rule for people that want to be podcasters in this day and age is that you should get a tiktok you should make tiktok's reels and shorts there should be the same thing and try that for a while and if you're able to like build up any kind of fan base from there than branch out and say okay i'm going to start a podcast from here because the ask on getting people to watch a 60 second tiktok is so much less than getting people to watch an hour long podcast hour long podcast is only going to appeal to your most hardcore of fans i see this all the time with all these only fans girls they're the they're the single group of people who are still so retarded that they think that they're going to be able to start a podcast and it's like yes you have a million followers from being hot and having a bbl right nobody want to hear that shit they're not retarded like like there is no porn podcast that has thrived or gotten big in any way as far as i can tell what about that one girl with the only fans that's super successful i forget it she's kind of around nelk sometimes and stuff what's her name i forget her name uh but she does like only fans uh i think i know you're pretty funny i don't know i forget her name yeah me neither but i i just i have not seen it i've seen like a million because keep in mind i lived through the era in 2017 2018 where i was getting millions of views interviewing porn stars that shit is over like maybe once in a while there's a girl that pops up who's so lit that her first interview will do good but you feel like you burnt that market out oh yeah i i did but then like everybody else did like follow that yeah so you don't think that there's no space for a porn podcast um nah nah i don't so let me ask you this so people don't want to hear porn stars have actual frank real conversations about their life in the way that rappers doing that thing would be like more that makes sense palatable but porn is about the fantasy like people don't really want to like know that these girls have bad takes about it's not like i'm watching it's not like i actually know what they're talking about yeah i don't want to hear the girl that i'm jerking off to talk about politics yeah we just want to think that they're just fucking all day if anything that ruins it yeah for real yeah like oh i don't agree i heard that only fans is trying to branch out and do like more than just the fucking shit they've been doing that though oftv is they've been doing that for a while they're like cooking they have reality shows they have a cooking like reality show contest but all of them don't have a sex element no no it's just because oftv is their like non-porn uh platform that you know because you you can't have an only fans app which is very strange because it's not like you just get porn when you go to only vans you know you have to fucking pay but and then for some reason twitter is allowed even though that like you just literally sign in twitter is the wild wild west yeah it's crazy but like i mean racism i don't know i just like it hasn't really uh the oftv thing oh yeah but i i got knocked out first round on the cooking show for real no it turns out i don't know how to make a quesadilla really that's simple that's like the first thing i think i've ever learned how to make in my life and that That makes sense to me, but I over-salted it.
51:09I put way too much salt on it. That's usually what people do when they first start cooking. I'm an American. I've been in Southern California for 16 years, and I got beat by an Australian woman on a quesadilla contest. White on white crime? I mean, she's Australian. She has no frame of reference for this. What did she do differently than you? She just didn't season it as much? She's probably cooked before in her life. I'm like myself. I was like almost no cooking in my entire life. Going back to the pod thing, though, starting a pod, You don't think you could start a pod, post those clips, one minute clips and blow up off of that.
51:41Yeah. I mean, you definitely have to do that. If you're going to start a podcast, like the clips are almost going to be more important than whatever you're doing in long form. It's just that like, if you like, like, okay. Someone that we both know intimately pause is Yuri. Yeah. He stands out to me as somebody that like, he leaves no jumper and then he's just streaming and it's like, he doesn't post clips. Yeah. Yeah. You don't post clips and you don't like, like make, make content talking into your phone. Like if you have an idea, instead of talking about it on stream for 20 minutes, make a 60 second video of you saying that thing into the camera.
52:14And that like that will provide you a level of exposure that's so much crazier than whatever you're doing on stream. And if you get followers or if you get people who are watching you at that point, that's just like so much more useful. I just followed a comedian the other day because he made the clip of him filming himself selfie style talking about dudes when they show up in any city be like oh yeah yeah a lot of funny stuff yeah I like that okay so that think about that that's like a 30 second clip that made me follow this guy and be at least sort of open to seeing his content in the future I'm thinking about how much easier that is than getting me to watch like a 10 minute YouTube video right yeah never mind a a two-hour podcast.
52:58Never mind, go to Kick. So watch him stream. He probably don't stream. But you've got to climb the mountain. And getting them to follow you based on your short-form content is the first step up the mountain. Yeah, because people have short attention spans. People are not giving you no... And getting shorter. Even if you're a super fan of somebody's podcast, a lot of times people just watch the clips. Yeah. You're not getting 60 minutes out of anybody. So to ask for that early on is cross-forward. But I don't think any three of us are taking in mostly short form content right well but without realizing i think we are because we all look at instagram all day without even like attempting to do so a lot of us look at tiktok twitter i look at all day and i'm constantly seeing like short form content from other apps basically getting shoved there reddit same thing youtube shorts youtube is increasingly trying to get you to look at youtube shorts rather than long form videos because i think that they like rightly realize that it's just so much easier to get people to watch shorts than to get them to watch like a 10 minute video.
53:56Do you guys have the feeling when you look at YouTube of like, this is not as good as it used to be. Like it used to feel a couple years ago like there was just way more creators pumping out quality content and 10 minute plus videos about stuff. And it just feels like YouTube is like noticeably worse. Especially the weekends. The weekends you notice it way more. All the podcasts are gone. There's nobody dropping videos. It just seems like oh yeah we're all taking the weekend off used to actually like be like more sketches more comedy stuff so i think everything is going to like an unscripted podcast the type of i think that messed up comedy i do i think i think you know i think really messed up comedy is crowd work i mean i love it and i think it's cool and there's certain people that are beasts at it and i like that but like now every time people go to shows they just they just want to be a part of the show it's like a an epidemic when you actually go to these clubs now everybody wants to make because That's how you go viral.
54:51They want to be part of the show. And there's no disrespect to anybody. There's a lot of Cass Kelly and Nate Jackson, Matt Ripe. These are my homies. That's their lane. They do that shit. But sometimes, I don't do that shit. I go up there and just, boom, I'm going to tell my jokes that I wrote. I might kind of go off script a little bit. But it kind of fucks it up if people just start screaming out shit because they want me to roast them. So you explain it to me. It's just that the crowd work stuff is a lot more relatable to the audience? or is it more like easier for them to imagine themselves being involved?
55:23Like what is it about crowd work that's so viral? I think it's a mixture of both. I think it's that it's very off the cuff. Not everybody can do it. That's another reason why it's ruining comedy too now because now everybody's trying to do crowd work and everybody can't do crowd work. But you know what I'm saying? But I think what does make it special is it's like you know that this is just happening. This is nothing that they wrote down. And then they get to be a part of the show. At the end of the day, everybody wants their little couple of minutes, even if it's an L that they've taken, they're sitting there like, oh, I did that shit.
55:51So people are like really just shouting stuff out. Yes. That's like a really consistent thing now. Yes. And I don't be doing crowd work. I mean, I can. But I'm like, nigga, I done wrote these jokes. Yeah. Here in all like older comedians talk on podcasts, they're always kind of shitting on comedians that only do crowd work. But some people could do it like a science. Like you see Matt Reif. Matt Reif. Like these dudes are fucking surgical with that shit. Like I have like even like with 85 South, like that is not easy what they doing. So I think a lot of times when people hate on that shit, I bet you that they couldn't do that.
56:24Yeah. Yeah. Because that shit is not like Matt's successful, but they try to make it seem like he's not respected by his peers. He is one of the big dogs in this game. He get hell of respect. Niggas love Matt. Which is why it's kind of a shame that I got blocked by him in the early stages of No Jumper because he was beefing with this fucking comedian kid that I was friends with at the time. who also we fell out so long ago that i don't even remember why but at one point matt rife was uh was like i think he he told this dude that i was friends with to meet him up at the north hollywood skate park to fight oh matt got mad with business does he really boxes that's not that's bad that's unfortunate matt run down on him that is nice oh that's crazy you see those videos back in the day?
57:10No. Man, listen. Definitely not. But okay, so when they were beefing, I don't even think I knew anything about him as a comic, but I was going back and forth talking shit or whatever, and so it's been kind of weird to watch him become gigantic. Yeah, he's huge. Nah, man. Matt, let me try to broker that piece. Seems like a great guy, honestly. Oh, he is. I came up on Wildin' Out with Matt, man. Oh, okay. We used to do a lot of colleges together, man. He's super funny, super humble. We gotta get Matt up here, man. He honestly might not even remember me speaking on this. Yeah, he might just box him.
57:39Yeah, honestly, it was so long ago. And I took down the video. He ain't really the type to hold a grudge. And Adam loves me being with other white dudes that are kind of in that vibe. I'm sure that the hundreds of millions of dollars that he's earned since then are making him feel all right about it. He's forgot about it. He's gigantic. Yeah, he's huge. He's one of the biggest right now. So he can make hundreds of thousands of dollars per show? In a night. In a night. Yes. He be doing like stadiums and shit. Like he's doing all kind of shit. That's outrageous. And it's so great. Like that just shows you with comedy, like anything could happen.
58:10Like if you stay consistent and stay persistent with that shit. Like I remember doing colleges with him. This may be like seven, eight years ago. And now he is killing shit. You think it's fair to say that he follows some sort of looks maxing protocol? Nah. Because you still got to get up there and be funny. I know, but I'm just saying that like, I wonder like to what extent being attractive is useful. If anything, it hurts you in comedy. Yeah, I think it hurts you. There's not really a lot of attractive comedians. But he also has a lot of female fans. I see a lot of people saying that he has a huge female fan.
58:40You got to be 10 times funnier as a super handsome person. I think that's for dudes, though. Because people are looking for relatability. But I think that's for dudes. For women, they're going to think you're funnier if you're handsome, I think, as a comedian. No. I think so. Nah. I'm telling you, it's not like a lot of... I don't want to get out here like I'm calling it. Look at me. It looks like clavicular. He's on peptides. I mean, he's bone smashing. Yeah. Yeah. No, like he at the very least understands the importance of low body fat. No, for sure. If you really super shape, if you dig into the clavicular ethos, it's more about low body fat than it is anything else.
59:16Cause at one point clavicular had like big muscles, like he was really into working out and stuff. And he just like from how you have to eat a lot if you want to get big muscles. and he kind of realized that like in any way being like puffy looking was bad for his attractiveness. So you could see clips of clavicular from like four or five months ago where he was maybe 10, 15 pounds heavier than he is now. And it's actually stunning how, pause by the way, but how much more attractive he is now being like rail muscular. Like it just, it's like, if there's anything I've gotten from the clavicular lifestyle, it's just that like low body fat percentage is like 90 % of being considered attractive.
1:00:01And it's worth. I think so. I mean, I guess the model kind of, you know, aspect, but. But that's something women have always known. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And we are kind of late to the park. Kind of supermodel starving yourself. They were up on that. But is the looks maxing worth transing yourself pretty much? Oh, that's a great topic. that's funny that you said that um is it worth it or do we just like owe them a little bit more respect because the trans community uh ran down on a clavicular because he's not giving them the credit that they deserve that that's how they feel that he's jacking their swag they they popped off the peptides first they popped off making your dick not work first you know all these things and now clav is picking up on it and not giving credit so like if like gay men and really just people in general are constantly on twitter trying to convince you that clavicular is in some way equivalent to a gay man or that he is gay because of a lot of the things that he does but like that's one thing that the gay community has always known is that your attractiveness is unbelievably important to like who you're going to end up with so i think he yes has clearly like taken on a lot of the lessons that the gay community and i guess even the trans community has kind of taught us but um i don't really see how that means that he's like literally gay from from i don't think he's gay if anything i think he's just like unbelievably autistic and like doesn't really like what he has to do to make money like i don't think he likes getting loaded and doing all these drugs necessarily.
1:01:36It's just kind of what he has to do to survive streaming. Yeah, I think he's accidentally turning himself into a trans. I think that's kind of what's happening. That would be an unbelievable career path. But okay, so we're going to check out this clip right here that's been going viral of Clavicular, I guess, getting sort of like confronted by some trans people. Just look to the right. These bitches don't even have pants on for you.
1:02:07Why am I mogging you?
1:02:13Okay, at first glance, if we didn't know that these were trans women, would you think they were trans women? Because they all are pretty good. No, they don't. They look women-esque for sure. But as soon as she started talking. I couldn't tell. Not even with the boys. Yeah. I mean, it probably helps that they're not that close to the mic. but i mean yo there's a trans woman that i interviewed probably six years ago and every time i see her she's getting more and more feminine looking to the point where i'm fooling you more and more maybe i'll just fuck no i'm just kidding but like kind like kind of like as in like in the next couple years she could probably like fully trick me yeah what if she got the fake vag would you go in is that not gay anymore so that's the crazy thing is that the the girl that I'm talking about got her fake vagina eaten out by Kevin Gates.
1:03:05What? Well, she had a viral clip saying that now. Is it true? I don't know. A hundred percent. No, but I would assume she's not just very, very libtard of him. So inspirational, man. Progressive Kev, man. Shout out to Kevin Gates. You're eating that fake fucking man-made pussy. Yo, that's so crazy. Man-made pussy is crazy work. Me throw my bitch when I'm in jail. All right. So let's listen to what these fucking hulks got to say.
1:03:42see even clav doesn't know he's not sure if she's trans so that's impressive and look at the way he's leaning in and like seems actually really interested because he can right away tell that these women are in some sense like living the lifestyle that he's yeah he's so intrigued yeah Look at him. Look at his eyes, like examining their whole body. This is the most engaged that he's been on this like 12 hour stream. This is how you get an autist to lock in. Drop a couple of trans girls in front of him. Cause he knows he has something to, and keep in mind, this is not his first time encountering the trans world because he previously said that he doesn't give a shit about trans people.
1:04:17And that like, you know, really they're just somebody else to mog, which that's really what she's mentioning when she says I'm mogging you. That's my favorite part about Clav is kind of the apolitical stance that he takes. Like he could easily grip for the right and be huge and he's just his own thing. And you know, he's got more respect for that one. Yeah. You're trans? I'm trans. Okay. Can you tell? You can tell I'm logging. I just looked at your ass. Huh? You just looked at my ass? I know. All you guys are trans? I know. All you guys are trans? We're all T.I. All of you? All of you guys are trans.
1:04:48Wow. Can you tell? How did you find your ass? Can you tell? Because you're like, just like bad, they're trolling. I think you're trolling me. No, I swear to God.
1:04:59why would i lie do you still really cut your uh my nigga drago you look better so how do you like wait you just tuck it oh
1:05:19i mean from what i don't be having bulges and shit well what i learned from jack like jess yeah That's where I learned it. He will suck his trans girlfriend's penis. Yes. Because, but it's so little and shriveled up from the hormones that like. He says it's not gay. Yeah. He feels like it's more like a clip. Because it doesn't even work. You know, that's what he's saying. But it's still gay. It's a penis. No, that's like. It's a dick. It's still a dick. You're like sucking my pinky. No, it's still a dick. Even my pinky's like got a bone in it. No, yeah, for sure. Yeah. No, that's gay. Jack like Jess would have a field day in here.
1:05:52But it's gay. Yeah. Is there an actual epic moment in this? But you know that Sharon's women are like the OG look master. Spit queen. Like, I do the peptides. I'm on Red Up. That is funny because you guys were using a lot of the words in like the stuff. That's in like 2014. Guys, we're like the OG. I saw a couple posts about that. You're like popping into Joche. No. No shame. No.
1:06:33Look how many times she's adjusted her hair throughout this.
1:06:41Has to be a nervous tit. Nah, you're not. You got tits. How does that even work? What do you mean? How does it work? You had them on. Can you believe everyone? I think he's liking what he's seeing. I like how this guy is just totally miserable over here. He's just like, what the fuck? This is not so anti-trans. He's like, fuck everybody. I'm so sorry for showing you guys their ads. You guys, you got it. Bro, I'm never meeting this allegation ever again.
1:07:14Which one? It just moves you directly. Oh, there you go. Nice. Oh, yes. Let the allegations begin. No, for sure. Twitter's going to have a feel for it. That's spooky, man. That looks like a whole girl. Never recovering from this.
1:07:36He's like sitting up hell straight. Shout out to the Wix Maxers. All right, Moose, I want you to keep it real with me. Like, I believe that if we were out and about together, that you would not intentionally take those girls home. But if you did accidentally take those two girls home, I don't think that you have it in you to turn down the three-way once they were actually in your home. They look good. They could gobble your balls. You never have to see the dick. Will you do it? I don't know how hardcore you are. That might be tough, man. I'm progressive, but I can't go the Gracie Jane route, man.
1:08:22I just can't do it. I just couldn't bring myself to. You know, I tell them, you know, you ladies, you know, you look good, but I'm sorry. I'm going to have to decline. I'm not going to lie. I'm going to have to stand on business. I don't want to be the next guy that Adam's doing an interview with those two girls. Okay, but it's about how it would be perceived by the public. I think if it was up if it was just you and you're trapped in this little room and nobody's ever gonna know about it I feel like you would want to keep it on Hanna I wish I could I wish I could say yes but the young Catholic boy in me just knows I would go straight to hell Adam do you really think that no I think so to hell if I'm sucking a tiny penis you don't gotta suck it no I'm talking about them doing it to you I know but then they don't want some like you know some back pay you know I don't think I could do it.
1:09:15I mean, I would love to, you know, but I don't think I could. He just said the quiet part out loud. I would love to. I got to stand on my straight business. Once you go across that line, you're, you know, bi or whatever you want to consider yourself. But I'm going to stay on this side of the fence, I think. There's enough women, I think, that I could get a cracker with. No, man, I'm cool. I'm cool. I ain't stepping in those waters. I'm like, nah. But that is like a trip. I guess I don't have the gaydar shit. I can't see. Especially if you're dressing up like a whole woman, they look like women.
1:09:53That wasn't the best angle. So I feel like if you see them in real life, maybe you'd pick up the line. And also, it's like the voice. They get on these hormones or whatever the fuck they do that makes their voice more high-pitched. And it's like, it still just doesn't sound. It sounds like a gay dude. It sounds like somebody's doing an impersonation of a regular. A feminine gay dude. but it's still, it doesn't sound like a regular woman. And then if you're beating it up, they're going to start moaning. And then it's just going to, it's going to go south. No way. It's all bad. I'm sorry. Yeah, no, that's a fact.
1:10:24It is crazy. Cause like, there's a couple of different trans women that I've like established, like cool friendships with or whatever, through the porn community or whatever. And like once in a while they'll hit me up and just be like, Hey, so like we're going to shoot or whatever. And like, I got to like try to be polite while also, getting the message across of like no i absolutely don't want to sleep with you yeah yet i'm not at that point in my life yet i'm working on it i mean he plays enough to where they might be able to be like we could convince him and dude i wish i could give the full spiel of who this person is but like there's one that like very recently was just a man and like only over the last couple of years has got on the hormones and it's like transitioning so it's like i know this as i know this dude as a dude it's all about to come out now they're like branching out into this whole way of life or whatever and i saw him at a party and they and like we're talking like having like a cool regular conversation because i like i've known i knew this dude for a long time now i guess as a woman right and this person says to me like bro how have i not been on plug talk yet it would be like you saying it to me like the way that it's no for sure that computes in your head
1:11:46yeah yeah it's the new one approved me adam not the old me like let's get it cracking okay here's a question oh shit oh boy what's up as my wife uh continues to shoot a new scene with a different man every couple of months or whatever it is should a man be disqualified from sleeping with my wife just because he has done gay porn in the past
1:12:21yeah that's disqualifying that should be disqualifying yeah you want somebody that's you know played on the same team like you know i mean like yeah that's that's just open up a whole nother can of bananas as a liberal i have to fight against the gay people have more sexually transmitted diseases kind of narrative that's kind of the whole trope on why you gotta you gotta pass the sd test either way so yeah that's true there's like no chance of that i think let it fly who Who cares? You know, we're in 2026. It's not 1981 porn anymore, you know? Nah, because I feel like you got to have certain parameters.
1:12:53I mean, the parameters are gone, I think, you know, other than get the test pass, be popping. I feel like I can't speak honestly and candidly about this topic, so I basically have to just ask the question. Why can't you? Because if I say no, I'm against it, then... No, I guess I could say that, but I would just kind of like rather leave it up to imagination. People can fake tests. I don't know who's using the NoJumper account, but not these tests. It's like a database. Unless you were able to like hack into the database that is shared amongst the whole porn community. Nobody's like faking it. It's in the database.
1:13:32It's not like you're like showing up with your phone and being like, look. I got a screenshot. I don't have a page. Check it out. Yeah, no. It's like your COVID vaccine fake card. I'm pretty sure like it was like that in like the 90s, but not anymore that's how brian papper brian pumper got away with it oh yeah brian pumper did get yeah i've heard some things yeah no we need him on this pod asap bro i've been trying to get him for years i i had like a connection who he was at the host competition wasn't he the guy yeah who went up to him and tried to say like hey like will you do a podcast with adam and he actually swung on him oh damn he don't like it yeah because i made like a video they got like a couple million views where I like broke down his whole life story and it wasn't terribly flattering.
1:14:13He was so in debt. You did a trap Laura Ross on him? Literally. This was what I did during COVID. Honestly, I worked on that video for months. Yeah, I remember that. I did way too much research. Have you ran into him since? No, I've never ran into him. I've never seen him. This is honestly like my proudest. Magna. My proudest work. Oh, that's interesting. Maybe it's age restricted because it doesn't come up when you They got you out of here. I have to do this maybe. Oh, I'm going to have to scroll past all this garbage in order to find it. You got a lot of content up. This is all old, so I haven't used this channel in fucking forever.
1:14:55These are all just like vlogs of me like doing drugs with girls back in the day. There it is. The Brian Bumper story. 1.2 million views. That was a 34 minutes. It could have been an hour and a half. Yeah, that was a bad. How bad did it get? Like what were some of the highlights? what are some of the things you put out to the world there was one girl who said that like i think she she wiped her ass and there was shit on the toilet paper and he like ran over and stole the toilet paper and then like hit it in a drawer yeah what in his pocket he's like obsessed with poop i guess what he's like an extra horny guy yeah that was probably one of the ones that really stood out i mean he had like this very lucrative porn contract that he lost because he basically was like banging girls that he met on the train and then like having them get tested the next day what the fuck yeah which that's very much like off limits well i mean you gotta expose things like that but also i respect the hustle right you know because in the only fans era ain't nobody checking like like people are checking tests but also a lot of people are not just the home people that's just risking it all if you have a deal with evil angel then you have to do tests which is that that's what he had but like in this world we live in a lot of these only fans collaborators like if they come from the traditional porn world they're probably real militant about the test but if they're not there's nobody like even with us there's nobody telling us that we have to check everybody's tests and stuff it's just like if we didn't we would be like basically blacklisted in the porn world by official companies but it's not like the government's gonna show up yeah oh okay but it's just like the the inner community would be like nah don't fuck with them because they own some shit yeah it would be like the worst look that's the status quo for the porn community yeah so it's like we basically like started regulating ourselves obviously before I was involved in order to make it so that the government wouldn't come along and do it for us and that's been successful that was smart to do yeah you don't want to wait until it's too late to fix a problem have you guys had STDs before uh yeah I never have before you never had STD you ain't never had chlamydia I never had yeah that just means you ain't fucking enough and I never wear condoms either so you never had chlamydia no i swear i never had the clap yeah yeah that's the only one i had i had chlamydia once and i didn't know who had gave it to me it was three separate two i have no idea how many maybe five six times over the years but the weird fact about me is that before i met my wife i had never had std and then met her started banging tons of chicks like the the one that really stands out to me is that she had this like mexican makeup artist or something and then i banged her and she she gave me the clap and she was so like not hot and like if i had realized that that would have like meant less threesomes long term yeah i wouldn't have you would have passed on exactly but i didn't realize that i was kind of fucking up my own trap you're playing i don't even like remember the difference honestly no you'll know the gonorrhea you'll be pissing fire yeah yeah yeah i think i had that one too but uh i haven't had one in like so i haven't had one in years yeah it's been shout out to the stds yeah yeah if any it's all the stds in the chat um okay so we did that one i guess uh it from my perspective perspective um let's let's hit this one let's do can i just ask you one last question about clav would you trade for clav's body fat percentage for your dick to have to be shot up to work oh fuck that wow um are you gonna consider this no i wouldn't because because it's like what is life what is the purpose of life if you just look so good and then you have to shoot some shit into your dick just to get it to work people gotta shoot they got it done he did it with clav okay uh so basically wait what a blonde girl shoot his dick up with some fluid so there's a lot i gotta cover here but there's two different styles of shooting your dick up basically okay in the porn world there's this thing it's called trimex and it sounds like a text mess restaurant but it's not it sounds like a sampler platter at the text mess restaurant it is not but basically like it's this thing that shoots something into your penis that is essentially the equivalent of like viagra and so you shoot your actual penis with an actual side of it right so you will kind of take like the base of it like and shoot it in right there like just it's like a tiny little needle it doesn't hurt that bad some guys are reliant on this shit because they've just gotten used to doing it and the thing the thing that makes it different than like a viagra or cialis is that you take viagra your dick will get hard a lot easier but it's like you're still gonna have to beat off you still might not get hard it's still like if your brain is playing mind games with you you still might not be able to get hard when you shoot your dick up with the trimax you have no choice your dick is hard as fuck and it's not going to get soft for four or five hours and there's an antidote that people keep on deck that you might need to use if your dick gets too hard some people have gone to the hospital not blood drained but there's like something that you might have to shoot into your dick to make something it up okay so this was created for like old dudes and shit and then porn dudes find out about it and they start using it to their advantage to put it in perspective like I heard about like a gangbang scene basically where there's six guys on set and it's like they get done with the photographs or whatever and it's time to shoot the video and so three of the guys go in the bathroom and they come out and they've all got like rock hard they're not even touching it or anything just walking around with a huge one and then the other three guys who are natural or maybe are on Viagra or whatever but like they're all just like sitting there pounding on trying to get right but it's like this is just it's like a fast track it shows how fucked up this is that it's like if you do three of these guys are just out here like chemically enhanced they don't even have to touch their dick and then three of the other guys are like having to actually try to do it semi-naturally or whatever so that's the state of affairs in the porn game a lot of dudes end up using this stuff in their 20s and then by the time they get to their 30s or whatever they can't fried yeah i'm pretty sure it's bad in the long run it's like bodybuilding so you've tried these shots is what you say i haven't done that okay but so when i was on stream with clavicular and um uh vitaly uh maybe a month ago in miami um i was pretty drunk off of tequila and we were about to go out to the nightclub and they had this thing that was like a shot but it wasn't the same thing it was like a weaker thing i think it was like more a little startup some kind of like peptide i don't know what it was exactly i was drunk enough i didn't ask any questions and uh they were like are you down to do it we're both gonna do it and i was like okay because i had already said during that stream like i'll do any drug you guys do which i didn't actually have to do any drugs because they didn't do any drugs but i did it was a bold uh commitment yeah i know they're just like here take this meth out whatever we do no really i was just saying that because i thought they were gonna have ketamine and i was kind of curious to try that um because i never did it but very fun yeah i i let them do that and honestly i had a boner for maybe like 45 minutes and then and it just kind of went away.
1:22:07That was it? Yeah, it wasn't that crazy. That's really all you need, though. And during that 45 minutes, it's not like my dick was so hard that it was painful or anything. The only thing that was awkward was that I had to go in the bathroom and pee. I guess that's where the splits. I had to do like this. Yeah, because it starts to do, yeah. It was like, I had such a bone in it. Everywhere. It was piss everywhere. It was very, yeah. What is it about it that does that? It just closes a hole? Some concoction of chemicals. Still to this moment, I have no idea what was shot into my penis. It's still floating around.
1:22:34That was the one and only time you did it? yeah and i was like a month or two ago but it wasn't that crazy blend but i i have been thinking about doing a 100 girl reverse gangbang where i bang 100 chicks whoa and it has occurred to me that i've never had a boner for longer than like maybe an hour so maybe if maybe i would need to have that on deck need some performance you'd run through 100 dog well i'm not gonna come with all but you're gonna smash 100 yeah he's like the bonnie you know i'm thinking you're giving me each three minutes yeah okay you know and then like you do it for the content you do it for the stream you know and it could be exhilarating for the people out there has that ever been done no i never heard no shit like that can you contact guinness about this like i don't think they do sex-based records and then also if you want guinness to come out and document your record you have to pay them 25 grand really um which kind of makes sense if you really think about it You can scrounge that together for the 100-woman gangbang.
1:23:32You're going to fly out multiple people that do this for a living. You're going to get treatment. You're going to be placed in their guide or whatever. It's kind of turned into this weird racket. But, yeah. I wonder how many times they go out thinking somebody's going to break a record and they don't actually break the shit. And then you've got that$25 ,000. They still keep it at$25 ,000. All right, see you, bro. Maybe next time. I've seen a guy, a BMX dude back in the day, who had this whole Red Bull event in the middle of Central Park in New York to do the highest air ever on a vert ramp, and he just cheated.
1:24:03It's crazy. He cheated to win? I feel bad even bringing him up because he killed himself. Oh. I know. The kill killed him? Yeah, probably like 10 years later. He's like, kill, kill. Now they're going to take his record away. He blatantly faked it. They had angles. How did he fake it? He just told him it was up there? The camera made it look like he was up high, like higher than the thing that he was trying to go above. but then like if you actually saw the real angle it was like oh you're not even close to that and were you biking at this time yeah i mean i wasn't there even though i lived in new york at the time i didn't go because i thought it sounded stupid and boring but like i i mean he cheated he didn't piss you off that a motherfucker cheated and got a world record you're playing with my culture motherfucker you cheat i feel like i talked about it at the time and kind of accused him of cheating which is crazy it's crazy because i talked to his son on instagram now oh yeah he's not gonna like this and and you know like oh this is so crazy i'm just gonna bring this up but basically like his son didn't know until relatively recently that he killed himself his son didn't know did you let him know nobody you were the bearer of bad news i did not tell him no but like hey guess what buddy it's a hell of an icebreaker so uh like one day randomly i see him spazzing out on his instagram story and it's like because he figured it out which is so crazy because like nobody knew like like we knew in like the industry yeah oh he knew he had passed he just didn't know how exactly oh okay i thought you just found out the whole enchilada like yeah i've had family members that pass away and you don't really know and then you find out years later like oh yeah you see a facebook post yeah no yeah you can't tell a kid that exactly but like it was weird seeing him flip out about it because he was like angry like he's like calling his dad like a selfish piece of shit and everything which i get that you know that is and i get that but posting it online as you're having the reaction is also a little that's what the internet's doing to us though we post everything like it's just there's a new world that we live in yeah pops kills himself i'm not going online i'm not running to the ground yeah you gotta post everything yeah it also sucks that probably like 500 people saw that on his story and now i'm talking about on this podcast and i didn't say his name but you know well it was a great story i mean it's crazy it's good content so no you would not trade the body fat percentage for that but honestly like him finding out his dad cheated on the world records probably that would be pretty traumatic he's gonna post another story like that he's even more selfish piece of shit nobody told him that you selfish cheating pieces it's crazy because there was like a epidemic of older bmx riders killing themselves what do you think that was just the culture dying killing themselves now I think a lot of it's like the cte just straight up they used to bang their head oh yeah like so much worse than now because dudes are just way better and they have foam pits and stuff Back then, you want to try a trick, you just got to send it.
1:26:48You know? And it's like, now they have foam pits. No helmets for the most part? No, they had helmets. But on a vert ramp, it's like, if you want to do a 900, you just got to go fast as fuck and just start spinning. Your head's going to smash off the ground. These dudes were knocking themselves out all the time. Yeah, NFL players were helmets. I don't see how you got the courage to do that. I'm too scared for that shit. Because you're not going to figure out what's going to happen until you're in the air. I also don't have the courage to do anything like that. What's the nastiest injury you had on the bike?
1:27:14uh honestly this is embarrassing it was probably like my first time trying to hit a dirt jump when i was like 14 and i hit the jump had no idea how to hit the jump did at least one backflip in the air and landed on my head luckily i had a helmet on but then like all the weight went to my shoulder and my collarbone broke so bad like poking straight it poked out the skin no like you can see the blood but it was like it was like that and like i had to like walk like this to the like holding the whole body together and then i get to the hospital and they basically tell me like yo we can't do surgery till the morning and so i didn't get to have surgery until the next day they probably gave me some pretty good pain pills but like i'm sleeping like this sitting up in a chair and like i keep like falling asleep and then letting it fall down and then i would just the pain is screaming you got to put it back in and then like yeah i got surgery the next morning and like honestly for a couple months i had like like a big metal screw sticking out of my body where they like screwed it all together did you have to wear a cast after they fixed it or just they just put the screw in there usually got a uh a splint there yeah it was the kind of thing where they couldn't even put like a cast because it was just like it's like this whole part of my body you probably got lucky you didn't get fucked up worse it sounds like that seems pretty bad yeah it was pretty bad other than snapping your neck maybe yeah and i got some like gnarly concussions that i kind of blame for being not that smart now like i feel like i would be like hassan if i didn't do that i doubt it but you know it's hopeful thinking for sure no but maybe like yeah i played football for a long time so i've had my fair share concussions i got some level of cte so maybe i'd be destiny you know do you think that sometimes like no for sure be a lot smarter i don't know yeah yeah like sometimes if i get angry maybe it's the cte acting app you know what do you think it damaged your brain more heavy drug usage or getting hit in the head i think getting hit in the head for me you think so i did a good amount of drugs drugs can fry you though bro lush can still do the alphabet backwards in his head that's like a memorization thing but he says he can just picture it in his head and it seemed like he was reading it backwards like in his mind which i could never do that some rain man i couldn't even keep like a list of like a couple things in my head like could you could you like no not a couple things like at all yo i got three things to do today and then you could just like envision it in your head i can't remember anything without writing to write everything yeah for sure put it on your phone yeah yeah yeah no that's not gonna that's not gonna work for me all right we're gonna talk about da baby da baby da baby da baby all right uh i've kind of mixed feelings about this kind of hard to decide where i'm at with this too okay wait this is not the actual clip i'm gonna actually pull up the clip of the guy trying to give it to him first.
1:29:59Da Baby painting. Yeah, alright, here we go.
1:30:09If you don't got kids, you cannot relate to this in no matter. I promise. Da Baby is asking this artist to take the painting down of his daughters. Now, at this point, I really don't know what's wrong with the world. Something gotta be wrong with the world. if the baby I wish I clicked on a better this is the best we got here I don't know what's wrong I'm gonna say I hate being alive and having to fucking scroll through a bunch of shitty shorts that people made instead of just seeing the real stitch incoming here we go this is it but with no audio okay so We see what's happening. This guy is trying to give him a painting with a picture of his two daughters.
1:31:00Yeah. And the baby just turns his head. Awkward. So awkward. He didn't like that. Just glanced over at it, kept it pushing. Keeps it moving. Okay. Didn't have the strongest reaction here, but had a much stronger reaction later on. Right, when we did the video. Yeah, had like no reaction. And then this is the clip of him talking about it. with this pain of my two daughters, two of my daughters that he presented to me outside of a nightclub or whatever. First and foremost, I'm not the type of father that I'm not into like, you know, grown ass men discussing my daughters, painting pictures of my daughters, taking pictures of my kids.
1:31:46I don't play like that. If you play like that, to each his own. You see what I'm saying? Like, more power to you. Send that nigga a picture of your daughters, let that nigga paint them, and then show them some appreciation. Number two, I'm not accepting no painting of my daughters outside of them nightclub. Number three, you see what I'm saying? You feel the way about, you know, the principles I stand on with my kids and how far I go to protect them. That ain't none of my concern. Be more grateful to it. Let's go. Okay. So I have multiple feelings about this. I guess, like, number one, apparently he's posted his kids enough that there's pictures out there for this guy to base a painting on.
1:32:27It's not like he, like, snuck into the hospital and snuck photos of them. Climbing a ladder out of the baby's house. Up on the tree. I could imagine in that moment feeling like this is kind of an overreach of what relationship I want to have with my fans. Like it is a little weird that you did a painting of my daughter's. That being said, it's like, it's still a pretty thoughtful gesture. Even if you think that it might be veering into creepy territory. I just don't understand. I mean, first of all, you can't never tell nobody how to react with their kids. So however he feels, just however he feels, that's fine.
1:33:07But with that being said, I just felt like everything ain't gotta be a thing. It's just like, like you said, it was a thoughtful gesture. like somebody I don't think that there's anything weird I feel like the world is so and I'm a girl dad so I get it like you know what I'm saying so if somebody drew a picture of my daughter I post my daughter all the time so if somebody posted a picture or drew a picture of my daughter and gave it to me I'd at least be like thank you I appreciate that for taking the time to draw my I wouldn't look at it like you know that's weird or why did you do that or you know I just feel like that to me is just a little bit much and everything don't gotta be a thing in my eyes I think it's just you never know someone's intention like right off the bag like he said to be i didn't even think about that he's outside of the nightclub coming out yeah and you're trying to give me a picture of my daughters i don't know you it seems like you spent a lot of time painting my kids i can see how like you know you might be like is this dude like a weirdo you know i'm saying like because there's so many things like even on tiktok there's a whole like epidemic of like people watching kids content for reasons that are not wholesome you know what i mean so it's just like uh there's a whole thing like about that that you have to be wary of as a you know a girl dad you gotta be like maybe this dude is yeah you gotta yeah you gotta protect your kids that's what i think it's case by case right so because if the baby is like oh my god beautiful picture you know i'm saying it's the complete opposite reaction you know i'm saying and he'd be like oh dope and yeah we can listen to this guy because he said the somebody told him to do this right so that makes it actually like way more complicated so i saw a video of uh charleston white basically saying that this guy i guess this is his instagram uh b b white creation but so basically this guy's a pretty well-known artist like charleston has like a lot of different paintings uh in his own home from this guy it's not that's his cousin oh it's charleston white's cousin right okay yeah people yeah so i mean that does kind of change things too where it's like if this guy had kind of been like pre-vetted if if the baby already knew that this guy was like an accomplished artist then maybe that would have made him feel a little bit weirder about it or a little bit better about it i think at least part of the problem from my perspective is that it's weird when people give you paintings in real life in general like i've had multiple people give me paintings of myself and i don't know like what they think my life is like but for sure i'm not hanging up a painting of my well actually there is a painting of my wife and i and our kid in our house but it's not like i don't want to like put a painting of myself looking cool on the wall like my house is not like a a monument to myself like if i'm gonna put something on the wall in my house it's most likely gonna be something that's more just vibes i feel like it could be exact opposite of you because i had somebody draw a picture of me wait really put them all up it's hook up in my room right there he's talking about i love that he's with me in the bulls jersey like i love that picture i am yeah i walk in the room and look at me like yeah i feel like scarface you know there's multiple ways to do it though because it's like i could easily make my whole office like every photo that i've ever gotten with a famous person and then people would have to come into my office and be like you know young thug you know drake you know fucking whoever and it's kind of like that would probably be beneficial like long run because i do notice that when i go to people's offices they quite frequently have that sort of thing but for me i feel like i want to kind of be fostering less ego and like putting myself standing next to a bunch of famous people on the wall seems weird no i see i think you're looking at it the total wrong way i don't think it's an ego thing at all i think it's you paying homage to yourself and what you've done you've worked with some i don't want to do that i don't want to pay homage to myself i'll put some shit okay i have a picture of antoine uh sorry no uh yeah antoine dixon the pro skater from long beach on the wall in my office which is like i know him i i talk to him occasionally i interviewed him back in like 2016 that to me is like just a dope person it's like a dope photo like i have little people on the wall in my office it's like i just don't feel like i want to use that real estate to like worship myself which is what putting up photos of myself would kind of feel like that means i'm worshiping myself because i got a painting of me in my room i just don't want to do it i'm not i'm not hating on you because i'm telling you like i half the time when i go to somebody's record label or whatever like what's on the wall it's like a picture of them with young thug or whatever whoever you feel like you don't want to kind of big yourself up because it kind of keeps you hungry like oh no then that shit is good but it's not like defining me i still have so much more to do you know yeah or like okay let's let's say i like won like a huge poker tournament and i had like a really dope photo of me winning the poker tournament i am not putting that shit on my wall like i just don't you're like you wouldn't put that in your man cave nah in the jack shack i can see that on the jack shack wall that's why you take the pictures man nah man we gotta get you a little more self-consumed i don't want i'm trying to be less self-consumed if anything i already spent all my time thinking about my business and my content and my fucking life staring at the pictures like i'm so dope man i'm just i'm so sick you have pictures of yourself up not yet because i gotta get some people to paint me real quick and then it's going to be covered you know what i'm saying put them all up somebody pointed out that i almost said it's one dots yeah i saw that coming too i saw that coming i did almost don't let don't at least put one or two up of you man at least a couple i think it's all or nothing my wife is the same she got all these like crazy high quality photos herself over the years and she never put one on the wall i think that's more part of the course for lena but for you you're give a little more narcissism vibes yeah no i feel you because like my friend zach from ftp his house is like an ftp house like he's got the basketball court with the big ftp logo he's got all these things on the wall that are different ftp pieces of whether it's like a original piece of art or it's something that like you know he sold at one point or whatever like his house is basically a monument to his brand and i get that i think it's dope but i don't know it just doesn't feel like me to put that on the wall do you guys feel like it's weird when people have a picture of themselves as their screen that's weird that's weird that's really weird no that yeah is that weird that's a if it's a girl psycho if it's a dude gay yeah no a girl who does that okay so you you get what i'm saying yeah if you're a girl and every single time you look at your phone background which you see hundreds of times a day you're just seeing a really hot photo of you you're weird.
1:39:37You're out of your mind. And as a dude, you're weird and gay. I agree. Because you're staring at a dude all day. And to me, the wall in my home is the same thing. Yeah. Okay. So you don't want to stare at dudes all day because that would make you gay. No, I don't want to look at myself. Who do you guys have as your screensaver? My kid. I have my kid too. I just have some random screensaver. How many kids you got? Just one. What age? She's 20. She'll be 21 in September. She's a junior at Howard. Are you done? No, I want more. Really? I want more I want more and you're no longer with the woman that you had that time with no no no no she's back in Sacramento okay so we're cool it's my best friend and are you in a relationship at this time nah okay I'm chilling are you on a dating apps I was you were yeah I am I am you are okay I'm black wait B-O-K that's a dating app shout out to B-O-K B-O-A just B-O-K B-O-K B-O-K that's where all the black girls at and it's just only black women no No, surprisingly.
1:40:34Really? It's all racist. But the women that are non-black on there are looking for black dudes. So I was only linking up with black girls when I'm on there. I'm looking for black dudes. I'm going to go on there hiring podcast hosts. Yeah. But no, those are the two I'll be on. Like that one and Tinder for the most part. But no, I want more kids, man. How many hours a day would you say you devote to dating apps? Oh, not a lot like that. Like when does it fit into your schedule? After like maybe like nighttime. Nighttime you'll scroll a bit. See if I got any good matches. Send a little hey you or some eye emojis.
1:41:08Because that was my problem with Tinder back in the day. I obviously haven't been on it in like 10, 11 years. But I just like couldn't make it part of my life that felt natural. Like I just, it just felt like, I don't know. It just felt like all, it sucked all the fun out of dating. Which at first, when I first got it, it had the opposite effect. Which was like, holy shit, the world is now. It's pretty lit. wide open. Now I can meet all these random chicks I would never meet otherwise. But then after a while it just really started to feel. It gets old for sure. It gets old. It'd be tough, man.
1:41:42I'm a hopeless romantic man at 46. And I'm like, I still believe my wife is out there somewhere. I don't know where the hell she at. Damn. You gotta get on Hinge. Hinge got the quality hoes. Like Tinder is like, fuck that night, same night that you match with them. Really? I don't even know the LKs. BLKs, you know, a bad black girl, you know what I'm saying? Take her on a date. Hinge, you know what I'm saying, is girls with good jobs and shit like that. You know what I'm saying? So you got to register nurses and shit. Hinge takes everybody. Okay. Yeah. What's the one that's - Raya. Raya. Raya.
1:42:10We got to get lit so we can get on Raya. What's that one? That's like the famous people one. Yeah. You can't get on it unless you're like really lit. Oh, for real? I got to get lit then. A big part of me has always wondered if I would be accepted. If you tried to go on there? You would get accepted for sure. I'm problematic though too. Oh, that's true. You might not get matches, but you'll get accepted in. Yeah. Because they might be like, oh, Adam's going to put us on blast, talk about it on the podcast. I feel like it's the same thing with dating apps that we were just talking about with people trying to get on with content.
1:42:38It's like you got to grab people so quick in online dating because all you're really getting is that three to five seconds of them looking at your picture. So fuck like how you were talking about people getting on TikTok and kind of breaking the content down. It's hard to like, you can't put your personality in the picture. Yeah, you can't be too corny. You can't be too cool. You just got to hope they like the picture. But do you ever get any like fan ass on there? like girls that have kind of seen you and stuff a lot of times they don't believe it's me really you're not you catfish you're like yo it's your boy doe boy what's good it's in a little cameo like all the time on the porn podcast plug talk.com i'll be talking to chicks and they'll say that they've been like banned from multiple different dating apps because other people in the past have used their photos or also i think if you like link your only fans if you say anything about porn if you're like dm and people saying that you do porn or sending them your only fans like i'm pretty sure you get banned some of them you put your instagram link they'll ban you or some shit all that shit yeah they don't play really like the last year of me being on tinder i was pretty much just like fan farming like i would just for sure be trying to find chicks that were like very easy to bang because they already knew who i was that's it yeah it kind of works both ways like sometimes it works because they know who you are and they're like oh but then a lot of times you know i'm saying it's just like now you don't know if they're trying to date you or the person that you put out no boy got some money let's go you know what really occurs to me as i'm looking at you guys right now is that there's sort of like a a thirst cluster right behind you if we could switch to this angle just the the tam cliff and jessica west writing their names in big bold letters in the exact spot that they know that people are going to be able to see their names.
1:44:17That's good thinking though. Yeah, that's good marketing. Yeah, but also it really makes me want to destroy it. That's what came to your mind? Damn, let them live. No free promo. It's kind of thirsty. Set out the Tam and Nim. You're really trying to get your name on it. I don't know. There's really nobody you can put right here. So you're saying there's wall etiquette for when you tag it up. I'm saying it bothers me that there's so many other names here that are more famous but that have not made any kind of effort. like I would like the 1900 rug rat one to be using that real estate your head is like right here so it's right over your shoulder every time on Tuesdays yeah oh that exactly yeah they knew what they were doing and I gotta give them strategic for sure but also I will destroy it I don't know exactly how let them live he's gonna light it on fire I gotta get like a big sticker that I'm gonna put over it what you say yeah but then they're gonna do it again I want to put a big laminate it oh you could just scrub it off they said put a k at the end whack it out whack it whack down don't tell me girls whoa whoa i've never done that before i just bang my head on that he's having a great time guys sit down on a comic i'm ruffling i'm ruffling a little bit too crazy god damn it all right that did not feel great all right we're gonna listen to oh yeah i forgot about this guy b white creations who who from this angle looks like friggin trigger bird from hoover but we're gonna watch this yo what's going on it's your boy b white and um shit i just wanted to make a little video to i guess just clear the air or speak from my perspective you could scoot for like a minute because he low-key doesn't say anything of substance for like one minute i'm from memphis tennessee i don't know if i moved to I moved in the pursuit of arts and shit.
1:46:14Came out here doing... Alright, never mind. I'm just like, if I can't... Sort attention. I don't know how long it is. I mean... It's like, get to the point, my buddy. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I had to put the time stamp on there. You're like, I'm an artist. Of course you are. I'm an artist. Clearly you're an artist. Let me get to the point. Does that not shock me that you're an artist? I mean, I just can't fast forward. The synopsis was pretty much he said that his people was pretty much like, hey, man, you've been doing good with the painting, the artists and stuff. You should start doing their kids because that'll be a good look.
1:46:48It'll be a wholesome thing. You'll probably get a better reaction. You'll get, you know, this and that. Sometimes they weren't taking them, I guess, like Adam was saying, like, I don't want a picture of myself. So he's like, OK, I'm going to do the kids. It's going to be a wholesome thing. Connect with them on a different level. And that led to him getting called a weirdo by like the whole Internet now. You know, he had the best of intentions. No, for sure. He seems like a normal dude. Yeah. I don't think he's having any dark intentions. But at the same time, you also can't like, you know, you understand how people are with their kids.
1:47:15A lot of people are very protective of their kids. It's a case to case thing, for sure. Yeah. I understand DaBaby. You can't, he can't feel a way for DaBaby not wanting to fuck with that. Right. And when he, telling him to take it down and then he doesn't, that's kind of weird. That's when it can start to cross the line of disrespect. Because now it's like, even if you didn't know or know that he was going to be cool with it, now you know he ain't cool with it. Stop being disrespectful. Because now you're dealing with somebody's kids. and I can't do it again. He probably will. I don't, cause I don't think he's, this is going to be the reaction most people would give him.
1:47:42But hopefully he'll reach out and try to do something. Maybe just ask first. Maybe just ask first. It's cool if I tell you kids. Yeah, like this is send them some, you know. But when you're a hungry artist, you're just trying to get your shit out there. How many times are you going to contact a baby? Sometimes you'd rather ask for forgiveness than permission. If he had DMed the baby he's not getting a response. Yeah, that's true. So that's not really going to work. He's got to shoot your shot. Yeah. DaBaby, can I paint your kids and then show up at another show like here's the painting if somebody dm me that I'm leaving them on road I'm yeah I feel like it's weird to even ask now now thinking about it it's like can I paint your kids like hell draw the picture man and just deal with whatever you know yeah I mean he's probably getting a lot more publicity now after this that's true maybe everybody's not mad at him everybody's not mad like if I wanted to put a big picture of my kid on the wall I would probably put like a photo like I wouldn't really care about painting painting the painting this isn't like the 17th century like we have access to photography like we don't need that to do that i need a mona lisa of my daughter to put up like you it's amazing that you were able to recreate this with a brush yeah but also like the regular picture was cool too i could put out a 4k photo like 2026 i don't know that's just just how i might handle it okay um so there's so many ways we could go here but i feel like this is probably like this is the definitive topic that like we're just not going to talk about on uh the tuesday show that i guess we could do right here so how dare he swaley who has kind of earned my ire because he uh dm'd my wife and said like show to you bad or something what he's yeah which is that out of a pocket do you know him i interviewed him and his brother in i think 2018 yeah oh no that's bad and it was kind of weird because like i was at the brand wrist fight the blue face fight and so slim jimmy is seated like right nice to me so i'm talking to him for a little while and everything he was real cool and then i saw swayley come over but i didn't actually like shake hands with him or like really engage with him at any point um and then like a few days later my girl sends me a screenshot of him in her dm saying like ngl you bad shoddy or some some shit like that and i posted it because like okay then he went on twitter and he basically said how drunk he got on drink champs and i just quote tweeted them and said oh is that why you dm my wife oh and he so he goes on some podcasts which i won't bother to pull up but he basically said um that he uh that a it was ai which no you're lying and he's kind of laughing in a way where it's like clear that he's lying or whatever but then he um he also said that he thought that it was corny how i handled it so it's like bruh you know me in real life right you know my wife is she's famous enough that you just don't have like plausible deniability like maybe if you have like a pussy consultant who like does the dming for you maybe they could have dm'd her and not realized or whatever i feel like he really was like embarrassed because he probably has like a girl to some extent you're just shooting your shot with random people's wives yeah so he's saying it's ai which is insane like that that basically suggests that like my wife uh who i've been with for 10 years would feel the need to lie to me and make up sway lead yeah that's pretty elaborate no offense but no that is just clearly not happening if she was going to make up something like that i would think that she would you know timothy chalamet dm me no for sure yeah down her lane yeah you know no offense sway lee but she's she's had more famous than you and she has been dm'd by much more famous than you as well and normally i just don't really even bother like sweat okay that pisses me off too like soon after i did that boxing match with or not boxing match but the press conference with blue face and swaggy p yeah swaggy p follows me right after that okay then he dms my wife and says like you're bad or some shit it's like do you take that like disrespectfully when people do that yeah for sure that's not cool especially because it was like so so clearly stemming from the fact that he and i had just been in the same room yeah seated next to each other for like an hour during this press conference and then you're gonna dm that's so swaggy though i'm not gonna lie that's kind of dope that's low-key disrespectful my wife no for sure it's disrespectful but like removing myself like that's some fly shit like yeah i just hung out with adam now i'm gonna shoot my shot at his wife that's pretty i just don't like really understand like do you want me to blam you down in this hotel oh shit like you're trying to take it there oh you want my security to fight how's this work what do we do how we settle this now but so now i don't even get any resolution because the blue face is right if he fight is like postponed yeah canceled i don't i don't really know i supposedly i don't know is it ever gonna happen i don't know but either way it's like i don't know because i was really like counting on blue face like i wasn't even gonna mention it on here i was gonna like wait for the lead up to the fight and sort of throw that in there i'm like oh you want to dm my wife well my big black homie from schoolyard clip is gonna beat your ass bro i was gonna kind of like play it like that it's kind of the same thing with uh sway lee though he saw lennon at the at the fight and was like oh yeah okay okay i was about to say I thought I'm like, damn, he's sitting kind of a couple of seats down.
1:53:06Like, oh, she bad. Okay. You want to know what fucks it up to? Somebody pointed this out on Twitter is that. Selena Powell at one point said this way. Lee had the biggest dick that she ever. So is he like kind of looking at her porn and thinking like, well, she likes. She has a type. She loves BBC. Outside of Adam. I got one. Yeah. Maybe she'd be interested. And that's off the table. She's not. She's not. She shoots with accredited, famous. professional porn stars he's famous what if he gets tested and then comes to the table star he's not gonna fuck on camera okay honestly like even like at a certain point when we were doing the trolling with blue face it was kind of like well shit if he was down to do it on camera maybe we would have to actually do that because that that would basically elevate him to the level of a porn star so i'm i'm offended by guys who don't do porn dming my wife i guess is how i'm trying You think you could just jump in the game?
1:54:02Let me ask you this. I know you're not a super confrontational dude, and that's fine. But if you ran into these dudes, like let's just say you ran into Swaley now, you wouldn't just have to say, hey, bro, let me holler at you real quick. Like, what's up with this DM shit I'm seeing? Yeah, I'll probably talk shit to him. Yeah. I was just on some gist. I mean, it's kind of like, what are you going to do? What if he's like, let's go outside, bro? Yeah, we'll fight for your wife's honor right now. You taking F8? I mean, listen. I can't even answer that seriously. because like if whatever reaction i would have to him has to be the same exact reaction that i give to swaggy p who like swaggy p would clearly what my ass and swayley clearly would not if you ask me my my opinion that's a pretty fair assessment he's a little smurf he's pretty small he's pretty small he's a little smurf guy so uh i don't really you know i'm not a fighter period i choose to handle things with words so i mean let me ask you this way you want to argue about it, I feel like it's not going to go that well for you.
1:54:59Let me ask you this, man. I do this, man. You sing. You do the mannequin challenge. I talk for a living. I feel like it's going to go better for me in that realm. How about this, though? This could be an interesting twist. Would you step in the ring with him? I think I'm done boxing. You don't want to get into it no more? But with Sway Lee? Redemption. I mean, listen. Think of the story, Adam. To redemption arc. If I got to go from Jason Love to Sway Lee. Yeah, we got to lower the bar. Because maybe you started too high. Yeah, exactly. We got to start you at the bottom of the mountain. This could be a confidence builder.
1:55:33Okay. Picking out fights is normal. In boxing. In boxing. Right. But this is not boxing. This is like, you know, because I'm not fighting Swaggy P. Yeah. If it was like on the table, like, hey, you got to fight Sway Lee, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. He could be like Mayweather, just handpicking. Like, I don't want this guy. If I was willing to fight Jason Love for X amount of dollars, how could I possibly justify not fighting Sway Lee for the same amount of dollars? Yeah. I think you and Sway Lee should get down. Sway Lee, Adam wants to fight you. That's what he's saying. Even after this 90-day challenge, I'm not going to be in the same weight class.
1:56:08That's true. He's got to bulk up. Oh, you got to box to lose weight during the 90s? Yeah, let's check out that. Wait, Sway. Check the measurements. Slee, height, and weight. Because I can't watch you get packed out by Sway. 5 '8"? You got him. 5 '8". And... Whoa, he's from Inglewood? Uh-oh. We're going to have to get him put on the shirt. He's from Inglewood. That's a... I have no idea what he might weigh, but... He's a skinny guy. He's 10 years younger than me. So... How much does he think he weighs? Probably about 150? Maybe less. No way he's 180. But if you get down there... He's heavy for a guy who's 5 '8", huh?
1:56:44What did you say? You're trying to get down to 200 though, right? I would love to get to 200. By the end of the weight loss challenge, I would love to get to 220. So if you're down to like 220 and if he, let's just say he might be 180, that could be a good little catch weight. Y 'all can get in, get it in. Me at 180? I'm never going to get to 180. No, him at 180. Like he might be. So he's 180 and I'm 200? The Chibu blue face kind of effect. You're Chibu in this situation. Okay, but the only reason why that can happen is because the heavyweight division goes from 190 to up. Yeah, that's true. so but then once you actually get down to the real weight classes you have to be within like eight nine pounds of each other which is not gonna adam's duck in the face never mind sway lee sorry yeah to some extent probably yeah well i mean i would i fight him if i had to sure do i choose to handle problems that way no right no but you're an intellectual in our 40s yeah i mean he's got a big dick i got a big dick battle maybe a dick battle and we get boners and we walk towards each other and see who hits first yeah or maybe you guys do a scene with each other like you him and a chick that's how you really fix the problem not like you him and a chick all the sexual tension between adam and swaley yeah clearly that's what this is about that's where this is this is where this is gonna all end up eventually all right so now basically swaley is doing the media rounds and by the way one thing that we really wanted to talk about on here was new music there was no music of any consequence coming out this week besides the swaley album which again no music of any consequence coming out i'm like i've never listened to maybe but i didn't think a dochi oh i for sure i would discuss i think it's tomorrow i think she's dropping something but i don't know if it's an album on tuesday uh that's what they used to do back in the day now that's what they drop on fridays i would be shocked if they if anyone dropped an album on a Tuesday but for sure like a Dochi album would be worth discussing on here.
1:58:37Yeah I'm with it. 100 % but so now Swaley's doing the media rounds and for everybody who doesn't remember at one point during the presidential election cycle Swaley was going hard on behalf of Trump saying that Kamala doesn't give a shit about black people yada yada stuff like that so this is Charlemagne having this conversation with Swaley. Let's go. I was ready for that. I wanted you to ask me that too like that's a great question to ask and I wanted to clear that up too for sure I don't hate Kamala Harris but like I ain't never announce my solidarity with no politician like some people didn't want Trump support I'm like you ain't never see me with no MAGA hat nothing you know what I'm saying I don't support really no politicians by the way when you actually read his tweets from this time period everything he's saying is a lie he was absolutely supporting Trump hell of shit about Kamala and fully endorsing and supporting Trump.
1:59:33So he's trying to clean it up now because he wants people to listen to his album. But the words coming out of his mouth have no meaning and really are on par with him claiming that the DM was AI because it's a complete total lie. Because I do my research, you know, I see what they really going to do for the people. Like, what are they going to do that's going to affect my everyday life? But you put in common, you know, don't vote for Kamala Harris. People just assume that it's only two kids. Because I didn't denounce Trump and shit either. But do not vote for comment. It's public everything on it.
2:00:08This is a new candidate. That's why I was like, Kamala is doing it. Don't think it's just like Disneyland. So you got to look at what this person is pushing. You know what I'm saying? Right now I'm picturing me arguing with this person on a podcast and how poorly it would go with him. also like number one low iq low information uh voter conversation that you will hear when you talk about the election is like really it ain't gonna change nobody's life on a day-to-day basis ain't gonna change my life yeah which i feel like a lot of people are seeing how voting for trump really is having an impact on their life when there's some way their streets are flooded with ice agents um your your kids can't get gender affirming care which is an atrocity groceries and gas prices are skyrocketing you know it's like you're paying nine dollars a gallon uh etc yeah i mean it's just like and you could tell when these dudes are full of shit because they do the low voice like it's like this is me being serious and genuine yeah it's like well maybe i whisper if i whisper nobody will hear me yeah you're about to be disingenuous and lie right now that's that's what that voice is telling me okay well right now it's like shit fucked up you know what i'm saying like i can't see the future like i don't know this nigga trump gonna get here and do all this shit either like but we he already he already showing himself as like a you know what i'm saying he already got a lot of negative headlines on his name you know what i'm saying did you get paid to post that hell no but speaking to get like i could have got paid by trump everything i turned that shit down like i ain't standing with that shit either like I don't want people to think I'm standing with none of that shit Like I don't I'm looking for a real Political candidate That's gonna bring some real Positive change You know what I'm saying Like And it's rare Did he offer it to you after And I know it wasn't Trump himself But like The administration Of course they offered money After the tweet One before One after You know what I'm saying Like to go perform at this And perform at that You know what I'm saying It's like Yeah I ain't I ain't taking that You know what I'm saying I don't support Necessarily that either You know what I'm saying So they offered you money Before the tweet I like what Trump did with the taxes, but it's like.
2:02:14Translation, I have a lot of money and I like the presidential candidate who's going to let me keep more of it. Without saying it. Yeah, which I get that. But also, like, you could just say that. By the way, I feel like Kid Cudi should watch this interview because it might give him an idea of, like, how to actually ask tough questions without necessarily being. He never will do that. Let me ask this question, though. Do we really believe that Trump really reached out to Swade Lee? I think so. He had a little pump on stage. But does he even have a huge record? I know he had the one with French.
2:02:46Yeah, Unforgettable. But outside of that, Sway Lee. No Flex Zone? Come on. But that's more. I mean, I do feel like. But his solo stuff. Black Beatles. I feel like they were very much like searching for people who are willing to take the Trump, you know, especially minorities, people from hip hop, for sure. They're pushing hard for that to get that cosign. The hip hop vote. But even this is kind of reminding me of similar things. even the 22-ster was saying around that time you know i might have to dig up the clips but there are some podcasts where the 22-ster is saying things like i'm more of a trump guy than kamala you know and lush is seconding the thoughts you know there's definitely a time i would like to see leading up to the election bring it up draw it up i would never say this is more of a trump guy i might have said i relate more to trump than her as a person this is sway lee talking never Never did I ever suggest that I would vote for Trump.
2:03:39I don't think so, but you were definitely more hyped on the Trump train because it was popular than the Kamala train the whole time leading up. Okay, it wasn't that I was hyped on him or saying that I was going to vote for him. It was more just like acknowledging that the reality of her running like the worst campaign you've ever been witness to in your entire life and him seemingly making a lot of really, really good moves. It seemed kind of inevitable. Also, honestly, like pre-COVID or like around that time period, I was also saying a lot of like things about how Trump was just like clearly going to win the election which then COVID hit and then Biden won flipped it which at a certain point though I just like did not think that was going to be the case at all but I would love to see you know clips of the most embarrassing Trump adjacent things I've ever said dig them up I run into this a lot I know a lot of closeted Trump supporters yeah that really will sit there and in public sit there be like no we ain't fucking with Trump and then behind closed doors be like oh he good for the money and it's always moderate they always say the same thing i'm more in the center and whenever somebody says that in 2026 they're a trump fan secretly they're gonna hold water during the fucking contest you said i'm more of a center leftist i am yeah i'm not like super you know libtar like crazy like i die on the palestine hill and that's my only you know thing like i'm more of a destiny guy than a hassan guy you know it's just kind of that type of thing no definitely and even like when when i said to destiny on a podcast one time that trump was like the biggest liar in the history of America or something like destiny kind of like went against me for saying that or I said I think I compared Trump to Osama bin Laden and he you know uh I think that took issue with that I think if today you said that same thing he probably agree with you I think I think he's changed a bit if I'm not mistaken hip-hop used to always be in support of Trump before he was doing the presidential thing I'm not the most you know But he was a Democrat too back then.
2:05:30Yeah, he was a Democrat for most of his life. And then also, I feel like nobody could have ever guessed in a million years that he would have taken on so many of the stances that he has taken on at this point. So I can't really judge Mac Miller for writing a cute Donald Trump song at some point. Right. But now him being in the position that he's in, then we just see more of who he is as a person. Was he just hiding it the whole time? Well, there's clips of maybe that's him, but also there's clips of him saying, hey, if I ever run for office, I'm going to run as a Republican. it's kind of easy to manipulate them and kind of get into their views easier and convince them that I'm on their side than Democrats.
2:06:05He did it and he said it and he ran it up. Yeah, and he did his thing. I'm going to not dig any deeper into the Swaley topic there, but glad that we were able to. Yeah, there's going to be a lot of those people kind of walking back their Trump support because they're probably going to get a lot of flack for some of the stuff he's doing. Every right wing podcaster. People get mad. As soon as you say anything positive about Trump, they're on your ass. But wait, that's kind of a part of it, too, is like, I want to see the contract between a rapper and the Trump campaign saying we are going to pay you X amount of dollars for your support.
2:06:41Because I've seen so many people posit that. And I even have people that I'm cool with, like Amber Rose, who at certain points I've just looked at them and been like, OK, you have to be. Has to be. You have to be getting paid to save this shit, right? You can't believe this shit. But I don't know. I've never like seen it but but also think about what he's saying he was being offered money to perform at a Trump concert and then tweet about it before and after which that is very much more in line with like you're it's just a contract for you to perform at a concert it's not like hey you support Donald Trump and you tweet about him 10 times a month for the next couple months like that would be such a different thing like Snoop performed at the inauguration you know yeah and he but he's able to just say like whatever I performed at a fucking concert it is what it is right like it's kind of but he did get flack because he was so anti-trump around 2016 he was on that i think sometimes there's a lot of sheep mentality too though i think a lot of people be acting like they don't like trump just because that's the popular thing that you're supposed to say but i don't really be knowing no for sure but but even when this last election cycle the cool thing was to like trump it was like the counter you know to the woke shit it was all that so that kind of bolstered him up a lot is like you know it was yg fuck donald trump 2016 and now all the rappers are like no it's actually kind of edgy and cool to like drill yeah yeah we're contrarian yeah it's a weird uh new world that we're living in in which like the fuck donald trump song was just taken at face value that like everybody was going to agree with this i recall being at rolling loud and like when the song first came out and like every single person losing their mind for it and now you fast forward to you know the last few years it's a lot more controversial whoa i just noticed something else on the wall.
2:08:19Tommy Guns crossed out Blanco 15 on the wall. Oh, wow. Which he did spend a very large percentage of his interview talking shit about Blanco 15. He whacked it out and everything. I think that's the first whacked out name on this wall. That's the whacked out. Damn, so next time Blanco 15 comes, you know he's gunning for the wall. Blue team on blue team crime. Damn, that's crazy, man. I didn't realize that. Oh, somebody on his team, one of his guys probably. Alright, one of the biggest Sorry, one of the biggest storylines over the last week has been the fact that Kanye performed two sold out shows at the SoFi Stadium, I do believe.
2:09:08I saw some people saying it was the third biggest concert of all time, which almost certainly can't be true, but either way, it was like, you know, two sold out dates in a row is pretty huge and a lot of people are kind of celebrating this suggesting that this is the uh is proof that the cancel culture age is over kanya is 100 back uh but then we're kind of seeing the the other side of that where his new album bully is out and he's he's about the headline wireless festival but now we've got like four major sponsors including pepsi paypal rockstar energy etc we're all pulling out of wireless festival because of the fact that kanye is headlining um cross the pond is tripping right now yeah how does it feel it feels like cancel culture is still more alive over in europe in england right in particular um moose man how do you feel about all this are you ready to welcome kanye back into your heart i am i am for sure because he the apology that he gave he did apologize he sat down with the rabbis he did a whole like jewish kind of forgive me tour um you know i don't remember when that was last year sometime he blamed it on his mental health yeah he blames it on his mental health gotta do that i think just him seeming sincere wanting to do better we need to give people you know chances to do great and do good things and i think kanye he didn't kill any jewish people you know i've heard enough yeah that we know of currently i forgave michael vick for killing a bunch of dogs i have to forgive kanye for saying some mean things about jewish people and you know saying sorry and moving on with his life but i don't think any of that stuff killed anyone you know it's not hurting anyone too bad if they're offended but it's always going to go back to you know if you speak about them folks uh they're going to do all in their power to take you down and make sure that you're out here just moving and grooving how you want yeah like the baby offended the gay community but i think if the baby was you know he's not going to be removed from uh Wireless Festival.
2:11:08I've had a bunch of people pointing out that, who's the murderer that was on the bill last year? I'm forgetting who it was already. A lot of people calling that out. Kanye playing wireless was enough to get all these corporations to pull up, but last year they had performers who had actually killed people and they were allowed to perform. I just think it's a tough thing with Kanye. I think he is canceled to being like the megastar that we knew that he was. I don't think he'll ever be able to headline the Super Bowl. Or just because it's just going to be too many big corporations that are going to get upset.
2:11:47But I have a theory about the whole Kanye thing. And I think it sucks. Like how you just said, like, yo, you got to blame it on mental illness a second ago. I felt like if Kanye had cancer, he would be cool. And what I mean by that is I feel like people don't really respect mental illnesses. Like when he wigs out and he says some wild shit, like that really is a byproduct of what he's going through. Like if you really look up bipolar and what it is, but it's like, we don't give them the pass because when the person's dealing with a mental illness, you think like, nah, you just faking it or you scapegoating that shit and you really can control it.
2:12:16But no, when you think about it, like if he's bipolar, like they say he is, and he's not on his meds and he's a billionaire, like who can tell? And if that's like the worst thing he's doing is saying some wild shit, it'd just be like, man, he's just having a moment. But I think he's never going to get that pass because of how we are as a society. But if we're just like blaming shit on mental illness now, I mean, like YNW Melly clearly doesn't get it. Like a clean bill of health. And he allegedly killed his two friends. Should we give him a pass to as a murderer? Well, no. I mean, but if it was mentally, if it was mental illness induced, I think that at least needs to be brought into the equation of how you punish somebody like that.
2:12:52Because there's been cases of people that do something when they're in a manic state or when they're in a state where they can't really control. Sometimes it's like the lights are on, but nobody's home. You don't really have you could just wig out and do some wild shit like, you know, I'm saying that I just think people never respect it like that because they think that you could check it. But with Kanye, it's like many years of saying some of the most offensive things that a celebrity has ever said in modern times. And really like helping to propagate those views and helping to popularize stuff like the sort of anti-Semitic outbreak that I would say that we're in at this point in history, which is really kind of unprecedented.
2:13:31Like he's, he really took on causes and said things that have never been said in hip hop history or really like pop culture history outside of like, you know, white power bands in the nineties or whatever, which definitely were not part of like pop culture. Yeah. That was a thing that kind of, uh, I kind of watched a video that was Kanye's greatest kind of hits from that time. Some of the George Floyd stuff he was saying, like, I forgot about that. Yeah. It was like, it was definitely like, you know, yeah. George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose. it wasn't because of Derek Chauvin it's like it was just kept going but you know it kind of reminded me of how Dope Boy's perspective is the Tourette's guy saying the hard R you know Adam gave him the pass you know what I'm saying is this Kanye's hard R Tourette's I'm actually listen I'm actually like actively angry at my friend Vlad for speaking out against the guy with Tourette's as if he's like an actual racist I think it might be in him a little bit listen we all know that racism exists but the nature of tourette's is that you're like having an outburst that you can't control yeah in any way so i'm having it floating around in your head even in the depths for you to be the thing that you're pulling out i think does okay something if you were given tourette's right now you would know what to say to offend doughboy on a racial basis yes even if you would not do so but i've never heard racially induced tourettes no but it's like pretty common But that's the same thing with the mind, like with Kanye, like in his mind, deep down, he knows the disrespectful, ridiculous things that you could say to make people not mess with you.
2:15:06And then when you're in that manic state, your mind will be like, yeah. And he was so crazy that he kind of was convincing me a couple of times, like when he was like, hey, there's all these Jewish execs in hip hop that are profiting off of black people's trauma. I'm going to make this swastika chain to profit off your trauma. I'm like, that's kind of a fair exchange of ideas. Idealistically, I was getting that. The Swastika chain is underrated. We don't really talk about that, but that was pretty out there. Yeah. You know, in terms of. But like his reasoning, I'm like, even if he's manic, he's kind of spitting right now.
2:15:35I'm not going to lie. Yeah. Like a lot of stuff that he says does make sense, but I could also understand how people can get offended by stuff. He says stuff about people's kids. Like he starts smiling. The Jay-Z. And I get it. And it's just like, everybody's not going to give you that pass to walk it back after you come back from that state of mind that you're in. And we know the Jewish community is especially, you know, militant about, you know, them being persecuted. They're dexterous. But to be honest, I sometimes feel like the Jewish community be like on some bully shit a little bit too much.
2:16:01For sure. Y 'all act like y 'all the only group of people that can't get talked about or something said about you. Yeah. You said y 'all are people too? Israel is definitely, or the Jews in general are definitely like partially responsible for their reputation. For sure. Outside of the fact that there just seems to be like an impulse throughout all the human history. Yeah, to go after them. They don't do themselves that many favors. They're just chasing the bag, man. They will tweak out and then that's always the biggest thing. people then they talk about all the opportunities and business that you'll lose once you do it because they have such great business acumen but yeah okay let's do a thumbs up or thumbs down pretend that you are the ceo of pepsi and you have to decide if you are going to pull out of sponsoring wireless festival because of any of the following things saying that slavery was a choice if i'm the ceo of pepsi that that does not qualify like he's he's making commentary about his own people i don't see that as being so disqualifying that so thumbs up for that right that's i'm saying like i would not cancel on it yeah i put it the same way yeah okay made a song called hail hillary to me that pretty much does it and you could you could throw in stuff like the the swastika chain to me it doesn't help that the song was fire at all i don't i don't recall the song that way i hate that it was a banger a little bit you know I did have it stuck in my head for a day or two, but I don't have any real.
2:17:23Shout out to all my Jewish people, you know, but that was a banger. Yeah. And this is just a random tweet that I saw that got like 10 ,000 likes, uh, made a swastika t-shirt. I'm going to put that with the hell hailer thing that I feel like that is disqualifying. They're going to get you. They're going to get you. Yeah. Uh, said he was a Nazi. So if the hell hailer thing didn't do it for you. Black skinhead, that doesn't. But, but okay. Skinheads are not inherently racist. I know you're going to get on that, but we know what it is. but he said i am a nazi yeah okay yeah okay okay okay war a white lives matter shirt i don't care about that that's whatever called abortion genocide and population control that that just makes him a regular Christian yeah i don't really care about that uh he was MAGA and anti-vax i mean like half the people watching this yeah uh two dozen lawsuits from former employees many of which were like of a sexual nature.
2:18:14I mean, not great, but I'm not, if I'm, there's plenty of people out here. Yeah. There's plenty of guys out here. Really kind of amazing that all that gets kind of brushed under the, yeah, you don't really hear much about it. Beat your girl up, sexual stuff, but don't say nothing about the Jewish people. Right. That's where the line gets drawn. For sure. And then said he, said he was going to go death con three on the Jews. Also, that's good. That one's a little more vague. I'm not going to give him that. I think, but really like most of the fucked up shit he did was pretty much aimed at the Jewish community.
2:18:42like his anti-black shit was like he wore the fucking clans of clansman outfit i mean you could kind of like pass that off as like well it's a fashion kind of shock jockey kind of yeah and then the slavery thing he had the conversation with van lathan later where they kind of broke it down deeper and kind of he walked it back a little bit so yeah and saying slavery as a choice is just like such a dumb thing to say that it's like it's kind of hard to get offended by it yeah for sure but that's just for him talking when he's not well that's him probably talking when he ain't had no sleep like one fucking say some bugged out shit yeah when they're having an episode so that's just i empathize with designer whipped his dick out and beat off on the plane because he was vegan that i don't know how do these things correlate with each other he's a vegan he's lacking protein like we shouldn't cancel designer because he was vegan and he was going through some shit being vegan okay he had low protein his testosterone was probably that still don't make that'll make it all right to whip out on the plane yeah does it apply to everything where do you where do you draw the line for the mental health stuff like you know oh i touched this kid uh my mental health was crazy no that's what i'm saying like no it's not that's never an excuse to i mean and you're right there does need to be a line that has to be drawn but it's just very difficult to know where it is to draw it because when motherfuckers is off of their shit and they offer their meds and they really in a fucked up mental state they'll do a lot of shit a lot of time and they'll do harmful shit to themselves they say one out of five people that's bipolar ain't gonna make it out of that that's high percentages.
2:20:12No, that's true. As a person who spent a lot of time in mosh pits throughout my life, I will say, though, that this was a pretty jarring thing for me to see. Put the screen on. I heard a lot of comments about his fan base being different nowadays, too. They just start taking off on each other? That's moshing. Adam started this. The vast majority of these people seem like they've never been in a mosh pit before. They've probably never even been to a concert before. This isn't punk. What is that guy, the black and white shirt? What is he doing? He's Eastern European for sure. Oh, my God. This makes me wish that I went just for the sheer people watching.
2:20:54He played all the hits, too. I could outmosh any of these guys any day. So is it science to moshing? There's just styles. Do you do the R thing? Do you just bump into people? What was your style? Can you give us like a little sample? I could give you a full demo, but what I will say is that I grew up in the Boston hardcore scene and it was like the most violent mosh scene in history. When I talk about it with like, even people who are like really in the metal and hardcore community, they talk about that era and that location as like the craziest moshing that ever took place. So it's like, I'm forever forced to look at this kind of stuff.
2:21:36The gentrified moshy. It's just the most jabroni behavior of all time. Do people just, like, they just, like, punch each other, like, when you're in there, just bow. Like, kind of, like, throwing, like, not looking and swinging back, you know, kind of random movements. The hardcore scene that I grew up in was, like, like, I remember one time, like, seeing this one kid, like, start moshing and, like, backs up to the pit. So the pit is behind him, like, all the people that sort of form the perimeter. And he goes like this, woo, woo, and somehow manages to hit both people in their nose and both people had to like run out of the mosh area because he had just broken both of their noses.
2:22:15And this is like, this is without looking. Bah, bah. I don't remember this dude's name. I just remember like the level of cruelty that I saw in that era of my life is like way worse. Like all these gang members who are killing each other, they seem totally normal and logical in comparison to that shit that I witnessed in my life. So, Kanye, your fans are a bunch of fucking normie fucks at this point, so I'm just going to say that. Absolutely no black people in there at all. Yeah, that was a big criticism on Twitter. Yeah, the lack of melancholy. Yeah, the Twitter fiends had a field day with this.
2:22:47I feel like there's probably plenty of black people there. T-Rell was there. He didn't get in the pit. Ricky was there. Ricky, I mean, similar style of men, you know, a couple of tunas, and they didn't go near the pit. Did Ricky mosh? No? No, Ricky was not moshing, for sure. he had a nice outfit on and stuff you know he's not moshin i do want to do this podcast with ricky at some point for sure ricky was somebody that i was kind of considering did did our uh did our podcast convince you of that did our uh 15 minute on weather convince you of that by any chance i watched their podcast and they were talking about the weather for the first 15 minutes which he just broke all of our hearts we're just like oh the big 22 he's like what the fuck are you talking about the weather that's like the most lowbrow like pod criticism to be like yo in in Sacramento is hotter than LA.
2:23:31Hot than a motherfucker. It's hotter. I'm like, I don't even remember this combo, but I'm never talking about weather again. That pot had like five reviews, so I'm like looking at it like, damn, this is you guys potting kind of feeling like not that many people are ever going to see this, which is fine. You can do that kind of vibe. Just talk about the heat. It felt like Kid Cudi that day. But also, it's all about what you consider to be... Think about streamers who are on for eight hours a day right talking about the weather is kind of like well shit if you're on there for eight hours yeah you might have to talk about the weather at some point whereas like podcasting and and this is something i have to like unlearn when i do those irl streams is like i have to teach myself to care less about it being entertaining or interesting because sometimes when you're doing the irl stream like you're just gonna have to be doing some bullshit for a while and like it's not like the podcast where i feel like every second of the last two hours and 20 minutes has been like riveting pretty solid conversation like we're actually talking about things like if 10 seconds went by which we were like not talking it would be the loudest silence in the world for sure yo you know what we should do on some streaming shit we should stream some workouts that's what I was just saying yeah that could be some good content too yeah cause I'm trying to like at least vlog some of my workouts for sure and really like you know chronicle it I want to do some like really extended long endurance content on this podcast like I want to do I want to do a 24 hour lock in here on stream I want to do a 72 hour and I want to do a full week I want to be here for all of them bro we need some type of showering system in here if we're going to be in here a week I'm not sitting next to stinky 22 okay and we do actually have multiple routes that could work in that sense because there is a Wet wipes.
2:25:24There's a gym within like 100 feet of here. There we go. Now, I don't actually know the owner, but I heard that he's cool and he might be down to be a part of such a thing. Okay. Although I don't. Also, I feel weird about like going somewhere that's that close to here. You got to face the camera down the whole time and walk over there. Yeah. You could already kind of like figure out where we are regardless, but that would be a little awkward. But there's a million gyms that we could theoretically use. But I would like to do like a really extreme workout day where we basically do like a Biggest Loser style.
2:25:55That'd be fire. Hey, we're going to work out for like 10 hours today. We lose like 15 pounds in a day. Even though I don't think that that's actually like good. It's not. It's good for content. We got 12 weeks, man. It's not going to kill us. It would be fun. But like on The Biggest Loser, like you watch that documentary about that shit? That shit was terrible for my fuckers. What happened? It was insane. They were making motherfuckers like starve themselves, do like five hours of cardio. oh okay it's just like if you're torturous if you're 500 pounds and you want to lose weight like doing eight hours of cardio in a day is just like pretty stupid it really is you'll get injured you know yeah like i'm down to do it for content oh yeah yes great like the david goggins kind of vibe you know it's like i'm i'm down we just want to carry the boat we need to find a clout to carry the boat clout hungry trainer who's down to be a part of it no and to like really put us through that like i do have the boxing gym in tarzana that could be lit that could It'd be like an hour of it.
2:26:47And then God, just think about how gross we're going to be by the end of this day. I'm just thinking about, I need to get in a better party all day. That'd be crazy. I've never seen that done either. That'd be cool. Right? Oh yeah. 24 hours of working out. Let's fucking do it. What if one of us like passes out? One of us dies. Then you drink some electrolytes. You lose the competition. You lose the competition. We should do something where we're all on like, uh, on treadmills and we just got to walk. That's all. Yeah. Your clock, you're on the ground, head split open. The blood is pouring out.
2:27:15Loser. you lose we lost more weight get your dead ass out of here no but the dude Nick what's his name I forget he was dating Scott Bria at a certain point he went to my wedding I don't remember his last name this is fucked up he did a thing where he lost 10 pounds of I think almost all liquids kind of UFC fighter cut kind of vibes sitting in a sauna I never want to do that that looks horrible and it's very unhealthy for you destroys your body but so okay bradley martin would be totally happy to have us that would be great do that and that that would be the clout infusion that we would actually need for that sort of content yeah you got to get us jacked and skinny let me ask y 'all this what do you think you're going to have more difficulty with during the weight loss challenge sticking to your workouts or sticking to your diet workouts well okay this is something that i talked about recently on the podcast i realized is and this is like some of the best advice i got about dieting is basically like a lot of people try to kind of half-ass it with the diet and then make up for it by working out a lot and that's really like not how this usually works out is like you need to be militant hardcore with the diet and then really if you wanted to not work out it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world because think about it if if we if i eat two pieces of pizza right now that's what like 800 calories or whatever 700 calories worth of pizza i'm like 10 miles wash it down with a soda i'm gonna yeah throw the soda in there you're officially over a thousand if i want to lose a thousand calories through working out this is like three hours of me doing cardio or whatever yeah so for me from my perspective i would much rather like give myself grace like if i have been dieting really hard and i get home at the end of the day and i just absolutely can't imagine myself doing more cardio i'm just gonna not do the cardio and just go to sleep and then wake up and eat and feel okay about it whereas like no matter how i feel if i want to do the best version of this that i can i need to not fuck around with the diet that's like really that's the slippery slope it can go from a day to a week sure yeah that's my problem for sure that's true okay but but i will i want to ask ask you this have you experienced the benefits of the cheat day because that's what fucks me up.
2:29:36Because it'll turn into a cheat month for me. Yeah, exactly. A cheat year. It's a cheat year. Because I went to Miami for the Boo Face fight, and I'm not eating that bad, but I am eating burgers and pasta or whatever. We go out to eat. I'm kind of eating regular food. And then I get back, and it's like I see that my weight has gone up a little bit, but then two days later, my weight is significantly lower, like lost a couple pounds, which I feel like throughout my life is very consistent. That's how I am. If you do the cheat day, a lot of times your metabolism really needs that spike. Not even a cheat day.
2:30:10I feel like it's like a cheat meal. What I ate today, the cheat steak, yeah. Probably not that crazy calorie-wise, but I feel like all that fat and cheese. All that bread. I feel like cheat day is a mistake for me at this point in my life, but cheat meal once a week or a couple weeks or whatever. But you have to like really eat healthy for a long time before you earn. No, for sure. And it's very hard to gauge. You see what I always end up doing. I fall into the trap of always just try to cut carbs. Cause that's always just meat and vegetables. Yeah. And then I'll just end up going on the most wicked carb binge ever.
2:30:47Yeah. Give me all the noodles and bread and everything. Yeah. I've been drinking mostly just like water and unsweet tea for the past, I don't know, two, three years. So it's really just the food. I just kind of eat normally and I need to work out more for sure. This is what I am going to do differently this time, though, because every time I've lost massive amounts of weight, I do heavy, heavy cardio and I don't do a ton of weights. This time I'm lifting weights. Yeah, I've been trying to just last time I lost a bunch of weight. I was 315 before and I'm 260. So that happened over the past couple of years.
2:31:19And I was just running. I started jogging. I tried. I dieted at first, lost about 30 pounds. And then I started walking, started jogging. And then I started, you know, just hitting the road. I mean, there's a lot of success with that 10 ,000 steps a day. No, for sure. Because I think that's like five miles, five miles around. So I know we said they were going to try to avoid gangster topics. Adam can't help himself. So allegedly everybody is talking about this and they're claiming that Offset got shot. No. I don't know if this is real or not, but this is purporting to be a video of the scene. He's gotten violent outside of a casino probably.
2:31:56Maybe he's a shooter. Oh, wow. That's when Offset's homies, maybe. I hope that that's not him. So they have somebody apprehended. That's not Offset. The other guy's not Offset. So Offset's somewhere shot, I guess, is what we're supposed to believe. It looks like they're holding down people who shot him. Yeah, that's what it seems. But one guy seemed like he was trying to get to the guy that shot him. You know, it's confusing. I mean, the really crazy thing about this is that less than a week ago, Offset had a little viral story of, like, not wanting to take a photo with a fan because he was in the casino by himself, which I do feel like even famous people can kind of be alone in a casino for the most part and kind of be left alone.
2:32:35So that's pretty interesting. But he also... Prayers to whoever it was that got shot. But hopefully it's not Offset. Offset did not get shot. He got shot. Offset is fine though. Where did he get hit at?
2:33:02the circumstances are not clear he's fine but i guess he did get shot he was shot or was involved in a shooting so i mean damn that's that's amazing to hear because i'm not ready for a world in which we have just a soul migo no no for sure and but offset needs to calm down on the gambling every I feel like I hear his name in the casinos a lot. He was begging some other rapper to front him real quick because he hit his limit or something. It seems like his life is going down a dark path with the gambling. For sure. I'm going to do it. If search academics offset gambling, academics has said some crazy shit about rumors that he's heard about offset with the gambling.
2:33:45Yeah, I've seen some videos where he looks kind of twacked out in there. It's just like he needs it. You can tell he's addicted. Oh, it's already on No Jumper. It got posted two minutes ago. Reps say Offset was shot near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Florida. Circumstances involving the shooting are unclear. Wow, that is fucking crazy. Yeah, prayers up for Offset. He's cool. But yeah, if he's good. If Malcolm is watching this right now, that's not how you spell confirms. He wrote confirmses. So I'm just going to throw that out there. But this probably happened because he might have been Dolo.
2:34:19you know maybe they try to run down on him because they saw he had no security because he's up there too much to be paying security to come with him every time i think he can stay in there for fucking what 24 hours straight you know who knows how long all your money gambling why are you gonna pay a big big strong man to stand next to you maybe it was a b4 like a gambling that's what i was thinking too maybe he owe some people some money a lot of times at a casino like your security is not going to be allowed to bring their gun into like granted florida has pretty lax gun laws but like there a lot of that's one thing that's weird when you go down south like i'm in i'm in nashville and i'm thinking like oh everybody got guns out here and then you go to the mall and there's signs everywhere that says you can't bring a gun in here you go to the dolly part what was the dolly parton stampede and it's just no guns absolutely not so it's like so you can have it but you can't have any places where there's big groups of people you're not able to bring any situation in which you might actually need it yeah so they're waiting for him outside there's nothing he can do pretty much yeah um okay so i guess we're just gonna hit like a couple little uh more things i think this this one stands out as something oh god here we go very much uh the type of stuff that we want to be covering adam you better watch it man because i've been seeing some of the other whites out here whiling the whites are whiling as you can tell right here by this beautiful white woman jake paul says that he put he he planned on i thought he was planning on reacting to Juski's conservative woman skit by doing blackface and making a skit of his own.
2:35:43For the record, I kind of fed into the fake news with this because Erica Kirk has not responded to the Juski skit in any way. Oh, she hasn't? No. There's a lot of fake news acting like she was. So I kind of fell for that a little bit as well. But here's what Jake Paul has to say about all this. Because I've been over the last couple of days calling makeup artists. And I was going to do a response to this and like go and do like the full on. Darker? Yeah. And do it back. Because why not? Yeah. Like, are we on the same playing field? Like. I think if there's a way to do it. oh singing in well there's even this sentence but if there's a way to do it i've been here many times if there's a way to do it i think yeah i think there needs to be some black support by the way there there are so many things that i just don't want to hear at theo vaughn like i don't know who the millions of people watching this podcast are but it feels like most of the time when I click on a clip of Theo Vaughn, it's him way out of his depth.
2:36:57For sure. That's kind of funny. I'm not going to lie. Seeing him out of his element and kind of awkward like this is hilarious. And I fuck with him. I've never had a bad experience with him, but I would never intentionally click on anything remotely political to hear Theo Vaughn talk about him. And I would understand if people said the same thing about me. Yeah, it's kind of Candace Owens arc he's on a little bit. It's kind of weird. Yeah, but he's funny as hell still. for the character, I think. Like I'm saying, say if Drewski or I'm trying to think of somebody else. Charles Barkley. Charles Barkley.
2:37:38If you got one of those guys, you'd be like, do something. Because I've been over the last couple of days. Hey, Dion, I want you to do this skit with me. let's do this but but still that's that's pussy now you think it is yeah to me there's a level of like doesn't that make us more um like prejudice oh like more prejudice that makes us jake paul's first time saying that word more prejudice sound it out to this site oh okay if we have to partner with someone. Druski just dropped this. And he's done it a couple of times, actually. Exactly. I fucking love it. This is great. This is how humans should be.
2:38:29I agree. We should fucking make fun of each other. I do agree with that. And I don't see it in color. I see it in truth and comedy. So, like, what are we talking about? What era are we living in? Dude, Justin Trudeau, didn't he? He's freaking dating Sadie Bear. You see that, Justin Trudeau the mayor of I was just with them I was just with them no you were not yeah at the JP Morgan summit he was b-facing look at him right there in the middle look at Danny Mullen right here
2:39:00and he's definitely done that he's definitely done that do we have context on I just I have to ask for my own personal benefit I think he was trying to say he was Indian or something I think it was i forget though uh context of him wearing black face because the world the world was a lot different at this time i'm guessing this was 2019 oh no no it came out 2019 i was like jesus that's recent 2001 wait a minute he did it multiple times 2001 when he was 29 which is a full-grown man the first and most prominent photo published by time magazine shows him at an arabian nights gala at the west point gray so i don't want to hear any african americans getting offended by this he was making fun of arabian people not right people so it's also a black and white photo maybe if it was color photo it might have shown a different shade you know he's it was more identifiable but he looks like he's trying to be black but look he also admitted to another incident where he wore blackface to sing the jamaican folks that was in high school why would you ever admit that and then a third incident was revealed to a video obtained by global news appearing to show a young trudeau in the early 1990s laughing and covered in black makeup a serial b-facer huh and then he's also said that there might be more than that oh my god he's not willing to say that there was only three that's wild wow cancel him and how are they like the most woke people and he's got the most b-faces out here yeah insane what are you about to say No, I'm just saying that's the thing.
2:40:35I feel like black people, like the whole culture would be so pissed off if this was a white comedian. Like if Jake Paul does, even though I know he's not a comedian, niggas is going to be up in arms. Rightfully so. No, not rightfully so. Rightfully so, for sure. But why is it cool for Juiceke to do it then? Because there was no such thing as minstrel shows for white people. That's the difference. I feel like niggas be too sensitive sometimes. You can say that, but the historical value is there. You know, because those shows were not just, oh, we're black. And, you know, this is a show. It's no, we're black and black people are lazy.
2:41:08There's they're more sexually oriented to sleep around there. You know, those were all the tropes that were worked into that. So are you telling me that a hundred years later, we can't be advanced enough as humans to be like, all right, maybe it started as something offensive. But a hundred years later, it's all in good fun. Like Juski can dress up. Yeah. And probably 80 percent of Americans. don't even know what a minstrel show is, right? I get that, but also I don't think there's been enough work to help out the black people for white people to just start jumping on the blackface train. Like, let's maybe start getting - No, but see, that's why we're talking about, like, niggas just being too sensitive, and I can say this as a black man.
2:41:45I just feel like sometimes we just, like, even with, and I know I might catch some heat for this, but, like, even, like, black people get mad if anybody that's not black say the N-word. Like, I'm just, like, at this point, the word is part of the culture. It's evolved. It doesn't have the same racial epitomes that it did way back in the day. So I'm not one of those type of people. If I hear somebody that's not black say the N-word, I'm not going to be like, what'd you just say? But we're also from Sacramento, and that's much more normalized. I got homies from Philly, and they would never let a Mexican or a Latino dude say the N-word in front of them.
2:42:13They trip on that shit. I don't trip, because I just feel like it's just like when Kendrick did his concert and the girl came up and she's literally singing the words to the song, and now we stopping. Like, come on, bro. I just feel like words can evolve and they can change, just like how women are with the B-word. like that usually would be something very offensive you say to woman but like if that's my bitch like so it can change over time and this i feel like we're so picky and choosy with who can do it because it's just like we let cardi b say nigga we let fat joe say nigga i don't care exactly but just cardi b cardi b always says afro latina though oh yeah sure black there you go but then where is the line that you draw it who can say it i'm just at this point it's just a word new york i've got it's just like a hip-hop word at this point now everybody got like when you see videos you see the whitest white boys like let's go nigga like i don't feel like they're being racist in that but also i think jake paul is only doing this out of spite like you're playing with the white face shit i'm gonna do blackface it's like it's not in a funny way he's saying like oh let's make comedy legal again that's why i don't fuck with him i don't fuck with him doing it because he's not a comedian he's not gonna do it what you do exactly now you just want to do some stereotypical shit exactly to be like you did something but he juice he's a comedian it I think more often than not, it's going to be that for white people doing blackface than a white comedian being like, I'm going to do this really funny skit in blackface.
2:43:30That's all I'm saying. Right. It's more of a reaction to Drewski. Right. They're just saying like, oh, you do some shit that we find defensively. Let us get one off. I see what you're saying. I mean, the whole thing, though, too, is that it's like Drewski did one of the funniest videos I've seen in memory dressed as a white woman. Yeah. If a white comedian was going to wear blackface, I actually feel like maybe Theo Vaughn is not the guy because he's kind of too big. But I could imagine a white comedian tomorrow painting himself black, and if it was funny, like the way that that was funny, I feel like he could glide past the criticism.
2:44:10Now, is he going to lose his Pepsi sponsorship if he has one? Yeah, for sure. right but i do think that like we are due for some comedian to sort of bust that door down i think that's i'm starting to agree more because just because like what about like louis ck like and hard r jokes and stuff like there's context where it's like yeah he made me laugh at some of those you know i mean it's not just this cringe like shock jock type of thing like there's kind of thoughtfulness to where if you do something and play on that line that you can make it funny but i don't have trust in jake paul to break down that yeah he's not the person to do it like we know you more for boxing these days.
2:44:44He's definitely not the guy to do it because Jake Paul also like viral as hell. Not funny. He's not a funny guy. He's like a he's a famous guy who's been hit in the head too many times and he talks kind of funny. But, you know, we respect him as a boxer. The fact that he went from a YouTuber to a boxer for sure. But he's just not funny. Yeah. Right. And I feel like whatever he would do would be a fit. I just assume that. Because we already know he's like a huge Trump supporter and shit. He's going to fuck this up. Drewski is not overtly political. Drewski poking fun at Erica Kirk is edgy, but Drewski's not out here like waving the Kamala flag.
2:45:21And if he was, it would probably feel way different. If the skit came off, like he was really just trying to shit on Erica Kirk. And keep in mind, like Drewski's a guy who built the majority of his fan base, at least early on through making fun of black people, saying like, oh, this is what the guy in Atlanta who hangs out outside the store selling drugs is like. you know he also encapsulated like the frat boy humor too and started getting the white boy like he's shown so many times that he's capable of of mocking his own culture that when he finally decides to do it to erica kirk it doesn't really like read as super offensive and one of the most relevant people like in the media since charlie kirk died and he could have made it so much worse they could have had a fucking corpse in the casket and he's just dancing because actually a lot of the shit that erica kirk did in the wake of her husband being killed was like worse than the shit that he's actually doing jd vance yeah come on i mean there was a lot of worship i actually want to watch this more just to figure out because it doesn't jake paul doesn't feel like he's talking about doing blackface because he's been aggrieved by the druski doing whiteface thing it seems like he actually just feels like you know we're like what i'm saying that we're i feel like we're due as a culture for blackface to be kind of destigmatized do recall that like six years ago five years ago, Megyn Kelly lost her TV anger job for merely asking, like, why is Blackface so offensive?
2:46:42Like, that's basically what she said. She didn't say it's OK. She said, is it really that crazy? And she lost her job for it. And I do feel like we're kind of like way past that now. But what would you think would happen if somebody actually put the makeup on? So if she got canceled just for saying the question, whoever puts that paint on is going to get cooked. OK, who's the perfect white boy to do it? Who's the Drewski of the white comedy slash comedian set? It has to be like Theo or fucking. He's so mainstream. Drewski's not trying to be serious in any way for the most part. You don't hear Drewski have serious conversations.
2:47:20He's just a funny guy. Do you think Matt Rife could pull it off? Fuck no. He would lose his entire home. They're too Normie. They're like Normie. Even if he could pull it off and it was funny, his career would never be the same. No, for sure. What about Trevor Wallace? He's funny. He's definitely, but he's a little safer too. Yeah, he's definitely safer. Who's the funniest edgy white comedian? Ooh, could Gary Owen do it? They're going to cook him. Yeah, because he panders too much. Right, right, right. He's on his panders. So you agree that it should be a fair game kind of, but you know that that's not reality.
2:47:56Exactly. Let's just stop. That's why when I said niggas be sensitive, like let's let go of things that happened 100 years ago We understand what it was then, but now we can all make fun and poke fun at each other. Andrew Schultz. That was that somebody popped in my head. Schultz might be able to do it. Shout out Schultz. I think he's going to have a hard time getting the Tony. After the Trump. I don't think Tony. You think they would cook Schultz for that? For sure. I think he could make it funny because he's so cerebral. Out of all the people we listed, probably would make it the most funny, I think.
2:48:24But with his connection to Trump and, you know, I don't think Jim and I really even understood the question because i said funniest edgy white comedians who could maybe pull off robert downey jr did get it all he did it yeah he's not like present you guys got him so stop crying you know he's not even a comedian he just he did it good too yeah he was a comedic actor in that one there's gotta be somebody but i don't know yeah okay hey dion want you to do this skit with me let's do this but but still that's that's pussy now you think it is yeah to me there's a level of like doesn't that make oh he got caught for this before I can't unsee it now but to be fair that picture is in black and white so we can't tell that's what I was saying too that's fair that's kind of fair what about Jimmy Kimmel when he was blacking around over there blacking around but like on a purely committed level Well, tell me that this is not so funny.
2:49:26That's funny. Like the same way that it's just funny to see a fat black guy paint his entire body white. Exactly. Like that is hilarious. Like my gut says that. That is a hilarious image right there. Jimmy Kimmel dressed up as a black guy. It's just funny. And I see people who's cooking me in the comments. They calling me a sellout already. I get it. I understand. But what I'm just saying is this is coming from a comedian myself. Like I just, I value the funny. Like, is it funny? Don't do no jizz. risque shit just to do risque shit but if it's funny let's just fucking laugh i hate that and i'm not saying black people need to get over stuff like that we all need to get over shit can we just fucking laugh life is hard enough it's just a joke like i think white chicks is one of the funniest movies ever like we shouldn't like we shouldn't lose the license to be funny it's just a joke yeah like dave chapelle at the racial draft yes it's just funny it's great so i feel like black people should be able to do it and white people i think maybe white people just aren't that funny to do the blackface yet maybe they gotta work towards that i think what it is black people have got it off and because it is more of an open door and more taboo for white people to do it they don't know how to the angle that they're gonna do it from right and it just might come off as some stereotypical bullshit you notice how precarious this is because we can't even think of a comedian who could actually because everybody would be scared for sure yeah it's hard to be like a white dude who's like like you know it's not hard to be a white comedian but it's hard to be like a huge name who's intentionally edgy as fuck on race especially race yeah because for a second i was trying to think like could i do it and like i'm an edgy white boy but then i just pictured that like literally every black person that i ever have wanted to have on the podcast would either not do it or that would be like a large percentage of what we had to talk about for the next couple years.
2:51:17It's the sensitivity I'm talking about and why it could be funny, man. I would champion you doing it as long as it's funny. I'd be like, hey, let me help push this up. You've got Dope Boy on your side. Let me help push this up. I'm trying to make it funny. Okay, part of it that makes it so funny is that he's a man dressing as a woman. Right. So who is the black woman that I could dress as? Exactly. Candace Owens. Yeah. You've got to find somebody who's disliked. Nicki Minaj. You've got to find somebody that people got dogpiled on and they might be able to you know that's the angle he has nikki minaj listen if i was ready to just be done in the public eye that would be your last act that's the last act for sure dude like 50 walk off 55 year old adam that is like you know what i got a little money saved up my kids are out of college or out of high school at least like it's time it's time fuck it i'm nicky minaj that's my last act wow that's fucking hilarious all right i guess we have like time to maybe hit like one more topic i feel i feel like like the the tuesday show has just become this monstrosity where we're on stream for like five hours each time definitely don't feel like we need to like forcibly uh bite that off but oh this is a funny thing that we actually uh we're covering uh while we were on our group chat.
2:52:39Here we go.
2:52:45Trending. Former Steelers defensive and Shea on Green has gone viral for his extremely intense training sessions as a fitness coach. We've never seen anything like this. He doesn't care about it. Adam doesn't care about any of that. Nothing in this has anything to do with his intense training sessions. Let's just fire this up. Got it? different people get different results because it take different shit to get to it everybody can't look the same and do the same got it enough on time enough sleep all that shit matters y 'all work this fucking hard to blow it off on the fucking weekends don't just take coaching from monday through thursday what you're doing on friday saturday sunday all that shit matters got it if you're gonna throw back a whole fucking bucket of chicken You're going to have to make sure the rest of that day, you ain't over-consuming.
2:53:40Got it? I was about to say, we got the gist of it. Speaking of Nicki Minaj. Yeah, I know. That's what I'm going to look like if I dress like Nicki Minaj. No, but like, check it out. Like, look at the pants. The pants are like tight around the thighs, tight around the buttocks. But this area right here, like I really think he might have had a BBL. You got the thigh dips in there. Because the striations in the Lululemon pants or whatever are just, he's going to and this is why i'd be scared to do squats yeah you don't get the you don't gotta worry about that you're gonna do a lot of squats i'm just saying my man's out here there's been some legendary nfl asses uh there's a maurice jones drew was a legendary ass in the nfl for sure he's like five six moose man's reaction when i said that in the group chat was actually nfl asses are a different breed yeah that's that's what you said which i've been watching in the NFL my whole life.
2:54:35Everybody knows you got to have strong legs, even, you know, as a running back, you know, lineman, they call it potatoes in the trunk. That's what they got to be able to squat a lot. You're moving heavy guys around. It's going to go straight to your glutes, man. That's one thing I noticed in porn too. That really makes me feel like I am not ready to be at the top of the heap in porn is like these dudes have beautiful asses, like big round bowling ball style asses. And okay. The show that we're talking about heated rivalries have you guys actually seen any of it i've heard a lot about it like podcasts i watch talk about it but i've never watched i actually learned a lot about myself through watching it for the people at home who don't know what we're talking about basically a show about two opponents who both play hockey uh in well one's from canada and one's from russia and they basically end up figuring out that they are both gay and they have a heated rivalry on the show but then they're also sneaking around and having sex with each other in the background.
2:55:34I think I watched three episodes out of maybe six or eight episodes. I actually stopped watching it because there were so many scenes in the show in which literally it would just be them having sex with each other, two dudes. I'm talking like five minutes plus. Yes, too much. That's a thing now. this is on tv this is very popular one of the biggest shows out now they're not uh you don't see like a dick going in an ass but you do see like naked men wriggling all over each other and what correcting each other it's crazy and i never would have thought just how unpleasant this would be for me like i really like as a person who's not a homophobe i respect gay people i support them wanting to marry each other and sleep with each other and everything like that i don't have any issue with that at all but i mean it's just it's not like i found myself just like looking away it's a lot i don't want to see this yeah is that i hope that that doesn't become like a normal thing in movies like because it's just i think it is i guess the advent of streaming though that this show even exists because never ever would they have put this on a movie cable you know or yeah maybe maybe a movie but i feel like they keep pushing the envelope because like that's kind of like why i got disconnected from american horror story because at some point it was just like oh yeah it was freaky yeah yeah then even like the boys season two like they were just starting to go crazy it was like brothers yeah it was just it was just gay everything it was just like and i'm okay with like gay characters it's fine gay whatever like okay totally okay with that graphic gay sex actually fucking each other and it and it's not listen like if it was like 45 seconds of them like starting to hook up and then it fades to black minutes cool like that that kind of thing I'm not really going to have an issue with because that's pushing the storyline ahead but like I'm putting on an episode and all of a sudden it's like damn like this is a 50 minute episode and there's been like over 10 minutes of gay sex like in this it's a little excessive and the problem is is that they these hockey players got NFL asses like the roundest muscle asses you've ever seen in your life and to me that's just not something I'd like it's really It's like making me feel bad.
2:57:54I'm thinking about my like hangy pancake style ass. And I don't want to put that out to the world, man. Do you think there will ever be a time in our lives where we are just like, oh, no, it's whatever. Like, yeah, there's a scene where these gay guys are having sex. I think it's getting closer than we think. Like if they're doing like extended scenes now. Like I remember on it was like SportsCenter on the New Year's. They showed like two guys kissing. And I think it was Scott Van Pelt. He's like, oh, what are we doing? and he caught himself like oh you know love is in the air you know he like walked it back instantly but it's like every straight guy's reaction is like ah come on guys what are we doing yeah i just i don't know for me personally i just can't i can't watch men fuck for content um okay i i have literally one thing left that i just wanted to call attention to which is this tiktok i've been trying to spend more time on tiktok because there's just so much like podcast gold on there that I'm not going to see on Twitter.
2:58:52And this came up, which is basically like these three young black men being confronted on the street. I guess I'll just let the clip speak for itself. All I did was get a shot. I wouldn't dare be walking around with no pineapple like a bad bitch. Yeah, man, look at this shit. Y 'all drinking like some bad bitches. All I did was get a shot. I wouldn't dare be walking around with no pineapple like a bad bitch. Yeah, man, look at this shit. violation flag on the play I think this very much resonates with me in the sense that like you know okay but I'm realizing my racism as I watch this because like I personally wouldn't think twice about drinking out of a pineapple really?
2:59:34which is the fuck that I care but viewed from the lens of a young black man it seems kind of out of pocket like I could imagine that in their culture this probably doesn't go over so well as an old white guy I feel like I could do it and not even think about it. Yeah, as a young black male, you can't be walking with it. You're not rocking with it? Nah, nah. You can't have umbrellas in your drinks. Can't do the girly shit, man. You take it out, throw it away? I don't even drink out of straws. You chews it up. I take the straw out. Okay, not even the straw. Oh, no straw? No straw. I need a straw, yeah.
3:00:07Listen, if a drink comes with a straw, it's probably because this is going to be inconvenient. Like, if it's filled with ice up to the brim. I just don't like the thought of like... yeah i'm good you know what is that sucking on something a way more normal style of drinking that still gets some criticism is like drake with the girly drinks and that's the type of guy i am i'm definitely a girly drink guy like i don't like the taste of alcohol i never have so i need it to be a little dress cut it a little bit to be able to vibe out and i'll just be like oh my god man you drink liquor straight man i can't i can't i need a chaser i need something yeah uh no i would never i drink so little but like if they're handing out shots at the party i'm not thinking about how i'm gonna feel as this enters my mouth pause i'm just just give me a lime i'll be all right yeah i don't know i feel like i uh i drink so little that it's just not really like a you don't have a preference okay you're you're posted at the crib with a shorty and you got like a bottle of tequila and then you realize oh shit i don't have a chaser is this like enough of a concern that you have to go to 7-Eleven and get some pineapple juice.
3:01:15Let's just take shots. I've had that happen before, and we're grabbing some water if worse comes to worse, just to get the flavor out. Or you can just blame it on the fitness and be like, look, we don't need the extra calories. And especially right now, very important thing to keep in mind. Water chasers all day. Nah, facts. So shout-out to all the NFL players with huge muscle asses. Yeah, shout-out to Maurice Jones-Drew. Shout-out to Lil TJ who might have got hit in this off-set. That's what they said, too? No, what? Lil TJ? They both got hit. I can't afford a T.J. But I. Okay, Ak reported about Lil' TJ getting hit as well, which - Lil' TJ be getting shot a lot.
3:01:49He be getting shot a lot. God damn. That's like the third time he got shot in like a fucking - I think he got 50 numbers now. He got nine at least. Bro, that's crazy. They should drop all his gun charges in. You see people trying to kill this nigga. No, for real. He needs it. Cut him some slack. More than anybody else, for sure. Wow, that is astounding. Yo, okay, I'm just going to read a couple of these donations. Fucking passing the bottle to Bloods, but I remember for 12 months, He said, fire Ricky and I'll love this podcast like I do Tuesday. He's not even on. Ricky is not on this podcast at this time, so I don't know about that.
3:02:21Astral Corona said, y 'all should call this the jump off. Oh, I'm not mad at that. I'm trying to avoid puns at this point. Okay. Ace Vane, who, by the way, shout out to him, became a member as well. And he has a very hilarious YouTube channel, which I found out about because he actually made a really funny video making fun of Flacco, which you would possibly. I'll go repost today's fame on all my socials. You'd probably love it. And then, okay, here's, he wrote, this looks confusing. I thought bro said he ain't got no type though. Oh, he's talking about Sway Lee. Okay, I'm here every day, folks.
3:02:55Oh, okay. Follow me. Also, you should have Sway Lee on Plug Talk. Bro is a stud. That's just another threesome at this point. Goddamn. Come on, Ace, man. Got a little freaky at the end. That was very freaky. I'm going to keep that in mind. and then uh dragonite wood which is amazing so part of the nojumper lore at this point is that we've got dragonite crypt dragonite blood dragonite hoover dragonite edition north day and now we got a white boy dragonite which is pretty exciting yeah we fuck with this love the tuesday show and all of the other hosts but it's a nice switch from the usual setup starting to feel like some no jumper vibes from a few years ago before the big departure that's some of most of the feedback I've gotten is like this is kind of going back to the OG no jumper kind of vibes.
3:03:40Yeah. And I think, you know, we're just going to have to just keep plugging along. And I think that they'll start to adapt as the clips start to circulate and everything. Let me ask you an honest question, Adam. Yeah. After the first episode of all three of us together, how you feel about the podcast? I think it's pretty good. We got to just like work on our rapport a little bit. I think that there's some skittishness on the first time with maybe talking over each other a little bit and stuff. But I think we'll find our groove a lot better as time goes by. I think our weight loss journey and us maybe working out together, all that is going to bond us a little bit better for sure.
3:04:15I like that idea for sure. I like the vibe. You guys want to go smoke a blunt or something? Hell yeah. I'm hungry. I ate all day. I didn't eat all day either. I'm starving. You guys want to order food and smoke a blunt? Hell yeah. More cheesesteaks. we gotta order like fucking goop or something no literally actually that that really works for me because what is it here what is it goop is the the healthiest alternative that they have on postmates on every what you be eating i'll be eating everything i've been a lot of fried chicken a lot of churches okay but like when you're trying to eat good i like to eat like chicken vegetables but you make your own food yeah yeah okay the only thing i don't like about meal prep is by like the third day i'd be like man i'm tired of eating it yo but i just feel like it tastes old One big change that I'm going through in my life that is associated with this is that I have had the same meal prep place for five years, four years, something like that, where I've been having the same meals delivered to me Monday through Friday for the last four or five years.
3:05:15And I just recently stopped it because I want to start doing my own meal prep. And I also believe that I'm a kind of person who could just eat the same thing every single day and I don't care at all. so i'm actually like working on transitioning into that so now i have to get used to instacart that's what i want to start doing too i want to start cooking my own stuff and just like maybe barbecuing more and just like grill for the week like i'd be cooking all my own because that's the one thing i'm gonna do like i'm not gonna just be cutting carbs i'm not gonna starve myself i'm not gonna be trying to do it right that's what's important to me is to do it the healthy way outside of like potentially like challenges like doing the the 24-hour workout stream or whatever We're going to have enough of that.
3:05:5324 hours is insane. We got to start with like eight. Yeah, or 12, eight or 12. Because then you could do like, you know, you lift weights for two hours. Maybe you do like an hour of cardio. No, actually, you got to break it up like a lot. You got to do like a lot of different activities. Sometimes you put all three of us on treadmills at the same time and see who quits first and you up the incline like every five minutes. That would be tough. And see who the last man standing. That's a crazy idea. but also Lil TJ was the one who exposed Offset for borrowing money from him at the casino that is actually a good point they had drama like that so is it possible that somebody had a shootout Lil TJ's crew shot Offset the guy standing up was trying to go at the guy on the ground and they were like dragging him off this might be it for Lil TJ as far as him getting in trouble because I feel like he's been skating on a lot of gun charges yeah yo he did he's got like a ton of them in new york too with like they give you three off rip he got like a gun charge and then got a gun charge like the next day right or like two days later like they were just something right no that's where he got shot okay i don't know if he got a gun charge that time but i remember he got caught like two days like extremely close together for guns in new york which is really not a good thing not great at all yeah usually we never see him again like a k-flock or something you know so shout out to everybody watch this please please please smash the like buttons get us to at least a thousand likes we really appreciate it um and yeah i feel like uh this was good we just kind of like casually did three hours we had good topics on deck so i feel like it was pretty pretty good all things considered somebody in the chat did say shane gillis could do blackface i do believe that the dog could do it like bud light is out of here at that exact moment man you know who might be able to do it Will Ferrell.
3:07:41Yeah. But he's in the glory days of his career. You don't want to go out like that. That's Adam's last act on Will Ferrell's. It's going to be somebody who's like trying to, well, I was going to say it's going to be somebody trying to make a name for themselves, but that doesn't describe Drewski at all. Drewski's like the biggest comedian. Yeah, maybe we need somebody who like fell off that might need a buzz or something. We could encourage them to do it. But okay, just who's the white Drewski right now? Who's like, yeah, who is that person that has a huge like online presence? Stuff. i'm gonna rely on the ai who is the white drewski right now
3:08:19uh wait oh he's telling me that drewski is the white bro it's just drewski painting himself white adam what do you mean that's like the ai telling me like you've been on here long enough there's no white drewski figure out a way to ask that question that would be better okay shout out to everybody watch this please
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